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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01
Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS l. CO.,

No. 30 Market Street,
IN FN.'Ah FEBRUARY 4Jh. al luo'rlock A NJ
- Nc "iA .hcr Tor sale, AT oUr Warehouse. a barge
assortment 81 Groceries, com risi IN para tho fol-
lowing,
100 hhts. sugar; $50 boxes NJ z Ratsirs.
200 bags Coffee: 100 Il =. :. -
$50 bbls Molassrs; 80 duz Wash B,,,ss.
ioo aa!i do; 10 bbls. = :. Almonds:
iOo N"gs Go' 10 =" Flhcrts.
100 bpls. cnC'i. Whisky: 8 Enr.isl Wslruts.
. AYE do: " isTag.l Nuts.
- Ola sour. do; 40 boxes Eir. aia Tobacco
- amer hrandyi various brands:
- " Holland 6iu, 10 cases Matches.
90 Kegs Nails; 10" duZ Buckets;
wv p"Aes elt-swHre; 10 ucsts This
ln0 ". Il Cheese; 5U coils Manila Rope:
90 p T. - 10000 cigars. various h'ds
l"bcther Win many other articles IN the tFauery
me hli:kpAIHiCK, NENINs \ co.
jsn29tr r.rs
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
II. FRANCE ~ Co., Managers.
Magnificent Scheme for February, 1853.
GRAND CAFIlAL FkILE
S65,OOO!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!

To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, Feb. 10Th, 1885,
UiIder The saperinterldeace Of the State Lottery
fl1UUQlsSiober.
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Leaving risk u The purchaser :. ......... sS16
Persons Who desire need only remit the risk on a
Package for which we viii send Certificate, fol
lows frrre
ACaruncate OF Package OF zo wholes costs. $500 90
- do. do 20 Halves. $50 90
do. do. - QuarserS. rs 90
do do. % kghths 5000. 81 So
ea- All orders addressed To X FRANCE s Co. Man
agess, Baltimore, Nd VIII meet with prompt Aiten
ton aud the printed Official drawings sent soon as
k FRANCE Co
fcbl-td Managers, Maryland Stale Lotteries
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FOR RENT

NOR the balance of this year, the rxo story Res
IL dence sn est Nashville, on the corner % Ne
tsaseck and Mc>asry streets. The house contains
sroorns, with otleF necessary opt-houscs There l.
also naecistefn 90 che premises. Terns madefate
For further particulars apply % R. ". sHAssER, or
T. a. GIAASCoCR,
jan2S-2w Asent
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SPLENDID SCHEME

80 .3I6 prizes amounting to............sl-V-O Jo
tickets so. Halves sic, Quarters IS. 90 gths s. SO
A Package OF rs Whole Tickets, al SO, costs $50
There IL drawn ballots, aud each ballot he
Is per cent on, beng Observation-Disclosures. 80
Leaves -net............ ...-........... 2o4
"
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New Grocery Store,
No. III Rrood St.aa.

Adjoining Tie Nashville Lumber Yard.
FAMILIES and Country Buyers can b. supplied With
Il every art,cle VA thr above line al tie lowest
prices.
Cash paid for Produce, Lard, Hu,tcr Tsrs, SC.
W. j. NJ LNth.
ian-e-ltn COMMISSION Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

SAsasltte. - uary 1sth, ISIS.
ms - - certlis EitEf tnr toss tssFk~r
located "a NeA YORK, ia thr STATE ~ Nes York, has
ssi- ~ith Al az Fl uirrfleats - at pissed
- las tszssrxi Assl.s..s AZ kss 4aa1aszEe
m A4reh. 1856. euuiiee "Aa Al q 70. ulats the
sseleirs - iEssrsncq spprsIirs not iacorpog aiea
- the state a t.asfsses, lIa t4st sas AAsH .ad
" , AtsR are tac icxsf sathursEee kscnts % sst4
CON sng tAe efg ~ ast Tiiie tLkl u Tsaaessae
J. G nONLAF, compGfsileF.
Fliees ssnet and feasA - n ths rcsiable las ".
zsrse cenpsey as ar f4ses, o1lcs "a - cos exc
street, Nashs4lie, 1cnn-
jaazs-u NASH AARR, Asests.
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Rates on Flour Reduced.

IT VIE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will re-
i eeive at Nashville, WartTace Shelbyvie and
stations ~ & c. K. K. between Nashville and Mar
trace, and give through receipts for Flour by Car load
TO Charleston Savannah at one Dollar Dog barrel
through Z. W. CUIE
jan3I-1 Supt
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Excitement in Hayana.

CrIGAiIs al J. ". LANGLEY CD.'S. who are orcD-
" Ing large sssortno II, selected With great are
10y who snuws.
DELPIT'S FINE SNUFF.
Rose and Macahoy. ) ". LANGiEY a Co.
Jaul- lnio- q.
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sI.o77,0so 30

The greatest amount insured on any risk Is
$50 900 bat Wih not a general rule exceed SlO,-
OOO.
The Company have no general RUE a. % the amount
allowed - be insured IA any city, toNn, village or
block, q beiag the intention Of the COMPANY o. dis
tribute "a risks ia such manner not
than slO, OOO ~ a single nro.
No part 81 IL Capitol Or earnings deposited N
any other state security f1r losses therein.
An sttested copy q tn Charter Act u IncOr-
poraIion Accompanies this Statement.
STkTK NES loEK.
CITY and Comfy OF New York,
CHAErrs }. MAAuN, Presiient, and ,. MILruS SIXTH,
Secretary, 81 The HONE lNSU RANCE COMPANY, be-
ing scverAlly daly s~ern, gepose and say and each
1T hun eli says thai ne foregoing a true, fu aud
cprres Il stement of the affairs 81 the sad Cor ora
ton, aud they the above described oihCers
tAcruof.
slgned. CaAuEs ]. AsEuS, Pr-si3eaL
Sgned. }. MnTsS snIEA, e.crctlry
Subscribed AaA sworn before tiis ga day %
January, A. D., lsss-
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
H. s Commlssislsr Tor 41tn-ssse,
IA AeS fork.
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st A Il Il Nj T. n Il
OF THE CONDITION
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
On the lSt day Of January, 4. D., 1859,
Made to the Comptroller of the STATE Of Tennessee,
pursuant 10 the Statute Of that State.

NAME AND LOCATION.
The name OF this Company is IHE HOME Insurance
COMPANY, incorporated in 1858, and located IN the
city OF New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company
tnally paii up ia Cash, is. 5000 900 90
The surplus the trst day
or January, lS59...-....-. 442,43l -
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Dr. Won Moschzisker has made for himself a
reputation in New Orleans which will abide with those
who have been benefited by his operations as long as
memory lasts, and which will hnd wide recognition
in the community when ever his name shall be men
tioned.-Nei0 Orleans Pic1yaHe
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Wanfea.

loNNA NAN WISHES = sita4tson a. travelling
n agent l4r sstne NbolsSie t1gaor, dlear or Gr.-
sefy hease. iis ccrnusans larxt country trace
- t.is and tie ~delag States. The best II FcfsE-
caers xiven n rcIsifed-
Address A. { J., ~ this eaace. a-I
taazS-tf
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WE wli pay The hiEbest cssl, pries fe~ Ion ,.s,
w seeug Negro Aea and uasaen. II Ne. IS Cedar
stf~~s Al. "a. HAYNES CO..
snii-t
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Election Notice.

rIvffR Stockholders 20 III Nashville tszs Ilxhi a,-
f.4ns are hereby nepned tsat lhs Aaaeal k1sls Q .
r sas "a lafeetzFs, tog = n ssltszs, ~i
Isla,s a The ier * tsse toustas o. "a 1tl DAY
~ " kfsCH NkNf Jas a. kksntttk,
f-bf-td SscrefaFy.
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Wrought Irsn Stoves.


w have 4sersn.ents q tAs-s g-.Dalr Slaves
w Which ~e an sell ga lie beet terns for cash
sssft tue ~ poncfial 81 si0tilors. -
taais-n NAcKE>xiE 4 xfNCInN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

Dr. Won MoschzisNer has, during his stay in our
city, benefited hundreds who had given up all hopes
Those who may have occasion % the Doctor may
do with ample confidence that he has so wen salts
Ted bis patients in this region that his southern Gus
may resolve in advance rely faithfully up
on his treatment.-.S. Louis MOI RepuLIioan.
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EfSflA.xES aad AIS wsir 80 tsnaFa .in>z 20
n s,-~tsbss prixsfe sAu.ll. snisa ~ bss
Aps,5 a. shz eisce. issi-ss
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Written for The Nashville Patriot.
"DUEI sPIRO, sPERO."
By ADAH IsAAcs MExKES.

= sIn that hope, i throw mine eyes to heaven
Scoring wbate'er you can affiict me WITH"
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Machines and Implements.
w auted.

Aos10-
4 Young MAN agent. IA q business which q
n be male pay from - ~ s. DAY. Please c.
al No. l. Gear street
am2s-sf n BLUM
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>MisfeIlaneons.
Auction Sale next Tuesday Night.

A VARIED assortment of Cut Goods and Clothing,
n Fancy Goods and Varieties. Hosiery, sc.
jan3l-td TRABUE & LUCUS.
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The PoKuc,L woRKs or FIHGREEyE HALLEcS. : New
Edition.. New York: D. Appleton 4 Co. 1895.
No library is complete that does not en-
brace in its catalogue the poetical works of
HAIIECK, one Of the best that America has
produced. This is neat volume, for which
the public viii thank the Industrious and
always tasteful publishers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01
Large Auction Sale
OF
GROC ERIES
BY
-. u. e.. NOEL ~ ca

h MEi'NESilAN Feb. md al 10 O'Clock we viii
~ sell for cash. In front ~ our W.r.I,,s' ". vi
A1Ihe' street. the following Groceries, without re-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01

half Hose, SuspendtrS, Shoulder Braces. &c.
A 80, every variety 81 Combs, Brushes, and Port
n A"nHAi =, A., for ale BY
Jan@e Al J. II Mcsil
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Pheian's Improved Billiard Ta-
bies and Combination
Cushions.

rrctectei by Letters Patent, dai-d--
Frbrusry ~, 1855 Tecen Der = 1857
October -. isS6. January L. lass
: Noxemhcr 10, lSs3
Sc The recent npfoV 4 M de iu these Tables
makes taen gEsurlassed Ia rs ~nrid. They are
no~ offered o. the seieHtlr Billiard Fascr a. conbn
lng sfstf With truth, never before obtained Ia any
inlis ~ fsbie Ss-sFusiiss "a and 7es llrsafNaV
Y. M4aaiNciory S. Ann street -
O'OoNNOR A c0iIENnER
sanrs-fsn sole Maagf4ctafeTa
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New bIicaIiOns.

THE LAND Book; Or Biblical illustrations drawn
from the Manners and Customs, the Scenes and
scenery Of the Holy Ltnd. by W NJ. Thomson ID ID.
In two volumes. New York: Harper Il Brothers.
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Wanted.

N auted.
IITANTEn An active business - nAFtaer 10 a
w prontAble. geniaei 4ai cash basaess Nith
$500 cssh. vii prove that The basness axig by
sio0o year. Address BUSHES, - thls atll1e.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-05-11

RATHER FoxY-The Louisville Courier says the
following was related to the editor by an eye wit
ness, and may be relied on as strictly true:
"a gentleman Of Henry county, fond of the chase,
had couple of red foxes which he had been keep
ing in anticipation of good ldashoned fox chase
Accordingly, a week or two ago he invited few
choice spirits to meet at his plantation to participate
in that sport for the sake of which any true Ken
tuckan would break his neck with composure Our
friend took his fox to the woods and turned him
loose. After giving him sufficient time for fair
start, favorite hound was put upon his track The
dog struck up the music so melodious to hunts
mans ear, and started on the track of the fox AT
ter while the whole pack of hounds were let loose
and dogs and mounted huntsmen, commenced the
exciting chase guided by the deep-mouthed yelps of
old Spot" Just as the chase was becoming excl
ting the tongue of old "Spot" became silent. Great
was the wonder thereat, and his owner was conjec-
turing thousand excuses for him, when in turning
short corner the company met old "Spot" and
Reynard' jogging quietly and coolly toward home.
The fox had been raised with the dogs and was
probably up to snuff When he found be was pur-
sured he stopped and quietly awaited the arrival of
old "Spot," and by some hocus pocus succeeded in
bamboozling that quadruped into friendship, and
inducing him to return with him to the house of the
hunter. The company lost their long anticipated
fox chase but they managed to have heap of fun
out of the owner of the sagacious fox and amiable
old hound"
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DEMOCRAT.

The indomitable perseverance and self sacrifice
manifested by thepeople Of Fayetteville in carrying
cut the scheme Of the Coal Fields Rail Road deserves
eminent success We shall be glad to hear that the
fold No.people in North Carolina deserve 1t more"
The above friendly allusion to our town, which we
abstract from the columns Of one of our abest State
ootemporaries, the Washington Dispatch; is another
striking exemplifcation of the zeal and perseyerinp
character which naturally belongs to.hs citizens Of
our town. In this and all other schemes in which
the denizens Of place have interested themselves
they have displayed an unusual amount Of. resolu.
on and courage, and our present stateof prosperity
" owing vastly to the manner in which they exert
themselves in all matters identified with our inter'
ssts.-Fay Oarolfnia,.
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OLIN HIG III SCHOOL-MALE m,
Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, PrincinaIi EMAh
A. H. MERRIrr,


ohiN Rev RsxTER G IEGa IL FEM,,
Mrpp,-- If'hclpal
A., III a. n. MER Fit, Ass;s,.
MISS MAssAREf TUCKER , '''''ans
Other assistants will be procured, as the want.
school demand, 50 as to secure full and tbor @ Of
instruction 70 all the pupils
nLIN HIGH SCHOOL is situated in tba yo
U part of Iredell county, n c., on the We
creek in healthy section of country, and IN a Of
industrious and moral community, and .ne nds
temptations to extravagance and dissipation ~ as
The course of instruction is full and particular any any
paid to the elementary branches All the teaoh
experience and the Principal, Rev. B. Cless IL
fayorably known as Of the most successnl well
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Feb. IA, 1859,
HILLsVILLE ACADEMY.
CARROLL COUNTY, VA

CARROLL COUNTY, VA
B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal,
A. W. c. N0WLlN, B. p. assistant Principal
Associated with efficient nstructors)
TINE nth SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence the first MONDAY in January and r~
time twenty-one weeks Board can be had in good fan;
lies at six dollars per month.
Hillsviile is village, the top of the Blue Ride
commanding view OF line most picturesque romantic al
sublime scenery.
1t is well supplied with good water and pure air fru
the surrounding mountains, and is renowned for health
affords as good society our smaller generally
/ situated ON our main thoroughfare from Tennessee
Carolina, over which passes line of stages and
within few hours travel of the Virginia and Ternpss.
Railroad. Through the lberaity Of Messrs Andrew s
Fulton Ben. Rush Floyd and Alexander N. Chaifn, tr
Gold Medals have been presented annually for the last m
years to the best speakers The Annual Catalogue will
sent to ally desiring further information about til
school.
January 2s, 1859. 5-w6mpd.4
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR AsHEvI1
FOR SALE.

an THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT
~ sell on the premises the valuable Farm beons,
the estate of the late Thomas Foster, and living a"
nanoa River two miles east of the town of Isheys
Tract contains about ~
Seven Hundred Acres,
large portion of it the best quality of River Bottom
There are on the place good
GriSt and Saw Mill.
and large and convenient buildings of every kind NJ
place has long been known as one of the best stands in
up-coCntry. "
more particular description is deemed unnecessarr
any wishing to buy will look and ndge for bimsa
TERMS.-Twelve months credit with bond and ann,.
ed security, and title withheld until the purchase p
is paid. 'I'-'
G. c. ALEXANDER, J.,
THOS H. FOSTER, hSecutOrs
Feb. IA, 1859. 7-w,as.
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY,

CHATHAM COUNTY, n. z.
TINE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COy1
IL mence the 10th of JANUARY, and continue fn
months
TIL. situation of the Academy is pleasant and beautiful
in the eastern part Of Chatham 10 miles from Chapel Hill
and 30 from Raleigh. 1t is also 10 miles from Mcl1isn
Station the n q. Railroad from which there is CONVEX
by stage Students find this one of the best Schools
in The State, yielding 1t is Preparatory Coeg
in its character although when desired highly ma,u
Academic Course is impaired.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Department, 10 60
Juvenile (English,) Is 20
Advanced " (CassicaI) IS 20
Board in best families IS per month.
Charges alone by the session. Certificates of good char.
acter and responsibility from each student before entering
Deductions for time of sickness.
J. r. HOLT, Pra
December G. 1858. 5O-wlf+
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January Is, 1853.

Il lie generally, that he has recently taken the Old
Stand" well known by every body, west of The Capitol
Square, and formerly occupied by Vim. F. Clarke and
branches and in the style. Prices to suit the
times.
Persons will do well to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. JAMES BASHFORD,
Raleigh, JAM 81, 1853. 5-w6m
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The STANDARD.
The under Dog in the Fight.
BY DAVID BARKER.

BY DAVID BARKER.
know that the world, that the great big world,
From the peasant up to the king.
Has different tale from the tale tell,
And different song to sing.
But, for me-and care not a single fig
If they say am wrong or am right
shall always 60 for the ueaker dog,
For the under dog in the fight
I know that the world, that the great, big world
Will never moment stop
To see which dug may be in the fault,
But will shout for the dog on top.
But. for me- never shall pause to ask
Which dog may be in the right,
For my heart tpW beat, while it beats at all,
For the under dog in the fight.
Perchance what I've laid had better not said
Or 'twere better had said It Lcog;
But with heart and with glass filled chock to the br,
Here's health to the bottons dog.
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gree from those weghty obligations which rest up
on every true democrat whether in public or private
station, to work steadfasAy and zealously Tor the
success of the party, and the advancement OF Its
principles
The continued supremacy of the democratic Or
ganization in the councils of the nation can alone
protect Southern institutions from hostile aggres-
son and thereby perpetuate the Union of the States
The present administration is true and faithful ex-
ponent of the democratic sentiment upon the vital
questions involved in the sectional issues which are
likely soon to convuse the country, and it deserves
not only the confidence, but the ardent support Of
every national man in the Republic This confidence
should be evinced, and this support made manifest,
by returning no one to the popular branch OF the
National Legislature who is not an orthodox demo-
crat.
The opposition are now making stupendous efforts,
wherever elections are in progress, to ma,
iority against the Democracy in the next House of
REPRESENTATIVES The result in this District may de-
eide the political complexion of that body. The po
ltcal combinations now forming against us, look to
the possibility of defeating an election before the
people in the next Presidential contest and the con-
sequent throwing of the election in the House. In
such contingency, if the Democracy be in minor
y on vote by States, the election of an abolition
list as President becomes inevitable 1t cannot be
disguised that disunion together with all the calam
tiles incident to the disruption and breaking up of
Government would follow this dire event.
In view of the vast importance which attaches to
to the political complexion of the next House of
Representatives of the Congress of the United States
l invoke al. my political friends and every other
man in the District who loves the country, and the
Union with the Constitution which cements it. to
rally ardenty to the support Of the democratic can
didate, whoever he may be.
10 the numerous friends who have sustained me
in past political conflicts, and calamity defended
me from assaults, which, in point of bitterness and
magnity, stand almost unparalleled in political an
nails, and who are again ready to do battle in my be-
half, l tender the sincere Acknowledgements Of
grateful heart
Respectfully, your obedient servant
W. w. AVERY.
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

Near tie corner Of Hargett and Wilmington Sreets)
TINE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
IL Their friends and the public generally, that they
now prepared to execute all ORDERS such Monuments
HeadSOnes, TOnbs and Grave Ornaments of all descrp.
tons and will manufacture from the best Italian and
lean Marble at Northern prices and finished in the latest
and most approved style.
Also Granite Work Of all descriptions for buildings or
all other purposes Mason Work, &C., done to order.
N. B. All orders from distance promptly attend to
Address,
TuOS. GRIER
January Is, 1853 s-wly
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

1UyHE UNDERSIGNED has. in Clark Co., A. kansas
II 1900 acres of wild COTTON LANDS for sale, in
afforded any portion Of the west These lands were To-
Gated twenty years ago. and equal if not superior
the amount that may be found in any other por
ton of the State These lands lie within 25 or ~ miles OF
Camden, Arkansas fourshing town. where from 10000
10000 bales of cotton shipped by steamboats, anna
ally; and also within 20 miles Of Arkadephia flourish
ing county town that ships from 1000 to 5000 baes OF
cotton every season.
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that is certain to be built within five years. hav
ing large land grant from the government.
Any information be had by addressing the under
''e'~N ~ MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
July 90 1858. 29-wtf
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA-C
ruary Term, 1s59-Wills Poe and others Executors of
Jesse Poe Decd James Poe Jasper johnson, and the
heirs at law Of Jesse Poe, decd, and othersDeosaus
eel non.
In this being made appear the satisfaction of
the Court that the defendants James Poe and Jasper John
son. and heirs at un of Jesse Johnson dee nonres
dents of this ate 1t is ordered that publication be made
in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks for said defendants
appear the Term of this Court to be held for the
county of Chatham at the Court House in Peterborough
the I'd Monday of Nav next and then and there to make
themselves parties to this ISSUE if they think proper
Witness r. C. Cotton Clerk of said Court at office,
at Peterborough the I'd Monday of FebrT"ry, A. D. 1859
April 8, 1852 pr Adv s,ssiz) 2lS-wst.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-
- SION COUNTY-Court of pleas and Quarter SEES
sions, February Term, ls59.-Wright Blow and McNab
carp VS.. John E. Earp.-Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT is not resident of this State is ordered that
advertisement be made for six weeks in the Raleigh Stand
ard for the defendant to appear the Term of this
Court to be held at the Court House in Smithhed the
4 Monday of May next and rep!evy the property levied
on, and plead the plaintiffs action judgment final
will be rende red against him for the plaintiff debt.
Witness Thomas D. Snead, Clerk of said Court Smith
Ill Al, N,,nI, IS Enl n
THOS. D. SNEAD, c. c. G.
April 9, 1859. pr. Adv. S5,G2L.) 15w6t.
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CULTIVATED WoMEN.-Sheridan said, beautifully,
'Women govern us let US render them perfect -
The more they are enlightened, so much the more
shall We be. On the cultivation Of the mind of wo-
men depends the wisdom Of men. 1t is by women
that nature writes on the hearts of men,"
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