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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-15

NOR SALE-A YOUNG HORSE. FIVE years
i old. works well in either double or single har-
ness--will hc sold low.
ian l2-1w hlNtliEb'f a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-15

h-1-FOR CONGRESS.-We are authorized t"
HENRY SnACKELFORn, esq, as a cahul-
date to represent the Seventh Congressional DIS
80, :, tbo revt Conoress nov lj-tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

company has better reputation. The
Peoria Company is doing business in
most Of the Western States, where it Is
obliged to file an annual statement of its
condition aud to comply with the same
laws that is required of all Eastern com.
psnies. The fact that the company can
comply with the laws of such States.
which are regarded as very oncrous by
many companies, shows that it has the
necessary capital, aud as available assets
as any other company, being subjected to
the same provisions,
The Officers and Directors Of this com.
psny arc men of tried experience and IN.
blcmished integrity. and success Of the
company prove that they have the rcqui.
site ability to manage the affairs of such
an institstion. One peculiar feature in
this company, which piaoes its stability
aud permsnency beyond doubt, is, tha,
by provision Of its Charter, if by. any
means the capital of $500, 900 should De.
Come impaired single dollar aud should
any policy be issued thereafter, the d.
rcctors render themselves personally liza.
bic for sny loss that may occur. AS the
Directors would not care to incur such "a
responsibility, and even if they did, as
their aggregate wealth is quite large, the
policy holders h. We. an extra projection
and safety by this provision oe the char.
ter, which exists in but few If in any 9th.
or companies.
We sre decidedly in favor of pat
our own companies when we
know them to be sound aud we'll managed
like the Peoria" We have had in.
,urance in the Peoria Company for sew
eral years, SO that We practice what we
preach, aud VIC cordially commend it to
our friends and fellow citizens generally,
Press & TIL l4th.
The advertisement Of the shove Com.
psny will be found in another column.
We recommend them as good and relia-
bic Company. A. Gilbert, Agent, Tip.
ton. Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

TIE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE In
sURAacE Cot is with pride and
pleasure that we ask the attention of our
readers to the statement Of this Company
in cur columns this morning 1t is the
first detailed exhibit Of the condition of
any home company that We have ever
seen, and compsres most favorably with
the statements Of the best eastern com.
panies Such an array of assets, amount.
ing in all to s352,556 Il, show most
cooelus'vely ,ha. We have company in
our own State, as round aud as well man.
aged as any other, DO matter where locat
ID As II regards its proUrtness aud
lihs,s'itv in the se.'lan mt q lcsae, 40
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
pIEILA ET,pHIA

4 Psaeroisat fastif1fion sstabash.d kp .,,f,ay a..
donmsnt for the rsitsf Of the sick and GIstressss
afflicted nith rtru!snt and Epidemic dtssas,.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the fs,
destruction of human life, caused hy sexualdfseaser
several years ago directed theu Consulting SURGEON
to open Dspensary for the treatment of this cs. Of
diseases, IN all their fornla, and t, give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all WHO apply by letter. with A
description Of their condition, age, occupation ,bits
o. i'e oc) and IN case Of extreme 1overiv, 10 FURN-
ISL MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
Inc directors Of ma Association in their late Annual
Report eAprtss The highest sal scton With the success
which has attended the ttnrs II their Surgeons ia TAI
cure II sPefmatorhUa. Seminal Weakness Gornrr-
hna, elect. Syphilis. the vice OF onarisn or SELF
Abuse, Diseases u tie haGeys and Bladder, Sc and
order continuance ct the same plan for the ensuing
year.
An admirable report IN SPerinat aarhaa. or sem.na!
weakness, the vice Of CnsnsIa Mast urba.iop or lf
Abuse, aud other seases Of the sexal organs Nv the
Consulting surgeo ., viii lie sent ly mail IN 4 .rae
enveloPc,} FREE OF niiAIaE, on recent OF TWO
STAMPS far postage. Address fer report OF treatment
DIR. J. skiDLIS HoU CLIFTON, Acting Surgeon How
hri Association, No. South Ninth Street. rhiIAas,
Thia. Pa. nav
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-------a--
TREASURES NOTICE.

Tarts Ior ls5s nop ane ana poyadle.
D.BLIC NOTICE is hereby given 10 the dear
i people aud LOVING taxpayers" or "OId C
dra' that their CouIsy. State, School, Road and
District Taxes for the year \. u. 1855, are now
due and greatly needed. You are therefore no.
tilted that the law hxes the time for tho payment
OF the same between the Isl day OF Nov 1853,
aud the 18th day Of January 1853.
Isis earnestly expected that you will meet tho
payment ofyour taxes with promptHess and there
By Sustain your high reputst9a Is efficient and
prompt tax payers.
Interest st as per cent will ne igdls enforce
cd af,cr the 18th Of January, 1882 Procure your
Road Certificates from your respective supervi-
sors before presenting yourselves tor settlement
stt4is oaiee. u. C.rlATT,
Treasurer q Cedar county, Iowa,
Epton, IIeas1rcrs Office. Nov. ath, lobs.
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INHERITED To THE SCHOOL FUND,

INDEBTED TO THE SCHOOL FUND.
Dnblic Notice is hereby given TO ali persons
J. concerned, shat the interest o. al moneys int
the School Fund Of Cedsrsounty Iowa, - due and
payable al the rgeasurer's Office in sail county.
on ~ before tine FIRST day Of January Il. 1893
Aud II said interest is uoi paid as above speci.
lsd, two per cent as q penalty iar non p'yinept
for each month, will be added upon tie Interest
doe.
You arc farther notified .hatif said Interest IL
DOT paid within SIX month. from the FIRST day OF
Jsnnary $50, The auounts unpaid vii b" rePo..
It'd to the district attorney for collsetao ION ~
,'sg ;, kv n. r, Watt. Trcae
r-.ra -..~t. -. nc az
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

TnE CossrkLIaIIns, comes TO u. 10 an I'm
proved form, like that Of the New York Tribune
Ledger, dc, but larger than either. Ii is twice
- large ~ lie Ledger aad Nc think far superior
70 it in lie eoatrol. ! he name ospark Benjamin,
editor # the Constellation. is a sufficient guar
satee thai it viii se veil conducted. Teras 81
year. Three caqies to 2ae al irass s., ten CO.
pies 10 sae address els, aad one to getttr ~ Of
the cGb, six months subscription on the same
terms In the IN nth af March there will be is
sued thr 'Quadrnp!e Constellation which will he
.he largest shoe ever printed. asigg - ~ loo
inches. The b!auk paper will cost " cents i
pound or so resn. The price fsr the Quadru-
pie Con ISOLATION will be 30 ccuts. Address Geo.
Roberta, IL and Il spruce stlee. New York.
GopHT's LAnY'g Book for March, is On our IA.
ble with its usual attractive contents The Ell.
craving Of Mutual Instruct n ID perfect gem.
Miss Slimminsn is still living and illustrates
timely the difficulties an Old maid has to encoun-
ter ia catching husband. Our subscribers can
still procure The Ladys Book for So
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The ROWING EDITOR !:
Talks with Slaves in the Soathern States.
By JAMES REDPATH or ha>s&s.

BY JAMES REDPATH op ha>e&s.
One neat Vol lime. us pp., illustrated. Pric. 81.
This Book 10 narrative Of three jaurueJs
ASoot between Washington and New or'eans !
contains lengthy reports Of confidential CONVEX
aa,ioEs vita The Nlsses in Virginia, the Garoii
na, Georgia Aiahanla and Louisiana, lively
deAcri ptisas Of social south sra aud Plantation
lite graphic sketch Of adventure ia Missouri .
And the most ssarehsng and thorough and rstsablc
inysstig alton OF American slavery ever publish
81 in our csastry, The sutAa. has given a fail
And fear ess report Of slasc sentiment--a thing
never Ll.hsr." attempted ~ Am@iiaa, LeteysTy
enc who would knas What Southern Slavery is
SLAVERY As SEEN by THE SLAVES !
ysssrds} thar hsptsasAJAtsre deslgnSi
Asss the authors 81 y As writer will be that
sasssss hare me and agree.
"krspASH could not bs SsR sr tame slayeh II ks
vsYs to Try he has not idle bone In hinand fee
centric huxsrous ~ az for Humanity. lie has
a!nA aud nature both are indenepdent apd full Vi
sris aad viii var against wrong and tyrAnuy With all
shs1 might. "-lisn J. G. Vaughan IN Ls.ossssrtA
a. vigorous vrtter. n--St Lssis Royalties.
"A I'D rascal, but the best writer had
cut West. "-Gen. ssTngfeo~.
cspi.s ..n, By mail, postage paid, to any par Of tn,
Usi,ed States, % the receipt Of the price, H.
4. u. BuRDICK, Publisher,
Spruce street, MI.
Ldi,ers publishing the Above Advertisement aud th
Hots fss tines, And noticing 1t stiorAly, ~ sendn,
nnksd copy VI thir paper 70 The publisher, will re-
sesis \ CRY W return MAJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

WHY WILL. YOU DELAY

Ii I'LL 1Oi DELA /
Why viii Jon neglect that disease which /. tsstsy
suea deep root, and ~hieE gves you warning ~ that
hacking cough, tha, you .a psning for as.raty
Why encourage that pain in ths sids N. rising
those nj gas s~.Ass or that din cult srssthius, which
isntly whispers in -sur esE tia. something mas, ss
deEs to save from the grave Of the sonsumptvs
Why act earsl-s.y BY permitting thu, disoaso to d.
stroy your hssah, aad hss.en yau ID the .ans fror
whence ne traveller ever ", rssurned
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH,
Or death must carry you to your sasnt grave. Why
lay ~hils there Is Jet hcre' Consumption 10 caused "
iapars humos Of the blood being deposited In the cells
ofshs luags. Hence, the lungs ike spriaS Of
ssr, when rolled ap By the dirt made II clear water
Constantly flows through the springs, impurities mud
will bs conveyed away hy the pure water. just with
the blood when kept in seiean pure state ash
stAaty Cows through tie lungs, it carries Away All
rupt matter, aud perfect health will be regular will in
reasonable time euse consumption. The reason thess
pills used than others, 10 because they are
made Of purify and cleanse the body
AL corrupt matter, and drive out disease OF every de
scription, quicker and In atLpRR than other
Pulls.
pr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all
dealers in Medicines.
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JOHN sEMPLE G. SON,

81 Successor 10 {. AR AVE-.
E1R l52 Second ST, MUSCArINE.
We are now Offering fo- sale a, re.
duced prices. orr large & v RED stock Of ,sw.
dry. Give Us a call before purchasing tlse.
whtre. Remember To place at kranz's old
stauI, li2 Second street, MVss at!ne, Iona.
Watches, Clocks and Jeu.iry earfuily re.
pa red Il
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An old Lady restored tn comparative Youth
by Etooiiand's German Hitters.

PutLApELrHI., June 5, 1859.
pR. C..M Jackson. Dear SIR / very old, and
fer years have been very miserable Last winter one
of ny grands9ns presented me with bali dozen bot
ties Of your Btters, and induced to try them.
did SO, and feel as Il thirty years youn ger
for digest MY food now, and fres from the
water hrashas constant companion for tbs last forty
years. Ms grandson, when he the good effects Of
the Bittegs advised mo to send you this certificate.
Yours, DC, MRS. ANN PATTlsoS,
Cherry, helos Ninth
Ask for Hollands German Bittsrs. Take nothing
else, aud that the signature of c. NJ Jackson il on
the wrapper Of each bo-t's.
The B,tters are sold by druggists or storeke.pers In
every town and village in the United States, Uaaads,
West Indies and South America, at Is cents per ,,te
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

'I'aken mp hy Jaekomyer BALDWIN, at his resi-,
l denee in cass Township on the 4th day OF
December lo5s. al cstray mare color brown
small white spot on the left side af the neck
right hip down, about IA haads high, and sup
posed he years old. Appraised Al So, before
b. L. LISk, Esq.
52-3n 6. II. YOUNG, Cl'k.
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Dito,

On the !l'h ins-. MARTHA Mttes only aaugh.
ter q: Edwin 4. aid Margaret +. Down. or pu.
rant Cedar couutv. I9Sa-Aged 2 years ind 9
month.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

Ms. GuhFaGII.'h FsaALE GtRDIAi.
INIR fHt. t'Ukk Of ALI liiJ>H PAlNfC
l. D.sEA-f.> PECULIAR - WOMAN.
Mr.. nv>TAouE, for many years srii-,.d vita
most VI The disc ases that rvuEol 10 le44t.ca
spending lar re fortune n ten Jesgs ,ln, tue
dine enI mean. Of .rca.IaoGt for 4rT relief to
avail. ras prevailed upoA ny many VI ar: .:i-uda
TO vislt Goa. Ht~cIuDrr As, .or the pLr osc "
rrsaiuins her former aca.h. While gtcrr. she
oa.aIa.a prescription FROM aSpsniss r4!.>iaG.
Whose silver !osk.
Wsrs teadinS TO tie &re"
" ia .llcA. through the nerersf ael .as vas
rssssrse TO Ne fsutsfai h~Alth.
After her r.sara sac MAG. kIesp 70 Au44rsds
Of her female sufferers tire effects OF the remedy
With equally A. great sacee..
This extraordinary medicine 10 offered 10 the
pabiic for the relief Of ali the painful aud dan.
serou. disea.c. p.caiar to women, sas that lAs
female eorstllat1oa - @aI1sct to-
To taose suffering flsiE 'Froln psgs L.eSi.n Ia
corr osa, AInuogrhoea Aeaorrhssia. bysne D r.
heea Chiorosls speedy cure can he Obtained.
TO those Suffering from Falling Of Tia. ~ AZ.
.r EtcgiZe Weakness of xny KIND, the Penal.
corti.l Is e.,e Tally rce0ameBg.d Ii iswxr-
ranted to cure his pa!a.4 d&ssst, II r-r.~sered
n
In al .p..A 41et tiaas pain in tic reg on { the
P=ivIs 10 ue.s Of Spirits tysleria sick ne .daGh.
AID a. those diseases arising from III" peculiar
form .tisE VI ~oAeA iar Cordial -ill oe feEna vi
A. lIamenss s.l4c
Tsl- LAC Gicips Ia De ates all eScess. aud re.
moves Al! obstruction; iliHYi gorates the dc s.ita.
ted constitution TOR The duties II l'fe and wnen
takea IL middle age proves L-ssing
Modssty ferhtds -, III public adrsrtissmr Il /
TO maxi fall lle tetails; but the Wrapper around
each letter sill fa!sy exp Jan cEsEy case.
Nsrcasns. feasscs, ri 0tE.rs, b., send ns III
cent staAp, csa haze Any Information e2Gc.r2iss
| tue opera s4ss,@ sf tks neSs 'citlc-
Agents wanted il stery village If the laiisi
States. Pat up IL sltplnt bottles, ~ p@r to'-
ties; 80 per cent. IL TO IN. trade. All orders
n LAT ke &C " s&ksa ~
! Ia. J . II. STOSER)aD.
tsols PrGr.l<te~
a5i.yl L<s3stusn. IA bux lAl-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

rINAkEN Up, by Lake Corker, at his residence
L ia Iowa township, Cedar county, Iowa on
the ---- day Of November. 1885, al cstray HAI
MARE, supposed to be one year old last spring
with few white hairs in the forehead. Apprais.
cd al s55. before Alex. Hines. ESQ.
.o.3n. s. W. YOUNG, clark
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

Those indebted to vs. for the Adeerti'
ser, will take notice that we must have
our pay, or we mus, stop publishing a
paper, aud stop eating too.
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FUR NITURE DEPOT

w M II "A O. Is III
@a~ fienersi Dealer 10 oil kinds Of Hca~eb0lA
Furniturs. Stock large and compssts. Collins
ronKtauiy on baDt. aud n sds to oider .tth die
,srh
fUnr. lar. - ltss
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ESTis.fYID.

IRON tie subscriber, one yoke OF hy. year
l. o!ds red and whitc--onc almost white one
line back, One brindlc COW, short tail
GEO. r. DESEREUx.
Farziagtan. tsroye. FEB. 4. 1853
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LIVE FENCES, urc Of great importance
in this prairie country, aud the fence
willow i. claimed BY many to be the bes,
for thss purpose. 1t certainy makes a
good teuce. Farmers can pow procure
cuttings Of Mr A. Gi!ter: here, A. cheap
\, they can b. bought in the vszt. Mr.
q, la. also some Ut the tcs, Aluds of
black berries aud ssgawt.rrips Tor sale
Read advertisement. =
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$4,000 Bundies Wire Fencing.

W. Are prepared 70 make contract, with deal
~ss for krs, quality Annea.i Fence Wire, Nos.
a. : II snantiti-s Of rot lc.s than Que ton, ex-
hvsrahle .. our Warehouse At aay time previous
- the srss Aay Of jsne neIt--hse per cent cash
- - sad whsa tn. contract ia nads, balAn &C
o. delivery Pa chassrs arc invised - cortes
pad With u, THGS. 8. DECKER on.
Ian 1c--S I'm
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y. N. PETTENGILL 4 Co.'s
ADVERTISING AGENCY,

rs Nassau St. n T.. aud 10 State ST., Boston.
s. N. Pettensin & Co are the agents for the Aevt.
tssr and the most influential and largest newspapers
Ia the Cped StAtes and CanadAs They arS authorize
10 contract for US At eur sonsstra;es.
ssu- SHOES a .StssspeP~ whose rUiunvss are at
al t1nss cro -ed 1ii ne.r Adasrfisps..s. a..a zoe
,sW rhe~ yos q cumnaua,ty Gttss .Sith business and
srscpriss. The ags " a mermg osse A wan tia,
ssasds u. there latter days. Siii ~ abort ,i4rs f..
hins,U 5>hind hi, competitors. -92 g.
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InE ROADS are awfu almost i..pass4-
bic aud yet lreud Pas.nore gives us =
daily mali from. the Junction, Tor which
we should fec! thankful. 1t may 40, b.
generally known, bat yet it i. true TIM,
% service has been pat on the mail route
from Upton to the Junction, by The 2.
.. Department, and that Dir. l'assmore
carries the mai yra,uitously, or acas!y 50,
receiving ouIy five dollars per month
tlon. Il few names here, Mr. T., is en:!.
tied 70 the Patronage of trsveLers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-26

DR's, TussAk i CARP-NTER, have
formed co-p-rsIssship in the practice
Of medieiue. The one having just taken
To himself wife, aud the other dipIo-
as, they wilt discharge the duties Of
their Profession with reuculd sIyor.-
Ihry arr too tayorably known
shrou, hout this country to need
puI iron U.s. They will, as ever be
ready to answer the calls Of those who
AMY have lc.d Of their ser, ices.
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.pft nnr.nl,
FOR SAIL,

alea'-oew, 5cat5c; oil so.a.nc. Coru T..
sc. U..s--Gea, @jc; Oh, 4t:. Potatoes 6t,s1 s.
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SCIENCE d Fame.
rl1 lln ngttI.s zsn ~ <.

ai not single Instance Of Its failure has been r,,.-s
rFreahaly appeared het"re NE. Alderman ~ ~.
city ~ Philadelphia, RI. T. HELb1ID CLrut.t =
vein" day sworn does sav, that his preparAt;o .,,s;
20 Narcotic, Mercury or INJURIOUS Drugs hut ,rs 49,
Feretahis, II. 7. UTNRor0 81, 49,, -. P"Fs5
Sworn and subscribed sefore M the e31 a., ~
ieSs' w. J.. HIBEARn, ai<e~r,.,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-11
musif, piauOs, sc.
,JNO. Ii. w L - 7

IIAS In store MACHINE CARDS aud all other ind.
l. i ings for manufacturers al Wool AMI Cotton, at
No - Union street, adjoining the Bank Of Tennessee.
feb4-2m
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uAONe Again!

MIR. LARCOMEE desires to inform his
INl friends aud the public generally that lac has
turned fro"i hi- Northern tour and Ia ready open
the fall campaign.
Fully posted all centimprovements In Photo
graphic MlnpUlatou-rrly ing, as heretofore solely
upon the merits OF his PICTURES and determined 10
spare Effort 10 please he confidently invites those
who have new gwen Inn IA fair - all, To do
Ladies VIII a. hts present rooms the most Couye.
niently and ~ Insanity located of any in the city,
harry sire 'prner az Iinfan s@nt2i-s
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TINHE undersigned has been appointed agent for
i the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, and is now
prepared execute Bills of lldmg through TO Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore on exceed.
ing liberal terms.
He will also enter into arrangements for the dclv
cry of Goods from any Of the Eastern cities To all
points on the Cumberland river at reasonable rates
For Information apply Ia
JOHN II. HARRIS, Steamboat Agent,
noylS-u At FISHER, MIiEIEss X Co. =
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STEAMBOATS,.
New Orleans e. Nashville Packet.

freight Steamer EaSTPURT <HCrzssSSssza
F. WtlOD, Master, will continue s<zzEzEEzz1E,1h
in the above trade the entire making regular
trips be .wecn this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT is fast, of light raught, and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
noy24-u A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

rTsHE undersigned arc now oneFnE ~ private sale
Il ali that pogtioa Of land, lying % ne Ssath sce
81 the ChAFottc Turnplkr bcioEeiag % the estate 81
The i.ts Matthew Barrow deceased. Toe l4d lice ~
fall yiex and Nshin abo2t tWO niles - fhe state
CapItnl aha laid i0ts varying - slks IRON
fourteen 10 twenty -ntne acres all sruHtsAg ca tss
Turupke road. These iaEan Mil be soid AZ lair pr
ees and en- liberal tisns. Auy persnns tssg % ex
amine them ascertain particulars "a fei-in 70
he teruss viii please cali JsAs a. hsFE0s near
a. nres.ises or On J. l. u. ~. BFosn, Real Estate
Agents OF ths pnderstgnse N AAshyiiis,
- 1s--9~ a. = FfLc1lEE,
&. {. IUkBETI,
.~,siO-tf ExecatoFs Of N Bzrrsx decd
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Rates Charged for SrcOnd-ClaS Tickets.

EmigraRts viii be taken upon Deck n reduced
price and ON three u ten collars cheaper than by
any other route.
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Dc Il & u LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
james Johnson, Nashville. E. Howard, and
Bed RnIrr

One OF these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th.
er cay at noon: time from Nashville to Memphis For
q eight Hours; Nicksburg Five Days aud 10 New
Orleans ia seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every day, and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starting
For hrst class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be proc red nj the different points prices
uamed in the annexed SEIZED lie of Rates
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LIVERY STABLE.

WM. T. WRIGHT co, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizrns Of Nashville IN
and the pubic generally that they have Ky
purchased the well known Livery Stable and the stock
ana fixtures Torn eriy occupied by VIM j. Philips
Market street ~ I below tie square.
We have nrstrate lots and boX-s stalls to AccommC-
dat" dr"Vers, aud all oar friends who may Us
" nh their patronage.
We pledge ourselves Ia give satisfaction In all cases.
We have large number OF anu saddle Horses and
ne Buggirs To hlTe at all times.
The iacts, We do not intend bciD passed by
Stable IN tue SoatherH country. Come along and see
for yourselves.
fcb5-ly WM. 7. WRIGHT 4 co.