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NOTICE

A Ii. Persons indebted to by Note or Account.
N are earnestly requested to call and settle the
same. Those who have long standing acbountt, can
not expect further indul gence.
Those who have accounts against me requested
to present the same for payment.
Ian 8 1859 I'm j. A. PEMBERTON. &
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Administrators Sale.

nN the 10th day of February $50 will sell 10
~ the hig hest bidder at the Market House IN ay-
ettevillt, One HOUSE s Let, in good repair on the
West size of Robson Street, adjoining the Methodst
Protestant Church Lot.
The revision (after the widow s dower) of the House
aud Lot haymount the residence of the late Willie
+. Moore. One Negro boy (Alfred) aged about ~
years. Terms months credit Tor notes which VIII
negotiate. E. f. MOORE.
Adm of w Moore.
ALSO:
At the time and place, One Fine two Horse
Carriage One Barouche. Terms at sale.
Jan'y 22. is T. F. MOORE.
Observer copy.
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SPECIAL COURT.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Superior Court OF Law, Fall Term, 1858.
Ills Honor Romulus n. Saunders. Judge Presiding.
I IS ordered by the Court that special Term of
= t1ls ccurt be held Oh the second Monday in Feb
ruary A D. 1889.
Jurors, Witnesses. and slitors in Civil Cases are
hereby notified attend
r, ~ ""fSS: ohn w Baker. Jr. Clerk of our said
Court at ii e. the seventh Monday after the fourtl
Monday in September, A. d. 1895
JOHN w. BAKER. Clerk
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-. Ri. Ca12 70 SlIz
w. III i'JsSt4iNGTON, Y,
i
III IT'S -E- Z :

HAFs. egANaEIS EoA WIS, having
AD decided Oh permanently locating IN the
Town of Favetteville respectfully offers his serv-
ces to the citizens Of this place and surrounding
countrv In ali the various branches OF his Pro
feSsion, incluling the manufacture OF Mineral
Teeth he i satisfied, after extensive expert
.nca +, which is added a thorough Dental educa-
Ia, +l,4 he cam Give entire sat sfaction far as
# i IN the power Of Dentistry All irregularities
IF the Teeth treated IL 4 proper and careful man
.,,. !. vel ~ diseases OF the mouth, None but
~ ,ror,r metals are made use of in the various
onaroti1ns Charges Will be moderate, that the
benefits of the Profession may be placed within
the reach of all who may feel an interest ~ the
,,resrrvatiun Of the Teeth.
30 flee over Eiolston's Jewelry Store, wlere
;,c will be found at all times.
May Is 1888 tt
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THE NORTH CAROLINTAN,
7 fuesltln 1oapcr,

POLITICS, AGRICULTURE, AND LITERATuRE.
TER,ls.-1wo Dollars per Annum, an advance.
THNO Merchants. Manu- facturers. Farmers and Eusi-
ness Men generally this Paper will be found val
uabe mGdium tor 1sdycrt:sing
CARDS. BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, PosrERs, PAHPIt-
and every description of PRINTING, done in the
best style of the art on reasonable terms.
~ Orders by mail from adjoining counties Will
be puhctualIy attended to.
Nov. u. MARTIN & PEARCE.
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YTNHE undersi gned has transferred to Messrs. Mar
Z tin Pearce. all accounts due to the North Car
Gilman printing office, and hereby felinquishes all
claim upon the same G. W. WIGuTMAN.
Nov. 20. 1858 If
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THE SUCBGEIBER

THE UCRSEI EIBER
II S receiving of the largest and most care
Z fully selected stocks offered by him in this
market comprising every style and quantity of
LADIES' GENTS. MISSES And BOYS
BOOTS, SHOES, Cutters, &c.
AND IN FACT EVERYTHING USUALLY SOLD line.
Planters and all others who desire to purchase a
superior article OF
No 1 BROGANS,
are resDeetfily solicited call and his stock
Having just returned from the North. and exam
ined my Goods carefully before purchasing Halter
myself that | am prepar to sell them upon as
GOOD terms as they can be bought in this market.
LEATHER of all descriptions and for all pur-
poses. constantly on hand
The above articles viii be sold CHEAP FOR CASH
NJ. FAULK.
Oct % If
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PosTPoN1 N1NIE:N l..
TNHE sa of the House and Lot lately occupied by
Il Mr. Robert Johnson is postponed to Wednesday,
10th February. at II o'clock.
Jan. Is st S. J. HINSDALE, Trustee.
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SCOTTISH AMERICAN JOURNAL.


9th November, 1868.
Z \ announcing volume OF the ScoTTssII AMER
4 iCAN JolBsAf f.e prn..istor bess to cali attcn-
tion those features the paper which have already
ought commend it the patronage OF q ST III more
numerous class Of readers.
The special feature the paper is that it is
tish. Journal, containing notices every
ring Scotland chat can be regarded OF the
interest natives the country residing this
continent The Of the whole country is careful
ly collected and condensed that event which it
concerns Scocfmen to kno is omitted from the
columns Of Tie paper. Articles relating to Scottish
Subjects original and selected also published from
time to time and the more special character OF the
interest in the form of tales historical and miscelan-
eous sketches. anecdotes and poetry.
While thus national in its character far. these
special features occupy comparatively limited space
in the eight large Of which the paper consists.
three fou1 tbs OF which devoted to and other
general matter calculated to c Of interest all elias
scs Of readers aud not to Scotchmcn alone 4 care
fully complied epitome Of intelligence from England.
Ireland, the continent Of Europe. and all parts of the
world is given in every number. with extracts from
the leading articles of the British Journals the
most interesting public topics Of the day.
With view to reaSe the popular interest OF the
ue as a family paper, arrangements have been made
for series OF attractive tales. fouude chiefly sub
jects connected with Scottish life. The first OF these
stories. entitled Clara Howard tale of the Cri-
new volume 4 considerable instalmen, of the story
will be given in every number till it is completed.
and it viii 'form interesting reading for the winter
evenings alike for old and young. 1t Will be follow
ed by succession of other tales of equally popular
character.
| TERMS OF SUBS CEIPTION
One copy year, 50 so
Subscriptions Invariably in advance) received at
| the C0roIisas Office, where specimen copies can be
| obtained on application. Agents for North Caroliua
Dec 4. MARTIN q PEARCE.
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DIR. Frank WWiam's Rye Uhishey.

n MITCHELL has made arrangements with DR.
n. Frank Williams. to be constantly supplied with
his celebrated RIE WHISkEI. which can be had al
his store at all times 10y wholesale or retail.
Oct. l6, 1858, tt
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S. 90 ~a-G..

sgIoo a-a.
eUNAA AZ from the subscriber. Thursday nj oht
L 4 Dec 2Zts. Man named 81 LII. between
ty and fifty years Of age dark complexion. about five
feet five six inches higi very bnit, low
oed. has the inside OF Of his ankles.
which was lately made by sn axe his hair and whis-
kers little gray. aud keeps his hair very well comb
ed. He is q very good carpenter. and no doubt is
making his way a free State either alone with
some white The above reward viii be given
for his apprehension and delivery to the subscribers
or lodged in any Jail where we can get him. Address
JOHN L. CHEATHAM.
JOS. L TALBERT
Longmires Store, p o, Edgefeid District, S. G.
Jan. 10. 5t-pd
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Pain t@, ofE@ Goo.

EaLn u.s. OLE. GO.
- NPERM. Refined Lard Linseed and Tanners OIL :
~ WHITE LEAD: Burning Fluid Putty; Window
Glass and Sash of all sizes.
A fresh supply of Ponds Pain Destroyer.
For sale by JAS. MARITIME.
Nov. 27 If
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UU "a EDo

AEAT - ~ '-iI(-ES EDo
q GG0 BARRELS TUFP t>TINE at my Dis
" .OOU tillery for which he hi CHEST Cas-, prices
viii be paid.
J. r. MCDUFFIE.
January Is. 1859. 3-mo
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Es9 GEO. UEoEIR,
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
A, A, lI'kETHAN

T z EEPS constantly hand a large assortment Of
IN Vehicles Of every description. which are well
and faithfully made and finished in the IIGHTEST and
NEArEsr styles. His facilities for doing carriage
work are GREATER than ANY ESTABLISHMENT SOUTH
which enables him to sell his work the most favor
able terms.
Nov. I3. 1853. If
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Wanted,

A SITUATION as Teacher in School, by a
n veung man who eau ctme well recommen-
ded as to qualifications, abilities, &c. For fur
ther information apply TO the Editors of this pa
per.
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Cotton Cotton! Cotton /!
DENIS0N, GEORGE & CO.;
RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

~SAs~AsAAsOhSA~A v AS4A9&A~k181kN =
ABERDEEN, MISS.
M + again tender our sincere thanks TO all
w those who have heretofore SO literally
patronzed US in the
Storage and Ware House Business,
and most respectfully solicit continuance Of tho
same, pledging ourselves that no effort shall be
wanting to give entire satisfaction.
From our long experience in the business, and
the security afforded to Planters,i in consequence
of the situation of 0nr Warehouses (beinc about
FOUR HUNDRED YARDS BELOW TOM.
Immediately on the BANh or THE RIVER,
remote from any buildings, or combustible ma
terals, thereby atIording greater security, in the
event of FIRE., we hope to merit and receive q
liberal patronage from generous public
In consequence OF the situation Of our Ware
Houses, COTTON shipped from them is the Last
on Board Cat this place., so that none Of it goes
into the Hull of the Boat, thereby avoiding
great necessity for Insurance.
The old established firms of &C. Byram g.
Ca" Strong. Babbitt a. CO." and the original
firm Of Williams 4 Co.," being dissolved, We
anxiousIy solicit part of that patronage hereto.
fore so generously extended to them
We will, at all times, keep constantly on hand
a large and well selected stock of
&RoCEET TG
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Messrs. Meacham & Sanders,

A RE now prepared to take Photographs OF
n every description, finished in INDIA INK
or COLORS, and as neatly executed as they can
De gotten up IN any OF the Northern cities also,
photographs on OIL Canvass, finished in OH Col.
ors, Of any dimension, from the smallest cabinet
to life sze--hkeness warranted. BY this process
but one sitting is required after the Photograph
is taken.
They have placed their prices for Photographs
on paper below the established Northern rates.
HAmbrefypes and Dsguerreotypes taken il,
the best style OF the art. Old pictures of any de
scrption copied and enlarged to any size, on Dc
per or canvass, and likenesses warranted
Rooms upstairs, four doors west of the
Masonic Hall, Aberdeen, Miss.
April g. 1858. 90. tt
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emporium Of D. ,famisoil,

nd get clothes ready made, or have them made
p order. also keep fine assortment Of Shirts.
Hats, Drawers, Undershirts, Gloves, Suspenders.
Crayats, Handkerchiets, Hosiery, Walking Caner.
Partmonies, &c, &c; all of which will be sold
IS low as the lowest, Of the same quality. Come
ma see. d. JAMESON.
ABERDEEN, Sept. 93rd, $50. 3-tf
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rhicA fOiio,c arc eirsn as iae current rate'
qu0tato'II ~ pInnL1r's Orders can DC yNttea.
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DROPOSaLs FOR ARMY THANSPOTA-
QUAETERMAsTER GENERALS oFFICE,
u.shiorfon- lime ~. lS5a

QUAErERuAsTER Generals oFICE,
Washington. June -, ls5s.
Proposals will be received at the Quar.eruaster Generals or
until L. the ls day of October next for the tanSpor
on military supplies during the c5OAnd 1901 on the
following routes.
From Leavenworh Piey the Territory Of Kan
from Fort Laramie in the Territory of NebraSka or from
spv point tc the Missouri river north OF Fort
south latitude - ce nort at which depot
,isbe Territory Nebraska suuth Ct latitude "A deg
r in Oregon south latitude - deg north and east OF ong
tude deg and the Territory Of Utah NORTH Of latitude
degrees north ami OF longitude ia deg vest
> From LeayenwOrh and Riley in the Territory Of Kan
s and from Of Kansas IN the State Of Missouri 70 E
Union in Territory Of New Mexico Cther depoS thS
may he yuated in that Territory
From tori uon such other depot be designated
In me Territory Of Mexico, the posts depotS that ave or
may be established the Military Department q New Mexico
except Forts Bliss and flflnore' ,
The weight 10 be each year viii not be less on easr
of be rou than one thousands poundes more on
millions Of pounds and on rou-es& ana tah
two millions hye hundred thousand pounds each
PronoSs will state per hundred pounds per hundred
miles transportation will be performed on each route
year. and be made Tor All te routes
collectively, any OF them, for each route ag-
Bidders will rive ther full we'll asther places OF
residence and prepared 20 execute bonds win goo IN
such Quartermaser General determine
readiness for service by e Isl Gay OF
Janurry o0 aud transportation may be demanded a. any
for tha whole weight be transported during tf year on
all either of the they will he required to have places
Of business the vicinity OF FORT
LsrSme onion, other depot in New MeNco Al
which they be Hcated with promptly and readily
Each proposal must he accompanied BY guarantee sisne ~
General setting forth that the party sing shah
he awarded the cohtact they will enter Obligation Tor rs
faithful performance.
Proposals I've endorsed as follows; Proposals for Army
IrRsDOrsO and will he unless they July
comply with all the spula1 forth this advertisement
The right reserved OF Teectngany all the bids that may
be made
july C-3tawtlst0ct.
THOMAS IL M.roNv N.toNF JE
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To Corresnondents.

1t viii great unnecessary trouble flour friends
in writing US, will bsah in nird following rules;
Always give the date, Post oe county and State the body
of your letter.
II wish the Paper changed ee to another, give
both Offices in full
II you write on hgsne and other matters write on separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and may be of Information or nteest the public
Anonymous whatever character, viii receive
no attention
Correspondents should e only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake rejected communications
Allettes business should be directed Messr. E. G.
EASTMAN CO., and personally 70 either Of the Pro
prietors.
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RESEwABLE AT PLEALuRE.

REEEWABLE AT PLEALURE.
One Square, year S3-Each additional Square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oNE DOLLAR per Square for the rs and FrT cESTs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily half the weekly rates
aided
Transient Adve,taeats mast Be paid for at tie time ef
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y no SIS
SYNO PSIS
OF the Presidents Proclamation, No. Gao,
dated the thiriieIh DAY OF Way. 1859.

orders Public Land sales in the State Iowa, he held
{ the time and places stated, as follows, viz.
At the Land Office Fort Dodge, commencing Monday, tie
frsfy S day Qr SeDber ef for the disposal Of the Pub
lie Lands heretofore g8eyed ROBe tD5rasb and parts
Of townships situated ia the north western part OF said State,
the counties Of Humboldt, Wright hOssuth, Bancroft, POca
hontss, Palo Alto, and Emmett.
At the Land Office at Sioux City, commencing IORddy
the Mia dy or Ot7itr Hs, FOR the disposal Of the Public
unoered situated in the Of Pc hOn
Pao Alto Emmett, Clay, Cherokee, Bueua Vista, Bren
oceols Sioux, Buncme, aud Plymouth, rg one townships
and parts townships
Lands appropriated by law for the Of Schools Military and
other purposes, together with III waap ana OyeTOWed Lands,
Willie excluded FROM ihe salts
The ssles viii De kept open until tho lands all offered
be accomplished within weeks, and longer
private entry Of any Of the lands will be permitted until
after the expiration Of thetwu weeks
empon claimants required 70 establish their claims to
satisfaction the proper Register and Receiver and make
payment FOR same before the day appointed for the
meacneut ublCsales their claim VIII be fer
feed. TIIOS. A. HENDKICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
Washington City, July Il, 1859. july94-liaw-6w
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Reliable as well as Desirable.
"A - N EOR NAr-I,.

tfotl" ~ sale the Mansion
XK fS11* +t4t.fN somery, situated on y s<A
s; :; sss sss go :5 555: s5e:$s s5:5 '%s
"a - e.ie ans hhefs y ~ SEP. Of NASHVILLE
II coutains 81 eunes ae'ts one-ird wood lands
Ialan,e cnder iH - y , we deem il unnecessary
- s.v rny thus y way q oohleaon, the prouery will
SPEAK Tor its'h- n. " BROWN,
Fs,gQ--fu heal Estate Ageats.
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MILLER & WATERMAN,
Auction & Commission Merchants
MACON, GEORGIA.

w sale Of Merchandise and Property Of description
and will make prompt returns for the
Refer, by Permission, to
B. & A Ross, T. 4. Bloom J P Winter, L. NJ. Lamar,
E. BOND, President MAnuacturer Bank, Macon Georgia. "
NJ Davidson La Roche Bell r HabsrSham Sons Brigham,
Baldwin Co. 7. j. Walsh, Savannah Georgia. W Dukes
Son, Charleston, S. C. aug56n
NEW WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.
AVING taken the agency of the celebrated Silver Springs
Fourng Mills we have just received quantity Of Superior
Family Flour which perhaps good be made in the
other climate and will lie sold liberal terms at No
Market street. by S.A. G. NOEL 4 CO..
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BARGAIN.
sDIe,sdid SKraal stock Farm for Sale.

viva a. county, lSS 10 miles from Nash
,. ~, ,nss sl -east Of Eolensyilie. nearly level.
- ,ssed H. ~ mbered, and ali under good fences;
- roo5 4 early new tiree good Springs and
-os vopng I'd, Oh good country road, miles
kooa ~ ls,syjiis .I.ke. Persons wishing good bar
eAs. = G - L. ~ N to NAEcE WooDwARDi in Nash
we cr Oh ae premises @AVu~S III AAAA-A'NO'
ARgIl-tElNSR
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SEYERAL handsome the second and third
stories Of the Unon snd American Block corner cherry
and Spring streets Apply to }. o. Grth, At the Union
AmsroAR OaoeieE lnhD WI c00fAA.
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SALE OrA NEGRO.

NY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of the United
states for the District Middle Tennessee, Of
William Brownaud others, against Allen Gooeh and others,
W On the eth day Of August next AZ he Court house door
in the town of bareesb5rO sell at public sale NEGRO MAN
name ELIAS about years Old for cash. being Of the
groes mentioned aud ordered to be sod for the
1lainants' aebt. JACOB McGAVOCN,
iuIvqq dti pra o & NJ. ef ssid Court
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Church Strea, just below the Post Office
M &. sOMBS--PrOprietO

vysoNs vishiaso hire Fine Hack, Omnibus, Car or al
NI1LNS, - ar yeicle, will ind excellent assortment
800 81 stock is frst-rate. always ~ the
= 1e y ~ nnfIis s taken all parts Of the country
VICE oi ss PuOi'' NJ. S. COMES.
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Freight transportation.


ALINMOtGE MD VtAAD hAAl ~ ~
@ % BWPANN.
NAsENItIK sOuthen Roaa dc great lines.
s5a e0 managed such way * ~
Sr'blic patronage. -
Company under the General Superntendeuceo Of
n. ID. mEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov inducements shippers Baltimore Philadelphia,
New Boston, Richmond, Petersburg &c exceedingly
heow New Orleans prices, moderate
with the upon insurance Of one and half per
by this EUROPEAN shipping being from to
shlugs sterling than New Orleans shi piping prices
all contribute
Reliable well as Desirable.
Their facilities for susrortatiqp are uuequad by am her
roSd nov 10 operation, thcr Mrln terminus is at PARK
ERsBURGH' one huNsed and nsty miles below tie low
wat and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enaaes ~ ordinary the delivery goods not only certain
tWith oAt advapCe other and the
lr declines Their advantages suca the time OF delivery
Nidens on Other rouies, SO that this is the only
Cheap. Reliable and speedy ROutc.
Freghts By this exposed weather by other
Toutes as There is no drayage the delivery being PARK
eurgh we'll sheided foat aud elevated thence
steam ediateyo 20 the cars without being subject
y L
The tPs'ile direct ParkershUrch
p. Hut delay, 10 likewise the regular CiDnihnati
tea ~ isurs boasconvey direct q Paraershureh By
q -he Company enabled freight
g. ~ = Et their agency u Nashville, Tenn.
- ''elars inquire
u ~ Il. II. HARRISON, Frei -ht Agent,
- No p corner Broad and streets.
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NEN YONK NTYLE.

lie purposes having regular Bill Ct Fsre with prices
taced that he enl led to suit both pockets sppe
tites Of his customers, and charge for get.
This has been needed in city, and he hopes by attention
to business merit public patronage lie feels
with his 8ul the immortal IIuL
lie will furnish public cinHes the shortest also
keeps on hand large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, EIVIS and LIQCORS.
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
marchI i-dy J. MOORE.
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Nerroes for Sale.

RegFOeS 1OF sale.
A. P Gyiastead, Adm, de- os Esther FaGoHaer e ais,
ENY DECREE Of County Court Of Davidson County
dered at the July will Tor sale the
Court House in Nashville SATURDAY the l0 day OF Sep
terntsr next. negro named HARRIET aged about 3
years and children nfaEt few months old and
the other child named AMANDA, aged about years.
TRIMS credit of months will be given, and notes well
endorsed payable IN Bank required Said negroes belong
the Jacob Wasonner deceased are sold pay he
debts Of estate.
aurIC-td Fee so 90 p r. CpEATHAM. Clerk.
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''A-As Ii. MALONE JAMES {. MALONE >
H. IA. q j. G. MALONE,
A7T0RHEES AT LAW,
N "A vile Tenn eSSee,

ENIILL attend to all their
Wv all the courts in this y. Qos No p north side Cedar
street. near ta0 Square. ldee s2d,tW&W9ns
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mETEfOPOLEEA
E TIN HO Sc.

EUNHE Proprietor egs citizens Nashville and
the public generally that he has considerable expense
htted up the store houses on the
CORNER OF CKERRTAND CEDAR STPEETS
For the purpose Of Carrying on regular business in the
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MASON g. CO.
COTTON FACT ORS,
AND
COMMISSION ERCHANTS,

700 HAIN 9I71'11 u. 17- 1- y
,rpyPKtTs, TENNESSEE,
UR charge selling Cotton, Grain Of every description
paop or any article OF plantation produce except Tobac
o per cent upon the gross smoun for the latter per
Ss1t iii Il charged. Consgumsnts solicited
W. will an orders household plantation supplies
fully and promptly. ,-.,a = - -,
,rees Of every kind, for sale for shipment
sse terms Insurance always elected unless sivsed
~ antrnry Special attention will be paid TO The receiving and
erS rSvsrain9 sSlt of Merchandise. mayl7-tWom,