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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AM
THE GREAT NORTH.WEST.
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.

By this Freght Of all descriptions can be
Phadepha Boston Baltimore 10 any point on the
Railroads Of Oho Kentucky lndana ILLINOIS, hcohslh' iowa
or Missouri by Railroad direct -,
The Penny Railroad also connects at Pttsburg with
steamers bv which Goods can Forwarded any port the
Ohio, Muskngum, Kentucky Tennessee Cumberland nos,
Rssispn Wisconsin Kansas Arkansas, and Red Ri
er and al Cleveland Sandusky and Sandusky and Chicago
with all ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants Shippers entrusDg the transportation oi their
freight Company rely with confidence 0ns speedy
Ganfit.
Freight point in the West by the fennsy
Railroad all times as favorable as are g 0lr
Railroad Companies.
Merchants the West ordering goods from the Last WI" 20
well to direct them o he shipped by this Route
Parties attending their Shipments from the East VIII md
it to their call the Agents of this Company at %
following shipping letters addressed to either Of
them on the subject eghts viii meet with prompt attention
Z. J. SNEEDER Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KOoNS, so North street. baltimore
LEIGH & CO., Ne Astor House, or No s. VIM st.N l.
LEECH & co. No. 81. Kilhy street, Boston
H. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent Phila
l. L. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
Tuas A SCOTT GeD'I sup't, Altoona, Pa. ljanS-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17
THE PENNsYLvANIA

CENTRAL RAIAR Q 0AD,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17
PLOwSI PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!

PL0WS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!
TNTE will keep constantly hand full assortment of pows
Wv Manufactured at the Tennessee PlOW EactO-
Ty. Farmers would do well give call before purchasing
them good plOw has ever been offered
for this city, twenty per cent less than you
have been payngf the same quality Of plows
P. & c. ANDERSON,
feb6-H 80 and 35 corner Broad and College streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17
THREE THROUGH
PA SSEN 6 f n II RAIN
BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,

C,oNNFCTENG direct in the Union Depot Psburg, with
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia
Ns York Boston, Bal ard Washington City, thus fur
nhing acs the transportation OF Passengers unsurpassed
Orspesl and comfort by any other route p...
sSS o. Cssare acld to each train: WoodruG's Sleeping
Cars 10 Express and Fast Trains. The Express runs
Daily Mail Fast Line SUNDAYS excepted Three Daily
Trains connect direct for Express and Fast Line
Express Train leaves Pttshnrg2 A. NJ arrives at Phadens
or Baltimore P. NJ, New York 1874 ?. H. -, :,
Mail Pburg A. NJ, arriving at Philadelphia IL
p, NJ, New York 40 m. -
Fast Line Ptsburg P, NJ arrives in PhadepA OF
baltimore at $50 A. NJ, New York 23O P. n.
Six Daily between Philadelphia and New VOTE LsO
Daily Trains between Nes York and Bsston Ihro0sh A
(ail Rail- are good either Of the above Trains; , ,
'Tckes Boston good via NorWlch' hal N'ei "
Tickets Eastsrd may be Of the important kai
Nroad Offices inthe West also on board ,Iy o. me VtFS
at the Oces Of Company in Boston New York. OF
Philadelphia.
Fare aIXvays as low as by amy other Route.
ASK FoR TICKETS BY 5OLTZSBURG.
The completion the Western connection Of the Pennsyi
vania Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORTH.WEST.
The rnnerting of tracks by tbs Bridge Psbug,
avoiding all drayage feage OF freight together with the saw
Psrte Shipping Eastward viii find their advantage to
Fo Fregt Contracts or Shipping Directions 'apPy to or ad'
ress eihet n The following agents of the company
D. A. STEWART, Pttsburgi
pove & Co. steu5enville o. Pierce Co GAINESVILLE, O.
oroDper portsmouth, O.; Paddock CO. Jehesonyle, Ind,
n W Brown Cincinnati, o. q Meldrums MANSON lnu'i
Wiam Bingham Louisville KY, Graham & Co., Cairo,
M sass Sd Louis No.; John Harris, Nashville, Tenn;
Harris & Hunt. Memphis Tenn Clarke Co, Cmcagoi Ill.,
II Koontz Alton HI; Murphy & WaIle, Dubuque Iowa;
or 70 Freight Agents Railroads different points in the West
The Greatest Facilities offered for the HrO-
tecLiOn and speedy Transportation of
LIVE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations usual privileges for personstra
rakar faaraof
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17

A bill to prevent emancipation of slaves in North
Carolina has been rejected by the House of Repre-
sentatives of that State The project very warm
Iv debated
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17
AARON STRETCH,
N7wmOLEsALE AND RETAIL11
DRUG GIsT,

CORNER or COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS
STRETCH, has just returne Iron the East with
"a and snpoor assortment vf the following articles together
with apy ctes pertaining The Drug us7es, which he
attention Of and all that wish pure and unada
ate articles which we're purchased direct from Ina
pores III Ladies' especially requested to call and examine
bis large stock ne Imported Peume and Fancy Goods
ssting in part Of the fOliowDg viz
Otto Rose in fine cut yials
Extract Kssme Quickly;
All the Frangipali preparations.
Musk and Vertena Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes with all the new patterns
uair do a large va iety;
Erasiye Soap, for extracting grease
An Of Iubin's fne Ex- Genuine Musk Soap;
Lubjn's Rose Soap; Brown Windsor Soap
Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Soap .
Earina Cologne: 1lycerlne and Campnor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles; ash Balls;
Zine Toilet Powders; Fig Paste and GC. Drops;
Tooth Soap; Juiube Paste. &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17

Mr.. Rarey, the horse tanner, is practising bis
art in Brnssels
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17
dAULpNs ANDERSON, CHURCH AND6RsoN
Le5I8on Tsan AdshriAe. Tenn.
r. & C. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE oRocERs PRoDvcEAND
COMMISSION ERCHAN

AND DEArERs
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, Sc,
ALSO,
Dealers in BACON, Lard and Country Pro-
duce, of Every Description,
Cor7asr of College and Broad sts.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
NKTE are now in receipt large we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &c to which we invite the attention
the trade.
SUGARS. I6O boxes Chewing Tobacco, all
100 khds Louisiana Sugar all grades Va brands,
grades, I5Ob kegs White Lead,
81 5bis n 2 and Baltimore 10 do Shot, all sizes,
Crushed Sugar, 20 do Bar Lead.
IS bIas Y Loaf and Powder 10 do Mason Blacking
ed Sugar, 5 Obsgs fine Salt,
COFFEE. 1909 bbls Kanawha Salt
100 hays choice baltimore Coffee - boxes quart TASKS,
go bags choice New Orleans 5 do pint and pint hesks
Coffee. zoo kegs Nails, assoreed sizes,
mOLASSES. LIQUORS.
choice Reboed Moasses 50 bbs Smiths old Reserved
80 \ bbls choice Reboiled do Whisky,
co kegs Golden Syrup; G5 bbs old Bourbon Whisky
SUNDE1ES. 55 do old Rye Whisky,
200 boxes Star Candles, IS do do Monongahela do
100 do Tallow do 200 do Pixies Mannolia do
lbs do Ba. Soap, $50 do Tenn pure white do
$50 dc Ground Pepper, IS do Newsom's do
80 do do Spice, 60 do old Fort andCorn do
IS do do Genger, 3J do old Port and Malaga
O5 do sup Carb Soda, Wines,
65 do Indigo, all sizes, q bbls Am Gin,
liz casks Carb Soda, do Holland de
3 de Nader, J. do old COgnac Brandy,
05 bag PepDer, AZ do Am do
IS do SPICE 3j baskets Champagne Wine,
70 tierces Rice, $50 bill Cider Vinegar.
IGO dcz Painted Buckets, Ii9 doz Brooms,
IS do Washboards, 20O,GU0 assorted Cigars,
G. nests Tubs, 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Together with many ether articles such usually kept in
feS-Gts P C. ANDERSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17

HOUSE PAINTING,
the sutrr prepared with the greatest promptness,
All eont however large, which be eerd in style and
rn ters whnn fail to give satisfaction He IS also pre-
pared to execnte all manner Of
raN NE ORHAsENrAL PAINTING, ASD NARBIrF9
Having m that department secud the services Of the most expert
and experienced artists = go. -
the subscriber request persons having WorA IN ms line 10
give nm q O~ ~ X. T. FLEMING,
n,rcbsdtf No g. Union st. between Cherry and sr.oer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17
and Nashville Railroad,
BE@ @ g 4s&7

an and Monday, Oct lSh 1855, trains will be run az
follows:
Leave Gailatin, NJ Leave dallain N
Arrive Edgeheld, 10 do Arrive Edgeneia, os
Lave do II do Leave 30 4.5O DO
Arrive Gyllatin P VI. Arrive Gallatis go do
The tran eaN ug Edgehed II A. NJ, connects st Gallatn
with Mail Coaches Louisville HartsVle and Carthage Only
the morning train will De on Sunday, -
octI7-tf h MACLEObi SUPP.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17

A man named Phillip jesse died in Russell county,
Va, short time since, at the unusually great age
of one hundred and twenty nine years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17

YgyHE subscriber fer sale seventy acres lS1 on me
Joining the tract he resides and the lands Of Capt Jonn
sn never pg water, wi In most beautiful building te
in the country and in midst Of the finest neoTho IN
America apHA EAIliANIEL ~ bAALsR
NTANTEDs--The Principal Of a large Boarding school
w for young ladies' situated in the town OF Columbia de-
siIe to employ ay the capacity of House keeper One cf
experencs viii be preferred further reference apply al This
90 49, ljaRl9-tn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17

"a SSSS&
MEAVCH RACE Thousand Dollars side four mile
Nk heats to come ef the Thursday in June, 1859
Guild uIytke awata BY Albion, dam by Wagner
Eli Odom names, Mary Wye, by Albion, dam by Sovereign
STAKES PROPOSED TO BE RUN JUNE, 1859.
No l. Stakes for all ages. Two mile heats. Two hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars forfeit Three to
make a
No , Stake untried three year sds. Mile heats One
hundred dollars entrance Fifty dollars forfeit Three TO
maze a
No g. stake three year olds Mile heats One hundred
and CITY dollars entrance; fifty dollars forfeit Three to
a
No L. stake Mile heats One hundred dollars
entrance: fifty dollars forfeit Three to make
No 3 three year olds 500 entrance, SO forfeit
three or more close the first Of March, 1859
An the above stakes the ls Of March, 1859.
Am entries must addressed the Secretary Of the Gaatn
Race Course accompanied with security for forfeit
JccId-triwtlmrai A. BARNES Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17

Hart acrea Co.'S be found at the Warshose Of
Edwards keson Co., % COllege and Church streets
nOV3-n
UNOFs SALE--I will sell my residence Cherry street,
= - 5sT TOM SMITH
"DGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.--SeveR beau
III tif building Lots. HOustons Addition, only few hun
~ vars from the Square Also, Of lots in LOlicof
frs 4iIams' other Additions Also, magnhceHt bu-
ding lot Of % acres Gaatn Pike. opposite the residences
Of TX Gov Nell Brown. AlsO number Of acre building
lots in Brownsyne ga miles from the city. -
). L. & r. ". BROWN,
iar6-on Real Estate Agents, AS Cherry ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-17
ToTISVtTI,E a NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after Monday November 29h, 1885, Trains willrun
NNSor9inC Train Evening Train
Leaves sllan at 73OA NJ Leaves Gallatn at 100 Z. II.
Arrives Edgehed - 800 do Arrives Edgeheld " 2S0 dc
Leaves do GlU.CO do Leaves DO - 3:SO do
Arrives Gallatin 'il39 do Arrives Gaatn' Z" 500 do
The Train leaving Gaatn at 80 A NJ and Edgedeld at 10
NJ connects at Galru with mai coaches and from Louis
willie The Train leaving Edsefeid at 10 A. NJ and Galan at
p NJ copuecs mail coaches to and from hartsYile AMI
Car,hare Only the Train will he Sundays.
wearing apparel constitutes baggage Of which each
sseuer will be allowed sNpounds free charge viii be made
for extra baggage paid TO the conductor Other
articles than agae carried in the baggage will be charg'i
Fxp es freight which must be paid 20 the agent Of the EApres
Compa y. -
Passengers taking he seats at Gastn and Edgeheld without
purchasing tickets, viii he charged ten cent extra
iapaG-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
ia -75 Z -
6AsS -
being Of the utmost importance for the proper protection OF
the Track, Keep Of tie Of gravel and other
tus freight trains be regular uniform rate OF speed
which can only accomplished by running schedule time
therefore that the eight trains be on the time
laid down schedule il ordered that ae- thirty days from
this ate freight will be received the Nashville and ChattnOo
ga Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only.
y W. COLE,
jaue-a BPs Sup't Of Transportation N 4 G. Z r.
GaIIaIim RaCes---Spring of 1859.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

We hnve on hand the most sslee, stock
tia, can be found 10 ans city. Anything
that Artists, Teacher. o. seholsr.. should
want, In this linz, We shall he happy 10
attend TO their orders. We have tho
Tube Paints, ~L.ihogfsrhs. oils, brushes,
Wood Ea.les, Japan Tin Boxes, Ae., &c.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

They esroos ~ ssrpasssi snyvh-,.in
prices Or qaaiiis. Oar stock ean,is's N
lsigef., ~Joarnsl.. Day hook, ts-f
Books. Invoics Books. Record Books. Re-
eeip. Books, T me- Boox., and Jomeraa-
dun ~i,sss.-sll siass.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

usAKES up b. .ino. r.. Matthew. ssar
Piea<An, Moans. one bay mars, blaeh
msse aaa tail ill hssds high. sir yusrs
old. q sesr % The bssk, spme addie
rrsshs On the right sids. shgd al read,
pscss vsil Appraised u 1l1s %.
p. B. JONES. Raassr, Pc. Z
rsaels. rebsuays, ls,a-nsri
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

r ErfERs n Admsnissrr, on having
II been granted 10 the undersigned y
- pssesse Csust u Pamela COUNTY
Niss., q the rebsuasy terra. lssp. there.
Of, - he estate q Robert kilIsbrsw, de
esased: I'll pessons having elnim. assin-'
faid eesse sse hereby nssis~i b. cnms
forward asi hare The .ssre pssLsis.i and
resissessi, within ~ time rraseritsAt ..
lee, - - viii ~ foryssr hsrrst.
". v. sNEtiISs;, Ais'r.
useL'.es
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

rv>sKBN NJ w q v Mrghs~, living ar
Min vest OF Como Desys. one sor-
rel hsrsp. with a blaze fac. bosh hind
feet white half ws- m the legs. about II
wears old and IS hands high. Appraised
10 $50 Oh. y. n. JOINS.
Ranger =. c.
Panc,a, FEB. ssh. 1850.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

sheriff. sale Of Land.
ny virtue Of 4 p,u Y. "a directed to
ID me from the Circuit clerks oihce Of
Pamela county, issued February 10Th,
I will sell on the frs, Monday in
Nav next. between tn hours prescribed
rs law. az the cour, HOUSE door Of said
county, all the intsres, tim, q. y. Ander-
con hss in the following LANDS, so.wis T.
Z II sec 3ste7rle .; 9 sec "a { q
=! dse see sttTrle; nv
ofse sec HtTrtc; n Of mel
see ~ p sw ofsw sce 30 !
Isl ~, : 81 ne arc - I u -; nw
sec 2st3Tr2;sccfn s SEQ
81 q : 3; ne Of 80 soc - t27 = 2:
n = dsw SEQ % q RI, se u n .
see % ~ :; lot 4 sec 3 tsI r3easi;
. ofns sec stsr3;wc fw 81
eco n 81 RI; and wcs, hall sec
- tsi 3 erst. living in pancls county.
lcvied to satisfy said vi Va, IN favor Of
D. q. Williams. admir-; against George
p. Anderson.
J. n. JONES.
Sheriff psaols County.
March Il, lsje, s-tds.
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Stationery.

Our stock u Stationery i ons u thu
m ., complete TO be found In the South.
We can .slI letter Paper to the country
.radr =. cheap as they cnn purchase !, N
b. Eastern marhst. We buy ours frnr
~ Mills ~ thu cass 80 A. shn 40 can
II cheaper. We keep on hssi = large
stock n hns Papers. consisting n Letter,
rooIs Cap, Comnsrs'a! Note, sermon
and Eli PAPER.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
Inks.

We have q large ,tocs Of IN, vbich
We oler To the trade cheap. We hep
Irt IN small bottles tina, vilI ans~er Tor
Ina stands. ~hich can be used IN ,h,
schools. Asa, Copying. Red, Blue and
Black tnks.
Persons wishir- :, psrcssss Boob.
sssss,aerv ssa Assists Materials, vil'
lssx 70 .hs.s .sssrest sSl send their OF
ders 70 ss.
W.. r. STRANGE : CO..
Bo9sepiless 80 SsAtisseas
-. = -. Memphis. To-.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23

4 LTrERS VI administration having
j 4 been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of Mary q. Shores, dec. by
tho Probate Court Of l'anola County.
Mississippi, a, the January Term, 1852,
thereof nov persons having claims
against said estate afe hereby notified
o. come forward and have the same pro.
hated and registered within the tune pre-.
scriheI by Law or tbcy will BE- forever
barred. heb. 2slh. 1850
q. d. HASTINGS,
NJ. ID. KEITH,
mirl-Gy Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
The QUlD-EUNC.
iurHsu ef
Politics. 0ifliHyFrc, t,iteF'
nlucc nnd slllner.


fnNlr first number ~ lha uH d.Nuni
will he pnhli.hfl at fani laHi bod,
Tenn, on Thursday. iho li'b 4 the pr.
sent month.
The Quid. Nunc will ron. ~ N -Four im.
perial pages, about thu te niHd genera,
appearance " the New utlnin4 Drlm.
but will contain NJ much reiling matter
as the largest village %nevspapsr " The
Union.
The Qald. xunc. ne heretofore announ.
ce1, will not hc tho organ N n political
party, but will speak Is mind freely ION.
cetning the politics mud the polite Rn. Of
oil parties. Il viii be Independent. but
not neutral.
The Qaij. Nunc will join heart and
hand In the cause ~ Int ernal and LocaI
improvements. and IN the Agricultural
movement now 20 happily going on IN
this aud the neighboring State.
The paper will commence With Week.
" edition. but Il 4. expected thai tho facil.
Ii,ics possessed by the rroprietors vii.
soon enable them 10 issue q DAILY.
Subscriptions and advertisements 70.
spcc,fully solicited.
Editors copying or noticing thi. pros.
pecsus and desiring an exchange will ron.
Ter n favor nv sendiur their papers at
one to "Thc Guild Nune,r Grand June
ton, Tennessee.
TERMS:
NNvAwIAHlS " ~ApvAScs.l
Single snbsc, ibcrs for one wear. .....s3 o.
Two subscribers for ono year,. s N
For larger clubs nm addition discount
will be allowed.
Address the undersigned In NIL cn.cs.
J. y. PRYOR. Editor.
Grand Junction. Tenn, Feb. 10. 1850
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" uAttorT 80 CO.,
AfRrfIi fisH
LNlLLSOR
A~MBROlYpE GALLERY
SWING Nst misE Drror.

siNtNG Vac ufsI DtrOI.
msi's rAtaflAL nlorg,"
Corner Main and Monroe SIS,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
VVAti atlel ~ . handsome suite "
Rooms on the third foof, up sinlrs,
v Nh Main street, entrance. where We are
falls prepared With al the facilities "
NH. progressive age, Ia keep pace with
my artist W onr profession. and shall nj.
WAYS he found ready 10 serve nur old
friend. and thecommunity generally with
lhe finest order ~ Amhrolypes, and all
other STYLES " Pictures worthy ~
plnce IL the catalogue n tho art.
immediately IN connection With our
Picture nnllcrN, We have arrangements
for Supplying The Laiie. with the most
relihhls and perfect Sewing Machines
that can 10 obtained in the United states,
specimens u which will Away. be found
on exhibition aud Tor SALE IT orr place.
Especial care !, TAX n bs " 70 huy lfcr
Ne nra Agcntsl, none but the very best
machines, anil such a- recommended
themselves upon n fair Anl impartial
rial aud M our business j. conducted
upon q strictly Cash Sy,iem throughout
our establishment. We can easily work.
and sell Tor less profits, than under the
''old fogy credit SYSTEM
Soliciting call. from al. We arc,
Most respectfully.
yfiROrT { CO.,
Corner Main and Monroe .ts.. M stairs.
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Adnainistraasr,s Notice.
NoTICN.

4 H. note. given for purchases a, the
~ sale VI the Estate II Mrs. Francis
W. Bobo, dsc'd. remaining unpaid on the
18th " April neat, will be- sued upon a,
the sprirg Terra u the Circuit Court "
Pamela County.
". r. wOOTEN,
=. W. VERNON. Els.
March, I. 1859. hSapr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-23
The state Or Mississippi.

The state Or Mississippi.
IN TIE CIIASCERY COURT Of Ia.
noh County. b, Ralrs, before the
Clerk ~ .aii Court. AZ his cmcr IN the
tcvn ~ Pamela. on the u Monday t2is,
dsyl of February, A. D., lsSgi
Peter y. Lucas,
-.
Robe, V. l.snhnr.
Aibsi, a.. ,olsmpn,
tdsir sntemHn.
I'm upHtus he matters II the bill fled
IN this sias'. i appearins 20 he .s.i.iae.
ton of to- tpafi that the defendant,
l.ober, y. " ihan !. q nonresident q
The Sta, n !. si.-,ppi, 80 TIA, the ordin.
ary PROF.. n law csnno, be served upon
| him, II . therefore ordered BY the Court
that un -. tie said dsfenian, Aprsar on
Or before the third day 81 the hert term
u mi. Court, to he held a, the Court
ilens N the town anil county 81 Pamela,
stat n Mississippi, m ,hs seventh Men.
d. after the In Monday II March, ls59.
an plead, answer or demur 10 the cea.
~.alnaut's bill. the several allegations
hereof vii 10 taken a. confessed q. 70
1irn sni ! .ee 4rrafiirrly. lis further
rrl.fsd lhs, p criv Il TIL. order be pub.
it.hei IT laist me ia sseh week Tor four
west.. sassessirsls. in tbs Pamela Star,
nsrspspsr psh.i.hei in the .aid ,owr
u Pan 1la.
WINES M hand and The zeal ~ ssis
Caafi, this slst day u fshrusrv. A. d
ls59. JSo. c. HARRISON, 9Th.
reb. .. tsse-tw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

A NETTING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THH nm
"A York and New Orleans essmship Company WIN be aid
Tuesday, January q l8t6 punctusi attendance 4 rs-
p. MILLER, Seoreary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.


A TPRICES ASTOuNDINd.-396 BROADwAY--J. MAO.
N DUFF is selling
Gold hunting lever watches at $40, worth so.
ladies' enamelled hunting do at 1856, worth S55.
English patent lever do. Mt So worth $50.
A u MACDuFF's, S96 BROADWAY, GREAT BAR.
IN gains jewery for the ladies' Lava from 81 upwards;
coral enamsed and cabuncle per cent less
than coat. Now Is the chance.
LIVERY ONE IS SATISFIED BY THIS TIME THAT :.
~ MAODUFF, 396 Broadway, Walker street., cells
every aycc Of ewery at lees than half the rates retailers
The sew ESmpy buying for cash from those who
PEELED d4aR srae sacrifices In order The
public n, much less dealers themselves,
by calm ,thnd& ximir inr stock,
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RAILROADS.

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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THE GREAT CEN.
trail route TO the West Time at least short aud Of
freight and fare low at all times by any other route
For passage tickets contract freight any point
The entire West call vt the ONCE No. Astor House.
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent
LEIGH CO., Freight Agents.
7QEO CENTRAL ROUTE
lOOOs FOR THE WEST,
Via HARLEM RAILROAD
NEW YORK GENITAL RAILROAD
One dollar less than by any other route Albany, Troy
and all stations West and North.
Trains leave depot Of Twenty sixth street and Fourth
avenue, New York
l0ocock A. NJ, express mail train.
Connecting at Albany with the New York Central Railroad
trains for all stations through Buffalo and West also
with the Albany Northern road for stations North.
Returning leave Albany
746 A. NJ, mail train, ecng with the New York Cen
' ira train from the West and at East Albany with oe a
$50 +. NJ, express, connecting with the Central Railroad
train nom the West and Mt East Albany with the train from
Troy ALSO NJ Passengers rely upon this connection
FREIGHT ARRANoEuENrs
Freight for Albany and the West Mt depot u
White aud Centre streets until O'Clock r. NJ and forwarded
by express as quick rs by any other route.
This road now In excellent order provided with is
telegraph equipped with new and commodious aud FOR
speed safety and comfort Ia edfl 10 any other
Depot New York corner Of Twenty sixth and Fourth
avenue
Tickets procured and baggage checked at the oce
OF Maiden lane and Dean street Albany the DEPOT nj
East Albany WIN j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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MADAME ZINC CAN DE CONSULTED ABOUT Love
M marriage and absent friends She tells all the OF
life and at 1913 Mulberry street.
Ladies' - cents; gentlemen 80 cents