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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville a. Chattanooga Railroad
..- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS - -
- - -.
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY July II, 1855, the Passenger Ira
u j will beruu follows:
Leave Nashville daily at ) A. NJ. and $50 P NJ.
ArivinE at Chattanooga at - P NJ. and lbs A NJ.
Leave Chattanoogaat @ A. NJ. and p. n.
Arriving at Nashville at 20 p NJ. sndS, 10 A. NJ
Through sold at Nashville to the following places
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IBONNING'S CITY BRASS BAND.

TENHIS Band nofuly organize, with twelve In
sruments, and its members fatter themselves S@-A
that they prepared furnish good Music
Band in the State They respectfully cali the attention
of Masons Odd Felog and other private
gentlemen, their facilities furnishing PROFESSIONS
Celebrations, &c. Their shall be Address,
.EE- 3D. -sJs ?. -BARTHELL, Sec'y, or
.- r. p. CHAMP.
p S.-PRoF. BoNNTNG's QUADRILLB BANDS prepared
to make for Music for Balls, Parties
reasonable terms. Address as above jan22-dly.
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steamer II. VI. Runyan.

Captain d aFs MILLER, leaves every Saturday at
[o'clOck, ?. N.
These Inc passenger PACKETS be uner contract
a cary the United Mail may RELY on them
leaving punctuay. They will through above
named plass ard Paduc the splendid Uni
I'D States steamers, Alvin Adams, Susrner
MeClenaVd, A. HAMILTON. agent.
jee5Ilu Ii n HARRISON, Agent
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CH A n q Il .

CHAN q e. ..'
NHAVINd seld our entire stock OF Hardware, CUT
lery, GunS, &c., to Niessrs A. w MCaITy late Of
the NcCa yauleer < Co.. aud W. I. Fa, ot Ularks
ve this method OF returning thanks to the
patrons Of the house. would eeTfu JeChInend
them the Gemers Of tie firm being business and
gentlemen worthy OF all confidence. -'-- "a 80
....-. s..s JOHN W lLlAAbiSi
jsnIl Late Williams L c..
sgrLs g. sr--=-- - s.EFs4 Lssu a.
Having purchased he entire stock Of Hardware, Cutlery Suns,
a. from John Williams, Gate Williams Co.. We will continue
GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS,
Attse cid stand OF KirkmaS & Ellis
No. 81, Public Square, Nashville,
where pleased the ,d of the house,
also friends general assuring them of best efforts to
render entire We say he being
complete 10y large additions Of Sew Goods and will pre-
pared spring GefOe the LIST Of February. The
general prices the low established by Will
iiams & 60. janI3-lml MCCALL & co.
REMOVAL.
VNTE have removed Groceries, Liquors, &c, To
Wv large Of College and Broad SITS,
recently occupe! by Tera>s Bros where shall be happy to
fends and assuring them that better
prepared them the favorable terms
.-.....-...a ?. & G. ANDERSON,
iauIO Corner College and Bread sts
TIN PLATE, &c. 81.
900 BOXES &c 1Oxi4 TN; best brand.
%0O $50 boxes * l0xl4 Tin, best brand.
2OU do lc 14x20 do do do o. -.
.a-.. 50 do TX do do do do
90 pigs Bahca Tin. ..s-
--- 3sPigs Lead Just received and for sale low by
sug2l J. W. MH.SeN.
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NasB6iIIs Onion ann 9nteritan.
Rates % AdvsrtIsinE.

Daily IS rrI-weekly 50; weekly 5
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AARON STRETCH,
Ef1wHOLEsALE AND RErAILEf1
7@ DRUG GIST, -.Vs

CORNER OFCoLLEGE AND UNION STREETS
STRETCH, has Just With larse
and superior asrtmentf the following articles together
with others pertaining 10 the Drug RusiSess, which he
invites the attention Of and all that wish pure and unadul
teFated articles which purchased direct from first hand I'm
poers III Ladies especially requested to cali and examine
his large stock Of 6ue Imported Pery and Fancy Goods
ssting In part Of the following, viz:
Otto Rose In fne cut Walls,
Extract Kiss me- Quickly;
do R0ndeleti, something and very fas;
All the Fraugipani preparations:
Musk and Verbena Toilet water; ..ra
Tooth Brushes, with all the patterns; t.u
lair do large eiy; f-.-z-t-s
Erasive Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lufdns fine ESGenune Musk Soap;
Lubn's Rose Soap; Brown Windsor Soap, f....-.l
Oriental Props; Lows Genuine Honey Soap
Fsrina Cologne: Gycerine and Campnor
Fine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls; . 81 SO f-f r-.
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Paste and GGu Drops,
Tooth Soapf iH7i rf .isas Juiube Paste. - s4
RUSHES.--A large stock IF Shoe, Paint, varnsh and
Id Artist Brushes just received and sor sale low by
: : l. l,.=rr $50, r. A. STRETCH
-...r - VACCINE MATTER.
lust eceyeda good supply OF fresh and reliable Vaccine Mat
81 ter. -tHrt A. STRETCH, Druggist.
ct5s COrneI College and Union streets
NINE T1iAS.--Just received large I.aportes
Teas. good of Imperial, GunpcWdeT, S0lOng
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity by
.t A. STRETCH.
& YRINGES. --Large of syrnses entirely
- 1terns lust received and for sale BY A.SrRETCH
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FifIX NeRrOcs iEnIlTell.

WILL fay hs very highest afef brscs III rkeg loans
kegDes beiFsan sgespf n and 35geus,g q 4sazr
WILL. L. BOYD, "a,
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DLANOSs--we have received fcarteen more

ERIANOSss-We have received fcarteen more
New Piano FGrtes, from those unrvale Il =
makers, Light Newton & Bradbury, Hames1 N n
Bros which make stock very large desir-d
able We would be pleased have these instruments
by all, whether they desire purchase Every Piano
sold by shall be warranted give respect
ebI0 W 4 r. FREEMAN.
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Ornnmem..sI I,rees .asasi E.eers Tcr.ls.

ETOAf6OAlEltX 4 No6REDY ,NUrscrFHleu Nasags, ErnB
IV1 invite special attention % their stock Frlf
OrnsIaentf roc5, Evsrvreens sn ise Plants. 1yr aU
Trees and Eyerg eeus, sttahs Tor i'm ,s ec
Frnits-50UG AppIe2 ? years ga. @. a.t al-Ias
Peaus-seiBJs DFaTfs 4 Staudsris. 10 years Old
Peaches -S00O0 ear Cherries. PIrn Eprissis nee
tarels aud qaiice ia large Bdr1lrs l o. .a. aa.a
large collection pes, Strawberries Rasuisrrrs
berries, Currants Bouquets II af sslsor- .' li tlaz
kfOk a.
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0oA TSI.c7I ~ 3 a, = aSn

FHNHE public put possession u ne
ordinary remedies szfan for hsra.ara
sdered an ineurable disease being Outward APPl.c-
riOfES the action OF which Is Iarscuou sri is
having Of Hose attributes which ap
compounds nov 10 general
pamphlet containing dirsctidns fran tistnrsd
and we'll known individuals, and other documentary egle
viii accompany the remedy. ---------S -------lt-
this Balzam the price has been uct II only - aIei
q The propristdrhg letss d rsateto GfGA A. hiilo r
D Phiiadslphid, Penn. -.. uoF3l--dEaa
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* NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Freight Notice,

LII Freight Will forwarded the morning train, and must
be delivered tie Station House, between tie hours Of
10 A. NJ after that time viii he too late for manestng
fer that and there Is convenience for storing
Intermediate points between Nashville and Gallatn
be prepaid al this station.
octl7-t II. FAUNTLER0Y, Agent
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NOTICE b hereby given e al persons iods ~ - r.
Of be lac Oliver B. HAYES paym9ut Without
delay ami also al persons odhg es agst as ats
present. them within the perei VrssaebX law. sfsil
Decl6-d HENRY NJ. HAfkS,t
1- t-so tra .l3 -OBVIg2-B uAgE5,i EsesufS.-
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Eredonid, Nea0 York.
large supply from this house. put boxes containing 20)
papers, assorted, to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal any in the market and prefer
them from having been grown so far North.
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
nd huSH T.
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GaIIatim Faces---sprinE of 1859

VN heats; Of the first Thursday in June, 1859.
Guild Blythe HRWstha 10y Albion, dam by Wagner
Eli Odom Mary Wyie, by Albion, dam by Sovereign.
PROPOSED IN JUsE 1859.
Stakes for ages. Two mile heats Two hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars forfeit Three
make a race
Stake FOR uned three year eds. Mile heats, One
hundred dollars Fifty dollars forfeit Three
maze a race. .'
City dollars entranc fifty dollars or more to
make .- 80
No stake for all ages Mile heats One hundred dollars
fifty dollars forfeit. Three race
above stakes to close the LIST Of March, 1859.
All entries addressed to the Gaata
Race Course accompanied with security for forfeit.
decI4-trwtillmrai - 4. BARNES Proprietor.
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VNTE have in store, fine took Pianos,
w MelOdeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma lE7Eiss
terias &C. and still manuscturiI Insde1 n NJ n
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Works. have reoentlyJ n
added largely to our stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR EIRRORS,
&c In word, intend to TINES please
and induce them patronise home instead
sending abroad.
febIO-tf -.r.a. W. & z. FREEMAN
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NOR RENr,---rhs large Room over ths Daily NeFS o.
fee formerly occupied ~ 3irusriPs Butl ndy 'fhis
is Go bS 40 ft, is suitable for Jg5 Ptng Q Boo
Binlery any Techanica employment. power
Re had froa .3e News once IN tine n ihs u
Enquire OF Mr. Fisher News Ohce, OF A. v Llngziey
the Subscriber. isol -- 49, JAMES ". tiCFf1f-
, 1859-02-15

! r.o .z;...:., -..~.aa.. :. 49, Va
Ne. ne editorial correspondent o. ne New
to.s .,.s 1113s - ewes l0s 'ol1o"1ns a@'lssin2
p'cs44le ": =! falas:-
h..aa @ Impossible 9oeay sae psop'e q, .h are nG:
inappy. ~ II posslple 70 aeny ~ 1oeEe
rs ~ nItsgga1y, 1e1s apparent povetty, 1aan IN
.ns " Ne" 4oiA u Lo49oa' ~ 10 ~
~ ae' sa.;n so - .nst ~ sa e;t -
Te~ va uh4 ~ saa,,s @s ~ e1e ~ -
noss;he n ~ ~ ~ nens G aien that 1fa 1;h
are far sscuro ~ u~4 ", hses % tban uas s;th
is MT neresaarr ~ o,vn tle c,v ,+oVern1,ont
IL 1ar mo1e ho3est1v nnr;oSt,y Ind stra;t.
forwardiv adn,;n;:tersd thsn ufth ns arhs
Po1;ce aie ria;1;nt % no,;ta and and IN ~ tbe ne,era5
incorrnntahla I';5a ~ ayarV a1Iav - Par;a
1s a. fafe hv nioht ~ hv daT 011er is mi.
versa} anS hs6cs 1ec3r,n; a !, nn;versa3 IT,
nnr1a- ho-a s,e.tias ~ ~ -ao,1a aed a.oara ~
for The mnnzarar zs ~, r. a1oet a an ;nossbf1;t1
It IT. u IN no % mnre nossih1. So % hore r IN hnv a thiGc
fhronch ,ba c;t1 p5o rorarnnant @ thau r. Enn1G
hara keen nosah,s saf ~ hut +5;na - thnonah
the M cabinet F@ If Gaoree ~ Wos,inetonE W. % BnrcIar.
;as r. ~ .a:.. i.,".t 1.r1,s",,., 1rhia~a.
, 1859-02-15
Fred. Douglass Meets IN Did Pro-
tcctOrs


At the close of the lecture of Frederick
Douglas in this city, Thursday evening, q
gentleman approached Mr. D., and took him
warmly by the hand. This gentleman was
Mr. Cobb, Of Darien, Walworth Co., who hear
ing that Mr. Douglas was to lecture here ),
came with bis wife to see AID hear him. At
first sight Mr. Douglas did not recognise his
friend, but he vas soon recalled to mind as
one who had once been his friend Indeed.
Twenty years ago, when Mr. Douglas escaped
from slAyery, aud la41ed iu New bedford, he
found occasional employment in -Richmond's j
brass foundry, where Mr. Cobb was foreman,
II. Cobb engaging him to blow pair OF bel-
lows in tue lvening after sweeping chlmneys
during the day. On one occasion work
mau from Baltimore 11lale nu aoeauis upon
tue despixed chimney sweep With u shovel !;
Mr.. Cobb intertered, and telling the work.
man that different rule Of actiun existed in
New Bedford from what prevailed in Dalti-
more, saved the "Nigge1" from southern
intc.ion Of power. Throughout the whole
Of Mr. Douglass stay in New Bsdtord, Mr..
Cobb was his protector and friend. For 20
years they had not seen each other, until
they met in this city. What contrast these
years have wrought in the position Of Mr.
Douglas. Then, fugitive, sweeping CHM
neys now, one of the intellectual men OF the
country, holding thousands in admiration Of
hispoTer, aud swaying them by his elQquence.
Dir- D. hum ,rously alluded to this change In
his circumstances, by reminding Mr.. Cobb
that twenty years ayo be vas the protector
Of helpless blacknan in New Bedford, and
no be came in Wisconsin to hear that black
man nrcach to him.
, 1859-02-15
S 8 O . O O
Premiums and Diplomas.
FINHE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA

II6"1u446 duu 1J1t1O14dSs
TI1HE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
L xas awarded to the
Boudoir Sewing Machine,
Ath. Wisconsin ST ss.1st ts4 d. e. Machine, o
0ns HundIsd 70 Oas a9ndred and Fifty Dollars IN eona
81 Premium re subscriber bess leave 70 eall ihe Il
tention otthe ades q ohcas? sad Vicinity to the me
~ .sa = aaa sst is eseh nj Z sssa. Gao
ID Il iii g. ~ St d; u % vel g forward.
th i makes kwo thousand stitches per minuta and
3D. Tht Of belt Is obviated By the ap
Ct E1S1f5 kcG oi nee ,d
When this Machine sold At double the price, It vu
s's'''D' '@''''''s'''' ''S RPs:? r ?sfSeER co.
S55;; $RS;Hs $SS;3Sh sS:i !: .$RS2 is$E5sRn,
i. the bcss sng,c thread Machine IN the market. Tie
pee ha4 been rednced one h.'f and fs value enhanced
Hssse q Dsssf fs sSSs: Seas1
GO II: sSa s''' S0' h2dg co. A@s
OuAkEH o1rY. DOUBLE LooK
TIGHT STITCH.
sac sHwINo mAoH1Nn
NEVKR BEFORE EXHRIfD IN THE WET.
chain s&jteh Th1l tAke1 the Ezms
TWO THREAD
tisch II the nost e1penkve onea IN rsa. III work III!
Hot Rip Theagh every Third Stitch ks Cut.
The Maetns Is .upe. easily adjussod aad not likely se
sndsc@e sih 1aos aaoains az
o sMo &c 1omo 2o, 1yoo. aoe' eossss .nd nns york
THEY WILL STITCH HEM AND GATHER
1hev mafet:le noise and rua noEe eakJ than ost ha~
ONE LADY
= II
, 1859-02-15

Minister'S arm, hsr siater accepting that ser
vice OF Judge Russell-the friend Of James
Gordon Bennett Mlss Lane Eaw The 1sst Of
her guests safsly cut before II, wbsn thu
Whfta 1oupe NH lott to thu Preadsnt and tho
, 1859-02-15
THE PRESS AND TREB UNEsS
Great Jab Printing Establishment

Great Job Pffntins Establishment
tho a<xs sndnaest establishment of Kind in ths
Eak 1t ha1 nore 5teAm PreM.s a1d Machinery; more
Printing Materials md gklful Workmen than ans
other Job Printing Housa West Of New York.
The prupetors prepared to execute on thort no.
use. eyes5 variety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
md FANCY PRINTING In tho BEST AAH8KR
a TIC LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention dveu 10 the printing Of
Business cards, Patsrs,
Whiting Card, Programmes,
Ball Neken, p&mph1eta,
Letter Heads, Circular,
Bill Eeads, Checks,
: By-LawH, Blank Notas,
Receipts, Labe11.
PRIMT1M 1N ooLoRs
In auhv.iete,. done In beautiful a,te .n a. noder.
ate rzteA
An enmla.uon Of spn01MrNs and PRIcEs I. n.
apectfa1lylnvttea
Eordess from she oounaJ promptly nllea. znd sent
home By ExuTtM
, 1859-02-15
GpefiQl Notices.


The wonderful success OF Or. F4ostat.
fEas celebrated and unsivalIsd STOMACH plrrkRA.
tnm tbs t!zae ol ls Introduction 10 toe public o.aves
ooncauhveiJ ls manifest superiority over auy o!hes ps-
pa5auoo Of the kind nov n Manufactured. IT. actin
Inc ttEAns Of the mort b4easlne character
noFnE Ill dseasez ct uorbldly and diving The tJEten
so1nd and healthy tone In OF psepepd 1oss Of
Aapte general mental phstlcal xeakness 1s opsra.
ton nose becedc.nt indeed, soae a. ths most dirs
f caee that hare bceu under medical treatment
nave b a entirely cured b. this xreat agent ~
ton4c. Hostetees euezs ars mort dtxhtt5l. especially
hefore 1nealA
FOR saie b. praxsls and dsaers xsneraly everywhere.
tAs1.sKdkw
These who 4 re curleuH to witness the
xondezful pertec4oo which H. ohsradt Qate nnana-
Esr 1t batnheo.R N. Y) hxx brought tn manufacture
of Alks aad Toupeea* invited to vfd& ns viz snd
their Dying Room1 Il Ko. fremont Block and examine
Hsse curious productions o ~ No sufny can detect
The Artificial frsn the natural whaa adttAea 10 ths
hnsd. - desfy
8&Wxor'a Fluid Extract IT Bark. an
nfAnasa remedy I'M ths Fever I'd Asxe a.A The var.
,ue ferns Of k1oss Dtscassa susern9tsst Rs.1teat,
N fsssF and Daab Akza, hATmz their os1kn In naaa-
~ % ess1n.ale ao6 ha % <sf2sas% prepared b1 Dr.
3. sa*sH. - nhezatss, and .ola b, eaxye,.
Paase oo:.Hn sg1ake street. ohseaso. =.
THIS seedJ b psepsrcd entrsaE su.a vegetable sub-
Asooe& md oo1tcn1 no mercury. atten@c. anythuR
hat can ptove aausoud to the g5s.c- II Effects are
hoss Of deoosneut and tcn]c well auApted 10 resore
the healthy action Of the LIVER and Btoraach wtoee
functions arn 70 generally Impaired IN this ca Of ds
eases.
odlntoa I'D othe. ionos se1e only In nkny u
ssea1 the et but do not remove tho disease Of the
tver and Other osxaus implicated Oh which the chill
lad 1eret acpend: hsace the usefulness Of the FluId
e1s1cs Of Bark" Dssf.caaariy m reEons wtern Phgx
:tHns nAnnos be readily euosuhed. which contains all
be qualities aued to the Indications u these aaad!es.
nundreds Of tesmo1Iah Il regard 70 the efficacy Of
no medicine rom persons Of rrtpecaAbty. have been
Ei7en to the p-opetoshut Ee docs not make csc Of
them II he to have the r1.dIeiue introduce sef
sse1eel1 by its inertia
Notlce.-Tho nnder1Igned, $tockho1-
anss In the Merchants Bank Of Macon Georxa, re BY
ths IT. Charter made persanahty liable for
itA The notes ofth Bank ~ be taken BY III d.
7odt On shs ss17e teras Kentucky. Indiana ard
IFH
, 1859-02-15

FRENCH BURR M1laL3TCNE8,
.Mutonez manufactured II tHs essahushmert art
fntshed On new md ifarsoTed gEfnApteA and Hs -
ho sat.d: Tho credit ot sals e@taanse.s - = ne
sof nea:fy every essse aot Territory In Tho Cuo1 .
Known md 1hsll be c7alnsa1ned. x1trA ee:ected ~
6&onxs roadn On Special Contract from Chalc% New I'D
Quarry Block NoJe's Iuprored Cockhead aud HolleT
Eu1dles d:ted In stoues With Iron wsEf1nAnd be3
IN toE lAsXt And small 1&anes. A4o IMPORTER Aod
deale1a}o
Extra HaarI Dutch Anker Ealtlns Cloths.
MILLKRs in waat OF R0LTlyA CLOTHS sor snsau.
hceutn& Extra QnAlts Of Flour. t1n depdn& rpon
ting tho Eenuiue OLD DUTCH ANKkK. auzls Apd
Double E1tfax Boiling Cloths mads ~ In supe4tcr
syle, By xvtuk tenxth and diameter OF He'd b TED
aud nehes John I: Ho5e.s Improved oenRtf9aal Peed
!nf And Flour Aad 0rYt A!Ik: PlAntAn.n Ossn beA1
nished . order 90 sho1t nosits froa, nex petasn1
Rcaie Work uoube Extra CAst eteA Mil eetta In
proved Turbine. Percussion Reaction Aod G. ntfl ns
charxe aler Wheels warranted EQUAL 10 The besk 6te
!h Ca 1seel Boiler Iron Rcctets sasrantsd ~
do q 4 h9h pe1ceot.xa Of power. Pnns A4aAkDs md
eeps1atoF, for mills Asd NJ hou,e1 ch ees 0Oe
MILE 8ax1f 5il Horne Power. AaxAr Mills hr 4ro1
es. No1es Improved tron Bo!tHz RfHl John r hqea'a
flour Packer. stationery md Portable k1Enas Besa
H1vtax the tsrEes& u II faruizhtu4 ock IN tAs WtA
He can eel u lower rase thAo any other
H.-We vii contract To furnish Aad bull Mllta sou.
nete tuFN1h plans and ap~rtdcauons for HWrfA6t4
Address JOHN T. c0YE CO.. Chicago. LII
dec1 1b770ly
, 1859-02-15
H0FFM4NN d. GELpCKR.

0OOK l. aAR9ENT
lAVINP1RT.....,.......... .....IoWl.
COOK SARGENT & DQWNEY
atHA III ...s........ .4VNA.
Q0oK SARGENT 0OoK4
f0RH DEB AQlEE8. EE8.,.........................l0 IOWA.
0o0K SARGENT l. PARKER
O1xaCx..................... .........nERRA9KA-
{pANKERS j. DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
- Make collections AID ,tez2t 70 aay part Of the
O11on. LAud Warrants bought. sod 2ad located
"PNutulaf attention EVe1 70 The pAJEaeat at t2xsR.
Attorneys 1t Law connected E1th o1r houseA
COOK DILLON. Davenport Iowa.
+. b. DOWFkY. lo1 City
Z ". Clark o.. PHILADELPHIA
+ W. Cl21k. notke / Co., New York
J:1.Nxwel+ Prest- AazA b&Ek. BoFor.
n, Holmes aon Ptt2bnf11.
]. ", Ea,k Co. BoEtou.
", NAt. / Brother, st. 1o11&
Hatch LaI<dou, g. Laui4
Geo. Smith Co.. Chlcaxo
John q. Sar1-ns. Wsshinkson. D. o. ny1l1y
, 1859-02-15
Arrl)ltc'fits.
E. RuBIING-

E. BuRLING-
4 ROaITECT-NUa a d. 4G LASALLE
II Stree. {oyer Hon n ae1peke's Bsuk. Il IRE:
pAtet 70 farnl4h tIA7l an i<aona all kinds Of
ha!dtnKa He coun1.ni refers to many II the best
boil lin ntn jhl:ato-h?th uu1llc an prlvateas evi
deuce1 Of t& 4p&tfty aud thk intr4ea hin will
, 1859-02-15

CHARLES H. HAM l. 90.
pANKER RS AND DEALERS IN EX-
- chAu9e. n Cark street Chlcaxo.
CuAxrdH1QH DnAk7nE1-HAH. CHAABEH9 / CO.,
Deales9 q NsgotIahle 3ecut,te4 Buy and 1eu P1pes
6euzed b. Re4 EaAe Aod Hye special Alien ton to tn.
Eestneuts Ter E&ats1n P1zuaA Ap1ts7t+ly
mAN9 T. HlH =. 4 CaAHaEEs. Gro. D. wnn7lE
, 1859-02-15

A@o A&<AA~ 5tA''@s$ W S%4@AA'4
whre thsy prepared TO supply Ateuta and 1eniea
Nth RaFmond,s n,1ink Machines On the uon liberal
ters for lat three months pretty thoeoushly
cansassed the Sewing Machine maket Ne can aay that
ct Of The @n,.to;y me- patents the1 are sattted
t9icea ons In user and IL hard TO be exoeed ~
hixEtr prired.
They vii repair md put n drsAte runniax order suy
- the hammond Machnts heittof.re sold By A. HoL
brook o. Kelsey II brought to their Office.
W4nted. Agtnts fpF Als tbs princ{pA' in the
West. Wi3WELLk / HQLHRQtlK
uhc. l6 Lake etreet Chicago. {up sair1} Pegt Onee
Box lHa5 fRis bass BIN
, 1859-02-15

JAAEs 4. DrFEE.......JAAEs BEI.......HxxRr sAYlEs
DEPEE4 BECK 4 SAELES>
PANKERS AND BROKERS, NOS. ; i 5
- DevunshI1e street. Bos.oa ktye particular atien.
aon . ths Alnes Of 1.ka sape4or and are prepare
70 tcn2ta reliable Information Respecting them
E,ontay tsstew Of tho Btoek And Money HAfke4 vssb
aaotattou9 Of III tho Current Bee1tek 1M be seut 10
xny Addreszd4stred kuStt9i1
, 1859-02-15

q B Q Q Z s
IN ELEGANT BINDINGS.
JUVENILE BOOKS AND GAMES
IN GREAT VARIETY,
WRITING DESKS, DO CASES, PORTFOLIOS.
FANCY STATIONERY ARTICLES
or Every Description.
For Sale 1t tbs Bookstore Of
GEORGE 4. CARNES,
de4 lAL LAKE. 6TElF7
, 1859-02-15

AIXEN T. NORTON
BANKERS i DEALERY IN EXCHANGE,
No. q, RQUrB CLARK e., CHICAGO Ill
, 1859-02-15

Notlce.--Tho nnder1Igned, Stockho1-
anss In the Merchants Bank Of Macon GeorxtA Re by
ths psovidonsof it, Charter made liable for
i sue The notes ofths Bank Vii be taken BY III On d.
7odt On tho ssz7e terus n Kentucky Indiana and
Ohio, q, A. TUCKER 90,
, 1859-02-15

M1ndfACtuffnE %,
i. Tho bcs snGe thread MAch!nei IN the market. The
81 the ad5uon oi the Double Thead. Al examination
gt this Machine 4nd II works. solicited u Il uew1n6
oo37 lY:bA6 L l.. HAHCE CO.. AkectA
, 1859-02-15
R. T. n q
CON 21341oM NEBCHAH1,
7CTST2AL WuAlI, hEgyALQ, 7,

9. iALna1AlL.....AI siakHAA....-.toza G. A4a41x.
r. 6. SALTONSTALL d Coz
1 NONAiasIUN oTUCk BROKERS, COR
~ MIR Clark aad Like nseetA WI Attend to lhs
Huzr4se an1 aao Of 5ucks a:1 ende ot Jescr.o
uca e:tstt Ia this II ths New York Maz1eL Quots-
uo2s Of sas New York stock Market rece.yed dalIy bY
k<aeErape- Sales Aad rnaaa II Hs dtock IL
GGAn8p Al lowest rates Of cou.tt au MI Aa k-6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-12
Receipts al the CarondeIet Canal,
Receipts Of r ruduce.

NEW AIBANY-Per steamer Empire Parist-57 hhds to-
sse ea Hsl DO Moore Van do
ss bbls -four Given Watts seoE72 Do Graham BoyleO0
81
Wadde-s bbls eggs 70 cks bacon Robertson MepOuga79
Io5reI Gayle %eo2s bbs potatoes Isys Jno
O. pn e ksn p. ass bp. ra
feathers Martini box Bnren work bag
ass Do Evil sp
Sng5 bbs eggs Twishe &eo-L do Jno Moore ECO
tobacco
suRss i b5 asn eG half sod 90 hs
molasses Brasd Landy5 ties moassss bbls 43 bbls
hhd SasoD T. Ie
sundries ordToa So hhds 100 bbs oasses
FORT ADAMs-Per steamer W Buron-4o bales cotton to
Estlin Seo.2 Do Byrpe Vance sco.1 Ward Hunt acO
sss
bales e sacks Banehin
Wiiheresundes to order-roal A bales cotton new 80
hhds sugar.
eV s ss9q M
sacks cotton seed Fisk-3s do Magnnis-s hides G
son Howell &eos1Edward Male so rsfsd
Wheeock Aco cLemore, Ra,burn kcoslak, sauf-r eco
the crop.
vIcKSBURG-Per steamer Incy Holcombe-22 bales cotton
sR aoaaas % Dc
seed to Kelsey Potter-6 bhs apples = Cioudl do Lo
Il s oae
Total IS bales cotton, I'll of new crop)
po lie Bane-s sacks rice saeoaMl do fnca-nnd
sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan F Kenner-U mails
and passengers.
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Crosse Tete3O hhds sugar
Mil.spbsrger aco2o Do Menard vignaudlO hhds sugar
sad-iso sacks eyerish acoi5 DO to ROshford
bales cotton gu hhds sugar 30 bbls moasses,