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HAVE just received from Boston 400 pieces Of new
Il Sheea Music. for the Pano. Guitar and voice. o.
Also, Instruction Books for all the different Instru.
Labach's method Of singing, and other
i've Books for the voice. have made Arrangements fer
monthly supplies Of New Music. liberal discount -
teachers. ljan9si ~ E.Y. GRIGGS.
4 Pictorial Magaximes ana PaPevs.
II HAVE large let. Back numbers Of these-Gedeye
ri Aerper, Sc, per No. loc. Ladies s.h s.t lock
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LADIES, GENTS. MISSES, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS,
OF livery style and description, for prices suit the
hard times which compete with, in addition to
a choice quantity of
lis OWN MADE WORK,
Made the best French stock and in the best STYLE
and by the
MOST EXPERIENCED wORKMEN,
All OF which he will sell lower than has been offered
heretofore, for cash Thankful for the patronage
criyed he is determined
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e. II:USACH,

G. H:.UBA(H,
Silk, Woo1len, and Fancy Dyer,
Hossack'. block south site IF -Min 81 Ohnar'i, M.
LII Of the following articles Owed Cleaned to lock
~ equal to new: Silks, Satns, velvets. Grapes,
Shawis Merinnes, Baze, Bonbaznes, A'paccas De
Laines Ribbons, Feathers, Window Curtains Hose &c.
Hair. Chip Straw or other Eonnets or RATS dyed to
any Shads or Pafte,1a Brocha, Grape end Embrcder-
Ell Shawl. beautifully cleaned dyed. White Shawls
Will Embroidery in cOiors have white ground dyed
and the coors preserved in their orig.sai state.
GsntleIn.n's Clothes ceapsd and repaired in superb
manner.
Carpet cleaning done at the shortest notice. ap9
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Michigan Central Railroad
Ssi.sss - s.:ss.ssz sssssss. o.!

81 p "a rfssE
Joliet Division.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
Going East.
PASSENGER Trains leave joliet for Detroit ~ 6:3J r
l NJ and li:2D A NJ, or or arrival OF Chicago, Alton
1 81; Louis trains fr"ru the South
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction l"lo 4. VI and 345 p. NJ,
arrival OF trains from Detroit and Cincinnati,
Passenger. from the Sout and West via the Chicago
Alien Louis, ChicaS" Rock Island Railroads.
will This the direct route &c the East and SoEth
last and may be Of making prorrt connections at
Detroit Suspension Bridge, Bu aio aid Cleveland with
all the main lines of travel, and At Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains to Cincinnati, Lafayette
Louisville, and tine South.
Through tickets can he purchased AZ the Office at JOLT
e.. ali principal cite. and towns =, the East
X. " RICE, SHI 'infendent.
c. KSowLToy, Superintendent Mt Joiiet Dirisi0n.
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YouNC AMERICA OYSTER SALOON,

r,,r,,r Of Ntdison and Columbus !Na, east siIs.
rNRESIl Shell and Can Oysters and Clans, Sardnes,
II Lobsters. Game in its season, Pigs Feet, Tripe,
Tor &C. Hot Tea and Coffee fresh Pies and Cakes
Porter and Scotch Ale, 6ne Imported Liquors aud
Wines. approved by pr;vat. families to be Of the
choicest brands 70 be bought in this city.
SCordals and Liquors ef slIkinds. IL i8-L.- 1916
:; Natural Lear Tobacco, Plug and Pine Cut Fine i'm
psfssa Cigars, &c. fsspiel II. FoRMHALS.
no 70 0RzONS BOOK STORE for School Books,
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SPRING TR AIDE.
Change of Business!
II HAVE sold my ehtire stock Of Lumber in tawa,
Il Utica, and Marseiiles, to s. ii. Seamons Co CT
Two Rivers, Wisconsin. and shall sell their Lumber ON
c. commission, the present season.
have made arrangements With the Company To re.
ceive much larger stock OF
Lumber Ldh iShingss and Cedar Posts
Than hav had before. tn Logs have been cut
under my direction, and the Lumber will we'd ex
Press'y for this market, and viii be shipped to
rectiy from the Mills.
Bills of Lum to order on short notice.
ape GEORGE BRISTOL
Prime Ashley Flour.
81 BBIS. Ashley -Four made Of pure white winter
81 wheat just received AZ fap9 HlSES'.
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DUY YOUR STA TyO1kRY a. . -
b oRr0NT BOOK TORI
- ~ sssli,s - srsd ~ ~ Brig sssvss ea~O
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HIi.iS

StaIdrn,s Mills.
SYNHE above Nh with Odr % bIrrs and situated
the Fox River Feeder. t:0;,r miles .bUye os,4SaD
together WITH IIo! Of the that Gov, said
will he leased Tor term OF upon the .ayora
bic terms. The location and power unsurpassed the
western country, and liberal Inducements offered
Of enterprise and capital which rarely or ever
met with Fer further information, address the under
signed. ID. GREEN.
Dayton February I, 1857.
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COparrner>htp Notice.


TTNHE undersigned having this day June l0ih) FORM
Il ed . copartnership. for the purpose Of carrying
the milling business under the name OF Sample Hen
shaw are DESTROYS Of informing the citizens OF Ottawa
and tn, farmers generally, that they be found at
their place Of business the EXCHANGE MILLS, where
they wilt have constantly on hand the best quality Of
Flour, & m Meal, Shorts and Bran.
CUSTOM WORK will be promptly attended to and
executed faithfully and with despatch.
LEVI X. SAMPLE
junls-4w EDWARD C. HENSHAw.
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TIE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE CCMPANy

TIE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
1es LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
81 FOURTH STREET, ST. LOUIS,
"AE1NG greatly increased their facilities for manu-
IL featuring their CsLEBRArED FAMILY MACHINES with
all the recent improvements have reduced their prices,
and offer for sale
A NEW STYLE MACHINE.
PRICE FIFTY DOLLARS
II no longer questio ed that these Machines are the
best in use for family sewing They 4
HEM, FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior and the only Machines
the market that we'll and simply made, that
they may be sent into families with other instruc-
lions than contained in circular which accompa-
MES each machine, and from which CHILD OF TEN
YEARs may readily learn how to use them, and keep
them in order. They make upwards OF -- - 20
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES Il MINUTE,
And will do The sewing of family craper than seam
do it, if she works at the rate OF ono
cent an hour sftf.it ~ 49, = = Z
IL there a husband father. or brother in the United
States who will permit the drudgery of hand sewing
his family, when a O. Baker Machine will do IL
better expedously, and cheaper than posi-
bly, be done by hand! -.-, 80 -
D, Offices of Exhibition and Sale :-4o5 Broadway, New
York. IS summer Street, Boston; 13V Chestnut eet,
Philadrphia; 1871 Baltimore Street, Baltimore IS West
Fourth Street. Cincinnati
A0encies in all tie principal CITIES ana 7o,cas N s
United States.
pUsEsD E0s Circular J.w.HAY:.
Jan22 AGENT. 0hd,cd. w.
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Hats, Hats, and Caps !!

IN w OULD say to his old friends and the ci- N.
A W tizens OF Ottawa and the country. that EM
e0his Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete, on 60
Columbus ST., opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
All kinds Of hats and Caps made to order on short
notice.
lie is manufacturing the Summer style Of Hats. The
rims not quite marrow the Spring STYLE His
Hats made of the best Of stock, and per cent
than any Other Es,abshment in the city, he
IL only Hat manufacturer in the city or county. and
can cell Mt manufacturers prices All Hats brought
here for sale manufactured in the East and they
pass through seyefa! Jobbing Houses, and each one
must have his profit but IN suying Hats of the Home
MaBufactrrer, have but prof. pay. and that
is 20 cent lover than any sale Establishment 10 the
city. go
lie would that his stock Of Hats 10 large and of
all kinds, and great assortment of old mem Hats
Ottewa, June 10, 1858. -as - .. ~. ~ ri
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OTTAWA
Foundry End Machine Shop.

H ping d Moving Ma d Bacs.
YsHE old II vorte R-aping and Moving Machine, IN.
= Green's Patent" viii. continue to be manufactured
by the undersigned. All orders solicited as early rs
possible. Is only limited number will be manufactured
the present year.
am also manufacturing Sugar Mill, which will he
ready for inspection in short time. and which in
wife tie attention o: those interested.
Also, Horse Powers from 5 !; Warranted equal to
any in use. [jxn15l wM COGsWELL
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11ANSlON ROUSE. N'
East side of cart House Square, Ottusod, Rinois.
yRyHIS well Hotel is again under the direction of
II Thomas j. Wade. 1t has been thoroughly
waited re-panted and we'll furnished. Its central loca-
renders most convenient home for travellers and
citizens and its and carriage houses ample
1t 10 the intention of the subscriber to keep faithful
and attentive Walters furnish tidy and beds,
and provide ne good and varied meals can be found
anywhere OF the shore, and he promises his friends
and all who may favor him with call, that they shall be
satisfied. lsep1sJ I. j. WADE.
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ari.Aam Va. L. B. 4. T Flts.

The pleadns this duly made up At the apPea-
ance term AZ trial the efendsot Grisham- moves he
Court for e plea Of non efdesE This vas refused
By the Circuit judge.
In this Tiers is 10 error me plea vas Voios Oese A
il was no defence 10 the action
The plaintiffs holders 0 the tive PrOuory notes
eon nv endorsement Grishan, and In legal presamp
ton had purchased fer value and In due courssof trade
Green. Nv. 8. l72. 3. - -.
It nav very we'll that the ots enorsed BY ha
Ia blank As 70 amount and delivered By him % cFur
the maker for whose accommodation they made, % De ne
up and amount not exceeding $500 And tat ne
forwards in and without The authority ot 6r
ham, m The presence plaintiffs caused the blanks 70 b
filed In double that Yet II the PLAINTIFF ignonAnt OF
va OF authority m and use said notes and we're
bona s holders they would still be entitled 10 recover me
plea does negative this and the aethores are abundant
show L Is detective Stuart Davidson ct ais Peck ee os
Bank OF he Counonasalth Gerry. Danas Ae II Am
broEs. Lyle 10 Yer. az.
It may he very trne argued y the counsel Of GAam that
proper plea he to show By proof, the es STAT
ed in his plea plaintiffs would thea be required 70 shoE
under AMI fer what value they became The
hoIders Green EY. L H9-
Yet Ibis question Of evidence and Of psadug, and
e still manifest the plea Cesecsiyo.
Afirm the judg Rent. WRIGHT.
A correct cory, J. ?. CLARE, CLERK
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MOST Valuable CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Ar now oeriy for the House and Lot Cherry street
/ now occupied by Mr. B 5 Weller.
houS Is very large and commodious containing ever twen
ib servants rooms, cellars coal and wood Sheds &c
~ Il In good order most Of beng recently rebuilt anS
Ss,ts sDte Tot rst boarding house than any house
Nh ot about sixty front BY hundred and seven
- et and the situated on the lot as TO admit OF
~ Jon nat would render il eommodous any hotel In
the city. -, - =. -, ,-;,A 49, h ,r..
A large poL1on OF the iurLl'ai e0aA DS p W ~ ~
veil known that hotel keeping Is in this cia most pro-
Ab buaness any wishing 20 engage IN such yoa-
is N an excellent opportunity procure an eligible loca-
so nT oouvensnt to al Ne business pozaons OF he city,
For SSgS 80" -pf7 Avs, LEDsLEY
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Nas66iIIe anion anb 9utritap.
DaiIy IS; Tri-wesk,y s5; weekly So. /


TES BROEcK's HoRsEs Is ENGLAND. -'Fhe teie
graph reports that the game sni feet Prioress has
EOn another race ia Enslasd The fcllowisg, frsm
the London correspondent Of the n. Y. 'Spira Of
the Times, givea intelligence Of Mr. Ten Brseek's
horses in England:
Mr.. Il. Ten Brceck was somewhat successful at
Newmarket les, week, having won three rslces On
Wednesday he Won Handicap SHeepstl1es Of 40
sOvs with OFisnda, beating Berkely, Hobgoblin and
Seeshes, rUDning the D, n. in 1:57. On the same
day Umpire. bred in America, came in among TIE
last, badly bea,'n By some two-y ear olds for Plate
Of 40sOvs.. Iunaing nearly half mile in 50 secs,
colts St Obs, f!lies est 2llbs.
0a Thurs lay Prioress vou her match with Olym-
pus. The fyl!oHirg are The particulars:
NEWMARKET, Thursday, April 2s.-Nsteh for
$500, Ia. t. D. ~ e furlOngs POI yards.
Mr. Ten BrOecs Prisress, By sOVergn yesrs, 7st Oh
Count Rltthyany's Olympus, yrr, sst n. Wsls ?
Time-l:56.
Betiug-lS to cnPritress Olympus cut out the
work st his best pace ana had clear lead for three
quarters Of mile when the faYorite wens up, dis
posed Of him without any effort, and '-runaing
away-by tsn lengths.
Toe same day Orlando ran second TO BIimosa for
Plate of 80 sOvs., D. NJ, beating :Nuifsld ard
Claude du Val; tiHe l:5s. Mr.. Barnard claimed
Orianda from Mr. I. B.
Woodburn made very poor exhibition en- Friday,
Dc4bB Ouc Il nc thO Aatt II Helu CT fourteen ira
handicap cf so sOFs., VOC by Gallus, Delusion Sc
eOud. aud Ruisius third The same day, Mr. Ten
Brock wen match Of 100 s0vs from Pavilion
with Belle, and lost 80 10 Harry Bluff with Olym-
pias
Mr. Ten Brock won the wynnstsy Handicap Of
$50 sovs Ia Belle.
A match is fixed for Monday, Of the Newmarket
HougbtOn Mestipgf between Lord GlasgqE's Tox-
ophiiie, t. l2lh., aga nst Mr.. r. Ten Broeck's
Pfipress, 1st, LIB r. NJ 500 sov3 200 f.
Prioress is seDgagel ia the Somersetshire handicap
OF 20 sovs. eaea. 10 f. if declared; 81 snbs
Also in tee Fradssman's Plate and the Stewards
Cup at Chester.
Barbariy has besu Withdrawn from the Turf and
sent to Charles on's hsrem
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OFFICIAL.
Opinions of the Supreme Court Of the state
of Tennessees At Nashville, December
Term, ISJSs
Brorn VS.. s.ate.


The plaintiff in error was convicted upon charge selling
liquor slave and By te court 10 pay f
$50 ando suffer four m-nhs imPsonmera the county Jail Of
B1heoTd and declared incapable Oteer hereafter obanin
license for the sale Of prtuou lie Ruherord county
Several exceptions urged against the convictsn First It
snsstsd that the facts proved trial do net make case
under Sec 6J the code. That Is as follows Any
person who Sells Oan delivers any slave except for his
and then only In such owner or masters pre-
guilty Of msdemeauor, and shall not less than ffy
dollars and Imprisoned in the county Jail at the
court
grocery keeper in the town Of MurfIeesboro and
being suspected Of selling liqusT plan
for his detection At early hour in the morning. before
light Of the the slave and another gave ths
slave empty ssk and dime, directed him to
to Browns grocery and get dimes WoAh liquor The
proceede grocery and vas
admitted by Brown, and Immediately the hask
with him. followed the slave and took position behind ience
within three back door OF the grocery her
unperceye by row they eOule distinctly and aid
open th doo ana ad the min speak 10 the slave
and him let eslaVe with the liquor Ths
facts proved by the who accompanied the The
defence IS that II This were not uulaEfu there
fore insdmsbe evidence ground conviction upon il was
at least sale of liquor the slave masters presence
and consequently violation OF the law AS this
grayeiy mAde suppose it ought and the an
is Although certain the pre-
sent, yet he present law The law
conempates giSi5e presence CT the
necessarily implies knowledge Of AMI to- act 4
selling the liquor the slave II is tie maes assent express
implied, furnishes the only dscaton Of the act;
and the facts Of this casedreey negative and exclude the idea
such ascent.
2d It is insisted in prOnounein
Of ncapacty license future
in The ret tuent that the defendant wss iieEs grocery
keeper This Necessary We have repeatedly hsd
Il is sufficient to warrant such judgment, the fact appears
evidence the trial. Otherwise satisfactorily established,
3D. Il i, argued that The csurt eri in not basing the ud.
ment Sec , Of the code which Prescribes ade pun
referred however simila the same and
the conviction, wheher upon the section the
oher must be followed by the prescribed punishment
A correct cory, J. P. CLARK, Clerk.
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81 8 90.


TE4H4yEILERs for the North and North the South
ern Stts can psseure Tickets from Cha lesion, Savannah,
chattanooga Montgomery Macon, Wnnsten, Knoxville,
LvnehsfrF Washington Atlanta. snd Augusta Louis,
IoniSrille Cairo Hickman 0olubHs, Evansville Cincinnati
New Oeaps Visksurg Paducah snhand, and Memphis,
Nashville, Tennessee.
First Railroads and With slcss connections al
All poins Passengers arriving at ie, Nashville and
Cattanooga Railroad 60 directly to boat without detention
This the quickest cheapest route for those bound for the far
West.
Tks Fine steamboats, B. N. kunyan, Anneonka, Sails Wes
One Of es Boats will leave Nashville every day at 70 B con-
Meeting with Illinois Ger ta Railroad and roushfro
Nashville to S.. Louis in Sixty hours
E,0tlisVflIc and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance Duueh Ella, John auit aud Tempest leave Nash
VILE e. er Thursday Tuesday, at y o'clock NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and 70 Cincinnati four days
Regular Ne nlp his, N esE Orleans and v icks-
burg Lipe of Boats.
James Johnson Nashville, Howard, Re- Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these leave Nashville every other
day,t noon from Nashville to Memphis s. hours Neks
bprg Eve days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats Nashville day aHd wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For rscass accommodation upon the Bozs Tickets can 5e
procured the eIent points at prices named In the annexed
Schedule of Rates:
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The in his charge gave s defendant The advantage Of
every principle Of law, Applicable facts proved that eond
solve lin from the obligation o. his told
that the promise nase in consideration Of intercourse
the td delivered Of ed of Whica he TIE
father alter pa srse he Supposed modest and
cse and H turned she nothe liable FOR
A hreach cf his contrset 70 marry hsr. ID 500
II euo sy in reference 10 the 4isvts offered the
motion for new trial. thai thereis nothng in Authorize
ii The principal point at it Is OapPssr b. the aida
v Of one os urYmen, hs he rsiaid, within the pro
hdta drse BY ainity 10 the paiad But his wife long
before ea and that the relationship,
disability Independent Of this, 1t perhaps bats thea
make the question.
A correct cspy, J. ?. O. sEKs Clerk.
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Lights for the miIllOnl

VTTE hirnisha very excellent COAL OIL LAMP tn
w wick md Glass. for IS cents
COAL OIL q various qualities as greay rejue1 Psss
Old -Omini0n Coffee and Te. Pots.
Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezsr5
Pudding, B'ane Mangs and Ice Cream moEi1A
Wash house Stoves nd
100 Plated Albsta and Britannia Castors. \.
Spoons Shsfed richly
70 be the very best quality. t
Imperial Metal, Branis Pota.
Rattan Chairs Sf sEs and sFles.
Eht vah. scrubng, Dusing Brushes DOOr Mats, Fest
Sapsrs, Feather Busters, and 81 aoss ho-
keepers a this
fhe cheapest Cook stoves In the City.
mag14 MACKENZIE 4 NINcHTa.
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cvYNOPSES OF TIE PREsEDENT,S proc
- LANATION, No. 637S dated March 2sS

CtVNOPSES OF TIE PRESIDENTS PROC
- EAnATION, No. 637, dated March 2sS
1859. -...--
II ors public the Territory Of Nebraskss follows
Al he Land Brownsville the Sth Of August, le
forty three townships and parts Of townships in the counties
n Richardson, Remaha, johnson, and PsTnee. -
Al he same places the 5th OF September IS, of thirty
three nshps Of townships in The counties 81 Paw
nee Johrson, Clay, and Gage
Al the Land Once Nebraska City, he ist Of August ies
Of townships and parts Of townships in the soons
~ Clsv Lancaster and Calhoun.
ne sue place. the 2sth OF August, 1850 Of thiryons
nhip and parts Of townships tie counties Of Clay Ian
caster snd CaihOuf. - -, ,o.o -
feTfv % and parts Of townships In me Souues q
. sgr1av Douglas Washington, and Burt -.
Al e s4me place, the 25h OF July, sJ9 Of thi-f 1
toship aud parts tosnshps In the counties Of Bu Gun
mings, and Dodge ,.. - ,s.. .
eise townships and parts Of OwEhpsin the county o. DA
kOta. 49,. - -,
sections, &C, &c. :, - -, -,
The sses viii be kept ope until the lands arg an oaeed
which Is 10 be accomplished Wn tHo weeks and no and
m e eutry any OF the lands will be admitted until t1
he expiration OF the tED weeks.
Pc pou claimants required 10 establish eig as %
the 4fsetiou proper register and reeeiveI ana make
aven for the same before the day spPoie LOT ne com
SlsuoS SS.S AeH " - THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
~ Commissioner OF fhs GelerGt Lind O1toe.
sr,5I ~ iaso AZ ii-dlW6w
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BALTaMORE AND OHIO RATT, ROan
COMPANY
th southern Road OF ths geat res Thlsrord
thas far been managed IN Vsy 70 e1eusns n h
the public patronage.
This conpany. under The general superiniendenss q
h D. MEARSs General Freigne ARsut.0
NOV 0uers lnduoeneuts
NeS York, Bo5n, Richmond, Pesrzurs. eroa-ifngs
lev rats and Ear below New Orleans prices. nodsrsa
terms with tre dedurioug haif
eent ~ tbs route aud the Buropeaa shipping bnF
tsns sterling less than the New Orleans shipping p
all contribute
Reliable as we'll as Desirable.
Tsr fai.es for transportation nnequaIlsi b. auT
noad Row lnoperaion, hsir We s AZ PARK
skSsUkGd, Sge AEldres c0d rtgesv below he iog
water am nest dangerous nsyEsion Of the OHIO
enables IN ordinary water the delivery goods, certain
but Win uspateh N adyanee routa. and ass
te ceenea thetz adyantages q selr-rT
Eidens ca other rcutes, so that this is he only
Cheaps Reliable and speedy Route.
FTssht By this roIte less weather. han hF o
routes Is there Is no dryags the delivery being AZ Pa
ersgn under well shels from tasncsb4
steam lnoedatey 70 he ears without bszg suers wEr q
The Louisville connec. Psrksrsfu-r
boats without delay does nkeEiss regular Cnclursu
oais 1ne Pittshug boats convey direct toParksrhnrrh
ms arfangensnt tie Company enabled taleht
doly ior ms ro1ieatther sgeEsg in Nashville, Tenn.
For further particaiars enquire or
II H. HARRISON, Freight Agent
-l - No sfeeraer Bread aud Fr0at s1estk
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ROOnas TO Rent.

SEVERAL handsome rooms to rent IN ne econu a. AG u
ssd spring streets Apply J. o Griffith at The SRSn and
Anne ofif-