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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-05-18
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SPRING GOODS
WILLIAM SHEAR,
HAs received from New York hisSpring supplies,
H1sAmbracing large and splendid assortment Of
DRx GOODS.

among which are
Fancy Spring and Summer SILKS, of new and
elegant styles;
Paris SILK ROBES, with Double Skirts, of rich
and splendid styles;
Black Bayadere and Plain Black SILKS, Of
superiorquality
Rich Paris Organdic and Barege ROBES, Of
elegant styles;
French Printed Jaconet and Organize ROBES,
ut very low prices;
Black Barege ROBES, with Double SKIRTS, for
Mourning
Paris Printed ORGANDIES and JACONETS, of
new and beautiful styles;
Superior A French PRINTS and Chintz BRIL-
LIANTs;
English and American PRINTS, very large
supply;
Ladies' Black Lace, Silk and Lace, and Plain
Black Silk MANTILLAS, of new and splendid
styles;
Ladies, Plain White, Black and Fancy Barege
.SHAWLS;
. Ladies' Plain Blk Grcnadinc Stella SIIAWLs;
= Rich French Embroidered Muslin and Lace COL
LARS and UNDERSLEEVES, in sets of new and
elegant styles;
French Embroidered Muslin COLLARS, of new
and; beautiful styles;
Rich Embroidered Lace POMPADOURs;
Thread and Valenciennes Lace EDGINGS and
INsERTTNGS;
Worked Swiss and Jaconet FL0UNcINGs, and
Dimity BANDS;
.Jaconets, Nainsoek, Checked and Null MUS
LINs; ~
Fancy Swiss, MUsLINs, for Ladies' Uunder-
sleeves, of beautiful styles
A large assortment Of Ladies' MOURNING
GOODS;
/. A large assortment of Ladies', Misses, Gentle
mems, Youths and Children's HOSIERY, Of the
best make, elastic and pleasant to wear;
Ladies C0RSETS and Steel Spring SKIRTS, Of
the most approved styles;
Ladies' Gossamer Steel Spring SKIRTS, new
article of the most perfect symmetry, and very light;
Misses Steel Spring SKIRTS, Of assorted sizes,
and Ladies' do. of extra length;
Ladies' PARASOLS, of new and beautiful styles;
With full and complete assortment of articles
suitable for Family md Plantation use.
W. IS. continues to soil for Cash, for Bills to be
paid promptly, quarterly, and in this way be can
sell Goods at decidedly lower prices than they can
be purchased on the usual credit terms. lie re-
spectfuly invites his friends and the public to ex-
aminelhis stock, especially his large and varied
assortment of
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IsAmuIgg' DIHgS GOODS,

WE return our thanks to our friends gcndiiiy
w for their liberal patronage, and rcspceily
solicit q continuance We have received alllll'
sual large supply of Fpring and Summer GUS'
comprising an endlcst variety Of new undanu-
some DRESS GOODS, which VIC will talgreat
pleasure in exhibiting to our friends anfnstU-
mers. All We ask is for them to give rA eali'
and we will show thom something in. .thcg Oh
Rich Silk and Grenadinc ROBES ALI;
Grcnndine ROBES A. 2JUPES;
Oreandle and Jaconet ROBES PRINGSsE;
English and D'Angletere BAREGES, ,ms styles;
PINE APPLE CLOTH, O new artid;
FouIlard SILKS;
Solid Color Bayaderc BAREGES;
Plain and Fancy Colored SILKS;
Black Rips and Bnyadere SILKS
new and beautiful article of Sill MUSLIN
Mourning BAREGES and GRENADINES;
Plain and Striped Black Twisted SILK
Rich French and chantilly MANTlLLAsi
Plain silk and Barege
Barege and French Lace sHAWLS;
Linen BUSTERS;
yals Laes COLLARS and SLEEVES
Embrd Swiss
Marseilles &"
Fancy CAssIMEREs and CI.orI1si
Plain and Fancy Linen DRILLS;
VESTINGS, &c. n
Domestic GINGIAMs, DENAIs and COT
TONADES;
OSNABURGS and Factory StRlPES;
Marlboro PLA1DS and STRIPES; w
Schlcy's Negro PLAINS, anlwonl ming;
Together with every article tually kept In our
line.
Augusta, April 5, 1859 sm 13
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BRANDS OF LIQUORS
SuDeri0r Flour.

Superior Flour.
~ BBLS. FLOUR, Hiram Smith Brand /,
lU 10 Bbls. Extra Eagle Mills, fresh
ground and of o superior quality.
Also, keeps constantly on hand good assort-
ment Of the BEST Georgia Flour, from the up
country Merchant Mills. -
Hamburg May2 II
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GRAY & TURLEY,
FINE PIANOS,
MTSTC. &C.. &c.

fA ~ AA>9 NSOsS wv
VTHE subscriber, after returning thanks to their
l. friends in Edgefeld and adjoining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during the last ten years.
would inform them that they still continue to keep
on hand large assortment of
PIANO FORTES
from the celebrated manufactures of Raven Bacon
& Co., Hazelton Bros, and A. II. Gale & Co.. New
York, for whom they arc sole Agents These In
struments having already won such far-famed &C.
ebrty it is only necessary for to repeut that fol
strength durability and finish, together with po,Cer
depth, sweetness and softness of tone, they allenge
competition. Persons wanting Superior Piano
Forte, would do much better to call and select from
large assortment, than by dealing with Pedlars
and agents of inferior makers, where they have nc
choice and have often to pay higher prices for In
ferior Instruments, than fine ones Of superior
makers can be bought for.
Every Piano Forte sold BY us Is warranted In
every respect, SO the purchaser runs no risk what
ever. Persons ordering. from a distance from vi
can depend upon getting GOOD ARTICLE, at
VIC make it point to keep goods of the best quality
and such as VIC can recommend aud warrant in
every respect. Their
STOCK OF MUSIC
is very large, and they are constantly receiving all
new pieces as they are published
GUITAR and YI0LIIf STRINGS
Of the the best quality always on hand. They
would also call attention to their large stock of
School and Miscellaneous Books,
STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS,
and other articles. Also, always ON hand the larg
est assortment in the State, of
GUITARS, ACCORDEoNs, vIOLINs,
FLUTES FLAGEOLETs, VIOLIN BOWS
&e., and every article of Musical Merchandise.
Carhart's and Ncedhams and Princes celebrated
MELODE0NS.
Accordeons and Yiolins Repaired in the
best manner.
All of the above articles sold at low prices fol
CASH or City accsptances by
GEO. A. OATES Il BROTHER,
BROAD-ST., AHgusts, Ga,
between United States and Globe Hotels.
April Z, 1859, If IL
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N1oTYCE,.-All persons indebted to tie Is,
~ ta.o Of John Hamilton, deed, must pay sss
18th June next. nns ssOsH rsO%sr psS,Sg
against 'sla sy he ss sovs y date or they viii
as ne intend to mike fnal settlement
Of tho said Estase on that dav: -. = - { a1Ls,
= WV " ". NJ. 4 q. HAMILTON 9Admr.: ].
ApEa Is
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, en-.
close the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have Tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent To
purchasers Immediately aner the drawing.
Purchasers will pease write their signatures pain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
All prizes Of ~ 600 and under, paid Immediately aef
the drawing-oher prizes ut the usual time ofthry days
NOTICE TO CORRESpONDENTS-Thos who pre-.
fer mt sending money by mail, can use THE ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY, whereby money fer Tickets. ~
sums Of Ten Dollars and upwards, can be sent AT OUR
RISK AND EXPENSE, from my city or town where
they have an office. The money and order must be
enclosed in s"Government Post Oice Stamped Enyel.
ope,n or the Express Company cannot receive them.
all communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Ga.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Del.
syA list Of the numbers that are drawn from th
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one emit.
tied TO- will be published after every drawing in the fol-
lowing papers Augusta (Ga) Constitutionalst Mobil
Register Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Ds!
Book Richmond Dispatch, and Pauldiag Niss) Clarion
May 10
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital Prize, $4,000!

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
AS the members of our firm have by way Of purchase
become the owners Of the grants chartered by the States
of Delaware Kentucky, Missouri, and part ofthose in
Georgia, under the management of Messrs. Gregory
Maury, of Wilmington, Delaware, we have deemed II
expedent TO change the name Of our firm. on and aer
January 1st 1850, 10 that Of WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
who win hereafter have the management Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery, and the others, as above named.
In all transactions have endeavOred to eonductour
business with integrity and promptness, and
sure the public that the patronage heretofore bestowed
on US Is well deserving OF being transferred 10 our sue
cessors.
Very respectfully, 8. SWAN & CO.
Augusta Ca, Dec. Is, 1858.
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ssnrssa,l,s Net;ee.
UNITED STATES uF AMERICA. .
MipnLs ulsinlcr 0r ENSss-xs

n
MIpnLx DISTRICT 0r IESSss-ER
KETHEREAs. ret5l hem ai-i ga Dlssriei Court
az United f0r Miaie Bsci o. Tnaesse-,
first DAY d March, l53, t H. hup asaint t
bodt Deayar her b tca apparel tad 'ufnitlsf. ans
laef u their ineras lcrciu
in sai petition asHfius and.
perss tereuf, joint htei hfl fu fsd
ia Che sai District Court he a dy Of hth I'D 6y AZ
rrS Donizau aud ohers against the said st1oat isFaI
tackle, apparel and furnur and against persona
Wfuily nierVsnng for their interest tersi for
ciues iibel eni0nel aud prayed be
petition. the sad isl, that process issue asust De sid
Steamboat Delaware. her ea tacles aplsar ard flraErc
aud persons be adaoisel and in general and i
special and appear before the sad g0urt. i9h DAY
March, es9, t5sre te premises aud gheir
allegations IN nat behalf
Noa lherefofe persuanceo Of The mlrt'ns. un seal u
the Court directed and delivered te
toned cses Do AsFeby give public notes % Az esans claim
ing the Setn9lt delaware, huT hoaI, t apparel a1d
fgrniLure. ranuer inerie terei tt tey e and
upIsar efore said District Cunt te held hs cy %
Nashville ard ior the Middle Disc Of Tennee- on Sar
dxy 18th Gsy March, lsj9, ID 0oi0ck the
of that dayif 5: ts Court ayethrruis e ut Cart
Gay eieler-hrn aHf there % te premises, and ~
make iheiF allegations Ia that tehalf. e-
Dated 81 DAY q Maren, is59 ., u. CLEMENTS,
u. 8. M5ra ~ t.l- Middle
rfrt, a. Tarrr.s
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ALEA. WuLLANsoS. ARCHER cIiSATHA n
WILLIAMSON & CEEEATEzASl,
IMPORTERS or
BPamdies, YiaeS, and Liquors.
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, 6cs, &e.,
NO o COLLEGE STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE.
TEVIR gned have in store following pure Liquor
favorable aud rIectiay invite purchasers Of those goods
to examine their 81 before iuying.
tom House and ar warranted genuine Being determined
sell at suresposssng tie facilities to do hatter
ourselves that We can o1 such inducements TO cash and
Brandies, GTR, IzuHa and Whistles,
7 B5andies, i IS aRpoc,t s5s ii brand, '' very ola
y pps Bordeaux DO 90 bbs Old Rye do
$40 pU pUe HoiIsnd Gin; ice bis ane Teno Corn do
Malt Whisky, best brands.
leo basket. and ozs Champagne 20 20 do sautsrDss %
% boxes IiosE and Mcsae 10 do do Old and fine;
20 dS Hungarian White and 10 DO do Madeira; sa o,,.
Is boxes Fine Claretsi 10 do Port;
Porter, Ale, sc.
% casks London srteT, best brands
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bters;
20 do French Cordials, assorted
~ do Brindy Cherries:
10 do Curacao, Maresclino and Absynthe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 91ooo German Glars
Tobacco.
90 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W. Andersen;
10 do do do do -'Leftwck's 4 aces
10 do do do do do do yictoria;
% do do do do 10 ssSutherlands Fine
boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco "sutherands
non;'
70 Virginia Chewing Tobacco CAamier FHpper
Golden Leaf
20 fine Virginia hewing Tobacco, LanghOTB Arlstead
No. I, Gold Leaf"
! boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, AlIen'si''
50 boxes best Tennessee do do
pa.o.to,-
Duvle Tobacco equal if not SUPERIOR to any ever oHers
ed in this market
With otter articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
s.u9 No. 9. College street. Nashville. Tenn
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Laws Of lhe Uniaea states.

AN ACT 20 horzs the enraen registry and Haen-s Of
ccstiis vessels ownei by ne Nuaaio and lake
iisgaas ktiiroal cullraaq.
Be enacted fts Rafs and AOass of RepreseuIfi5 or
he fafct Ss u AalessG ft t0agrsss osssnab, That
cerl aes lnent. register. license, shall r
built lol steam 3ats, vessel or vessels
Owned. shall hereafter be oNuzi. y the Buffalo aud
Lase uroH alwLy Company, corporation uuder and
% tie % the STATE Il New IN tie ci
company, the president secretary of sd company,
tkin oat lul - The iOIrh section " hs eniei
agenrze the register. enrcmen AMI liaense 20
BE- t the president secretary Of ncor
p0i.e c,uF1tiy owning boat vessel ss- y arch
sAten hudrf ans twenty tFe Aud Rlhing en-an
shall be c7stfue prevent the oath TIufe b.
5h Of sid from being taken ~ said rcsdsai,
secretary, Of the sl Bual0 AMI Lase Euron Railway Cea-
parry by Of any personal disability, or otherwise
Approsvl March ], isJ9
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INPoHFASr L,GsE caASGAs AID RgFoRst The
Leesla are Of Miphsan, al its last ssssi0a abolish
ed the Grand 5arg system- an prosseaiisps win
now be oODduet;i in their preliminary s'asestsssss
Magi trales II Illinois law has beea passed
Wh.sb fosbids mn from citing on jury Esore
than cree ysas The Otjecs Of tbiswas 70 abolish
t4s preferred jury sysien, Which IN many Of cur
LARGE ciies has become such sui- aaee
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NEW AwRANfsEwENT,


TFRAyELLgRs for the North and Nor y est from the south
Staas, rOcnre Tickets from Crai est3ns savannA
Chattanooga Montgomery. Macon, Wilmington. kneKyille.
Iyne5uFg Washington Atlanta, and augusta 10 st lois,
Louisyille Cairo Hickinan Columbus Evansville C9inui,
Orleans ysksnr Palncah ShishzHd. and Memphis VIA
Nashville, tennessee
FIRST Railroads and Steamboats, with ces9 connections It
all points Passengers avinga Nashville, Ha Nashville aud
Chattanooga Railroad go directly boat without detention
Ths quickest for those bound for the
West.
Regular Cairo. Mem piais and 81. S.ouiS Line
The Zine steamboats, B. NJ hunysn, MinnetonAa Ssl West
Cuba and J.. G. q me
One viii leave Nashville day at s NJ,
Meeting Cairo h Illinois CeHtai aalfoad and Trough
Nashville o st. LOUIS in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Relhce Duulietf Ella John ait aud Tempest leave Nash
vile Thursday and Tuesday at s o'clock. NJ time
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours. and Cincinnati four days
Regular Memphis. New Orleans and GscIkK-
burg Elipe of Esosass.
James Iehuson Nashville T. IISEar Re Rover Ioseph
Savage One Of these will Nashville every other
day. time from Nashville to Memphis ~ hors Nieks
bnrg, five dsy v; aud to New Orleans in Seven Days
Boats Nashville and wait the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting
For arsclass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets y
procured at e different points, at prices named IN ths annexed
Schedule ~ Rates:
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TY virtue Of t~o ils o. he feas z directed fo the
Ciucnt of t'e Uaiisi states. ai loaHdsd
0u judgments rendered On slii CUur. QCto
lss, wherein Whur Sctt we're plaiuls and = ". ii1
Payne deie8iant3, anil tiDrgll slail
tin and Z. Fayue defelant III ssl ~ Tie
Court lfous- soaf m Tx Cy % NasfFille, saf ~ - 9
day o. April neNt al g title, cisiu- aud nteret a M said
deendaut T. b. Payne, IN and 70 ne fisEiug 'oin ID ~
i0ning said as 20 NasVe his No. - ~ -,
l3 II and Is an trouug lt0 and - fees de est d f
Io No . al sitaals sud yiHg uas part % s oan
Bells surrey, harloite PIKE Asa, los Sea sld
bing 10 c. ". c. Payues C1errs street cou.l Nt
venud fronting said street shout % fret iiuag uearh =
la All OF Which lots, have teen ieye uH ara si 10
sod The fropev defendant t. si8E sid -.
This liird day * March. i559. .uhf-sed
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Henry CrOly, Of Liaeoln county was droBned in
Elk River on The 10 nit The Fayetvile O5srrpsr
fays he had been 10 a Magisra'es election at Mil
vile. and while on his return home, lost bis life at
the point indea'ed On the 30.h ult being eleren
days after the day e drowning. his body was found
blow Prospect, about thirty miles down the river
Tne deceased vas about 6f,y-twO years CT aga, aad
had family.
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SEVERE LAw.-The late Arkansas Lsgi4la fure
passed Law, which is 10 take effect from the 1T OF
Jauusry. 1860. prohibiting the employment Of free
colOred persons water craft navigating he rivers
of that State. violation Of this Law is to be con-
sidered high misdemesnor, and. upon conviction,
subjects the party having charge Of such craft to
fine Of from $500 TO s 900, and an imprisonment
not exceeding twelve mouths
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-19

The Lebanon Htraiisays Mr. " B. KilreH has
purchased of Maj Carter his farm near Lebanon,
containing about 200 acres and for which he is to
pay ihesuug sum of $50 900, or s50ps acre Farm
ing land appreciated wonderfully in Middle Ten
nessee within few years
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RECEPTION DEeLISED. General Scott has declined
apublia reception at Bloa Rouge, teuderel him by
the Legislature Of Louisiana, aud shieh he had ac
cepted. BE assigns ss the cause of the change Of
determination, indispOs!iOn sy apathy with the
community in the lsie steamboat disaster by which
so many valuable citizens have lost their lives, and
so many families made acquainted with sOrreH.
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RESDIrIoN OF FUarrIvE SL.vEs -Th3 majority o.
the committee federal relations in the Mlss,ehu
sets Legislature on toe lth inst reported bill 10
prevent and nsh any ATTEMPT to arrest fugitive
slaves in that State. minority report against The
bill was also presented.
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One square. enc scar, s3Easi sdi5ionaI sqlsrr 49,
Adycrt5serS exceed5R ing the space contracted
for, &c III be clEssrg "a g5r inc excess.
stN TIlB WEEKLY
0sF DolaR per baaref0r the fiss and Fury cESFr
Subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements prsshed IN b the Daily and WesAy viii
Be charged The uil Ay rates With onehali TIE weekly rates
sdced.
7rsieaf 4dserisssasas Hsf be rad I0F tAs tine o.
itseFfsca
To COrRss pO1Gents.
IL will 3cai Of unnecessary trouble II oar
friends, in writing viii bear nad he following ru:
Always The post office, apa State IL The BODY
o. your letter.
II you wish the paJer ged fro oee TO another give
both Offices In full
II srte on business aid other Ere separate
sheets q paper, o different lsaves It one sheet.
Letters and communicates so @ rron al such facs and
sui may Information the puhic.
Anonymous communications Of cacrer u receive
oattentioR.
Correspondents should Erts only upon one e Of the paper
We cannot undertake. TO return r,ected coumuuicetins-
All letters business Should directed C Nessf~ r.
sAsrNAs Co. sad pegssnay q Of the PoIgs
ors.
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4
Eneose money address fo tie f.ssts otrl,
rsceipt " shieh hey AL te5FE fl ~ "a laL llysers
have tickets ening 10 say igus ileg isszHae
The Liss Of Drawn nfiers aEl Pres eile sat tte pur-
clasers iulz1eiisfeiy afer lHs araE3nz- -.a.-
II = Purchasers viii ptss write .r sig natures rllu aEd
give their Post 0aiGe- Goguty ali state. tt
? Remember tateyery Prize Is drasn AID pay sle Is fu
Withortdsdrcfisn tA A
IL AHPrz,aof Sl0oa aud Ender, paa iHul7,sly after
the draEngother prizes al The ns1a t.re 20 tlir5 iaa
E HOt5ce Coreespo onsleEl ts Thase Wha p,-fer not
sending maney ~ mail, eancase hs ADAMS EAltESc tbA
PASX, whereby MONEY for ftnsets alrso 80 Ieh oi ands
snEarls. df risk ~ srse f1nl sgciJ
where taey have olce- IAc nnnt5 $50 of ass
be encesed 60tsl7tas ~ ff c5 sfl ped krsepe-
the ExFfess louIliry ctnuQ revive ih7Efs rnIE4
Al communications strictly c0ulsleuiiai-
Orders Tickets Cert dcssu A.ait Or Elczo ta a.
rected Ia
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ARcric WEATHEE Tbs Pe.isdsid tHsss Ssn
says they have had niuty nine days ofuaiuicrruptcd
good sleishing in Berkshire county this wine-
There has be - ihfe nOnihs Of o,niausl slsig giag
It Sudbury, W a letter from Nsscaester. y. II +,
written oa The h 'nsisrt. seys that there have
been, up a tia date. one hundccd aud six days Ct
constant sleighing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-19

a lirle son Of Mr.. David P G. Allen. of Lnooln
county, aged about TIVE years fell into a pool of
water in the yard at his fsthers residence on the
18th and was drowned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-19

The steam Touring mill Of Baumsn & Co, at
Lebanon, has stopped operations, and vii not re-
sumo until afer harvest. This l91ks Ike wheat is
getting scarce in the country.
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AN ACT sprplemeat 70 the aison q the State
ef Aiisa-i5zt i-tc &c unioa-
q ;saac,e6y t1 re sgf H5ass f REFssestsss Of
tie tat strsss Esse "a egrsss asasf1bief. Ihas tle
e r tue district AnnsA5a shall Bid
eni of @ court "a each al he following places, ag
rrssion frst MonaaY Jone and st
shall apot clerk OF Sail ds,fiet who sa reside a. AID Keep
and psFes sud either Of Nh places herein
destael FOR the aoug Of said court the JUICE ihs ds
creiiot snail q rect
Approved Mares > Is59
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Destruction rs CsSAD4 - letter in the London
&c. W. Free Press. fram MGiuvray. says the people
of that tovaship 10 q sad stare OF isstitut;on.
great number Of fbe iahsbitan,s are said TO have
scarcely any bread to eat, while others have been
reduced o she necessity of eaog iurnps asd shorts
in order to keep them from starving.
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HANNIBAL s3ssd "a. d0scPu itJllrOiid,
IL NfEaAEe.s ~.

~toHrLETED and oi.er through K-pTi to Missouri
tE.r, l58 miles Turyer est aua LII miles Etartr the
NzsS tsDG.D EsE-dEtON
than any otgr lruai ih0rsns ue shortest, quickest and
ele.freSt route %, Missouri iowa, kansas,
NPBr.lsgAsE ssssd Pixies peak.
Trains leave IaursI daily lt O'Clock, a. M arrival
n the mser-gut composing Tie H. q 81 80 H. X
I,1. gc leave ~. iu.s O'Clock, T.. A., sleie ely
passengers reach Ju-A - n,urs from IT. Louis, ald con
meet st ~ Joseph pf uIt fsse1geF Packets
which leave v Of trains from Atcis,n, LecNeuNorth
ty Nerszs Cil7. C,uuci. Buls and Omaha Claiming
rom . 5 days over amy other Htouie-
Time f-om Nashville 10 ST. Joseph, hj hours.
Fare trola NaSnETEEc 10 -. A0>eph
$3.50; frORR Chattanooga $500.
.---e checked .lru-b. -raa and siteTou on lac.es
free fri-ht uvtst rates. migrants desiring 10 ~
rpay so,A depend going tiIOgs- l iast i;ht
90.
Through Tickets, tnd uie ouly route by which st.
Joseph reached i I,lra iar sale az tnr n q e. i' T.
ami slu ulHe, ui .AI Ac principal Railroad ,Hees IA tue
United S4irs. ilurraau address JNO. Il Low EN,
T. o OSCAR, Gen lcaet Agent Gen = gen. 81 l"li-.
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