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N'Oct. oth, 1875
(" M. TooLE II you please, let Mr. Mum have
hePapers and notes that you have of mine
ELIZABETH NUN"
This was complied with, by handing over the
notes, but not the marriage contract as The trustee
says he did not understand il to extend te thai or
in any way to operate as RECESSION. Certainly it
could have no such effect. II did not purport 10
snnu the deed, but evidently only had reference to
certain notes and papers for money which she de-
sired her husband to use, perhaps for her benefit
2. After the death of Mira Num- and the granting
Of administration to the husband, he sled bill for
instructions as 10 the right Of the property, aud
setting up his claim 20 it. There was no other de-
fendant made but the trustee. He fled the deed
and gave his construction Of it. against the right Of
Num- bat left it to the court direct him as to his
duty il the prem ses, having Interest in the
ter. The court in that case By Decree declared the
husbands right to the property and put him in pos
session. This decree it is commended, established
his night by The judgment Of a court, having juris-
dciiou, and that the same cannot nov be re examin
ed. one ohjset Of the present bill is to impeaeh
that decree fraudulent, and sssert the right of
compsinants TO the property as heirs ani distribu
tors Of Mrs. Num- Surely it is not in the way Of
eomplaineats They we're not parties to it as they
certainly should have been. Their rights cannot be
affected By it, any more than if il had never been
made II is fraudulent and void as 10 them, aud
cannot in any way effect their rights Il appears
that portion of the funds hss been invested in GER
tain real estate, described in the pleadngs The
title to that will iLure to the eomplainants as de-
creed 5y the Chancellor
MeTeer who is party in this suit, has paid on
the purchase Of the slaves from Mum about three
hundred dollars and is bound for 81 200 more That
trade will be cancelled his obligations returned 10
him, the slaves handed to eomplainanis and be
will have decree against Num- for the $500 and !
interest An account of hire since the death Of Mrs
Num- will be taken, and for such other matters as
are stated in the decree below The decree is in all
things affirmed ami the cause remanded
CARUTHERs
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Great Bargains.
early application made will sell great bargain in
& new brick house aad lot in
HAKDGNG'S ADDITION
to Nashville The house contains rooms, commands fine
view OF the city, &c.
We have also for ssle large number Of the
Most Desirab BILE KkeSid ences in the CitY
and vicinity Besides many the in this and adj
joining counties Alss large supply Of the best unmproved
lots in the city proper and different additions Nashville All
disposed to purchase neal estate would call on
us, sell great bargains.
mh4 J. l.. &. r. BROWN
HUNGAKIAG Grass Seed.---Weh have a large stock
Of this Justly celebrated Grass Seed and have reduced the
price So per buahe 1t fa- superior the common Met
for hay, and will yield equally as we'll
fel27 dim ARMSTRONG & CO.
For PhiIaGeIPhia, New Work, dc,
IFS h-ESn
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OFFEuIAL.
Opinions Of she supreme COurtOF the state
OF Tennessee, delivered at Knoxville, as
September Term, 1855.
Moses Gamble and Oshsrsg gs. EliNuana and others.

Moses Gamble and others e. Eli Nuan and oshers.
The but IA tbs case was hed by me heirs and
distributes of Martial Num- deceased against The
defendant as her husband and admins rator for
certain slaves and other properly in his possession
The Chancellor sustained their claim aud defend
ant appealed. The fsSis are these; The said Mar
tba Z. Thompson married the defendant July l4th
1853 aud died July 29:h, 1854 She was he owner
Of the slaves, notes, and claims mentioned in the
pleading, in relation TO which anti nupiGal con-
tract was entered into Oy the parties on which The
complainans rely exclude he martial right of the
upon her for her separate use and eDjoymenf, and
the trustee, John T. TOole, is 10 spay over TO the
separate written order of the said Elizabetk what
ever amount she may require, or make such other
investment Of the came she may direct" 10 anoh-
er clause Eli Mum 'relinqushes all claim he has
ever could have, 10 the three slaves named. ard
their increase the two notes. and cash due from the
Chaueery Court st Knoxville, the properly agreed
TO be settled upon the said Eiz beth or the proper
ty agreed 10 be purchased with it. either In law or
equity, that he might acquire BY marriage and be-
olnning her husband " They further agree 10 con-
clusion, that, che may at any time she desires IT,
cancel or annu this agreement, upon three months
notice thereof being given in writing to he said
John Z TOoe," the trustee If the effect Of this
deed was only to secure her in tLe use and Joy
ment Of separate estate in her properly. her mar
tial right Wsuld be only excluded to that extent
and at her death be would as husband, have a right
to the property against her next Of kin. But he
expressly ''relinquishes all claim be has or could
have, by the marriage, on ''becoming her husband"
This clause excludes him entirely and for ever Yet
be contends that there are two grounds upon which
be can legally claim and hold the property indepeR
dent Of that
i. She exercised her reserved power to s'reseind 4
and annu' the contract. The paper relied upon for
hat purpose is this:
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The Memphis Bulletin Of the Both ult.. in a no.
Tics of the destruction of property By the late Storm
says: "TwO houses Onthe Raleigh Roard were struck
by lightning and considerably injured, and several
small frame houses blown down in the northeastern
suburbs Of the city. Near CheIses, large oak
tree fully eighteen inches in diameter at the base
was literally twisted off and carried distance of
about twenty feet. AT Fort Pickering, where there
was little TO impede the force of the wind consider
able destruction TO property occurred Along frame
house, adjoining the machine shop of the Mit sissp>
pi and Tennessee Railroad, and we learn occupied
BY two or three families, was lifted from the brick
piers on which it was resting and removed about
fourfeet down the hill. The inmates escaped with
out harm. tWe-sLOry brick house near the above,
in course of erection by Mr j. C. Saint leVsled
with the ground, involving quite heavy loss to the
owner. The same building was blown down BY the
severe gale Of the night of The 18th inst, and was
nearly rebuilt when it was again forced to puccumb
to the effects Of the wind. We hear Of several in
stances of chimneys being blown over, fences torn
down and carried away, the dsmsge By which, how
ever, vas Insignificant in amount"
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SAVANNAH AND CHAEI.EsTON.


Cabin Passage. Is Seerag 81
Excursion Tickets good to return un January l. ls6O Sj
The well known first class Sde-wheel Stea nships
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. G. P. AAksHsiAN \, and
STATE UF GEORGIA. Capt. }. j.. GGPvGy,
Now form Regular Line North leaving Chaston and
savannah alternately, follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA from Savannah, the 5t 18th and
18th Of every month.
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston the Ot Goth and
Both of every month.
For safety and comfort having superior State Rooms these
ships not surpassed by any the coast One Hundred
Miles oil this route on the Delaware River and Batwo nights
at
For Niagara Falls, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROTTTE
This Line connects at Philadelphia Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara or Buffalo, in s bours
rom Philadelphia Through Tickets the privilege Of op
ping at Philadelphia and intermediate points the Agents
iu Savannah.
Fare TO Niagara or Buffalo, S2Ea, S2G-C Canandaigua,
SCI c. A. GREINER d CO.
Agents at Savannah.
I. s. & I. G. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A HEBRON, Jr.,
teh27-d6ms Agent a PHILADELPHIA.
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LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
q q q 2.
WINTER ARRANGEMEN

an and after Monday November Goth, 1858, Trains wrun
" follows
MOrning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves asn 70 A. NJ. Leaves Gallatin at 400 p ii.
Arrives Edgefed 80 dc Arrives Edgeheld " 80 de
Leaves do lU.uO do Leaves do - 800 do
Arrives GaIlatn ssIl3B do Arrives Gaatin &" 500 do
The Train leaving Gaatn 7.3O A. NJ and Edgefed 10
A NJ connects At Galirtn
VILE Thg leaving Edgefed 10 A NJ and Gaatn
NJ with nail coaches 10 and from H2rtsye and
Csrthaze. Only Train will be Sundays
II Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage OF winch each
aSsenger will allowed pounds charge will be made
for extra baggage which paid the conductor. Other
articles baggage carried in the baggage viii be charged
Exress freight which paid the agent Of the Express
COmpa y
Passengers taking their az Gaatn and Edgefed without
purchasing tickets WIle charged ten cents extra.
isne6-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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SUDDEN DEATH ON The CARs.-The Bristol Nscs
of the 9Oth ult. says: "0n Wednesday night last,
when the mail train from the East reached this
place, passenger was found dead in his seat. He
had complained Of being sick when the train stop
ped at Glade Spring Depot, but afterwards when with.
in six miles Of Bristol, told Conductor Gsnnswav
that he felt much better. From letters and bills
found upon his person, it was sscerained that his
name was ]. L. Lithauer and that he was resident
of Chattanooga. The body was taken to the Ex>
change Hotel VIII ere everything was done the case
required, and bis friends were promptly telegraph
ed to. One of his relations from Chattanooga ar
rived here on Friday, and another from New York
on Saturday by whom the remains were taken in
charge aud conveyed to Macon, for interment in the
Jewish cemetery at that place. Mr.. Liihauer had re-
sided for many years TO Macon, where we learn he
was not only beloved amoug his own people but es-
teemed by the whole community. For few years
past has been engaged in the mercantile business
in Chattanooga, and was returning from q business
trip to the North, when his sudden death occurred,
it is supposed from disease Of the heart
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FINE CHANDELIERs.

WILL furnish Ctani-Iers either ior hurni1F Gas, On 8
candles 10 sait any sized huds, Cars, loie alis
al in Tie city county with sl the glass Globes Sh5es
As cheap as they can he had from any MARKET.
sep good assoFtent - az TIE snail ixlPa sih
Drop Lights, and fancy coide Glass Sh. Pa-ns Burn.
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J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,

or sale " hOlesale ANA retail I'm Ma giIIes
Iennessee at Proprstors prices, u Berry Dsmovr. e. w
endersho and Jo g. Brown aud By every rspectss Drug
5ist in the United states. feb@7s S9--dtEly.
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Found DEAD--The Chattanooga 4dgufissr of the
Slst ult' ssys: ''A dead body, on Monday last,
Wasfouud lying At the mouth of Lookout Creek in
greatly deoompOssd state. TIE clothing indies ted
MN to be plain man from the humble walks of life
several small articles were found upon his person
out nothing OF any value-nO money. A tax receipt
found in his pocket book bore the name Of Walters
The jury of inquest held upon the deceased render
ed a verdict Of death by accidental drovnin-
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OLDHAM q WHITE.
ATTORNEEs a ar Law

DRACTICB in the District C5dr western Tsxss and II
the United States District and supreme Court Austn and
Tyler. Land claims Of every descptO kuoE lava pru
ecue either before the CourtsJ he General Land Oce % Coat
Of Claims. Oihce on CongreIA venue, TIE Capitol
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cARTBR. ". wILLsFoRD. J. B. A'TERRN
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
GARTER, WEELSFORD & 60

A. c. cARTER w. c. wIEsFoRD. J. B. MTERRIs
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
GARTER, WILLsFORD q co
Successors Carter Mckay & Co., and to B. Lanier Co...
VEAVE this day associated themselves together under the style
OF doing General Auction Commission and wholesale Grocery
Business having removed commodious
house. lately erected and occupied BY Messr B. Lsner Co.
having taken the entire stock Of both houses, will be at all
prepared fill orders the lowest cash prices.
We will settle all claims against the Old firm Of Carter, Mckay
Co., hope who indebted them will for
once. CARTEB, wILLsFoRD < co.
SUNDKIES.
100 bbIs do Moiasses; . bbGs Roe Herring;
8 bbls sNo . small DO IL terces choice freshFiggsi
Just landing from steamer Red Rover sale low for cash
atNo. Market CARTER, WILLsFuRD & co.
jan2s-tf
G'ISANBEItRIES.--lOO, }a&}4 bbls hioe fresh Cram
CARTER, wILsFoRD co
jan. II. No. ,. Market st.
STARCII Boxes FoTs Pearl saro the best article
CARTER, wILsFORD CO,
jan. II, No. 5. Market st.
OYSTERS.--IOOC Cases Numson, Thomas & Co.'S Superior
COve Oysters warranted equal any put up
timore prices, freight added by
jan. IL or No s. Market st.
CISANBEKRiES--l Gbls halt and quarter bbls fresh
Dec CARTER, wiLsFoRD & co.
10A BAGS strictly prime Lsguyra Coffee, just landing
1O,O for sale low by CARTER, WILLsFoRD & co,
- BAGS prime old Government Java Coffee for sale low BY
SSb CARTER, WILLS ORD q CO.,
Janll No 5, Unen street
IN BAGS strictly prime Baltimore Rio Ooaee ths best ar
eb tcle that has been in this land
ing aud for sale low by CARTER, WILLS FORD & CO.,
janl No D. Market street.
GOAP.--3OO st. Memphis soaps for sale at
i 1Aanufacturers prices, freight added by
CARTER, WILsFORD & co.
jan. IL No. ). Market st.
HERRING.-.2GO Boxes Dried Herring lust received in
store and for sale very low by
CARTER, WILsFORD & CO.
janll No. 5. Market st.
DAENTED BUCkETS..-5OU Doz Buckets assorted
just received in store and for sale
Ters prices with freight added.
CARTER, WILSFORD co.
Jan.lI. No ). Market st.
GSUGAI&lU0 hhds fair strictly prime and choice Louis
- lana Sugar. landing and for sale low cash by
CARTER, MILLSFORD & CO.,
janIl No. 5, Market street.
Wanted HmH ediateIy.
On 00n LBS Of well cured and we'll trimmed Bacon
SDO. OUO hog -Ound for which will pay ~ 70 exc
hog round or 10 90 for sides Aso 200 barrels prime
II cents, delivered at warehouse in Nashville.
Also, $1,000 bushels prime which we will nav
from 81 81 TO- and will all qualities their value The
above Is wanted Immediately to fill orders.
febg7 II FRENCH SON
HORSE BILLS
at the shortest Ioee in style and at lew rates
- and s'nt to any point Send in your orders kb5.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

"a n 80 #i3 80
being mVoTGnce for the proper protection Of
the Track keep Of the way Of gravel and Oter
STains regular uniform rate of speed,
only accomplished by running schedule te
therefore that the freight may be the time
laid down schedule, ordered that after thirty days from
this ate, freight will be received the Nashville and Chanoo
ga Railroad Company, at Schedule Stations only.
+ ". COLE,
Ian2I-i BPG sup't Of Transportation n. & C. r r,
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LIVER ooHPLAIST. DTsFErsiA, JaryDror

wiz eaertrz,iy e.re
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JACSDICE, s.f
Chronic or NerTous BebiIily, DS.ease,t !.
o. thr Aadneys, nEd au Disease.
ari-inz irons "a Dissrdered I.5rsr - l-4
Sssmneh, DysPrP-iH.
Hsariaarh Inward Piles Aclity Or S-tnsssef n , -
Stnnarh, Fullncss q fhzssl b. fhs Bead -if p..s 80.
Swimming h The Head, Pairiiltian ~ The Hesrf
faiinaS' or WIGHT IL the Ssulaart. saar E-ueflfas -
siiasing or sllocatnT Feeling ulrn hing daun 4.
nryuc<s or YriloWuess o. the Skin am Etas Nifs
SSrais. lnTard FeteFS Iun IN ths szalI ef lS .
Chest ~ Sir, Suiien FlIscz lfelt Deprs ssila Il
Spirits, Fri-itiLl Dreams, Laa-aer. csrsu.snrv
aiia Frrer anI Ssas l5r ChnIs sad Fevtri II rIr
si-' cure ais-17es q tho Bladder and wouih. snrh
srnihai Moakr'ess, lncgnfinsuCe of Urine Strssl-
glary. InftnruIiian or Wsakness q lle Wosb ~ y
Bladder Whites, etc.
THERE IS NO disTAKz AsoUT NJ.
This car,i wiz never fsil ctre auy "a i,c ais-i
German, English, ami French.
OVER MILLION or BoTrLss
Have been soil aHiss the ia-i ~ rauihs. az. u
wba IL. n. " n saf.l r. y $3.50 sas, ~
AeL~sa's sS-euztheninl CuSslisI VIII -ils ya1f
TO THE GADEUS,
en~, ant g-f ~on.e e HcLean-s C5ulIiL D. ui1
s'.-iSifn and irFisorti' y'Hr uhoi. system. ,lla -
hr1liiy and pure rirc'll-in % hil C.. f.f ihsHzI
ssery = n, aad ihs ris.s Es-y boon ut hslih tolH
Hig,iht 20 yUnr check azsin-
livery boiilf Is warranted 70 give saiisicfcn.
FOR CHILD REN.
We say g. parents If so'r cihrru SIKH nsnv 81
oc afiirtr'l with Complaints rr-s.,. at srn,19 r.ii.
tl-ii = silili ftiiiff % AcLelf's
VII nElSc tl-m healthy. fai. ant ralsrsf Dsl.r
not a in"nisni Try ii, AMI you vii L. eousiir. d
IT rs DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
CAUTflS-Bewaru ~ druggists dealers who ls-ti p
t-yto palm upoR y'l Bitter of SasaTalilll tI
viii "a they can Luv cheap. hv swing if Is inst ~
E.-L Avoid snch men. Ask f-r clcau's siren-tf-
cnia- Clrlal anil tasa nothing esss Ij + the OILS
rmrTiy that VII partly The blcul torurl lv auI s
The same Tina stren Efllan tie system
Ouc tablespoonful taken every nlurrfur ris-nr.
cerfain preventive flr CholcTt. ellis aud g.ror
yellow Fev-r OF any prevalent disease. Il Is tli b.
Price only 81 per bottle. or 6 bottles far s.
]. IT, NrLEAN
SOLE Proprietor - this Csr-'-f
Als0 McLeauS Tocuuic OI Linir1srr
PrhsiTal nerut The curuet g Third aud Ifls ll
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NcLean's celebrated Linimeut o the only -,fs suf
rsii,hls remedy fsF the euro of Spawn Eise p.ss
astgals, splints, Cnnatural LmTs. No,lez "a
SH-iings lt VIII never fiii g. Big Head. r1il-
evil, fistula, Oid Raining Sores o. SUeeny n
n''lsriy applied For Sprains. bruises Scrairli-s
Cr2rked Qeels Chafes Saddle OF CnIIar Calls. cuts
Sores, or Wounds it Is an infiliibr renletiv Auulg
u a. directed ard Is certain in every instance
Then trife no longer With the many worthless LIN
iments otered 70 vol Obtain supply 0f Dr. Nc
Lean celebrated LinimeuL u ~ ilI cure ven :.
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The New York mOdists opened the spring fashion
on Thursday. The Times says the "styles" Of the
present year, in bOnnets, mantillas and robes are
strikiDgy-lst US frankly say it-fatally beautiful
The suDptuous soul of that extravigant little Eu-
genie is in them all The Journal of Commerce, in
noticing the trouble the ladies have in pleasing them
selves from the great variety, thinks man should
congratulate himself that he has only to nav for
bonnets, not to select them.
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me Memphis Ardianehs Of the Both ult. says: ave
announced yesterday that Mr.. W. ". Richie. who
was summoned as juror in the case of the Stale
against the slaves Isaac and Spencer refused TO take
the preccrbed oath, the plea that be was ayerse
to capital punishment, and that Judge McKieruap
had ordered him to jail for period of thirty days.
Tor contempt. After remaining in custody Monday
night, Ritehie relented somewhat and came forward
Yesterday morning and Vas nnaliRnd
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AH- AsAsA tsiNlaai-As y 4sL AlELH.
Tbs SAFE aui certain cure G.r Care-rz rsss- q
Tun1rs, Swsliings lni Bunnehele Gorr. rsfalv- a
SIS Neuralgia, Wa1Anc-s rf the Muscles. Chfuue ~
IuitHlniatn Y Alcuni tt-1l, Shines q The Jcini
t'intftcte Ars,ls or iizlaeufs Elnscisp TasfI-
arlia- Bruises Spraius. Wounds. Frrsh Cuts Ttsars
Fever >nrr-. Ctke-l Breasts. som Nipples. gulns
Seads. Sogc Throat zav lnfamuiati0n Pain - I
difference hoV srvpre, or knw org flc disrl-s may
have existed. McLetS's eELEBEATcD 'Si1uST . .
scrtain remedy.
fh''usinis of human beings have tpen slVcd a iias
of d-cTepifIide aud misery - the ths ngalu-
able medicine.
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: 2 = " 4 9 A = R A 4 3 O A ID.
Ials
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aaye the yT bt workHen always ready q dsar, kin1f
Gas sitting Alsu an lkc achinsrr 1r suita4 a1 r,
.I tipe md VII se uuucs d ssst pas tie e5ta
~; ea . taeir Or pans and furnish t5ngs
na other tools. 80 that tiey Do their own work
Steam and Steamboat Eorls' HT
steam Pipe steam Valves cSeks ether articles on hao-
STEAMBOAT BLOWERS, and olhsr s.sss nine -o,t ssDs
JAMES H. KENDEIcK
fnr
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1859 6 5,sszRzszsR 1859

Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad,
of Missouri.
UNoMPLETRD and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
Ryers. miles further West and 80 miles the
NEW GOLD REGION
any Railroad Aforing shortest quickest and
cheapest Western Missouri Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains Hannibal daily O'Clock, A NJ, arrival
Of the magnificent steamers composing The H. ST. Jo H. r.
Line, wlicn leave daily o'clock p M whereby
passengers Joseph in a hours from St Louis and
Joseph wit line Of FIRST Passenger Packets,
which leave arrival Of trains from Atcs0n Le2venWOrh
City, Nebraska City, Council Bluls and Omaha. Gaining
From 4 days over any other Route.
Time from Nashville TO st. Joseph GO hours.
Fare from Nashville TO st. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga S23.jO.
checked through Mea and Saterooms Packets
Freight Owest rates. Emgrauts desiring
company their stock depend going through fast freight
Through Tickets, (and the only route by which st.
joseph reached by Railr for sale at the n & c. r. K.
and STEAMERS AMI all the principal Railroad offices in the
unitei States. For information address JNO. II. BOWEN,
7. B. GROAT, Gen. Ticket Agent Cen Agcn, ST Louis.
JOsIAH HUM, supt. uanpilai- leb2s- d6m"
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IORSE BILLS

at the shortest Ioee, in style and at lew rates
- and snt to any point Send In your orders. fsb5
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ON Wednesday last the Ieth inst br1ts
assault made HPOn The person Of Capt z. Z e1sdtk,
the Of Cherry and Broad Streets b anq1
In this city. The above reward viii Be paid ior e ~
and eonvicon q the persons eomaaiting - crane.
mhle-dsH T. 2. DlaAI ass
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D. you wish a. h. a-aiihy and Ssronrs Then l.. r
enr'. ant g-f Sof-e e MCIeau-s CluilIL f uEi
sir-then and irrsurtts yeHr whole system. r,iI-ir.-
a hfiliiy and pure crc'IJ J. Of htssl O, i,i iis
every via, aal The rics. saSy blusnl &C hslah -
Hiuuut 20 yuur cheek az.fin.
LLery L--lL. !. Mar--n---- q. --.- - -
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MeLaanIa Va!eaaie oil LinIrenl
For Horses and other AnimaIs.

Wa relieve psin elmcSt insianfancor=iy nni Il
cleanse. parity, and heal the foulest saIss in a..
eredilty short fimo.
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O'Meara,

WILL stand again ny Stable, miles east of n
Wv Galatiu, Tenn, at Sl2 for common and so ~rsr
for blood O'MEARA got BY Imported Ss-4Ef
Glencoe, cut ofCOtillion. y imported Lssiazn, and ~
the imported Gaopade. gus VII b sri
OMe4ra possesses exctly The blood of tie nvin;b
doom, differs nothing from the Reel e3s
sold fold si9000 except hat OAsa has, ad1oa
Reels 0loOd, the cross Of sidLeviathaa-
mh25-tszw. 7. BAEfF.
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% aihi'r with complaints rrs.si srra- O.! .-
etFr them small etniify 1IcIalf's Ci-si
WI nEiSc tlrm healthy. iai. AMI Tal,lsf D1lty
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