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City Council.


a8- We are authorize to announce N. HARRIS
al TIE ensuing election. aug27-te
II p Ne authorized to announce THOMAS c.
CRuNk AS a Candidate for Councilman of the First
Ward, at the ensuing election. aug23-te
WARD.
g. We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
uEuuNBREUN a candidate for reelection a
Co ,nclnnan from he Secod Ward. sep5-te
III We are iutt orized 10 -nuounce j. C. MoFEa
RAN as .ndidate for Councilman in tine Second
Ward, 1t the ensuing election. aug30-te
ThIRD WARD
II y We are authorized To announce GEO. W. DA
LEN as a Candidate for reelection as CouncmI
from the Third Ward. sep5-te
NP We are authorized to unce WI. SHAM
as a can Iidate for Cou Gilman in the Third Ward
the ensuing election. seps-te
aS- We are authorized to announce J. b. CRAIG
HEAD as a candidate for re election Councilman
from the EnIh Ward. sep5-te
Ct We are authorized to announce WILLIAM 5
CHEAFHAM Il caudi tate TOR Councilman iron the
Fifth Word at tue ensuing election. aug29-te
ca We are authorized To announce JOHN LEl.l
YETI as a candidate for Councilman for the Fifth
Ward, at the ensuing election aug2o-ie
es- We are au -horlz 81 to announce ID. S. RHEA
IA candidat for Councilman from the sixth wari at
the ensuing election. aug27-te
al- We are authorized 10 announce IRA p. JONES
as - Cindidate ior reelection as Councilman from
the s.n Ward, at tIe ensuing election. aug3l-te
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TIE BANNER OF PEACE We are pleased
10 see that this excellent Cumberland Pres
byterian journal has been clothed in an en-
tirely new dress, by which it is made one OF
the handS0mesL sheets in the State. Ii Is
ably edited by Rev. Mr.. WARD. and has at
tanned a large circulation.
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gp GeLegrapA.
per steamer Anglo saxon.

Foreign per Steamer Anglo saxon.
sLoNDoN.--Breadstuffs have declining ten
dency. Wheat has declining tendency I;
declined l92d. Linseed oil 29s. Consols
95s9953 Coffee firm; all qualities slightly
advanced The money market is d -cidedly
easier. The builders strike continues.
MARsEHLEs.-Wines are declining.
. = lOur irmer. The Bourse was
dull on the 30th at 60 francs 80 eentimes.
The Tuscan army adopts the regulations
of the Sandman army
General Tanti accepts command of the
army i'll central Italy.
Garbaldi commands the Tuscan and Mo-
dena troops.
The Pope's garrison are on the march to
Peschico, where the troops are being concen-
rated.
The Russian Government has ordered the
demobllizatioD OF the first three corps
d'armee which were placed under Prince
MenchikUf in Poland.
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sars. WinsIoU, al experienced narss and
smals physelzas aasa soethias syrup Tor shiidrsa
.sethiag, which greatly iaeiiiztss he process q
sslhiag ~ scosaias the gums re aeins al iaaana-
.sa--~iii aay al paia aaa 10 sure 70 regulate ths
bowels Dspead upon n, noshsrs. u viii give rssi
yourselves and relief and health - your infaHss-
eFeeesly aale IN All cases. $50 aaveFsi<smeat IN
zposlssr eoinna- iase5dssiy.
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criminal Court Clerk.

Sc We lrs authorized to announce r.. II. CAMP
BtII as ,ndiaIe for Criminal court Clerk, az the
ensuing March election. auglS-te
as we are authorized to announce CHAS L. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. July4-e.
ES- Veal authorized 10 announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ.,, candidate Tor re-eiec ioi 10 the Office of
Criminal Court Clerk II next March election. myl7e
NJ We authorized to A-aounce Dr e.
PATrEecsON a. a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
atIhs ensuing March election. maya ii
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VA are manufacturing SEGARS from the FINEST
w TOBACCO that comes to the United States, and
importing the finest HAVANA SEC AIRS, and publicly
announce determination to compete with any
city north or east OF us in our trade.
Our stock OF 49,
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Concentrated Cure
A @ u A V I T A E
A Remedy OF Great and Certain Power.

This remedy is put mp in small walls, and can be
sent by mail Co a. y address. trII will satisfy
useit for week ant yoa viii experience a great
benefit circular continuing full plrtic dars, sent
(free) ON application. Price, per bottle 5.
One bottle Will last a month
n. B-This remedy is suitable for either sex.
ldress, K. CRGGER, Medical Agent,
july27-ti T42 Broa i~ay New York.
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LAND for sale.

WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
dred acr"s, handsomely improved, situated So
miles North OF Nashville Immediately on the LOUIS
Vile and Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad adjoining the
farm OF William q. Phillips ! refer persons wishing
the lrm TO Mr.. w. ID. Phillips. This farm has
two never failing springs Of ne water, aud is Of
the heAlthest places In the State be purchased on
good terms at private sale, between this and the first
OF october next at which time IL Will be offered by
at public sale CAROLINE J. BELL.
iune2O-td
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Valuable Lots i'm Edgefield for
Sale.

ON the Gallatin Turnpike Woodland ,RgsseI, Pa
~ ther Rand aud Watson streets, we'll situated for
6usinessaud Dwelling houses. tits unaecccssary 10
speak OF the hattcriIg prospeetsof EdReneld Every
body ~ aware OF them.
Theterms will befayorableto the purchaser.
WASHINGTON BARROW,
feb2s-u Attorney in factfor JoHx SHEIBY
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DON'T READ THIS

MEN WANTED, TO sell RAPID SELLING, valuable
WI FAMILY WoKKs.
HISTORICAL. DESCRIPTIVE, RELIGIOUS, &C.,
Al loo prices wilh ISTEKEsuSG CONTENTS and beauti.
fully CSLoRED PLATES.
ES- For uars with full particulars, apply 90
HHNKY HOWE, who for tsosaty years h been blshcr
OF Ageats' ooks ezetasiUeiy- Address him ~ Ill
Main street. CnstnnAt Onlo OF, IL you i've East,
100 Nassau street, y. Y. augt3-weoamo
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SANK NOTE AND ExcHANGELIsr

BsoKES AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Memphis.
Mechanics Bank Mem phis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreeshoro'-
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Bank OF Claiborne, iaZeweI.
Bank of East Tennessee.
Specie.
Gold American par Silver, .....,. 1888. pal
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Exchange.
Wanteo.
Gross Ties Wanted.

THE Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad Com
Il pany wish to contract for 40, 900 CEDAR Cross
TIES, feet oug, 9 inches THEA, We'll he~n To faco
at uarrowest pdc not less than inches clear OF
bark; timber TO be sound To be delivered grade
line OF the road la Nash viie.
The contractors want % contraction so. 900 WHITE
or PoSf-UAk ftkS "f the same size the above, TO
bedellsered on the line OF the road in piles from
section II 10 section ~ enough each section to
supply the same.
Persons wishing TO bid will direct 10 the President
aud Directors OF the Nashville ana North western
Railroad Compony, Nashville, Tennessee.
July 2l-ff
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City Property for Sale.

4 HAT very desirable property at the corner Of
l. Cedar and Cherry street, known as tho old Union
buildings.
Also.
The property occupied BY Mr.. JosEs as Boarding
10 ON Cedar street. For particulars apply to-
july2O r. Y. GLtSCOCS X co Agents.
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Rates in cents per 100 lbs betaoeen Nashville and
RaoIrdle and Stations on The East Tennessee and
Georgid Railroad.
FIRST CLASS Sixty cents per 100 pounds
SECOND CLASS, sixty cents per 100 rounds.
THIRD Glass, Forty seven cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH CLASS, thirty five cents per 400 pounds.
Rats in cents per 100 lbs. befSreen Memphis and
RRorUiLie and Stations the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST LASS, Ninety-1ve cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy tve cents per 100 pounds.
FOURTH CLASS, Fifty six cents per 100 pounds
DLASTER will be carried from the celebrated Plas-
l. ter WorKs Of Virginia, TO Chattanooga and Dali
tun and stations the r. Tenn. and Ca r. K. at Six
dollars per ton OF 1000 lbs.-to Nashville and all sta
items oh the Nashville and Chattanooga r. r. at
dollars per of 20t0 lbs. Also 20 Tu cumbia, and
stations east OF Tuscumbia, the Memphis AMI
thaTieston road, nne dollars per ton, and 10 Mem
pins, and all stations west o. Tuscumbia, at twelve
1ttf aag tan
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Third Class.


Anvils, Axes. Ale and Beer In wood; Beet 10 bar
reIH Bacon well packed la boxes casks; Barilla,
Bsnes Boiler Ffges; slack Lead in barrels, Bark and
Cub Mills; Carriage springs Boxes and Axes; CIDER
IN barrels hogshcaas Cracksry 10 crates hags-
heads; Coffee aud ChicNory; Copper IN boxes and
casks; crecibies; Chains. loose Dye Woods IN sticks;
EPSON sails la barrels; ShoRc rinal pack
ages. Hardware; Hooss and Horns. Hides, green;
Herrlngs kegs; Hooks Hinges; Iron Sales IrOa
Lard ~ good KEGS OF cans: Lead "a casks or PCS.
Lightning kods bandles; Lnu Ia casks; Nader 10
hegsheads, MlIstsnss nntshea; Ma iiiiA Mineral Wa
ter IVA and Ienn- IA Kegs or barrels Nails "a bags;
Oysters and Clans IN smell Al owners risz; OH ia
hussheads aud barrels. Pants dry and Ia oi, Pork
20 barrels; Rubber Car Springs boxes and casks;
Rubber Betting, -slaratns Ia boxes, Speiter shot IN
kegs, soda in boxes, Tn fatu boxed; TobAeco mon
ufiesared in box-s or kegs; venssoa IN barrels OF
baxss; siaesAr; Wire Feneing; White Lad WHISKY
IN iSsrrels
&a@ Fourth Class.
Anchors Alum fn bsrress aud hoxsheads: Brlm-
kt0ns ia barrels aud hogsaoss, HleaehiRg salts Barr
Bloks barley, sssrytes; Cotoa In bses. Goldfish In
rerces aud boxes; Ger wheess sad Axles; Cement,
Earth Palnis stone aud EArlhsa Ware 10 crates ana
hosshnals; Fsh. sslird, feaeo Wire, Figs In cesks
-aa 49, ssoaf g s.srets Ana ~s 80
osier and Raroad; lrea Nuts and liyets; iron fast
Tags, heavy; Locomotive IRE; Laad Plaster. Moi4s
Nh ssones "a r,.agi; Mis- aad splsss, Nail rssls
Ores. Lad, Copser laen, znc N bsxrs Barrels.
,,... ,ls.sr. Pin -. rs,'s k.ss sssssa e s.ass
10 -, saIae. Saii so4a Ash, Sleci, ssE.F is hsgs
a~a ;, barrels ar boxes; stone. unwfossal; soda u
kes. b4Frss casks; eNizratus N kssx, Barrels -
c4fks, Tessreo, scrap ane iaaf n essks aad hogs
hesaz Tn. sr Tn 10 piss Ierrr Jspnnea. tcieer4Fa
are Txlis,x Wa.ting sasef rfsrs wls< Aepe. Wlsai
IN xeli stscd a.a4bsEg ef twiiea bags; Lnr. saers
IL easks as6 cases, Lne m pcs 49,
T.is Tartn y take esst aa he ist day q sspssm-
Der, ls4s. and costinse anti ssAer hslfre-
n " CHE,
ssp Sashxii.e 4 C1sltknaaxs r. r.
h. AlEik<.
" J. har<.
sap'a Memphls & chsFisstns n. r.
r. q gAck-OS.
sxp8-sf Sup q Tsna- Ca A. r.
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EON SALE.

Ny person wishing 20 purchase a neat County
IA Residence, with about Niue Aeros OF good Land
miles from the city, the Galgatin turnpike can
get bargain by applying At this office.
aug.3-lm
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WASHINGTON, Sept 12.--Vera Cruz advices
say that Gabiac, the French Minister, has
obtained the whole French claims, amount
ing to $4,000, which he proposes to invest
in private enterprise with Mramon. The
French residents are indignant.
Arrival of the steamship Arizona.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 13.-The steamship
Arizona. from Indianola and Brazos, with
dates of the 9Th has arrived.
She brings $3.50 900 specie.
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Public Sale Of Fine Blood Stock,
HORSES, JACKS. MULES, SC, SC,
Belonging to the Estate Of John Shelby


FTNHE undersigned administrators OF John Shelby,
i deceased, will oder for sale al Fatherland on
SATURDAY, the lsr day OF OCfoBEE next, the fol-
ing Bioadsd Herses:
Tie celebrated race horse SOCKS and his DAN,
now In foal by Albion and three OF his hall sisters,
four years Old another three and The third two
years old MARK YOUNG, Black - alton, four
years old, by AIbion. of Lilac The dam Of
Bette Martin aud three OF her colts; March, (grey D
four years old, aud his full brother, ebay } three
years old, both sired by impaired RnH, aad hAlf
brothef years old. sired by Chiide Harold. A
Grey Marc, by imported Sovereign, II Archi.Ea,
now In GoAi by Aibioa. Morgan Mare, splendid
animal about eight y,ars old and her yearlng
colt, pair OF scotch pot les, grey well broken
70 haFntss one three years old and tc other four.
ALSO
Three Jacks. from four 20 az years old; several
work horses aud mules, aEd between fifteen and
twenty head OF cattle, amongst which three
Young bills of the pest blood several wagons aud
carts xith harness. and various farming inpiemcnta,
Including No R-aper. esltiTatsrs. Iiooghs, &C.
rcdigrres OF the above ncntioaed stick sli be
gwen ID hAndbills, 10 be issued inmediat-ly.
TERkRI-fxelvs mOnths eredil-notss Aen
cured AM pay ablc in Bank
WASHINGTON BARROW.
v. 8. LISlsIEf.
Nashville, Aag. sz-id
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CLASSIFICATION.

80 Spirits Of Turpcntine, Camphine Burning Flu
ids and Varnish, ill ONLY be taken owners risk
Ba- 6unpOwder and FRICTION Matches, and other
combustbe articles, will be charged local of
each Road, anJ only at Roads convenience
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From Washington.
neafrucfive Fire

WASHINGTON. Sept l2-The Steamer
Brooklyn has been orde,ed from Mobile to
New York
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R5- We authbrizod To lnn0u.tce JOHN NC
CLAIR OF smith county. as candidate for Prnci-
pal Clerk Of tue state senate Il its ensuing election
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Transportation,

-z--azz----zze=11--&<7@9 e%4<Ass-.z*kzs4sznz11
New and Short Daily Route
FROM
Nashville to Memphis,
Via. Tennessee and Alabama Railroad to Co
lumbia. Pulaski, Athens, Ala, thence by the
Southern Central Railroad to Decatur, con
Meeting with Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, East ana West.
Y'HE Stage line connecting the Tennessee and Ala
Il ALBANIA Railroad with the southern Central Rail
Dad at Athens, Ala is new one, just stocked will
inc Coaches, good Horses and careful drivers. Time
rom Nashville to Athens, Ala. nineteen hours. Stag
md Railroad fair to Athens 81 90.
For further information, tickets, &c, apply at tn,
'encral Stage Once, Nashville, Tenn.
A splendid line of Four Horse Coaches connectin
nth the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad at Thomp
Jn's station to Tuscumba, Ala. Fare only SIS So.
- 6s Also,
A line ofCoaehes CONNECTING with the Tennessee
nd Alabama Railroad to jackson, Tenn, by way of
olumbIa Waynesboro' Clifton and Lexington Fare
, Jackson 50 90. This line connects at Clifton on
ne Tennessee river, with the Elstport and Paducah
tail Boats. CARTER, THOMAS x HOUGH,
septl0-u General Stage Office Nashville.
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principal Door-keeper OF the House.
Es- " autIngizsd 10 annOuace JAMES L.
LEAkE. Of DLviis"u co~uty, candidate for Prin-
oipai Dnor Keeper Of The next House Of Representa-
,,...-. unl,.Ia-i Ia
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other states.

KENTUCKY: OHIO.
Bank OF Ashland y dsState Bank # Ohio x dis
Bunk of Louisville. y dis Blk of the Ohio Val
COMMERCE. Blk Ky u dis ley............... y dis
Farmers B'k of Ky K dis Commercial Blk Of Of " 40
Northern Bk of Ky q dis Cincinnati. ...... y dis
Peoples Bank ..... y diSICOuntry Banks 1 dis
Southern Blk of KY. p dis croscr.
ALABAMA Atlanta Bank. $500. / dis
Bank of Mobile ..... dis Augusta Insurance
Bank of Montgomery dis aad B'king Comm. \ dis
Central Blk of Ala. dis Bank OF Athens . 10 dis
Commercial Bank dis Bank of Commerce,
Northern Blk Of Ala. / dis savannah ........ y dis
Southern B'k of Ala. dis Bank OF Columbus i dis
e SOUTH cAkoIISA. Bunk OF fulton -. 1 dis
Bank OF Oh rieston y dis y hk Oh Middle Gld.. dis
Rank nj CImdan H. Bunk OF savannah J. dis
Bank of Chester - 4 dis Bank of the State of
Commercial Bank OF 1eorsa- 80 n dis
Columbia 800. a dis Central Railroad and
Bank of Georgetown i dis Banking Company = dis
Bank Of Hamburg. u dis oitf ID 'hA Oh augusta ~ uis
Bank Of NeSberry. u dis 1eoFsia haiird ana
Bank Of tue state OF BANK Company lis
S.uth C roiina Y dis Marine Bans, sav'h. y dis
Blk OF south Car lima j. dis, Merchants Plant
Exchange bank OF .sers' AK :. : -. y dis
lumba - 4. ais liechshcs, sayings
Farmsrs' & kxc.,ange Bank dis
Mercn'ts Blk Of s G z Dis Dis gust X dls
Peoples B'k Of 3 c. = as ~h'eTs BE, SAW d
Planters and Nc LlihoeT cutters b'k- - DIS
chances, bank = x dis Union Bank, Augusta - dis
Planters Blk of Fair other Banks -. 5giO DIS
held. n dis VIRGINIA.
Southwe stern Rallrd Bank of Commerce,
Bank .......-. u dis FreIeTicksbur- / dis
State Lank. Char'ls'n - DIS Bank of the Common
Union Bank Of ;, c. Il DIS nonweath, Rich'd Ids
LOUISIANA: Bank Of the Old DO
All New Orleans minion, Alexdrla. i dis
Banks. ........... dis Bank OF the Valley of pa
NORTH CAROLINA. Va, Winchester. / dis
Di " =, Ai0a' 9,s sank Of Va, Richm'd dis
% % "a SPe aeSi az Bank Of Mheei g.. dis
Bank of Fay etteville 2 din - chsna ~. ~ 20 us
Bank OF Madcsboro' 2 dis Ns-,1 - - - A.
MISSOURI. E.'r,,,a~,1 nj. - ~. US
st. Louis Banks =. j dis ptnh,on, 49, a.,
Country Banks. 8 di- ,Iann,ac,ar.rs, - ~
M =, -, : s,Ac,, 4, Farmers Bank.
80 o ~ SNAe vi inu VI Wheeling -. =. ] dis
"'Ao' D'nA9'''.'''' US Merch Is BIZ Lynch
ILLINOIS burg. ............ 1 dis
Illinois Banks -. di lMercnants' and Me-
ALI notes of this Statel chanics' Bank
should b. countersigned b. Wheeling ...,..... l dis
the state Officer, benz Northwestern Bank
then secured by deposIil OF Va, wheeling / dis
of state StucSs; when this Southwestern Blk OF
is mol done they are IN Va, WythyvIe.. dis
an
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ue Grass Seed
Nnlier.

A II. persons Indebted 10 q CUTTER either BY
"A hess sceoaai, wtil pls<ss cal zad settle Up
I n1ss have Esonoy. lalyS6-1
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From suexico.

HALIFAX. n. 5. Sept. l2.--Fifty buildings
are burned Oh Granville street, including Ii
dry-goUds establishments.
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FOURTH MAkD.
As- Ne authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
HAMILTON, ESQ Tor election Alderman from
the Fourth Ward. septO-te
ar We are author, z5a TO announce F.. II. EWING
ia, cInidlte tor ALlerm IN la tle Eighth Ward.
sep6-te
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SUGAR--Ihere has been more demand for Sugar
during the past week, but in most OF the transac
tons price have been still more in favor OF buyers.
The sale have amounted to about l400 hhds, most
ly from first hInds, and the market closed at the
range OF the following quotations.
nIr.lTA fInNs rou L laIrISIanrA SIr1 Ap -
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GomalerciaI.
Nrw ORLEANS, Sept. 10.

fair demand but lower rates. and during that day
and Monday together some 6l00 bales were SOLD on
bass u 11l@I1xc for 3iddlipg On Tues .ay
about 5000 b les Irregular and still lower
rates, Mddling being quoted al 1lf0l1xc . fb- at
winch rates some 5000 bales changed han1s
Wednesday. On Thursday the sales reached about
1000 bales at regular anu rices, the range for
hddling 10 strict Minding beng 1l@uxc and yes
terday some $500 bales changed hands making TO-
tai for the week Of 20 200 baes closing
steady at the range Of the following quotations:
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ILLINOIS.

Illinois Banks. s di
ALI notes of this Stat
should b. countersigned By
the state Officer, benz
then secured by deposII
of state StocSs; when TIL,
is mol done they are IN
saieable.
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ICE! ICEl

TIVE Hndsrsigned jazt receiving The largest aud
Il aaest cargo Of lee thai has ever ssn broashI
o. Nashville We haze aos 6csgaea lice aaf tson
taas, and are sali&tsd tat eastsaters all ceuarn
shst ssy 90 les qa4lEfy. The prizes we believe
viii also b satisfactory. To tAoss who tseir
azes al TIE bosiaaiag u ths ssaaea, Ice viii tar
asshed, as laag u lasts, al esnts per poaad.
.A~stz AZ tbs North-cad ~ the Narkel Hoss aad IN
gns House On Cherry sfrees, me Bank % Tea
-
A ~ssoa uln deliver Ice 70 iAozs who dnsIrals A
censS PEI ponRd- AxEELs \ PAGk 81
tuaa3-u
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

TOBsCC0.-We have had another dull week in the
1ooscco m irket, aud have noticed of only
about 200 hhds, Of which 40 at 7zc., To- at II,
and the residue, IN three four lots, private
terms.
Weqaoe as before, but our hgures are Little better
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-01
NEW ADV ERTISENINT~.
NsltiAN SHIELDS \ CO..

tirOt III sa1 to thc Planters generally that
w they are uuW manufacturing Cotton Gas
of an Improved pattern. wiirh 'ur lightnce. 81
DRAFT -ls,sl az ginning aD1 cNccllcuec Of stnlpe.
are uit.nspAs4ed hs BHt GINS made either
North or south The Journals ~ the r'Ilndrfs
raa in water boNc, luol With iiahhi'i metal
ihorvhy doug ava, with h,rtihm almoat cNisN'
IS The brush tlAA Il isi,sboi up T." head oi
brash 20 prevent cu'ton Winding around.
frequently tu.lns the Gin to- lako ti.",
We also manufacture Fort Mills lof ANY -'sr
and aalit,.j which have repeatedly b,,u pro
no,m,rN to le th, ,,r.t lor3 Ms IN uN'
Tho, are all gcared ta h' ran without crossing
The baud ad fn hdlu'l down So ihcrr ean I've
M giving WAY. a. IL -"ustnn,S the cusc with
tin-l. that ar,. orly wedge Fastened,
Our Factor, u lota,cd az Minlct claiborne
Parish "a. whcrr ~ base ample facilities for
making from t~u 10 tRr"e hundred stands per
auuam and q, man, mlls Should planters ie,
sife t. ny p',f Gin. tfpr ihey err III Nsrrduirll
they cen eddrss as at lEc above meution'd
placc. whcn their orders sai dwas' nrci'c
strict attention
We ar, Southern n'r,l. ani 90 IN Ga hcHc
u,epgf,otur~
W. would r,ai those unacquaintei with our
G,as ,o ihc gentlemen named lclow
i " Taylor, ruole Jos, Marshall, Tcses.
ltalgu Joseph Macon,
u II Jahcs.
Re, ". II. Hi
Rev Henry Werc
l.inucl l4,ng,v. niadc Springs
Nal ". A. Tu,lc
coL ,Ioha Ioncs, lcilr~m c.,,a 60. Texas.
W IT, FREEMAN, l..a,
:. = M,,sel.y va,
Hon. j u Henderson Gas Co. Texas
TI NiiEs Whitaker
: T. Ahrdrc tr,hur Co, Texas
John Ellis,
l,r Jonathan A,lams, Harrison Go, Texas
col Wm CLARK, Mnrrt isasne, Harrison Co.
fcsas
April isio n9o.6
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-04-01
CITATION.
johnson and Mau,l,n a-c Sc, ~ tra,ral iIsll

johnson and Mendn u-e Sc, y ftsiral Hal
Tho Srsrr % fs,,s. rrnnl' II Harrison.
IL aag ti'sid qQ'~r u md toii'dy fro4i-r
NpI arr her'', eulrlan,hl to Summon Fen
] trail Hall, iiy publication NJ this .ri, a'r
thre .u'ass~-',- ves<S IN ''w rcyas Republican.
newspaper pahli.is.l IA Nar>h,d 10 said c,ih',.
Is IL lc ami personally arlrar i-iore me- Al my
ofliye m Marshall. 81 saturday the ith day ii
MAY 4 y lsan. al 10 o'clock A. ". TO I'm
svcr the complaint ~ .ohu.s4' and Nr'YA.a fer
the u-- Of William VI johnson IN q ilea Of ,h'bt
hir the sum OF tili,.ti,e md 3slno dollars prin-
cipal dw ny account hrrry rs follows to~l'
i,t hiscssui,hibs ,lane ~ the plant n, lcr dc
s'trlant cH the II h day II 1sna.4ry. isss the
9TH al November. 1855 ami divers other dsss.
,nels.irc.
iirrcr f,l ms and maxi due rlura Of this
wr,, A. the lsv d,rc'S tiveu up,tcr N, hand.
At Nar.i,uli this tbs gath dav Of March. isaa,
WIN VI. JOHNSTON.
jusies 4 Peecs "a end fof s7fd Comfy.