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Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-02
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WRENCH. English and American, Whole IA sale and Retail, at the City Drug Store
 Wholesale purchasers will be furnished at low figures. Gaprilisl D. P. BLAcp Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-02
FO R s A l. E.!

ME offer for sale, the following de- " scribed Land, viz:
 N. E. l of sec. 30, T. N, R. 4 W, 160 acres, lying in Pulaski county.
 N. W. sec. 19, T. 5 N, R. 13 W, 160 acres, lying in Conway county.
 s. W. sec. 4, T. 10N N, R. 5 W, ,-160 acres.
 N. E. sec. IT, T. 10 N, R. W, 160 acres.
 N. E. sec. 22, T. 10 N, K. W, 160 acres, lying in Jackson county.
 N. W. sec. 21. T. g N, R. W, 160 acres s. w l sec. 4, T. 9 N, R. w, l60 acres, Tying iii fite county ------------
 GsW The above Land we will sell on very reasonable terms. Persons wishing to buy, will apply in person or by letter to us at Des Arc, Arkansas.
 oct9-tf.] FRITH & JACKSON.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-02
Npiriss TWrpenfine,

DY the barrel, gallon or in the bottle, to suil ID purchasers at the City Drug Store, De- Arc. lapl 151 D. P. BLACK X Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-02

GEMS OF THoUSHT.-M Men, like books. have at each end blank leaf-childhood and old age.
 Peace is the evening star of the seul as virtue is it's sun, and the two are never apart
 The gifts that circumstances make iii our character, we are apt to regard as its native fruit.
 He who dreads giving light to the people is like man who builds house without win dows, for fear of lightning.
 The storl, after spending it's summer in Europe, mgrates in the fall to Africa or Asia. A Polish gentleman having caught a stork which lived upon his estate, put around it's neck an iron cellar, with these words upon it 1. This stork comes from Poland" and then set it at liberty. The next year the stork came back again with a gold collar. The gentleman caught it again, and found on the collar, in the Hindoo language, India sends back the stork to the Poles, with gifts"
 --Brother Aminadab, still Quaker, on receiving from worthy man" blow on the face, turned the other cheek, to which simi- lar salute was applied. < Friend,' said Ami- nadab, "scriptlre injunction being now satis- fed, 1 will proceed to administer to thee a little wholesome corrections" and he therefore hauled the assailant most unmercifully.
 "A young gentleman at the Isle of Wight was addressing young lady in the following grandiloquent style; The most dignified, glo- rions and lovely work of nature is woman the next man, and the third our Hampshire hogs,r when she suddenly interrupted him with, !" have seen specimens of the two lat ter blendid in one .''
 ---An editor in Maine has never been known to drink any water He says be never heard water wns nsej as general remedy but once -in the time of Noah--when 1t killed moro than 1t cured.
 Ralph Waldo Emerson remarked, in a recent lecture, that onr trust in physicians was not ccahdrncs in their skill Sit despair of pul oHa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-20

a late number Of BeiFs Life IN london contains
cOpious tables set ng forth the results of the late
racing campaign in England, in a pecuniary point
of view. Among The winners for the year, We find
the name of Mr. Ten Brock prominent. He stands
credited with $15i745, of which So AIS was won BY
" Priaress,' s.. 200 by Babylon" and $1,000 by
"WOodburn. =" The balance was won by his English
purchases, ECLIPSE" Barbarity," "Mimosa. !"
and Orlando" The above sums include Mr.. Ten
BrOecks winnings in estakss'S alone What be
may have pocketedi The way Of bets, of which Of
fetal record is never made, is left to conjecture.
but that it was beyond his winnings ia "stakes,"
those who know his shreWdness In everything that
pertains TO the turf and have watched his success
in the different matchesin which his horses have
been engaged will not, we arecertan, for a moment
doubt The heaviest winner during the season was
Sir Joseph Hanley, who fobbed, In stakes alone,
$4,000. Mr. MOrry stands next, with some $685.
900, and several others with $50 900 each fellow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-20

On Sunday last, the l6thinst, Mr. R H. Pur-
dom, editor Of the Jackson Miss Eagle of the
South, and Dir. Victor W. Thompson, editor of the
Lexington (Miss) AdUoeqte, were in Memphis for
the purPOse Of fighting duel N the vicinity of that
city, and if an arrangement satisfactory to the
parties, which mutual friends we're endevoring to
bring about, could not be agreed upon the duel was
to take place MOnday norning and as the telegraph
has not informed that the duel did take place, We
presume the matter was adjusted. The Memphis
Avalanche says =" The difficulty originated in
newspaper controversy between Mr.. J. J. benson,
of Hillboro' Journal, and Mr.. Thompson, of the
Advocate, at the conclusion of which Mr. benson
challenged Mr.. ThompsOn-Mr PurdOm beariog
the challenge Mr.. Thompson refused to meet Mr..
benson, for reasons recognized by the Code, thus
renderingi ii obligatory upon Mr. PurdOn to call
Mr.. Thompson out The mutual friends of the
parties were in consultation until late hour last
night but had not agreed upon basis of settlement
at twelve o'clock Mr. Thompson, having the dis
erection as to weapons, distance, &C., chose dueling
pistols at five PAGES"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-20

RUSSINe FoR A.NIFEy-The most amusing Incl
dentoonnesed With Office seeking, is an anecdote
told Of young gentleman, fting in Columbia, the
capitol of South Carolina, who was DESTROYS to Ell
vacancy in a very lucrative Office 1t vas during
the recent election for Uaited State Senators in
South Caroliuia, one for the long term, and the
other for the unexpired term of Judge Evans There
were many bsilolings ard much excitement. A
gay, dashing young widow of great attraction was
in Columbia at the time, and the nephew of one Of
the contestants became 80 confused between the
calls of love and the lobby that he actually declared
himself 10 The lady ga candidate for the unexpir
ed term'cf her late husbsndri We are pleased to
say he was elected to the vacancy on the first
ballot t.....-... ...Hl
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EAST TENNESSEE UNIvRRsErr.

FEFHIS Institution Is nor Persnsnilv and il as-
cessful operation ia charge Of and Experienced -
Guilty Situated 81 knoAviea city rsnarzahis io- tie RENE
.ntclligstes sud morality q ~
East Tennes5ee it enjoys the syansare easy fa ~
By Railroad connections ron ali parts % the
There Of erection. c5nptt b. i
ginning the Sumez Session. Gymnasium where sturts
enjoy Tue advantage u exercising ur instruction
Professor Of Gynas.ics No sat
adsptea nresi the hours % sorO sins tsa
render the hadY sfuang and aetye-s 1 = r-ss,. 80
The facilities for intellectual mpr3vemenhe exent
Of study the thoronghnessof ustacfi0n,
snt departnenas-are surpassed iBslftuon
The students under the constant superfs5n Of ne f1et
who Yiyiaut thing might carr ths
morals % youth, and enforce regulations
may Be neeifui.
TIE Summer Session viii open the arst Fsray
le9v. The expenses follows:
Tuition Session. (in aivancel s. % AZ
Board per week. do Dc geo
Room Rent per Session do DO 2s3
STUDENTS fsrnish their oSn heaz- washing snd Hsh. For
arer particulars apply Car1es, o-saentof
nEersty o. A. Daderck, Secretary Of the l 81 Frs5-
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I'D EMOVAL s-sHaving removed from their old stand to
the and cOmmodou room, Of Cherry and
Church streets, DenOVii1e a. Co., Druggists Gate De
movilie BelO take this Of returning their old pat
and friends their cordial thanks for the liberal share
given them heretofore and of soliciting for the future
cOntinuanceOf tho They would inform the public
will all the time he full complete and fresh and shall
all articles usually to he found in Drug Store They
say that addition the assistants already their
po they have secured the services of thoroughly accomplished
Druggist and PreScrpOnst to take caarge Of
Prescription Department Orders this line OF their business
will at all hours he promptly and accurately filed
Unfit DEMONILLE
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y. Il. GLANCOCK-

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oaerh
services to the public, Agent sale of Real
Negroes Furniture Dry Goods Groceres or other species
property either in town country Beng determined
tune the above business having considerable
experience hatter myself that give satisfaction those
who favor In that line. can always be found at the
ders may be left. --'--' - BlAf4-tf, >
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"TR HAVE ~ SHARES HUNTsEFLLs le0Af ssSi7INa
w STOCK Wish sell exchange Tor likely Fupng
rrhes sr ry property $50 sur2f " ~ ftYNeS q a.
1sASRf--Fopsg tor 100 sOoa YoeHE ssrS aIea ss We
Y men, led hands Preierred, a. No sS, Cslar street
Tar,rI- - 90. - - III A. N ~ 80
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RAILRoAD oMN1nus LINE.
CIR AIGH FAD CO.,
Hardware.

% PUBLIC SQU44RE NASHVILLE TEYNESSEE
ANES T. CRAlGiIEAD having purchased tile interest
Of MIR. W. II. MlNClN the business CtaigLead
Minchin alone authorized to the Of the
liquidation, and will continue the business the old stand No.
- Public Square, under the title above. - - . naS24
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ra5 . GAS STOCK
Town lots An D NEenoFS COR s. r.

joel N aud Charlotte c. smils 81 suss "a Kss,IcEans
--... III IA. ..-.... sLhers
~ dsrea o. tie cauny cort u Davidson csunrr s,f
II e too becenoer term les, in he csasr l or
Tor sale Al The court house door In Nashville. Satuay ~
pa Of January property knuu a. tae,sosis eu1
Place situated 90 tie Middle Fraukn road a1out uns nils
from the court hOse also, the place.
snssro nan named CAs~el, ase Aou rrs ant lsk att
- Of and shars Of Gas stock Busy an s
huusehold Furniture. The land VIII te ~ nuan
which vii hs ts old Dgslpg Aud vii Re soi upsl srt q
one, two and three with Interest ron sli Ter &c.
tatned unul he purohase Elonsy Is pad. -. a1 .-l
The negroes vii hs sold credit 81 u months TIE ss
stock, Busgy &c upon sFvd II month Noes VIA -
proved security required L. CHEATuAM, I
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Pursai1eT q adec-ee n Chancey viii ssli % hs
Il First OF FebruarY, 1859,
On the preuses ~ public auction va rsb f i.nttaS
s.1s On Aer SreeE = Washington cunnty Miasissaat Ara
esne " ., - Percy Coand kn0Eu Percy Fies sa,s
AntAtoh eoueans nieeeu hundred snd eve slf t.
unesf cotton land IN ue s01thuinehuured ses In r
sl.ee o. caltTaton II IS in d-shtfa rsgrod fsefts
@ oeck o. 1leenFi e ne sailsg pontis is pefe nd,-
: susceptible o. Cultivation any noaertIf Aas % a.
ishsla dEe.asi gin kouss perfectly nes guarier sssiss
the hand. t.--.r
VIII also sell a the tine and place. 81 Acclmtiei NJ.
sres y OF he Aanis. belonging % J. W perc Co. All
raised BY tem Aso, y mules, ~ ypke a oSsp, IS bad = 81
tie o sheep, SEQ 600o tlslei= sf corn ih r, M
sis EasOas, AZ Of 81 kinds ADD IN ,e ouisFs Id a 49,
Aerns--Fcr the land one fourth 10 casa; anc "a on
I'VE and three uzi d insciltents 8g eSt sszs
na date and approved seesFts;l he Aoes persGu r.
perry OF al descriptions for twelve months
proved honses IN New Orens All pans wishing topu ua
are invited % come ani visw The premises.
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VALUABLE STITyTT LANDS ron S1LE.::

YIsUINa 70 change my business am o6ering fer sale
Nv Farm in Sumner county. containing aboat 1000
sie I'VE miles south Gaan and Nashville pike
Cumberland river and shout same distance from The Heneer
sonte STATION on Louisville and Nashville Raroa, and
Nearly Nashville and 6lllsfin There Is
grass tie balance vel tlre1 with oak, poplar, maple,
Sc being well adapted growth Of blue and all ether
erps ec in 10 this iatituts improvements good yeonsngo
aBrck Dsen six Negro Kitchen, Smoke House,
Ice House aud Horse Stables and ali other Necessary out
bgdI besides there 0nfhs place Steam Circular Saw
Mill poser engine) with plenty 81 timer spare OF
the place pInher Of young Orch
sFd Just bearng) Of 100 peach apple trees and
pond veil stocked. Stock and other pen
and Of good quality Any wanting stock Farm
viii do we'll the premises. Whols
S40O0or half. so including sil
exopt the Steam A, a. $40 per Terms for s whole
place, fourth cash, the balance and year,. For
haor 600 with improvements ho cash. The balance
and years further particulars apply address,
the subscriber, soster Esq. Nashville,
Mr. Oliver Perdus on the prCzaisss- q. a.lL
jans-6m W. B. WALTON.
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Nashville, Jan. !, 1853.
GAR ER d co.
NEW FIRM.

We 4. n, E. 5. & r. c. Gardner have associated with
Buckner partner business, under the style Of Gard
ner Co.. at Stone Front store No. > Inn Block.
We will keep always hand large carefully selecte
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, Boots Shoes,
Hats, Caps. Bonnets and Straw Goods generally
Our stock of plantation goods will be unusually
heavy Wooden and Cotton Fabrics 10th COored and White
heavy Brogans, Wool and Pain Hats heavy colored and
white negro Blankets.
invite old customers and dealers MERCHANDISE who
buy goods low Cash, short
stock close examinaton intend make their inter
est and make this their cheaIes. market.
wilt and sell friends, all country produce
such WOOL Feathers BeewaN Ginseng, Jeans, Linsy and
Socks the highest price the market will command
ian4-
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MOST FALUa ..,.il CIFY l,lE0I-IzIT 49,

AN now Offering for sale TIE House Lot sa Chrv str
u now sccupfeSi b. Mr. b Weller 11G effiiaI ~
The Rouse very aTgs and eorod containing over taea
" ro' ms With servants rooms, cellars and A.
Ine ile'ae Is IN sopl order masf a h beng rg ssf
ss.isr s.p'e for first class boarding house afy
The lot Is about sixty ave feet front b one hu an, s,
" nte et ane the house Situated the sntof
the city.
large portion Of the farpureeaa epurrhas vita ths hsuss
II desired. -ftE-a aFfUa.t hWr. - II -
II IS we'll known that heisl keeping a. In Ia city u p-
nabe business and 70 wishing engage Ia such vcc
uon THIS ssn excel eat oIpofehy fsae l. loe-
ton eng Convenient al the business purous q tas CIV
For terms kc, appiyts 1. aaa W.. u l-sIH -
dec94-d - ..H-.- .. Az ; GTyDsIz-
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE coDartnershp heretofore existing between the scri
bers, under the style and firm Of Gardner Sheppard Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent R. II f. and K. C,
Gardner having purchased the interest Of f. A. Shepherd, who
withaws from the firm The business will be settled the
naming partners. .... s-.-r r. II. GARDNER,
.n.-...f Il. S. GARDNER,
..... t..-sH r. G. GARDINER,
...... .G.-. ... ... ... A. SHEPHERD.
Yah La
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Daniel fucksr and stIsrs Betscca Na IN and oars
decree Of the county Of DaTiison County,
- shove cause, Al the December term ter ~ e a.
the eluFt house IN Nashville Saturday. JaluaEy IE5 ~
following O-ut Arthur sapy. ~ 20 ytaIs IL
aged > years Amanda sged 81 yalrs. -s1IIar sllT
TeTms--so0 viii he requl cash, ant he balance On
credit OF months notes With good securitv reiigp % l
decla-tl nrsfee 50 80 4 Z. -lIR LIL N. z
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MACHINE MADE HOISSESHTES.


- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
M " at Troy, n. Y have Henry Burdens In III N
nj approved fOESSE SHOE Machinery ncwH "
Hin successful operation, and prepared 70 III ~
If execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, of "
y any Weight and Pattern, at price but little y
above the piice Of Horse shoe Iron. '.- ~
The quality Iron these shoes
respect Thee shoes have b approved Of and by
the Uted States ntey, also by of the
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse Shoers
throughout the country These Shoes purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron Stores in the United
is addressed TO the subscriber, Troy will receive prompt
attention. VIM. 4. BURDEN,
april6-ly Agent TEOy, Ne York
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i. Mr., and Mrs. Florence are playing at the Mems
phis Theatre, and Mrs. Charles Howard aud Dir
H. Watkins at Crisp's Gaiety in that city.
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A Fine Country Residence for sale.
HAYlNG determined carry Negroes to the South, "a
E D I will sell about Three or Four Hum S5slS
dred Acres of Land being part Of the up SS
which nov reside, situated good Turnpike Road,
about thirteen miles from Nashville, in the neighor
hoodsin Williamson county Soil equal to the state
particulars apply to the premises A " s. Lindsey
In Nashville
sep9-dd P. A.PERKINS.
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A q J. J.. ULL4O &.
as4 Ls.4 !. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

,iss.s Liyings tOnS Tennes see,
WJL practice the Circuit ana Chancey Courts Of ove
Reutress Jackson, Putnam its counties TIe
collection Of debts and other business entrusted them, will N
eslvs prompt attention. tdec5-dtW &W9m,
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HAVE quite numlr % Negroes hand sE sess tlaDrgst
them excellent seamstresses and House Servants IND
good Cooks, Washers. 10. Gail son. Al 81
seplT-tf r.-. ..- W-L-R0Yb ia
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Ticket Office in the Passenger Depot and one
hour before starting each Train, which allows ample time
the purchase Tickets. II is other time during
day. Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train with Trains the other roads
Trs Richmond A. hours Washington days Philadelphia
half and New York three days. This is the cheapest
and hest from Nashville 70 the East.
New Orleans passengers leae the 80 NJ Train, arriving
at Memphis in New Orleans the evening Of
day. through without detention at Memphis
McMnnve. Sparta, ami Beersheba Springs leave
Nashville 230 NJ Train, which directly at Tu
IEhoma with the Train for McMnuvle Persons leaving Nc
Ninnve IN the morning arrive at Nashville at 73O P NJ
Nashville, which leave daily Smithand
with for different places the Ohio and Mis-
Eissippi ves daily line OF for Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express -
By change Schedule the Tain from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern passengers, and hour gained
the former Schedule going Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
julyIo, 1858 BPa General Ticket AgCnt.
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GOLD PENS REPAIREDI

8JL - -
kal=zZ.S5zEzz $500 .- es
address, and they viii e returned BY
mali 10 good order. '', EUsKfNS & BARNES, = q
= z -... ., Gold Pen ManufactOTy,r
nov2o-d&Rly' No 50 Third street, LsIsville. Ky.
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PIGniX BedSIead Factory.
Cash for Negroes.

FESHR undersigned will pay cash ffy kelyyoung -
Negroes be will also boani negroes end sell them ~
submission at No IL Cedar street, Nashville, TeE andrA
MIL responsible for The escape negroes left
charge. SaH and see, lJuy2sfl THos G. JAMES.
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Opinions Of the Supreme CourtoT Tennes-
see, delivered az Nashville, DecembeF
Term, 1858.
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LNDGEFIELD Lo.IN lI0IE "a - g:

a tim BHildng LOTS in HoEstou saton, Gully On hB-
drei yanis from the square Also u los n Lef
fers m1ft'nfs urra sther tairios ts il
ding lot q "a The 6allauu Pike opposite %
Of Tx Gov Neill :. Brown. Also nunter u hdg
lots in BuoEusEae "a miles froui ghe city -s Al.
>. D. 4 b. W. BROWN,
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virtue q Deed q Trast exseleito b " z c. sos
- Nnr which b o. record IN the eisisFs aoe s-n
county IN book No. r. page as VIII rxp0s- pubic sale
the hzhest bidder f c At the Court Hse gate sass
on Saturday he ri % january, la ey negro
sam said boy is rst Spistrr CARRIER. having t
gagged for some time Rthat ine with e acaTps8osF q s
VII be sold privately befure that il dfsirel.
ianls-ivs e ls'l 3fl 5Ill JESs COLLINS F,rsst,.s
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEG sS15T.S
q o Il 6 "A II. u - N

lr-
iaraer particulars apply Rev. W. D. Car1es oessieutof
SnEersy CT D. A. Daerk, Secretary Of the Boar Frss
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NOElCB.---F4kefu mp md Pes IN iail in TazeEsl, -
Caepurns county Tsuzee-, hqY q FelDF ~
ccfjf shout g years bid, Weight lonr l65 pounds seouf
fsat 9iuch-shig hlsuEals fs0,css lloizsfo1.
In the State 81 Georgia Wiers eontE- TeEnfT uiii
eoras and prove said boy and charges add tlke lin out
-i-t A.-4--1ft Ll1 18al-l--if. W4aIi EEitr eeerit
jsS G-vt-Pra fes 81 and Tailor q Cpborie eoHniy.
The County COuTf fer Davidson Comfy
AFIN0 gra1oi lsltcFs5f ala sfaitoI % as oi esat1
q Charles P. Maguirs decease All qas nirsd %
sid estate hereby hoiineu % NIKE isel-s pai and
all persons hayia claims sgaast said tss hsyg Iptped
present them duly proye, within le ulae reoa
by lsw j. 1-i-l-l go f-JOEz-B D gOHRsON4l 80
7ootl9-i6ui l- AduinsfIatqr ler Clarle, ? Aaggire
RNOHk SALB---I VIII se ny resiisnce Shey sreetr
~ fnrrsrly orncd ~ D Felix Rohertson 5leet rose
dasaS-dd TON SMITH
q. : FRUIT. THESE FRUIT iEttEEs !! -
II OFFER 10000 Apple Pear, Peach. Cherry and -,
ether Fruit Tres from @ thres gears srs.t-
al very Aps viii deliver them . the order o &c ~
CAll.- VanIeer 4 Co. NsshFls 800 80 80 -
Tho Apple trees lGesnts each le Per p fsses
90 each, Plum 50 cents ech Cherry cents erh All o.
be finest 9ecilmztel VlrissE non hsTe 20 any point
~ 4lsa 4l1l " -g-l--s- t--1 IN 80 L-tLf
corlQ5s-dEtE4a. sClarEIFille Tenn
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SHAKER SEEDS.

From their Gdrdsls South Union, HY .,
We always keep supply Of these Seeds they have many
friends who prefer them 70 the Northern growth .9
Gardeners and families who wish to their supplies had
better their orders before broken
ja2 RAINS & BROWN.
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TIES LISEs OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
ENxwABLE ar pLKAsuRs.

ENN"AbbE AT tAhAbURB.
One square, year, s3O-Each additional square, so
Advertisers exceeding the space con tractea
~ for, will be charged for the excess.
s-l IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR buarefOr the hs Frr CENTS for eac
subsequent insertion. "
Advertisements published the Daily and Weakly will
be charged the full daily with oneha the weekly rate
adCed.
7rassnt Advertisements must Be paid for at che time Of
Insertion
ests To Correspondents.
It will great deal unnecessary trouble II ouy
friends, in writing to will bear in mind the following rules:
Always give the date post ace county State the body
Of your letter.
II you ~ the paper from oice to another give
both Offices in full .s.. -
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