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Gen. Joseph Lane, delegate from Ore
gon and Senator elect under the constitu-
ton. with which Oregon is applying for
admission as a State, has published let
ter in the Washington Union in correction
of misopprehensions whicb prevail as TO
the population now in the Territory. OBJ
lection has been made TO the admission,
for the want of the representative popula-
ton, which exceeds $1,000. Gen. Lane
gives his reasons for the opinion that the
numbers very nearly equal that number.
In 1850 the census showed upwards of TO-
600 inhabitants. In 1855, a new census,
population Of 1900: and there was
reason to believe that the true number
might be ten thousand more. According
to the same rate of increase, the popula-
ton now should exceed the representa-
tive number. The effect of the Indian
troubles of 1855 and 1856 in checking
immigration was less than is supposed. and
has been more than overbalanced by the
flow Of population brought in by the dis
coyery Of the rich mines in the middle and
southern parts of the Territory, which
have received large accessions from the
returning tide Of miners from the Fraser
river His estimate is that Oregon cannot
possibly have less than 10000, and that it
mas a much larger population than Kan
sas.-N. o. Picdpuc.
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The Schenectady y. W Advertiser Is
printed ON press driven 10y one OF Eric
Sons caloric engines. The engine consum-
ed during the whole length Of time it was
fred up five and a half hours fourteen
mounds Of anthracite coal, costing three
and half a cents. at the rate of s. per 1000
pounds. There Is saving of at least &c
per cent. in the quantity and cost Of fuel
for caloric over that of a steam engine.
Bv the use ofthese engines all dangerfrom
explosion is avoided-no water being used
and there is no occasion for am engineer
as they only require to be fed with fuel in
the manner of an ordinary stove. Among
other advantages, besides the cheapnes,
Of cost in running them, is that of heat
ing the room in cold weather, (by taking
up cold and ejecting heated air. and that
of causing noadditional rates ofinsurance
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NnTICE.

FINUE subscriber desires 90 .iI sn uH improved Tract
Il uf LAND m Jasper County. N--.-airps yHu-
tanning 1fH 1.rU4. lying ON Qua.TIHH end It.T.H.I
rraek- The price v..I hr llv f.t purchaser ~ fE.
whUIe-aur would Us d.rHsi If desirable t1 q uut-
chaser. Jos BORDEN. NafIIr, An.
Doc. a. ts5s. garf
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parent kin. and exactly as ha departs
from ,hi- his color is cloulad aai ,allow /;
while that al he negro Is marked by per-
feet bIachneS-. and III" departure from
this is to dirty brown, almost ash color
thus. as ina everything else revealing the
eternal truth that life and well-being, So
cial as we'll aSiudiyidual, is identical with
an exact recognition of these extremes,
and that il Is only when disease or unna-
tural conditions prevail that certain APP
Proclamation to color or to equality be-
como. nn--IMIn
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

WHERE'S. at the Beeemb,r term;
Newton County, Mississippi the estate Of
ABEDNEGO ROBERTSON. was declared
lnsolvcnt:
Now, therefore. all creditors of said es-
tate are hereby notified TO come forward
and have their claims duly Protltcd, and
registered in the rcgi ter kept by theclerk
Of said county. within twelve months from
the date Of this publication. or thcy viii
barred.
HAMILTON COOPER.
ErsHtr.
Jan. I. lS5s. l2-bm
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

NTUEREA~. ut the November form.
w i-5-. Of the Probate Court Of New
ton county. VI s-irri, tho ,-t.tco. fi' J.
LIN SIMS. was declared In-oiNaul Now.
th....r., all person, having cia.Ins ..za.iI4sl
said estate are hereby notified 10 Gle the
same with the Probate Clerk OF said couu-
a.. duly Pr0aatcd and registered arc0G-
ding tp law. within twelve months from
the date Of the first publication OF thi- mo-
tica, or they viii Boz hJu rd.
e. N. SIMS. 4 if'r.
Nov. 1u. ISIS. G-rm
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
LAS. A. COILSON s 90.

w now fU"NINNNH IlNIil lItII aHIltlIli.Ifr
y. he Fulton street, New York. a. very lar.c and vel
FiLE dyD WINTER cioTHrG
Ir mon tuH boys wear The -t0rI, We. manufacture
q by 0gf w. Hsat Elps1.H ~ hs Nfrkt aut We
u therefore assure o1r friends .hf every article Is
nl tH enc most fashionable and ul.-flut.f manner
lU-. EIa.1r ru0is t1 Cl amt examine our -tlrs. as
y. .esl confident tht none VIII g. asay Dissatisfied
u'l t-ng u- additional supplies keeping our stock
sr H1st F.arl C1f-riue Black Frocs Coats,
p.- Brown Ir1ss, super blhlis trork, AMI super
0.vsa1'.-.-et.s.n -,ss -spsr Beaver. hl1rk blue
nI ,eiar.d I.rusaaiptb ueyonshre Esr-ey over.
llfs fui -lekt E-IWutax uFcrcnats aud sacks,
B,sass Clt.s,a.srs or',-pla.n and Fancy, of every
Ptail l'a45s-oue hundred pair. super Black Doc
bu. super hl9fk hurk-kn plan and ttnry ''.-i-
urrp. b.us and NurF .1lured ~luuft
r.sts.-sup.r tlsts Hrurrd Crrusslue SILK. super
tuey figured grgnJdiue ~k super Black satin. fancy
Gash Velvet fancy t,ssluerc. black Cashmere and
'FrRvfSHTNG GoODS
sirfs --1per nu' iauen. tmry l,ncn. ilnen Bosom
...rta. Uf no luslit.es anil styles, Mu-uNgs Do.
fsisrsbrtf SUPER ,a-nluere. LAMB Wool Lego
l thlugL tsutaq tlann'l Patent Neriuo; shaker
uaaffsa~Iptr shaker FLANNEL ~#glua Ehouel
White 1saus, brown Jeans, NsruH and Canton Flan-
ft,ff H,.s-suusr Angola white aud colored Msr-
il. da. Wool ju -.'k. ds Brown and colored Cotton
.I.i Linen.
fss4ss super HrHIakin. Ctif skin. XIII Dog skim
.i.#Yr. white sHI aH.HrHtI Tfirm Slk I.nrd Thrrlt
BH#k Gauntlet. tur Topped t'luutlct- White Berlin
.tHu.Iat.. Etl Utaut'rts
Nrf Ta. .Bi1.s aui Fancy Coiared Si.s. ofcyery
H.as-l.euts I~es4 Calf Heavy soItd CaiG Water
nrU#r lH1 Omitted l1Hts.
Hf.#f.#Hft .#f. LINEN HHuHrr, Wrm -utf1ob t1-
H.rs.. -..t HiU. China Cord dn.
me- .Ftturahla M1'Gakin. Black Cashmere,
NHfua ff IS yrsuI Htes FsIf, low Crown do, Color
"a .l.I ieH .li riIH
cH.r.Hk aHd U'Ie Cloth n every variety, far
H.uf..l NHla thiirHua' Gaps.
r.u....aft.H.s -Hia Leather Travelling lnfiics. doe
r.Il .frEs fr.I.ra. lfHf Boxes.
rsI. .-aIa Leather NBlises, Leather Travelling
iIHH tHruFt li1r.
u.a.rfsara5 a.-IIk and Gin cham Umbrellas, Walk
Ie Dres Pocket cutlery, lifr Brushes. Tooth
#rusl.a tUni.a. 90.
HpTS fvp YOUTHS CLOTHING
rfI ana elffHIsfH .aHrfrneut ut Boys and nutns
TIHfhIur. uf atHrY isarrptuu.
ttsEstarf sos. g. ists. AU
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p. nI1..IArKnAn 4 rArrnn p

HLACKMAR a PATTON,
,WcyrgtNg slNS NNp NUNS AcL,RE-
PI a NO FoRTES-
NELOnEuNS AND GUITARS.
uf tFs hssi uiBksrss
vtoiins, FIutes, Clarionsts aud Flutinast
HH INy TNSTHf WfNIN FOR HtNnS.
s.Flnrs ana Trlmmings Coz ait tnstrumrnts A.. A.
-IlEEl t~lC iN-lbl it"N Huuk-.
AN.
musicai Merchandiss 90 ali kind..
htu rlAtN- t.s.u 'u flrt p'lu.ut i'r uyw ones.
" -.arl baHi rlu,- tir .lls ur r,ut sheet Nr.
~ tni Instruct uau HnHs souf ly u.,L postage fuy.
t...I. 81. ..f fHs .anHfrr
t ~ i... tsis sIy
~ rf.sNra - r...................s. y snrsfr y n
nUCKNER a cRUMP,
CHEMISTS and DRUGGISTS.
Wa.I.u.I.u street,
NI"k-HJ R, MISSISSIPPI
II ANtNe rHf tIa. We rt"gHfY -rlrrtrd siurk Ui
y ~ -, ..r..g, NJ i,Ri',.- vtb!riyt. ". ,,i>T.
uIIa STATIONERY. HLNNk BHuk-. t,l.N~-. ste.
q. tI fr. q. usually s..i 'n .ur ht-.pH-.-
IHrH .Hi extensive uFlft.#s uf Yur protection rH
ssI.srI r.IHstr. enables us t1 as.ure oar ssrulrg
r.IIa o.. ..ufiH. .Iifthle 90 tns peculiar diseases
II .Ia .H.. Ite. saI Gsn a baraHth suuuiedea q
.'#.r H.s.ur "a- ia'.1l compounded With -iII aud
nr u..syra sI 1yc L.s undivided attention Co. the
HrI. H.ll @. .U.. uI tHH hIs.ue.s.
Weusr .biI'v ,au.t q cont ulnuauc, eftla patron.
lf7 Hi tIe lfts tru' uf a.. u WH1amsn Cos and of
~. nIN.r ..u"rI.Y.
rrs'rI r.. q. iss1. s-iv
DANIEL swETT,
fWnuHTER
tvn NH.f..ttr tNu nrru nrHrnrv.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS,
HIFLF- PISTOLS NNu gApS.
Plantation nud Carpenters Tools,
fEENfH CHfNt AAH GRANITE WIEE
t1as Ware sud Lamps.
W Uu NJ ANN % W IIUM WARE.
NIfsE FTRNfsHfNG GpqbS
rauss. ,aHuas ulu.ia O. .pe. Wall Papers. Borders.
Centre rs"Ha 1Ht EIrU -srGrua.
FANCY GROCERIES NNU TOBACCO,
tH.Hs ttIgeu tud NIlek Teas.
fNhff go EHIF hELTTf9 AND PACKING,
AsiatII ItHNL IMPLEMENTS.
tNhuEN ~EFf~.
NaahIu gtUu street.
NIlk-UJN8.
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IT" NII0'III i'iVII
New York. Dec. q, 1858.


BOILER Explosion AND Loss OF LIrE.-
The Floyd Carroll Pari,h) Louisianian, of
the lst.. says:
Mr. Jesse IT. Chaney. living on Swan
Lake. in thi- Parish, met with serious
accident on Thursday evening last, losing
three of his most valuable negroes by the
explosion Of the boiler in his saw mill
The engineer who Was a white man. was
dreadiully wounded, though it il hoped
he viii recover. The main force of the
explosion seemed to sweep out sideways,
scattering bricks, mortar tiLibers and
pieces OF the fractured boiler in every di-
rection. and blowing one negro through
an adjacent building another, who was
carpenter. c. and engaged at the time in
b-ilding a she'd directly over the boiler,
was blown some two hundred yards The
engineer was at the head of the saw at
The time Of the explosion. and sta es that
he had jus; tried the water gauge some
thirty minutes before. and found plenty
Of water he also states that there was
but forty pounds of steam in the boilers
we suppose to the square inch is under
stood-while the boiler was said to be full
ly competent to carry one hundred pounds
to the square inch
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Iroal Advertisements.
InscINcnt Nollce.

WvUEEEAS. at the May term I-5-. O..
w the Probate court of Newton conn
tv. Mississippi. the estate Of ". W.
URTNkNAIER wa- declared iu.alvaut:
Now, therefore IN the creditors Of said
estate sry hereby notified 90 come forward
and have their yI#m- duly pr1la.,d and
registered in tho Register kept hy tine
Clerk of said court within twelve months
from ,u, dat, of this publication. or they
viii o.. barred JOIIN ~. WELLS.
Ifaaa 'rFt.rar t.,#r...
T#f. %. l>5~. i--Um
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT IN PRosPECT.-
Tom Hyer, who fought Yankee Sullivan
about eleven years ago, publishes the fol-
lowing card in the New York Tribune:
To he Editor Of the Nea0 York Tribune:
Sir-Excuse the liberty take in tres
passing upon your valuable time, when
request you to give the following an inser-
ton in your paper 1t would appear that,
Judging from the tone Of the various Jour
mails in this city, the championship of Anne
rica lin regard TO the fighting ring) rests
with fiourishing laurels upon the brow of
Mr.. MoTrissey and after claiming that
championship publicly, he also ayows his
intention of retiring from the ring, fear
ing that, should he still hold forth his
puglllstlc principles, he might come in
contact with some one who would ease
him Of that honor.
In the late tight with Mr.. Beenan he
won the battle and claimed the champion
ship; and. after both parties recovered
from the effects of the fight, Mr.. Heenan
again challenges him through the columns
OF your paper. and in case he refuses the
challenge, extends it to the world to fight
any man for any sum to $4,000 and the
championship Of america.
Now, sir | deny the claim of either
party to that championship. hold the
belt myself, and am determined to hold it
till fairly conquered | will say, however,
for myself, ! never willingly entered the
ring, but when | am forced into it, | am
also determined to be forced out of it
only by greater powers Of muscle than
myself.
l accept Mr.. Heenan's challenge. and
will fight him or any other man for $4,000,
the fight to take place in three months
from the time the first amount is placed
in the Stockholders hands, in whatever
location both parties agree upon; and,
should nay engagement with NJ. II. prove
successful, lof which | have no doubt /
viii fight any man in the world for the
same amount twice over, rather than see
myself dispossessed of that which Justly
claim. Hoping you will give the above
an insertion,
remain. most respectfully yours,
THOMAS HYER,
The Ch.muiOn Of America
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pHtryrgtNs q ~lNs. tNu NrNNS NrT,EE.1
PI a NO FORTES-
NELupEONS AND GUITARS.
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Ntnlina, flutes Cinrtnmets aud FIutinaat
uH fNg INNTH MfNIN FOR HHNuS.
Nflnrs ana trimmings Coz all lnstrumrntS, Ar, Ar.
-uEFI 500 sic, iN@lkl tliuN Hiuk-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-03


open h0Dr before the starting 81 each Train, which
allows ample time for the purchase 81 Tickets. il Is
open al no other time during The day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave ou IA" A. NJ. Tram,
which connects throughout with Trains on the other
roads. Time 10 Richmond - hours. Washington two
days; Philadelphia Two and half, aud New York
three Gays. TINS y The cheapest ana best from
Nashville {" tie East
New orleans passengers leave on the $50 r. VI.
Train arriving at Menu hiS u tine a. connect for New
Orleans, on the evening oi the next day, aud 20
tn uugh with buat- without detention at Memphis.
Those fer MrMiuuye, sparta, and Bs,rshcha springs.
leave Nashville on the $50 =. VI. Tram. which
meets directly al Tulh0ua will the Train for McNmn-
vile. Persons leaving McMunyiiic IN The morning
arrive AT Na-lN ne at 80 I. ".
At Nashville, there are hoats which leave daily for
SmthluuI, ami connect with boats Tor different places
the OHIO aEt Mississippi rivers: al-u saiy line of
stages for Louisville. leaving every morning the
arrival of the night express
by ts change 81 schedule. the Train from Mem
phis connects direct ~ Stevenson with up and
down day Trans, causing no DELAY a. Nashville and
Eastern asscHgers, and one Lour D. gained tia
former = LedUlc IN gpug Memphis from Nashville.
& l. AM Et-ON,
-tf General Ticket Agent
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A Handsome City Residence,
No. IA Cedar Street.
Fer Sale priNatelY.

i AN Offering f@l sale, privately, that beau g.
L ufnl and commOdiOus family resderce, nj:
No. ~ Cedar St, on Capitol Hill, a few LII
doors below Vine. street, ct present owned and
occupied by W o. RAKEIs. The Improvements CO D.
sist of Two story brick, cortirirg rooms in the
main building, with additional the
passage in second story, making altogether rooms
There Is also good two story brick kitchen, con
tanning two servants rooms. Smoke House, Pantry
with other necessary out houses. including Stable
&c Tie Lot is so feet front Cedar street, running
back $50 feet 10 an alley
IT Is property presents many advantages 10 the
business man. in point Of location. 10 any yet offered
being but few minutes walk from any norton of
the business narts of the city. The price fixed upon
II should be inducemelt Ia the capitalist, 10
those wishing 10 procure homes in location every
way desirable We VIII take pleasure in showing
the property at any time t. crsOns wishing to
purchase II needs only an examination 20 commend
itself For terms, &C, apply e.
nnN12-tf Z r GIASC0CK Apnnf-
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ladies French Trunks
HIST II IfEEIXEn

T AIDES extra sized French Trunks with drawers ,
IL English Sole Leather Covered Trunks
Ladies' Bonnet Boxes with Trays
Sole Leather Valices, Buggy Trunks;
Travelling Bags, &c, &c.
For sale very cheap for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
octIS AZ College Street
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THE YOUNG wlFEs DIARY!


II coutlns the whole "a story Of woman . trials,
ana viii boz read "a tue deer, tlccg by all classes
81 tie community
These charming ~trri,s 800 b, su'c-clcd by others
81 similar !"-Dul ts"n several % Nll'L already
IN pre- Turatt'u.
Az the former peculiar feIiur,s Hi al" paper which
have given u a Nurid wtr TrIl.t tt'' vii be- con-
tinU~d. Shr the ty~rai uis Nil give an lnite
variety O. a. ever diy~i -ii"d Itg's- Among them
a number 90 fresh spicy. ann sing,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-03
KEOr Sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT in West Nashville, fronting
IA 100 feet on Dcmumbrane street, running back
ls6 feet v it'll McNairy street twelve feet alley
has a comfortable frame House with tive rooms, Is
tern, Stable, and other out houses.
For terms apply 10 A,DREw Ewing, +. r. GLsscocK
JSO. ". IENNINGIt y dece-tf
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Original Comic Stories.

which sH,cR ant RELISH ~ the 49,. hutn'r, ratlurSS
bTlAaucy. and sparNl rl Tho Times.
As h"rrtutorc. no labor n'r esp n-c viii %" spared
o. maintain tLc u-h rrputIuuH 'lIhc Home Journal,
which il e., erg trTr bah Al LuuIc ai4 tbr,lii.
know lodged g. Doc trc m,sf refined amt --Elt per
t,r, 81 Literature aud the Arts ths side OF tlc
aud "a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-03
TILE AYENGERt

This prodct,n b. entirely American IN constrnc-
ton. plHt n,iacut. Dialogue Scene. tone csou.
u cpuid tot have hvrI tfue q any ,tEcr country
nd Ir~s,ssrs .t,ra,tol.s - ull5r nature iur
those .'t- TIE urrrur born u Is a SUsciIiuy-a
JoJiDr io',ht az .1Iaf knhr value.
The tAird q! thus attractive series of American sto-
rice
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Beautiful Building Lets.

7 HAVE for sale. priv atey hands me Building
Il Lat iruI In 80 feet an NORTH Cherry street, sd
OinH the residence OF Mr.. ia, mas EuTce and run
ming hall way back to Summer street, which / will
sell upon credit of one, two, three, four and five
years. This lat l. situated in desirable and thirty
ing portion O the city. and iOr Tine references l.
surpassed We will divide 10 suit purchasers. For
terms, &c, apply 10
dccI5-tf F. r. GLASCOCK, Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-03
ECst and Cheapest Family Newspaper

A. mur~ copies Of tho NEw -Efti-~ WI % Jrint-
ell than uta~r,i tro-a Ngii. Ar-rr begin with
thc '"mmru rrtnyHt & tAc tuluu,y 81 10 hr ahir 20
an 80 by Forwarding their .b1CrIt'u- without de-
lay.
IFsNs. For one ""ry, g, Tor three copirs, s.
cps ior 'hrs' wears r. fpr riuh Of seven
copies, SO: ter Ctnb cd H'etu cupirs S,b, tn4 -
that r-to for q. IA ger club--tlNils .n vance
AdSrrss. Mp.;l;i~ & WILLIS,
kul"rs and Proprietor, 10. Fulton street,
novls Nc~ lur&.
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LEATHER REFINING

. Hnn FEET on hand from ? to II inches wide
O.OOO An extra lot of LACE LEATHER To all
OF which invite the attention OF all III want Of above
articles which viii be sold low for cash at Nos. SO
oct2-tr b.. II. CUTTER
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Thick and Double Sole BrOgans.
A LARGE assortment Of BEk0GANS Of the very
IA best manufacture
And of Double Soed and Thick Kip Boots
Just rcceIvdd and offered low prices for cash by
JOHN RAMAGE,
oCtiS. ~ College Street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-03

GROC ERIES.
WE nnx receiving ~ ihe largest and Trost
w desirable sto, X 81 GrtceTirs vasrSd Ia the
trade b. any house ii the city, to-~h:
81 hhds New Orleans 500 barrels Whisky, al
Sug sr; bran
$50 bags New Orleans 3 casks Imp'teI French
CeHrc. BTan.y.
20 bbls ILntation Mo- 5 casks Holland Gin;
4asr-s. $50 b As Family soap:
45 half bbs Plantation $50 FRESH tlaIsEts;
A,,lasses; l01 x" d.,
4C5 bikes Candies; Is = do,
1909 Kegs AssOrt d Nails $50 biNes Fresh Cove Oys
SO b-'N Tailawi asalss; ters,
- bb s tTnsltrd sugar, Has & ZINE saits
IS box W L. Cases, 100 4" coarse DO;
IS A. H. do;
$4,000 Cigars, AL brands
I55 taxes chewing tobaoco, al grades
With many other zrtclrs numerous Ia meut.'u, al
of u shth viii SSH al unusually io~ Prioss D.
Cash dea eFs.
a.,oao-u FISHER wHuESS 4 co.
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lANiS IN NacGaN0ck.

7 HAVE fer sale privately, 70 lots in McGavock
l. situated on Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue.
Florence, Albert Avenue, HcHdershutt and James
stree :, WI ch will sell great bHfgai :. These
Lots among OF the beautiful in that ad.
dition, and a. those Of small means, wanting cheap
homes, now is their chance. For particulars call on
Z GL.ASC, Ck,
oct7-tf Agent
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EOY SsCNt.

TIVE house of Mrs. s V D. STOUT, Front street.
Sc, ond door from the corner of Bridge add
the square, and low Orcupled by Mr.. JOINS as a
boarding house. TIE " nj Is suitable as business
stand, the upper part "A family residence There
- ais" Black smith 5 shop in the rear. ali of winch
val be rented tgcIhcT Tor the mex year. Posses.
sion given LIST OF January next. Enqulre OF
noV2O-tf F. X. GIASCUCk Agent
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Change Of Schedule.
- s5l5s7:3 O. g.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
ES- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -ssN
EACH WAY OVER TIRE ROAD

ON and amer SUNDAY, JULY 1lth, 1855, the Pas
~ scnEer Train viii run follows
Leav" Nashville daIly at 4. NJ and 2:30 J.. VI.
Arriving AT Chattanooga at2.2G I. NJ and % \ VI.
Leave Chattanooga at A. VI. and 4 ~.
Arriving at Nashville Al : 80 4. VI. and $40 A. NJ.
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W. e.. CEESA4DS ~ CO.'S
PATEN
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.
THE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee ~ the above patent abont one year
ago and has since Introduced extensively In various
portions Of the state asks the attention OF build
ers and the public generally to examine itssuPerior
ity other modes of Routing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
is impcrvous water elastic and flexible, IL will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure to Ore II is
cheaper than nv roof IL the old style and
il will give better satisfaction To its durability there
is no question II is the best thing invented for
painting Of oil leaky tin roofs.
es- The Cement will be furnished to those at dis
lance with directions for using.
Sc COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Es- Orders sent TO the undersigned, through the
Post Office will be promptly attended 10
/ would respectfully refer I" the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS AND MECHANICS OF NASHVILLE
Mai. A. HEIMA<
Aessrs. HUGHES y SMITH.
fa COLEMAN SPAIN.
WA. STOCkEIL,
Mr.. II. NJ. AkEHOYD.
wARREN & MOORE,
HUUGH X MCCULLOUGH,
Coz. IL l. ANDERSON, ~ Co.,
Rev. & u. ELLIOTT,
ID. r. WlLklN,
4 r. j. MEiGS,
ENOCII ENSI.EY,
SLAUGHTER X HEREFORD,
W q. SlIAfARn,
J y. WILLARD
A. v. : IJAB$LEY,
Gen. WA-IKBARRDW,
W II. tioRnoS 4 60
JAS. II. KENpRiCK.
Rector r. q. SMITH, Columbia
Mai. A. J. DoSEisOS, Davidson county,
Col. A. J. POLK. Msnry county.
sfy- The Nashville x Chattanooga Railroad Ctn
az nave Adopted this Cement fer the covering OF their
ears and other work.
e. Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere where the Cement has been IA general
use for several gears can he exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged IN various modes
Cement ruoung foE many YEAR, and nsifers himself
thar lac has gained experience and knowledge
duFmc titai Time.
have ma.e arrangements 10 receive superior
imported Article 90 ROo1ng Fcli from EBAIsIoS IRo
| ruEnS. New York
Samples Of Ronhng 20 DC seen n office.
J. T. NAIHURST,
O1ace No. Is bcaderck street
maylS-sm NASHsIiiE. Texx
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