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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03
6aits bp 1nrtion

A. NJ MsKwTS Aaotiopeer
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Trade Sese-
ID rooms, No. 10 PsEkTsw.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. :, a. q o'elooh
PRIVATE LIBRARY-CfGB, editions o. valuable Books in
ous depao including richly Illustrated Wefts aud
large collection Of Miscellaneous Literature &c Also few
dne Painting and Engnang and an Autograph Letter OF
John Jaw dated ls7l Catalogues are nov ready.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
Dee and 9. at O'Clock.
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS-Jus. received from London com
pring great variety Of the best Library Editions Of valuable
WORKS all departments; eIpensyey Illustrated and richly
bound olumes and Selections from Private Library Of Choice
Books various subjects &C Catalogues ready
AUTOGRAPHS al PRIVATE SALE--We have now in
course preparation catalogue Of large collection AUIO
GRAPH LETTERS snd DOCUMENTS TO be sold Only AZ
private ssel which viii be ready Dec and vi" be sent 70
any address application.
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THE ERICSSON CALORIC PREMIUM


Medal Awarded by the NewJersey State Fair)
Has been in operation for two and has proved itself well
adapted for many where light powers required
FOR PRINTING, PUMPING, HOSTING, DRIVING
COTTON GINS, Ec.,
Ii Is invaluable being economical than steam and
sble life property explosion There
h rsk from than from ordinary and
there charge Of their
being into buiditg dwelling. The Government
them In the Govsnmen. stores lille steam prohibited
Many certificates could Be given Of their value but hardly
necessary We the following specimen Of the
OYYCE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
MoRRIs EssEr RAILROAD C0HPAET
NEWARK N. j., Aug r. 1859
Csc. II. RHSroN, esq, Treasurer Newark Machine Co:
Dsdy SIR We have usd constantly since November last
Of Ercssons Caorc Eakles, built and furnished by the
Newark Machine Company We induced before purcha
ing the machine TO try H. fo your approximations that Il
would do the pumping at Summit station TO supply the
have asceTianed from carefully kept that the cost
does exceed 10 cents day and the ecape heat sufficient
during the Winter to the pipes em injury by
frost.
The machine requires but little attention. which be
dered by ordinary aboIing and deem the most
desirable machine for this purPese that have yet
heard Of and think that needs but be introduced
vince the mos skeptical Of its utility.
Yoars truly. j. B. BASSISGER,
Engineer snd SaBt. Morris and EsseI X. r.
These Engines manufactured exclusively u the State Of
He~Jersey by the
KEWARK MACHINE COMPANY,
who prepared 10 Ill orders for ~ other machinery
for any part Of tbe United States n the world.
The Puehc are Invited thss engines the Works
OF TIE Company, corner Of High and ortngests.
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PoRr-Au-PRiScE.-By the bng Baltimore, which
arrived on Friday, we have Port-au-Prnce dates TO
Nov IL. The market was overstocked with -four,
selling at 81 10. Provisions dull-large supply. Coffee
very scarce and high.
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WHAT CHEER YEAST

DE SURE to ask for WHAT CHEER YEAST
ID CAKES-These guaranteed 20 be made Of pure dry
hops and be free from any drug whstever Try them and
you win be without them you value III b and
bread Price Is dozen FOR sss by all the Grocer and
wholesale By $. w. SMITH, No 90 Broadway.
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AIisrelIaneous.

CONFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE and RIP
JTAII-LFCOMTEs, No. 236 Csreeawie, a. Gnu - -
large assortment Of confectionery for The aoisrs luz ~
eeyed invoice Of French Bon son' ss.s. ToTs Ia
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TOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE % GnT VERY
II IN. steamer JOHN BROOKS leave. res,,np E,si,ht
1IvsniY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st ~ M stSl.,
,tn ~ m. love. rs,es. T. LoCKTERD Co. 10 oo-..
NTORTHERN X. r. Of n. JERSEi-For i saot
~ nom, Evaek Hackenssck Ensswood kc-Ls sso snd
n r,iaTj,s q IsTnaay excepted At $50 m aha a., m
"a ~, Leaves Piernont :o5 and 7'sa m ana - p -
T,Op BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW-
PoRT and FALL RIvER-Tse ,Plensle wa aver,
s.mer METROPOLIS Capt srs.p e1,s, o'sloS
= 80 the EMPIRE STATE. CsPs, brsytSn on ~ pt
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At ooiocs III u'A' = -
10. O. " r. 8. ~ 1, -. ,..,,.d "A ,nv .ppli
-. pntiI the zane shall have been paid or 49,
an Boston l. forwarded through with great dispatch 81
an EIpress Freight Train A., ~ o,,a n w.s..s.
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/ TON for BOSTON PR0VIDENCE-LAnd koase-lne
.horte, ana most drect-CAryinz the Eastern MAIL n
Ts .,es1er. PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone, ana "
VANDERBILT Capt ID. 2. Sturge- In eonnecnon VIZ p
,oninon and Providence, and Boston and ~
r. ihrst wharf above Bsiserypace 81 10 ana eton
ngtOu p. arrival Of The mall tram "aeh caves
The e VxNbERBILT from New-York, Monday, Wednes
Day and Friday From s'onnston TUESDAY AnS'''' anu
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New-York; TuesSly Thurs
ssv ard Saturday Stonington-Monday, WEDNESDAY
and Fndsy. a.. - p.u-o.d "a Prov,
Passengers proceed from sOningten per koad 70 s
a. nd Boston in Express Mail Tram reaching SAFE
nla in advance those BY other routes and IN TINE
e. m Ire eny Morning Lines connecting Norm ana M
b. prefer H. remain board the steamer ENJOY
res. breakfast desired and leave stoaln
ION In train connecting Il froViaenee VIZ" TUG
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way. .,-L. ..,., -, ho.,s IN.
steamer the Freight Office Pier NO = norm h'ef -
he Office OF the Company No. 10 Baitery-paee.
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Eeoal Notifies.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL @.
BARNARD esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice
Il hereby given according law to all having claims
asuns, SAMUEL f. CORNISH late Of the City Of brooklyn,
that they required 20 exhibit the with the
thereof the subscriber the executor at the oce q
BARNEY BUTLER PARSONS Trinity buildings, No. ID
Broadway In the City New before the lh day
March next-Dated September Z, 1888.
s0 law6nloS CHARLES d. Raj Executor,
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
IN from his debts pursuant to the provisions Of
Title of the 5th Chapter OF the second
part the Revised Statutes LEVI W. GRAY OF Little Falls
Hekimer County NewYork Notice first published October
I'D 1889 Creditors appear before the Hon ROBERT EARL
Judge Of said County at his ONCE In Herkmer hs
is day Of December next at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
OF fawl0wS II. LINK, Attorney.
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the Discharge
IN ofan INsOLvENT from his Debts pursuant to the provs-
ions the Sd article the st title Of the &h chapter the "a
part Of the Revised StautesNoce FIRST published Oct 20 1889
JAMES NJ WHITE Of the City Of Brooklyn in the County q
Kings in the State Of NewYork in his individual capacity and
member Of the firm Of J. NJ. WHITE & UNDERHILL-
Creditors to appear before the Hon. SAMUEL d. NORRIS
County Judge of Kings County law Of the Su
Court at his office he chambers Of the said gndse In tho
City Hall In the City OF Brooklyn In said Comfy Kings tho
22d day Of December 1855 10 O'Clock in the forenoon show
any they have why assignment Of said usoents
tate should not be made and he be discharged FROM his debts
pursuant to law. JAMES NJ WHITE, Insolvent.
o29 law6wS ]. NJ EAGER Attorney for said Insolyept.
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Gxo. A. LHAyITT, ADcieaeeE
DY GEO. A. l. E AVITT d U 4

TRADE sALZROOMS, Nos. 81 AID 57s BROADWAY,
sALK eP
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WORKS OF ART, dc.
~ ConsiEnments selected al
MONDAY, Dee r. and following jsFs commencing each asy
st4 O'Clock, pm. -.
SALE EXTRAORDINARY OF ENGLISH BOOKS;
The masR6cent assemblsse Of Books ever offered ny
Az ion being choice and costly collection Of and valuable
Books IN every department Of Literature both Ancient
aud Modern comprising the best editions OF the best altho
all Of which the finest condition and ht Tor the
shelves Of gentleman the whole being consignment rom m
eminent London Catalogues ready and be
had Of the Aoctioneers.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
~ the deed Of trust executed the 18th day Of August
A 1877 the undersigned Trustees will SELL at public
auction, TUESDAY, tine lh Of January next e O'CLOCK
D. M Rotunds of the Merchants Exchange New ork
City following steamships together with the Tackle
Apparel Furniture and all other apPtenanees tbereunto De-
belonging 10 wit .u., <,,.,,
ILLINOIS EMPIRE CITY
STAR OF THE WEST MOSES TAYLOR,
PHILADELPHIA.
Terms OF sale-cash. -
Dated In the City Of ork this 5th day Of Ney A D.,
T5q MARSHALL o. ROBERTS)
HORACE y. CLARK, TrusteeA
EDWARD y. DICkERSOR,)
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ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS,
" ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY,
ENGRAVINGS, BRONZES, &C,
By c. J. WOLBERT Co, Auctioneers,
Philadelphia.
On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. 2. at 10 O'Clock az No A7
Chestnut-st. Chieke q Sons Piano WaereoH,
Estate Of J. J.. Nansyckel esq, deceased
Executrixs Peremptory sale,
Comprising large number Of Original OIL Paintings oy enin
European and American Artists among whom are onOerg
seiDbrek Krouseusn Schroster Kiorbock Burkl Winner,
Rohermel Edmund Eagles. Ropes r. Zabner Jere. wilson
Camphsufen. DelattTe Gurd, Monteont WhStdge, Bon
field, Schmidt. Winner and others.
Italian Marble sstuary, by steinhausen sod others Bas
Reies by Bartholomew.
Proof Copies, Fine Enravings
Genuine Italian Bronzes
Articles Of Vertu Costly Furniture, Fire Arms, &c.
exhibited for examination three days por
the sale. 49,,
Catalogues will be by mail application TO C. j. VOL
BERT & Co., Philadelphia
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1
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON and
OGLAsGOW. ealing QUEENSTOWN, Ireland 20 land and
/ smbsrt passengers aud dispatches
The liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia Steamship Com;
Danys splendid built Iron Screw Steamships intended
| PROM NEW YORK yoA LIVERPOOL;
vIG0......................sATu December g.
EDNBURGH. .:.:......s SATURDAY, December II
And eech alternate Saturday .; nom Pier No "A n K
CITY OF mtSchEsfER ss4uRe&Y' december 10
nd sS month n Winter and each sps.s Saturday in sum
ner from Pier NO. ~ North River
| RATES OF PASSAGE;
Cabin TO Qneensown Liverpool or GlAeow.....'..."s
fhird Class TO 9sesnstO~u Liverpool Glasgow %
sSiIS Gas. Return Tickets: .ya.iic for :ii ncni. rom
Passenger. iorwafdsd to Hsri. Psi. Hamburg Brsmsn
Certificates Of passage Issued rom Liverpool and Gassow to
These Steamer. have superior accommodation for Passengers
constructed with wstersh compartments and carry eI-
,srienesd Surgeons
TOr freight Passage sgply .. the Once Of the Company
john O. DALE No Is BsroaasSsy Nsw;,YYOrs, Agent
In Glassow to wh INMAN, No 10 Dt1on-st
V'HE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs steamship
BREMEN, II. VESSELS, Commander carrying the United
States Mail will s ~ RGssbs,sSly 6 ;a 81 .pm
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON, HAvRH, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN, at the
Fir., Cabin 500; second Cabin seO steerase, saS.
''i''''NS'' dEfffeKpR 'RSEUToES & REIeHELr,
No. "a Broadway q
DORTIAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEKLY
Il LINE, Wis VICTORIA BRIDGE.
The hrst-class steamships,
CHESAPEAKE.........Cspt Sidney Croven,
PATAPSCO-............C Capt L. H. Lsyneld,
g leave Pier No II North River NewYoTk and Browns
Wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
o'clock, p NJ knnning time, 80 hours
Passage inclsdnz meals snd ststeroon, s5.
These with Grand Trunk Railway ard form
the cheapest and expeditions freight Line to Montreal and
Quebec.
Apply to H. B. CROMWELL Co., No ss wss.-st
limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
" For HAVANA and EEW-ORLEANS.-Ths fast and
fsvorte steamship GRANADA, John MCGOWAN, Captain, viii
sail SATURDAY, Dec. 3, ., O'Clock p. m. from Pier
foot Of Waens North River Bills Of lading Of the proper
FORM furnished At the sice and NO bills Of l.dnz viii be
signed aef the hour OF sailing For freight apply
No. In Wes.-st. corner q Warren ~ U. RObERfS-
ESOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-Tbe Aneri-
can Atlantic Screw Steamship Company asd favore
steamship HUNTSVILLE John A. Post Commander, will
leave Plez No II n. R. THURSDAY, Dec O'clock
a Passage 10 Savannah with unsurpassed accommodations
MontsoEery so Albany Ga, f2 Columbus 8 ls, Atlanta
20 Aseon ell Augusta 90 Also principal places tn Florida
oNesf rates Freight 10 foot insurance. onehsH
Per eeni NO rsk tab under S10a. Apply 10
h. b. CROMWELL 4 Co. No. as Westst-
t'Ok SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. 8.
ii Nf-Ihe tvorite steamship FLORIDA, Capt
isaac CEo"eA viii leave SATURDAY, December 10.
- n non fer No n r. Through Mont
Aiianta Albany and Macon. Bills Of Lafnf
'NsLee sa.s % o91yd ror freight passage apply
eAMuEL L hircHILL L SON. No u Broadway.
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Dantins Academies

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. No. 800 Broadway, New-York
No 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and FklOf an
n BrooklyD. . =. . ,,, . ~
GLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES fOh BEOlNNEhs'
Quarter commences from the FIRST lesson taken. go -,
Private for Ladies at u seventh EDITION o. DSo
worths votk Dancing and for she se OF ma PSp Iun
ssed - ,,
Circulars At either Academy.
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Bniloing Hlateriab.

CHIMNEY TOPS-Plain and Ornamental-An
~ STYLES and patterns Also American VitT6ed Drain
Pipe Long Island Pottery Depot, No IS Nassau s. n 4
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~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Vi. JEksEr
CITY-Ma and Express lines leave New fork AZ NhS ~
- "a and D. 10 fare 80 Through Tickets sold for Cin,
nnati and The West and for Washington, sno
The south &C. and through baggage checked to warrington
. III ~ w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii received for trains unless delivered Ane
checied rs mnntes In advance Of the tune OF esyn1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

LINGUISTIC TILES for FLO0RS.-Minton's
h Tiles for Vestbues Halls Dining Rooms Conserysores
Hearths and for public buildings Of every kind laid by the
subscribers in the Capitol Washington and in churches
banks hotels and dwellings in part Of the country
As0 9@nkhk Chimney Tops, Drain Pipe &c For sale b
MILLER 4 COATES,
No. 27s PeArst, SewYork.
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~ LINIMENT.-BEWARE OF CoUNTERkElTS, and bug
none hut BURDSALL'S ORIGINAL ARTICLE, the reputa
tOn which has occaoned the production Of several Articles
bearing somewhat similar name well as some when arg
mere Sounerfeits of the Genuine Sold by ali the principal
Druggists and general StoTekeepers. Price q cents
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS

XHTE are receiving fine assortment Of Furnishing
~ Goods, Of which sH rSsgcry yaTietya4 pat
terms Collars Gloves, Suseudsrs kohe Neck
Tes PoL handkerchief Umhrelos, UNDERWEAR-eSeTy
sarety Money H0SBef Cotton, Meuo. and
kCashrere-TRAVBtdNG sHAWLs GsuHtlets Of Bue<ssin,
! Eia and Calf, &c, for sale By -. .-.-.,s
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Fancy Goods.

DACHGAMMON Boards, Domlnoes, CAs1usrs. and Chess,
Boards,a great variety II other fngs Just received and
or ssie By J. u McGILLs
Ladies' and Gentlemen Furnishing ntoret
Cerner u sauara and Co Streeta
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To Corre-spoDdenTs,

1t will great deal necessary trouble friends
ID writing to u, will beal in mird the following rules:
Ays give the date Post Once county and State in the body
OF your letter.
II yen wish the Paper changed from ece another give
you write on business apd other Matters write separate
sheets O. paper or different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and communications solicited all SUCH
ana SUBJECTS be Ct information public
Anonymous COMMUNICATIONS Whatever character viii receive
attention.
Correspondents Should only upon the paper
I'VE cannot undertake 10 return
All letters business should he directed Messrs E.
EASTMAN CO., and personally either the Pro-
pretors
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HOUSE ANDLOTFOR SALE.

B.H. Willis, ct. al. Elizabeth G -Chldress.et
pursuance OF decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered st the October term, sJ9 in the above euse
will oer for sae at hecourt house NAshvillcn
the ID day OF December next house and f rcnd on High
street. IN the Southern part Of the city Of Nashville
5 Iee on the East ses OF said street,
about ~ feet to the Tennessee Alabama Railroad. The
mouse Is sooa orc with sxroOms AID Is in good repair This
properly IN the res territory AID is exempt from all taxes
belongs 70 the estate Of Catharne Willis sold to
pay debts Of the estate and for distribution among ne heirs
TERMS eredi. Of and years WIN interest vii oe
gyen except the sum Of 1900 which note at sixty days
well endorsed and in hank will Be requids and s1ien
will Be returned to thaPaTent 81 sad 1ote tuf'
AZ '-'' % A'''s F.R. CHEATHAN. o. NJ.
Err GtGssocE, Aussionsu. eers-ad
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YNyHs Grsnbeg Vegetable Pills offered only rslafs
for the ere diseases srising deEangesst The
digestive organs, and the symptoms indicating Their e
pederally Consumption, Headache Nervousness Ueine 81
eating, BoUsness, Heartburn. Acct Nae tafulsuce.
Appetite, Debility, Eanness Pain 10 se Stomach and
Bowels Dyensa Liver Complaint Bells GrzptODs Retes5
DISTURBED Sleeping GrpiagI, RevsIshness, and Low %
hons nd Remttent FeTers.
on coat N tIe, great n.da1sE AID from 8s fact Tia
keV Vsr grippe tie 6osls IN c0n1ps
tel ut he GrefsaASFg Pis rid bs found more s
ant than any others.
M PACK 25 CENTS srR OK BALLAD
yorR ao1Es WILL az skSr ~ MAIL
A. TBK couEIRY, ALEX MACKENZIE,
nov Is-tf COLLEGE Street, Nashville.
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TUsT received, beautiful lot. all descriptions csgfts
ing Pfan and Fancy Ivory and Tor she'll hes.Of dig
kinds II wood among which kbOny, R0seEoE &aa
Molucca, and Whalebone. For sale By
ocu2 - }. aeslLL-
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louisville and Nashville
u ~ a

1.-TWO through Passenger Trains between Nashville and Lou
isville, making close connections Louisville for New
York, Boston, philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City Buff
alo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Cueiuna ST. Louis and the
FAR west.
First train leaves Nashville daily stopping at GaA
tin, Bowling Green. Glasgow Junction, Babs thteWu. and
all regular stations South o: Lebanon Junction. when gnad
by hag and arriving in Louisville at $50 NJ. Returning
in Nashville at $40 pm.
Second train leaves Nashville NJ daily Sundays ex
cepedl stopping 6st train and arriving Ia Louisville az
u night Returning leaves Louisville At 81 NJ stopping
IS above, and arriving in Nashville at 1910 at night
Ggatih Accommodation Tlaia leaves Nashville daily (Sunt
days eEeP9dl at AGO NJ, tOppng regular stations when
gnslled by flag and arriving In Gallztin 62j NJ Rel
turning Gaan at 90 and arrives in Nashville al
e:<5 A. NJ.
JAMES F. GAMBLE, supt.
Al. FIELD, Gent. TicketAg't.
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IN TIE wEEKLr

ONE DOLLAR Square the @ and FTrT CENTS for eacr
subsequent il serton
advertisements published in bOL the Daily Weekly, will
the full daily ae with half the weekly rates
zEa9sieat Adstrssses asst paiI Tor at tie tiuef
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08
NOTICE.

HNE subscribers to the Stock the Spring Street Bridge
Company are requested 70 at tn Office Of " s.
tile purpose Of eleciing seven Directors - ,,
-, by order Of TIE COMMISSIONERS.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HUmPIE-

" III NVNNIN GUINL " EIDINE-lI7l
lreys COunJy, Eenla.--Luec, HALEY and othsray
Tns Heirs Of Iaac Hedge, decsas-Feiiton 70 sell Land ia
appearing to the tsfacon Of TIE Clerk Aaser hon e al
legations IN the petition Which TO- that saut fto
xHd VIE Mary 0rleana Hedge Nancy a ee 40 Ieo
children Isaac Hedge dece ua1es not kn5sa
defendants in the All Of whom are noe rsssot 81
state Of Tennessee and he STATE Of Missouri
not in the reach of ordinary process OF M Coa a
fore ordered that publication d made 20 feaF scefs weeks
In he ioN and American, puassoi eltF
Of airing the above nsmed resilient dsnj
ants h ear 6efsre The County Court to he ~
he es5niy q Humphreys, he Court house the town Il Wa
srlV On Monday II January next ple ass,sor
snr 10 said petition, ks will t1ken sr esE sssed
and hearing parte to then this he 9Sa day No
yenher, 1Fde LkNI MccOLLUM, "
dec2-E4E, prs fee 80 Clerk 4 Msusr.
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0asB6ille 1lnion ann 9meritau.
Daily IS; Tri-weekly s.; weekly %.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN The DAILY.
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q q a iiS5s7ssiis
kNpECFAL NOTICE.

~ stlnf5.e q f5El.e-fift sSftElit
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TFNHE Adams Express Company beg leave TO thei
friends and The public Of shyle that they have couclud
ed with the Louisville ana Nashville Rail Roa
Company, uuder which they will extend The operations the
RPEs TO the line Of that Road, commencing August list, 1859
On the completion of the Nashville and the Bowling
Green, about the lO Of August lo9 messengers will
through between Nashville anu Louisville.
For particulars Is to rates, time, &C apply 70 81.
o. -. .' A. X. HOLT,
nue. diff No. . Market Street, Naslyile, Tenn
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TAR W ANTS

Il A Il II A n It's
E..- =e-s -BFFBRVEseENF y s.rar
s L TZ Err AP RTE"NT,
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared in CONFORMITY Win
she Snayssof the waters Of the celebrated Settler Spring. in
isrInany in most convenient and portable form has
Sc eRiyss3lly5essi S ssRof fsog6lerePR
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
n se and as being entitled special preference over the many
ce both from its compacaess and greater efficacy. may he
nsel W1th-ihe hestedect IL All ----
Bilious and Fsre Diseases Sick Readae6s Loss OF Ars.
.-sReideattotAe
SRTEESG lASDsUMHEE SEASONS.
particularly adapted to the wants Of Travellers by ard
Land. Residents in Hot Climates, Persons sedentary
Habits, Iuvads, and Convalescents Captains Of
clifton to their Medicine Chest
viii those who have used it, it has high favor and is deemed h
n TORPID state Of The LiSerIt renders great service
h cont n gives the hast satisfaction al
laying an inamrstoy symptoms, and in ehctua
"a ssoess eases Of razsL llaiqeStsos, Heartburn and
CotjBeHessPFoNs Medicine creates! utility
Acaty ~ ne Ao72ae and tie Distressing sickness 90
Usaa4 during pTegReyl speedily, and with marked
success 1nder its ealthfri Influence.
HGgoTis the gregessf Sief to those afflicted sciA sab
,e 70 tie feGently acting on the bowels neualsing AL
Irritating ecretOns and thereby removing all nfammatoy ten
IN fact lis iR5alua51e al aoAere Gentle peries
PUrVGticei Is regVired.
is in the form Of powder, carefully put in bottles, 20
keep in aEeDae, AID masey I'd hires ssred upon it to
produce adelightful elervescent beverage.
Taken in the mornings atereres with the svocaos
OF The day, acting gently the system, restoring the digestive
powers, exciting healthy and Vigorous Of the stomach
creating elasticity OF En few spirits which give Eost
TO enjoyment Il also enables the invalid enjoy many
iuxes with mpunity, fro which he otherwise be
barred and without which lie is Ekspme and distressing
from protest. nal and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country and its steadily
increasing popularity for series years strongly guarantee
efficacy and valuable ecte and commend to thefayorabI
notice Of an intelligent public.
ed and cld and afoi bu
JOHN A. TARRANT 4 CO., Druggists,
- uDel5-dlv o. No Greenwich ST. Warren " L