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NEW ADVANCEMENT.

FHERAVELLRRs for the North and est from the South
siatas procure Tickets from Char eon savannah
Chattanooga montgomery MAcon Wilmington, Knoxville
Iyncburg Washington. Atlanta, sBd Augusta to Louis,
Louisville, Cairo. Hickman, Columbus Evansville. Cincinnati
New Orleans Fiesburg, Paducah, Smithand and Memphis via
Nashville Tennessee.
FIRST class Railroads and Steamboats, with close connections
all points, Passengers arriving Nashville via Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad directly boat without detention
Thss the quickest and cheapest route for tAose bound for the
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. Louis Line
The Fine steamboats, B. ID. hunyan Mnneenka, Sale Wes
Cuba and J. G. Cline.
One Of these Boa viii leave Nashville day at 2 NJ
Reeng al Cairo vita Illinois Genital 2aroads and through from
Nashville 70 st. Lotis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reance, Dnne, Ella, John ault and Tempest leave Nash
vile every Thursday and Tuesday, IL O'Clock, M time
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours Cincinnati four
Regular Mem y his, New Orleans and VicIkS-
burg LSne OF R0ats.
James johnson, Nashville E. HOwar Re Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One OF these oa will leave Nashville every other
day at noon; time from Nashville Memphis S hours Vcks
bnrz Eve days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting
For hrscass accommodation the Boats Tickets
procured at the different points, prices named In the annexed
Schedule Of Rates
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OFFICIAL.
Opinions of the Supreme Court of the state
OF Tennessee, deliN cred at Nashville, al
December Term, 1858.
ssrah chapman vs.. The State Of Tsnnssses.

sarah Chapman The State of Tennessee.
This is an indictment in the Circuit Court of
Overton, for Obtaining one quart Of whisky from
Joseph Mo ton by ''Tslse aud fraudulent preten>
ces" She is charged 10 have falsely represented
and pretended that she was sent by one James
Brown to get the spirits for him This is under the
act of 1842 ch. 48, and was found 23i June, 1855
A conviction was had at The same term, and SEN
tenee TO three years confinement in the Peniten-
tisry The jury mmebded the defendant to
the mercy OF the court, but the court declined TO
'Ieesss the penalty imposed BY the so'," he was
authorized TO do, on the Recommendation" Of the
jury by the 81 section, where the goods obtained
do not exceed the value Of ten dollars.
We are now urged TO grant the release. We
doubt power do so, al it was probably in
tended to cJnfne this discretionary power 10 the
Judge trying the case, who would have all the facts
before him. and on that account be better able TO
form correct opinion upon the merits Of the case.
lie ia led TO notice the recommendation in any way,
and thereby tseily rejsctcd it.
We held at Knoxville that the power given to the
Circuit Judge, to commute the punishment in the
Penitentary TO confnement in the common jail, in
of petit larceny, given alone to the Judge
below, and could not be exercised by this court.
That is analogous TO this case.
This small case brings up sn important question,
upon of the in arrest which s 70 settle
the time when the code went into effect. The ques-
tion arises in this WY. The code changes the lime
of holding OvertOn circuit Court, from the 30 Mon
day of February, June, snd October 10 the 4Ih
Monday of January, May and September. So If
the act constituting the code Was in force before
the Sd Monday June it is insisted that there was
no authority Tor the proceedings and judgment in
this case, as the court was sitting ct the wrong
time being different from that 6xeaby the lstest act
The question might be avoided By dispOsiDg Of the
present case upon other grounds, but We prefer TO
meet it ut once there seems TO be some diversity
of opinion on the question: and it s certainly very
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A dispensstiOn from the Pope was necessary to
enable the the marriage Of the Prince Napoleon and
the Princess ClOlide TO be celebrated on Sunday
His Holiness only granted 1t at once, but accom-
panied it with his congratulations
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PiccOlOmOUi replied to sereuade at Troy: "shen-
:lemen: am veer mOoch Obligee for dis compile
mentz. am veer poOre speak Anglish, unt feels
sheepy.
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A London paper has this bit of gOssip:-'PiecO
lomn is said to have received an offer of marriage
from afashiOaabIe and very young New Yorker since
her arriv in America
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All the Boston papers suspended publication on
WashingtOn's birthday, it being legal holiday in
Massachusetts
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FARMERS

IA ARM ERS
WTILL doubtless be gated observe that in view Of the
w continued srngency, have make such
reduction popular and unapproachAble Corn and
Cob Mill, the EXCELSIOR will bring the reach
offered, for this only, all complete with
Of grinding rings, the very Forty Dollars
aware this lower Excelsior has ever
the United Staes as its superiority Is
unqueoned by those destitute Of prejudice Farmers
will appreciate efforts by sending their Believing
the public have long since awarded to the Excelsior the palm of
superiority, will without discussing its surprising merit offer
with the remark that the Excelsior adapted TO crush
ing and wheat oats, &c. stock and grinding
family 1t discharges the directly into half
bushel, and provided with movable grinding surface which,
when out be restored alta cost Of three
throughout the State authorised sell above
Persons wanting the aboys will please address
JAMES C. BALDWIN,
dec24-d&tw3m 81, College street, Nashville, -enn.
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared with the
all contracts, however large, which may style and
upon which fail give satisfaction lie also pre-
pared to execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAINNs AND hARBLIEe.
Having that department cud the services expert
and experienced artists
The subscriber would request persons having work to
eve him call before making final Arrangements.
K. T. FILMING,
marehsdf No. e. Union st., between Cherry and Summer
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

ER Es;35;y..;,..: -
I being Importance for the proper protection Of
the Track and keep Of the Of gravel and other
tTans that freight trains run regular uniform rate Of speed
which can only accomplished by running schedule tine
therefore in freight trains he on the time
Iaid down in the schedule It that after thirty days from
this ate freight received the Nashville and ChAttan0s
"a Railroad Company, at Schedule stations only
W. COLE,
tansl-tf BPo Sup't of transportation N. & G. r. r.
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Notes on the Bl3k Of Cauawhs, of the denonina-
tiOn of $40 have been skillfuy altered into sIOO,
as to deceived good judges. LeOk out for them.
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NasbblIls alnion anb 9nsriean.
ties of Advertising.

One square, ear s3O-Eacs additional square Slo
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR buRreor the 6st and FIFTY CKN1s for
subsequent insertion. AF
Advertisements pr5Ihsd IN both the Daily Weekly win
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly
sdced.
71aasas Advertisements must b raid for asEls time Of
Insertion
To COrrespOndentss
1t will great deal unnecessary trouble II
friends in writing will bear in mind the following rules:
Always give the date post oe county and State in the body
Of your letter.
II wish the paper changed from oce another, give
both Offices in full.
If write atrz write separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon ali such facts and
subjects be Of information interest the public
Anonymous communications of WhsteFerehsacts receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon paper
We cannot undertake return rejected communications
All letters business should be directed to Messra r.
EASTMAN Co and not personally either of the ProFre
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
E9 II Ea-z=-sss..,s3.:. -.
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FWJFRMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling Benwood and Park
eTbur on the VEST places unites with Railroads.
steamers, &c, for and from all points in the
West, SOutiasWeSt and NOrIh-WeSI'
TWo trains leave Wheeling daily I2:2O p NJ, l2'lO A. M
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route 10 WashingtOn City.
Passengers visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New YsR and Boston, at the Boston alone, by
other lines.
As u.icE and fare low other Route.
Inaure the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at any
the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
f. F. FULLER. Gen'l Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
u p Smith Master TRANSFORMATION. deco
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LOUISVILLE a NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
C. = - = q. 81 q. II
WINTER AIsRANGEMENT

WINTER RAKIEANGENENT.
ON and after Monday November 29h ls5s willrun
Z } follows
Norning Train Evening Train.
Leaves Gaatn BOA. NJ. Leaves Gaatin 100 2. n.
Arrives Edgeded d" 500 do Arrives Edgrhed - 30 de
Leaves do lvU0 do Leaves do ." 330- do
Arrives Gallatn "I13s do Arrives Gallatin 4" 500 do
The Train leaving Gallan 80 A NJ and Edgeheld al 10
A. NJ connects coaches Louis
Vile leaving Edgced 10 A NJ. and Gallatin at
F. NJ connects coaches and from HartsYlle and
Carthage. Only Train will be Sundays.
? Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage, OF which each
passenger will pounds charge will be made
for extra baggage which paid the conductor. Other
carried the will be charged
Express freight which be paid 10 the agent Of the Express
Compa y.
Passengers taking Gaan Edgefeld without
purchasing tickets, will charged ten cents extra.
iangaj-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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DIR. John snELBY's
Fine BlOsded Sfeek--EIorses, Jacks, Jsn-
nets, Hogs and Catties

the agent Of Dr. SHELBY viii or Al public ssle ou
"A SATURDAY, the "a cas- of April neN ali his tor0axh
bred staiiors Mars, Jacks Jennes og and Cattle, nat
nov at Father his Nashville 10 Is EEs
the petees of this stock ia advertisement but fsly
say mat they viii chow good blood the nit ees
viii menaoH that the the four old
stallion, Marx Young half brother to SOCKS and yearnz
hy his half sister, TIE wiz place on
tne Iaru, conmencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
TkRASA under SIS cash, an under 100 fourmonhs
e over ~ and under 80 rouths all $50
one an Two years credit Notes endorsed aud payable IN
without interest,"
Those Who wish examine the stock &C. an a-
P5.to NJ p . MENU kfty Farm. 5cs
OF the NASHVILLE Gas i.ght Couranr
r Anyof he boye mentioned stock can be puclsa AZ
private - -
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNIN HAM IL CO.,
Nc, g, College Street, near Church,
Nashville. Tennessee.

WNTE have opened extensive Seed and Agricultural Store,
w and shall exclusive attention this branch
the business purchasers rely upon Icing supplied with
Fresh Seeds, and the most owed kinds of implements
and machines Our Seeds from ID. Landreh Sons
Uou ami ali are the growth Of 1858; Field Seeds
Iected with care and warranted to germinate.
SEEDS.
Clover Timothy clean an stripped Blue Grass Orchard Grass,
Herds Met Hungarian Grass Musquit, Usage Orange,
Perennial i've Grass. full
by pound or paper. isu22 I'm CUNNINGHAM a &C.
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The n Y. Commercial announces fresh green
peas from Florida"
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United States Mail Steamers,
tsfsE+A sksE+R LarE.A
Steamer w. Il. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
steamer EdmOmia.
CAPTAIN r. G MOORE,
EAVE Eastport Mondays. Thursdays saturlys.
O'Clock, NJ, connecting with the Memphis and Charex-
ton Railroad At Iuka- Eight miles staging Passport
Arrives Palueah Saturdays Mondays Wednesdays 10
o'clock, A.. N.
Leaves Paducah Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays o'clock
M Connecting Aurora with daily line Of and Tr
Weekly Lne Of Stages the mouth Sandy Renol6sburl
Clifton Savannah for Nashville Through In orT eight
hours. For freig . passage appyto
II. n. HARRISON, Agent.
dec5-6m No. 1 Broad street, Nashville. Tennessee
II II HARRISON, Agent
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1000 ACHES or HEAVY FTWHERFD LAM
FOR SALE.

thAA saw and GrSt Mil, Eearly new in good runnirr
- aess 1Suated shout - ils5 from NASHVILLE niles ri
5p.4netl ana X miles q The klgefed -nsckF
aIfor n me teast corner Of Robertson county, Ulcs
me wnoe Tract here about 50 cleared ani With zc
country huiliings two splendid ing sprnI n r
tract.
This tract would make splendid sssck Farm srd Il a,ts
Tobacco land and timber almost iusSan- IN
dncenents 70 lumber men, persons desiring gi M c,
stock Tobacco Parm.
Persons desiring the land viii Curnni.qs
on the premises Dr. Farmer of Springfield. or o
Nance. IN Nashville The Steam NI cung from fits
to 1000 ieet q lumber PER y-Ciroular plenty 81 d
timber convenient 20 he Mill, tmher Jet having "a
OF the land Il lies mostly eye and has Zoe creek %
water running through the
deOs-dSrE99 WAL B. cUNMtSas
ESDGEFEELD LOTS FOR sALEs--sevsn 6saa
tifut Building Lots in HoEsio1 sAlon. Ouy hun
ri yards from the square also. nuaar u lots ia Z1cof
fers, Millisms and other Additions. 1nxndrsnt
ding lot Of s acres the aatn opposite reeucs
Of Ex Cor Neil 5 Brown Aso, tIiIiinE
lots in Br0TnsTile,, pa miles from the CITY
, L. & R. ". BROWN.
san6-2n Real Estate Agents. ffs6 Cherry
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LIND fUEs eAalE.s
VIE subscriber odrs for sale seventy ond the
Middle Franklin Turnpike touf miles from Nashville al
joining the tract which ne re and the lands Capt John
Jones' The land equal the hest with abunonce Of syce
lent, falling water with the beautiful building
the couHtFy, and in the miss Of the ghforn
America aprH NATHANIEL ReNTER
NATANTED.--The Principal Of a large Boanlng school
Nv for young aiies situated in she Colunbis
es employ ay in the capacity Of House keepe OF
experience viii be preferred For further references apply a s
ofbce- lianla-tfi
FRESH ARRIVALS.
TOHN RAMAGE. No. ~ College street, is
. opening tn y, additional supplies Of
Ladies, Kid thick sole boOts- With without heels,
Ladies. q" pump 9" "
Misses Goat heel hoots thick sole,
Children Calf heel . "
Also Another paeageo Of those quilted boots for a
feh5.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

Broadway House.
TENHB above H0use having heen thoroughly
II Tehted is open for the reception Of traY- EA
elers. The proprietor hopes from his cxre
rience in the business, and his determination 1Raa
spare pains in Supplying his tanle with the best lltl
the market Affords and to merit and receive
share Of patronage
TERMS.
Day BOardsrs, oI 50
Week Bozrders, so
WM W.WINB0URN,
mar79 Proprieior
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For PbiIadeIPEsia, New York, &c.
@Es. s@{ss
ST@flcfs FRONr S@fIff
6esE7aszZE
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin s Steeage e......-..... IS
Excursion Tickets good 70 return until January l. 1860 S5
The wallknoWn FIRST class side-Eheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c P. MAKsHNAK, and
STATE or GEORGIA. Capt j. J. GARHIg,
Now form Regular Line for the North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately. as follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA. from Savannah every days
February 25fi, Marcl 6th, and 18th, &C
The KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston every days
on February sd, March 4th. 18th, and 24th &c.
Fur safety and comfort, having superior State Rooms, these
ships not surpassed BY any the One Hundred
Miles Of this route the Delaware River and BayWo nights
at
For Niagara Fails, the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Phadelphih with the Great horthEesern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls or Bualo IN % hours
Philadelphia Through Tickets, with the privilege OF stop
ping Philadelphia points for sale BY the Agents
III Savannah.
Fare to Niagara or Buals ss2Elmra, ssoo oanandaigua,
sal c.. A. GREINEk & CO.,
Agents Savannah.
T. s. & 7. G. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
febs7-d6m. Agent at Philadelphia
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VNTE have MOL stock Yarn for ale n TIE Wss
w end Of Warren county. Tennessee. containing 500
acress Of which f5 acres IS we'll tmhe and the balance ina
high Of cultivation. The lies Ne
Minnvle and miles north 1clnnve Manchess
kair0sd, and the Barren Fork Of Collin im;e
u in the iorks Of said rve maEng an prs Of The m couve
nient to stock water Upon the whole maag Of m
Stock Farms in the county Two hundred Of ;e tract
bottom land But in word, the whole surpassed
for wheat clover grass. 1t hes level snd an tea
Those wishing 70 buy good farm would do veil AID ioc<
Al and. It will recommend itself. This land has All nees-
saEy Improvements upon IL For other Particulars ds G. q
Brewer, Manchester, A. J. Brewer, Morrison Depot
decl4-tw&W6 q. o. 4 A. }. BREWkA
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AARON STRETCH,
II 11wHOLEsALE AND RETAILEf1

| -
IN1WHOLESALE AND RETAILTf1
DRUG GIST, ~
CORNER or COLLEGE AND U1TOY STREETS
STRETCH has Just reiurnedfrom the East with large
aud superior assortment II The following together
with many others pertaining to the Drug Rus2es which
invites the OF wish pure and unadui
articles, which purchased first hand In
porters II Ladies especially requested examine
sisting IN part Of the following, viz:
Otto Rose in fine sut vials
! Extract Kiss-me- Quickly;
| DO Rondeeti something new livery hnss
| Musk and yerbena Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes Wit all the patterns;
gair do large V@iety;
| Erasiye Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lubin's fine Ex-Gehuine Musk Soap;
| Oriental CrOps: Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
Tarna Cologne; Glycerne and CampIor do.
Fine Toilet bottles: Wash
Fine Toilet Powders Fig Paste eand Gr-zDrops;
Tooth Soap; Juiube Paste. &c.
DRUSHES.--A large stock RI Shoe, Paint, varnish and
ID Artist Brushes just recved and :9r saie'lOw By
VACCINE MATTER.
ak ter. A. STRETCH. Druggist.
TNINE TEAS.--Just received from large Importes Of
Teas good Of Imperial, Gunpowder, solOng
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity BY
GKRINGES.-sLarges Of Syrnges, some entirely new
= Htisrns lust rsceigei and for sale by AsrRETCH
7. b. RAMS, J. r. Brown
RAINES BROWN,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTIONISTS,
ae NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE,
complete assortment English and American Chemicals
"A Per and unadqeraed Dru fresh and genuine Extracts
seec: powders, ETC., always on hand.
FLAVORENG EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon Rose Vanilla Pine Apple Strawberry, Celery, Almond,
Raspberry Peach Orange Exrscts aavorng
muda Arrow Root IsIngass, Gloves, ut neg cinnamon
RAINS & BROWNS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE we'll assorted stock Fresh Seed Just received
from the following we'll known seedmen They will be
open and ready for sasPn MONDAY next, January 3D.
D. LANDRETH & SON,
Philadelphia, Pa
100 Pounds 50
In store and tOarve Of their Seeds the character Of which
JOHNSON, ROBINS & CO.,
PropTietOrs Of the american Seed Gardens,
Wihersfeld Conn, |
900 dozen asorted from this house. This is an old and ex
cellent houe, and Perhaps sell seed than house
New England
We were the rst to introduce Seeds in this market and are
Their seeds have full satisfaction and many we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their See will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
F}sdon.a. Nsp York.
large supply this house, put up containing
papers, assorted to suit the country trade.
These seeds to any in The market and some prefer
them from having been grown so far fOrth.
We have ass large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gardens South Union, Ky.
We always keep supply Of these Seeds they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Gardners families who supplies had
better send in their orders before assortment
jas RAINS & BROWN.
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HORSE BILLS
oNE shortest notice, style and rates.
u and seat to aay Point send In your oraarS eb5.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA r. II.
&c 7s5s.55 - - - 8 s.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON AND AFIEk
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY eth, 1859,
Passenger Trics will follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 430 A. NJ and . P. NJ.
Arrive at ChatIneoga at . P. NJ. and 2,46 A. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at s:4j A. NJ. and Is ?. NJ
Arrive a Nashville = 7:37 > NJ. and $40 A. M
TFyIB Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at 430 A M,
Warace with ShelhyVlle train at s:5 A. NJ
and Western r. Il. ChattanoOga at Up. NJ
II ? Night Pass niger Train from Nashville, at p NJ
connects with Shelbyvle train at 6:lO p NJ with
McMinnvs and Manchester 4 II at Tuahoma at IO4 F. NJ
emphiJ Charleston R. at Stevenson at lO35 NJ
= The Day Passenger Train from Chattanooga at S45 A NJ
MeMinnve aud Manchester r. r. at Tuahoma
at 44 with Shehyvile train at Wartrace at $50 P NJ
, The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at 1l5
meets with Menphs and Charleston r. R. stevenson at 10 II
p. NJ. E. w COLE,
fahJ-tf Superintendent.
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Regular Nashville and Lou
isViIIe Passenger Packets.
Ths splendid light draught steamers
TEMPEST,
D G. PARR, Captain.
JOHN GAULTy
J. n. BUsCE, Captain.
One of the above. ednes
day y'elock- NJ connecting Louisville ne Uhtsd
Mail Packets for Cincinnati, Parcrsh1 Wheing
barg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Through pts
for egt to Baltimore Phisdelphia,Ne Boston,
asloW other reliable line These boat
presy fer the trade The strctes punctuaitv
starting. for freight passage apply loar b
decl4-d ~, H. HARRI son. Agent
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1859 @ 80 - 1 $50
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad,
Of Missouri.

and through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers $50 miles further and 80 the
NEW GsOf.D REGION
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THoaAs n. JAMS c. k,ffosE a,
n. H. & J.. G, LONE,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Mas willie. Tenmes essee.
ENTILL all the business entrusted to in Al
w the courts in this city. Oc No >, north side Ceiar
near the fla-9a-ffri rvrsrr-
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NEW YORK STYLE.

We purpose having regular oI Fare with pTces attached
so that enabled suit both pockets andappete OF
customers and charge than they get. TINS has been
needed in our city, hope strc attention 70 business
10 merit public patronage We feel certain Of success, with
own efforts and the immortal the k.tchen will furnish
pubH dinners at notice. We also keep hand
0IS;S rs CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES AND LIQUORS
Cali and examine at the Metropolitan
oct6 = & W. mpOhB.