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500 REWARD.

A NEGRO man by the Of HENRY, runaway from my
house 10 Sumner county, the 5th day Of September
1859 He "a years Old Of black complexion, about
feet inches high, full face fine head Of hair weighs lo or
10 pounds he is what is termed No. second mani has
marks his back hips Had when he sf breEn
about half He raised By Wiley Douglass
OF sumner COUNTY wg give fifty dollars reward FOR him
taken in the sta in any other State viii give one hun
dred dollars
Address H. H. Haynes 4 Co. Nashville Tenn, myself at
saundersvlie riau2O-cfl JOHN K. TAYLOR
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NOW or NEVER,

AN in the city and engaged in selling county rights
for the State Of rennesseei for the manufacture and safe q
ny Improved Bee Hives, he virtue and superiority
which testified by hundreds Of the most worthy and
eminent citizens country The construction Of my Hive
is simple and promise the only Hive in the world known
when Is proof against the bee mote Persons destus Of pur
chasing either family county rights for the best Bee Hive in
the world can End ne days at the Auction Rooms Of
Meszs Handy Brothers, where viii be happy to them
july20--f JOsAPH KENT.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA n. r.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
-UNDAKs JANUARY S9th, 1900
Double Daily Passenger Trains Easi ana Wsss viii run as
follows

GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 7.s0 A 81 and2PM
COMING WEST.
Arrive at Nashville at $50 A II and $40 n.
IL rail connection and shoestrou Boston. New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore Naingtons Chaestons saVan
nah Montgomery, Orleans, &c.
and South, the Memphis and Charleston Raroai viii take
the d Train from NaaVule which viii connect q. Chat
tanooca with the quick Drain Washington Philadelphia
York, c and AZ Stevenson with the fast Train the
Memphis and Charleston Raiiroa AID Its Southern connections.
Passengers Western and Atlantic Railroad connecting
with the Seorza South Carolina Roads, viz through
without detention by taking the 100 III Train from Nashville.
Through TczetS may had any hour application
Fcke Agent. Office at Depo, 70 he following places and
at the following prices, viz
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LOSE

WTEsTERDAY morning, a Lndy3s Gold Anchor
watch with The % Edward Barre Bra. street,
and the No 1896 uea Gold Chain, LGCzet- Key and Pin
attached The watch Che Public Square or
is vicinity. The hndeT VIII be Eiany rewarded 7 eaTrr
at the Bookstore MOI, Collese street.
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M have just received direct tom New Orleans, 81 hhil
w Of strictly choice sugar isclaiiy he best n
ket This lot Of sugar has been rspaesehs hashel
all sud IN most excellent shipping order
NIZELL,. HOOPER q CO.
Noe. and farrefstreat
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CoLIEcToRs OFF1cE, Cry HAIL,
NASHVILLE Jan. %, 1901
tvpAyFRs who wish avail themselves Of the privileges
of the law, allowing pre- payment OF corporation
- go $500 are hereby notified that they nov do 90
~ % At the Collectors Office Interest st the rate OF one
Dy -, month will be allowed from the date Of Certificate
Psi - let of July Owners Of taxable property In this CITY
viii ma !, y 70 ''''' A. NELSON, Collector
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memULLEN = 80,


FTIE annual meeting Of The Stockholders osthe Seramse
y Mining Company WIZ he held At their oalse. No
l1 Broadway, aeF YORK. wednesday The 5ih day q Web
ruary inst, o'clock p. %. foil aiieudsnca or Stock
holders Is requested. ~ W. BARNES. seeir-
NEN ToHE. "a February 1860 fe63-i4F
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NOTICE.

No. 96S, BROADWAY, Nav YUEE,
January Dist, le6O.
TUERRAs. assessments have been called in ana maze pay
w able on the Capital Stock OF the AIWassee Mining Oo
each share, payable on the st day Of August ass
ech share payable the 10th day Of January INST
ten S viven that all stock held by parties resident IN
IN which said assessments are rot paid at this oihce' IN
~ Vork within thirty days from this present date,
tee CIV ~ II conformity with the charter Of said Company
VIII De loieis' Il. W. BARNES Secretary.
Per order
LIZ
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COMES, BRUSHES, CIGAR CASES,


fsVHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wsn
TO contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-Ates' sieet
long Inches Thick we'll heWn 70 faoe az narroWet place not
less than inches clear " bark timber 70 le soun 70 De aeFef
cl % the grade line Of the road 10 NASHVILLE
The contractors want 10 contract Tor 3OsOOO " nlle or
Poet Oak Iiess OF the size above, % be deVeea
the line Of the road in piles section u 70 section a.
enough each section % supply the
wishing bid viii direct the President and Direct
Of the Nashville and Forth-WeseTn Railroad Company,
ash VILE Tenn. uyHJ-u
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VINEGAR.

TEAVING recently purchased Vinegar Mandatory foF
msrly belonging to r. r. Boyd, have moved tn same
to the Warehouse D. Parrish Co., College street, south
Of Broad Ehere reLovang and improving the works,
an prepared supply persons engaged in the trade with supe
rior article Of Vinegar. Call and examine
ian26-d1m A. A. DORMAN.
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- oorresponaents.

To CorresPOndents
twill save us great deal ofunnecssry trouble -four friends
in writing 70 us, wiz bear in mir the foloHing rules
Always give date Post Oce, county, and state IN the body
Of your letter.
both Offices in full.
II you writa business and other matters write on separate
slees Of paper or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters communications solicited upon sl suen acts
and subjects may be Of Information OF interest
ANONYMOUS communications Of whatever character viii receive
nos ttention.
epondents shculd write only one side OF the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected communication
An letters on business should be directed to Messrs j.
GRIFRITH CO.. and not personally to either Of the Pro
prietors
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IMPORTERS
Direct through the CUSTOM House Of Nashville, OF
BRANDIFS, WINES, HAVANA CIGARS, &c.
N HTop-4rr arapU-qr cwpr,rfT


have constantly hand large stock Of varols grades
w and very old age Of PORT Sherry Madeira and other
extra Wines, Lagrma ChrzE Malvoisie, &c.
Among the dETsn- brands Of Champagne and Brsnds,
have the yeg nice Champagne Creme de Bouzy and Cognac
OtaT5, Dupgy Il Co. iorty nine years old.
A. RIVA & CO.,
oetG-.Im No 90. North Market street..
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@asBaIIs aInior anO 9mairan
Dany SIS TrI-weeI.lY So weekly 3.
Rates Of Advertising.

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN TIE DAILY.
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Having disposed Of my Vinegar Works, would recommend
my others engaged in the trade TO give its
present proprietor, Mr. Doman, call, feeling confident that
he has made it, he furnish
Vinegar superior because purer than furnish
ed by Cincinnati Pittsburgh manufacturers
iano6-Jim R. r. BOYD.
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O II FL A @


Hoist. hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
Ii war, let every stripe gof0rth,
Borne By the pstricts hand,
Proclaim Its beauty andits worth,
O'esmOor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred booR,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For OH twas in freedoms cause.
Amid the battles food.
Hoist hoist, flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist hoist, our flag in Arts great reign
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let Teunesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature Z mate
Where every type is found.
Above AFB GdBegY,
Our country s standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The child-tneparent-patrO
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest poTtraituTs
With every charm but life
Then raise our baunert0 the sky
Let every star bear news,
That types at the art Gallery,
Are made by O. @. HUGHES,
fsbI5-d&wH Corner Of College and Union ST.
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FOR BENT

-, md comfortable dwelling, Known as the Bishop
Nl - siinsfed on lower Market street For particu
& ~ he oaios OF the Nashville and NorthweerT
PA
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Louisville and Nashville
unurunan

Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
1.-TWO through Express Passenger Tsps between Nashville
and Louisville mssng close clnnscto3 a Aolii.s of
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland Cincinnati g. Louis ana ne
On and after SUNDAY January cad, Js5o trains viii run as
FiT train leaves Nasbveat 4soA NJ daily stopping 81 Cal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, and al regular stations
when signallsd by flag, and arrive At Louisville e 80 ~
Returning, Louylle At $40 NJ stopping as above
aad arriving in Nashville at 6e5 ~
second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays exptsdl At
5o' Rssr6gae yss Louisville az 10 A. H. and
arrive in Nashville at 5:35 P D.
DAYS exsep at AIS P. NJ in Galiaiin ats0 p M
Returning leaves Galan at70e H. and arrives in Nashville
At '''O . JNo. B. ANDERSON, suPF.
Al. FIELD, GsnI. TicketAg't.
EdgeaeId and Kentucky railroad.
@@@@IE
TFNRAINs walrun as follows, Sundays excepted:
Leave Nashville at o'clock P NJ
Arrive at Red River at 5 o'clock u
Leave Red River a. 5:45 ~
Arrive at Nashville at $50 A NJ.
Stages connect at Red River for Hopkinsyille.
dec9 A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer
Tennessee and Alabama RailrOad.
FasEa ess5azs7 80 go 81
TIME TABLE.
ON and after MONDAY, July 4h 1882 the Trains VII
Z as follows:
Going SOUTH
Leave Nashville 7:45 A n and $50 P n
Arrive at Columbia 1880 A n and 6:l0P NJ
Going North.
Leave Columbia 7:lO A n and $50 n.
Arrive at Nashville 945 A n and $50 ? N
Sundays,
viii leave Nashville 745 n, and arrive at Columbia 1880 81
win leave Columbia $50 NJ and arrive at Nashville Gas NJ
june30-dtf W. ON. PERKINS, Superintendent
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winchester & Co., Gentlemens' Furnishing
Goods,
AND PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT
MANDATORY,
1.-THE Old Stand 10. 7O6, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
WINCHESTER Tiu give, as hitherto. bis personal
~ supervision Of the CUTTING AND MANUFACTURING
DEPARTMENT. Orders for his celebrated styles Shirts and
Collars filled shortest notice Wholesale supplied
cation BY mail. [jan2q-dlm-
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NEW GOODS.

ROLL BUTTER
- BARRELS ROLL BUTTER, fresh and very nice gst re.
- ceived and Tor sale By d. D. DICKEY,
taug7 At Marketstrset
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NEW FERms
UAGAN a TREAWDFs.

AAB "a ~ . AAeAa1AlA OAa
BooEssIlsss and Dealers in Periodicals, Stationery, &C.
No. Union street..
WWT0ULD respectfully give notice that they via Continue In
the business conducted By Iaean & JOHNSON a1I
would be pleased receive the 50 literally Bestowed -
them. uaraf
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M have Just recsigei snail shipmsnt Of PURE APPLE
W Bk4hDf which for richness of favor on
preeelenicd- A4LELL. HOOPER & Co..
Nr1 Hrr.I : nrl-t1H
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az No. 49, ' HUGH MoCRBA & CO.,
~ - "~'' I3 and IS Market Street
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OFFICE.

Rsl1 I'd,
l--- al ---r-z--E-s ~---.- = --= pr -z- 10y have tI-s azy
entered .at1 c1pz-a=r..p fr ~ pzry1-= Z -Aippalg fr-E1
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sa1r-~.- ul.ce-
y. B-App-5v@1 szrzH:y given - -. zm11-: s5vz.osd %
s-s-a=n Cu:I gu-.lts 4 ts resa. THOMAS II. PLACE.
ISIs.= WILLIAM 4. MARKHAM.
Lac = tie 4rn = Gra.zz Z Mars.AH, salpp.ag Ag-uts.
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H HUDSON'S BAY Co.,

PEING BOUT TO WITHDRAW THEIR
Id AE--ry fra tEe =al-slEl I-zl--. re sEh-rf-- s pre-
parI O. r-1-s- aFraG-a-s - - p1-e---- = t1e entire SIX
= rsr-terIl.e t-a- may h. Hr had. E-I5lrg -1e CaIra-ys
rzr. a-I Interest i1 ;h- gr-r.--s. r-i El - fH- bushes. &c.
Tn> p~---nt u ar 1pp1r14ty Which seI3lD 1s-rs 4 engaging
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EIEDs, CANE, nc.

The lazocns u al pa--s, zb11rds with game. II
the winter sszsou The air i fgL q the scuz3-1us sf
gee, brandt, e1rls~, suip@, quail, duck, and, n
shirt 81 the birds c0nu,r % the cast, a.i which
seen . have = ps-uIz- liking fr tz== syi-1dsz,
where br aZss their XIII have resorrsd without fear
q r,lss,stiou. PloTs- and c1rlsw particularly
aLog11, aa1 are easily shot There are a-so cranes,
bstfsrD=, hazards and gull. Animals are rare IL
the immediate vicinity q the lake, except On the
western bDr1srs, toward the range e mountains,
.bsrs o4n1- z; antelope nay y OCCASIONALLY met
with Cgyg-ss and wolves are sen nov sui then
sEszkiHg zionZ the =nore= Il The lagoon, Or standing
q TIE -2mlolt q some 1esolats sand hill, and howl
ing - the strange appar4iICn q men and =aiD= The
deer and antslop< have been zszr IN bands u a hun
drst, and Ooc.=l,naliy quite s1osss-fgl hunting par
ties went - from tie ships N quest q them. The
cc1Etry II TIE vicinity = Lot much cut Up with
.-oGgh q tnar-nes, and the hunting = By 10 means
al zrizgus Undertaking.
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go nj ELL
FROM LONDON
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Wholesale and Retail Business.

TIE .-o1s. -hszh e9a,i,., d, iEs zas; desirable al va.aatl.
r--is. lr~.1l~-
Dry Good, Ales,
~TdW Wines
Naval stores. Liquors. &c.
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% SALE.
lust ARRIVED PER CLIP.
- Ez-s eACEEE- = e Ak - EEEH.a E-u- Els.E- Ia
fzlE1E zss--=f Z M-esoz==
CGs= 80 1s1ZS
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b. Az =-p=z = - 49,
b. ~ E-EEE
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Case E1s Zth- uas,
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Cases Eu-a-- C d.
Cases chz-rozz rs
BIS V-Z= po-E-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-09
DEFo=IT Or SALT.

The dsposii % salt 70 which all1sion has already
been maze, is * vac; extent, reaching Jar beyond the
range q the yisoD, n = De.t Two Or three miles wide,
and stretching 70 the sJUthN.ri. Two Nexic4ns,
Who have the exclusive r.gnt u work and export Il,
have got cut 4arge euautItIss, which they wish % ship
% tnIs porz, but a. Jet n OpDortgnitIe= have ofereI
Il L a natural s4lt bank Il unknown depth, and
formed BY the prOcszs q evapor4tio1-
FAD sTOET oy sHIPvzEcK AsD sTAEvATIos.
OF the southern entrance u the lagoon are the re-
mains Il the TorsT CGrfis, al English whaling zhip,
belonging 70 London. BIZ a date, cut in the rex
near by, j; e supposed tha; she vas !ost IN 1927.
" zen she was FIRST discovered, the remains Of the
house n -hauty, buil; by the wrecked crew, were 70
~ seen, a. Eel a. remains oF casks, broken crCckery,
some cfHer spars, lyiug On the beach in a sound CON-
dItOu Ian evidence of the arIi.ty Of the ciima;e).
Several q the email sru1dsnzsal toms were made
into boats' mast=, aud were found equal il strength
20 new ones Remains q rigging, copper, blocks,
etc, were found streNu along the beach.
The story q this di=aster = somewhat =hroudel in
mystery. The outlines o; u we're given 70 a gentle
man q this city, some time since, Dy an old merchant
Of Boston, Who, thirty years ago, was trading On the
- northwest cast IL aPpears that the chip Was
wrecked, a. above described, IN 1877. Finding that
shs could not Oe g1t g, and that the surrounding
cesOl4ts country ossred u means q subsistence, the
captain, taking vita him = Ooat'= crew, went IN
search .. sessei az some P1rt % the uOrthward, with
which % take q the remainder q the crew AMI th-ir
Effects They we're unsuccessful, Or az least we're de-
talued on their purUey much longer than they had
anticipated, and On their return found only dead
bodies % represent the party who had BEEN left b.
hind.
Al the camp OF iouse vs. fund, am-ns other
uemeDtoes- q diary written b. one q the party n
which he bad from day % Day noted down their con-
dItlyu. and the gloomy fJrsDl4lngs a. % the return
q the others. lie described their sufsrings from
hunger, and the =ai record which grew shorter and
le-s ineligible each dag, and - last ceased sur
rounded By a fesolation q sand and ALT wafer. they
hal ~perIsIsi ~ starvation The r5- AMI trucks
% the unfortunate ToLreT Cattle may yet bs seen %
the beach