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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-21

REruRxED MIss1oNARY.-Mrs. Lamouth'
w;fs Of Rev. William Lambuth, (son OF the
Reverend and venerable John T. Lambuth oil
Madison county, Missionary Of the hetho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, has recently
arrived from Shanghai, China, on visit to her
relations in Mississippi. Mrs. Lambuth has
brought her two children to be educated in
his country. She also brought two native
(China) youths to be educated in the United
States with view to their future usefulness
to their countrymen in the missionary cause.
Mrs. L. will return to China in April.
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0rr The Delta referring to the acton
the State Convention of the Louisiana Deinoc-
racy says ''that the Democracy OF LOUISIANA
does concur with the rest of the South IN un-
compromising hostility to Mr.. Douglass nom
nation, and in regarding the Territorial ques-
ton as an issue involving essential Democratic
principles, and the delegation will never con-
sent to the abrogation or modification oil inc
tyxo-thinis rule"
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DAILY NEws.-This is the title of journal
which has recently been established in this
city by Messrs. POWER & CADwAILADER.-
We wish the enterprise great success.
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OF: The Address of the National Union
Committee in Washington, to the peopleof the
United States,' is composed chiefly of stale
truisms and worthless and unmeaning general
ties, insulting to the common sense of those to
whom they are addressed. Asa cotemporary
remarks, the Address may be properly styled
proposals for the formation Of a new party
out of material collected from the old parties"
These proposals puTport to come from no-party
men, and yet the reader will recognize in their
names the most decided Oppositionists in the
United States men who have, with scarcely
an exception, been kept out Of Office by the
Of the Democracy in their re-
spective States, and who very naturally desire
i connection with stronger party than any
Iowhieh they have been recently attached.
Hon. Jefferson Dayis's Reply to Seward.
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THE CORNER CUPBoARD.--This work con-
taining facts for everybody has been laid on
our table By the politeness of Mr. Carlisle of
the News Depot. 1t is very useful book for
reference, and no family should be without it
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OF From the statistics lately prepared
relating to the extent Of lunacy among the
negroes of the various States of the Union,
we find that in Louisiana, there is one lunatic
out of 2477 negroes; in S. Carolina, one in
2999; Massachusetts, one in 43; Maine, one
in IA. Positive evidence, we imagine, that
freedom is not the normal condition of the
negro race.
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GULF AND SHIP ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Our
readers are referred to the able Address by
Gen. McLaurin, President of the Gulf and
Ship Island Railroad Company, in behalf of
this great enternrize
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TAXES.

TAAEos
I snsuer 10 many inquirers, We would STATE,
paid Il the Audisors Oee, until the 1st Of March,
In each year. The advantage Of paying taxes st
the Auditors 0hies Is, that reeord Of each pay
ment is preserved IN said ocs and in the event Of
loss Of receipt duplicate can be obtained from
the Auaiter at any time. Feb 10 ,6e-f
AsDREDTHs and Shaker, frs.h Garden seed.
~ Jan q 90. J.B. M0REY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Insolvent Notice.


THE S-ATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
FHN0 the Creditors and all other persons interested
a IN the estate Of Joseph = Spsngler, deceased
Gu are hereby notified that at the next pIII term
of the Prebase Court of the county OF hinds, on
the second Gag Of sa ter,r, said cenrts NIi take
mp the Claims registered against said ins0lYent es-
tate, for examination and allowance.
by order OF the Court.
March IA '60-wsw. A. J. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
STATE OF MlSsIssIPpIi Circnit Court,
EIsps couSTY, lst. District.
John d. MarreI,
Partaenia Nurreil, ct al
At Rides IN Ghaneery, he'd at the CITY Hail. in the
City of Jackson tie first Monday tn De-
eeBaber. To jane 7stns 1850.
TP0N opening the matters in said bill contained
u aad it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Goart. that Sopsia c. Murrell. Minerva K. Murrel,
AM Milton Jaraagin, and Emily L. Jsrnagin, his
wife, heirs OF 0aslow G. MurreIi, deceased, defen-
zdsnts herein, hot inhabitants of the State Of
Mississippi.
Il is therefore ordered, That due publication Of
the psndeney of said suit be made according to
Law, requiring the said heirs of 0nslow g. Aurrell,
deceased, to be, and make their personal appear
aace on the first Monday Of Janenext, it being the
regular term of said Court to plead, answer, or de-
mur to said bill of complaint in 1efault thereof,
be taken as confessed.
- further ordered That the above erder shall
be published in a newspaper, printed in the City
Of jackson, called The iississippian,' for four
weeks, successfully.
J. L. McMANUS, Clerk.
par ]. C0LQUH0JN, D. G.
March '60-v4H.
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Oer The Florida Railroad Company have
concluded contract with Mr.. w. Phelan to
complete the track-laying to Cedar Keys
The contractor guarantees to have the track
ready for the cars to the Keys by the 3lst Of
May.
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On the 18th inst, in this city at the resi-
denco of Rev. w H.. Anderson, the brides
brother. and by him, HoeAcE BoYpuRANT,
ESQ, Of Tensas La, to Miss LUcy McNAiR,
of Glasgow, Mo.
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Proposals fer Distributlon Of rnbl.c

proposals Ter BIStf1DntfOn Ol IuUAC
Documents.
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Jackson, Feb. 23d, 1850.
SSEALED Proposals will be received by the Sec
~ reiary Of State, until the 25th day Of April,
1s5a, fo- the distributien of Laws and Jounah and
suea other books may be rsady for distribution
TO the several counties If the State.
The frst district will be composed of ecountles Of
Monroe, POatotoc, Lafayette,
Ifsvamba, Cbickasaw, and
Tlshominga, Calhoun, Marshall.
TIE second district will b composed Of the counties
OF Washington, Yazoo, fallobusha,
Bolivar, Holmes, I-saquena,
Coaboma, Carroll, sunfowsr.
Tanica, Taliahatchie, DsSoto.
and Pano,a.
The third district will be composed Of the counties
Of Lauierdale, Nsshobl, GhoctaW,
Newton, Naxubee, Leake,
Scott, Winston, and
The fourth district viii be composed Of the counties
of Wilkinson, Lawrence, Jefferson,
Adams, Simpson, Warren,
Franklin, Claiborne, Kinds,
The fifth district viii be composed of the eountissof
Hancock, Marion, Clarke,
jackson, CovingtOu, Jasper,
Greene, Jones, smith,
Perry, Wayne, Harrison
To the lowest bidder the contract will be given,
who will ter into bond, with approved security,
for the faithful performances OF the cantract and
applicants viii accompany their proposals, with tue
name Of their securities, endorsed "Proposalstor
distribution Of the Laws aud Journals"
The contract will be required to be complsted
within thirty days after notice to the contractor
that the Books are ready for delivery.
A. B. DILWoRTH, Secretary of State
Feb 81 I260-4y
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SoUTHERN DIRECT TRADE. The Atlanta
fGaA Intelligencer says Mr.. Laurent De
Give is now in our city, for the purpose Of
establishing Belgian consulate here. lie is
commissioned by the King of Belgian to ac-
complish this object for the purpose Of open
ing direct trade between the Southern States
and that kingdom.
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SCHOOLS &c
IAcKsoN FEuALE INsrIruT

JACKSON FEDALE INSTlTUT T..
YHSIIiS Institution, enjoying one of the most
L pleasant and healthfui loeations in the State,
having lately changed hands, thee-esent Principal
Is determined 10 spare neither ptiss nor expense
in rendering it what the community 90 much need,
viz:
A PEsxAsEsT FIRST CLASS TKxALE SEMINARY.
To this ead he has secured the services of an
able and experienced Faculty, and presents
Course of Study second to no1s 10 the country.
Tbe Sessions and Vacation vii conform 70 those
aIoesed in the Stats University.
Faculty.
REy. ]. C. KEEEE1, A. NJ, Priucipal and Pro-
fsssor os Natural Science, and Ancient Languages.
Mrs. J. G. kEENEY, Vice Principal, Teacher Of
Ethics and English Literaturs.
Mss. s. s. BUCK dASfER, Mathematics and Eng
Iish Branches and French.
7. ID. SUTTING, Professor Of Piano and Violin.
Mss LULA MACKAY, Yocsl Music, Piano. Guitar
and Melodeon.
Mss. NETFIE CoLoUHOUE, Guitar.
Miss. MACKAY, Ornamental Bzaehes.
NRs. SAKAASHER, German.
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To Cure Sore THRoAr-Take the whites
Of two eggs and beat Ssen with two spoonslul
Of white sugar CRATE in little nutmeg, and
then add pint OF luke warm water. Stir
well and drink eftcn Repeat the prescrp-
ton if ncceSs ory, and it viii cure the most
olstinqte case OF horsenesS IA short time.
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THE MISSISSPPIAN.
DEMOCRATIC NoMINEE FOR SEC
RETARY OF STATE.
CHARLES A. BRoUGHER, of Tippah.
Election Monday, I'd April, 1860.

SPECIAL AGENT.-NE- j. J. DESsoS. is the special
agsnt for the Aississlppsn and will visit ths different
sections of the State fer the transaction of
nected with the ofica Our friends In tbs Southern
counties may expect hin during the Spring months and
we trust the Democracy viii receive him with that cof-
disity which the Importance of the mission demands.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
BLOCKADE OF NExirAx rnR-.


NAsHINGToE. March l3.-Adyices have
been received at the State Department tha
Gen; Mlramon has ordered the blockade Of al
tine Mexican ports now in the hands Of tht
Juarez Government.
he expedition from Havana had ior its OBJ
Ject the execution 81 this decree
cur Government however, has determined
not to respect the blockade, and orders in &C
cordance with this determination We're yes
terdaT dispatched 70 the Gulf Squadron.
.r.oor- r,v --.,,- ,,-,-,,.,,- --,,,-----.
'- ''' ~ -' '-N''''-> I Mn - r.
WAsHiNGTcs, March l@-The dispatch o
troops to the Hio Graade, IN accordance with
the recent determination of tie Department
continues. by tilo - of ,,ade rl2fe tlla!
5 ..s.s., 49,
PRopo7rroxs or MIR fT7,v.x Traf-Rr -
Tho nrorort;ons Of ths bu,nan fiyura ara strict
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B9ardsrs win furnish thsiroWn toHsls and table
napkins.
Pupiis entering within month after the begin
MIN, Of the session, are charged for the whole.
Beard and Tuition, ,one-haif In advance; the ball
ance At the end Of the session.
No deduction for absence, except in case Of pro-
All ssst1rian influence viii be scrupulously
Lectures with experiments on Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
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OF An humble man is like a good tree !;
the more full of fruit the branches are, the
lower they bend themselves.
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0cF The last newspaper sale in Paris was
that Of the Journal des Debats, winch brought
$4,000. 1t will be fee trade organ.
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To ADyERTIsERs The Mssi,sppian goes to press I'm
medately after the arrival Of hf ptst O'Clock ears
from NV orleanA III wishing their advertisements
inserted woud do well brIrg them In before ocloc%
n publication days
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re- We are auth Fizef 70 annonnce the meme of
T. EDWARDS a a can.iaats for tho uflce Of Probsto
Clerk Election in October.
~ Weare authorized to announce HOWELL A.
HALL, candidate for the Office 0fUoupty Treasurer.
Election in October.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

To Srsasl LINE, J1ases 4. Lane, Elaatine, Thomas,
and 1ary Hafersoass aad al otAsrpersoas inter
cstsd "a ii estaseof A. III. Lsae, deeeased.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear before the
first dsy os the next Nay Term, commencing first
Monday Of NAV, TO show caase why the fnal &C.
count If A Clark, Administered Of A. n. Lane,
deceased, should not be alloWedand decreed accor-
dipgly. By order Of Ceurt.
Al. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
March Is s0-w4s.
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DoUeLAs1sM IN KENTUCKY. - The Lo:is-
vile Courier, the leading organ OF the Demo-
cracy of Kentucky comes to hand with this
gratifying intelligence
No body here needs to be told, that Mr..
Douglas has no strength in Kentucky, that
he can not under any circumstances secure the
vote of the delegation from this State to
Charleston" that he has neither theconfidence
nor respect of the people Of the State, that
q his recreancy to principle" and "infidelity
to the trusts of friendship" are here deemed
upardonable SINS" and that all such reports
as those constant y given publicity through
his special organs, known to be unfounded
and false, are only intended TO deceive and .1
mislead the public; but for the benefit of the
| Democracy of other States, we may say posi-
tivelv that so far from the vote of Kentucky
| being cast for Mr. Douglas in the Charleston
Convention in any possible contingency, we
know that respectable portion of the dele
rates to Charleston will not support him
nominated by that Convention.
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fr'r The best actions we never rccompense,
AMI the worst are seldom chastised.
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

HIGa CoURT OF ERADEs AsD ARFEALs
October T.rua, 1859. Aonday, Aares l2tk, 1850.
ngDEREf, That the docket Of the 6rst District
" be taken mp on the third Monday, the six
teenth day of April. and that ne business thereof
be ceasidered until the fourtesufh day Of Nay, on
which DAY the docket of the second District will be
taken up aud considered u, iths eleventh day of
June, on which day the docket Of the third Dis
trict will be taken up and considered long the
business Of said third District may require.
A true copy FIRM the minutes.
Attest, SAAL LlflR6eTUN, Clerk.
Jackson, March is go wis t3Min April
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BuRxING OF THE STEAMER HIcKMAN.-The
following particulars of the disaster are con-
tanned in the Little Rock, Old Line Democrat
1t will be seen that a citizen of this place, Dr.
Cade, was among the sufferers
The Cincinnati and Arkansas River packet
Hickman which has for some time been ply
ing the Ohio and Arkansas Rivers, was des-
troyed by fire on Monday evening last, when
about Is miles from this City, on her down
ward trip. The boat and nearly every thing
on board in the way of freight and baggage,
was consumed. Nearly all the passengers, of
whom there were some 80 or so on board,
lost all their baggage, and barely escaped with
theirIiycs. Dr. Cade, of Jackson, Miss, who
was on board the ill-fated steamer, lost some
$500 in money property to the value of $500.
We have not learned that any of the passen-
gers or crew were killed, but several were IN
iured. The Captain saved some mony belong.
ing to- the boat, but the books, papers, &c, OF
the steamer were entirely destroyed. The
boat burned to the waters edge, and passen-
ger describes it to have been most splendid,
vet sad spectacle, as the boat drifted down the
river totally enveloped in flames.
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Appeal to the
Mississippi and q .,..-,..,-.,
West, in behalf Of TIM ti5.==7-------- -.
Island Eailrcad.
CFTEcg OF GULF & S. I 4, 7. CoMPaNY.
jackson, Miss. March 10 1860

4-tE "f NGLF C >. 4. X, i. tO3tPAET e.
jackson, Miss, March 10, 1860
;, In asking you to contribute, by subscrip-
.'ohs ior stock, to this enterprize. which when
completed IS destined to give a maritime and
COMMERCIAL Independence that no otter gcb@rna
9Aefs or can oiier to the region appealed 40
sAai eAdeaFor to give yoa statement os
this Company. = 'S f''0'S VI
~ an act or The I.egisiztlIra o ,ba s4o4.
ol Mississippi, approved February 9t5. I9eS
>ths year. when the Gull and Sa;p T.ard
Railroad Company obtains $4,000 7 I.ab,s
stock subscribed and $4,000 Of the slTna
paid, she is entitled to a trarsisr Of all Inc IA, h
Of the'Siate, taken or account Of the Internal
lmpioyen3u, fund il the G.issssip1.i Central
Railroad immediately; the New Orleans.
Jackson 6; Great Northern Railroad on the
LIST May 1852; aud ttr Mobile & Ohio HAIL
road Immediately; which this company may
sell Or hypot3acate st not less that rs cents on
the dollar Upon the examination Of tie
State Auditors Books, al This 6ata. these
stocks amount TO the following sums, to-vit /:
Stock in Hiss. Central r. .s2Is. $50
." y. O, J. &, G. y. r. r.. 430570
Subject TO draft by above Company $500
Stock II Mobile and Ohio 7. r.. -. 10000
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ORR THAMES are due to Mr. Carlisle, Of the News De-
pot for New Orleans papers ia advance of the
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w. j. CoNGER, ESD. General Southern
Agent for the Broad Guage Ohio and Miss
Railroad, we are informed has effected ar
rangements by which passengers going East
West or Northwest can, by purchasing tickets
via Illinois Central, make close connections
with the old reliable 0. & N. r. r. at Odn,
Ill, connecting at Cincinnati with four Rail-
roads. We commend Mr.. c. to the press
He has our best wishes.
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NUMBER 13.
4DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.

BY TET.EG NApII!
Frsaq the Aes D. lsaa. P1lers.
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-" D-t4Ve 0IlNA u! UtlUllt Of
Internal Improvement fund. .e757 42o
Take 25 per cent. of, makes. I99 s55
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raoors roe rar Mx1cAx IRON rIrF.

WAsHINGTcN, March l)-The dispatch Of
troops to the Rjo Graale, IN accordance with
the recent determination Of tie Department,
continues, Ey tllo i.Ei of .utie rl2re thaa
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We wish to repeat, however, that the general
fareup" is mere tempest in teapot, and
that what is represented to be a terrific storm,
shaking our great institution to its very
foundations, is breeze which would scarcely
wait feather. Ifanybody is excited about
the occurrences at the University outside Of
the corporation limits of the town of Oxford,
we do not know the fact.
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PORTLAND, March la-J'ho North Amer
lean arrived at this port this evening.
She left Liverpool or Wednesday, the 2JJh
ut, bringing news four days late- than was
received by the Nisoaga.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27

OFFICE NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA r. r. Co.
80 6 a. Nashville, Nov y, 1850
JAMES c. wHTTESIDE, Esq, Vice-President,
hand YOU herewith, statements marked A and B.
A. shows the condition of the Company on 1st inst
Table B. shows the earnings and expenses of the Trans
portation Departments for eleven months, ending st
inst, also the payments made for Extraordinary Re
pairs, Interest on Funded Debt, &c.
You will observe that the earnings for the eleven
months are within 81 16 "a of the earnings for the
whole of last year result which, under all the cir
cunstances should prove gratifying TO the Stockholm
ers.
have not thought it proper to include in statement
B. the payment made for permanent work that
portion of the Road between Stevenson and Chatta-
noogo, amounting sos 19I Is, Notwithstanding it
has been paid out of the Treasury it being regarded
as a work of Contraction, and special fund having
been provided for the payment of it, if Necessary
Respectfully submitted. W. A GLEAVES,
noy27-tf Treasurer.
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Georgia Western Railroad.
- 80 - .
OFFICE GEORGIA WESTERN RAnRoAD Co

OFflCk UEORGlA WESTERN hAILhoAD 70,
a--.H Atlanta, Nov 18th, 1860
A meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held this
"A day, it was ....-..-
Resolved That taking into consideration the threat
ening aspect of political affairs and the consequent
stringency in the money market the Board OF Direc
deem prudent to postpone the proposed letting
of contracts the Georgia Western Railroad until
March or April next, of which due notice viii be
given.
Resolved That instalment OF one dollar per STARE
called payable the hrot day ofDooSn6vr next
at the office of the Company in Atlanta in lieu of the
per cent called in payable at the aforesaid time
and place.
RESOLVED That the Chief Engineer be instructed TO
continue in service the corps of Assistant Engineers
order prepare the whole work for letting between
Atlanta and the Western terminus. w P 0RME,
nov24-tf a. Secretary
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SI,erinsS Sale.

sTYvfrtue of a yenG ex 10 me directed and deliv-
Bered from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, its September Term, 1850, will
expose public sale TO the highest bidder for cash.
at the Court House Yard in the City of Nashville on
Saturday the 22d day OF December, 1850 al the right
tfe claim, interest aod estate, which & A. Rswwort
then lad, may. have since acquired IN and to the
foiiewing described property One Negro Woman Emi-
3y lbUut rs years OF age boy William, about l0
years OF age; girl Minnie, about years OF age
oe girl Margaret about years of age one boy about
Is months ageall yellow complicated being levied
on as the properly of E A. Ragorth satisfy judg
fneut renderad Ia favor OF A. Hennman, Trustees ct.
- -. J. kpSfg SDS0N, Sheriff. So
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EaR RENT.

EHAgE four handsome Cottage Houses in Edge1eld
i that / would like to rent 10 good tenants for the
year 1851. For information Gait az my residence in
Eigeheid or on Nm Moore, who is authorized 10 rent
or sell them. kl5-.tAt1 "a -- E>2. HERMAN.
noS27-ff "a sas
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Great Sale of ladies Rich FurS.

ON Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 9th and 2Sth
~ Benz F: Shields K Co., Will expose to the highest
bidder for cash, decidedly the rgest and beau
tiful assortment Of Rich Furs offered auction
in this city. The ladies respectfully invited
tend. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock.
B. z. SHIELDS CO.,
Central Auction Rooms, No. 81 College street
nov23-td
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Tuesday. the 18th day. Of December next,

and the following day election will be held for
hfteenIirectors manage the affairs of the Company
for the ensuing year u e = III - 60 - - =
Stockholders By showing their certificates of stock
the Conductors will be carried to Murreesboro'
loyer the whole route as they may prefer and back
4 home on the 11fh, l2ih or 18th of December.
\ Il nsv27-td ". A. GLEAVES, ~
- - tt++- - ------ Secretary.
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Chancery Sales.
David N. Aliens House and Lot.

DuOtu N AtIefF ; 1IOtISe ma LoI-
-DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court al
Il Nashville in the case of Z. W Shafer vs.. David
NJ Allen and others, will offer at public sale, my
office, in the Court House. on saturday the 18th day
of December, 1850, the House and Lot of David VI.
Allen, the western side of Vine street, outh OF
Broad street Lot 45 feet by 165 and being the
bought Of Henry Blood.
TERMs.-1, and years credit from day Of sale
with interest," and without redemption. Security
required and lien retained J. E GLEAVES
nov20-td c. SM.