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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
yXPREss Freight Trains onalI the On and after the
II, a4h December, 1853 through rates from New York to
Nashville;
Wrist Class per 100 lbs 81 O. Third Class per lbs 81 10
Secord Class, do l IS Fourth Class, %
rats Caps and B0nnes, p
Time savannah and Charleston to Nashville three three
and a half and four days
Time from New York and Philadelphia and half, eight
and nine days
TDterveuiRr Sabbahs the above variations time,
f-sigbt trains are run on Sunday three lines
No deteutons by ice snow Oyerees and damages lex
cent DAMAGES occurring sea- promptly adjusted by the Nash
'', 5sc -55 pSB CIV ANDERSON
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TEyHE attention the public invited fact that
Of the Star Adtmantne Candles offered for sale
Deficient in Weight,
So is sCd for pound actually weighs but "a or j.
ounces packages marked 40 lbs i short three and
even I've pounds to the box.
Many Candles that really seven to the pound branded
and making difference against the OF
The variation usually made in the price
is not proportional this difference the following statement
sbOwB:
Box OF sevens contains 247 Candles sold for IS lb
which is the actusl weight.
Rox Of "a Cz, Short W sight SNe contains only 2AO
Candles same size seyens, and is sold 4Obs.
Surprising price the former be 90 and the latter
Is cents there will difference OF twenty in price, and
seven Candles per box, in favor Of the full weight
Candle retailers and and this will be increased I'VE
cents Der box Tor every cent advance in price
The suhbers always GEde heir Candies full sixteen
ounces 70 the pound and rked packages the real weight
which nav he asceaned by testing them. As their experience
u TIE business enables article equal Ia quail ~ t.
any in the MARKET they solicit the patronage Of purchasers who
desire 20 study their ald, the time,
courage correct dealing. FRoCTEh & GAMBLE
febI7-lEw9m Cincinnati.
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RED BOILING sPRTNGs,

NUN NrtAAAf AEAA1e,hL
AFING purchase the interest q Messrs EEEuT Haas
10 the above celebrated SPRINGS haze taken possession Of
the same and determined 10 spare no seron 20 rssr
pleasant sumner retreat.
The springs located In Macon county seventy miles
aEt troa Nashville Parties leaving he springs via
the uaatn car al which place stages leave for HaTtsVis
thence By hack. hack VIII as every ether morufna
from the first cf June.
The reputation o. the water too we'll knasn 10 this eomu
nifty 70 need any For 8croula, DyEpepga. Gravel
Stone in the bladder Affections Kidney they are
specific c1nresr with pleasure Dr. r. Herbert Of
vile, giving evidence Of The curative powers Of uat
having been perm lneuiy erred agvae case Of Gravel
marfG-T3m WEIR A. WALK t.n p-.--f-t,-r
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Louisville and Nashville
WaUTunRn

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville, making close Louisville for
New YORK, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland CINCINNATI St. Louis and the
AZ west.
On and after SUNDAY, January 22d JS6O will
follows
First train leaves Nashville at 40 N daily Stopping at GAL
latin Bowling Green. Glasgow Junction and all regular stations
when signalled by flag, and arrive Louisville 23O NJ.
Returning, leaves Louisville at $50 NJ stopping above
aad arriving in Nashville at sos A n.
Second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays exeepted
1920 NJ, stopping above and arriving in Louisville
$40 p NJ Returning leaves Louisville at I40 A. n, and
arrive in Nashville at 536 P NJ.
0alatn Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (Sun
days excepted at 5 P NJ and arrives in Ga1n at510 NJ
Returning leaves Gaan at zee NJ and arrives in Nashville
at 9:l0 4. N.
JNO- B. ANDERSON, sup't.
Al. FIELD, GenT TieketAg't
BPNs ssn2--itf
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300 d0z Scissors and Shears;
So do Coffee Mills;
500 do Locks, assorted;
POGO gross Screws:
1000 dOZ Hinges, assorted;
50 do Sifters and Riddles;
500 Double and Single Shot
Guns;
500 dOz Curry Combs;
100 do Scythes & Grass Blades
so do Grain Cradles & Snaths
10000 lbs Berea Grind Stones;
.ll,OU0 DO assorted Log Chains;
$500 do asst'd Pump Chains.
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.ETEh IN store BOURBON and Rye whisky,
w byus old Whisky two years ago, pure and very
6ne ane2g1 LELLYETT T. SMITH.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECETTED By

JUST RECEITED By
JOHN YORK A CO..
The Heiress; By Mrs AsN s. sTEPHEEs-
Life Struggle: By Mss PAHB5E
Lucy CrOEton; By the author Of Dsys e. NJ Liie' etc
Habits of Good society. A hand book for ladies and
gentlemen.
Footballs on the boundary OF Another
world: By R. D. Owls.
Debit and Credit: By CHEvAruR BUSslu.
Wit and HumOF in Paragraph Pazz7scz
Whims and waits. By THoz4s HooD.
The Rivals; or, THE TIMEs OF BURR AND HAM
ILTON.
Beulah. By AUGUSTA J. Swans, Fifteenth Ediii0n.
Woman, (4A FEsCzE1 By u. J. MicHElzr.
ArchbOld3s Criminal Practice aud Plead
ing-NeE edition, with Wat-rmans Notes Price. sI2.
The Voyage of the 81 FoE33 in the arctic
Seas narrative Of the discovery the fas- Of Sir
Jon franklin and bis companions, By Captain Ee iinsocE
HIN, LII D, With maps and HIuatraious Price, 81 60.
Art kecreatlOns- Being aeomplsts guide % ornaasnia
WORK, painting, drawing, ETC. etc. For sale BY
mar6 JOHN DIRK 4 co.
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8 "A Il II .,
looks AND Vault DOOIkS.
Recent Tests OFthe Fire and burglar Proof
Qua1fIfes Of
LILIES SAFES.

BrEGHAEPTOR, n y. Nov q, 1859.
Itus LILLE Esq-Dear SIR On the night Of the 10th Of
October last my Tsnnery Buildings AMI Office lie this place
entirely consumed By and In opinion, your No Chilled
Iron SAFES was thoroughly tested The fire vas intense and pro-
ce-be safe being exposed long time took its full share
soo1 hot From sensations In circulars since
bought BY those having other safes, had but slight conf
dnce that yours would be protection against such exposure
You nay therefore judge Of surprise and Qualification
unlocking the safe, which readily done, TO nd my
and papers uninure by the fire and and the bookcase the
least arFei while the Safe With slight repairs
ofpltt viii be good cheerfnIy and
eQnfdently cond youF safe % any person wishing buy
Respectfully, Nh WBED.
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30 sleinWnY Pinn0s

f~fAN De had only o. jas. A. MCCLURE, The
II cole represen i've in Tennessee o. thaseva -
nosnoi lEerB rneg are sod bg ln - mans-i q ~
facurars prices, with freilht ozy alsd- al liera aal
are second hand Cali sta3 Uniln i1r srt A
nar8 & ucciURe
GLASS COUNTING SASH and FExTUREs
isas ~ ' EE.sElEIDs Z o..
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DEMovILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PrescrfptiOnists,


Union and american Block,
Corner Church and Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
H Up constantly hand full aud large assortment OF
N Drugs, Mecnes Chemicals Paints Oils, Dye stus, etc
Glass and Glassware
Perfumey soaps Fancy Articles, Combs and Brushes, Of
American, English ard French manufacture.
Landreth's Garden seeds.
large assortment on haudwarranted fresh and genuine
comprising all varieties usually sold IL our MARKET Ut WAY
FRICEs.
Grass Seeds Clover and Eiue Grass.
Finest Virgin Brands Chewing Totacco;
DO DC do Smoking Tobacco. il papers.
large stock domestic and Imported Liquors, Snuas Pipes,
6c Vines Brande and Liquors, FOR medicinal and cooking
purposes. Varraated strictly pure and reliable.
Fine Green Teas fresh from the Canton Tea Com
pany Juiube Paste, and assorted Gum Drops Of French
manufacture
HOwe's Hoarhound Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours day and
night, Of fresh andteiabls medicines.
spsding's Prepared for furniture, picture frames,
coekey sc just received Every family should be supplied
bottle indispensable article. For sale BY
DEM0VILLE = CO,
Corner Church and Cherry Streets.
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Great Fine at DanviIle. ~.
w. b. DODDS & cos
0usvi-lr, Ky, March 6, Isoo

0AsvlsLE KY, March 6, lsoo.
MEssRs. W. D. DoBDs & Co.. CIScuNArr
GETsThs safe purchased fro yo1 time since vas
severely tested By the recent disastrous this place. and
happy say stood the equal the representations
you made when pzrchased. store roou which the
safe stood, totally destroyed by 1.-The safe fell int
the cellar, and BY the burning ruins bat upon get
ting and spening found every p1psr safe Of
them seorehed dsfaed in any way. plsure ia
bearing this testimony the excellent quality the SAFES
ufactured e. ycu establishment Yours.
lsiznedT 7. J. suINDELBOWER.
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o u II 4 l. a G
Hoist. hostl our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Scat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe gofOrth,
Borne by the p2triCtS hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
O'e-moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathel by patriots blood,
FOR on twas in II eedom's cause,
Amid the battles Coed.
Hoist, hoist, our flag to heaven breeze
Let every fold float high
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist our Gag in Arts great rslRs,
Let every star Goat higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tsllest spire
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where a type Of nature 3 made
Where every type is found.
Above own Ar Caller,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its fields preside,
The beauuful-the brave
The chd-tnep arsnt-pasriOt-siTt
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portrsituTt
With every charm but life
Then raise hSunertO the sky
Letevery star bear news,
Thattypes at the art Gallery,
Are made ~ c. C. HUGHES,
fshIs-d&-wtf Corner Of College and UniCn
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

NEW ARRANGEMENT
The Southern Express Company.
TSNE undersigned respectfully give notice that they have
tered into partnership, under the name and firm
The southern Express Company for the trans
action Of Express and Commission Business, and have
made with Edgehed and Kentucky Tennessee
and Aabama and Central Southern Railroad Companies TO run
Messengers daily these Roads and prepared 10
forward goods 20 all stations the above named Railroads in
charge OF special Messengers rates. Their Messengers
provided th lroa Safes for he safe Transmission Of money
jewery aud other valuah'es Bills, and drafts collected
and prompt made
Onice at RAINS & BROWNS Drug Store No. ~ Public
Square. jams GLOVER,
A. X. HOLT,
lana fp q ror7u
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Forrg-sisht HON.. in ,he Fire.
D.ruvlllz, KY. slureL 9. Isso

DiENvILLE, KY. Marc- 9, is6o
BEssRs VA. B. D0DDs & Co.. CEcSSarE
GESrLEES-At the Of the FIRE which occurred m our
town on February, had Of your safes in business
house. containing valuable paper bank noss, &c Tia Are oe
surred the afternoon OF the 21 and d
safe fum the burning the afternoon Of the ai,
queniy burried In the barnaE mers FOR about forty
eghthoars In cellar directly below where the safe stood
there was considerable LOT o. lard and casks OF
lasses safe tll into itof &c susc el 20
powerful heat When rsmoei rubbish from the safe
ALMOST EEED-EKOT, with large bed obtaining Goals
al Upon piising up discovered that in the m
Of the hinges had been hroen that the Of 81 che
doors dropped oas iaere1y aorga good deal q heal 70 peue
the DOORS Bat the safe fell With The
door down. protested We deem g due
you % state further that the outside octs 10
they had the door could hare asropsn, though ne
hinge broken when opened the safe found Che pa
Pers, bans notes, &C., All secure
Very resi- ectflly yours,
[sgnedl O. vs.. WEIGH s co.
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thh Annual Meeting e Ten Brock Course VII
heuce tesecold Tuesday On January eoi, and continue
Throughout the week.
EKOGRAW
FIRST DkYTuesiaVn Stakes, for three year oldE mile
hStsone hgudFea ana y $3.50 dollars entrance s5
collars Forfeit 70 which TIE Club viii AID hundred lsl00)
II the Fsec IS nun TX = TO close lst Nay, 1850
sAEE D4Eloekcy Club Purse $500 two hundred doars
mile heat1
snoosn Colt Stake, fer two year dds, mile
forfeit III Tsro close Ist May, 1850
sAlE DATJocksy Club Pure three hundred $500 dollars
two mile heats.
THIRD DAFT uaayJocsey Club Purse hVehuudred(s5oW
1olars--3 mile heats
siMEDtvJOcte Glib Purse three hundred $3.50 dollars
mia heats-3 10 8
EouETu ErdayC0ll stake, for year o5s, Emile heats
tFee hundred 230 dollars entraneeone hundred $500 dol
lars forfeit 70 Which The GLIB viii add three hundre e) dol
lars, II the race run II = To close Is May, 1870
SANE DATHaudicap race, mile helrurse four tundred
(SstN) dollars, Second horse 70 rave bis entrancs
EIFIu DAYSaturdaTp0st stake. mile heasfree an
ssesEo hundred lI20) dollars entrance, play pay;
Nhch the Club viii add Twelve hundred s 00) dollars,
or more start. The second horse bis entrance Five
more 70 MI DE stake II To close he ls May, 1850
Entries 70 Be made 70
s YATEs LEVY, seo'y and Troas'r.
Savannah, EshruarF 9th, 1900
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LAUNION,
The 9th September last. purchased Mr. one
Of Lilliess Fire and Burglar Proof WrOught
and Chilled Iron safes. On the 9Th November,
Store which Of wool $50 feet deep, With
MIS- consumed by fire. twelve other bu dngs being burned
the time The Safe eIpesei to great heat it
ould have been in any location in the burning building
when cooled OF and opeued, neither the bookcase
the books were Charred in Ehe least
We have sent The Safe you requested to your Agent IN
New York for exhibition, and will select our from
stock in Boston, when store S done.
WAsHBURN & SON
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hAEaHaaasln STAKE Tor January 1862
IS proposed the Ten Brock Course fsi
day Of re regular meeting IN January, 1862 sWsepstake
srptou 92i forfeit $50 decarao, made the fTst day
Or Nay, 9li ua e5ol piece o plate added by he Yannah
Club. provided Two start he horse his
sakehfecne q sao1l1ef e an ls Taketo name and
Gloss the stl1y 0l Nay, 1850. Suleon and declaration
% Be male q t Secretary Of the SayaUnah Jockey CLUB add
the stake to be run By the rules Of the Club.
Security for the forfeit subscription made
s. YATEs LEVY, Secretary.
Ff,rr r,-h "a
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GOAL OIL LAMPS.
WWTE have iust rceved another supply or CosI Oh L,
ssus Haicn as some Yy handsome patterns Cor bar
Tors. all dttei with the Collins burner which 4 tbs sf
men. an Is superior IN any other L1mp NV ts
loe me paoc iof iness and st nesof fame freedom Elm
smoke, simplicity in construction bs,uty a .s-r. ii 49,
caaness and economy One Lamp viii Give he liqt o. tour
eAnlS, ana does not cost as much The Oil We have In
ported to burn IN these Lamps b cls,r he,n1 ,r ~
IRON any Offensive oror leaves GREASE SCOT hen Dr mss
carpet or elothingi and viii net explode
RAINS, BROWN & CO.
wholesale aad rta Druggists, No. % Pebble square.
marl5-u Wsat-llla. Tsr.
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$50 BROADWAY, Feb l3, 1860.
L LMLu, EsqDear Sir During my absence at Church st
eYoning my fOrcby entered My stock also my
customers watches and eWe, worth few thousand dol
lars remained untouched being secured in oyOur valuable
safes. Respectfully,
marsdkwIm RICHARn KEEPING.
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JOHN BROWNE,
Merchant Tailor,
Cor. DeaderfcE, street and Public Square,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
receiving his Spring and Summer Stock Of Goods suitable
for gentlemen wear, very rich and resrabe Styles. Also
large Genemens Furnishing Goods Cravas
Shirts Underwear Of every description, which he invites has
friends and The fublic generally call and examine
rpar3-lm ngeP JOHN BROWNE.
spring Fashions for 1850.
TNRANK LESLIE's Magazine land Gazette Ct Fashion for
! X March, just received by JOHN YORK 4 CO.
marA-u.
JBLANK BOOKS,
All kinds. For sale by JOHN 70 &C.
decq
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Tobacco Sale Days.

A. HAMITON's WAREHOUSE.
Sales viii in future fake place
On Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays az
Ten o'clock A. IA.
FHh arrangements made for t purpose Of both accom-
modatiag buyers and Pants and h1s val be ltifacsr
marLI-u N.HAMIr.n-
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NzssRs. W. B. DooBs 4 Co., CzcIsEAIE
DEAR sRs-TLs purchased Of you in September
the great FIRE which occurred In our town the ED
February sEendidy hal large amount Of notss receipts
e in IT, before the building burned took the papers out pat
in some shess Of paper upon opening since the bHnng
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Manmy's combined Reaper and
Mower,
TYTTH WOODS IMPROVEMENT
w celebrated aehne sceived the Ht premium Of Grad
SOLD MEDAL as the best combined Rsapiug and Moving Machine
Al the great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville
Ky In September 1857. The trial % near Syracuse, Rev
Yr in Julv where all pr pal Machines the United
States were tesrd The committee made their awards
through Marshal P Wilder President United STATES Agricultural
n ~ se he ward a. the best ReapeFand As the best
Mower before two separate committees, appointed by the PrsE
dent the Davidson County Agricultural Society a Nashville
n INV f57 ever most Of the machines II IN Tenn
Nsros premiums aud awards given this Msrhiu1
during he last season, every Mschnen America.
The above machines are Tor sale By the uadersieasd
b. ? CHEATHAM,
General Agsat Tor the State.
FIsHER. WHEBLBs co
f,hR7-dEvr Sa'hvilis. Ts
70 THE BUSINESS MEN OF NASHVILLE.
&c THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC BANNER"
gTVHIs paper heretofore published at Bowling Green KY
has been removed to Franklin, simpson county In the
The merchants and business men CT Nashville would find &,
per. GANNAWAY < LEWIS,
maTl7-lm Editors and Publishers.
JUST RECEIVED.
100 BOXES fresh ". R. CHEESE. for sais low to a,
HUI trade HUGH MCCRBA & CO..
oets " and IS Market Street
MAGAZINES FOR APRIL, 1seO,
PetersOn's Ladies' National magozIne;
Arthurss Home Magazine.
Just Tseeigslby 'marlOl =. HAGA
BUDGET FUN FOR April
BUDGET FUN for april.
BUDGET FUN for April,
BUDGET FUN for April.
Just received By JOHNSON & TREANoR,
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PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION.
ESHAM G. HARRIS, Governor the State Of TenneseeTo
all these presents, greeting Whereas il has
Nathaniel Greeu and Sandy Nick
charged with having committed foul and aroco1s Murder
the 10Th day of March, 1870 upon the body Of James
Younger county MauFy fed from justice
and running at large
NOW therefore, l. Iham G. Harris Governor as Aforesaid,
offer Of two hundred and y dollars any person
persons who may pprend the said Green and Nckens, and
deliver them the Sheriff Tailor OF county OF Mauy
that justice, in that behalf, may be had and executed
testimony whereof, have hereuntO my hand, and
caused the Great Seal Of the State to be affixed, at my
Office in Nashville, the 24th day Of March, A. D.
- 1860.
J. E. r. RAY, Secretary Of State
$500 Reward.
Whereas James c. Younger vas ms ousy the 10th
il Carersville formerly KinderhOok Maury county,
Tennessee Nathaniel Green and from sad shooting and
inst And whereas said Green aided in said shooting by
Sand Nckens, and others and whereas, said Green and
said Niekens running a. large this is 70 notify all per
soEs that will give
Five HUNDRED Dollars Reward
fer the apprehension and delivery OF both Green and hckens
the Sheriff of Maury county Tennessee; will give four hun
for Green hundred dOllarfOr Nckens deVe
above
DESCRIPTIONS.
Nathaniel Green "a years old, nearly six feet high, ather
lean Weighing I50Pouus black uar yellow
eyes rather dark skin His complexion action would
Indicate eight shade Of Indian blood very !s beard poorly
educated badly clad He is said sometimes female
high toeahy heavy built, weighs 100 poun very
dark complexion blue eyes knky hair aud SAYS he is part
Poriugese. He has uut little no edu.ation.
March 27-d,twEvlt WIN. YOUNGER.
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PaaNnsl PEANosIl

receive a. sCIurs's sIao g. re- he largest GOA
- panosn the city, ana iroa The cebrti ma1usrel
o. A IT, Gale & 60 StssEaY sons, saaaisr3 s-1-i.l
HaEetnR Bros az New YORK. The received l1
class Medals over an competitors Flr SO Pane G. NJ
YORK prices with freight aldsl cali ar
33 Union street
Alo The largest stoek Sheet Music snail M1cli lsl
me Is In tbs south JAMES A. MG1Lulf.
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burglar ATTENFTA bold attempt Safe
Of Messr Lppncott Martins large provision dealers,
Tenth avenue made Friday night January 90 by expert
thieves ghey applied the TOOLS and had
to blow the lock- the safe which Of Lilies
Chilled and Wrought Iron Powder Proof
Safes resisted all attempts The burglars caught,
asatement to Mr. Martin they non
attempt Lilies Safe AID they had
just given up job, intending 60 the hh Avenue
for old English erackman he could do anything for
them."-AelC IOrE Express.
Since the above copied in the Express, the principal
burglar old hand the business has confessed Of the
officers that he tried three other occasions break no
Lilies Safes, failed each attempt The ascas
find them burglar pooof-JGHWGTg20, 1860.
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8asBbiIle duiou an0 5mtritau.
Daily IS; Tri-weeIlIy 50; weekly 80.
Rates Of Advertising.
TEN LINES or 5rss co,rsr1,,,,,. so,,,r,.

REEEWABLE AT PLEASURE
One Square, year. s9o-Eaeh additional Square, SO.
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
Tor, viii be charged for the excess.
Is THE EEEELT.
ONE DOLLAR per Square for the FIRST and Fr CESrs for acn
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published IN both the Daily Weekly will
added.
tnssTfiOn
To Correspondent
Il w save great deal unnecessary friends
IN writing to will bean in the folioEing rules:
Always give the date Post Once county, and State in the body
Of your letter.
Il you wish the Paper changed from another give
both Offices in full
II write business and other matters separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such
and subjects as be Of information or interest 70 the public
Anonymous communications whatever character will
noatsention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the papeE
We cannot undertake rejected communications
All letters business should be directed Messrs
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally either Of the Pre-
pristora
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Seed POTATOES.

~nh BUSHELS Canada Black seed Oats and 500 bush'
SkfttB Michigan White Seed Oats
WIZELL, HOOPER a. co
Nos and Market street