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The Federal Government, having excluded from
the mails all copies of the New York Daily Ne,cs,
the Journal Of Commerce. the Day Book, the Free
mans Journal, and the Brooklyn Ea9le, WILL in
all probability, next proceed to deal with those
journals az it has done with the Christian Oh
serCer in Philadelphia, whose Office has been
seized and closed by the United States Mar
shall. No would have believed, a few
weeks ago, that the President would dare
to authorize the imposition Of any unaw-
full restrictions upon those journals which oppose
his policy; but now so rapid has been the pro-
gress of arbitrary power, that we are forced to
contemplate, as possible contingency, the ahso-
lutte suppression of free speech in New York. Nor
can the citizens of Baltimore long hope to escape
the fate which apparently awaits the people of
New York. Already the first warning would
seem 10 have been given us. Yesterday the agent
of the EXCHANGE in Alexandria, whose orders for
the paper had been steadily increasing for some
time past, suddenly discontinued his whole sup
ply. Up to yesterday morning he had been re-
ceiving daily two hundred AMI seventy-fve copies
ofihis journal, for distribution in Alexandria, and
he writes that Circumstances beyond his control
preclude him, henceforh, from ordering II single
copy.
1t is of course needless for us to dwell upon the
enornity of the offence of which the Administra-
ton has been guilty, in thus undertaking to gag
| the press. Not merely have the laws of the land
been, by these proceedings, wanionIy set at
naught but the very spirit which bTeathes life into
our political institutions has been Knocked and
outraged. 1t has been heretofore supposed that
the people of this country could hear criticisms
upon their rulers without being instigated to re-
volt; and that the Government could main tain IL
self the face Of public denunciations Of the mo-
tives and measures of the President and his ad-
visers. But Mr.. LINCOLN, it seems, thinks other
| wise. He has apparently come to the conclusion
| that blind and unreasoning subservence, on the
part OF the people, to bis arbitrary will is abso-
utely necessary for the preservation Of the nation.
He has found that he, at least, cannot govern the
| country as it has been governed by the long and
| iuStrous line of his predecessors and backed by
the reckless faction which managed to thrust him
into power, he promulgates ''higher law" and
summons the bayonets of his adherents to uphold
1t. Thus is the darkness of despotism fast set
ting down upon u.s. One after another the privi-
leges and the rights which we have been taught
to hold as dcarer than lives are being wrested
from us. The pillars of the noble edfce which
our fathers dedicated to constitutional liberty are
lettering to their foundations, and the fire which
has ever burned so brightly on the altar which
they consecrated to freedom is now but dim and
| Pickering spark.
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IL 'A''' L ExHre1Tron 49,
The 18th ANNUAL EXHIBITION Or THE MARY
LAND lNSTif TE will open for the reception goods
the aDth day OF September next, and visitors the
evening OF the 18th OF OCTOBER ensuing, and continue
/ four weeks
there will be some features in the Exhibition this
year that will continue the interest and attractions of for
mer Exhibitions.
n chanc Manufacturers and others are most pect-
fully IN sited to make an carly application for TO J.
:. SkLBI Actumy, at the Institute, who will furnish
circulars and all necessary information or TO
+. WHITMAN,
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Hepo ~ UcUthS an he ttD q RdimOTe Tor tie 1yee
ending Monday morning.
Burn cancer l. casualty !; chiid6ld cholera inf3ntum
"a collie congestion Of lungs l. consumption Ii; cnvul-
> Group :! drupsy dopsy in head darrtOa /;
dlptheIia j. drowned l. dyseutery 3 erysipeias bilious
teye catarrhal fever l. scarlet fever typhoid fever 8
iniammai ~ bowels ]; Inflammation Oi brain old age
organic disease O. he ut palsy eething 10 unknown
a1nit unknown iniaute u, who ping cough 3-toial
Under year, Al between and ., n between
between and TO- L. between 10 and t. - between and
% J. between ~ and So H. between 30 and 49, s. between
and 50. & between 80 and g. 2 between 60 and 20
and So 3 between 50 and between and 100
1: above 100, q. Still births 7.
Males females IS OF which number Il were colored
personals free; 4 slaves BY order,
GM.a II. RR AnEnRn. Gnmlais I Holm,
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The MELoDEoN.-Those who have not had the
pleasure of witnessing the performance given
nightly at the Melodeon should pay visit to the
hall. The acrobatic feats of the Wallace brothers
are the finest given in this city. The dancing
of Miss Miles exhibits promise in her profession,
while her modest demeanor gives her a freshness
not often found on the stage.
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TIE CoNrINENTAL.-Thos. Frazier, the celebrated
tenor, has been re-engaged by the manager of the
Continental, and will appear tonight, singing sew
eral favorite ballads. Miss Julia Bachus, whose
absence from the stage for the past ten days has
been caused by severe Illness is again GONZALES
cent, and viii appear in few evenings to receive
a welcome from her numerous friends and admirers,
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HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, August 25 1861
Report Of Deaths CifD I1iinOre tie

UIEUt
Oa Inc 92d instant LYDIA, laughter Of George " and
Lydia G. Norris, i'll the 10th of her age. New Orleans
p4nerS nleasa ropv1
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE-Benetftof Mss Helen
Western.--This young actress offers her name for
the first tine this evening a beneficial and the
announcement alone ought to fill the theatre. The
bill promises her new and excellent drama of the
."Child of Nature" and the very amusing comedy
of the "Pe Of the Peaieoats," in both of which Miss
Western sustains important characters, in song,
dance and changes.
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am now receiving regularly supplies OF this
brated COAL, ana enabled to offer it consumers Mt
very Low PRICES In of the present unsettled state
of affairs and the possibility OF shipments being off,
would recommend OF Coal to lay in their sup
plies at once
As no Cumberland Coal is coming to this market,
would recommend the use OF my Coal q substitute for
steamng and other shall keep large supply
stantly my wharf
X. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. 81 Second street
For the quality Of the Baltimore Company's Coal for
steaning purposes, respectfully refer to the following
parties:
Hcssrs Dougherty, Woods Cos Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel 7 Pearce, Esq, Agent Cromwes Line
Steamers A. L, Higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers.
Messrs. RI. Abbott Son, Canton Rolling MIL
&C Murray e Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. jyS-tf
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Arp BgGhs.
TREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS
VI IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Such as Grenadines, Bareges
Barege Angais, French Lawns and Organdi%S.
Poplins, VaienCias and MoZambiGues
Ribbons, Embroderies and Hosiery
LACE SHAWLS and VISlTES.
ALSO,
| Summer MOURNING FABRICS OF the best quality.
81 Desiring close SUMNER STOCK" as soon
as possible have made still greater reduction in prices
| Buyers should avail themselves of this opportunity.
| PERKINS IL CO.
| a3u No 6 N Charles street
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CHOICE GROCERIES.
TEA,
COFFEE AND WINES.
Old Rye
Whisky; Brandy
of the
Best Vineyards
Cut Loaf Sugar, Brown do,
and
Beautiful Family Flour
ami
Finest Hams.
For sale by W. II. MCLEAN,
jy3I-tf N. Charles street.
To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-Having on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties Of
HAaD AND FEsEBURyISG Coats,
offer great Inducements to lay in their SEP
d for the winter. ". +. H. ONION,
al6 I'm corner Lombard st AMI Central avenue.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
TO CA SH PU:R.C HAS E.RS.
RRANpLE:S, GIN, WINES, sc.
OF atbran,s and Yintares. il Custn House Stores.

IN STORE
A large stock of STRICTLY PURE.OLD RYE WHIs-
KIES from distlcrs Of high reputation
The undersigned respectfully invites examination OF his
stock which very low prices for cash, cuan
ties to suit buyers TH0S THOMPSON,
jel4-3n 20 South Gay street.
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EMnoRIUEg OF ART,,

EMrORTUEa OF AzZT'.
JAMES FRYER invites attention 10 the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in suitable for
every position and OF all sizes,
hentel Mirrors, Pier ana Vail do oval and square
Cornices, Tables Brackets, Consos &c, unequa!iet
prices
The latest English and French ETlgravines
ways in stock.
Particular and undiv de attention is given The tcra
rnent OF PIJTURG FR MIS-
photographs, Portraits, DC.
FRYEF2'S Galleries,
No II South calvert stF sci
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UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND.

| y, MEDICAL LECTURES
me hfE-t0urth Annual Session OF the School Hadi-
cine, m the University 0t Mary viii cdmneac. on
h1TNiIA /, oct. II, 1861, and end March l, 1862
me "sulty areaE Of nothing the unhappy
condition OF public affairs interfere with the
ana faitntu peiOr their duty Teachers
o. Medtihe ihey purpose make every effort render
| '''''
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DETENTION OF NEWSPAPERS,

Hon. CALEB B. SMITH.
Secretary of the Interior.
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IssHsIIaNe0ug.

UeV0nshire Chairs,
Oyster Dishes,
=, g, ,,r,, Coffee Ei&surg,
Of Frerch,
English,
and american
Manufacture.
French,
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ANY further information given application to Dr. mo
Q. WHARTON. Register at Maryland Agricultural Cosgs
Postofice, or CHARLES b. CALVERT yattsvllle MARY
land 81
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! MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Itx The Exercises of this Institution will be Resumed
on hOND the 9h of september The prOvebia health
ana retired location o. tn Institution afford facilities for
sndy possessed ~ few others and the various studies lin
cuun@ ali branches taught in other CUegts) together
with the moderate Of charges offer peculiar vantages
70 mos desiring TO become learned scientific, practi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

StaIe OF North mana Co~
s1--.-" n P.yte Petition to sell Land
I'm this ease IL Is referred TO the Mister % e9qse en
and rep the Court, the aamoer 40 nas q IA
60 a. law Of Jane LYNCH deceased. Notice IA hereby rgon
h ali persons claiming hairs Of he 40 ena lynch %
.ss.sd late az R0crfnTm Nrta CarEna enpaar
49, =, = nv oier 81 -ufsosih, IN The said connty u koek
.c ard STATE On North CaEoina the Sth Moaaay sflap
- An Moaday in March next and then and thsrs forfk
Nv roof hsIr relalsnshp he said Jane LyReh WEkHss
A. scaIsClsrk and Master, Al once IN Wsntzossh, @ 30l
day % Januaxy 1851.
hble-wtill spdl2e,6i A. II SeALAs, @. NJ =
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xrGaKs, mOLAsSIs AND sYRUPS'
49, So Baltimore Coffee Sugar,
Bsimsrs oiarinsd DO I.pla0st;en MoIsssss in bar
1Ano.s - 11oinssss fued, rela and hail barrels,
81 I.ori- and n o. Golden eyrup.
o. COFFEE.
Old Java,
1elanne,.s Old Laguira.
CANDLES AND SOAP.
-. an h.resg etearine and TaIloW, do.in boxes
stsrosndos n and boxes and great variety Of soaps
WHISKY.
n.,i vhisty Eewssms.'Hhisky,
Sn Ksssssy DO a q Tsn s eye. ~ White, dc
Oid Lincoln county, DO Oie eeerse, 90
Ola MonongahelA, Dc 1ahn Ano eeotcn' no
WhsEt, De -.
BRANDfES, WINES. &C.
,a.,--,.p, Rr,av. Planet and Mnrtel Brandy,
o. sssf DapI.1 a,ss.I Gerry Blasl'sFIy and
nO,si.I Iitters Rum, &c. &C otbaz Wines
TOBACCO AND SEGARSs
sre.. variety oCTTebacoo, Of the best snd cheapen
hr.nds msss IN virginia. Kentucky and Tennessee'
iuve attention OF buyers Also ~. g eno
elisrSortsa stock eegArs bought expressly iot 'n M
bet. SxuuuTpS
z,b Ground spIce Ginger race and ground 1no
20 anS Msider Gloves and Eutnegs, SODA N q ~ sns
Nustsrd Starch AIspice Fresh Cove Oye1s na Se
ter hores ss-dines, Broomf, Washoosros, fa T.Issh
warming PAPER Cider Vinegar, Matches eancAPI
wiprs persns Almonds Hberta, Cotton Rope, psrIe ene
- sac gehof All sizes, bar Lead, ha hA M. P -
80 Pi,,fs Pnes ali Tvine Fancy soaps SUI
SlssfinT, variety Of Teas, PcEis s sRTI 1KERs
cans, &c ~. "a and Is Marker street,
w.,shous. formerly occupied by Hugh AcOrea 90.
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s.LsS -. IsHhRs WHEELEs 4 90
NsahrfIfs =. 4.
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Administrators Notice.

FENHE undersigned having been qualified according law
Il administrator OF G. g. PoRDExTER deceased hereby mott
les all persons having claims against deceased to file
them duly authenticated, with him in tine prescribed By
or they will be barred. c. HAYWOOD
Nashville, Nov. II, God tvGzyv
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No Hotel II MurfreeSbOrO

TEyHIs thriving city is out Hotel, in the business
part Of the town, ky Hotel being unexpectedly. va
can't Iis brick tng with over thirty rooms, and
can be rented for oEe half - usual price
Provisions cheap the house has done about twelve
thousand dollars worth y ness heretotore the best
location the state for Seepng add me necessities OF me
place demand an in1edss = sning, Addfess s,vxo,
febS0.Fip !" efASsA'
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
s. @@@mmRH
ana so:sSss, P sng abe phi,

nOros Rhiiade1phfas n
anu HostOns and the only Re
Warrington City.
4 f6NLAAL OHIO ANH RHETTHFORE an n
VH4O RAILROADS terminate Al Baltimore nj V.-Sirg
o Olty On tae East and Counbzs en- s west a hsh &c.,
II Sonnecs WIN Railroads for and from al points 10 80
West, SOuth-vEest and Sorsh-VFezt.
s,assengers By this Route visit ts sti. ~ F,It.o
yo Rnle eN fork o. Boston, q the 81 ss 10 Ne
1ork or Boston alone, By other lines. ~-'- -
The Lkes can also Dc Proeursd via Washihou City d
-a.sera elites =. an additional eharrs Of a. No
TT.,esping cars attached 70 al night tralrs. -
al principal points, 's-4sS = ''oPeng
v men and travellers, for pleasure Or ufr,,..s,
tn Eastern Cities st conparafiveIy Ern,u
Il = nsry Is celebrated for its wonderful bssut n
police ~ a TIE world. It's system Of dsy snd ni-St
arre pment; its exclusive teierrapb 49, -
lance Of he y aoeole track; s fms hotss ude he
and coufsrt sufss % ne passengers speed, afety
the princpaI and Baggage Checks can be procured
AK for and Stearhost of5es. In r. w..
vi p s1I ne "a tinsre and Ohio Railroad
L n - ~ ~ a, Master fransporta ion r EOR
J p am = General Ticket Arsut z E0RR
H. u lEWRRrr - Gen Western Agent. n 4 ORE
J ~ nH,9elIr, Prest, @ r r 80 - -
apriiI9 - Sen l Ticket Agent, ORR
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Land for Sale.

GENERAL RRRIsHT OFFICE, NASHVILLE DECATUR r. Ri
NASHVILLE Nov. 18th, 1860. !
N and ser the 10th inst ghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and all other connecting Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay
To insure prompt attention hts must have plain shipping
marks the destination FULL initials OF Last
package Stock sent through with and dispatch.
JOHN W. RADCLIFFE,
noHIS-dIm General AR ent.
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Seeds.
Valuable Printing Office for Sale.

GITUATEDin wealthy section Of country Tennessee and
having extensive subscpt list and advertising pat
Thepsper Democratic and wlbe sold
however, Democrat. The
hed advoeste State Equality and the proprietor will
octl0-ln
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NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA =. n.
Notice To SINNERS.

YREfGHTS for the Mesphis and ChzFlEten aslEoa1 AMI
for Lovals stations the Nashville aud Chittanoega
Railroad. including CAlssneogs, win ae received Bat oag
condition % the Stats Road OF Georgia, Rghts for
points can be received sa farther notes,
Z, w. COLE.
lsbs-a s.--a-1--s--.s
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4. cHx1TnkM. e.r r.
M. q e. #. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROOERs, AND DEALERS
Frxz BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO. crsARs. rAIzs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C.
CORNER or COLLEGE AND 0HJRcg s7R=Eyx
Nashville, Tennessee.
WE7 receipt Of large and we'll selected rock Of
Groceries, Liquors, ETC., consisting in part As fsIJows
$50 hhd Sugar. ali grades; I00Oo genuine Havana isrs
200 bbls choice Molasses; 900 kegs Nails assorted:
l00 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
100 bbls Powdered Crushed ana 10 bbls English Walnu
Loaf sugar; 10 bbls Pecans
$50 boxes Star Candles 10 bbls Ffberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BKANDIES, WINES, 90.
IS X & x choice French Brandies;
20 \ casks Madsirs, Sherry, and Port WinssI
15e baskets best brands Champagne;
80 boxes Sccvill Claret,
100 90 ss sI Robertson County WHISKY
do do do Bourbon do
And also largestock Common Whisky American Brandy
Gin, &c. 10y
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder The
drzgnsc Icing the only Agents Nasvi Of the
would call the attention Of the Merchants and .
largs stock OF Powder on hand, in Magszinefor sale
80 do do do der;
800 K :. % do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
SU00 kegs Hazard DO do Powder;
$40 do do DO $50 esses Of Powder, assorted
5000 Dupont Blasting so bbIs Toy Bedford Co.,
der. aafpfv 49, = W.
janlI n &. f. F. CfEATHAh Avent.
SOLE AGENTS EOR
DaPonssPcWder; Joy, BickfOrd 4 Co.'S Safety
Hazard do Fuse
Sycamore do
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c. EDWARDS, y B. HARRIS, E P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRIS g. CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson Co.,
wholesale GrOcers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,


EIrandies, Wines, TObaccos. Cigars, &c.
coRRAR 00LLEGEABD 0HBRoH SzBKE7S
Nashville, Tenn.
WK ARE IN REcEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
wv selected stock Of Groceries TobaccOs Liquors &C.,
pd In part Is follows to which We respectfully invite the st
SUGAR, m0LASSES AND SYRUP.
g hhas Louisiana Sugar; sObsls Coverings powdered
$, g bsl Coffee 2obo1ss D R Loaf Sugar;
100 half bills Plantation Mo 50 paskaE ss Louis Golden
sobsis Refined Moiasses; sOpfs New Orleans Golden
o6Sls Lovering's chrush' syrupi
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Coffee; bags Old Col Java Coffee;
100 bags New Orleans RiO oOE 50 bsgs Lagara cOaeei
WHISKY.
100 bills Recthed Whisky; 50 hbIs Robertson county WINS
100 S XIV snI DID DA 20 bis bis Smiths Old Reserve
epuncheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky
RRANDIES. WINES, &c.
IOuusrter casks seiTpettes 10 casks Madeira Wine;
logs ssR:y Od Duprsy H.. T,..
g q sssis EesSsiis Brandy: e g -, Dry wine:
Sr..s,! United Fr'pr''r' sa s9 c6a~pasns
lOe pIs American Brandy; IS boxes cIare.;
100 Ginger g Ps1' I Mem. Cordial
Blackberry ~ boxes o.elsi
25 Raspberry % pkS AoHAno UNI
10 casks Rum; =
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes virginia TObeccO-various brands;
500 Kentucky "
eSkeRs A ] Smiths Pancake Tobacco
$4,000 Superior Havana oigars-Tst0us Brands;
5000 Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
lOO boxes tar Candles s0boxes stearns Candles,
200 hf" 50 Tallow
$50 or $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
100 /" Supernue
100 bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks hne and Salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bbs Kanawha Salt; so nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 racks S Almonds:
500 boxes Glass Ware SO bbls Pecans and Filbertsi
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 hbls English WaInuts;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards;
500 bags Shot, assorted Sizes 500 Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
IS cases Sardines, u and 4 25 Allspice;
boxes; so bxs Ground Mustard;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; SO 4" Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Raisins 50 bills Cider Vinegar
leo /" MackaFel; 50 bbls Xxx Ale;
2S chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety OF ether articles.
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CtHEESE. 10 Boxes Prime New, reecivslsg
" d pICEEY,
tuyH al Market stxest
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Stewart County, State of Tenne--ee-
~ STEWARE EnIIarK c..1r.....- = =.

IN STEWART COUNTY COTTEr-r ~ =
B. ncCarro e ais. chas 8 su-nu.-. -
e sell lAnd It Appearing 70 ne ron ecT1I
e9.S ou mat Tics X McCarroll, Francis MsCsral
MS Senes AeCsFro, Samuel McCarroIi, and H,r-.,
nsrS a. law Of Francis AoCarro deceased are 80
ne stats OF Tennessee. Is hersfore 49,
Nsb ISon be nae for four consecutive wesEs - -
civ N N..b AND A9ERicAS newspaper pubahed is N.
S1 - requiring said non-resdentz "a - 80
h Sos nsees Of The COUNTY Court Of slesart
q ne eeG.t house, In saiG county IN r. So
me arst Monday in January 1891 sud 81
s.Ssd - :, bill, the VIII Be aksp o-
Ssc7-wtt-pr'sfee %. Cooh, Clerk
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ST0LEN from Samuel seEell, Patriot Perry county,
Tennessee, the 9Th Of December EappIe Gray
Mare, feet high years old By close observation there
De blensh in the right eye, she we'll formed and
pact mare.
DESCRIPTION.
The that is supposed TO have stolen Il sbozt feet 10
inches in height light hair and red vhers, heavy
the shoulders rather bends forward when he walks
name il Cox, dressed ordinarily
liberal reward will he pOid that will the
that get her. liberal will given for
the thief SAMUEL sEWELL,
aul-W3t Patriot Tenn.
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ChafAestOn and SaVaDD.s
EREIGHr LT~r- IN

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED 1scRr.s vn
sss Freight Trains OnaI the roas.. a,
Nashville: - through rates from New Yort '1 20
s ssst GIA Isp per ioS ib' 81 g Third e. loo
Hats. Caps and BOnnets, Is S 90 -
and q half and four days. y - aFiile, three, three
Time from New YORK and Phfadal,bs.
and nine days 'A ana naits eight
eaooaths esEse the Above variations
iregA. trns are run on sunday three neS 49, - 40
No dstentions BY ice snow. Overe6s-vas - =,
esPt aA11ages occurring at seal promptly adjusted - ~
Vlie and Chattanooga Railroad delivery y @s NAH
dec22-S P&B n " ,vu--
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Agents for the sale and purchase of Negroes
NO. Is CEDAR STREET,
CBetTeen the Commercial Hotel and Public SQUARED
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M. p. JONES, Proprietor.
Corner of the Square, near the Wire Bridge
CONVENIENT to Steamboat Landings and Railroad Depots,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-28

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I1th, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East and West will run IS follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 N and 3PM.
Arrive at Chattanooga I:j0 n and las AN.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 1904 NJ and 7:3OPM
Arrive at Nashville at $50 II and A n.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York
n Philadeiph4, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Iynchbug, Knoxville Savannah CHARLESTON,
Montgomery, Menu his, New Orleans, &c,
Both Trains Stevenson with Trains On Memphs
and Charleston Ksilrcad, and at Chattanooga
Tennessee and Georgia and Wesern Railroads
Through Tickets may any hour on application ts
Ticket at oce at Depot, to the following places and
st the following prices, viz:
Nashyie to New York. via Ear Tenn n IS