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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
EROM NEW-MFXIC0-

| A correspondent of TIE 81. Louis Republican,
writing from Fort FGuDtleroy, New-Mexico, Aug.
90, says:
"T6e Governor OF New-Nexico, Abraham
Reucher, has issued bis proclamation, ordering oft
the whole elective militia force OF tie Territory ~
a Home Guard. Great CONSERVATION and dtmay
pervade the minds OF the people. Since tie sur-
/ ieBder-igndHle dastarcly. and cowardy-of the
United States troops lseyen eight hundred in num-
Der, under command Of Maj. Isaac LyDde OF the
7th Infantry, to inferior force Of Texan Rebels
and Arizona outlaws, said only TO amount %
350 great indignation IL felt by tie native poPult
lion. They dread the Texans. There are now as-
sembled al Fort Craig Val Verde, or Green Valley,
on the Rio Grande, 100 miles above Mesilla, 80
or 900 American soldiers-mostly w-Aezicoivol-
unteeIs. At Albuquerque, q large force Ii also in
readiness 10 receive the Rebels. The Texans are
ssid 10 be posted ut Santa Barbara, formerly Fort
ThOr1e. they talk about being largely reGnforced
that however, Is all bosh. There eau be no doubt
that Msj. Lynde and number OF his under officers
acted the pat Of traitors and renegades. They will
receive their reward in due time.
"On the 9th OF this month, about 800 or 9 900
Navajo Indians assembled a. this poet TO receive ra
tous Of beef -four, beans, SALT etc, and tobacco,
pipes etc. The later articles were presents from
Mr. John Ward, Deputy Indian Agent, TO tbs Red
Men. They seemed TO be cheerful, happy, and con-
tented, and willing 10 smoke the pipeoi leace. May
il be perpetusted.
"Leut. Col Manuel Chavez, Of the I'd Regiment
New-Mexioo Volunteers, IL the commanding officer
AZ thisgost There are three companies at present
retained here. The news-the particulars and de-
tails Of the L" big fight" OH the Atlantic sideis
ceived here, and read with great interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
A VOICE FROM BALTIMORE.
Correspondence. Of III, N. Y Tribrn.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribrna.
BALTiNoEE, Oct. % 1861.
1t should be known to the readers of The TRIB-
UNE that the loyal and UncoD lional Union ladies' Of
Baltimore are striving with all ther might to atone
for the want of loyalty inthcir Legislature, who
could not vote for supplies TO the Maryland troops
either in or out of the State if tley wished TO. These
ladies, therefore, have organized Association to
meet the wants Of the troops, and after the men Of
their own State are relieved, they viii doubly de-
vote themselves to tie hospitals, and those at the
North aud West, who have suffering friends at these
hospitals, will have fOme comfort in knowing that
these kind ladies visit tbem and do all in heirpower
for them. But sii this Association needs help, and
will not the North lend helping hand! Persons
who do not know where TO send things, arc in
formed that boxes and bundles Of substantals and
doceeies viii be safely brought by express to No.
I2i North Howard street, Baltimore, where are the
rooms of tie Association, to Mrs. Alexander
TUfnbulfs, No. 63 Franklin street, corner Of Park
street. A box OF mosl valuable articles was sent
from Springfield Mass. That was The FIRST box from
abroad. Who viii send the seeond2 GLIB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
COL. BAKER.

The Cincinnati Commercial, speaking Of the
death OF Col. Baker, SAYS:
:" Ibe writer met Col. Baker IN June last on a
steamer going from Baltimore 10 Fortress Monroe.
he ssd he did not expect 10 survive The war; that,
in biz judgment, should the shores OF the
Pacific again. This was hardly 20 much presenii-
ment On his part calculation. He said the troops
were green, and II would he Necessary FOR tho OH.
cers 70 EXPOSE themselves lie had seen eeryicc ana
would feel 1t enty 20 lead biz regiment. Inc enc
my had plenty Of sbaTpshooters, and he presume
they would pick hin of. lie said he believed 1t
would be his tate TO die Vt the head of his regimen,
aid 70 be died.
IL may illustrate the temper and character Of the
nan TO mention that after saying with ~ perfect
calnness ne could have named tire most trivial
Circumstance that he believed wOuld be- lis fate to
fli ia battle and that he should never zee his home
GA the Pacific again, he retired from the guaIds,
where hc lad been engaged in conversation, TO the
cabin, and seated himself at the piano, played with
grace and shill remarkable fora gentleman amateur
that instrument, several touching airs among them
thai fayoIte Of the English soldiers belole Sey asto.
pol-sYect and mougnf,i ADnie Lawie.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
Totsl.................o.....,.....!

Brodhead's Regiment isnow in Washington; Kel-
logg has 2,4cO men; Hugbess Squadron il now fui,
ard the Lancers viii soon be filled up. This makes
j,lGO. Squadrons are being formed in Battle Creek
and other places west of us, which will swell the
number OF Michigan Cavalry to over $500. The
Michigan men in the Lincoln Cavalry are not in
cuded in this estimate If our State furnishes many
more men We will have enough in the field to whip
the South, niggers and al Hurrah for the glorious
PeIiasular State, and the gallant WolveIines!
llacasou Citizen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
THE BATTLE AT CAMP WILD CAT, KY

The following If the substance Of the dispatch re-
ceived by the Hon. Andy johnson, who is at tie
Burnet House, Cncinnati:
CAMP WILD CAT, Oct. 2l-3 p. IN.
The enemy, under Zollicofer, attacked us at II
o'clock to-day. Their force wag: Infantry 5000,
cavalry 500, end one battery. They were repulscd
at two points, and rereated 10 tier intIenchmehs.
They made another attack at p. m., and continued
scattering fire up TO r. M, when tie nnng suo,
sided. Onr troops all behaved wei; four killed and
twenty wounded; of the wounded was Capt. Han
son, Of the Indiana Regiment, whose finger VIA anu
putated Immediately and he at once resumed his
command. Our gallant troops, under Cols. Garrard
and sohapt, numbering 5000, deemed their position
entirely secure, and achievements coming up with
battery.
Camp Wild Cat is 10 miles beyond Camp Dick
RoiinsOnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
MICHIGAN CAVALRY.

Michigan is furnishing more cavalry than any
other Northern State. There If now over 5000 cav
airy ready TO take the field from that State, and
when tie squadrons now forming full, Will bring
it over 800. Here are the figures:
Rrodhesd's Cavalry. .....................lRO
keLOZ4s tAyaiTy..... ......'..'s..ss..ss4fFO
Ihucer8..s.s ssss'ss'ssss'slfHN '
Msjor Hug less SqadTOu................. 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
ARMY CONTRACTS THE PURCHASE OF
HORSES.


There is no doub. that great frauds perpetrated
On tie Government in every department of supply,
as well at the Las, in and about Washington, as in
Missouri Indeed, Il is surmisod th,t tns great cry
about Missouri contracts has been raised 70 cover up
mnch more gross frauds elsewhere. With regard TO
she purchase Of horses, Tie Springfield QHl Rigs
ter says:
We have heard that Col. Barrett's 4" Frontier Cav.
airy" is to be supplied with bIOken-down hacks
from the Fest. What object, other than TO give
some fayOrte JOB, can there be in sending hortes
from the East 10 Illinois, Tor the use OF her yolun-
teers9 Better horses and cheaper, by 20 per cent,
be had hre, and the transportation saved beside.
Why not let He volunteer cavalry furnish their own
horsts has 1en 6o8e hitherto in this State 10 be
appraised By aviOyerniaeni agent. There can 10
nothing bat downright robbery ut the bottom Of this
Soise Performance. The call upon PennsylvaIlia,
Just now, is for men. Illinois, certainly, CAR do
without hof horses.
IAe IAdscAapOlS |0prz0i says:
- HoEses are Pnroh,sed in Penn gy lynuia at SIS
ech, TO be sert 10 IiiSos where better horses can
be had a. an average oy SO 20 $l95. Horses pur-
chased Ia tie West by Government agents found
70 be 70 wosesa on their arrival at Pittsburgh that
forty Of the8 are Liicd 70 SAGE L.e cost Of trdAS-
0OrtGti2H. Big prices have been poid for Cd horse
francs that would rot make decent buzlard bait.
We beard 81 Che nCfse Ia thls vicinity that was
bought BY q slarp desler for en-, ana in about an
hour wac eold 20 al agent Of the Goyefnmcnt for
$50"
These statements are fully corrobVraied by the
Chic'go papers Of all political persuasi'ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
CAIIFORNIA MILITARY MATivERS.

TIE S1R FroaclSc0 hHQ CaGjor5.t0 Of sept y :,
furnishes the following notices Of military Ca,tees
IN tina. city:
SECOND REGIMENT OF CAVALRY.
The Second Regiment Of Cavalry, now at Cawp
Alert, Pioneer Race Course, u BODY Of soldiers VI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

GENERAL PRRIsHr OFFICE, NASHVILLE DECATUR r. Ri
NASHVILLE Nov. 18th, 1850.
am after the goth inst, ights fer Decatur, all points
Memphis aud Charleston and all other connecting Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To prompt attention rghts must have plain shipping
marks destination FULL and initials Of last road each
package. Stock sent through with care and Dispatch
JOHN W. RATCLIFRE,
ncvlS-dIm General Az emit.
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Candy Manufacturer.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTF
Is mNM@E@M4

40 baltimore, PhinadeIpbfo.
N RSste ION, and the only so
washington City.
thanLAAk5 OHIO AND EgaETTu0ur $50
~ Oh1O RAILROADS terminate al Bst,o-s -. 49,
II MY "a ne EAST. and Columbus tie West II which pscs
-. I-IiIo@aa for and from all poin Is in the
"esI, South,West and North.want
fsssengers oy this Route can visit the .;,; a, p,,,
NeH srkt or Boston, ct the cost ~ ~
York or Boston alone, By other iues OF 1ekst %
Through Tickets can also be oro.,-.s =. - -
INC Easern eities AZ an addition ehe-ve a. Niv
sleeping cars attached to al night tran, S-'niy'
all principal points. '1s9 ot stopping
Business men and travellers, for pleasure A. -,
visit all the Eastern Cities couparevsi eAn
The scenery celebrated for wonderful szenss
II unequailed IN the world Its system Of az
Poeei its splendid equipment; its exeIDs track
large amount OF double tack fne hotels f1p nes ~
lance OF tne Company insuTss to The paseagsrs
and comfort. N-seIS sPesos sAiety
1nrougn Iiekets and Baggage Checks can be uro-.s
me Pr1ncpal Railroad ASd Steamboat 0Rces In he
AAN iot acasts Vls ne BAltimsr and Ohio Railrosd
H.PSNITH, Master Tran sportation q opr
l. N COLE, General Ticket Agent q 4 n = n
H sULLIH4n. Gen. Western Agent r = 60
HI LEVITT, Pres't, G r R. a.
.D,p,o ''H'bkO"N, Gent Ticket Agent ORR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

n.cHkAzzAx.
NJ q e. #. en-
wRcLEsALE GROCERx, ANN DrArpuS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS warza
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &o. ---S'
CORNER or COLLEGE AND 0gUPc1 o1p-rrv
Nashville, Tennessee
VKTE arejustin receipt Of large and e3I .sIac,s .
wv Groceries, Liquors, etc., consisting in part "a fs1,o
$50 hhds Sugar, ali grades; 1e000o genuine Iavan.
200 bsls choice Moassssi 200 kegs Nails, assorted:
iU DO DO 100 dozen Painted Bucketst
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs: ''
ec bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Walpgt
Loaf Sugar; 10 bills Peeans
I59 boxes Star Candles; 10 bb,s FiIhoTt,
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES. A.
3 Xxx 4 x choice French Brardes;
~ i Casks Madeira, Sherry and Port Rlnest
$50 baskets best brands Champagne
SO boxes scovilI Classt,
iss SSI: e19l E Ss FS County Wsyi
do do do Bourbon CO
Gin, &c. - -- Di@A0Si
POWDER AGENTS,
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard and Pov5ay
Icing the only Agentsin Nashville
Iarge stock Of Powder on hand In Magazine for sale
Kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Pow
500 % DO DO 5000 f E6I, syeanor. B,...i.s
2 SSS Asg' Hazard DO do Powder;
| ROO - 90 60 do brands;
'O0V dupont BastingPoT so bbls Toy, Bedford Co.,
! iAnn AEF Ggs lST A,s,..
! SOLE AGENTS FOR
| ggsR os sFoWgefi Joy, Bickford & Co.'s Safety
| Sycamore do
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09
p rrw "a
FURNITURE STORE
NEW

rxr s,cber takes this method Of informing his pstrons
and the public generally that he has Just arrived ron oe
rst wi pdid Of fashionable Furniture to which
he be 10 call attention he has taken, and superbiy
6tted up The store 30 Market street, next door &c the old
ss n6 trusts by attention and fair dealing, to merit share
OF nstronage particularly DESTROYS 20 shcw to those
Wishing 70 purchase, stock Of Mattresses iost made, and
not superior oil in the market By calling
Al he Red Store No. &c Market street, you will meet with
attentive clerks who deem pleasure TO show the stock
whether you wish to purchase 10 connection sciA
any otAes establishment -
mar6-2m sAMb HEFeHAW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09
Seeds.
Flour, Corn, &c,

Flour, Corn. &c.
PA0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour:
OOO 460 sacks COru
30 bbls Lard;
so - Green Apples;
IS cases Psrrapine Wax Candles;
$50 Flour Sscb 6, (afty pounds,)
On consignment, for sale by
"! WATTS & CO.,
ysnl9u No. 81 College street, near Broad
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Z O ID TIERS FOR 1861.
AT the Fair G unGs.
PRICES REDUCEDTO So HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
THNHTs FIhsT GLASS ROADSTER, will make his season for
Il 1851 at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h aud closing July the 4h $50 the season. SIS
for insurance,
he is beautiful black SIX od rotted at Athens in
1860 In sos and is certainly handsome and perfect
horse in hS action that has been brought the State lie
bred in Vermont imported by 4. K. Jennings by
Hatch horse by Ii hoo he by Old Black Hawk he sher
man and he By the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc Gr
d. St. Charles CIR gr d Woodbury. Dorssn AID hence
bines four Of the bsst trotting crosses known.
No. 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
BY Woodbury. will be let to % the season, $40
insure. He IS very promising.
No. 3, Washington The Cd.
GOOD BAY years old Old Washington dam an excel
lent Trotng Mare, will be let Is 10 season,
SIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above Ssons Coed Blue
Grass at the farm Of T. Tanning and grain keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part oWner Agent for Company
Oscar Kmbs will be ready all times to show the stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, of williamson, Col r. Allen OF Bum
ner T. flaming, Of Davidson, Dr. a. T. Gooch of Ruthsr
ford. mar5-tf
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES

WILL pay the highest market price Is likely young Ne
groesr both from le 20 years Call S3 Cedar
street
Ih&vefor hire about 30 Negroes balance Of the
boys and girls, Of all sges-sose we'll qusifpd.
G.. W. HITCHING5,
rs1o.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

- fine VSrnsh Of the best quality quantities suit pur
chasers. BENZ 2 SHIELDS * CO.
Also consignment CT Perfumery Envelops for saIeO the
trade Ijsns3-hl b. +. S. Il co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hisplanta --~x..
AWzA ion, called CAPITAL VIEw, lying yxS3aSa
/jf the nerth side Of Cumberland River, GsE<7S<Tg
Fiji 80 three milesfrom the City NASHVILLE, 5RE#
IElfsEt2 consing about Three Hun. -
- dred Acres. He will sell It all ~z6fnn-
together small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
exchange for well improved property in the city It
the very best quality of soil is well Watered about
CIVILIZATIONS and the balance In fine timber pas1re
There coed dwelling houses, good stables
For information apply the undersigned or to John D. James
sep20-d TH0e. G. JAMES.
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JASPER RRANCE RAILROAD.
OyTIcz NAsHyTlLz ( CuArT ANooaA RAnRoAp Co,

SASA-kaAA h-AANCA hAALhOAD'
OTTICx NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.,
October ID, 1859.
order Of the B0srd OF DrectOrs calls made the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Brancz
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company ssfolloEs:
One dollar each Share the 1 November, 1859, and
doa-S each Share the days OF December, 1859 Jsn1a
February, March, April May, June, July, August spts-
Der. October, and November 1860.
Payment may be made Jackson Pryor az Jasper the
Treasurer at his of1ce in Nashville
Promptnessn meeting these calls Is requested OF the subc
Stock construction Of the road depends excuxvelY
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
oet@H W. A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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The SOUTHERN GONFEDERACY.
BY HANLEITER ADAIR,
Atlanta, Ga.

THNHE DAILY SOUTHERN C0NFEDERkOY, under arrange
Inents just completed, will contain the latest intei
Of KIND reported expressly magnetic
egsph, and the Nails Also, dGy reports OF the
other Markets. Local Incidents and Items &C. Prce-4
80 for six MONTHS so for monshaWays
advance.
The WEEKLY SOUTHERN CONRRDERACY is made VI
from, aud contains the Of the Daily large
and gives fresh reading matter than sny other Weekly
the ConfedSrte stses. Its Market Reports full, and
made from actual transactions. Price year 81 .
for six monthS-invarably in advance
= Postmasters Authorized act Agents, in OBJ
tanning subscribers and forwarding the mozeyr which they
will be allowed TO Tezin commission, twenty cents
each Weekly, fifty cents en each Daily subscriber.
y Persous getting Clubs Of i've. suhscr
bs will be supplied with the copies ordered 2 per
less than regular terms
No will be entered books until the money
paul. and all subscriptions discontinued when the time
pres which payment made unless the IS renewed
Address, HANLEITBR & ADAIR.
apll0-d&wIn Atlanta, Georgia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
ITUATEDn wealthy section country in Tennessee and
~ having an extensive subsc tOn list and advertising
ronAgs Thepsper il nemocrstc sold on REASONABLE
terms to no one however but Democrat The paper esah
sed to advocate State Equality and proprietor will not
It 20 out Of his hands be devoted any other For
further at the UNION OFFICE
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Notice TO Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.


SUPERINrFNDRFT's OYncH, ]
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1901
Ereights reu West consigned the Nashville
n Ohattanooga RCo ST Nashville, and designed for ship
met over theRoad said Company, arriving Nashville
greater quantities than be shipped Immediately the
or stored o the company that temporary
storage and pro edon the be found
and the purpose having the charges for storage
able and uniform have been made with Messrs
Dais and Harrison No street, for the storage all
river freghs to copsgnee of $O ton Of 20
mounds which will Extra Draysge, storage and handling
relaiu for Insurance all expenses incidental
to serage. They agreeing protect the fer forty
ave davs without additional charge II protection for that
length of is found necessary causewhich is
anticipated particular attention will be paid to dates and
each lot foryarde MN t1trlicn will be made
give expedition ro1rue II irCtEit and obViate ne
cesajty ofstorsge at Nashville.
Marriott NV OObE' Supt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-09

II ITH0GRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND
Printing Oil, and Wstercolors, Views, Portraits Show.
lands Vignees, Labels Mnsc Titles Diplomas, Bill Heads,
Business Cards. Visiting Cards. Wedding Cards. Funeral Notices,
Tickets Admission Cards. Circulars, Checks BoDds Notes,
Drafts, Maps,Gc.
undersigned has newly made such his
mess enabled execute realty promptly aad
anily, every variety Of the above articles.
J. 7. WAGNER,
Ccrney, Cedar and Cherry Streets
ahQkdQn Nashville, xenn.
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pIANnsI musIUf
NO. Union Street,

Il AN receiving my Fall Stock Of PlanoIo oeres IN
following Factories, which will be the lagst p-s-s
the city: stenway Sons, A. u. Gale Cos Lay T 1ght
Hezleton Brothers, WIN. Kaube Cos viii he old
at small advance on cost cafh or
and popular music juc Sc For bsrrains
50 come to me, IS number 80.
septi6-H
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Mnnny's combined ReaDer a,,SI
Mower.

ANAh hOODoS EWPROVEUEr7r -
49, siscnine eeeivsd the hrs preEnisss AZ
ttb. &c Reaping aad Moving si-ss,
w, y SPaosr ~ The trial OI near sSr.er
a,s, - were al ne Prslpsl AaehiDes n ~
SIos Esre thoroughly teIt-d- The COMMITTEE. ne4
Society, At Louisville, Ky. 0~4A . AsraeultaFE
II also received the ward a. the bs.. : -.
noEer before two separate soress su,si1I ~ ne bee
IN JpIx ISsz oSuny Agrieuturl Society, q Nsshvii
numerous ether premiums and Awards we're zi~s
a1IIns hs iAst season, every MSchineip S-
Inc ABOVE machines are for sale bT he usss-.;-.s
B. y. OHEATHAN, sa"snsos
General Agent for the State
s,Ss--as-,, Usher, HHxkLEs & 90
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Fire! Fire Fire!!!

yEVHE remainder Of ssvea from the late IRE Bros
street. for sale at 81 College street, two doors seovs
Lroad. All Goods ct bali their cost -.
msr2-R oTTAhfILLA y AASpz.
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StewarI County,, StaIn o1 r.---l----

~ AAsL COUNTY COURT Ar nm
u teI--James B. hcCzrrolI ct ais. vs. Cha. sr-..
as t,S ION 70 sen land It appearing to ne rom ooal
SnIS otiI, mat Ihos mcCarroll, Francis MeCs-s
aeSarroil, James MeCaroll. San uei ycar-o1I socn
hsirs a. law Of Fraaes MeCarru dece-i - -
OF ne state Of Tennessee. IL h tbs.so- %
ma, publication be male for four eopseeDvs 49, 'las.sd
UNION AND AhKalcAsa neEspaper pubIs6ss = -
- - rec alring said non-resdents 70 - 49,
e boIs ses o. ne CoontJ Court Stewart
T . " eeart Rouse, in said county in he &c. -
AeInesSee me mt Monday in January, 1851 a,d 49, -
800 81 ~ Dill or the
' As 10 'oen and 'etdO~n for bearing szparts
see7-w4,-ur,sf Zee a W COOK, cIe-h
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VALUABLE BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE.

PROPOSE SELF the purpose Of closing co partner
ship business the three story Brick situated
Cherry street, few doors South Of Broad, occupied by
Is feeton Cherry ST. and back 81 feet The third story
fitted family residence, and offers ample
family and free from taxation State county
Of the eligible business locations in that part OF the
city, aud will be sold AT BARGAIN. For particulars to
lccatios and terms apply on the premises to
mar3O-lm. ISAAC PAUL.
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bacon, Lard Buekwhsat and Family supplies general
Id ly,hy COMBS & MARTINI
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
.AskESs Freight Trains onslI the roads On an, a.,
HashVilie Ao-ss nun eeW York to
cocS per 100 h 81 g Third Glass; per 100 Ia NJ IA
NJ r OIaa., 90 s Fourth Class, 60 90
and half and four days - 4'4iAe, enfses tnree
Time from New York and Pb;r,4ss-h4. -
and nine days. 'sH anu h2is eignt
FREIGHT train, ne shove variations time AZ no
n i. sl.s HLe run on sunday over three lines
ne GsIsnllons ~ ice or Oyercbarvea 81 =
lii At sea- promptly adjusted by ths ~
dco 90 - HA''~nOoga RAILROAD on delivery.
FRENCH PROTESTANT S1FTO[ST-@
PhiiadelPhia, 4th Year,
MADAME VALIANT will "a ons, - -.
ktb young saies at l62e Chestnut street ne iSS
eP1enosr superior Instructions the EDgli.s :. =
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