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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-24
Our Buenos Ayres Correspondence.

BUEsos hyBEs. s A., Nov 20 1850.
Changes in Politics Diidto,y L~gslatin-Gen Mbe's
Via-Ne,c Constitutional Decentralization in San
Ju1n-Narganon # the Bermegc-Ner and Oaly U,ri-
onaycn Seomer-Mdrkets, &c
As our winds alternately blow from the tropics and the
POLE do in all affairs, In this variable place, en-
Joy fever heat and deathy cold The rage OF politics
u comparatively The question of national unity is
happily solved Buenos Ayres from quasi iudepend
ency has subsidized into the position Of province. And
suddenly there such apathy that repeated pro-
plantations fail to the Legislature No statement
OF the urgency Of the moves them though nearly
all the members reside in the city.
all eyes turned towards the capital, with
reference the organization Of the national Cabinet
II be completely changed, but not revolutionized
Though popouar favortes now retire no fears
entertained by any party TO the result OF the chinge
General Nitro has just returned from visit to Gener
Urquza who Governor of Entire Rios, and Dr. Derqu
the President He has stated that much good will
ensue to the country the result OF the conferences
Though ths called republic the councils OF this Kind
are held IA among the crowned heads OF Europe.
In the late amendm made to the constitution was
provded Ina, the members OF Congress should be
OF the province they represent Or else they shan nave
resided within II two years previous 70 election. There
meet this PROVISION and the President ssfed protia
NATION suorne the rights o, such an ordered IN sncn
one affected by this order, and the Governor replied
fusing TO order or to allow a new election The dom
naDt party-that Is, the Buenos Ayrean mnd-hoIis
that the constitution be retroactive In ITS provisions
and that the people dspossess their servants any
they themselves confer. II may result in difficulty
with that province.
Rumors have reached US OF revolution in the turbu-
lent Province OF San and there credit gvea to
them here far the violent death the Governor
yivasaro
vaIeptine Aina who has twice been Governor Of this
province and both times resigned when besiegng
army sight has been offered his choice OF the
tionL secretaryships m minis RES as they call them
here. But he Ia Understood 70 decline All.
There little steamer preparing tor the navigation
OF Bermegoa river rather famous for running ali the
veeees that ascend IL. The building is supentended
q who has escaped from several OF that river s
wrecks.
The government OF Uruguay (Montevdeo, lately pre-
upon its national importuce much As to undor
take 10 bulo 10 her own waters little steamer. The
contractor fearing he would lose his pay, took out Item
upon her. and the government, elring the same thing
for msteras furbisbeo old the same anu between tie
two the title steamer stuck IN the mud for several
months. She now ahoat, and represents Uruguay in
the world n naves.
Wool has been actively bought for the last month,
chiefly by Americans At about twenty one cents per
pound. Lumber Is GEAR, having been sold to arrive at
500 per 600 feet.
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lumbus and Xenia Railroad for the past five
Total. ). 81, lss ,3ss a,II7 ,oss s,o2s,sss
The New Orleans Picayune of Monday event !,
February II says.

The New Orleans Picayune of Monday event,
February ii, says !.
The market opens this week with reader dspositi
70 40 business and the transactions In cotton were On
more extended scale Outside Of this movement thoro
Dol much doing, and feer of hesitation IN engage
new ope' atoms the prevailing feature With regard
matters this appears TO be the feeng
capitalists seem determined to accumulate their mean
without reference u profitable employ few choto
names are sought after at IL Is cent but tAscle
these s 80 greatly circumscribed that the task ~
reporting the few casual transactions that tras
pired b almost snecure. Signatures OF 81
ondary grade next to unsaleabie No sales y
impor lance have TRANSFERRED The foreign exchar
market was In eome respects shade frmer but we g.
unable 10 report any imps ovemept IN ratee Some bv
was done IN sterling at wide range gay from 10
a l03A and even a fraction above for clear hills,
heard or good London credits sold d0v the ms.
figure, whilst two favorite names were taken
erect remittance at 103x 104 But II fairly out ur
The market they would not command these Hgures =
act the rates irregular Nothing Of
was done in bill of lading drafts We noticed some n
Qury for francs and sale OF 100 600 Al bankers We
made at 546z But this Is criterion Of the market.
and good names could not be passed much better than
SIS We quote from ST. 90 a ST so
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks.
made up Monday afternoon, presents the follow.
ing aggregates as compared with those of the pre-
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There are twenty-tl,ree banks winding up, with
an aggregate outstanding circulation of $27 ,85S,
for the redemption of which the State holds s27 86
in specie. The Comptroller has reduced the Mis-
souri, bonds from $2,049,000 in January, 1860, to
81 1893 900 at the present time, or reduction of
over half a million dollars.
The movements of the banks in the four princi-
pal cities of the Union in which weekly reports
are made, as shown by their last statements, are
as follows
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CHARACTERIZATION OF FOREIGN MINISTER'S
yEssELs-oF WAR AT sACRIFIcT0s, Ere, ETC.
From the New Orleans picayune, Feb IL
The Uniied states natl steamship Tennessee, Can't.
Forbes arrived at this por, early hour last
ing having crossed the bar at O'Clock the morning
che brings the fo'lowing passengers
Tsse United States charge dHssPs in nA aeslco Right
Ciem.ns de mangua si-hop Of Mchoacan; Right Rev.
r ,fnsss ass asy d.d IL
y.man Save k kse sa a.%1T. Villains @ Gonzalez A. ves .
The TenDessee detained twenty eight hours at Vera
Cruz BY heavy Dorthers and only sailed the sh she
brings one weeks ater news than we received yesterd
morning by way ~ Havana
The following OF were anchored at sacri6-
cos when The tennessee left;United states steamer
states ffigaie Cumberland, B'itsh steamer Nalorous
British II amer Gladiator French brig Olivia, French
steamer Ecare, an1 the Spanish steamer Isabel 10 Ca
tolea
he Sabine and $; Louis hsd previously left before
stated, for Pensacola.
5tb 'N'' - y" '''e ''N'" "'' - '''''' ''
The new United states Minister, Governor Weller
of California arrived at Mexico via Acapulco ADD Cuer
tho 21I of January and presented his letter
cfedence :" President Juarez the 30h Tue puolic
manner OF hs reception strongly manifested the good
ng aud loyalty the government Of President ia-c7
toward the government Of the United states, and NJ
Velrr address, IN esentng his letter, manifested
on the lst INST Baron de Wagner, Minister Resden,
4 truss also pr, srnted his letter Of credencc tn
cohstu'onai government, having satisfactorily arrange
the prcllmnuy negotiations In regard 10 Prussian
ciatas, which Was the primo pal OBJECT o. hrs mission
II expo cted aud psd th,t Mr.. de Saligny. tn.
Minister RON France. wont nov adopt similar
70 that 81 the Ministers a the United states and PRUSSIA
ll,r Britannia Njests's charge dc Af.res, Ar. NJ.
thew sti remains nj iaapa but from private ana IN
oic sources Informed 'ha' the interests of ns
cun,r, men mperativcly demand his presence In che
capital
the notorious Nsudn " the reactiouarv party assisted
10y Gen Iuoaga snd the notorious l,glrde Chief 90
Police u the city 81 Mexico up w the latest
still hello Igua,a and small district surrounding Il, w
II m iwc 70 three thousand uien, but Ave tho1sani
oersl troops had areaay been sent against him, and 10
formation ~ his zuniecton vas daily Anticipated
osDeral Meta, wih scattered fragments Of hts t-nops
MAINTAINS fcieni guerrilla tho Sierra Madre
Inc rest ~ the curtrv l. quiet with the exception Of
few orgaeizea blndIlti IN The Vicinity Of Topic.
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Our Havana correspondence.

HAVANA, Feb. Is, 1851.
Genera, Mirdn0n and Companions in Hacand-AGairs
in the United Sdtes-7he Stare Trdde-Shdngrs in Ha-
runa, dc
The distinguished gentlemen lately arrived from Mexico
have been warmly welcomed here. They have been
dined at the palace fasted and eted in all first IA
miles OF Spanish stock thus much aiding the metallic
circulation require but the OF industry do
not know that they out OF place. Not 30 ignorant
however or doings in the United States The boatman
ply ing his To get you first on board of American
steamer inquiries with esgerness and anxiety for
ia the country pacedg Their daily bread lies with
ISSUE There branch Of industry not touched
and whitening under the political POISON which fills every
northern blast he fToetwork Ia upon hearts while
the ources melt from our pockets. One slave cargo
Il 600 landed since my last. The COO ie cargo Of the
Lave Yankee turns out 100 able bodied servants The
business Of both classes rather dnnegroes and coolies
gong down In the market Our city Is full OF strangers
and observe at the Hotel Cubano, where the largest
crowds found OF recent arrivals seceders from
Northern weather and political exctemen s:-A. w.
Corlies and lady, Hon. Edwin Burr, New York, Mr..
and Nrs W. Hicks, do; Tleston Mills, Mrs Hunter,
louisiana Collins lady and daughter Galena, ILL., Mr.
l. N Randall and lady, Dubuque; - Baralt It Jago;
Henry N. taxon Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Vim Nye Davis.
Boston; Geo Wilkes OF some renown In the ring and
SuirR of The Times: Rev. J. NJ Worral Ky VIM A
Cumming, % New York; Mess's. Blood Merrill Iced,
Weed, Hasam and Megarie with host OF others too
numerous to mention, bat Of the glad getaway sort
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The first mortgage bondholders in the Terre
Haute, Alton and st. Louis Railroad are requested
to meet at the Office of John 8. Richardson, No. &C
Beaver street, on Friday next, at one P. NJ.
The Bank Comptroller of Wisconsin makes the
following statement for the half year ending Janu-
airy 3l:--
Whole number Of banks in operation. .......... ITO
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From statement of the Chairman Of the Illinois
House Bank Committee we take the following :
CURRENCY AND SECURITIES, JANUARY 81, 1851.
Present value Of stocks IN AUDITORS possession as
security for circulation OF Illinois banks
La Gelo lar
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Flour, Corn, &c.
GAn BARRELS Extra and Extra Family RIouri
OOU $50 sacks COru;
20 bbis Lard;
50 Z" Green Apples;
IS cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
500 Flour Sack ,(sfty pounas,)
On consignment, for sale BY
WI WATTS & co.,
fanl9-H No. 81 College street near Broad,
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for sale.

GENERAL RRusHT oIHcE, NASHVILLE DECATUR r. b.
NASHVILLE Nov 18th, ls50.
N after the goth inst, eights for Decatur, s points
Memphis and Charleston and all other connecting koads
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To prompt attention eghts must have plain shipping
marks destination full and initials Of last road each
package Stock sent through with care and dispatch
JOHN W. RATCLIFFE,
noyI9-dIm General AR emit.
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..,z H.-D.C5 EntAade1nhE-
ana Boston, and the Pat43
washington Citx ne
4 NENIkAL OHIO AND RaTr
~ OhIO RAILROADS terminate a. 80, w ORE
on Osy On the East, aud Columbus sn - We and
II S0nnecds WITH Railroads for and from All sach
west South-west and North-w. -
y this Route can visit he -. :,
New York, or Boston AZ tbs os y "a
YORK or Boston alone By other lines 49, VI tieksr
-, 11lough Elekets can also be procur.d ~, w.
me Eastern cltles at an additional ch.-va ~
sleeping cars attached to al night tr.s. - only,
Tickets good until used, with The prSVSi.-. =,
all principal points. f'itess o. ssoPPir
business men and travellers, for pIeazp,. - -.
visit All the Eastern Cities at coups-.s,, lnIornat
me scenery u celebrated for It's wonderf1 NAL
unequalled IN the world. Its systsua ~ 40 50
police lie sptened equipment; its excl-.i ~ No mig
large amount OF double track; its me hossls
lance Of the ConPanyJ insures 70 he sa. ne
and eomfsrt- f~as7lssrs spee1
Through Tickets and Baggage Checka 81, -.
thepnneipal Railroad and Steamboat Ofrs = pro ~
Asa Tor tickets via the Baltimore and Obio p45 81
". P.sMITH, Master Traslsportaifioo,.,' 3 ~ q ,
I. N. COLE, General Tickst Aveat y = : y
rs SULLIVAN, Gen. Western a., 3 : =
Il. J. ykNEfT, Pres't, @ ORR s'' .
J. ". BROWN, Gent Ticket Ieen, n On
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NOTICE no SHIPPERS.

NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA Z. r. Col
Superintendent Office, I
URING the time breaks the West and Atlantic Rail-
Of Georgia, being repaired, used every
ton to accommodate the business Of Local n
GLIDING Chattanooga But that the breaks
Road repaired and Trains running through
We think it duty to in regular accord
ing the eights have during
pension eff ransporaons the Western and Atlantic Rail-
road Therefore, freight Local stations nclud
ing Chattanooga received further notice And de-
string do equal justice ALL during this unprecedented rush
freight request all parties in the city interested In the
shipment Of BOTH through and local freight furnish
statements Of freight ready for Shipment that they may
upon Books and take their regular The
Steamboats, and the Louisville road will show for
themselves to dates. E.W COLE,
febl6-u Superintendent
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p NEW n
FURNITURE STORE

FNyHB subscriber this method Of Informing biz patrons
and the public generally that 70 has Just arrived from the
with splendid stock Of shonshle Furniture which
he begs leave call attention BE taken and superbly
fitted the store, No 50 Market street, to the old
stand and trusts by aer ton and fair DEALING share
Of patronage am particularly DESTROYS 70 show those
wishing to purchase, stock Of Mattresses made and
equal not SUPERIOR 10 others in the market By calling
at the Red Store No. IS Market street. you will meet Wit6
attentive CLERKS who deem it pleasure to show the stock
whether you wish to purchase not No connection aoI
any 0thes establishment
mar0-sm sAML HEgsHAw.
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Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
ITUATEDin wealthy section Of country Tennessee and
- having an exhaustive subscription list and advertising pat
ronag Thepaper Democratic and vllb sold
terms 70 no one however, but Democrat The esab
sed to advocate State Equality and the proprietor will lie
oStof his hands to be devoted any other purpose
further enquire ct the UNION OcH
Octlq-Im
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Notice to Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

bUFKRINIKNDkNTB I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1851 a.
TNreghts the West consigned agent Nashville
Chattanooga R Co.. Nashville designed fer ship
heKoad Of said Company arriving Nashville
quantities than be shipped Immediately
the warehouses the company, temporary
storage pro eon have for the
purpose Of having the charges storage
able and uniform arrangements have with Messrs
Davis and Harrison No storage Of all
river freghts to copsgnee of s0 per 1900
pounds which will Extra Drayage storage and handling
prelau commissions all expenses incidental
storage. They agreeing protect the eghs forty
five DAYS without additional charge II
length found necessary from any causevch not
anticiT particular attention will be paid
eacn lot forbade uIu tA,IiiCp will be made
give expedition Ttil hit, and obyiate
cesAty of storage at Nashville,
Marriott BP R.w. COLE, Supt.
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New Spring Goods
CHEAP FOR CAS-

ii EA FOR las h.
AM receiving Stock Of Dress Goods, which pro
70 sell extraordinarily Doing exclusively
business enables this and can make
IL the interest Of all to call and stock Of Dress Goods
embracing White and Linen Goods Domestics Of all kinds and
in fact everything could desire
must again call the attention Of those Indebted to Mich
olson Co. Nicholson Humphrey, myself, to their
settled accounts the times such demand immediate
action in such D. HUMPHREY.
apl5-lF
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M. q h. FL CHEATHAm,

wHOLEsAAE GRoCEns, AND DEALERs
= FINE BRAEDIzs, HIEEe, TOBACCO, CIGARS. HAIts,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, 30,
O0RNER OF COLLEGE AND 01URCE a1REETE
Nashville, Tennessee.
EEYE arcjUstn receipt Of large and we'll electa ,e 81
wv Groceries, Liquors. etc., consisting in part As fsIlsvs
10y bids sugar az granes genuine Havans Cisars
200 bbls choice Molasses zoo kegs Nails, assorted:
100 do DO 100 dozen Painted Bucketsi
ESQ bags prime Rio Cofee SO nests Tuha.
100 bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Wslnu
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbs Peeans;
I5G boxes Star Candlesi 10 bills Filberts
= FINE sBRANDIES, WINES, 80.
IS KkE X choice French Brandies;
90 i casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WlnsSt
$50 baskets best brands ChAmpagne;
so boxes Scoviu Claret,
100 LOO ss,. ane R sas So County Whi.syI
And also large Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
Agents the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The nm
desgred being the only Agents Nashville
would call the attention Of the Merchants Tradero heIf
lArgs stock of Powder hand, In Magazinefor sale.
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs rdBlAsngPOv
500 DO do do 5000 Tss. sycanor. Blasting
| 1000 kegs Hazard do do Powder;
| 800 X do do do $50 Of Powder, assorted
300 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bills Toy, Bedford
| der. safety fuse
| jann n. &. n. =. oHEATHAN, Agents.
| SOLE AGENTS FOR
Duport'sP0Wdsri Joy, Bickford & Co.'S Safety
1 Hazard do FUSE
i Sycamore do
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HIGH PRICE
IL o A ID TIE RS FOR 1851.
At the Fair G unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO SU HE TIMES.

No. L. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
VNHIs FIksT CLASS ROADSTER, will make his season for
1851 at the State Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4h at $50 season, and S
for insurance,
he beautiful black, years old, trotted at Athens In
1860 10 sos, and certainly handsome perfect
horse in his action that has brought the He
pred vermont imported by T. R. Jennings, and BY tie
datch hore be by Loo he BY Old Black Hawk he by Sher
man and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc,
d. st Charles Or or. d. Woodbury. Morgan, and
bines four Of the best trotting knewn.
No. 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
BY Woodbury. will be let to 20 at SIS season, 92e
insure. He il very promising.
No. 3, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old washin gon dam an excel
lent Trong Mare will be let to Is Mares the season.
SIS to insure in fOal.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Coed Blue
Grass pasture at the farm Of T. Tanning grain to keep
mares il good condition, at 81 per
ANDREW GREGORY,
Naahville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar kimba will be ready G times show the stock
gentlemen,
Refer t0-J. Owen, Of Williamson, Col Allen OF Sum.
ner, T. FsnniHR OF Davidson DR.. A. T. Gooch, Ruher
Iord' nAr5-tf
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Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hisplanta
AT7A ion, called CAPITAL VIEw, lying on
sSTEf the nsrth side Of Cumber land River, GfEs5F
ltllINa three milesrom the City ofNas hville ~ sI
ulALHtR coutaing about Three Hum
60 dred Acres He will sell it all -sz7hn..
together in small tracts lots purchasers On
VIII exchange for well improved property in the city It
the very best quality Of sill is well watered
in cultivation, and the balance IN fine timber pasture
There are two good dwelling houses good stables
For information apply the undersigned John D. james
ssp20-tf. THOs g. LANES
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Fire! Fire!! Eire!!!
FHyHE remainder Of saved from the late ere Bros
street. sale At 81 College street, two doors heovs
Hsr;-a ~ oETuEyILEs 3 KI0oz.
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Charleston and SaVann,
FREIGHT THurS

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED IEcP u
IMPRESS freight Trains onaIl the ROAD. a.,
~ I4th December, 1859 through rates from NJ !
sIst SSss per 100 lbS 81 e. Third Glass; Per 100 h
Sscona Gas, do IS Fourth Ctass, Al
Hat. Caps and Bonnets, Is "
and half and four days y ''ifiilss inrd
and nine days. f--' . 'sn ana al
Intervening Sabhaths eapsa m. 49,.
irelghs rams are run on Sunday over three linz,
NO aetentions by ice snow. Overeharvas - a.
osR. N. at sea- promptly adjustsd ~ N
deeS2-H PkB
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The SOUTHERN e0NFEDERACY.
BY HANLEITER q ADAIR,
Atlanta, Ga.

II ITH0QBAPHIgG, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND
Printing in Oh, and WsisTcolors, Views, Portraits
lands Vgnetes, Labels AuSc Titles DploDss, Bill Heads,
Business Cards, Visiting Cards. sang Cards. Eunera Notices.
Ball Tickets, Admission Cards Circulars, Checks Bonds Notes.
Drafts, Maps,ac.
Tht undesgnedh has newly msde sueh his
that he enabled, neatly, promptly
antly, every variety Of the above articles
J. =. WAGNER,
oorp01 Cedar and oheU streets,
sh24dRa Aashyllss g@a.
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EUST received and for sale constantly, enc article Of Psra
ID fne Varuish Of the best quality quantities suit puI
ehssers BENZ 2 SHIELDS & CO.
Also, consignment OF Perfumery, Envelops for sale to the
trade. lJsn23-tfl B. 2. 8. & 90.
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VIM. Knabe & G Piano
Fortes.

WZE pleased to learn that at the great "world Fair
neg ms month IN the city OF Macon, Georgia the enter
prisuR Baltimore Firm, VIM. Knabe Co.. awarded the
over all competition, for their celsbrated
MEDAL PIAKos This Fair being held under direction Of the
Southern Cotton Planters Ass CATION large and influential
oody e the Importance attached to receiving
OF their Fair, produced, learn unusual
petition the part many OF the Piano Forte
o. the country Several very fine Instruments exb
tom hut after patient and thorough examination their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided that the one
from the Mandatory Of VIM Knare & Co. aEscss
Sios - and awarded The Medal accordingly
without wishing to appear nvduous will add
teprse public spirit and untrng with which Messrs
Knabe conduct tn business ene them eminent degree
70 all the honos and which they have achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and Produce
First Quality Piano, and advertising extensively to make
their establishment known they have their posses
sion OF large and constantly increasing business and the uh
qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever
on the order of the day, Judges uniformly pronounce
Pianos to be Observation-Disclosures Sun, Of December I'D
1860.
PsA supply Of the above Is icing received by A.
Mcclure 80 Union street, the sale Agent for Middle Tennessee
who will sell at our factory prices.
marI7-d
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stewart County, State of Tenuess1
IN STEWART COUNTY C1,T-Ee-r ; -

Sic ~ AKI COUNTY COURr ~
u EeE.-James B. heCsrroll OF ais W ca. s..
aIs-Pelinon % sell land. II Appearing 10 ne g., -
acCarrolli James MsCarroll, SAINT el Ne(.sr-cII
neCarro heirs At lay Of Francis EcCarrolI dscs,.,
residents OF the STATE Of Tennessee. II is tbsr-f
iTslon DC ma e for four consecutive veok
NAsusile Union AND AMERICAN, a neumaner n,bIs-t 7
Sy o. NAsaVls, requiring said non-rssidentr Ia - ~
oeore me slices Of the County Court Of stezart ~
s ssu - nc eeart house, in said county in a.
tennessee, me nnst Monday In January issI ana ~
o. oemar to cOmplainants bill, or the sane MI
'e'Seo a. 70 them and Set down for hearing exparts
ss-z-ws, 1850 ". COOK, Cl
- p sIee -. Of SeEart CO. q