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CHANGE OF SEIZED LIE.

CHANGE OF SEIZED ULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East ana West, viii run as foous
GOING EAsT
Leavs NashvilIe at $50 II and 5PH
Arrive 1t Chattanooga l:30 P II and l45AM
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:s0 A N and z3oPM
Arrive at Nashville at $50 u and ga NJ
IL rail connection and shorestrsute 70 osou 6s York
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City Rieh1ngr5
Keersourg, Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah, charIesssn,
Montgomery, Memphis. New Orleans, &c
Both Trains Stevenson with Trains an M.,,oht.
and Charleston Railroad and CHATTANOOGA vita Taiaa on
EAST fenneszee and Georgia Western and Atlantic Rar
Through Tickets be any hour on aDplicaion ;.
Ee1es Ageatet ONCE at Depot, following places ana
NASHVILLE to New York, via Eat Tenn L Va rnuts aaa IS
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Corn.
1R00 sAeKs store AID to arrive for sale censsn
oeczo 20 81 Gollsae sfyset' nsA5y Broad
AN AMERIC 4NETHNoL OGICAL VIEW OF THE
NEGRO QUESTION
Shall White Men Rule America I
NEGR0ES AND NEGRO SLAVERY"
Tke FIRST an inferior Racc--The
Latter lis Normal Condition.
BY j. Ii. VAN EVRIE, M. ID.
By j. II. VAN EVRIE, M. ID.
Vol. l2moq PIP. ss9. EFies 81.


Vol I2n,o mn asl gr;cs a
- s-'S' 80 ~ ttt-S Sf
The author Of this publication assunes as starar
subordinate position the negro as ays existInI
American society is condition ff s!ayery at all but
nasrsl citation an Rieror to superior race and t2st
WHICHEVER eYs II any, exist heyn sociey are
failure Justly enhQdy natural ufextfsv Oh
organism or theory Of thai society His work Is iyeS nso
sro mi pnc ana saal aesrsne.so Of raees aye
Si ~ so ~ s. b ' 'sssuIS ~ ianguage senses
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M. g. e. f.. CHEATHAM.
WHOLESALE GR0CEzss. AND DEALERs
FIEE BKANDIEs, WINES, ToEAcco, cIaARs EAIza, !
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AVID dEyPfE ,sTR-xrz
Nashville, Tennessee.
TEYE areiuztn receipt Of large and veil ss7as 49, ~
w Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting in part IS fslfz
l30 binds Sugar, ali grades genuine sxana
700 bels choice Moiaasss geo kegs Nails aorssi.
1 1o % DO 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
lpe bbls PoEdsed, Crushed and 10 bb English sInunt
Loaf euEer; 10 bbIs Peea7z
80 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbla Fiberfs
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE HRANDEES. WINES, &C.
y y choice French Brardiss;
e \ casks Maaeira, Sherry, and Port Winsst
10 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes 5covl Claret,
l g s 81: RS ,s ss County hisy
And also large stock CT Common Whisky American Brandy
POWEER AGENTS..
Aeents{or ths Dupont, Hazard and Sycamore Powder ~
osrsgsa Icing the only Agentsn CT TIE arzscturers
tes atnfon Of the Merchants and TrAdersto their
stock OF Powder on hand, IN Magazine sale
~ ksg Dupont Rife Powder 2Oo0 kegs Hazard Pow
sOs D. do DO 5000 f ssIs syc.por. R,.,,,,,
49, 90 Kegs hazArd 60 do Powder:
ss0 40 40 40 DO 80 cases Of Powder, assorted
der. - .s To- ~, ssc-loIe = Vo.'
tanll N&BF fsSESTaAr ..-..
SOLE AGENTS FOK
pgsPen.sPo~der; Joy, Bedford & Co.'s saety
sycamore a. 40 Fuse
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SToLEN from sewen, near Patriot Peyrx eountv-
rsnnessee on the 9th Of December, one Iron raDule sv
ees hgn years old By close observation there can
SEA flemish IN the right she yell formed and n
Description.
rae nan that ID supposed 20 hays ter s aSov feat "a
nees "a hegh hss hsif rcd eShkeA, featy set broad
s9oSdes as5er beads forwsrd Whsn he walks, hEs
nAr e Is Cex, dressed ordinarily
esai reward slll be poid N that will the
aAIs e Hat can 80 her. liberal vii bs gwen
TIE tnis'- SAMUEL SEWkLL,
aai.e9f Pat-iot, Tenn
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NASHVILLE A CHATTANOOGA =. Is.
Notice to Shippers.

EsR1IGHrs for the Memphis and charleston Raoad and
for Lovals Stations on Nashville and chAftnucess
intending Cita7p0Ea, viii ee recsised brf 9Ng
10 TIE condition Of The State Road Of 1eg3s Eieignu o
poinEs can Be received % Et1er notce
4, ". COLI,
feb6-tf supflsiend4n
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ana Boston, and 1Ee ONLY re
WashiAEion CITY
4 ~ nazAL OHIO AND BALTsE7IeRE AM
~ VLllO RAILROADS terminate Il Ban sisre I 11kfn
~ oly On ne Esst and Colubnl On be fFrt 3 tt I<
s'nec' Win AaiiFoads for ard fron al ia he
West, South-wesf nsld Ncrfh-1rest.
.kssengers By this Routs can wis ths -s a. H.i.si
IN lew York. or Boston, AZ - 80 - $50 II =
1olk or Boston alone, y other lines = . 1850 - =
4LoaEn Tickets can also be procured via .stf~ rss
'ns .A.ssrn Cities AZ az additions cEnre o. se
sS1esping c2rsattzcled 70 al night trsirr 'Ss
81 principal points s- = '.'PPint
-, Is.nsss men and Travellers FOR pleasure or fu,.s
TSs -. ~ .os Aaserr Cities At c0uparasireis -reI
4 seorated r IL wonderful tsa1F "a ruhli-
poliee IN the world Is system Or ar - ~
ARE mud equipment; its exclusive tsie7-sDb .s-
Iance ~ - q double track its fine aotes frr Az -
nc eoufsrt '1fs % ne paesenzrEs speed, sals|
the principal s9d Baggass Checks ezn Be procured 4.
Ash f5r AID Steamboat Cnces IN fbs
n - e. -, re hallinsre AID Ohio Rasirosd
= X ~ It =, 4aeter Transportsflon b 4 o r r
: n ~ J1z 1enersl Ticket 1 rant Z 3 b 4 z
III 1p1lae -. Gen. Western, xrsof y /. y X
~ Rpnr@ErE 81, Pns't, D n
aprIlls - ssn'l Ticket Agent, CORR
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Land for Sale.

GnKRAL FREgsHr 0THcE, NksHVILIE DECATUR R. R.l
NASHVILLE Nov. nth. 1859.
OK and AFTER the a0th nSt fghts for Decstur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and Allothsr connecting Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To prompt senon fsghts must have plsn shipping
marks the Destination FULL and initials OF last road each
package. Stock sent through With and dispatch
JOHN ". RATCLIFFK,
novf6-dlm General Ar ept.
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PROCLAMATION
IsHAm G. HARRIS,

Governor of the State Of Tennessee.
VTNo ali hs sha see these presents-GTseH9 Whereas,
Il has been Eade known 70 that certsiD hp HILTON,
<ns CHARGED With having committed foul and arocous
the 18th dsy January 1861 upon ne body OF VIII
BURKs county Of Bedfo-d has ned rom 1nce
and is running at large.
Now therefore, l. zsks Harris Governor aforesaid by
virtue pswer and ory vested do hereby oaer
reward OF hundred and City COLLARS TO or per
who apprehend said I'd Hilton and deliver him TO the
sheriff Tailor county OF BedoE in order that us
"a that behalf, may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto ct my hand
and caused the Seal OF the State TO be sxed az
lLs'S Nashville the 24th day Of January, 1851
Ky tie Governor IsHAM G. HARRIS.
S.E. 4. RAY, Secretary Of State
DESCRIPTION.
AID Hilton is about high, with sandy and
whkers, rather slender build shsuidered ft is re-
heAt he has ohAEged his Appearance by hair dye and
jsu25-dErln
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CnarsestOn and Saw---.E
KRETGHr - - ., = AAs' A

800 $500 hEDGeED AND SPEED Jxazptvv
II ssis Dss zIsssa' ia Tssn. on.ll ne rod. ca
Nashville. 'S-aA n-et IRON Me- ~.
s sss. ps: ... per ioab', 81 g Ea cl.s
Hats Caps and Bonnsts, Is 4i Oiaass Do
and half and four davr '1 70 Naanfille, three u
Tine from New York and PbfIo5., -,
and nine days. F-'@' 'esse aud hAlf, I'll
t,n..saYenlng saooaGhs eau1e the above v.rs.,t,
NJ ar run on sunday over three iss " =
esp damages occurring al sss and damages
~ 40 yn&ttanooga Railroad deiiTery 71 y ne -
deexs-S ran -
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@ rap.Rps +. ,. HAREs r. p EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRIS q CO.,
Successors to Edwards, GiIKersOn & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

w MVaOC~AAO ~ y C~Ao -
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Brandics, wines, Tobaccos, Cigars, sc.
coRKAB 00LLEGE1ED oRtRoH s7REs7S
Nashville, Tenn.
WEE ABE IN REcErpr OF A LARGE AND WELL
Wv selected stock Of Groceries Tcbaccos Liquors &C. com
sed in part as follows, 70 which respectfully
SUGAR, moLAssEs AND SYRUP.
g has LSsiHisn. Sugar. sObhIs LovsnnEs powdered
y = ~, c.s Clarified ;, Sugar;
100 bills Plantation MolAsses 50 half bSs Refined Mcass
100 half bbls Plantation Mo- SO parksg list Louis Golden
500. Isansa Mols..s.: sOpss New Orleans Golden
~ ssl sI Lovsrins'' Rchru1A- Syrup;
COFFEE.
iSo sagn Baltimore Rio COns bags Old Col ysvA cohso
lOe bags New Orleans Bic oof so bags LAgua Coffee;
WHISKY.
100 bbIs Recthed Whisky; ibis Robertson county Whs
100 KS 1I DID Dm aOs sSs' Smiths Old Reserve
100 packages Old Rye WHISKY m. T TSsaDs
RRANDIES. WINES, &c.
quarter casks segnete's 10 casks Madeira Wine;
loq sssRsy; s.. rs Dupr.y SIiss' "@''
30 sr a. os.i. I nesSsis Brandy: 10 Dry
10 United Proprist0r' . Pss eins Cs. mlss;
100 pks Anerisan Brandy; IS boxes ciaret:
100 Ginger IS pks Lemon Cordial
50 Cherry 25 Mint
Blackberry ~ boxes bitterai
rs Raspberry +" IS pks Holland Gin;
10 casks RuLn5
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TOb.sO0-Essious brands;
500 " Kentucky /"
e5 kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobacco;
5000 Superior Havana cgars--vsr.sus Brands;
$500, 5000 Domestic
CAN DLES AND SOAR.
900 boxes tar Candles; 50 boxes stearine Candles.
900 hlf" 50 Taow
1907" $50 boxes Soap various kinds;
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family FLOUR;
100 supernne /"
100 bags Pennsylvania Buekwheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks Ane and coarse Salt 100 dozen Buckets;
SOC bbls kanawha Salt; 50nest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes; q racks Alnonds
500 boxes Glass Ware; 50 bSls Pecans and Flbertsi
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Welnus;
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; so bags Pepper;
Is cases ssrdines, y and x IS AlIspice;
boxes; 50 bxs Ground Mustard;
so bxs Lemon Syrup; 50 Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Rssns; 50 bbis Cider Vinegar;
100" nackerel 50 bblsXX Ale;
25 chests Green and Black
With ayariety Of ether articles.
mar6-f EDWARDS, HARRIS 4 co.
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stewart County, state OF Tenne--e.
N STE KART gOENTY ca,r-r,... -..sH.

NSEEWART COUNTY COURT ar N
- sssE.-J4Hes B. hcCarroiI Ct ala vs. chss -
- w, y sen land II appearing me frots Co.
III, sn1t 1nS9 AeCArroll, Francis MrCarerf ~
eeeSaffoi anes AcCarr0 saGuel hcCarroil -, -
arroi heirs Il law Of Francis EcCarroll dc..s -
residents q TIE stats Of Tennessee II = tss are
RoSAton se ma for four consecutive weeE- ~
rv !, ,tS.,N AHB AMERICAN newspaper p1blishd ~
- 500 sees o. ne Conn3 CsuKt Of stesart e,B,t
@ = ne cslrt house, IN ssid csuntz IN - -,
:, ~ ~ Aonday IN Ja1usry, l66l and pIe,s
800 % eonpianants bill, the sane VIZ be
q 70 Isen and SesdOEn for hearing exparts
Secz-wt,-,-s.,.., W.c0OK. cIerk
- 80 - q saHnrt Co. Con,
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Seeds,
4, @Fovegs Gra tea y!
Printing Onice for sale,

ITUATEDin wealthy section ~ eonntyy In Tenness a5
y fsEllg 81 extsnsEe fstspsish ~ and adFtrssr me-
F7nsge Tue paper nemnatt, and HE sold on eas,sEf
ters, to however, but Democrat The paer w. stsb
sned TO advocate State Equality and the proprietor viii mi
IL Of his hands dsrocd ay other nIrse -
ockIQ-ua
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AN ACT.
Bed szas5 bytGe Confederate States Of A~serica. That
the following articles shs b, sxep from duty and admitted
into said States witt bacon, PrE Hams, Lard Beef
Fish Of kinds Wheat and OF All other Graas, Indian
Corn and Meal Barley Barley Flour Rice and Rice
Flour Oats and Dat Neal Gunpowder and all she materials
which is made Lead in ali of every descrip
ton and Munitions Of War and Military Accoutrements, Per-
euaen Caps and living Animals OF all kinds; also, all Agr-
CULTURAL Products in their natural state.
Section fha s opds, Wares aud Merchandise imported
from any Of the United States OF Ane not being new
member Of this Copederaey into this Copedefacg before The
fourth day Of March (which kave been eoG e
chased hereofor within days after the passage Of this
Act, shall be exempt and free rom duty.
section B. That the Sese Of Texas be and hereby exempt
ed sm the speron OF the Tariff Laws heretofore paused
adopted by this Congress.
Isigned) HOWELL C0BR,
President OF the Congress.
Passed by Congress eighteenth Of February eighteen
hundred and sxty-ene J. J. HOOPER,
fehS7-d6t secrsfdry Of the Congress
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A Fine Country Residence For sale.
Adninistrators NOtic

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
Valua bic Land fer Sake.
275 acres Cleared, and IN a fire stzre
OF Cultivation.
ENNHIs Farm lies one mia from Jones station on the Win.
chester and Alabama RalFsad, nine miles frsu Winches
ter ana three miles from Salem in franklin comfy On s
fArn comfortable DWELLING good negro cabins and ali
Necessary out houses Close to the dwelling fine sp g
good anu plenty Of ing water The lad
ALL lt1 and for cultivation, stands unsurpassed by ary
IL the eozDy propose e sell valuable Tract OF land
And would FER persons whe wish IL to John RI
white Nashse Tenn sr AS CoIyar, Winchester, or theJ
can refer to on the premises. =
HARVEY g. WILLIAMS,
ect 21-u Winchester, Frsnkin eaanty, Tenn.
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n&nny'S CON Dlnea ReaDer ea.1
Hover.

WLIa,lA We9SsS IMPR0VRFTrwv
so aseane eceiTsd the nrst prcs1i an ar q
fthe T;s Reapinz and Moving ~
W y sSPsnosr, lsz The trial cane o near s..a
49, - .aess Al ne Pri sPal Machines III - -
Society, a. LeuisvilIe Kv ~ e-l-sa 1t4iea AErtcnlt
me ward a. the best hs.psr - a.
1e.es 9eisSe tEo separate SonmIstees sD-ss - ~
n Jn y IsS @.,ason County Agricultural Society 4 49,
", isSs over most Of the machine nov - - - =
nonerons ether premiums and aEarfs sr. 49, ~, -
s.s -. ,eson over every hachinsin Src-ac.
80 ,4 aeineS are for sale By tie uadesirnsd.
General AEsut for tie ssaa.
s,ns,.S 1sHBR- WHaEIsRs 4 90
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Freight 10 New York and PhfladeIpbIa
ON
COTTON And FLOUR,
VA
CHARL ESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of not than 500 pounds
NO insurance nee essay except from Charleston acd Savannah
New York sud Phladeipha.
Cotton compressed the eptoz and expense Of
compressed it be ghsd from York to foreign porfs
at . to 3l6 less than cotton not compressed.
receipts Issued the Freight Agent thu Nash.
vale and Chattanooga Railroad.
CIV. ANDERSON,
acc zStI-B General Agodts
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HI. H. HAYNES & Co..
Agents for she sale and purchase OF Negroes
NO. 16 CEDAR STREET,
Between the Commercial Hotel and Public square.)
1.-THE highest cash price given for ayes
dec2eu.

Four Horse Mail Coach.
FENHE county running faEY thrsetims
Tullabepa saeaas and friday lsave Fay
Thursday and Saturday 20 the malta
Fayetsveand the Tuahoma and FOR the
ian ofPassengsrs J. B. Smith, agent at Tullahsra Good
drivers The fare through only dollars
iyl-Sr I0HN TAYLOR
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Tennessee Champion

Will stone ESsabliShmcnt.
UkR MIL stoe9 = ~ on hand and made m aul
> smut Mill OF lie latest ftsproFed psts IL. s a1.l
slil deasi Eolns Cloaz} Boiling Hoistir and nssia
ocfefss Seeen Wire, Mil Picks, and Plaster Par AMI
EASh u warranted Of best quality and % give
All eresfs and communications PrOmptJ stsBdei Is
- y. EARNRs
Ososii: Broadway Nils. assr 4 Z, Bsoa1 ssrsss
'~Ae-4-o~Nu HAsAsils, TsuR
Flo2r. Fs0RF. FIsNr.
par recelysd per Eeaer nashville, zee sags Ezsa Eas
JANIS NsLAVGHLFN 4 co,
lAn1-u No MARKET sfress
LaRd, LARD, Lard.
EB2T received per steamer Nashville choice lot Of
% IN 50 lbs kegs. For AIsily use. for sale ~
JAMES Mel AZ 6HLIN 4 CO..
1anRi-u Ne. Market street
Potatoes. Potatoes.
Usf received per Nashville, IeO hsrrsIss-e
- shamrock Potatoes. FOR szIsby
JAMES AcLAUGHlAN Il 90
JAn1-u No NkFket stsess
Ia SUI IDEAS.
MAJ asa 1Espsr1d % Do the Tin. 4 oof NJ. "A a.
w Shaes Metal " Oyl< ne ssarT szhssas;.,S 4. :
noE sue antial uln4ers and Eil ~ ss sark Al - -
sst possible nes T. n NJ AK 4 90,
EirHdOsr bsaoz 1osl 0&ss On CAssoS e.
Haahtsias. <n-Ss
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Fresh Arrivals

Fresh Arrivals
Il III on PSON. SPERRY Geo.,
NEW BUILDINGS, "a MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
M BARRELS Double Extra Flour;
HUI 100 do Extra Family do
100 bags do do do
l2o boxes choice Western Reserve Cheese.
% chess Green and Black Teas;
. boxes do do do
100 dozen and Cans Oysters;
50 boxes Layer Kzisins;
50 - boxes do do
25 boxes Maccaroni:
.serces Fresh FIGS:
bills New CurIants;
rails Fresh Dates;
Also, an asstent Of common and fancy Candies Kisses
Sardnes Prunes Olive on fresh Peaches Pine Appes Nut,
and Almonds, all OF which offer dealers al re
oeced prices THOMPSON, SPERRY 4 co.
Corn, Hay and Oats.
SUPERIOR 10. OF Corn, Hay and Oats just received
n and for sale at low figures By COMBS 3 MARTIN.
jAni9-4m
Also Received
100 BARRELS REI Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
50 bags prime Rio Coffee,
200 bbls Rscti6ed Whisky;
50 bbls Old Reserve do
30 bbls Old Rye do
half pipes Old 0tarl Brandy;
The 1boTe with every other article grocery line we are
also Offering at prices to sut the times.
tanl7 '6l THOMPSON, SPERRY & co.
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES.
WILL pay the highest market price for ss likely youno Ne
u both from l2 to 20 years. Call AZ q Cedar
street 1851
hire about 30 Negroes for the balance Of the
boys and girls, o. all ages-some well qusifsd.
G.. W. HITCEINGs,
IepsV-im % Cedar
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THROUGH RATES FROM
Boston. New. York, Philadelphia an
Baltimore
NASHVILLE AND ALL STATIONS WEST OF
STEVENSON on THE NASHVILLE ~. AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
Notice..

Notice.
CENTRAL RAIL koAD, !
Savannah Ca, February %. 1861
FENHB Congress Of the Confederate States Of
having 18th day February Instant, enacted the
hereunto annexed It becomes that this Company
should change sygsm hherts pursued by them In receiving
and fsrwsrdng go0dA consigned their they
prepared trapsact the P65 hs Custom Horge sad Al
the duties or give bonds FOR the same asN be
Therefore, MERCHANTS Cqnsgness OF goods, beretote coz
signing the care Central Rail Rosa Agent gre hereby
titled FROM and AFTER the 10Th day Of March nx their goods
consigned 20 Of Commission Merchant IN
the city, outlay Commissions and dHtes sEsys excepd)
viii sdvRncsd this Company and charged to the goods IS
formerly
Bill Of Ladng Invoice and accompanying instructions should
Commission Merchant employed to forward the
goods would well for Merchants to instruct their ship
pers so to do. RR. CUYLBR.
President.
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FRENCH PROTESTING 81 s--sss =,
Philadelphia, 4th v.-

n AD4AE VALIANT viii re open her Bs.-.s,.
tA scnooior young ladies' a. las Chestrl1f 49, "a
september Superior instructions IN he $780, :, shs
2Lsnenes 70 beth Of which equally eri5us a 60 20
partment '''--sAe ne {, s7eh
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Netiee 20 Passengers.
TNNHE Passenger Train the Nashville Chattanooga E.
heretofore leaving Nashville $3.50 NJ and arFsing
~ NJ has been discsntned until rher notice For the
accommodation Of way passengers Passenger Car yin beasch
ed 10 TIE Coven Way Freight Train leaving Nashville daily,
g. ". COLE,
hb5sh Superintendent
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stase OF North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (
sTzs1ES HssgTss AES ozHzas. In equity
FA4AA4SGS sgQEE.
0SCAR OHWE q co.
EsVe isst sSAasd At tssls sad.
No. = UUfan stree

DRESS AND N ETILL.A TxIH'HTNGs,
E0MPRlSIGg full s.sJnent Of plain aEd asured VsirI
Rhhaag falcons r. aga. Bugis 6lmps, Grape IFazsla
asa rutons Rni B., +. Buttons &c. &C. al 81 watch a
nti-slv 49, 5 te ssi mt could got ths 4astssn al
kstE- Our stock Of
TePhin merf nd shetAnAa NQ9h
R,h-o,s rid. and ts,rn; Crochet, Errsroirr md -
floop - 7eli a. an7 oissr zzeTal ~ ktg as4uaf ~
hroldery and cFochst Nof = Al her - variety al
r~fs,xss, Taas Eastaasss, Cord, 10
4. Gar as ussl and Vi yios a all and egszysody.
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H. c. BULLOCK.
T. n. n. JONES.
Notice of INSOLVENCY.

FHE creditors Of John Rufl deceased hereby nehed
ale their claims authenticated t law directs, with
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Weakey county,
at his office in Dresden before the 9Th day Of APRIL 1851
having this day suggested the insolvency Of said tse said
Clerk having appointed that sdudcae tho claims ans
the PFoTss distribution among the said creditors
Dec l9 1850. " ROSS, Administrator
dec29-w3t 81 THO estate Of Jshn RUfns.
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PARRAFINE WAX CANDLES.
VN7D have reduced the pIice Of these Candles to compete
w with the Star Candle. in cheapnsss
W. WATTS, e CO..
an3O-ts No Broad street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-26
DRYING APPLES.

Mrs. A. J. Sibley, of Amada, Michigan,
gives the following method Of drying apples
Tor winter use, in the GsRssss Farmer
Apples car be pared, quartered and cored
with machinery. They should then be strung,
and hung on apple racks. They must then be
Kept In warm place until dried By slicipe
them and drying on plates they can be made
more like fresh apples, bat there is not differ
ence enough to compensate for the hard labor.
Tart apples are the best for common use
Dried sweet apples are very good stewed and
mixed with pie plant, and make an economi-
cal pie. They alsH mako excellent preserves.
prepared in the following way Soak them a
Few hours IN warm water; to every pound of
iInlt take pound Of sugar and cook them
hen about half done add a lemon, sliced
thin. when the apples are done skim them
out, and boil the syrup down until clear, then
pour over the apples, and think YOU will
De satisfied with your preserves.
CARE OF HENS IN WINTER.
The following plain rules for the winter
care OF poultry, should receive attention from
all our readers:
hsep the hens IN warm, clean place where
they can have access to the sun whenever II
SHINES: Fee. them regularly with variety
OF TODD, such as corn, which NAV ALWAYS he
before them: barley, wheat, boiled potstoes
mashed and mixed with cob meaI-tbat is. corn
ana cob ground together; and give them access
10 plenty OF gravel, old plaster, or broken
oyster shells. The barley and wheat NAV be
Iea 10 inem Occasionally, if convenient. Add
70 these plenty Of clear water, and pork or
oeef scraps, or bits of fresh meat, two or three
tunes each week, and you will not fail TO find
your fowls profitable. Gentleman.