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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-21
,Jameg River Canal.

Tho late Democratic State Convention
in Virginia passed resolution 10 favor Of
The Federal Government accepting the
proposition Of the State to complete tie
Kanswha and James River Canal. aud
improve the navigation Of the 0hio--tbe
State giving sway sll 600 900 which it
has expended upon those improvements
This should ne accepted The great qnes-
tim Of the day is how to break down rail.
roadmonopoly between he East aud West
ia the carriaga Of Western freight This
will Do it The Improvements completed
their capacity will be more than equal to
all the trunk railroad lines. while at the
same time their charges YOU'D not be one.
lbirl as much That is the difference in
heagy freight between water and land
transportation This measure adopted
would treble and quadrnpIe tie business
Of Cincinnati It would felieve the starry.
ing millions IN the East and at the sane
time protect the Western farmers from the
railroad monopolies, Of which they CON
plain The Cincinnati Commercial is op'
posed 10 H.. 1t would be1 great benefit
tc Cincinnati, /, is true but it would be 40
awful lhing for tho. people Of Maine to be
taxed rcg cents each 10 aii Of this great
National Improvement The whole tax
upon lbe people Of the country would be
50 triaiog that it would never be felt, aud
every year 1t would be three or four times
paid back into the Treasury The Cam.
mcrciqi, in this matter. is the enemy OIL
Cincinnati Gin Eng
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STATE NEWS.

,,,;,, 3 n. citizens Of Hardy
"" Wv, IA ., VoorsfsIj on Tuesday
oflust week to further the extension of the
South Branch Narrow Gauge Railroad to
that place.
Co. 1,,,,;. was elected
DuaSs os1,ES m,,"r, .ob ,os far Wood
oOup'y SuP'''u''uu'u' " ''' '''S ~
county
John G Harness, 40 old and respected
citizen of Grant county, died suddenly on
Thursday last.
An oil cloth pcddIer vas found dead in
Logan few days ago, having been mur'
dered.
p { Smith bo oldest citizen of the
= G"..nla ,, diod an THURSDAY
I S"so 81 IN in the 77tb wear Of his age.
"'s ''' We - wv ..
Mr.. Samuel Gardoer' an o'a "'E" 5'''us
on Beaver Greek 10 FGcaoo"Ia'' 'cI' QUE
day last week breaking his r'ga' arm JUST
below the shoulder
Cant Bright, who is a member Of the
CITY council Of Bethany, Brooke county.
refused TO men his hog, last week persuant
to fine ordinance in vogue The city ser
caont Immediately impounded them.
wbercupoD Mr. Bright broke the close and
let them out. and this caused his arrest by
seargent, aud tne OF 50 w. 4ne c Cou3,
GU Gu ~ y, s .,.o.a s'ss,oa 'AF'"'1
'Or o0'"cPeFauSpySS'
We learn thatWm. Sellers. who lives
on PigaoE creek, Logan county was shot
" s'ns poI' :. "na ,,o"aa h. w;Il a;o
"tsNs" aGu y % Snpp, =, w y" Nv
''''''' "lu oc'u I w.. " ~ 49, h;s ,a,I,,n
a''eF d SuPgp VI "u.sNy a"I .;,h II. m;r'
u' oo na.nsoT i II, snt Jos" fran hi.
" w Ou' 5,.t ~ g, t ,o",o w;,b,. and
n9tSo "9u a',Io,''5y vus 'J g. worL inv
""'pPI" ."V "''" aS'
us n "',o ~ 'uo O0'I H.. a;,,.,oo orl 90,
no m'1, ~; S"o "a,t,a. m,ao r,r woTl,
% Nv, t';s a" ~ir "i ~ ,So o a"g'' ~
"s "I f,w U' dave ' a ". he was sbo. >,
.ofn.o ~, s,,,'J r,nn, boL;nd on ombnsb ri.
thought, by one Of the persons whom hl
whipped. -LaJ@ County PrSs
The second annual exhibition of the
Berkeley County Agricultural aud Me.
chanicll Association vii be he'd at Mar
t'n,onrg on the V'A' lO'l' LIN a"u ~"
iT' /" Is:D" D,"'y,'. ,15I ,"I bo"n Sia
noro,o3 on Mo farm Of Mr. .m1son \
FIesher, situate on tue Sand Fork OF Kan
awha. IN Lewis county, s. miles from the
Court House The vein seems to extend
pEs,,y f usG t al un .S Tue ''rG u, anu ~. !,
BY New York experts. It is found that this
ore Yields from so to so per cent of an I'M.
usually GOOD quality Of iron.-callcd by
those who profess to know very superior
article.
Observation-Disclosures, :, rr,.;ou
az '"' '''vu' S'"00' '''''''' ."'V"
District IN Monroe county, mere were
2l9 votes cast in favor of the levy aud
only one ngainstit Rev NJ. II Bitin.
oor was elected County Sprcrinton5en, bv
large majority.
!, uo s.r,, .,.,.;,, :, no 1,u;,h,,.,.
' ~, ''"o '''.'''" ;" Wv "'''Os
Independent District 6rcenOFieF county
-, 'SSF WY s'S' u 3'NY' y, Wv Wv Nv" :,
Trl o"'y sD'u'' U''s' . ~ WV
"S C. :l' p'UO10'y =, O o s't':'4 I0'",
y 9up'''"''uuyn' o. o'''DO''V' W d
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There ar,-a sood @aay vigorous douuH'
citations of the backpay sWindle, but con-
yention Of farmers in Kansas has improved
on any Of the forms heretofore noticed -
In coocise preamble they characterize the
swiOdle as zone of the most outrageous
steals knOTn to the civilized world" aud
added:
"Rhereas, D P Love, our Congress.
man, supported the bill; Resoioed, That
we demand that be resign bis seat 10 Con.
gress that bis place may be filed by an
honest man Instead Of a thief"
Mr.. Lowe must consider the reference
to himself as slightly personal, If not as
indicating waning Of bis popularity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-21

to confer With a similar committee aPPoin
Ted by the late Wesleyan Conference 10
Cork. upou the subject Of union. The nc-
ton on both sides vas almost unanimous.
The negotiations for a union JsiSeen the
Primitive Wesleyan. aud the EpiscoPa'
lilns discontinued some twelve months
800. are about to be renewed. The term
"Mc'bodist' appears to bays lost its slVor
Of oporobrium With chgrchmsn since
their troubles With the Pascyiie' bcsaa =
Thee will not nov object TO recruits aud
reinforcement. from ans legitimate Guar
ter The more liberal religious papers
have reason to be pleased with the signs
Of the times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-21

The campaign iu.Virginip was opened
at WytheviIIe, on the 18th instant by Colo.
mel Withers. the Conservative nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, who made brilliant
speech in which be gave scathiug review
of tbs Radicals aud their misrulc,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-21

The New York Tribune, Of the 9Th in.
staut, 10 an editorial speaks 10 this blunt
way Of a terrible scandal at one of the vat
ering places:
"Tbe last great scandal, touched lightly
by the press but brui'Gd everywhere now
is no, Of nvaricC and greed, but Of intern.
peraucc and lust Open, public, brnzen
nauuted 10 the faces of decent wives and
mothers, aud ofpurc daughters aud sisters,
a shame, foul froutcd, sickaniug, bCasty
Between the sensual sot, of brilliant intel
Icct but vile associations and dopraved
habits who SO lately set himself and para,
mour on public exhibition in this city and
at Long Branch between him and the
Presidency Of the United States are but
two lives, and ono of them of frailest ten.
ure. Is the nation drunken that it gees
this large disgrace paradcd under its very
eyes and takes into its nostrls TIE stencil
of the offeOsc, and makes no sign Of nau.
sea? Has dead aud buried decency no
resurectioD2 Who and where is the clear
thinking statcsman-no, not statesman,
common mau--eVery day man-hard.fst-
ed, rough, aud hearty, but honest way
down, true to wife and family and bis
own manhood who will roll away the stone
from the sepplcher of public virtue? The
time calls out for him The country waits
his coming. A nation bowed down with
the shame brought on it by its trusted SER
wants with its face 10 the dust, prays in
its anguish for some commissions that shall
rrOd the heavens and purify the air And
the United States Senate what is its duty?
Has it any scIf.rcspcCt left?"
"Batwcou him aud the Presidency Of
the United States are but two lives, and
one of them of frailest tenure" The
above extract ispretg severe on one oil
the god aud morality party of this glorious
country. Everybody knows who stands
third in succession to the Presidency. aud
| if the statement is true, It is really time
the people Of the United States should
cover their faces with shame at the evil
deeds Of its highest representatives.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-21

We are notoppo'cd to paying postage oD
cur exchanges. There is nothing wrong
in the principle, and We don't see Why a
newspaper should have any special privj-
'lege in this respect, other than to give cy-
cry Congressman his full portion of hell
FIRE and brim,tone-tEe hottest kind of
hell" wheueverhe fails in his duty. Let the
eoaOtry papers pour grape aud canister
into al salfg grabbing Congressman, who
voted exchanges froa free delivery in the
mails, that they might steal from the ma
TONS treasury. PO2r it into them po'iI
the last salary thief is s>ot to that bell
from whence be "sball never return"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-21
WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

WNlV VTDITNT NSs
80 oc
A I Rules held III the Clerks Gihce Of lhe
n County Court of Mason County, IN lhe
month olJ0ly 1873.
Joseph Rifle aud Augustus D. Rifle,
vs., nu :,
KoonTod lIiiil', JACOB Ritlla, George KIM. Ma
ry VanSlckles, formerly Mary h'iir' saraii
Riff and Catherine Run >. all children aha
hrrs at law Of George RIM senior deco
Thomas Eckard and Elislh@th EcEard' ms
wife, formerly Eilz1belh Kllilf' daughter anu
heir al law OF h''S'Se'D M ~ aeeSase" S VIII
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-21

The office Of R Alesbire Il Cos Mil
was gone through on Friday, by thieves,
$500 taken There appears to bave been
two engaged in the robbey-oDe called
Mr.. james Ale,hife, a youth who was
alone 10 the Office. out Oh preteu'e Of bus
mess. while the other did the rilliDg OF the
drawers. No clew to the thieves yet, but
they are supposed to be following, or at
tacici to Van Amburgh's show --Lsdger
The proposition to form new State out
Of portion Of Tennessee, Kentucky and
Mississippi IN order to embrace very
large proportion of The negroes of those
States 10 the new boundary, meets with
very proper opposition. The evils sought
to be cured would not be cradicated aud
the project altogether is wild and vision
arv
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-08-21

A. |. Boremau, at last takes bis share
Of tl. salary steal"
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youa,hIe.s Pullin, Charles G. Miller, George
@ BOWER, aud Mary 5. Bower, his vile,
t,rmsrJy Mary S. Miller, John C. Miller.
Franz 6ssbncr. and Ella B. Dashner, hi,
VIE formerly Ella B &Ger, John J. Dash.
ner and Margaret +. f. Dashner, his wife,
formerly Margaret E. r. Miller. EuponS S.
Brigbt. and Charles Annie Bright his wife,
iormerIy Charles Annie Miller, heirs at law
of John CnlrelI, deceased, John f. Trims,
,Iames #. Couch, Dr., and Beujlmin'Dsy, De
fendants. In Charcery.
The object Of Ills suit is 10 recover from
Youall Is, Pullu the tile to tie undivided
spyen.elghths part, of seven hundred and
twenty acre, of land situated on Rock Castle
Creek. in Mason County, Vest Virginia. And
it appearing BIZ AFFIDAVIT filed with the papers
oit6e cause ioas the Defendant, Frank Dash.
per and Ella j. Dashncr, John j. Dash.
ner and Margaret L. r. Dashner, are nOn'resi-
dents f the State o West Virginia, il is or.
deredrthat they DO appear here within one
month afcr the first pub leaion Of this order
and do what is necessary 10 protect their inter
est in this cause. Teste!
CHAS. B. WAGGENER, Clork,
English. p. q. lsugust 7-4w
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA.:
,T Rule, held IN the Office Of the Clerk Of
A lies Circui. Court Of Mason County, On
Monday, August Alb, 1913.
Ch,,le, @ Pullin. Margaret Pullin, Villa N
ppllin James Pullin, Jacob Cossin end VA
20 Co.'S n. Ii, wife, formerly Mary Pplln,
ii,ram. sicllefiaitt; and Jane Ann 1cDermilt
Iis wife, formerly Jsne Ann Pullin, and G.
" Puilin, COmplainauts.
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GEO. ". TIPPETE, Editor
Southern States Under Radical Rule

Southern States Under Radical Rule.
From the Richmond Wig we clip the
following which shows plainly to what de-.
grcdnlion the Radicals. With the assistance
Of the military and an interruptions Presi'
dent. bave brought the Souiborn States to.
Tho picture is indeed sickcniOg The
Wig says "Lot US for a moment glance
OF the condition Of things in such Of the
unfortunate States south Of US are under
carpct-bag, scaIawng aud negro rule. Be.
held The piriable condition Of South Caro-.
lima! Bound and delivered over to the
thieves and Sc1u0lrcls, white and black,
who are praying upon her vit'ls, she lies
PROSTATE, hopeless, helpless, her State
debt increased from FIVE to fifteen millions,
whilst her tax.riddeu despoIed and ruin.
cd people are no longer able to contribute
to the support of her government Her
very asyluws and hospitals, We are told,
arc closed for Tue want Of the funds stolen
by her officials
And how much better is the condition
Of Louisiana? Even her heightened, chi.
various citizens are compelled TO cry
Hold, enough" and to acqniesce in the
unnatural, degrading, bcavcn.forbidden
uuifcation Of the races in order 10 secure
existence there Everywhere ruin and
desoIatiou meets the eye New Orleans,
,he once proud Crescent City, the cmpori.
um of the great Mississippi Valley, is fast
becoming the abode of only birds and
beasts. or what is infinitely worse, of hu.
man bycnas, who feed and feast upon the
Iniseries Of their rellow.mOn. So, too, Of
Arkansas. aud every State where these
vermin have obtained control, ruin and
dcsOlatiou has followed in their wake Ienv.
ing nothing but black despair behind"
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The indians have committing fear.
fol ayages for some time in Western Tex.
as. Little girls Of from eight to thirteen
years ofage seem to be the principal Oh,
jects of their savage cruelty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-23
Religions Notices.

First Presbyterian Church - Services
at IL a. N. and p. N. by Rev. T. A.
Hoyt.
Second Presbyterian Church-Services
at II a. m. and p. m, by the pastor, Rev.
J. w. Hoyte. SEATS free. The public re-
spectfully invited.
Edgefeld Presbyterian Church-Services
at IL a. u. and Z p. m. by the Rev. j. II.
McNeilly.
North Edgefeld Presbyterian Mission
Services at q P. m. BY Rev. j. II. Nc
Nelly.
Christ Church-Services at II a. m. and
7:30 D. N. Subject of evening lecture:
Joshua" Rev. VIM. Graham, Rector.
Church of the Advent Services by the
Rev. Edward Bradley, at IL a. m. and
Z p. m. Subject of the evening sermon:
"Charity in Secret Societies and in the
Church"
st. AIMS Church, Edgefeld-Services at
s. p. N. by Rev. W. Graham, Rector of
Christ Church.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Services at Masonic Hall by Rev. NJ. B.
Dewitt at IL q. M, and Rev. S. P. Chestnut
at 7:I5 p. m. Sabbath-School at 9 a. m.
Singing exercises at $50 p. m.
Edgefeld Cumberland Presbyterian
Church-Preaching at II a. m. and Z p. m.
by Rev. J.D. Kirkpatrick. Ssbbath-School
at 9.15 am, and Sabbath-School singing at
$50 pm.
Edge6efd Baptist Church-Rev. W. A.
Nelson, pastor, will preach at 10:45 a. m.
and >7;15 p. m.
First Baptist Church-Rev. DR.. Jones
will preach at II a. m. and u p. m.
Central Baptist Church-Services at II
a. m. and Z p. N. by the pastor, Rev. w. G.
Inman.
McKendree Church-Services at II a. m.
by DR.. Hanna, and at 7:15 p. m. by DR..
Haygood.
Tulip Street Church, Edgefeld-Services
at II a. ID. by Rev. R. K. Brown, and at Z
D. m. By Rev. w. g. Blair.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-23
New MR6ic.

Profond Amour-nocturn by Jules Egg
hard, one of the best of our modern COM
posers, and this one Of his happiest pro-
auctions.
Won't You Tell Me, Robin?-s beautiful
ballad by the well known English author
ess, Claribel.
Little Nell Schottische-a lively sympho-
ny for the little ones, BY James A. Kerr.
The Life Boat Song-words by Lord
Stratford de Redclife, music by Claribel.
To be had at McClure'S Temple of Mu-
sic, Beech Block, adjoining the Maxwell.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-23
THE COURTS.

POBATE CoURT.-P. W. Davis was ap-
pointed and uuslifed administrator Of the
estate of Preston r. Davis, deceased.
]. t. Hough, ST., was appointed guardian
Of John A. Hough.
The bond of E. II. Childress as Secre-
tary and Treasurer of Railroad Commits
sioner, was received and approved.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-State vs.. Edmon-
son, charged with larceny; acquitted.
State VS.. Addison Webster, charged with
RAPE; testimony commenced.
SUPREME CoURT.-Opinions were de-
livered as follows in this Court yesterday:
By Judge McFarland-Wilhite vs.. State,
affirmed. Wade vs.. State, affirmed. Allen
VS.. Rose Allen ct ais, petition refused.
Walden VS.. Walden, judgment affirmed.
Cubbin & Fuson vs.. State, affirmed. State
VS.. Lucy Garrett, reversed and remanded.
Mayor and City Council of Mas vile VS..
Potomac Insurance Company, reversed.
Same VS.. Fourth National Bank, judgment
reversed. Ballentine VS.. Spears, reversed.
Douglas & Bodil vs.. Joiner, decree revers-
ed. Mccall vs.. Flippin, affirmed. McNsiry
VS.. Mayor and City Council Of Nashville,
reversed and remanded.
By Judge Turney-SGste VS. Allen, affirm
ed and defendant discharged. State VS.
Purly, reversed. Bryant VS. State, affirmed
Nelson VS. State, affirmed. Poole & Ma
hafey vs. State, reversed and remanded.
Hines VS. Mclaughlin, affirmed. Paul vs.
Chealham, affirmed. Harsh 81 Robson VS.
Chaffin & Grant, modified and affirmed.
Ensley VS. Mayor and City Council, reyers-
ed. Marion and Smith county VS. Trous-
dale county, reversed and remanded.
By Judge Observation-Disclosures VS. Second
National Bank, reversed. Phillips vs. Max
well, affirmed. Ramon VS. Galloway, re-
versed; Drifoose VS.. Bard, affirmed; Manly
VS.. ---, affirmed; Fahs vs.. Moran,
affirmed; Chitwood VS.. Trimble, decree
modified; Emory VS.. Hunt, affirmed; Bry-
ant, Peyton q Conner, affirmed; Jennings
vs.. Gillian, affirmed; State, for Edmond
son, VS.. Whitfield, affirmed. By Judge
Burton-Gold vs.. Fife, decree reversed and
applicant to pay cost; Moorehead VS.. Der
ner ct al, decree modified and remanded;
Alexander VS.. Kelso, affirmed; Downing vs..
Stephens, reversed and remanded; Wright
VS.. Dufeld. reversed and remanded; Smith
VS.. Robb, affirmed; Vain VS.. Davenport,
revarspd and renanded,
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WHERE is Hes
A Teacher OF Germ an Gives His Pu-
pfIs an Unexpected Vacation.


A Teacher OF Germ an Gives His Pa
pfIs an Unexpected Vacation.
Not long since Ma shville numbered
among her citizens an uiNoer-sized German
who gave lessons in his own language to
Americans. and lessons in Eoglish to Ger
mans. He possessed glib oDgue, and could
converse for a week with out taking rest,
and was in the habit of tel ing tie most re-
variable stories, which contained more or
less truth-generally less. He kept night
school. and also visited number of gentle
men at their Offices, W here he would
instruct them in German an
',our each day, for six dollars per month.
q a few months past he has been quite
. rvs -sful as an educator. the greater part
segee- ne being fully occupied in teaching
y. "a LIS ~ aged idea how to shoot in Ger
Inc inlu1ie. ntleman whose congress head
aan' Ohe 90 here q silver thread, has
SHOWS nere anu in the language for a
been taking lessons -story to WISHING The
few weeks past, prepa, thinner. and NTH
Vienna Exposition next D. 'fnI r. 11;t 49,
a degree of confidence beauL.' 9 so I-ttn
advanced his teacher the sum ol Sara III
the understanding that in consl,. ' T"
thereof he was to be perfected in the Z
man tongue. 1t Is 10 be supposed that he
is perfected as he Don't take lessons any
more.
Twoother gentlemen handed over 10 this
teacher, whom we will call Jones, twenty
seven dollars; for which they were to re-
ceive interest in the mother tongue of Kali
ser William. Another advanced $40 in
this way, and still another six dollars, and
Mr.. Jones wormed himself into the conf
dence of his landlord to the tune of $40;
and now these trusting, confiding individu-
ais meet once a day for the purpose of
mingling their tears together, because
Jones is not, be having sloped last Tues-
day, strangely forgetting to leave his pres
ent address.
Ten days ago he called upon tailor on
Cedar street to get suit of clothes he had
ordered, telling hthat artist that he would
hand him the amount due in few days.
The man of the scissors and goose very
coolly told Mr.. Jones chat in that case he
might wear the clothes he had on . few
days lon.er until he could get the money
due on the new suit, thus saving the price
of the new clothes.
For several weeks past Mr.. Jones has
stated, both in public aud private, that
his wife had just come in possession
of the sum of $4,000 in gold, being her
share of an old family estate. Ia De-
Gambler he borrowed money on the
strength of his wife's having given
birsIh 10 child, which died, Ind in Janu-
ary Ii, told another set of cquaintances
that he had inst become the happy father
of a bouncing boy. Two we, sks later he
was excused n'Om giving lessons for two
days in order thai he might buy his boy,
who had sickened and died, as he stated.
1t has since transl,ired that his wife has
never given birth to a child, and what pos
sessed the man to tell such stories is
mystery.
But Jones is gone. The places w, ich
knew him once don't know him any mtnre,
and those of his pupils who had paid t'ui-
ton in advance now moprneth as tho Sc
without hope. f-
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eouthern Fast Line, except
New Advertisements.

Coal for $3.50 by j. n. Ward, corner of
Summer and Crawford streets. feb23 st
Merchants, examine your STATE and
county licenses, and read notice of w. G.
Ewing, Clerk Of the County Court.
Morris city bonds wanted.
Fifteen hundred dollars wanted.
Manager wanted for farm.
{ Situation wanted by young man who
writes good hand and has had three years
experience in business.
Jno. J. Shutterly, agent, Pitfsburg, Pa,
wants to purchase low priced and mineral
lands.
Nonresident notice by Nathaniel Baxter,
Jr., Clerk and Master Of Chancery Court at
Nashville.
Hruley & Bro, Broad street, advertise
Z field seeds, feed oats, corn, hay, etc.
Attention is called to the card Of Hall &
Laurent, druggists and pharmacists No. II
Cedar street. They have well selected
stock of tine drugs, medicines, perfumery,
etc.
Yeatman, Shields 81 Go. announce one
of their attractive trade auction sales for
Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Read advertisement of Peck & Cahill's
Insurance Agency, 36 Union street. They
publish q statement of the condition of the
Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-
ance Company having 100000 stock.
p 81, I95, 777.40 assets in the United States,
and only S2,S73, 700.10 of liabilities III
Guiding S, $3.50, 727.G6 necessary to reduce
outstanding risks.
Ramage & Son call attention Of buyers
TO their stock of double-sole boots, shoes
and CATERS, unsurpassed in quality, and
now being offered for cash at very low
prices. This popular firm in offering their
excellent goods at low prices, should re-
ceive that patronage they so richly merit
from The public.
a. G. Carter has just received from Geo.
f, Goulet & Co., of Reims, France, twenty
five cases of the celebrated Pins de Cham
payne. The wine unsurp 4ssed in its de-
locus quality and pleasant purity, is offered
by Mr.. Carter srprices commensurate with
its merit.
John S. Bransford offers for sale sixty
I've acres of land, large dwelling, modern
Out-bouses, etc, on Galatin pike, three
miles from Nashville.