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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

sA. The undersigned offers fo sale A /NAl y
Ass&a IN liable Farm situate ed afolt LMSA -
- Eve miles from Nashville on Cum -
- herNnd river and whites creek ~ sssfNei
upon whch h resides II embraces
Of huadeed and ave which
under cultivation and the balance heavily and aney
tmhered any land the vicinity Of the city. There IL
comfortable dSeng house H. aud other out
houses. bargain be had By early pcation. For
terms, &C., apply 10
y ~ = - LINDSEY oRoCEETT, Nashville. or
juneiIdtwLw-u z. W. BARNES, the premises
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puhIic Sneakiup.

HERMAN cox Esq will address the l,ople in behalf Of
the claims OF Fillmore and oneon at the following times
and places-viz:
Independence Sch House, yellow Greek Montgomery
annAI
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SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
r. PRIZES AMOUNTING TO s
S 2 o 4, o o o.!
will be distributed according to the following

ISL Prizes amounting 1904 600
The Is 900 Prizes OF IS determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 priZeftha number should be
Did number then very old number ticket in the scheme
viii entitled to ss il number then every
number ticket will be entitled $Sn addition to any other
prize which NAV be drawn
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickes will be certain OF drawing nearly half the
OF the same with chances Of obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with 0, 2, A. s. even-an
those ending with 1, 8 5 7, 9 edd.
~ Remember that every Prize is dra and payable in
full without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediately amer
drawng-other prizes t the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded purchasers Immediately sfer
tie drawing.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters, Q so.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets either
office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
half Of the Tickets guaranteed draw IS
will sell Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Tickets Todd and
numbers, at the following rates
vi that the 10 Tickets draw the amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser. ----
Certificate Of Package of1O Whole Tickets 800
10 Half " ............. so
10 Quarter f" ............. Is
Address Tickets Certificates of Packages
Tickets, either 70 8. SWAN 4 Co. ,Atlants, Ga,
ors. swan, Montgomery, Ala.
jy29 orJ G. HUG6INS, Box Nashville, P. o.
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- s.f. crfr HAll. Saahsflse, yuly Is
Al Penens eWnlnw properly uis Ae Eiis shs eorDor.
alba u astsf, gahiret tsxnson Aaa a hase Ishls
sor rea Tax 81 % pernonal npery ana wa Aass "a
pad ~ e year, ia heFeh4 - euzl 81 ss ofes
ara py ihe sane nae Ats. 81. necnsl1es affAe css
peFatiou reqaife premPi p4Tn cas-.
hoasTs II ceFtiaraes 81 a1sans nsvzssrlz sf $3.50.
preae~s lhsm ~ ssttiemsnk A. AgIeoN frfksssrr
tyfa-rn
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Public Speaking.

JAMES NJ QUARLES and g. e. POINDENTER, candi-
dates for Eector OF the Eighth Congressional District vii
address the citizens OF District the following times aud
places
Barnes Precinct Stewart county, Mon@ay, August 1lh
NO 18th.
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puhIic SneaLiug.

Messrs KREBLE and hArToE candidates for klector, vii
address their fellow citizens OF Wilson county at the follow
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The CASUALTIES OF JULY.-The following
table exhibits the number fkiled and wound
ed by railroad aud steamboat accidents during
the month Of July, the number of lives lost by
fires, and the amount Of property destroyed
by confagrstions. The fires which have not
destroyed property to the value of $40, 900 are
not enumerated, aud of course a very con.i-
dersble number are excluded
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

II dX AQUxC Oh III xOk OQxCs
VIAL administrator, with the will annexed OF L.
Lesv decd, sell to the highest bidder in he Town Of
Trenton Todd ounty KY. Wednesday the 18th day
of september 1885, that rich and fertile farm adjoining said
Of Tenton of which he died possessed Said farm
tains about
900 ACRES.
is well timbcrrd well walred and m high NJ cuva
ton, has large and commodious brick ling good
negro cabins bar stables, &C and OF the farms
in Southern KY
Said will be sold in equal annual payments-the
giving bond with good undoubed security for
the FIRST payments-and lieu retained the land
until the whole Of the purchased money is pail.
There will also be sold, the time aud place. several
Eve Lots adjoining said a credit Of 2, and
years.
Any wishing any formation concerning said farm by
apply ng the undersigned, ny add essng him bv mail
at Trenton, Ky. JAMES L. LAWSON, Admir-,
with the viii annexed Of L. B. Leayill decd.
june26 tww- 2m E3ktOn by, Banner, June 2lst.
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Capital 600!
Tickets $40 90: Halves IS 90; Quarters $3.50.
% Y u v "A ~ "a IA n \ n a A I1N


PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCrIUN,
The 500 prizes Of sSH determined by the number
which draws the e5 600 prxef that number should be
odd number then odd number ticket In the scheme
will be entitled $3.50; number then every
number ticket wil be entitled ts 50, in addition any
9TH Prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
tickets will certain OF drawing nearly half
he Of same with chances If obtaining other pses
All tho.e ticS.ts ending with 0, ,, 4, g. g. even-an
those ending ~ith l, 8, s, 7, Q. are odd
Persons sending money by mail need fear its being
lost Orders punctuAly Rttende to- Communications
hdentiAl. Bank Notes OF sound banks taken At par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme.
diatelv.
EW Orders addressed TO JAAn WINTER, Box 49, Hash-
vile, Tenn. will be promptly atten led TO.
JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
q
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"EXCELSIOR"M!

The "Excelsior Corn ana GOD MILL was
awarded the highest premium,
az w appear Tn soowng extract em the report 81
he cosnmuee sThey say fsats ~
Of Cora and Cob crashers there entries but n
eonseanrnre q accidental breaknss, ony tso made
trials
T. Ereelslsr, By J Badsin OLszvlsi' PsssnO
yoyces slar MIN. hy D. s Weller Lisis Cant, b. o.
II. Andersen ea M
"a these Crusers are construced EAr mechanical
prfneples abont the power bat the judges
live she prsmism Ralawn's Mi. II seemed 70 have
more capacity In given time bet ~ chief superiority
ssfsin m hvtnE meFeahe nfs which constitute TIE EFpe
nsas ssrlse4s iFon, and be Fenesef Feay
ana u gsse eoss fhs gives eurehy r es moaey
me sbove Mn ssr Crashing Cora and cebs grindl
neal FER family ~ IA fasnishsd III coupssr, ssfA nee %
eTerindgag rfngs t1cA mekss egsal . Use nsis sRf
address JANIS O. BALDWIN 90,
iuneeS-entvsw 81 uoEsge Ssress, NaahE4sles fsRns 81
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
More Prizes than Blanks!
7,767 PRIZES! 100000 DULLA"S!
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERS!
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
rruop,rv on TUE sr.rVopopopo,

CLASS p.
To be Drawn August 18th, 1855.
Concert Hall, Macon, ia, under the super.
intendence Of Col. Geo. M. logan and las.
A. NisbCt. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme cArefuly-com
with any otner and H. is the best offered
and the chances to obtain Capitals far better purchase
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Leather Betting.

Aso large lot Of Copper Burs, and RTsts, and Lace
Leather Of all kinds.
All Of which III be sold the reasonable ssF
Cash, By B.R CUTTER,
mayl2 cor College and Broad sta
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a.s-a :. $3.50
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NeW Goods.

We paid q visit Saturday morning to the
we. known house of II. Douglas Il Co., who
were burned out last april, and found their
house well stored with the various articles Of
merchandise in their line.
They are now occupying the house lately va
Gated by the Agricultural Manufacturing Co.,
on Market st., which after having undergone
a thorough reftting and remOdelling, is one
of the most cOmmodious and desirable store
rooms, for .he wholesale dry goods trade, in
the city.
This house is too we'll established to need
commentator from Us When the country
merchants shall have seen their stock Of goods,
now being largely increased, they will be al
most sure to buy. We are glad to say, that
this firm are about to introduce in their splen-
did store, now being erected on the square,
new feature in the architecture of the city.
They design using the beautiful brown Mar
Die of East Tennessee for the front of their
house When shall we see more fronts of the
same3
MUSIcIPAL.-As the time is approaching for the
election of City officers voter of the Eighth Ward
would respectfully suggest the name Of CAPT.
JoHN S. DAsHGELL, for Mayor, and Esq. MULLEN
and ROBERT A. BARNES, as Aldermen of the Eighth
Ward
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. ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.-Filty-six counties nearly
complete. American majority 1893. Democratic
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ATE daily expecting large lot Of the Celebrated Pa
w Cake, aud Rough and Ready chewing tobacco. Ais
10000 NicntiAna LOndres Cigars, and 10000 othe
bran OF the finest qualities and 14vOr .".
jy19 LYONS q CO., 10 Cedar street.
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DeciayafioD resDccfiHg Uor0fiBc Ian, sigHod bV The
HeHigof1farieso NJ Greaf BrifaiH, AHsiria. Frasce.
Pr"sa, Ra'sid, Sarf'Hia, and Tactsy, ossenbisd T.,
Longyess mt Paris. AprH 1G, 1856
(TrnnslatonJ
The penipoentarcs Who signed the treaty Of Pals Of
the 3Oth Of March 1885, assembled conference considc
ring
That maritime law in time Of war has long been the
subject Of deplosabe disputes;
That the uncertainty Of the law aud Of the duties in
such matter gives rise differences Of opinion between
neutrals and Jegerents which may occasion serious diff
cuues, and even conflicts;
That IL II consequently advantageous to establish uni
form doctrine 20 important point
That the plenpotentiaries assrmbled IN Congress NJ
Paris cannot better respond 10 the intentions by which
their governments animated than 5y seeking intro
duce into international relations fixed principles in this re-
spect
The above mentioned peupotentiaries, being duly an
thOrized resolved TO concert among themselves "a
means Of attaining this object and, having 10 m
agreement have adopted the following solemn decars
tons -
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I. Pivateering Is and remains abolished
4 The neutral aag enenys gooods with The e.
cepton OF contrshsnd OF war.
3 Neutral goods With the exception Of contr.band Of
war, are not liable TO capture under enernys flag.
4. Bocksdes in order 10 be binding, be effective
that Is to say, maintained by force sufficient REALLY to
prevent access to the coast of the enemy.
The Gosernmens Of the undersigned plenipotentsres
engage 10 bring the declaration to the know
OF the states which have not taken part in the Congrcss
Paris, and to invite them zccede TO IL.
Convinced that the inaxims which they now proclaim
cannot but be received with gratitude the whole world
the Undersigned pcnipocnarics doubt that the
forts OF their governments To obtain the general
thereof will be crowned with full success
The p,csent declaration Is and shall binding
except between these powers who have accorded or shall
acccde tn H.
Done at Paris the 10th OF April, 1856.
(Signc,D ADJ
BUoL ScAuENsrEIN. HAzzEFLDr
HusNkR. ORLorf.
WALEwskI BaUSow.
BorseuESkY. CANoUa.
CL,RrSpos. DIX NILLANARiSA
CowLEY. AAL.
MANKufrEL- MsusNSrp DJSA,l.
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Vim. NJ. Burwell, ESo-


The Washington Ssatiaei states that the assertion
Of the Eaqsirer's correspondent that VIM. NJ Bur-
wel ESQ., is inditing the editorials of that paper is
entirely destitute Of truth. IL says further:
ave do not remember Mr.. Bur~ells having ever nit
ten line for the SeiHei since its first issue the pre-
sent time with the exception OF edorL and that
containing abuse OF the President Even this editorial
was furnished without knowledge of author at the
time and adopted because Of entire concurrence
with the sentiments contained in IT, We have seen
Mr. Burwel since the Virginia Legislature adjourned
have We had line from him upon any subject"
Since noting the above. we have also received a
letter from Mr. Burwell, (who is at his residence in
Bedford, instead of being at Washington in which
lac assures us that the EhqUirers correspondent is
altogether in error in mputing to him the author.
ship of the editorials in the Sentinel We alluded
to the rumor merely account of its spciness and
not because we believed it true or attached any im.
portance to it, We correct it. however with pleasure
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Mest Extraordinary Remedy Knsu..

HE~THHEE YEARS kNPERlkNcf In ths sale Of
IN The smoTmkhs hkkAhT CLoInt"
has r.sns that hsrs nsiAns medical World
Which 81. At all compare With them rhsy ads eois's's of
the asrsisg saotAsr.
may b. said of them uhos far 81 contradiction poof
the contrary that they applied al time this
.ea. risnx of tho bssas they ~i prousy aay all inflammation
rel eve all pain aud the bsess
theSorv tho heasi shoahl actually bs
hsh application snd thvm produce
e""d Of the br,a a. 10 lasurs the 'pse possible
hvcry mother soald them by her aud hao~
dr.'ons which s-sy- with tsn
I'll, kno- shat have .unesns breast.
te remittance of $780, accompanied BY u
posssf' STAMPS VII the mall pair
Of these cloths To any part Of the Uni.d states.
rhry are Cur sale exela-ivcly By
Apik GRAY. Wholesale and Retail Ascnts,
sSs itI Main street, Riel,nond. Virginia.
eH Pull directions for applying these cieA. .rsonpany
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us s,s.p ~ the cans. ass .ssh go ssv.
Is..sssIas ~..ss. se.s. ma. us,nas large ss.l q,
Ne TO ass's e:., ssNss. iss. ssx COM
ssi b. 800 .ss: sss sS s:.s ,
. 49, ,hs l.ve.s,s ..s Of N. Lvpsi
9 s,, = .ss, a. 10 S.... ps' .a s
.s,s Il N,sIso S.,Ss Sss %.a IA, al .sss. &c &c
BALTIMORE NsRKgrs. Nay rs
rs 49,, kslsss.1 as.s pss A'.niie. 70 the Sch sh
~. ss s IA, .a ss, Of sa.Ss IN. rs OF s.s.ss .A,1
nd s a.. s ~, ss 70 ss'Gps and At % .
. y, 'ss No. is'. @.'.s yesterday s iosa
sss,. oss ..s s, 10, s,.as @s, ., and psss. -.ss
1.ie bat Lr export Ia wheat aud change
as Ia dc make sss and ss ps1a..s: ...
oc. ''' to take '''' present rates. especially the sAo-'
SAT fer nveroe sal, tn. nmss There In. .ssa
day, p,s eavs Improved s'a sa.
ev. nsi s,hn e las. !-o Or hrvs ~syts ,sasl
sss no t,ss $40 . ss . .ss . .s @
e,. STORE a. @ s S.s 'S o.sSs ., S
81 ,. S e,s sas A.h,on do :. iio cts ..st There
| AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN the WING
| v,.,,, -, s.i .sp rsa'~sAl ..r.rn
oeca s Nj ia. wSn sso .o Ss t .%s on Main
s.ne d.y-sals OF r.rm Of so Suvanna county.
family residence on Mayo street. q. O'Clock p
ish nssssi. sale nssrvr. O'clock by Dick.
MIi tract, cte- on the premises, stRM
| nj hsclocA Pm
Hanover e2s acres be sold under trust
/ Deed At Ashland hour ME TONED
a. y opposi. Nm
tall, at o'clock p. -
se,-sals Of The Palmyra Mnl.." In Y,av.nns county
Commoners sale Of Of land IN Hanover
/ thereafter - -
| =. hIscsLLASnJrs.
Nay 2u-Lsge sale auction rooms of Kent
| Paine 4 60, at lI O'clock ''
sale Of san, furniture Philadelphia
---
| DIED,
Az his rcsdenee In Charles
JAMIN L CHRIsTIAN. IN tie Aal war Of his. -
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Inflammation bei0ren her Haje't,es Tie Emperor o.
ne Fr,.eh and tie EmPeror Of Rassia, respseting III
Akahd IsidHds

ll-COHr'fio beic,cH her Maj e,t,es The Enperor of
ne Fr,eh' and he Emperor Of Rassio, respecting HE
AidHd kidHds
Signed at Paris, March 30, 1856
Rathrauons exchanged at Paris, April ~ 1861
In the Name Of Almighty God
Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom Of Great
britain aud Ireland hs Majesty Jhe Emperor Of the French
and his Majesty the Emperor OF all the Russa- wishing
to extend 10 the Baltic Sea the harmony 30 happily res.
abshed between them in the East and thereby to con.
sodate the benefits Of the general peace have resolved
To conclude convention, and have named for that pur.
pose the Of the representative Of Great Britain
France aud Russia are here recited who after having
exchanged their full powers found In good and dus form
have agreed upon the following articles.
l. His Majesty the Emperor Of all the R1ssias in or.
der to respond 10 the desire which has been expressed Ia
him by their Msjestes the Queen of the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain and Ireland and the Emperor of the
French, declares that the Aand Islands shall not lie forfeit
cd aud that no military al establishment shall be a-
tanned or created there.
H. The present convention, annexed 10 the general
treaty signed At Paris this day shall be- ratified aud the
Publications shall be exchanged ia the space iour weeks
or sooner " possible
In witness whereof the respective enlpotentares va
signed the same aud have affixed thereto the seal Of their
arms
Done atPads the soh day Of the month OF March. in
the year 1886 (Sgnedj
CLARENDoN, BOuRQUEyEY,
COwLEY, OEtogg
y. WALEwsKf, BRuvow.
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leter from 6eoia dated The 10Th oi April, says
"Au American clipper Of 800 tons bnrthen WIS on the
point Of standing Tor Chill Democratic ideas had il ~.
pears taken pos es-on ~ the minds Of CROW aud in
consequence Of very aud heightened dscus lions e
tween the scanen The captain, aud the mate conflict
took place during ~hc the mate had to jump overheard
" abandoned The Consul oi the United States has been
| Obliged TO put her up Tor sale"
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JOHN W. RASD TURNfD W AGAIx-John w Rand
has been arrested IN Phitdelpha The charge Of ol
bling the Camden aud Ainboy Railroad Company 1t Lam.
bertville, " j. of s5,OOJ Rand j. the person WIN e.
capped from jail last wiuter At Concord ~ IT, where be
was confined on a charge Of bank robbery.
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daily endorsed. all right and all sufficient by the
Richmond Enquirer. And is not that enough to Sc
cure il the confidence Of Southern mens Is not that
enough to asqut Fillmore and his friends of any fish
mess on the slavery question: Ifnot what would
be
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IL -to"ce"fo" brf0ee' he Emperor Of Russia and M,
S"tu', L'.ahiHg tie NIrad Fore u, tie BIacL seq
Signed at Paris, March 80 1856
(RIuhctti lis exchanged at Paris April2l ls5Gl
la the Name oi Almighty God
His Majesty the Emperor ofall the Russias and his
Imperial Majesty the Sultan, taking nto consideration th
principle oil the naturalization OF the Black Sea ,stab
-hed by the preminareS contained IN the protocol No
signed at Paris the 18th Of February OF the present
year. aud wishing in consequence regulate by common
agreement the number and the force of the light vessels
which they have reserved themselves to maintain in the
Black Sea Tor the service Of their coasts have received
sign with that view special convention and have name.
Tor tit purpose here the VI the plrnipotentiare-
Russia aud Turkey rePeated who after having ex
changed then in powers found in good aud due form
nave agreed upon the following articles
J. The high contracting parties mutually engage not 10
have m the Black Sea any other vessels OF war than those
n when the number the force, and the dimensions are
hereinafter stipulated.
? The high contracting parties reserve to temselye.
each to maintain IN that six steam vessels of 40 me-
tres ~ length at the line OF hotaOn Of tonnage of sOO
tons at the maximum, and four light steam or sailing YES
sells oi tonnage which shall exceed 200 tons each
j. Ihe present convention annexed the generay tea
signed at Paris this day shall be ratified and the rataca
tons shall be exchanged IN the space Of four weeks OF
sooner if possible.
In witness whereof the respective plenpotentares
signed the aud have affixed thereto the sales of te
/ arms.
Done at Paris the SOth day of the month of March il
the year 1856. (Signed)
ORLoTT AALt
BRrNNOw MEHNHEE DJrNi.
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lcosAuSIcArkp.l

wAsHIseroS. May u, isss
SIadner sfgniy IN q ,eidea Ii.d cIss, Ers.,
faOH-hr. Byvts's Rejoiader.
Gen Cas- delivered extraordinary speech senate to-
day In which he attempted make hts upon
Sovereignty which he claimed be Iopr Sovereignty
Inherent right Of the
Congress bal Constitutional power Organic ALL
that the derived nrcessy-that the
ference IN the Constitution making
for the territory and other property only reference To the
LIaf, and not To the political o s.niI alton, &r.
The speech made Of rrpeon..
the auditory himself comprehend
amns A. sample Of his style (thoash speeches
read w-l) that he used a"
~ three times during the three hours speech lie concluded
belief
prohibit I'D
OF the formation OF
from President Peces aud Douglas
the Kansas question: which
Brown Of Mississippi
opinions We shall whether Rehnsnd E1qarer
Insist bringing the qustter
in the Cincinnati Convention that his
the heresy VIRGINIA.
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ode GMAIM,s ELECTuIO OIL

az ELEGEHIC
k2N[Ieelehrsrd Remedy FOR Rheumatism Gout. N,,,nr.
kr, up Ia kupton. serans Burns. fons kc Is
ony by Puf Chss DE Grath
Vsr at his old establishment, In Eighth Chc.nu
~ The sick for their safety avoid nj, ror bi-.
"unterivts fro the Of which .yr M
low.d TO invalds th.,
aftce which Is confessed In the advertisements
Imitation Of Prof Charles N Graihs Electric O soue,nr ~
Tered To ihe public by person la this city Who pruds
i,loy Of Prof he Grath ~ ~ " NV '''
This entirely unfounrd prenson person Who now al
N"rtises Imitation the Electric with pr
lessor De urai As bookkc-p"r and
rh known To some customers; but he
sy srrlcTrHr Of the Medicine, OF which he entirely ignorant
VI TINS u
course. will buy initiation, they ca Obtain M, a.
sa gennfHs article by application CHARLES DE
nhAr AT his long established No I,ih
eneshut.
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Agreeahlv To notice, meeting
Monday the 18th
Territory MM. A. GALlESPIE
made Chairman, aud BAN. NJ FAAScIsco
The following resolutions adopted
l. Resored That
BE- appointed to collect Tor the purpose sending
TO
Under this gentlemen appointed
1T p-trict-rhvmas : Watson aud David Eastman.
2d Dstrict-rhomas J AndR obertE Porter
81 Dstrct-B NJ. Francsco and Daniel
ih Dstrct-Wm. A. Gsllr>pir aud John Hunter.
bah Dstriet-R h. wsddy aud Nm q.
9th District Philip H. PrRdeon All Robert Bbb.
9Th District -Grcfge Turner aud VIM. :. Fowler.
sh District-Clayton g.. Coleman and Mm. Baghy
2 ResSrf, That each collector
that and Jun.
Court and that all derous
report their o the said chairman.
3 RsSOlroi, That James l. c.
on be appointed address people up
the beet OF Kansas.
Rsoir, That these proceedings Published the Richmond
whig Examiner and Enquirer.
wM A. GALLEsPIE, Chairman.
ID VI. Francisco, Secretary.
u Examiner will