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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

This excellent journal has now reach
ed the 14th number 1t is in every
department very superior. Indeed, one
would think from the freshness and vigor
impaired to its columns that the distin-
guished Editor had by some subtle process
become rejuvenated. Long may it con-
tinue to instruct, entertain and amuso its
readers.
We notice that E. r. GLAsCocK, Esq,
is the Agent for this city. Persons wish
ing to subscribe should call on him.
By the way, Porter, the last two num-
berS ofyour Spirit have not yet found their
way to this Office.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
Fourth CIrcuit-Eauitr nocket.

B Washburn VS. ? Gardenhire ct aIs-Npnion BY
Judge Harris, reversing decree ami Remaining cause
" Mann vs W Bailey ct Also Union by Judge
Mckinney, affirming decree Of Chancellor.
Armstrong vs. VI 0g3csby ct als-Opinion bT Judge
mckinney reversing decree and discussing bill in the
T. eAr1enhire vs. Simeon Hinds.-Opinion by Judge
McAnney. disnissing appeal premsturey granted
A Engi h and Martin VS. Won Campbell admir- et al.-
Opiuon by Judge Mckinney, decree med fed and remand
ed for account &C.
Melon and Collins vs. Geo Stpes et ss-0piaou by Judge
mckinney, decree reversed and money ordered
funde I in four months on land sold &C.
State Docket,
Cole vs State Opinion by Judge Harris affirming
Judgment
ID snodgrass, thurman &C., VS. Jno Graham-opirion
oy Judge Mckinney, reversing judgment and renaldng
case.
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Normal Schools.


1t gives US much pleasure to spread be.
fore the readers of this mornings Patriot,
4 a contribution from Mrs. FRExcH in regard
to the establishment of a NORMAL School
in this State. 1t is one of the ablest of
the numerous productions of her pen which
we have published.
The subject is one which commends it.
self to every parent, and to all others who
feel an interest in the improvement of our
Educational System. The greatest draw
back upon the progress of the cause Of Edu-
cation in this State is the want of compe-
tent teachers. We have amongst us edu-
Gated men and women who have embraced
the profession of teacher, but not having
been trained to the responsible work I'M
dertaken, they, in many instances, fail to
impart to the tender minds under their
charge q comprehension of the lessons they
memorize there are, illiterate,
wholly disqualified, who assume the Office
of teacher, because they are too lazy to
work, or unable to obtain other employ
ment, and are accepted by Boards Of Edu-
cation and Principals of Seminaries, either
as favor to this or that influential citizen
or church, or because none others present
themselves; and who, in the school room
generally succeed only in doing such mis-
chief that years of after-labor by the COM
petent can scarcely eradicate its injurious
effects If the system of free education
which has been iuaugurated in this city,
should fail, it will be chiefly owing to the
few really competent, conscientious teach
ers employed, and not to the number of
hours consumed each day. A thoroughly
trained teacher, whose heart is in the work,
can do more for a class. Of pupils in three
hours than his opposite can do in three
weeks, teaching morning and afternoon,
and consuming nine hours daily. The evil
then, being the want of the right sort of
teachers, what is the remedy? Schools for
the training Of teachers are to be found in
but one of the Southern States,-Ken-
tucky-and the Normal School there is, as
yet, but an experiment. We could draw
teachers from the North, but not the most
competent, for they can find employment
at home more compenSating than the Sala-
res given here. The remedy, therefore,
is in the establishment of Normal School
by the State for the education of teachers.
When this is done, we shall have better
schools of all kinds, and our school houses
supplied with teachers who understand the
characteristics of the Southern mind, and
feel a'just State pride in pushing forward
the cause of Education at home.
RoBT. HATToN, ESQ.,, one of the members
from Wilson county, brought this subject
before the Legislature at its last session. 1t
found in him aud Others able supporters.
1t was a new proposition, Lever having
been considered, we believe, by any preced-
ing Legislature, and it failed, but by a
very small vote. We trust that MAORI
ty of the next Legislature may coincide
in views with Mr.. II. and establish the
School In the ensuing canvass it should
be one of the leading measures of State
policy discussed, but not mixed up with
party
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synopsis of the Secretary of the Inte-
riOr's Report.


WAsHrSGroN, Dec. Q.
The Secretary Of the Interiors repor, states
that the quantity of land surveyed since the
last report, and up 20 the 18th OF September
last, was l6, s74, 500 acres, exclusive OF school
sections.
The execution Of the graduation act has
raised many grave questions which call for the
interposition Of Congress. The Secretary says
It is an important matter, and should be prOmp-
thy disposed of, either by sanctioning or affirm
ing the action of the Land Office or the patents
TO be issued without further requirement
The quantity of land sold for cash during
the fiscal year was over nine and quarter
million acres, add the receipts therefore $s,>
81, Ala
The total amount OF lands disposed Of was over
ESQ 900 600.
The Secretary suggest the necessity Of further
power being granted 10 the Commissioner OF Pen
sions TO suspend, diminish and discontinue pen
sions when the reason for granting them has Who'll
ly or partially ceased.
The number of patents issued within the year
win probably reach 2, 500.
TIE report says that during lhe present admins
trstiOn 6ftyrtWo Indian treaties have been negos
tiated, twenty Of which remain 70 be acted upon
By the Senate. By these treaties the Indian title
has been eItinguished 20 nearly l7S 200 0Oo seres
The aggregate money consideration, therefore, Il
Gil, ls4e03S0
The Iadians within our borders are supposed 10
number about 100000. The colonization Of The
Indians has already been attended with the happsst
res alta and yes promise Of . steady progress 10
ths smeliOratlo0 Of their physical and moral con-
dition.
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ssfeeU Publications.
Marrying too Late.
W. T. BERRY co. have nov on sale-
Marrying Too Late,
GEORGE WOOD,
AUTHOR OF "PErER SCHEuIHI rs AMERrcA.p
One volume. 12mo., Cloth.


CONTENTS
The chief personages this Tale are Introduced 70 the
reader-The ascent and desc OF Of Pro-
pioquy-sfr. Argyle betrayed b. Eiss-The story OF
Media Argyle in love at ias-Love experience Of Mr.
Argye-Lord Hepstead's Story OF his investment in Ar
kansas BOrdsNr. AgyIs's Resonecens Ct his early life
Our Travellers ct home-They visit Me6as Nun
nery-Adventures efMr. Argyle with Roman B.shop-Mr
Argyle declares his love Neda-Ar AreyIes interview
with the CountTte FrsaciscGn attempts assassina;e
Meda-Nr. Argyle marries Aeda-Of Medals diamonds
Ny. Argyle and friends meet Mrs Doyle, former Miss
Adela TrPP-Mis D'Cye'5 Party--Meda's magnifcence-
The news Of which reaches New York-Famy scenes at
Mr. Duneans-A visit Of coincidence from Miss Ivy Greer
More OF what was said Of Mr. Argye marraFe-Story Of
Mrs D'oyie -Mrs. DOyIes story continued-Hsr Life in
Loudon-the Argyle party reach houe-Nedas day Of re-
cepiion--Meda and Reverend Doctor Auchmuty-Meda
gives grand paryMeda'5 first appearance in Church
The Reverend Doctors sermOnThe interview Of Mr. Ar
gyle and his nephew concerning Richard Rchardsou-Me-
da visits Rache-A conversation between the sisters con-
corning Meda-Meds and RacheI-Neda pavns hsrjewei,
Count Montaldi- New 70 k-The conversation
at the Club House concerning Count Montali and his suit
-heta redeems her diamonds-Neda and Mr.. Areyie's
first guardian accident befas Mr.. ArFyeMeda's meth
dofamusing her husband his scs roou-Day and night
scenes at Count Montalds-The Counts Summer at New
Port--His second Winter opens in New York with new
eclat and sueces-The Masqura6esMax Bohrer's sere-
naies 6eose Ar. Argyes House M ArgyIes e.hod Of
aoating Nuisance-The Beginning CT the Erd-Medai is
Locked out Night by her Husband-Of Medals Return
Home-Her observation-disclosures Monta!d leaves for
Pars-Mr. Argyle and Media go TO Hope ae-Inerestins
State Of Mr. Argyle's Mind at this TmeI portan Peson.
ages arrive in New York. and produce much Unexpected
Changes-Neda is deserted by her Husband-NIr Argyle
in Washing in her sick ehamber-A Family
Meeting at Mr. Argyles-Medas last Sabbath in New York
Medals Departure-Mr Argyes search for his WeMss
Ada Duncan Ends Husband in the Rev Doctor Timothy
TodgOod-The Last Days Of Media.
W. 7. B. co. have also just received
HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLUFG0IA or SCIENCE. lit
ERArURE AND ART vOs. 2ofText and Ct Plates
moves
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

L WILL proceed 70 sell a. public sals on Saturday the
Il 2o.h inst, at he late residence Of JOHN THOMAS
decd. three and hi miles from Nashville, the North
east side % Cumberland Tver above The Gaian turnpike
ali the personal and psrhabe effects G. hs said Thomas
consisting Of horses, large number a cattle, stock aud
PORK hogs sheep Sc wagons carts &C. with running gear
Household and Kitchen Furniture family utsusi Ds,ie
~ Jtures, Apple Press Pech and Apple GrndeTa large
quantity Of o-n. Ots &C. and various other articles
numerous % be mentioned.
TERMS-Au less than s29 IN cash, an over ego on
credit az six months with ard Uuloubtod security
DELfLAH THOMAS, Alu.iuistrar-iK
dee'0,-td. OF JOHN III lMAs Deed.
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ON SATURDAY. the IS DAY q DesCnbsr VII ossr t,r
~ sale % the highest bidder ar Cth TIE C8aTt
yard, uahe Tot, situated II Edtsa-lf fFoulnE a n
feet On TIE whites Creek faFtpAe eiulnenciag IA
mon whites corner, aad rannnE bark three huafrca
thu cen anf Ia ffe-t - keF- fhs Let il hsauufat
oied, aad n one he most thrivbr Plrts % lgc1ed
Sale hstseen tie klUfs Of 1 AMI "a O'cilck
does I'll n Il GLAsCOCN, Aucsieueer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
NOTICE.

IT. persons having claims agan' IRE estate ~ joseph
y D. Hamilton deceased, n0thru % appear snd hle
the With the Clerk OF the Comfy Court % DAVIDSON
County Authenticated In the prescribed ~ las, on
before the 20h day Of FveruaFy 1851, or the sze VII
be forever barred both IN Law and Equiry.
JAMES NJ HAMILTON,
nav1g-quW Admir- o. J y. uamitln.
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rIrCTInN NOTICE.

AFFlLA ~ a - - a. tt'sf
Nashville, Nov. e.. SIS
election 81 arssn Directors % narae hs sfair' q
4 a.. ..briils and ChaitsnoosA Rslrls1 Caaspany,
M b. hsa al Msrfeeaors On Wednesday ne ieth 5ss o.
Ds-r.nb-r merit stockholders vii D. carrsa tas
so.i 10 Marfre-sore ne 81 ald Ion ana back houe
800 sav " A. aLEAyEs. sssrs,ary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

IL Free Negroes coming from any other County,
II hereby mott -d that they viii not be permitted 10
the Cooperation % Nashville an Il any such should have
ia violation o. this nore thsy viii be and
committed flrthwih 20 the Wors II use. No per on nom
he country shall per nit bis slave 20 within TIE lmIts
oftIts civ without pass. ANDREW ANDERSON,
defa-ow MaVor-
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

A ITERATION OF TIME.-Unt further notice the doors
~ viii open at 66 O'Clock. ard the curtain win a. Z.
Last night but e Mr. Neahe, when will be played
the last time this season. tie great play OF HaG let which
Mr. Neahe Wil sustain great character Of Hamlet.
Wednesday evening Dec 10, be presented the great
play AEA hLEE. JORDON, NJ IS PartinKton To
conclude with the farce Of Sk ETCnES an INDIA,
In which Mr. Tozer who il gagged, will appear Toby
Tape. Tomorrow evening, Farewell Benefit and positive.
" last appearance Mr. Neahe when will be presented
excellent bill
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s,,Uv,ETI,Y CoVvrUvYnV

nELTG ArEs to TIE ssuthsrn Conv-non 70 Be HID n
IL s1vaaaah. Ca VII BE- charged fI fare The Nash.
vile ard Chatian aega Esroai ard he furnished Wh re
turn tisSet ires OF charge, II applied Tor.
deel nj T. ANDERSON superfp T. nd@nt
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
COMPANY

TTNE Directors having dsearsda dividend o. three pcr
cent on the esPai ock o. his coaptny. payable "a
and amer tth December 90 ne ucs 81 ne trees
arer 10 Nashve t earnestly requesiud Inst al stock
hoers gho have no received cefEcs fer soek Interest
lat Januarr 1854 uiu bring s-rd IN their eusiri
r sn.i stoek AID have then rsnrwei before "a time.
,et25 " A CLAWS. secfg-z y.
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DY virtue ~ power vested Trustee will expose
ID for sale Cash the highest bidder on sa uday
21h inst late residence Of ny mother the Franklin
TlTnpkc al the household and Kitchen furniture belonging
to her estate ASP, one 20. m tn Cow and Calf
d-rS-1wt II g.. NOsvFt l., Trustee
CtOIT'S REVOIVERS.-Just received By tx
y press Of the above IA Pistols and
few pairs Aen se-cockng Pistols. asserted. For sal. by
decS J. @. ROBERTSON Broadway.
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SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES!
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY Lottery

$3.50 prizes amounting 10 S2O4 600
Whole Tickets, Sl0 Halves IS; Quarters SO so
5000 PTiZ' = of $40 viii be det I'm. ned by ths
last figure Of the Number tns draws the so 900 PrSs
For example, II the Number drawing the Prize epds
with No then all h Tickets where the number ends in
will be entitled TO $40. Il the Number ends with No 9
then an the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled to $40, and so on to 0.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following rates
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 100 Whole Tickets s60
4" leo Half an
100 Quarter" .. is
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either 70
S. SWAN 4 co Atlanta, Ca
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
dec10 orr STIMSTEEN, Box g. Nashville P. o.
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eE- Az enthusiastic Admirsr Of the Gar was
repeatedly saying 70 a stranger, 'ths Gar Il great"
Eyes, swss the reply, "butGOd is greater" '.Ahls
sEcsissd the Russian, shat the Czar u ycung yeti
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AnVERrISEaIENT.

DERSONS wishing % par base Old or secOnd hand
L PIANO-POKTES be suited By ealing ~ he Store
lately occupied BY Mr. Crooke No Unos street These
Instruments for sale until the l2h inst uhen they viii
De removed. Asuorde1n Vi0lns, flutes, Ola onets and
other tclss Ia the musical line viii se sod A. cost un
!hs ~ d lust. -ecAl gAs. DI|GONS.
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MARRIED.,

On Sunday 7hnst, at the residence of George Colems an
ESQ BY Rev. Dr. Bays Mr. J. A RosEss. Of AloermarIe
Comfy, Va, TO Mrs. SARAH +. THOMAS, Of this ely.
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MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

To be drawn in the CITY Of Mobile Ala IN ppbIi. n,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. 1857, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NEINEsEssS!
JoHS HuRTLE and WV. Nc iuIaE, Esqs Commissioners
10000 Tickets 1907 Prizes
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E1EED.

On Monday evening Slh inst, Z. GoODRIcT ESQ., in the
I'D year Ct his age his esiderc six miles north Of the
city, on tn Gaatn Turnpike. He old and highly
respectable citizen OF this county.
His funeral viii take place at his residence at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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Chancery Sale,

accordance with decree II the ha7cery Court az
L November term, 1856 at Nashville, Tenn, vii sell e
pub sale 10 the highest bidder he old yard
the l2th dsy Of January, 1851 HOUSE AND LOT IN
Fig field sad Lot being part OF Tot No. IS Ia shelly
plan o. los and fronts 60 feet Watson Street, renning
back 10 feet % a - loot Alley.
Trims SAID property viii be soil credit Of and
two years Except The Of co, which be required
IN ctshi notes Wen secured an ein retained.
dscI0-wft
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II AVIN} quaiasd Aiminis.rstrix Of John Thomas
L deed, al persons indebted the decedent will
prWard and make immediate payment and those hsving
claims against him hereby noth-i present
them within the time prescribsd by fW they Will be for
barred DELIaAH THOMAS, Adninistrat TX
dec9 of JOh1 Thomas-
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SITUATION WANTED,
NerrOes FOR Sale.

4 Clerk IN sons rssgsr'as.s hos, IN ne city.
a whol-ssis basas,s prsiSrrs1. kstsrrnos Al
dress a4s oEfc.- nof-t-u-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10

CNOg HsIT'TED to the Jail Of Davidson County Tenn
- the LIST Of December 1856 negro boy who says his
name is HENRY and that he belongs to Charles Inman,
East Tennessee The said boy about % % years
age, about feet inches high, tall ami Of yellow complex
ion Mr.. nmln is requested TO forward and prove
properly aud pay charges according 10 law.
dec 10 st. w. II. OLEMONS,
Tailor Of Davidson county.
(NsEEESE.-l25 boxes Western Reserve and English
~ DaryCheese, eceiyed and for sale by
dec10 VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
DRIED REEF cases Dried Beef, and few choice
~ Hams and tongues, 10 store md for sale by
dertO VESSEL 4 THOMSON.
ID AESINS.-i51 packages Raisins boxes halves and
H quarters, received and for sale by
de,lO VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
ATACCARONT.-5O boxes fresh Maccaroni prime
WI article, for sale by
dec1O VESSEL THOMPSON.
OYSTERS.-150 dozen Woods celebrated Ovsters for
" sale by declO VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
HIGARS.-2eO0 0o Cigars, well assorted, aud sold to
~ dealers at los prices by
declO VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
A LES barrels flesh ale, received and fer sae BY
II decl0 VESSEL THOMSON.
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NOVEL Schenea

88Ol Prizes, amounting 1904 goo
Woe Ticke'S, SO; Halves. s5 Quarters 81 90
III frs 3 I prizes dec dn6 -suSuu
The 3 900 Priz a Of $40 will be deter-,,r.1
by the last figure OF The Number that draws $4,000
Prize For example. If the uumSSr drawing the $4,000
ze ends with No then all tn tickets Were the num-
Der ends IN will be enilet to $40. II the number ends
with NJ . then al the yas the number en- Is 10
2will be emit ed to SO, and on 10 0.
oerhra's Of Pckages wi lie sold at the following rates.
which is the SIS:
Certificates Of Package Of 70 Whole Tickets.....s 500
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On saruKDAY, ne gTh d4y Il osesbsr. Is iAs cozFi
I Haase rad 1 Ela oder or sais foe Casa
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES,
esnass.nE u Men, Wemea ant Childfea.
HiNAa VAUGHN Asninisiraior
navst-akwsa - sassh vknEan, tsesAssd-
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NO. IS UNION STREET,
| NEW BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE GEORGE GREIGs.
noy1S
Just received by JOHN YORK a Co, IS Union street
| Putnsm's Monthly for December;
Household Words FOR December.
The School Fellow Tor December.
Frank I.ese's New Yors journal for December.
Frank L-slie's Garstte q Fashion Tor December
A YoU>G Mas Wished TO ssE LIE, BY smtdy.
LIS AND ADgEsTUEEs or BrckwoRIH. Illustrated.
Derivation FAHHT MANS. BY Arthur.
BASrHED soS. By Caroins Lee HsntE.
FH9Eu4Gz IL MEDSAH ASB Macao
ORIsSTAL AcoUASrAScE. By De Forest.
THs GOtDES DAooS, BY American.
Sons OF Tbs IuEs. By Bunaen.
RIFLE AxE AND sAI DLE-BAGs
PRFyUDIcE FiSATIcIsH Novel By american Lady
TEAoHERs MIsckLLASr. By Professors Campbell HAdley.
THE wHlTz CHIsF- By Capt. Wayne Reid.
NEvEs TOO LkTE TO MEND. By harles Read.
LgvE ND LKIES. a guile for wriiiag and speaking
BEaurT PIEssUHs. Novelty hes noits.
Passion AND PEEJUDcE Domestic Story by Mrs. Grey.
FEASk FoRREsrsRs CosPLErE NASUAL Fou sFOKrHEE.
RErHIsUTioS. A Tale Of Passion oy Ms soathworth.
MAo.UtArs ESeLlSD. volumes complete in one.
IAyISss LIFE WssHIseroS. volumes.
DR. KASEs AHcric ExFuHoS.
LIS IL BAlIH- BY Thomas EwbsnEs.
Just reesiyedby JOHN YORK 4 co. s. Union 81.
BLANK HOOKS.
Day Books, Ledrsrs journals Cash Books Memorandum
Books, Darts for 1851. For sale BY
deciO JOHN YORK a co.
BILL PAPER. LsiTER PAPER, NOTE PAPER. EOr
aleby deel' JOHN YORK co.
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EOR RENT.- That desirable STORE ROOM adjo.n-
Il ting otice Cherry ct, f'r the year 1851
A'so that vcry desirable DWELLING on Cherry street
South OF Broad, containing o. rooms and viii
put in thorough repair. Apply Will. BOYD,
does 50 Cherry street.
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I ADIE& SAEES.-We have just rec .iyed and
- opened fine lot Of Rich Coaks, French Bonn, &, Rich
Fdrsin sets, Embroaeries Aprons skirts, &c, which will
be offered for few days only. BENZ F. SHIELDS,
declD ~ Public SQUARE.
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W. 7. B. co. have also just received
ICONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLUFGOIA or SCIENCE, LIT
ERATURE AND ART. vO.s. 2ofText and Ct Plates.
pov25
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DR.. JOHN II. CALENDER.

will devote himself to his profession.
OFFICE WITH DRS. KELLY G MADDIN.
NO. 50 CHERRY STREET, UP STAIRS.
dsciO
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BILL PAPER. LITTER PAPER, NOTE PAPER Sor
saleby desIn JOHN YORK co.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-15
Superior, Douglas Co., Wis.

TH\HlS place is situated the Bay of Superior and
H. Left Hand river. at the head Lake Superior and
possesses better site, better harbor greater adj
vantages for commercial city, any other point in
ancc by Chicago only.
The pfopretors have clear, undisputed. and mir
numbered tile TO the land which Superior laid
out, and all purchasers Of lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same.
Superior was laid out during the past season. end
tel, number of stores. commodious pier, with Wal,
houses, and is in all respects the most ourishng new
town in the west The couny-Seat U. S. Land Office
and Post Office are located here's where Mississippi
and Lake Superior U. tary Road. new in course Of
construction, connecting with St. Paul. ermnates 1t
is also the lake terun of all the projected railroads to
the head of Lake SUPERIOR The $500, canal will be-
open by june, after which time four lines steam
ers will run to Superor-One from Chcaco, two from
Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; foe vessels havirC
been built expressly for this trade.
Two steam sawmills end printing nress arc navv On
the way to superior and will be promptly set TO work.
one half OF the lots have been appropriated by the
proprietorS to he sold by the undersigned TO actual
TIERS on easy terms and to provide fund extensive
public Improvements. Liberal appropria ions have bee
etc.
%. In order to correct the misapprehenson arising
from the similarity of Names 1t is proper to state
Superior City, about the title which legal contre-
versy exists another and different place, Diff
fcrent township from Superior.
GFMaps of Superior signed by Thos. CLARK, sur-
veyOr, and Wm H. Newton, agent and attorney for pro-
prietorS and may be in the principal hotels of ST.
Paul. Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Teleo Buff
fao and other cities.
All who wish TO purchase lots. obtain
nation apply Wm Ii. Newton. Superior, Douglas
county, Wis. WIN. IT. NEWTON,
Ag't and Atty for proprietors of Superior
May I, 1855. daw6m