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500 Reward.

ANAWAl IRON the residencs OF jor A B o
4 Montgomery, thr'e miles ION NHAhgille on a
ruHda' orDmg III 2nd " JuIe. L, negro S1HN
w"nau mel TAkl, ct dark copper color and ~
tstween .6 q year Vt sge rather the us1I-n
- aud bne GP sa'ee rather piC4s.nt eounielsnes,
i'"ut te veIy She was Talse1 OF nsAr wing
Green, ny was brought To tins city and sold ab,ut
W. u r,Ins urs r Jicksnn, 1t the nsighbOr.
hood Uf Bowling GHeu. has Tree hu band IL BOW.
ing "rseu, ami several children o-lr OK gen
temrn 10 bO- tInk Greeu aud ult a.
pt 10 ct b-ck AMI from here = irre Sta .
will gvs tls abOv- reward tor { sPpreLsns,Un and
delivery ~ NY III Nsshvilis
iule II-u Ill. L BOYD in
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PREMIUE BOOT AND sHoE KANUFAcTORY.
EBEN FULLER,
(Successor to Hemilton d Fuller,)

TENNESSEE BOOT AID SHOE hANUFACTokI
Corner Market and Spring OF Church Sts.
Nashville Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for tie liberal patronage bestowed upO
VI this Mandatory since its establishment, the Pro.
pretor feels determined merit continuation of the
in future.
Ihave on hand good assortment of ready mad,
work. consisting part of Mems Boys end Youths Cali
Kip and Thick BUo;s and Shoes; Negro Brogans doubl,
soe House Servants Shoes, Ladies and Misses Calf No
rocco Id Kid Boots aud Shoes all made from good
good style AMI warranted.
Orders from Planters iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited,
All kinds of Repairing done
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
~ Banner, Wing, Gazetts and Cleveland Banner
COPY snG discontinue all other advertisements auQ24
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MIDWIFERY

AIRS JANE CAkkI5AN uf .rS her rr s,,,.,I .
vi vices IL the cit zens Of Nashville Nj. h,. bog - ~
experience Apply ct No. IS, Front street
unel2-ln.
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UNION NDAMERICAN.


THE weekly UNION AND AMERICAN is faraished
to subscribers at IS 90 per annun in ad7an ncc
The TR-W EEK1Y s published very gues5a- THURSDAY
sld SATURDAY, ct g 90 per El1u ia sd7anc5; II not
paid in advance, IS 90.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
Ey- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY I
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Reitta1css Of subscriptions may be made by mail at
rsk
40 paper vii be sent out Of the State uniess the order is
accompanied with the cash.
s We Wish it distinctly understood that no paper viii
be discontinued until all arrsarsges paid et the
option ef the publishers.
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
10000 DOLLARS!
viii be distributed according the following rssua.sp
Scheme
O1nt' A'e@e' sufe 20 DFS" PT1s
10000 Numbers---15 100 Prizes!


1880 Prirss, amounting to.............. slO2 OOt.
Tue IS 600 Prizes Of Sc determined By the
Der which draws the % OCoif that number should BE-
an odd nhmber, then every odd ticket in the Sche
Wili De entitled 70 81 il pumber then
even hunter ticket in The Scheme will be entitled to "a
10 sddt TO any other PKe which The ticket may
Purchasers In buying equal quantity odd and even
lumber tickets will BE- certain If drawing nearly hall Ib,
coat OF ths slme with chances Of OBJ 1ihng other PE
- kenember thai every Prize is drawn and pay s0le
n fit without deduction
q AllPrizes of $1,000 and under, paid immediately
.fer the drawing prizes at the usual time If lhy
days.
All communications strictly oon6dentisl II drawn
nuDltsrs will be forwarded purchasers Immediately .f
Ter Ihs drawing.
Prize
WH0LES, 8 90; HALVES, ss 81; QUARTERS, g. rs
Prize TcSets easaed renewed oLhsr tickets either
ufhce
Address J. 7. HUGGlNS, Boz Q, Nashville b.
Orders for Tickets be addressed ei,h-r 20
5. SWAN Z co, Atl4nts Ga.
Jln527-H or S"AN. Nonig 'merv. Ala
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,wEEPsTAKEs OVER THE NASHVILLE
COURSE.

TUESDAY, Oct RI 1854 Sweepstakes fnr vsar olds.
$40, snbscr ption Z 90 ferfeit Two mile heafs;
hrse ur n IRE 10 Ike rce; t0co-e the st day Of July,
S56 $50 added by the Club. { twO or more start
Secpnd Race Ssms Da Svstpstakes for year Olds-
SI0U sIlrauce-$5 forfeit One mile hsats-3 or nOrs
make q ace; coss lst July
WEDNESDAY, Ucs a. Jockey Club Purse $3.50
40 mi e heats
Second Race same Days veepstakes Tor year oids
SO entrancs-sz6 forfeit AIls out, Or more 70 make
10 clO-e st JGiy
ThDRSDAY. Oct 2s s--Sweepstskss tor year oid&
q sntrsrce-$5O Gffsit Nv, mile bests Three OF
0rs 70 a.< q rsce, TO q se ,sg July.
ssc.nd hsce-Swvsosukss for sIi ages 500 snfrsucs
tsSet Nils te,Is. Two oc mols TO maks = rsees
'cl'se ist July
FhIDAl, oct - 4-J1cksy Club Purse ejGo-thrss
ais h.s
Sye4bu ee-Swpp>t. xes lor all ages ta00 sntrsucs
80 t,Fisit Two lie hsss, Two or mo- u m4ks .
ace 70 close july
SATURDAY. oc. IS Jockey Club Purse ssOO-Gzr
nIs eta
SecOnd Race eeSwespsakes fr tried year olds Ra0o
s5J fJrfsIs. Three 10 make = rass .
siOss IsI July.
WI PHILLIPS,
jUnetS-du PuprIeeor.
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L xcelsiOr" =!


4 I The great trial Agc uiat impl-m nis in Nash.
IA yilir ~ Ihp All 5 h and s h ui June less
luE - 4CEL~IJtS CUkN OJB MILL" NAN AWARD.
ED lHE HI,puEST PREMIUM
as will sPIe ir the following from the report
Cf The cbmuIIts Tnsy say
"Of Corn aud C"O rushefs there we're 8 entres but
IN cpnsequeuce II some seedsLIal bre-kIge only TWO
made tTIaIs
&c Is or By J. O. Bllwin Osavitt's Patiently
JJ,ces oraI Mil, BY b ) Nslisr LrlIls Giant, By
D n. .nd-rsou
Both CruShers constructed similar nschani-
cal Ir pies aud ab,ut pON er; but Ibs
dIes the MUM ~ Ba dEm's NH u seemed 10
nave more acItv ums bat chie superlOri-
" CONSISTS IN rs VI move bic g, which eOnsIuts
me gruClng HLd Tue wearing sur faca
tie grinding suriacss irJR. AM can be ~
ewed rsdiy at IIi.e cost This gvss more dura-
0,lIty TOR les' mon'y
TGe sbuvs MIh fr Crushing Corn and Cobs or griud.
rg eal Tor .amIN furnished 20 complete NTH
cy Pdr Of grIsdisg ,isgs h ch makes & sgua2 z, to1
HssL :, ~ tLs tiie Il : ,uuU.
address JANES c. BALDWIN &CO
ie27- 6mtW&w 81 Collie Sc str. Nash siIe Tenn
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,

NO III2 -0usI T IOII' N'VIII7I
NASHVILLE, Tenn
A Z. COOK practical Bell and Brass Founder, success
~ sOr to Weller Cook is prepared to mLnufacture
to er, Bells for Churches SesmbOats and Plantations
Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Glnbes Cylinder Gauge,
Fountain and Stop Cocks Hose and Salt Well JOINTS Gun
Mounting, Ant-FriciiOn Metal
ALI work made by with neaness and dispatch of the
best material at low prices and warranted ianlS-ly
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TO IuE CONSI MEkS Or CuRN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE

\ HAVE started Hdl cty, and viii keep on
1 hand fresh Neal a. No III. ~Ourl eumusr e. slrest
,i Or1ers tended To- and Ni sell at the uwesl cssh
prce, will denver customers IN any RI ,f The
-tN N CAaUNt IL
ia 10 u agent
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Il unde, slgned III u the Sale Of Real state
Persuna rue l., UtOcsTles, Dry tIU,ds suck &C
VIII al eud AID sell IT sShvllle Building Osn
Assfci1lon Clty BH-ing auu As OcaliUn, and The
heChan Baldug Loan RssOcIAtOD 81 ll the sale
meeIIg, uf the re- prjtye rSSUelatu,us
Inc ivng ex, re UI the uersigned the Auction
BuSn IS lie us,s viii be ~ut i 0usi
eulrussd o him viii Us ,roByl, and satisfactorily
Conducted
TN e al be Me- cha nts Exeh-pge C Isge street
apr # L y E1kS>W,RTHE
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Soda WaEer.


we have fitted up our Soda Apparatus for the Sea
n son. would respectfully call the attention of the
lovers this innocent and grateful beverage to FOun
drsught to all who may favor with their pItrO sgs W.
confident with increased proficiency IN the prepar
alton OF both Soda and Syrups Will be disappointed
who msy give our Soda Water q trial
DEMUVILLE BELL, Druggists,
may25 No 26 Cherry street.
DALM Of Thousand FlOwers received aud tor sals BY
ID DEIUVILE BELL.
NATUOUS Celebrated HAIR Restorative received and
w for sale by DEM0VILLE q BELL
T OW7S BROWN WINDSOR SUAP-Just received 3
l. fresh supply of Lows Gsnu ne brown Windsor Soap
For sale by DEMOVILLE & BELL.
NUMBS-Just received superior lot of Dressing and
~ Fine Tooth Combs. For sale by
may25 DBMOYILLE BELL
DORT MONlES-A splendid assortment, received anc
IL for sale by DEMVVILLE 4 BELL.
may25
DoTAsH-Receised ana for sale bv
DEAUVILLE 4 BELL
juns6
TNGLISH MUsTARD-KeceTe an extra nDe
II article, and for sale by
jdne6 DENOVILLE BELL.
LNIAVOKING EXTRACTS Lemon, Vanilla,
Il ise, CseTy, Orange, Pine Apple m1ud, dc.
june6 DEMUYiiLE BELL.
DHYSICIANS POCKET CASES OF Walls.
il Various patterns, received and fJI sale by
je6 DEM)VILLE & BELL
THEA, ,TEA,-We . Keep co ,siautiy OD hIud 4 superb,
4 article of Black and Ureen Teas, winch We Will
rant to be OF the best quality.
je6 DEMOvILLE & BELL
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E,IAPkII

LNROM the residence 4 h saus.ri5er near the -
L ciy BAY IKE, ab ut IL uauds b gh -
hes'N oGhI W'Ih hay bl-ck m-hs tail AZ S.EH
turet one or 5Iih hud feet wnIts Shs ha< \ g
appe ance u bel Callahan. and - nzIurs ~ isst
P or liberal reward will be paid for n.tU nation
a. u Ter W. b. ljAYLcSS.
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NOW kEA y.
NSON,S NORMAL SING Err.

" NSON'S NORMAL SINGER,
ClLLFC1ION Il Eoctl Music iUur parts tor singing.
Glasses ~cnuols nd SIC al Circles t Th are rad
tie .lrment. Of VOe Mdc, with Practical Eis,ci,es
v LUwEL Mason lIOctOr Of Music Unlver,1tv of ~
York Pucs % Genus
We ask Il all who are Interested in Nr,,
.o0k-f >et'is u gh ~ch'ols tea remie> and ~Ir0n1
iasses tii@ cam rensusvs Isical tsxt bok ts,s
hdent hai II will b. iOund he OF useful ao,k =, IS
tass ever ssurd Il Contains gtet variety o. .Dtrs,
Haase OF he most attractive CT arscfer; and n -
h- aim o' Tue tanur To normal IN .on,s,bin
re han 'ne confirms very large amrnnf ~ -.
~r Is Pr'nIed'n large. csar type I'D Is me Of s rh
- as ~e oe''e7e u To b. the be, works IL. c.s
q receiptoi a c r-tail price ' P't1'N'
II W" - through booksellers generally
PublishsG BY
MASON BR 'THEaS Tubi.sher.
mAy l4-u hOs LIS 4-d I1V, Dune St. ny,
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he General Commission Business heretofore conduct
4 ed by FEtkINS CAMPBELL 60 will be con.
'ru-d without Interruption Oy ". 81 PerkDs under The
g. ut drclr IyI PERKINS A co
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san I SWAN & CO.. MAvAokRs.
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MANNYs CELEBRATED OOMBIKED kEAkEER Auo
MOWER WIIH WOODS IMPR0vEMINr.

retirlrg from the Commission Business We rsturu
~ our tank 20 friends and patrons and ehsrtpIlv
tcnmmend our Suce-ssuF are par tner n Perkins
IS altogether worthy Of the confidence and patronage
. CAMPBELL.
..-. SAMI r. WALKER.
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SARA I'd ok SIOEEN
hOM tie suusc' Der, "a Tuesd "a b large BAY
4 hOnSE ao' CT 8 handsb G. ortV ear y, black
ine snd "a shOd round hO' somewhat cracked
anu 4 small sink be RIBS apIe4r4nu, gore A
uoerai ie"ard y al BE- PAID hIs very, any IN.
h'rLAu 50 tha car geJ n JNO nc IN,
Isza-ZR NJ ,uu b s,umn-r s-r.. N.shHilla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22
GOING NORTH.

GOING soUTH-The II ". Train will connect at San
lusky with Morning Train from Toledo; sonrocvle
chicago Express the Southern Division O.
SHELBY Junction with Clnennah Express from Cleveland
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from
Newark with the East and West Trains
Railroad.
r Bay City from Detroit; at Monroevillc with
O. T. n r.; at Shelby junction at 5.21 p. NJ. with the Mail
Tram G. g. CIR q. for Columbus Cncinnati;
field Junction ats IS P. NJ with Fast o. p r. r.
for Pttsburgh aud Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. r.
GOING NoRTn.-The ego Train will make close con-
nectinn Mt Newark with Man TTain from Belar X.
r. at Mansfield JnTson with Exqess for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland buffalo and New York and sIonroeYle with
Mail Train on @. e. 4. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
40OPM Train viii connect AZ Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Roads At Mansfield junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh; at Shelby Junction 52t
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; at0nroevie Night
Express for Toledo and Cheego and at Sandusky with
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
IN. WEBB supt
sandusSy, Aug. 4, 1888. sepl5-u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-22
CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
ale, a fresh supply OF Chickering cell
~ u II ebratel Piano fortes. OF beautiful Black wai-
= y nut and Rosewood finish, and for briiRney OF
tone and OF touch cannot be
country or Europe and are offered lowest
IA Also, PRINCE Go . Melodeons STYLE with and
SWELL OF line Rosewood finish, at the lowest
prces with general stock celebrated Gutars
Italian French and German yions, yioincellos Futea
baIos painbortnes, Tuning Forks the italian
raj assortment of Variety Goods =
Waesss M and retail at the old Music Variety Store
my2 JAS. nEILoR.
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:
/ BIG RED BOOT.
WE are now receiving from Eastern Manufacturing
w ESTABLISHMENTS, OF the largest nanufactu-
red assortment Of Boots and Shoes for wear
=yer offered in this other market They have
manufactured to order, according directions,
arc intended expressly for retailing To regular
ners and all others who may favor with call.
oner unusually large variety of Boots Shoes
guarantee equal in quality Of material workmanship
those manufactured In this any other part United
States Our stock will be found to coneist part
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WASHINGTON HALL.
Book, Periodical, Fancy C. Gods and Music

~ STORE.
HAVING purchased the Books, Periodicals,
Of Rohinson Bro, at No. 4 Washington Halt,
tend add
geher with complete assortment of Fancy Goods, Sta
tonery, Blank Books, &C. shsli Keep good assortment
Of those Justly celebrated Jas. ~ vose Pianos which
Just been awarded frst Premium and Medal in the best
Boston Meeanes PAIR over all competition; Carhent
Patent Moioaeois, OF superior style and finish, ali
different patterns and prces complete variety OF Fancy
Goods, consisting in part. Ladies Fancy Work Boxes.
Toilette Enbroidered Work Bags and Baskets Portfolios,
Gard and Cigar Cases. Cologne Stands Combs, Brushes,
Portmonnhes, French Hair and Tooth Brushes, SewtnH
Birds Steele Goods Jet Bracelets and Beads, Pocket Cut
ALSO, NEW hooks
a fresh assortment Of New Books, Novels and
All the popular reading of the day: Iedgers, Day Books,
PACED CoPyng Books. and Blank Books Of every descrp
tion Pocket Tuck Diaries for 1851 for
nam Soap, Engrayings, thogrsphs eiil.
German and Italian Strings Flutes Banios TamborInes
Aceordeons and FIutriecs. 81 9 y
shall take special pains keep Periodicals
and complete, and solicit subscriptions to all
Periodicals. Grateful for past patronage hope
It's continuance the by strict attention
to The. wants Of the Wheeling Public.
sSS- Pianos and Meiodeons to let.
nov Is, ,ss b. p. ToBlN.
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CITY BUsIN Ess.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUPACTURE,
BUTEER'S BOOEk-KEEPREI'A
Writing Elllid

1SCf this superior Plaid 1n has before the public,
y nearly Year,, has ccnsSntIy ysinag
mold Fluid.
During the twenty Thousand pint bot
together with smaller sizes nnrerahe pave been sold
70 baners and merchants In Cneinnhti Louisville, Pitts
bnrk Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit, Hsnte Lafayette,
vinecnnes Indianarolis, Frankfort,
NashEile, Memphis, ST. Louis, yekshfg Jackson Nsehex
and New Orleans. II has also been adopted in the State De-
parierts Of Kentucky, Tennessee Mississippi fthas
taken three lrst class Diplomas Mechanics
Cincinnati and Louisville and four Diplomas Prize Me-
and Illinois. ' ~ LIZ
The following merchants. bankers &c. in Wheeling here
tcfore using Arnod's purchased
lers Book -Keeper's Writing Fluid!
Northwestern Bank Of Virginia; Merchants Neehnncst
Bankof Wheeling; Bank Of Wheeling; Crescent
ring Company County cier Of Ohio County National Tile
graph Ohee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Office; heLure
Honse; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell McAfee; Gordon,
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney q Son. Doane CosyeiII: OFT
Boyd Boyd Ott Oliver Pryor. Jas. II. Stout Co..
din, Glberson Co.. Press
For sale at manufacturers prices by
ocs0 LAMBDIN, GILBERsoH AGO.
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DLILY per alnuf. t5,UU
TEI. ELKLY l,er afruru $500
WEsxLY per ailnun 81 90
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-sll
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FoRsSoRfHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
ETsWsce DAILY Sunday night eNcepted,) Rich.
n nond and Washington City via GordonsyiiIe Alex
andiia. ~. = 3
Hours of departure at Rich
fnond- 6:so A. 81. and 1880 p. NJ
Returning leave Washington. a...e a. N. and 4 Pm.
and
Arrive at Richmond. :. 1880 p NJ. and4 AN
BagRagc checks and Tickets given through between Rich
Inond and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the bes; guar
anee OF always securing connections shown by
yais daily at chmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line. f-tt-<i.it ttsA
FAIR BETWEEN RcHNosD WASHINGTON IS so
An Omnibus will always ready take through
passengers and their baggage OF wearing apparel
the two pepots free of charge with ample time for
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can e-obtained between Danyie
Washington at the Terminus of the Road, nearly COM
peted TO Danyle An Agent of the Company will receive
the Checks OF from the Dayie Road.
tend to their baggage all the Way to Washington
timore Depot.
route. - ~ -
THERE'S change of night line bets cen Rich
mond and Alexandria. fr1
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TRANsPO RI ZION.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA

80 - - - la
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of Main and Quincy streets
-Enrance from Quincy st
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Removal.
tON Tuesday, April I, G. p. BROWN having rez.,,a
" from Washington Hall, Eilopen at =,
No. lis, Dlain street.
IN liornbrooks Building, door Mesgrs MarsA
=, oeautiiu assortment OF Watches Jsvelry and
cities. - s s -. =. eHe hAs'siA s
call and examination stock by his former patros
ana she PUBLIC generally l. respectfully invited.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Il hereby given that In pursuance with
~ an order 81 The Court OF Common Pleas OF
rfanksin tounty .atths jaly term thereof. 1880.
mo, on the PROMISES. ths following described 70.
Al estate. hslobeinx 10 the kststs of isaac Davis
decra-si. to-wit: A psstof tho soath west quar-
t~r"f etson ~ Tow" .. Of range vest. and
bounded ~ co.. sws beginning the nor,h. west cor.
ner 81 said Q'sftsf ssetoa. thence South 20 polcs
thence tast with tho vsristio' of the degree a.
p"irs W stake. thence North 30 polos ~ stake.
hcncc wssi - pale 10 tho place of bcxin inning, aud
conihinihx " acres. more ~ issss. 7t".N
The widow will lsn In said sale and roieass IN
IN" pufchassf hsf driver tntsrssf. said land 10
be rnld 20 pay the dsbts of sad deceased.
TERMS ~ sALE.-npe-half ~ The purchase
nonsy eash In hand. aud the balance " be- paid ~
~ tnouths. sseufsd BY note with approved sscuf.
Ivy. wAtsins brnent of va usiiou or rni.smsnt
avs. win interest from dst- of sais. Fl N
July lfti JOHN X. LEE. Admin tfator. f
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-08-01
Colonel Fremont.

The Charleston Mercury OF the l4th
of September. ls47. says: aa
1--WE regret to learn that Col. FIRE.
mont. whose departure for Aiken we
noticed few days since. did not reach
that place to see his mother alive. =
She died but a few hours before his
arrival. lie accompanied her remains
the next day to this city. and after
witnessing the last sad rites. left here
the evening following for Washington.
Ia this sfilctior, rendered doubly
poignant By bis deep disappointment
in not receiving her parting look OF re-
cognision after his long and evensful
absence. he has the sympathy Of our
entire community.
1.-The marked and brilliant career
Of Col. Fremont has arrested general
attention and admiration. and has been
watched with q lively interest by bis
fellow citizens Of Soith Carolina.-
Charleston particularly is proud OF
and the reputation which he has at so
early an ase achieved for himself
She claims As something in which she
to- has a share. But for the mel
anchoIy circumstance attending his
visit, our city would have manifested
by suitable demonstration their res
prct for him, and their continued con-
hdence In his honor ard integrity
1t will require something more than
accusation to sulIy them in the minds
Of the people Of Charleston. Some
months since sword WAS voted to
him By our citizens. the individual
subscriptions to which were limited to
81; IL now awaits his acceptance at a
suitable opportunity We are hsp.
py to learn that the ladies' OF Charles.
ton propose, by a similar subscription.
to furnish an appropriate belt to &C.
company the sword. an evidence that
they too can appreciate the gallantry
and heroism which have so signally
marked his career. and have thrown
an air Of romance over the usually dry
detail Of scientific pursuits" 's