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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10
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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10
EXCHANGE BANK,

n. e. Corner of MdineS Third Streets.
DAYTON, o.
DUYa and sellExchange and Coin; buyBiils
u Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, &c and loan
money at reasonable rates. Pay interest on
Deposits. HARSHMAN& WINTERS.
Oct. 6, 1853.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10

To Dr.. G. M. Jackson.
South east corner Fourth and Walnut SITS.
Cincinnati March II, 1S55.-feb2S I'm.
Sold by Fred'kE ckstein, Cincinnati,
Minshall. Brookins 4 Son Eaton.
j. IL. BONN, Camden.
Tough & Co.. Fairhaven.
J. Brown, Morning Sun
y. b. Edwards, Winchester
j. CobIentz, Lewisburg.
j. II. Gale, West Alexandria.
April 10,-2w.
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b. a. Eoos.
LATEST NEWS.

A ". AUTER & J. D. BACON. take pleasure
n. in informing their customers that they arc
now receiving from Cincinnati, aud Offering for
sale at their Clothing Store in Eaton, q new, ex-
tensiye and excellent assortment of
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10

No Family shoIld DO without Hoofand's Ger
man Bitters. Children afflicted wiih lie Sum.
mer Complaint entirely cured by Them.
CAMDEN, N. j., March IA, 1855.
Dear Sir-lI is with much pleasure that |
inform you Of the great benefits derived from
the use OF your German Bi,lers in my family,
During the greater part Of last Summer, my
son, eyed two years, was severely afflicted
with the Summer Complaint in the worst form,
Tor which various remedies prescribed by Ply
and Others were used, but with no
avail. ! also sent him 10 The country, but il
proved or but little benefit. Having a bottle
of Germdn Buffers in the house, | was perSua-
|ded TO Try that, which to my asloniShment en-.
trey cured him. He continued TO lake The
Bitiers some tune afterwards and became heal.
Thy. | have the greatest confidence in the
IBitters, and feel no hesitation 10 saying that
no family should be without them.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN w. PARIS,
4 plnm Sireet ahnve Sacnnd
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10
hats & CAPS,

for Men and Boys, of all kinds. viz: Panama,
Leghorn bound, Pedal bound, Canada and Can
ton Straw. Palm leaf, White and Colored, double
10 r. Trintol ,&c Sc s.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10
GLASSWARE,

full assortment. Preserves, Swectmeats, Gas
Tors, Candle-Sticks, Tumblers, Creams, Pickles
Salts, &c. Carpeting, viz Rag, 4 Wool, al
Wool-Ingrain and Brussels, Stair, Carpet, Rug
&c. Cotton warns all numbers.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10

Estate Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that ] have been duly
aud appointed Eyecutrix Of the estate
|of Alexander c. Shideler, deceased, late Of Pres
BILE county, Ohio. All persons owing said estate
|are required 10 mako payment, and those having
claims TO present them duly authenticated for
settlement. CATHARINE SHlDELER,
March IS, 1853 st Executrix.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10

Beautiful lot of new patterns, viz Leaf Lustre'
Svdeuham. Band and lined. Gold Band. Cotton
Plant Lustre, Brown scott, &C., &c. in sets from
IL to 100 pieces. Tyrens, Steak and Bakcrdish-
eS, OYSTER TyreneS, &c.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-10

nice lot, of all the the latest pattcrs, Silk, Satin.
Grape, Metropolitan, Belgrade, Satin and Pearl
Straw. Hair and Lace, &C., for Women, Misses,
&c Elats. for " omen Misses and Children.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

Of The tabus.ed me''oTokg s! o,sers-on m,!s r.,
tAe smi,Sfonisn Institution - yan0s- paris the ,oso
Try, consii Of observ.loas os ;em5 5sGafs aAron..
ter, Wind, rain, yapm, ~.
Afer some conyt ration, = which NJ. REpTu,,
took the n.o.t prominert pan, he Subsection I'd.
;ou,rp1
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04

81 have no doubt that the free and slave States
ought to separate."-J. y. p. Of the .Nep York
Tribune.
1T is the duty of the North, in they fail in
electing a President and Congress that will re-
store freedom to Kansas. to revolutionize the gov
ernment."
Resolutions Of a Black Republican Meeting in
UiScOnsin. .
Il pray dayily that this accursed Union may
be dissolved, even if blood have to be split
Biacb Republican Clergyman in Poughteepsie.
I'VE earnestly request Congress, at its present
session, to take such initaory measures Tor the
speedy peaceful and equitable dissolution of the
existing Union. the eXigencies of the case may
require
B ack republican petition to Congress.
"1he uhion is not worth supporting in connec-
tion tn the South. Horace Greeity.
A DIsUN0N HREAT.-"GovernOr' Z. Robinson
writes from Camp Sackett, Kansas. to a friend in
+ tchburg that "if Fremont is not elected, this
Union viii not last four iearsn'
These are the friends and supporters Of John
c. Fremont. the Sect tional candidare for the seat
once occupied by Washington
Friends Of the Union, the Constitution, Of
Liberty, how like you the Record?
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
Extra Session Of Congress

The following is a copy Of the message
laid before Congress by the President on
their re-assenbling. 1t sets forth the inn
portance of the Bill and the evil results that
wound inevitably attend the failure of its
passage. The Abolilionists in Congress true
to their repeated declarations, prefer to see
the country laid waste and deluged in blood
than fail in their iendish plans, add pro
viso to the bill that "none Of the appropria-
tons should be applied 10 the enforcement
of the territorial laws of Kansas until they
had met the approval Of Congress- Il'S
party that so boastfully talks of building the
Pacific railroad, now proposes to defIaud the
soldier and citizen ont Of the pittance due
them from the government, and open the
West to the depredations of the savages.
To this amendment the Senate would not
agree and from it the House would not re-
cede. The result is al extra session Of Con-
gress. Thank God this party has no pre'e
dent in the history of our country, there
never was before party with power, black
enough in principle to attempt it.
Fel,ow-citizens of The Senate and House Of
Representatives.:
In consequence of the failure of Congress
at its recent session to make provision tor
the support of the army, it became impera
lively incumbent on ne to exercise the power
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04

KIT CARSON AGAINST FREMoNT.-lhe Mis-
souri, Democra. says that Kit Carson, the
man on whose broad shoulders Fremont has
been lifted into nororieya yas an explorer, does
not support his whiIom protege for President.
Kit is a man of good strong common sense
and knowing Fremont, as he necessarily
must. all through Ike book, it is by no
means strange that he should decline to lend
himself to the scheme of a knot Of Wall
street spectators. to make tleir ''stool pi-
geon" President The whole thing wears
look that every plain, honest man like Kit
would "pu. his foot on"
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
JOB PR Mt NC.

L,r.e aldt ons have recently been made to the
JOB . fee, and work of all descriptions will be
executed in "a sup rior manner.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
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The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
TERMS:

Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one
year 500; six months "a 90: tlr months 81 so;
one moath Sl.O0 single copies twenty five cents.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

Ga- Dr. j. l.. tBAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name orps The caption of this notice is one OF the
lew modern physicians whUse application 10 his pro
fessun aud devotion 10 the afflicted, render hi'a nike
hn ornament 10 the one and benefit to the other
Hungarian by binh. lie sought With kossuth to place
his couiir! among The nations of earih. Beyond the
oppressors rule that her might rejoice in the
practice of those, precepts which alike our glory
and our pride Ia his Efforts SO To do he has reaped
the reward uf n Secual resistance oppressiO and
IA home and country know him no more" Apart,
however, from his Claims upon our consideration AS
patriot the testm ialS Of character and capacity
which he brings entitle him to public confidence, to
the exclusion Of those Sho possess neither the one
or the uiher. As gentleman his character Is uBtar
nished: AS physician. his skill unsurpassed end
To thoss whose imDrudence has left upon them the
tants OF disease. can conscieutiously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr's office
b No. 3and Armory Hall, corner OF Sacramento and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco. al4.3a
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
T. A GLE B A X T. Il Y .
U. S. Livery Stable.
Myers Strcet-Near Montgomery

TwNO KEEP PACE WITH THE TINES and apid
IL growth of our town, We have, oi late. aud VIII
from time to tint, make extensive additions to our
stock and Otherwise improve our establishment, to
ot the age.
STOCK taken Livery on the most reasonable
Terms. II desired, We will buy, sell or exchange
stockn short transact all business ap ertalning 10
II first class Livery Stable he finest Buggies, hacks
and Saddle Horses. furnished nj II moments notice
Thankful for past inyOrs, we hope TO merit con
tnuunce of the same BROWNA HOFFMAN
Dated OroviIe. July 10, 1896 iyl6du.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
.Otuuille Dailg 15utte RetarG.

OUR Town. In the history of California;
perhaps no town in the State, has sprung
into existance and gained rs large popu-
lation, as Oroville has, within so brief pc
riod.
With all the natural advantages, and the
vast ex tent and inexhaustible richness Of our
mines, she has attracted the attention Oh
capitalists from below, and Oroville now
stands, with scarcely years growth, deci-
dedly ut the head of any mining town IN
California We can count as many rs hve
or six splendid fire proof brick buildings al
ready completed, with many more in tho
prospective. Those that are finished are oc-
cupied by splendid stocks of fine goods, OF
every description, and our friends OF the
North can no longer have an excuse for go
ing to the lower cities for their goods, every
thing can be had here upon the emost liber-
al terms We have two fine and substantial
Banking Houses here, both located in hre-
proof buildings, where our miners can de-
posit their dust and receve its equivalent in
hard cash. We have population, whose
interests ere mostly identified here, and
who have the right kind of spirit, wherewith
to make town, that will be both n credit
to themselves and the State.
We want n Railroad and Telegraph, and
it seems strange to u.s. that some one has
not taken the matter in hand, and put up
line of Telegraph between here and Marys-
Vile The expense of building it, would be
but trhing. compared with the benefits that
would be derived from such an institution
1t would certainly pay handsome per cent
on the money invested When it would be
extended on further North, connecting at
Yreka with the Oregon line already compile
ted, we would know at Il moments notice all
that is transpring in that fourishing re-
gion. Who will make the start.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

wa- Mrs. Partington says the only
way to prevent steamboat explosions is
to make the engineers 'blle their water
on shore In her opinion, all the
busting is done by cooking the steam
on bnard.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

SOMETHING FOR SOUTHERN X. VS.
The following, from a leading northern
know nothing journal, will be interesting
to southern members of the order:
The Albany Register, a leading know
nothing paper, says that 'everywhere, ex-
cept in New York, these two titles (know
uothingism and black repubicanism) arc
indissolubly joined together in holy we'd
lock" The Register further says:
.'If Fremont is elected the country will
owe the .fnertcan party a debt of gratitude;
for it is not doing injustice to other noble
advocates of tree soll to say that the Amer
lean organization in the East and West is
the backbone Of the Republican party
Southern Know Nothings will DO doubt be
delighted to learn that Black Republican,
ism and that the Know Nothing organiza-
tion "is the backbone of the Republican
party
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

There is q political tract in circulation in
the Eastern States, in which the author
says.
Il live in New York, next door to Col.
Fremont know him well He invariably
attends church on Sundays Bishop Hughes
church in the forenoon, and Puseyite
church in the afternoon. Two Sundays ago
he and Bishop Hughes were coming home
from church, arm IN arm, and they we're so
drunk that they reeled against my door
ward fence and knocked down three lengths.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
Hides and Tallow

vHIANTED-For which the highest market price
w will be paid. Apply to ,,,,~u
Corner of 4th and K streets.
Hide Yard, eastern entrance on Fourth
street near the Buckeye Mill. MarysVille'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

LARGE MAIL.-The T0,cn Talk says that
the mail brought by the Sonora on her last
trip, notwith tandiug 40 New Orleans con-
nection was made, was the largest ever re"
ceived ut the Post C(Hce at one time--num-
herring three hundred and fifty four bags.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
AUCTION SALES.
By =. RUSSELL s. Co.
CHARLES FRIEDMAN, .Auctioneer
Auction-Great Attraction !!
ID. RuaacIl e, Co.

FoRMERLY ~, FROST STREET, SACRAMENTO CITY.
UHANE LOCATED THEMSELVES in the town
HH Of Oroyillc opposite the Orleans Hotel for The
uurpuse of trau-ucling IA general Auction and Com
mission business. IN al lis branches. Regular sale
Days, every Saturday, aud sunday afternoon from
h. i O'Clock J.. NJ. Outdoor Sales in all parts the
Town or County will be promptly attended - ut the
luwes rates. Al private sale they also Keep constant
is or hand "a lag,. assortment OF GrOCcrtcs, lToNI--
iuus, tloihtng Miners Iool-, &c, Wntch they obt.
gate themselves to scl nj Sacramento prices whole
sale aud rrial.
Mr. Charles Freedman. having been in the Auction
bu,ine-, surc r40 viii insure perfect satisactIun 10
the cummunit! ~ large. SD
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

NIGHT WArcH.-Ne have reason to con-
gratulate ourselves upon the efficiency Of
our night police. \ more attentive set OF
men would be hard to find. In passing the
vicinity OF the Orleans Hotel, one can hail
our friend Capt Sharkey at any hour of the
night. Thieves don't have much chance with
such vigilance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

nS~We call attention to the advertise
ment DR.. w Woodward, mecanical and sur.
geon Dentist, to be found in another column.
The DR. has the reputation of doing busi-
ness up business in his line in satisfactory
manner.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

Ass- 1t is now ascertaIned without douos,
that Edwin Forrest, the greatest living ac-
tor, is about to visit California, He will
be welcomed by hosts of friends
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
], .. BROWN. M. D.

Graduate of New York University, New York Medi
cal institute Honorary Graduate of Syracuse Medical
College Offers hi. professional services to the inbab
tnnIs Of Druyle and vicinity. Office. at the Butte
Drug store. Montgomery street, one door from the
corner of Downer street.
July II, 1856 jyIi-if
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
MONTE CRiSTO
B O w LING SALOO n s!
One door above The u 5. Livery Stable, Myers street.
VILE.
IAIIN SnAn,n 9. ~
JOHN SCOTT & JOE DUNN, Proprietor.

Tg7IIE ABOVE BOW LING SALOON HAS BEEN
~ put in COMPLETE REPAlk and We respect
fy invite the Toys IA and about these diggnEs who
wish to play quiet game Of Ten Pins. or take
nice. go drnk OF Spirits to give us n call at the
MONTE CKISlO. JOHN SCOTT co.
Uro,ie. August % 1896. nug26>f
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

IL and delivered on lhs honor bic tircuit Court Of Da
vdon county Tennessee ~ il January Term 1856 will
expose 70 public SALE 70 the highest heT 5r h. he
court hu door "a he cV q Nshyr, the third dzy Of
Nav 1856, MI the right tile claim and Ehich
W. Nairy thea Pad since have srauired and
to the bowrg crib ei prot rry, u v AL Of that
parcel OF pd lyHv end bs IN the % Davidson
and State q Tennessee Bros ~ Gees ai0 ming
below and I'm Burton ao1ve, beganiug red and
forked topped oak on sad eu ons hne running nth
~ hve deg. ~ teO poles. mulberry thence
east one hundred sCd tweny ave prs 10 stsk heug the
conu onai line tween aid Top and said Mite s thence
south two hnndred aud eighty poles 10 hcn-y ocu and
elm and de black locust eliry corner kerce with
his line two hundr % hggons Bart ms cpIner,
north with t line 70 the beginning conta nng 401
being levied the property of W y. HcNary TO
is Judgment nder-d favor q S.B. Hami0l AJm'r
against AcNairy HVmi ton
J HN & EDMCNDSON, sberG
". .h-illn - o
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

QY virtue OF four Erits ~ VeRJfgz egpeRds d.
- ed and delivered fou the honorsb Ct Gait Of
Davidson ,, Tennessee its Jannary \ r 1Ss6
viii expose TO public sale, he q bidder, for eash
the eurt house door IN The city Of Ma hyle the Sr day
or May 1855 all the right title claim IN and eststs
which iohn Graham en- ha, my since have aequ red
N and 10 the oloS described proper y 10 W IOs No
81. fronting twenty 6ve eet alley McNsiry line
and extending in P'h towards Coileys street, ,iSty
seventy ies more les, and ss0 az et ronfing
the above meu toned alley snf McNairy ne ardme below
TIE lot aeoye deseF bs ard tWss College street;
being levied upon ta- OF Joh1 Graham 70 satsy
Judgment rendered = f,yUr % A. Morrison.
joan X. EDN0SDSON Sheriff.
z. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16
NEW SERIES mo. lis
SHERlFFS' SALES.
SHI. RItE,S S4LE.

RfYrtue OF wit Of vEsDIOSI directed ana
II delivered, from the rOTstis Co rt II Dtvisoa
county Tennessee, ~ it. January Term Iss6 vii xos.
70 Pub4 ste 20 TIE hi1s bidder r ca-R a the O. urt
House d or In TIRE city Of RAsVe the h dsy Of Nav
1885, The rl ht ttie, csim, interest ts which
O. Leak and J. W. Psge ID hSd msy since have &C.
CURED IN ant "a the fo0Ung deser bed properly 10 Nit
OF No wen % in v ID S-Cui's dison 10 Nashville
front IS feet inches eiar street and rarnpS
from hat place SS fes chss, toe McItuore street
thence at right arges with Cedar street. running ~
feet inches, thence Tds spruce ,teet and parallel
wiiA Cedar street. II feet inches, TO lot "a ed
By said Leake thence with sad lut No g. 81 feet inches
toSsrs Cedar street. thence at right angles vi said Hns
and parallel with CeuAr u FEET nebes thence AZ
right sng and strait line texard Gear stFt tothe
begnning being levied the properly of G. Lsake
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Henry Shckla-
ford. JJHN K EDM0StS ~, shern,
b. 7. T. sATNDEEs, Deputy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16
s,,EtsIF. ,,AAE.Is.

DY VI tue OF writ % Isgdiiii ErFOlas directed
ID and delivered fou jhe Lon q cult Corr q DA-
wilson county Tenn. its ia uay Tvrm 1S6 wall
exp public sar hs hus bidder, for cash. The
hOu d01v iu 7r civ o. Nashville, the 3ri Of
NAV, 1856 Al .h-I'Ehf u caiH, inter and winch
laner Fails a hId have scout "a and
% the 10 vrg dee he'd pr T ~ 10 wit: Fsce arce
q aud sitUa'r Davis ntY, Tennessee Il the
land the ,RiH ChaTrs 1--we reside N, and drd 4
follows: tsg nHuV sake VIM kings north eat
ner ia William B. esi south boundary ue, running north
S9h degrees ea-t wH ra, lUs fory DO e. stake
laid lue thence south i7s drre,s -st one hundred and
enty pui-s s:aNs Juhu Raj - north boundary
line with the agreeable IT, b,ariny south s'k deg
poles "a NJ kug- corntraf
he lives tht nc north wi mas line II 3
poles to the begun ne, an ~ pojrs Being
LEVIED q TTUptt ~ Ltntr p ls SATISFY lugd-
ment r-ndsrei In fayo- % EUiuR A Wtiiauns, FN'rs
ma-.lI- q JOHN X NpNt SnN. -h~rfT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

DY virtue OF a writ of directed aniiel v,rrd
- from the honor bic Court = Davidson county
Tennessee, iis Jaua 1e 1856. Nin pose public
sale 60 The hEhest brdtr CssL, at b. house
in the city Of NN>hvl the day OF 1856 al the
right, title claim teTr~t and which Joseph W Nc
Esrn en- htd inc have qui ed in md 20 he FOL
loving described urrIty TO vt erAin ot a. land IN
Iavid, county in the q Nashville fronting Vine
tween Spin sud treets brginning az The
south eds - founH uOI iece between the
properv of the sad Boyd lo', occupied by stones,
the We side , Vine eet md runuinE n said street
Inv aruy sNt Lrt Torc or s, plan it dvid ng
said sXty feet rom N'S B0yas property the nOrh
y, thence Sih SAID ey TX ieet more less, stone
right line 10 TIE 'esin grornsr thence -itrt % the
beginning. Conveyed to II. Met W"1 , liz beth Boyd,
BY Ell gstered hk p page iI6 being lrvted upon
the proDerty Joseph McEWun, satisfy jugrn
rendeTre In iayOr Of ITuit Bro h-rs 4 Co.
mac. ltd EDMOND5ON Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

THIS robe sna nuca admired R4ce HoFse las -
be~n Hiti.erasn from NE fuFf. and H1l @ake n tn
the seassa bF 1873 a. ths Nashviie RAGS CeaFsc IL
in ehsrFs q tir phi He s be LASTED 10 aty
e25 each, freos fs li-sresrn - eqmeRos tie tath
Fshruary 4nd ceF TIE iash q Jay A1rea whch al
70 prove in foal mas ~ returned tfes nsxt year.
hI1aEAkpsn nch ehesnut Tears oid aexi sprfnE
Eot - Gieucns. imp HIS dan ksssns b Aa1arcA
up kor fs ps4ieree sBd P@Ff Tassnres eif shSh
si faruish us sineea has b Ia heiEht saa
bEss stih FRA q TexrkAets pavs And be4ay NE retJ
saTslss- l.a hzsAvocK.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16
>hsntFI,> SAL.

DY virtue Of a of ren5toRi erD0Ras to me dree ed
ID and delivered, no the huu. ahI, Ui Cont Ds-
viSson county Tenng ee & J.n-a,y TEN 1855 will
expose public sale ~ The hi he bistr az The
court houce door in th- ciY Nal ve tn 50
Nav, 1856 all TIE right re, cl ,iutsre AMI est shch
VIII sm SteEat thsn bad, snCe have acquired, in
and to thr lowing ib-d estate SituA ted
South Nashville, hay county, Tennessee, teing hts
II and IS d nEU h. IN the plan the Bnsworh lots
cn;inr, 29l1 Narte street thu % eet on
sad street, both rac. 127 feet ebe being -vied
upon the pr per of lillian. to satisfy Judgment
rendered IN fsYor Of ". HtL
JOIN K. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
NJ t.;r1,
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For sale by CHURCH ANDERSON.
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Nashville, March 81. 1875