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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

No. 1874 Two Story Frame House an M ~,
East corner Of Gaines and Eoarth street., Ea,
rooms, hall and Celef; Well Of soft water Ioss:
feet square. '-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

I AIDES MeriGo and Cashmere Under Vests, Boys
i and Aissss' Cashmere Under fests at cost al
WADsWOkfH's,
isbs Nc. 6 Main St.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
Farms,

have also = number OF Gne Improved Paru,
among which are the folio ~ing;
No. eO3. An Improved Farm OF $50 acre, with
small house IS acres broke iou miles from Flu 10.
Price 80 psr acre with liberal diseoual for cash
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Under this head limited mbe Of special notices
n bs inserted at 10 cents per tine each insertion,
or so cts per week. 1 ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17

as the only means of keeping the Govern
ment out Of the hands Of Northern free soil
ers. KsfEVst.fL uvh tfrrRt
: The Doctors hackeling Of abolitionists and
Black Republicanism, and the utilization Of
Southern Democrats with those isms, was
powerful and unanswerable. No wonder
Mr.. Green did not want to stay and hear it,
but made off as he did. IHt
On Americanism, DR.. Mcdowell is an
old soldier. He commenced the war years
ago, and in behalf OF Americanism and Pro-
testantism, he has long been doing battle, and
has met an vanquished Bronson, and other
great lights of Catholicism and Jesuilisrn
He recapitulated the threats Of Cathulocism,
as made in their periodicals, in tnis country
and appealed TO Professionals TO not sleep,
while the enemy was gathering its forces,
and marching under banner that had in
scribed upon it, freedom in religion is licen-
tiotsness, and the free reading of the Bible
Is an evil. He gave some interesting sta
tistics relative to the rise and progress of
Professionalism, and the political workings of
Catholicism, under religious cloaks. He
showed the necessity Of an American feel
ing, and American sentiment; and SO ridded
and tore up the twaddle Of Mr.. Green, that
even that gentleman's friends, must have
felt sorrow for him. On every point that
Mr.. Green touched, he was met. That gen.
tleman's appeal to Wings and Benton demo-
Gratis, received an especial answer from DR..
Mcdowell, and if Mr.. Green could have
heard it, he would have realized the con-
temptible position he places himself in, and
the scorn with which p ire minds beheld his
abasement. He showed the foreigners that
the American party was their true friends;
that the democrats thought well of them I'M
til they voted for them, and then they had
no use for them until the. next election.
We must close, for the present, but may
recur &c these speeches, and some incidents
connected with the day at another time. II
Green has done 10 better in other places
than he did here, he will get permission 10
stay a, home, or go to U.ah and assist Brig
ham Young in declaring alien Mormons cit
izenn Of the United States, despite the Law
Of Congress. ....ar. .....
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17

FosEioN INTERrERENcE. - The WASH
ingtuh Union, since the nomination Of Buc-
hanan, has taken a decided interest in Mis-
souri, politics, and has taken special pains to
attack Col. Benton and his friends. The
democratic paper published at Lancaster,
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Buchahan's home organ,
tells the Washington Union, plainly, that its
attacks on Col. Benton are doing the democ-
racy no good, but likely to do great harm
This shows ho& the land lies; and when
taken in connection with Martin Van Bu-
ren's recent letter in favor Of Buchanan,
shows that old Buck is going 10 establish an
old line democratic administration, and crowd
ont Pierce, Douglas, and the new lights that
have figured so largely lstey-PrOuidsi he
Is elected. Buchanan President, Benton
Secretary of State, aud Van Buren, Minister
10 England How would that lookl g..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
TONES WON'T DO.

They never did DO more than give temporary re-
lief and they will. II is because they don't
touch the CAUSE Of the disease. The CAUSE Of
all sgue and bilious diseases is the atmospheric
poison called Miasma Malaria. Neutrallze thus
poison by its NATURAL ANTIDOTE, and all
disease caused by it disappears al once. Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure is this Andote 10 Malaria,
and moreover il is perfectly harmless medicine
TIL certificate OF the celebrated chemist. j. r.
Chiffon, Of New York, to this effect, is attached
10 every bottlr therefore if it does no good il can
do no harm.
This is more than can be said Of Qninine, Arse
mic, or any tonic in existence, their use is ruin
Gus 10 the constitution and brings on DUMB
AGUE; which never allows person to feel per-
feCtly well for single moment. In illustration
OF these truths annex some extracts from letter
Just received from physician:
GEoRGETowS. ONO, March Il. 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esd-Dear Sir: Iours Of
I'd inst. Is at hand. fine Cure arrived late last
year and the difficulty in getting any one to try il
was greatly Increased from The fact that remedy
had been Introduced which was growing in favor
with the public. As being better than using Quinine,
mot knowing presume that the enedy they
used 10 escape taking QuiHne, contained the
DRUG ITSELF
THIS remedy, (known as "Smith's Tonic ~
would invariably BREAK an ague but it did no,
CURE II. as it would often return with renewed
vigor. This one circumstance deemed in your
favor, il | could institute test comparison be-
.
result:
Three persons took your Gore" all Of waici.
WEI cases Of "Quotitian Intermittent ever" of
many weeks standing They had trel Quune
and other remedies, occasionally missing a chill,
but it was Gas in all such ca,es) slowly wearing
them oat, and laying the foundation Of other and
severer maladies. did succeed in effec ling rad.
zeal cure of all three cases with your remedy and
they have not had chill since. In all three Of
these cases the ''Smith;s Tonicn had been usec,,
and would, as before stated, break the chilli but
after period or two had elapsed it would return.
think there will be 10 officially now in giving
10 your Cure" the vantage ground Of any other
remedy now in use here, Sc. &c.
WILLIAM BUCKNER. NJ y.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE. o. AN
TIDO1 T. TO MALARIA, the only harmless rem
edy in existence, is equally certain as a PRE-
TENTATIVE, as a "CURE" Take II when
you feel the chllls coming oil, and you will never
have single one.
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
Providence. K. I.
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, H. BLAKSLEY;
Chicago, BARCLAY & BROS. And for sale by
Druggists generally. [may 90, '56-3m.l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
Kanss. aid in the East.

There was agreat Convention of the free.
dom shrek ers in Bafalo on the 10th. Ger
ri, Smith, GOV. Reedsr,. and such spirits
were there; they passed resolutions in favor
free Kansas; appointed committee of sun!
dry persons to have the general manage
er,t of the business Of forwarding persons
to Kansas, making Chicago,he head quar-
tiers, and starting point-thence overland,
thrnugh Iowa, Nebraska, and to Kansas.-
They propose to raise 100000 per month,
''during the. war" Gerrit Smith pledged
himself for $500 per month, and paid the
first insialment. These men are raising
these immense sums, and proposing 10 car
ny on o war, 10 carry out a ianaical idea
while the South has asubstaptial reality 70
fight for; the one is governed by right and
reason 1.-The other BY fanaticism and fury
Let the South. awake and do her duty 10 her.
self and The country. III agtisFs bfas7.
.r..I 500 fi srSs iar'sI'
E lgLa rfHf IT, 9 rHr. n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17

A Coop REAsos.-Mt. J. M. Patton
Jr., Of Richmond, Va, declines to act as a
delegate to the Wing Convention TO be held
at Richmond, on the ground tina, he is neilh-
Wing, a Democrat, nor an American, but
he adds,
have no hesitation in saying that, while
| have great respect for Mr.. Buchanan, as
at presen, advised, prefer Mr.. Fillmore 10
him, and | do so upon The same principle ol,
which you would act if you had TO make a
shot on which your life depended, and had
two rifles before you, one Of which you had
truly tried and knew 10 be good, and the
other Of which, though highly recommend
ed, You did moi know.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
Kansas Meeting.

On Monday the 7Ih inst, 4 large and re-
spectacle portion of the citizens OF Howard
county, met in the Court House in Faye,,e,
for the purpose OF hearing the report oil Col.
N. q. Elliott, their agent in Kansas Ter
ritory.
The meeting was organized by electing
Wade M. Jackson Chairman, and ]. R.
Saltonstall, Secretary. -F
Col. Elliott was called 10 the stand, and
submitted very interesting account Of the
condition and prospects of the pro-slavery
party in the Territory, the substance OF
which had been previously presented to the
public through the newspapers of the State.
The condition Of our friends there is such
as to require assistance in both men and
means. Each party claims superiority in
numbers; but those most intimately acquaint-
ed with the affairs Of the Territory, feel
confident Of the ultimate success Of the Law
and Order party, it their friends in the
South act with liberality.
The following report was submitted by
our agent at the conclusion of his remarks:
N. G. Elliott, in account with Kansas Fund,
To cash, ...... 5000 90
BY H. p. Lvion's receipt, STAT d.
BY W. E. Murphey's receipt "a 90
By ibis flour purchased by
Cooper county,
By expenses OF self, 30 s5-202 81
Balance on hand, 1897 70
On motion OF A. J. Herndon, the above
sum remaining III the hands Of Col. Elliott,
was ordered 10 be sent to Mr.. w. Fl. Rus
sell. Leavenwor,li City, X. T., to be ex-
pended in the support Of law and order men
in Kansas.
On motion of DR.. Lowry, the meeting ap-
pointed Committee of Correspondence
consisting of Col. N. G. Elliott, Hon. Wade
M. Jackson, and j. R. Saltonstall whose
duty shall be TO communicate with the friends
OF law and order, in Kansas, and 10 obtain
such information as will enable all to act in
concert for the best interests of the cause
in which they are engaged.
On motion of Leland Wright, Esq, the
thanks of the citizens of Howard county
were returned to Col. Elliott for the prompt
and efficient manner in which he had dis
charged the duties of the agency entrusted
to him. ......... .-.
The proceedings of the meeting were or
dered 10 be published in the Howard Coun-
ty Banner and Glasgow Times.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
W. NJ. JACKSON, Chairman.
]. R. SALrossrAIL, Sec'y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
DIE D.!

In GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on the night Of the 3U,f,
ulttmo, Miss MtLbREh p. BAcGiiE, 10 the 40tk
year of her age.
In Monroe county, on the 9Th inst, Of consnmp-
ton, JANE ELizABErH, daughter Of W. P. Wal
lace, in the 18th year Of her age.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17

KAssAs.-Peter T. Able, Esq, Of Kansas
Territory, delivered an address in this place
last Monday, on the condition Of affairs in
the Territory the wants of the pro-slavery
party, and the duty u the South. Kansas is
quiet at present. WI BINS SLoc32
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
DcSCrtptiOn.

RAIL RO3 D is three years OLD past, is Is ! hands
high, dark color, with white belly and mealy nose
He possesses style and finish of form, together
with great power Of bone and muscle not surpass-
ed BY any jack in America In the perfection OF
his figure and action he resembles more the beauty
and grace Of fine horse than jack, and wherev-
er he has been exhibited he has been universally
pronounced 10 be one OF the finest acks raised
in KY. He has been brought 10 this State by the
undersigned, with view Of improving his own
stock and the stock of the country, az heavy cost
and great risk. Persons interested In this Kind OF
stock are invted to call ard see for themselves
FoE Rail Roads Pedigree see certificates below.
..... A. ALDRIDGE.
do hereby certify that The Jack called 'RaiI
Road so Id by me 10 A. Aldridge Of Missouri
was raised by me, that be is three years old past
and was sired by Marenso Mammoth he by i'm
ported Mammoth. His dam. Fortune, was by
Tppecanoe, he by Black Hawk, he by imported
Warrior. Rail Road is full brother to Telegraph
who was II hands high and famous breeder
Rail Ro1d's sire, tiarengo Mammoth, was sold at
the age OF ID years for $4,000, amt is universally
| considered the best breeder in America; imported
Mann 9th, his grand sire, was always acknowl-
edged by good Judges TO be the best Jack ever i'm
ported into the United States. Rail Roads dam
was sold ny me last year for the sum of 81, 100,
and has foai now by her side fer which the sum
of 81 900 has been refused. further state that
consider Rail Road, taking size, form, symmetry
OF hgnre, and grace Of motion, 10 be one OF the
hltsl JACKS OF llB age his sure, EFdNu sire anu
all of his ancestry were of dark color and of great
size. believe Rail Roads Pedigree TO be equal
10 any Jack in America. Given under nay hand
this oath May 1866 Boyle county Ky.
DAVID A. KNOX.
We hereby certify that we have been aeauain,
ed 18th the Jack Rad Read since he was a colt,
and know the foregoing Pedigree TO be corr, e.;
and we have seen Rail Road take premiums over
some of The best jacks in the country. We further
state that we consider Rail Road one of The finest
jacks 10 his size that we have seen Given under
our hands this cath May, ls56-Boyle county,
Kentucky w. l.. HARRINGTON.
q. NJ. PROCTOR
do certify that | am well acquainted with tl,e
Jack Rail Road sold by d A. Knox TO A. Al
bridge of MISSOURI, and believe him to be the
finest Jack, in form and finish, that have ever
seen. will further say that hsvea mule colt
come this spring By Rail Road, which consider,
one OF the hnestin Kentucky Given under my
hand this 25,h May, iS56--boyc county, KY.
Boyle county, Kentucky;-I am personally se-
quainted with D. A. Knox. O. NJ. Proctor, ".
Z. darlington and C. NJ. Purdam. They are res
ldents Of this county, and gentlemen OF the high
est character, and their statements may be relied
or implicitly, W. J, CHRISMAE,
CLERK Boyle Circuit cS,gt, May ~, '5e
June u, lsSS-2n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, July ", 1855.
Look for the x.
S PEA KING.

Maj. URIEL WRIGHT, Of St. Louis,
Fillmore and Donelson Eleotor, will address
his fellow citizens at the following times
AMI placeM : es,f1 sss. - -
Keytcsville, Monday, July 2l.-cs es
Brunswick, Tuesday, July %. ~
Dewitt, Carroll co., Wednesday July 20.
Carrollton, Thursday, July "a. "
q Glasgow, Saturday, Judy &c. saES.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
The Democracy in a Predicsmeut.

II is little strange that the mover Of the
reconsideration Of the vote in the House Of
Representatives, by which the bill for the
admission Of Kansas with the Topeka Con-
vention" was rejected, and the man by
whose change of vote, that bill was a, last
passed-was Mr., Barclay, Of Pennsy lvania,
a Buchanan Democrat, and devoted friend
of the "nomnee OF the Democratic party"
But there are other strange things besides
this, turning up at Washington, indicating
that the Democracy is in woiul predica-
ment.
1t is said that Douglas last bill (Which
ha' passed the Senate) for the pacitication
OF Kansas, will make Kansas free State,
asd that its authors knew it when they drew
it up, and drew it so as to secure Pennsyl-
va ia and other Northern States for Buc-
hanan. Mr.. Oliver, of this State, has de-
clared that il will make Kansas free State,
and that he will not vote for il in the House.
This Senate bill is a virtual denial OF the
"principles enunciated in the Kansas Ne
braska acl;" Tor it practically asserts the
authority Of Congress over the Territories.
1t demoli ;hes territorial sovereignty by de-
claring illegal, and therefore null and void,
many OF the acts of the Kansas Legislature,
and by declaring further that no more such
acts shall be passed. 1t provides Tor the
guarding oil elections by federal officers, and
in short, specifies in detail, how the affairs
Of the Territory shall! be regulated.
l. this carrying out the principles of the
Kansas Nebraska Bill, which declares that
the people of the Territories shall exercise
sole sovereignty over their internal affair?
No; il is re-asseriinn Of the authority Of
Congress over the Territories.
The Democracy is evidently abandoning
its position. lii is dropping the Nebraska
Bill as test Of orthodoxy, because North
ern Democrats won't swallow it. II is
scarcely spoken OF as a test now, except by
Tmsten Polk, *ho, however, is away down
in The Southwest somewhere, where he can I
keep up with the changes OF the party
Something new viii spring ont Of this Kan
>as kettle of fish," in Congress, yet. 1t
has broken up the Democratic party at the
North, already, and is able TO break it up
nj the South, 100. The matter is in a deli
cate position, thanks 10 the Democratic link
ers, aud threatens TO lose for Buchanan some
oi his best States. = In'elligencer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
The MARYLAND Wings.

The Maryland wing State Convention
has come out openly and declared for Fill
more, as being the best OF the three candi-
date, for the Presidency, and as tho man
fer the tiues. a.N r'r ~ -s...H| r.i as#
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17

II The speech of Mr.. LrspLEv will be
found in to-day's paper, and of course will
be generally read. Let his friends read it,
and then pass the paper to his neighbors.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
WILLARD FILLMORE,
STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Governor,
ROBERT C. EWING, Of Lafayette.
For Lieutenant Governor.
WILLIAM NEWLAND, Of Rails.
For Secretary of State, -t,.a
THOMAS A. HARRIS, OF ST. Louis.
For Attorney General, :. g "
J.F. ST. JAMES, Of Ste. Geneyieve.
tl For Register Of Lquds, Sd y
THOMAS C.. FLETCHER of Jefferson
For Auiitor Of Public Accounts,
S. M. GRANT, Of Lawrence.
For Treasurer, -..
THOMAS T. FRAME, Of Daviess.
For State Superintendent C,m, Schools.
e. c. DAVIS, of Buchanan.
Board Of Public Works,
z THOMAS. j. C. .FAGG. of Pike;
EDWARD A. LEWIS. Of st. Louis;
II. nj. WOODWARD. Lewis
For Congress--Third District.
HON. JAMES j. LINDLEY li4
State Senate--Tioward and Boone. -a.
JOHN w. HENRY, of Howard.
COUNTY TICKET.
Rspreseniatipc,.--Dr. JNO. A. TALBOT, 3
JN0. C. WOODS. 80 b
Saeif.-PRIoR M. JACKSON.
Trcasrrer.-Dr. WIN, R. SNELSON.
..asse,,or.--CYRUS BRASHEAR. .-.;
s=z---------
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17

IL The 4th Quarterly, Meeting for Glas-
gov Station, will be held on Saturday and
Sunday next. ~. ..ara7. -ss.a t.rs'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17

e. SAM. CARSON is a candidate for re-elees
ton to the office Of Constable of Charlton Town.
ship. III.
CO w. B. YA5EEis candidate for Constable
Of Charlton Township.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17

Mr.. FILLMoRr.-The Baltimore Clipper
says; 'We have it on high authority, that a
member OF Congress- from Virginia, who
has always acted with the old Democratic
party, has stated that fen days since, he had
no hope Of Mr.. Fillmore's election in that
Sla,ei but al present he is entirely confident
Of his success. The work gees bravely
on" HH -..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
To the maid ana Gray.

Prof. Woods Hair Restorative is no doabt the
best article in use for the removs, Of dandruff,
causing hair to grow on bald heads, imparting
softness and beauty, and last but not least, chang
ing gray hair to its original color and beauty See
in another column. ...|
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-17
THE SPLENDID Kentucky Pre-.
MUM JACK,
RAIL ROAD,

- JUST imported from Kentucky, viii
WsA make Summer and Fall season, now
Alk.G commenced, at my stables, four miles
from Glasgow, the old road leading to Ro 'noke,
on the farm lately occupied by VIA. W. VIII e,
deceased and will serve Jennets at the low price
of $50, the insurance, due when the fact is
certained or the Jennet parted with. Good pas
turage, gratis. for Jenneis from distance. Gres;
care viii he taken with stock, butno responsibility
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-17
NEIElsIFa,s NALsi

DY virtue OF writ 1sadioai srpoHds 10 ne directed
ID and delivered on the honOrsbr ireGit Court Of na-
wilson county, Tennessee its January Tenn 1886
expose public sale 70 the highest bidder for The
court h0u door in the city 81 hsshvr, the Td DAY
Nav 1856 all the right e claim and Ehieh
W. NcNairy then had may since have acsuired and
to the 00wng aesched proTerfy, to w An Of that
parcel OF land yEg and besg in the OF Davidson
and Of Tennessee, Brow rs Creek, ao ming con-
dtiona line made between DaSiI Mitchell and Rhg-n Topp
below and sum Burton above, beginning red oSk and
fOTked topped oak SAID Buon line runnK soct seven
ty hve deg. sevelty poles mulberry thence
east one hun dred aud twenty i've poles 10 siak being the
cond onsl line aid Top and said Mcssl; thence
south two hnndred and eighty poles honey l0cut and
elm and dc d black locust Geatrys corner heUes with
his line two hundred poles 70 bggons Bartons corner,
north with hs line 70 the beginning containing 40i
being levied upon the property Of W "A. NcNay
isy Judgment rendered in favor Of q. Hamtons Adm'r
against McNairy RVmrton
Jim K. EDNONDsON, sAerE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-17
SsIEEiIFa,SSAIE-

DY virtue Of writ oi Te3ifioBi ErDozds me directed
IL and delivered fon the honorable Crcut Court Of Da-
wilson county, TtEReste AZ It's Janusiy Term 1856 will
expse public sale 70 the highest bidder for cash.
court hou,e door in The city Of Nashville the 3rd Gay Of
May, 1856 al The right, tile claim, estate which
Laner Falls a. n hat uay since have acquired in and
~ the 70 loving descbed property 20 Wit piece parce
Il land situate Dt nty Tennessee part 0f the
land The cad Charles l. Love reside On, and bcurded
follows: beg nnne stake, Vim. Kings north
ner In VII r. Lewis south boundary ne running north
S9H degrees east with said ne forty pOes 10 stake in
,ad line; thence south lT& degrees hundred and
twenty poles TO stake John Rains north boundary
inc with the agreeable It's bearing south So deg
poie stake Wm Kings .ogth corner " the
he lives on hsnc- north with Kings ne II
poles beg ming, n,ug 42 poiss. Being
levied a. property of Lsuier Pals satisfy ugd-
ment rendered in favor OF Euing Williams Ex'rs.
m4--hIT-t1 INITN p MfNNncON Sharfn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-17

DY virtue Of writ Of directed andic Vered
u fcm the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county
Tennessee e its January m 1885, will expose public
sale 20 the highest bdder cash, az he court house door
in the city Of Nahvi the 81 day Of ay 1886 all the
right title claim, interest and estate which Joseph W Nc
Even then had -inc have quiz and TO he fol-
lowing described property O-wit: ot cf hand In
pavd county in the of Nashville fronting Vine
street b. tween Spin And B-0sd streets. beginning AZ the
ouhwest edcs q foundstonfor fence betssen the
properv OF the sad BOYD o' occupied Nv stones,
the Wes side II vine eet and runuing with street.
oothNardy sixty feet more or lss, 10 plans fsnc dividing
aid sXtv ret 1T rcm Ns Boyn's properly the north
ley; thence with said alley Fix feet less 20
right line to the beginning corner thence feet 70 the
beginning Conveyed 70 IT, McFwel ty Fila beth Boyd
by ed registered n Book ~ page T6 being levied upon
the property Of Joseph McEEen satisfy judgus
rendered Ia iaVor Of ITuiit Bro hers a %. ~
marclIT-td EDMONDsON. Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-17
nisSoLurIoN.
EW FIR VI.
A coon CLEANsING BITrER.
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GrRfenherr Health RittcrS

To BE TAKEN ~ THE SPRING
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