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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06
AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET,
MT. Everett ON the Condition os the
Country.

BosToN, June 2.
Hon. Edward Everett. on the occasion of deli.
yetIng his address on Washington, at Taunton, on
Friday, after abiding TO the pleasure which he
always dwelt on the theme, concluded as follows.
But with the satisfaction with which feel in adj
dressing you this time mingled profound ankle.
IT, and grief; sadness which Istrve in vain TO sum
press, overwhems me at the occurrences Of he past
week, and serious apprehension forces itself upop
my mind that events even now are. In train with
an impulse too mighty to be resisted which win
cause this beloved country to shed tears OF blood
through all her borders Civil war with all its hor
rid trains of pllage, fire, and slaughter, is carried
on without the slightest prorocation against the in.
FAINT settlements of our brethren the frontiers of
the Union. Worse than civil war is rigging unres
buked at the Capitol. Lawless violence OF which
We know no parallel in the annals Of our Consttu.
tiona Government has stained the floor OF the Sen.
ate chamber with the blood of defenceless man
and be Senator FROM Massachusetts Obi nv
good friends these are events which, for the good
name, peace and safety of the country il were we'll
worth all the gold Of California 70 blot them from re.
cord. They slcken the heart Of a patriot ofa good
citizen, of a Christian. They awaken gloomy doubts
whether the terms OF sacrifices and suffering of our
fathers for the sake of founding higher, purer and
freer civilization on this western continent that the
world has yet seen have not been in vain. For my
self, they I'LL me with sorrow too deep for tears
am not ashamed of weakness, for sorrow not for
myself My few remaining years are running too
rapidly to q close TO allow me to attach much im-
pOrtance to anything this side of the grave which
concerns me individually, but ] sorrow far beyond
the power of words to express for objects of af-
lection which leave behind-for my children and
country, and God is my witness that II, by lays
ing down my poor life this hour, could undo
what has been done within the last two years be-
ginning with the disastrous repeal of the Nilsson
ri Compromise, / would Willingly and cheerfuly
make the sacrifice. Did i not think there is a
healing charm in the name of Washington-that
Veneration of his character Is almost the only re.
naming kindly sentiment that pervades the whole
country, and that in the contemplation of that
character there is spirit, wisdom, and love, to
soothe and unite-I would even now throw N.Y.
self upon your indulgence to excuse me from the
duty OF the evening.
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CRANES PATENT METAL H. BIJRlAl CASKETS
N o T &c f

AM happy to find that Mr. Anderson in an advertise.
ment inserted in the Daily Patriot tie BAD nst has
accepted my challenge and appointed the 4 the day Of
trial My challenge has been in all the papers for thirty
days. 1 suppose that Mr. II. of my alb
Nashville for three weeks be would have
given longer notice Ct his intention to compete with
his LITTLE GIANT Mill against LEAVITT'S EXCELSIOR.
Now having heard Of his advertisement for the first time
last Tuesday evening" return 10 the city, Of course
could TO make the slightest preparation WILL
therefore, propose postpone the trial. and have it take
place any time may both decide upon after the 4h he
selecting three dsnteresed men, and selecting similar
number, to decide upon the point at issue.
have placed exhibition Of my Mills this day, to
enter competition with ali others offered for public IA
vor, and be judged upon as its merits deserve.
ie5-. j. @. BALDWIN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Mons, J, G., CSON ADV

AS opened at No 25 Rue Deaderck, Establishment
where he keeps hand at all reasonable hours Re-
reshmen Fruits, Cigars, &C. &C. Of the finest and best
qualities and kinds suited to the wishes OF the people Of
Nashville and vicinity. He has spared expense pains
fitting up rooms, combining French style and Amer
taste and he feels OF satisfying those who
favor him with call portion paonageis respectfully
solicited. je4-1w
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06

PRosrITUTED TO SLAvERY.-A parcel Of
boilers from the American party held an
anti-Fillmore convention at Albany, ~ Y,
on the goth ult They passed a resolution
declaring that the National Convention
which nominated Mr.. Fillmore "PRosurUrED
ITSELF TO SLAVERY" Such have been the
declarations of Greeley and other Black
Republicans, and yet there are to be found
Southern men, democrats and old line wings,
who have the hardihood to say the conyep-
ton PrOstituted itself to AbolitiOnism. The
truth is the American Convention took a
conservative position on the slavery ques-
zion, recognizing the constitutional rights
of all sections Of the Union, and its action
merits the appreciation of the people.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06
EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE OF
EW AND VALUABLE ROCKS.

DEM 2. SHIELDS will sell by Catalogue at Auction,
- Thursday aud Friday Evenings June 9Th and 9th
early eandIegh very desirable collection osandard and
Miscellaneous Works in the various departments Il LtsTa
and Science Every warranted and perfect.
Catalogues will be ready on Wednesday morning.
Ie3-4t BENZ Y. SHIELDS, Anctoneer.
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NOTICE

NHE Members of the Davidson County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association requested meet at Fire
mems Hail. lower end Of the Market House Saturday.
June Tn, 1856 at 10 o'clock, All who feel interest
making arrangements for Fair this fall will please at
tend. ie4-ul J. SHELBY, PTes't
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ENROM DR.. sHELBY's PASTURE, between the 26th and
II 30th Of May, large BAY HORSE, about eight years
old, both hind feet little white.
AIso-Wih the Horse, small BAY MARE, about ten OF
eleven old with white about her. aud little dap
pied
LIBERAL Re,oGrd will be paid for their return to the
General Stage 0Hce, City Omnibus Stables, Nashville,
Tenn. q. III. SLAUGHTER 3 CO.,
ie3-1w OF City Omnibus Lines.
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Valuable lots,

situated in the excited District
Lots on Market street. opposite the RutIedge Prop
erty.
Lot fronting feet on College street, and extending
through Hume street, Immediately adjoining the Vaughn
Property.
Lot fronting IS feet College street, in the Campbell
Property, which there is a double frame tenement
Lot fronting 80 feet College street, and adjoining
the Baptist Church.
several Lets College street., part of the Mallory
Property.
Lots Maple street. University Place, at the
junction Of Maple street and the Mureesborough Turnpike
Lots every and anywhere in Maury and Claiborne's
plan Of lots.
Lots in o. Ewings Addition.
Lots in the Wetmore Ewing Addition.
Lots in the Barrow Grove Property the Episcopal
Church.
Lots on College and Market streets, in the MeGehee
Plan.
Lots in and near University Place, and
Lots generally everywhere.
We accommodate everybody with Lot that wants one
We have them Of all sorts, sizes and shapes.
All good bad Indifferent Of fine SOIL others
Astounding in elegant rock Of free SOIL others possessed
Of the valuable privilege Of contributing to the support Of our
City Government 10 he diffusion Of knowledge aud 10 the
extension % Railroads.
In short pledge ourselves 10 suit all persons II any
should anything extra uncommon, VIII man
uactIre lot suit him. being amply supplied with the raw
material Can soon, they going. q
unay26-fm 50 College st.
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Archbishop Hughes and the Democrael

Archbishop Hughes and the Democracy
The waiter who was killed by Herbert Mt
Washington was an Irishman. Bishop Hughes
organ refers to this circumstance, and calls
alond for justice on the murderer. 1t lashes
the House Of Representatives, and particular
larry the Democratic portion of it-for voting
against an Inquiry into the matter. That sin
Ut says ais on the Democratic party, as q
party, and accursed be he who helps such
party into power, until that blood is lawfully
purged away"
Il then proceeds little more closely to
point out that SOMEBODY in particular las the
matter in hand. II says:
"Iet them not suppose this matter Is going
TO drop hers. One soAo seldom drops anything
Aas IL Rop in hand, and he disiiaetly searHs ne
Democratic Representatives, at Washington. fAat
n Justice is not done on che mHrlsrsr, Herbert,
fksy aciu BE- held accountable. AZ the party who
interposed 10 soreen and protect him from the
penalty Of bis guilt"
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NOTICE.

rNHE partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed wssthis day dissolved by mutual eoassrt VIM
Boyd Jr, will continue the business at the old stand
WILL. L. BOYD, IN.
Ie8 ROBr. J. LYLES.
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~ The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has just paid TO the City OF Philadelphia
100000. abe amount OF The : per cent divi-
dead das the city on the Eve million CT stock
which 1t helds IL the Oempang. This stock
was obtained BY the Issue Of . per cent bonds.
and gives prolis to shs city on the lass semi.
annual payment Of s5o. ooo.
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BANK OF NASHVILLE.
fHEa

CIGHT or time checks Furnished in 70 suit purchas
- ers remittance toe parts Of Europe Those wishing
make remlttanees to any part Of Europe DO
without the Inconvenience and risk Of ordering ehecSs
from New York as heretofore. w. WIRELESS, @
je1-im Cashier.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.
AND ALABAMA RAILROAD OPEN
TO THOMPSON'S STATION.

49,. Es<zzzSsa EEssz5zzsE1 gszzS
NE FIRST.
GOING SOUTH.
Nal ce Pas. Fri @ Pas.
Leave Nashville Gas A. VI. B:i5 2. NJ.
Arrive at Thompson e:l5 $50
GOING NORTH.
FIT, Pas. q Nail. Nail e Pas.
Leave Thompson S:45 A. NJ. 5:43 p. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville 1925 " II5
The Sunday Train VIII in the time Of the other Morn
ing Trains.
At Thompsons the Stages Carter, Thomas and Hough
connect with the Trains.
Through tickets for MEMPHIS, wAYNEsBoRO, JACK
SON. TUSCUMBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLUM
procured at the General stage Ore under the
Yerandah Hotel. A. ANDERSON,
ICE X. Eng and super'nt.
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IA Market stree

"A Market street.
WE have just opened nne assortment Of tn follows
w articles:
IRoa BOUND GRAM CRADLES;
FINK FISoERKD GRAIN CRADLES:
GKsuIsE GRlTnx's ScYTHs BLADES;
do do GEAss do;
@. 8. GARDEN RAKH;
CAsr STEEL GARDEN HoEs;
sEKrHs, HAMS;
Vows WIRE;
GRFYfNs H0RsB MANS;
BRAoE BrrTs;
sPEAR JAcKsoE's saws;
BUreHEE's CHIsELs;
apis NV. horton CO., II Market
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SOUTH NASHVILLE.
Great Excitement!
THE CITIZENS IN ARMS!

w AFTER OR NO WATER, Gas Gas; Light or Dark
Wv ness Nacadamzed Streets Mud Bridge Bridge,
questions engrosng the attention Of the th and
Sth Wards.
Wishing have hand in everything that going we
have concluded pitch into this fee fight, and by Of
adding the flames have concluded 10 sell the following
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-06
$4,000 Worth Gold WatcheSl
Jewelry, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods,
At Auction!

DEM p SHIELDS has the pleasure OF advertising Of
ID the largest and best assorted stocks Of
FINE GOLD JEWELRY, &c.,
ever brought to positive aotOl reserre
and on account Of whom It may concern,
ON Saturday Morning, the Tth of June,
O'Clock precisely at his Store No. ~ Public Square,
and finest stock Of Watches, Jewery &C. offer
ed in this market Among the stock found 200 6neod
Watches open and hunting cases. from the most celebrat-
ed manufacturers including extra fine Swiss Watches suit
able for ladies' gold Fob Vest and Guard Chains Ear and
Finger Rings Breaspns Bracelets Pens and Pencils Seals
and Keys Spectaele Thmbes, Silver Spoons Card Cases.
and Fruit Knives, Opera Glasses, &c.
Aso-Wi be added, large invoice OF Silver and Plated
Watches Gilt and Plated Jewey in quantities to suit pur-
chasers-without reserve.
SALE POSITIVE-TERMS CASH.
~ Ladies are most respectfully invited to attend
ie6 BENJ +. SHIELDS Agst for ConsiRncrs
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New Books.

New Books.
Abbis Mott and other Knots.
Reality or the Mlhonares Daughter.
Madeira, Portugal, and the AndausiAs Of Spain.
A Second Journey round the World.
Aspen Court: A Story Of time.
Couriship and Marrisgs-Lse Henlz.
Rogers Table Talk.
Italian sights through American spectacles.
Letters Il Lady Montague.
scammyl and the cireasslan War.
Manied-Not Mated.
Courtesies Of Welded Life.
Irish Revolutionary History.
Eutaw: A Tale Of the Revolution.
Humboldt's Island Of Cuba.
Received this day, and for sale by
mayis puG CHARLES W. SMITH,
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r. G. McNAIRY & co.

f NO. IS COLLEGE STREET,
II AVE just received the following articles:
II White Marseies. and Briliantes for Basquef;
Jaconet and swiss Bands and Fiouneings
Emb'd Swiss Musns, great variety;
Musiins Collars and Seeyes-(sepArAfs and IN sessD
Linen and Cambria do
Mourning DO
White Blue and Scarlet pord Dmiy Quilts new article;
ladies' and Misses Isle Unread Hose;
u a. zen small Red Bonestick fans;
IA " White -
10 4" Sandal Wood "
19 Assorted
Also large stock q extra heavy coorsd and white Cotton
for servAats Pans Pai and Striped 0snabugs and Domes
tics IN great variety and Osnabnrxs and brown Do
mestcs; Bleach DomescE all width and prices dressed and
undfessed Cotton and Linen sheetings Towels Napkins,
Tabs Cloths Damask &C., Ae all a. the lowest possible
prices
Dress Goods.
Al descriptions Of Printed BaFeges Tissues Grenadines
and al descriptions Of coofed SILKS al greatly reduced
prices. mySo r. c. MeNAIRYA Co.
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ICE.
HAVE opened my ICE HOUSE at The Old stand In the
North end II the Market House, where viii supply my
customers AT One CeRf per pound. @. 4. H MARTIN.
may24-u
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FRIDAY, JUNE 6. 1859.


This distinguished orator, who made deep
impression upon the minds of the people Of
Mississippi last year, by>his noble efforts in
the American cause, is at this time on visit
to Tennessee. He spoke by invitation yester-
day at GAINESVILLE; and has promised TO speak
in.this city next Saturday. That the mecban.
les and laboring men, as well as tnen-of more
leisure, may have an opportunity to hear him,
after supper has been named as the time We
doubt not there will be an immense audience
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JUST RECEIVED,
A IL SIZES, ANVIL BRAND NAILs--the 6a~t Mall
Grhrs Superior scythe Blades;
Grhas Grass
Four Fingered Grain Cradles;
Five
msyT Nv HORTON. II Market 1t.
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GROCERIES.

n ID. WILLIAMSON, al The Corner o. Front street and
VI. the Publc square, keeps hand ul supply Of FAM
by Groceries, which be yin be Pleased % dispose Of CHEAS
FoE CAsr mJs0
BACON Lard Meal Four Butter and Eggs, foT sale AZ
ID @. d. wfLLIAMSoNS.
OANDTEs Almonds Raisin, Preserves, Pickles, Pepper
G. D. wILLIAMsoNS
pEsT Cigars ABd Tobacco, for sale a. 1
ID g. D. wILLIAMa0N3
pUcKETs, BrOoms, sIfsrs and Tin Ware, for sale At
ID myS0 @. D. WlLLIAMSONS-
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
May 26. 1856. (

Sir-I am directed by the Postmaster Gen
eral to inform you that your services as official
agent of this department are no longer requir-
ed, and that you will deliver into the hands of
the Postmaster at Portland, Maine, the mail
keys, papers relating to depreciation cases, and
all other papers appertaining to your Office
now in your possession.
l am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
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The Confidential
Correspondence Of Napoleon BOnaparts
With his Brother Joseph.

Win Two ortraits Two volumes limo. Oioto.
these volu rford deeper insight into the and
his motives Of action than biography yet written In
these letters b. lives and speaks for himself"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-29
The Examiner.

! A sincere desire for the success of this
Journal impcls us again to call the attention
of our readers TO it, and to ask for it a sup,
port which its merits cntitle it to. The
Examiner is published weekly, in Colum-
ba, S. g., is printed in excellent style, on
fine paper, and conducted with an ability
which renders it, in our Judgment, the best
literary paper we lave ever known in the
South. 1t is not, however, altogether litera,
rv in its character, but discusses politics to
some extent, and gives weekly summary
OF political and other news. The price OF
subscription is $500, and it is well worth
it. We undertake to say that no one who
appreciates good reading can possibly fail
to award to the Examiner the highest need
of praise, after an acquaintance with it.
Try it at least six month, and Judge if we
speak more than the truth.
Address w. B. Johnston, Esq, Columbia,
S. G..
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From Kansas.

Sr. Louis, August 25.-A letter from
Lawrence, Of the 18th says that fight oc-
cured near Lccompton on the l 9th, in which
Col. Titus and his party were taken prison.
ers. The former was badly wounded. The
Freesoilers had ten men wounded. The
dragons prevented the capture of Lecomp-
ton. Gov. Shannon went to Lawrence to
demand the release Of the prisoners, and
after a conference it was agreed that an cx-
change of prisoners should take place. and
all armed camps be broken up.
Reliable intelligence from Kansas of the
2OilI states that Lecompton had not been
taken or attacked by Lane that the Free
State men had fortified themselves near Le
comptonin case retreat should be ncccs-
sary. n call had been published, signed
by influential citizens, for a meeting to con-
slider the affairs of Kansas.
On Monday 400 volunteers from Jackson
county, Missouri, went into Kansas, and
large forces were being raised everywhere,
Robinson and Brown were still in custody.
Gen. Smith had ordered all his disposable
forces to be ready for service.
ST. Louis, August Give have later
advlces from Kansas. Colonel Treadwell's
settlement was attacked by 400 Freesoilers
Treadwell sent to the United States troops
for aid, but they refused assistance. On the
l4th, 200 Freesoiers attacked l2 pro.sla-
very men in a fort near Ossawottomie.
when 20 of the former were killed and
wounded. On the 10th, Lecompton was
attacked by 800 of Lanes men, and the
United States troops, who lad charge Of
Robertson and Brown, surrendered without
striking blow. It was reported that the
pro.slavery men intended to DESTROY Law.
renee on the Goth. A private despatch,
states that Gov. Shannon and the Un;teS
States dragons had evacuated Lecompton
which would undoubtedly be DESTROYED by
the Freesoilers. ~ fN's, ,1HEG' =, =
NCoIvgMap1A, Is. 60 August 21.-Tele,
graphic adyices from St. Louis, Of the / OH
report that The company Of, emigrants, who
lett this city two weeks ago! for, Kansas
| were attacked between X Kansas City lMisso,,'
n) and Lecomptop, Kansas Territorv.l.' by
bands Of Freesoilers, and that desr,erate dM
conflict ensued, resulting in much loss ON on
both sides. The southerners were, over.
powered, and compelled to withdraw.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-29

This certifies that have used Perry Davis
Vegetable Pafn Killer with great success In
cases of cholera infantum, common bowel com
plant, bronchitis coughs, colds, de-, and would
cheerfully recommend it as valuable family
medicine. JAMES C. BOOMER. .
Pastor of the, Baptist Church, !Tisbury,
Martha's Vineyard.
Messrs. PEnRy DAVIS & sos-Dear sirs: Hay.
ing witnessed the beneficial effects Of yopr
Pain Killer in several cases Of Dysentery aud
Cholera Morbus within few months past, and
deeming it an act Of beneyolence to; the suffer.
ing, I would most cheerfully recommend it's use
70 such as may be suffering from the aforemen.
toned or similar diseases as safe and effectual
remedy. ,.ls,4, EDWARD K. FULLER.
Pastor of First Baptist Church, Somerset. Mass.
'This certifes TINT :have for several years
used Davis Vegetable Pain Killer In nv family
in several Of those oases for which It id recon-.
nlendsd, and find it o very useful family med.
icine. -, A. BRONSON
Pastor Of the Second Baptist Church in Fall
14-2 River
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Massachusetts for Buchanan!!

lion. Rufus Choatc, one Of the first ci,i-
zens o: Massachusetts, and resident O!
Boston, has lately declared his purpose, in
letter to the Wings of Maine, to supper,
Buchanan. Mr.. Choate was formerly 4
Webster Wing. And correspondent Of
the Caroltnian, writing from somwhere it,
Virginia, closes his letter with the following
paragraph:
ID writes me from Boston that,
strange rs it seems, Massachusetts sciU cote
for Old Buck. My impression is that the
Black Republicans will he annihiatcd at
the coming election"
She may do so, but we can hardly be-
lieve it yet. In fact, until she shall have
repudiated those vile Abolitionsts, Sumner,
Wilson d Co., her support is scarcely dc.
sirable.
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Remarkable Cure of Dyspepsia

BosToN, July 3, 1s51.-Genticncn Agree
ably toyour suggestion it gives me pleasure TO
state, that some five weeks ago, I purchased
two bottles of your OrHgenatrd Filters, and
commenced using the same according to direc-
I'ons' and experienced the happicst effects.
had been troubled with dyspepsia about
three years. During the warm season, and at
times, was obliged to give up all attention to
business; and although 1 had the advice of
many good physicians I was confined for six
weeks to the house, and continued to grow
worse, until took your medicine; am now
almost cured of every disagrecable symptom,
and able to do business as usual.
The whole credit of my restoration TO health,
is due to the Oryycmated Bittcrs.
Your obcdiant servant ABNER SMITH.
SETH W. FOWLE d CO., l3s Washington
street, Boston, Proprictors. Sold by their a,
gents everywhere.
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N-GDvn-M3r--

pEUBEN a.. GOODWIN tolls he ~
~ fore ME a Sorrel Mare MULE, S&YA
about ten years old, appraised at lA-E
its left hind leg, just above the first Joint. n
scar on its right lip, and white spot on the
left thigh about the size Of silver dollar
with marks of collar and saddle.
The owner is requested to come forward
pay. charges prove property. and take i.os.
session. Otherwise the regular course will be
taken.
.Armniscrs-W. Robinson, W. W. Rus.
sell and Samuel Robinson
W. NJ. MADDEN, M 4. d.
Abbeville c. H., Aug. %. 1856. l7-4m