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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

~ Last Monday We made Tying trim to
lows City 70 secure the Arms for TIE Tiptoo
Guards. We were successful In our mierion,
and had the pleasure Of again stopping at the
Park House, which II sill under the manage
ment Of NJ. TrcKsR, who IL vel anil fsvoraslr
known throughout Iowa. 1t is good place to
seop. Iowa City presents busy scsne u world
~ striSs, equal TO any city IN Iowa Its growth
10 alDost miracle. Never have ~ witnessed
sach Pssdy growth y II Iowa City. Build
ise 1t - sisss, kisis God qsaliees are spring
Ing sp = svssy quarter.
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FARMERS LOOK HERE!,.

Those pc-s III II trtsh o imprors year Stock.
THE Subscriber has Just brought to Upton.
l. (where he viii remain few days.) a hHe
lot of Young Thorough Srd Bulls and Hstfers,
from some Of the best herds III Ohio and Ken
lucky. which he viii sell At private sale On
very reasonable terels.
Those Of you that wish to parchase or exam
ne the stock rug call soon. Enquire at the
Bireley uouss where the subscriber will al.
ways be found 10 show tie Stock.
August 18Th, $50. ltpd. 7. CUPP.
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Farmers Store =!
w - TTynTOw

" ~ ~ - ~ ~ w
= EsPECTFULLY calls the attention OF cit
IL izens and Farmers to the fIei that he has
opened the first Store, and will keep constantly
On hand a full suip'y OF
Dry Gsois, Groceries, Hardware, Cioth-
ing, Hats & Caps, Boots 8, Mces.
in fact, every thug usually found in country
sore Give him call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
The One rice system is strictly adhered TO-.
P. S.-W Q. L. Having perma nently loca-
led in Durant, ard design making il the place
., his future residence, and snceely hopes, by
lair prices, good goods, just represent atoms,
and close personal attention, 10 merit share oil
he ratr onays and confidence OF the public
Past favors gratefully acknowledged and con-
tnuance solicited. VIM. y LUDLOW.
Durant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug. so. a3,6m.
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WAR OLp HrExoRY SAID
uKrRa1rAGE, Feb. 2S. 1916.

"Your observations with regard to
NJ. Buchanan are correct. He show
ed a wan, of.mcral courage in the affair
Of the Intrigue Of Adams and Clay,
This, to me, appeared gross
corruption, and ! repelled it with all
that homes, indignation | thought j. de-.
served" .4ndreu Jackson.
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Musea,ine July 5.

Republicans carried Muscatlne Co..
State officers--sells, l02 mai; Pauee
S4; Morris "a, Rice So.
County ollicers-sloud 2S Mills AZ
C.andle 81; Carscaden II; DAVIS, toI
Congress, 81.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

THE undersigned takes this method to inform
/ the citizens Of Upton, and surrounding
country that he has bought out the old firm Of
WILLIAMS & CONVEY, and has now on hand, and
constantly receiving
Furniture of All Kinds.
Bureaus, Tables, Bedsteads, Chairs, Sash, Mats.
&c, &c. For which he will sell for Cash as low
as az any place in the West.
Call aud See for YourseIf.
Upton, July 10, 2sM M. HAWLEY.
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Rail Road Time Table
Nth Aob;rtis
5 HH 4 y 4 . !

ERON The Subscriber, on the sth of August,
L two 81 rret Horses one was five vearsoid,
lad white strip in his face, two white hlna
teet, and scar about tn ee inches long by one
lnch wide on h. left hin. The other is six
rear old, no white en- him, had TIE hair worn
off his let breast.
ANY one reurnrg said horses or sending me
information, at Durant, where they may be
90 aimed. shall b. well rewarded for his time
ana trouble. | live OIL the line between Scott
and e. dar Counties, three miles Northeast Of
Dugaut and four miles Northwest Of Fulton.
Aug. Ia, sc. 3s,2w,p d. BENZ. P. PUTNAM.
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Notice.
WI S. MILLER, late of the firm of Avery,
W q Upham & Miller (having dissolved from
that concern on the 1st Of March last), has
formed the new firm Of Miller & Rounds, no. ~
South Water street, Chicago, and having been 30
ortunate a. to receive their Spring stock OF
Groceries, In advance Of any other house in their
line, induces them to offer their stock for nett
cash. a. lower prices than can be found ut any
other house In the city.
Their stock Is large and entirely new, and
consists. 10 part
1000 chests Tea, 1000 boxes Glass,
500 bags Coffee, 1900 kegs Male,
500 bids Sugar. 500 boxes ksisns,
800 bills Molasses, 100 Goldfish,
200 Syrup, so Tierces Hake.
ALSO, n splendid assortment Of Wooden Ware
and ankee Notions. MILLER RouNDs
24H Chicago, May 81 1856.
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St,tsaas, EcfwareiNg & eemNissioh

In this branch of the trade, we are prepared
to do q large amount Of business. Merchants
and others making consignments 10 our house,
may rest assured of the utraos. fidelity on our
part TO their interests, and that their eonsigu
mepts shall receive prompt attenticu ia sales ard
returns.
N. b. Satisfactory references given in all
cases, and with pleasure. RYAN 4 McCARY
number IS till forbid
Il Large and Complete STOCK Of
FRESH rIRST-CHOP
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Mr.. Davis majority in this ds,ric,
can safely be placed at 1000 Linn
county is reported to have gone 500 for
the Republicans. Iowa is about 900
Sprlngdale, Cedar Co., polled lS2 votes.
OF which l76 were Republ can. Definite
returns will be given as they are recei-
we'd. Oar. Gazette.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

We viii send Ne Adserttser to new srbscri-
bses, until the close Of the pressus PresIdentia,
csapaign, for The small san Of Fifty cSnh
TIL will close the 81 Vol. of ..r paper. We
hope Tie friend. Of the principles We advocate
win asist 10 increase our circulation.
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%ToceI1SESs
1T LES.A LIE.
The subscribers have now on hand and are
daily receiving from the East aud South, at
No. S FRONT ST, AND LErEE,
burrows New Block) Davenport, Iowa.
a large, we'll selected and full stock OF fresh,
Prime Groceries, Walls, Glass, Salt
Woodenpare, Provisions SC.
which they offer TO the trade at Wholesale ex.
cia-iseiy. To Retail Merchants, hotelkeepers
and others OF the interior OF the state and Neb
raska, who purchase at Wholesale, We give the
assurance that We will Gil their orders and mem
o,anda at Chicago and st. Louis prices /; trans
portation added.
Merchants, Grocers and Hotelkeeper. doing
business On the line or near the line Of the Miss
issippi 4 Missouri Railroad, Iowa City. or far
theT West, will find it to their interest to make
their purchases OF a., and by shipping their
Goods by the N. & n. Railroad save 81 mile,
hauling by teams from any other point on the
river. Our facilities are Of the first class and
we feel the most positive confidence, that If you
will give us call, look through our stock, and
learn our prices and terms We shall receive a
liberal share Of your patronage; which It shall
be our aim. by furnishing Hrst-rate goods al
favorable prices and fair dealing, to merit and
receive
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On the l2lh inst. at the Birely House, ~ th"
Rev j. W. Kynett, Mr.. Henry Moon and Miss
a,RrHA AYERs. all OF this County.
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BANK OF HL0EHNo.s

oIe. =, sAscENr, Pres't. IN. rARxKR, Cash'r.
THG Undersigned, Proprietors Of the BANK
i OF FLoREscg, Nebr aska, are. by the pro-
visions Of its Charter, individually responsible
for all its issues, and will redeem the Notes u
said Institution in Coin, at its coun'er in the
City Of Florence. and at either Of their Bank
ing Houses, in Eas tern Exchange at l per
cent, or in Specie at same rates as other cur
rency.
Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport, Iowa,
Cook, Sargent l. Downey, Iowa City, Iowa.
Cook, Sargent, l. Cook. Fl. Des Moines, g
Cook, Sargent 4 Parker, Florence, Nebraska.
Davenport, Iowa, July LIST, 1886. 81 3m.
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Ho, se.powers and Threshers,

no, Borrowers ana VnrcSneTs,
We are sole Ag, nis in this section for the sale
Of the Justly celebrated Fits Machine for
rhsssbing Ar cleaning grain vt one Operations
which notwithstanding il IL the Erst machine Of
the Kind ever invented and put into successful
operation, 1t now anas as 1t always has STOOD.
tire best machine For threskjng and cleaning
grain In existence. Also. Pitts du1ble rinion z
or 10 horse power. EmeTy's Railroad endles
chain Horse powers; Peases Excelsior Horses
Power, with threshers, seperators, cleaners clover
hullees, circular ana cross-cut saw mills, corn
oh. Hers, &C.. and ull
Other Imp ements adapted 10 Power.
To Broom Manufacturers. Nourse, Viele &
Co., al the Iowa Agricultural Depot, Offer Tor
sale Camfeld's patent Broom Corn Planters, to-
g ther with oil Machines used IN Broom Manu-
faciure. Also, Shaker broom winding an sew
ing twine. Of the first quality.
POWER C0Rs 'NaiLFES. .
The best horse power Coru Shelter in use IL
Readings Patent Shelier.
This Machine IL capable Of Smelling aud clean
ing 1 800 Bushels Of Corn per Day Every
Farmer having large quantity of corn to she'll
should purchase one OF these Shelters. 24-ti
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BOOKS, STATIONARY
WALL PAPERS.

fTHExrbubscribets having re-arranged their
l. st5cA after the confusion occasioned by FIRE
recently, are prepared TO invite the attention Of
persons in want, to our large and general assert
ment Of
Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books,
School and Children's
Miscellaneous and Gift
Day Books, Led gers, Pass Books, Sc,
Writing Psper, Envelopes,
Inks, Fluids, Gold and Steel Pens,
Sealing Wax, Wsfers, &C.,
WALL AND CURTAIN PAPERS, BoRDEss,
Fire Board Patterns,
MAGAzrNEs, NEWSPAPER. &C., &c,
All of which we supply at Eastern Prices.
Wholesale or Retail, to Cash Buyers, at
The IOWA BOOK ROOMS
No. 80 Brady St., near the Post D flee.
Dave port. Iowa l2H ELI ADAMS s. co.
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IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
Nourse, viele g. Co.,
prOprfetOrs,

Corner IF Roek fs'aad AMI Front Steets,
Davenport, Iowa.
Offer for sale at Wholesale and Retail, Glover,
Timothy, Blue Grass and Miilet See ds, Gaydcu
and Flower Seeds In great variety.
agricultural & Horticultural Implements
Of the most approved manufacture.
Reapers and .uo,ras,
Nourse, yeile s Co. have made arrangemen
by which they have the exclusive sale in ths
section, of Naany's Celebrated First Premium
Worlds Fair Reaper and Mower. Also Nanny.
and Rugg's Patent Reapers and Mowers. Aid
keichum's celebrated Mower Nc ormcks
Husseis, sells, Wright's and Atkia's fur
n.hed to order
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licnprrs ann nlomcrs

should order them early, al the deinsnd is greater
than the supply. Reapers and Mowers are sold
Mt Manu- ctwsr's Pyiess with only freight aud
warehouse ct arg. ADDED.
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CROCHET Needles and Cotton, Perforated
" Board and Worsted, sold by A Gilbert.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12
TRIBUTE OR RESPECT

At a stated meeting of the Broad street Fire
Company No. ?, held on Monday evening, Nov.
3, 1856, committee of three were appointed to
draft suitable resolutions relative to the death of
A. l. COVER; whereupon the following was re.
ported and adopted:
WHEREAS, by the will of our all.wise Creator
our worthy and much-beloved friend and brother
Fireman, A. L. COVER, has been called from time
II eternity and from Earth to Heaven. In the
death of brother Cover, this Company has lost
one Of its most active, industrious jealous ard
worthy members the Church .one OF its brightest
ornaments, and society an honest generous frank
and amisblo young man. As Fireman, brother
Cover was ever at his post when his delicate
health would permit The signal alarm Of "Flrel"
was never heard but he sprang to the rescue Of
our citizeus. His voice, which was ever a well
come sound to our ears, is sku,hed in DEATH
His noble form which we ever greeted with plea.
sure, is housed within its narrow cell His hand,
which YVES ever ready to ell in q good action, is
now powerless. His chair, which was never va.
Gated at our deliberations, will never more he
filed By him.
Brother Cover is no morCl lie has gone the
road we soon must travell Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we sincerely deplOre the I'M
timely death Of our worthy friend and brother
Fireman
Resolved, That in the death of A L. Cover
the Fire Department has sustained less which
will not easily, be retrieved; the Church the loss
Of light which viii be deeply felt, and society the
loss Of a useful and exemplary young man.
Resolved, Tlst we extend CUR heartfelt sympa-
thy TO his beresved friends and relatives and that
our banner be shTouded in Grape, and that the
members Of this Company wear the usual badge
OF mourning for the space of thirty days.
Resolved, That our city papers be requested to
publish these proceedings.
- P. BILLoD,
G0o. w. HERRIGs,
n. J. THAxToE,
Committeeman
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12
RIVER NEWS.

Reported by II. H. HARRISON.
Our river now rapidly declines with 81 feet large
on HarPeth Shoals.
TIE weather has the appearance of moderating
from freezing to mild and pleasant.
The prospects for arrivals from Pittsburg, Gin
cinnsu ana Louisville are By no means hattering,
rs the upper Ohio s low and still continues to de.
cline.
The psst day has been the most active of the
season; large quantities Cf New Orleans freiehts
having arrived from the sy-over of last seasons
low trade, which adds to the present stock of Gro
ceres on hand timely supply.
Arrived-Al!js and Sligo from Paducsb
DeFarted-Commerce for Carthage, A L. Davis,
r )me; Cumberland New Orleans
TIE steamer d.. Robertsol is now receiving
cargo previous to her departure for Memphis to-
day.
The steamer Aida goes this day into the United
States mail liue between this OFT and Cairo con-
meeting with tle United States mail daily packets
for New Orleans at Cairo.
PASSENGERS for ST Louis, Memphis aud New Or
leans may now rely upon speedy transportation
daily from this point to the ports aboue named
Steamer Sallie West left ST. LOUIS yesterday for
this port.
Steamers Aeona and Ella passed Eddyvie yes.
terdsy, and will arrive in port to-day.
For s.. Louis: The steamer Ella, Sorell, master,
leaves ,h,s port on Thursday next for the above
port
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BY. TELEGRAPH
By the Southern Line.


AUGrsrA, Nov II, p M.-Georgis, 81 counties
official and 10 unofficial make democratic ma
jo.ity of 1000 7ez
Ten counties from Florida. unofficial, democratic
gain $685. sHss- -81l3aslF
Senator Clayton, of Delaware is dead.
FOREIGN News.
A paragraph has appeared in the Alonite'H' COM
planning of the English press 1t publishes calum-
MES against the French Government, holding out
as a menace that continuance OF SUCH conduct
will break up the English alliance
A German paper says that squadron viii 60 to
Naples in three weeks if matters are not settled
There is nothing new in respect to the compl ca
ted relations TO the Danubian princpali6es
The pressure on the money market has subsidized
Rates are now sven per cent tl
VIENNA, Oct 2S.-Austrian correspondence de-
MES 3aticaly the statement that Perte has
protested against the Austrian occupation of the
principal ties.
Advices from Constsntinople state that the re-
sgnstion Of the Ministry was not accepted.
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov lO--Towrsend. who
was confined in the New Castle Jail for robbing
the Post Ohce has Jain made bis escape This
is the third time he has escaped
Hon. John NJ Clayton died at Dove, yestard.y
evening at o'clock. .H'-
PITT. BURG, Nov II, neon,-River 20 inches wa
IN the channel, stationary. Weather clear.
NEw YORK Nov. IL, noon-Flour advancing
State, 4Oa6 55; Southern, lOo7 DO Wheat
buoyant; Corn advancing; Pork, dnl and unsettled
at IS 30; Beef 6rn; Lsrd, buoyant at Is; Wits
ky, tending downward.
CHICAGO, Hi, Nov. 1l-Further returns from
Iowa show Republican gain over the August
election
BALTIMORE, Nov. H.--Tho Office of the Ameri
can, at Norfolk, was destroyed by FIRE yesterday.
party charged with incendarism has been ARE 81
ed.
CINCINNATI Nov. II, noon.-Four continues in
active; Wheat lower, white, l8sl 20; Corn, so;
OATS, 6S; Whisky, &c; groceries, firm. River IN
changed. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE Nov. IL The river il rising slowly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12

THsATRE-Mr CoULDooKs performance Of Rich.
'liea on Monday night was well received ty the
large audience present, and he can truthfuly fiat
ter himself that be has already host of friends in
Nashville. This play is not one well calculated to
show 10 advantage the dramatic merit of an actor,
and We were little surprised at his making his
first appearance in it, but his triumph was COM
plete. At The close he was called before the cur
tain and thanked The audience for his kind recep.
t ON in very appropriate manner. Last night be
played Luke Fielding to another splendid house,
aud fully sustained the high position whi@ has
already been awarded him. Wehsve neither time
nor space to speak of the various positions of the
play but shall try and refer TO it again.
There is an excellent bill tonight -"Louis AZ"
ard 'Jiy Neighbours Wife"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12
UNION AND AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. "a 1856.

SENATOR CLARION DEAD.-0ur telegraph des-
patches to-day announces the death OF Hon. Jno.
M. CLAYTON, of Delaware. He was at the time
OF his death a member of the U. S. Senate. Hs
was an auiAble ard patriotic statesman, and served
his country with marked ability in many import
ant stati5ns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12

DEAru CT Col BooNE-The Springfield (Mo)
Advertiser mentions the death of COL Nathan
B one, youngest son Of Daniel Boone, week be-
fore last aged seventy years. Thus it is tn ct
the families of these old pioneers whose history
reads like romance, and TO whose intrepidity
and marvellous powers Of endla zee aud unyie ID
ing determination, We owe the retaining Of the
'bloody ground of Kentucky, ard the wilds Or
TIE West, from the dominion of fercely savage
tribes. are passing from amongst US.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12
RoATS LEAVING RMS PORT.
FOR MEMPHIS.

FOR MEMPHIS.
The light drHucht steamer Dr. Rob rtsOn, J. G.
Lss5e Master, will lca7e on WednCs lay next, the
l2th inst, a cock, p NJ. as above and all in
termedate landings. For freight or Ia,sage ap
ply on board, or 10 IL II. HARRIsoE. Ag't.
IL Much has been said of late regard To Prof Woods
Hair Restorative, and doubt all is represented 10
be- Il is article compounded upon the most scientific
principles acting upon the hair like April shower upon
vegetation causing grow. become thick and glossy and
gray, change to ITS original after few DAYS
application. For sale by all druggists throughout the coun
try.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12
INUAI,ATIoNTN CONSUMPTION

nHONCHITIS IARYNCTTIs, and other diseases Of the
~ Ihe't ana inIoa saSosusS ssea.a Oy tas
and Cons i0n1 Tea'EeSi a. Practeed at the s,syys-
Heart LV-r Female d. spep-ia Vsnersal Alice
iions and 90 rVnc diseases enerAE will receive the attsB-
ton Of Physicians ss may es2e-
The unpr-redented success which has attended this me-
thod oftreatHg diseases oft hangs ADD ThroGl, has in
daced us 10 depart usual $50, aad svaf
off Press, in order Ia brRg q tis kaos'-~s-
may be laboug undsr Or prodislo-- 10 such ansciions
The dawn of bTghrr lay has Myth arrived for the
C0nsumPuve The doctrine of Tie neaIaby OF CORsump
ton has al ieng passed away We havs ndabable proofs
In possession taat COHsHnBt0H al stages Be-
cured 10 the first BY tuberCular absorption second
BY The transformations Of meeTeuie Ho ehAky and ealczroGs
eOnerriuns in tbs thr By sGirrcs al those we'd
ded the past, may assert that Consumption
nenrsble suea are behind hs ago To ALL this great truth
must APPARENT viz that medicines iuhsled in the form OF
Vapor Powder directly into the Lungs must be much
eceiuai than that taken into the Stomach where the disease
does HOL exist.
Diseases Is that medicine IN me form 1T VaPor and applied
LIugs where The disease exists; the stomach
aid restoring, by administering Is
healthy hegVrg rod There i no case 80 hopeless that
Inhalation will mol reach The means, too, are Brought
within reach Of ALL the Of administering tho YaPuFs
being simple thai the Invalid - never required 70 leave
home, where the hand friendship and Affection tends
much TO aid the hysieau's efforts.
The Inhang method Is soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists the administration Of medicines in such
,r and produce action the disease s
practical is destined to revoluouzs the medical
earnestly appeal 10 the common Of ala afflicted
with lung Diseases embrace the advantage nhs
stomach claim for Inhalation place among the priceless
gifts nature hath gwen US, That days may be
long in the land" and as the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR TIE CONSERVATIVE.
method not only rational but simple aud eflcaeous
Of the profession that have adopted uhaaon have
foundlt ecaciOus highest degree arresting the pro-
rsss Of disease and working wonders In many desper
cases. verify, triumph ofOar Art, over ihs fell de-
stTOyer Of species.
wishing 20 make themselves acquainted
with this practice informed time being valuable
can only reply ingredients used 10 such letters
that contain Zee. The Of Pulmonary aee
tons will be Sl0 receipt Of which, the necessary medi
eines will be forwarded Inc fee In other
cases, will be from s. TO SO.
Applicants will state OeeuPauon married or sa-
gle long Affected IL any hereditary diseases exists in
the family aud symptoms generally Let the nae town,
and State, plainly written. Postage for return answers
enclosed Letters registered by the Postmaster
are a risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN.
oo.oc Am Insttufe N (itv-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12

JOHN MTcHELL-Our citizens will be glad to
iesrn that this distinguished gentleman will deiv-
er one Ct his excellent lectures on Friday evening
next at Odd Fellows Hall. His subject will he
Europe-Peace or DO peace--a theme with which
he is perfectly familiar, and one in which every
one feels deep interest. We look for full house.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12

SALE OF LcTs-E. R. Gsscock viii sell this
mcrniug five handsome building lots, fronting on
the Brick church and Louisville Branch Turnpikes;
also four other lots within sight Of these, fronting
on the Louisville Branch pike. The former lots
are portion of Capt. Walton's land, the latter
belonging to Thomas Bate, Esq. These lots are
splendidly situated and bargains may be expected.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-12

CoNcERr--A concert will be given at the Second
Presbyteiian Church, on Friday night next, for
the benefit Of the German Methodist Church. I'd