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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Report. Furnished b. the Associated Press. ]


WAsH1SGroN, Sept S.-President Pierce left the
the city yesterday for Wsrreuton Springs, where
he designs spending short time. 20
BosroS, Sept. s.-A petition is receiving sigma
lures of merchonts and Others at the Exchange,
urging the Governor TO call extra session OF the
Legislature for the consideration of the safety OF
the lives and property Of the cons and daughters oil
Massachusetts, which now endangered by the
assaults of the Border Ruf6ans in Kansas and to
devise means for their relief and defence.
LOUISVILLE, September s.-The river is about
on a stand.
NEW YoRK, Sept. s, noon.-Flour, market firm.
Corn 81; Lard 1871; Whisky dropping S2i; Sterl'
ing %.
CIScINKATI, Sept. s, noou.-Flour, market firm,
S ,6Oa6. Whisky 26i. Molasses So. Coffee i !
allS.
New YORK, Sept. 6-ETening.- Cotton firm
sales 800 bales. Orleans middling IL; upland do
liz.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. s-Noon.--River, 1S inches
water in the channel at stand.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
From the Rochester Democrat, q. "

SwINDLIEG OPERATIONS AT THE WEsT.-We learn
from Mr. VIM. E. Arnold, of this city, the wells
known manufacturer of the "Ph9ax Sash Locks,
that man named W. Manchester has been opeI
rating at the West as an agent in manner wholly
unauthorized, and swindIing unsuspecting persons,
principally hardware merchants, out Of various
amounts Of money. Mr. Arnold does not know
how to reach him, or put stop to his operations
more efectuaIy, than TO resort to the newspapers;
and it ia to be hoped that papers in Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri &C. will aid in warning the public against
him.
Mr.. Arnold allows any person to become an
agent who complies with his established rules, but
they are not allowed to receive any money belong
ing to him. Their duties are simply to procure or
ders and forward them, for which they allowed
certain per cent. MIR Arnold gives no power OF
attorney to sell territory, nor does he sell it him
self or deliver goods free OF cost out OF this city,
his business being confined TO manufacturing the
sash locks and selling them through agents aud
Otherwise.
1t appears that person calling himself w. s.
Manchester, wrote to Mr. Arnold for an agency,
and directed the proper papers to be sent TO him at
st Paul. As he complied with the conditions, the
authority of an agent was sent as requested. This
he failed Ia receive, as he said, and duplicate
was sent TO him at Chicago Meantime he had
been procuring orders aud forwarding them. Mr..
Arnold soon learned that Manchester engaged
in selling agencies as well as rights to certain ter
Titory, and retaining the money for his own use
copy of bis Power Of Attorney has beeu forwarded
to Mr.. Arnold, and it is entire forgery, as he
has never executed such a Paper TO any agent
whatever 1t is dated in this city, aud purports to
have been drawn up by ~. B. Foster, Attorney"
There is no such attorney here, and the whole
thing is swindle got up by MANCHESTER.
Its not known where lac now is, or how extern
sve his operations have been. Mr. Arnold desires
not only to protect his own business reputation, but
to take the most speedy means OF guarding the
public from imposture and fraud. lie therefore
hopes the press at the West and South will prompts
ly give publicity to the facts here stated
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CHANcERY SALES AND NOTICES
ChnncerY Comm nd NnshriIle.

Jonathan G. Tpton Us. Charles w. Nehol, 81 ala.
the Office OF the and the char Gerry court
n at Nashville the Slst day Of July 1885, motion Of
complanant by their counsel in the above cause and il
pearinY to satisfaction Of the master that the
said DEFENDANT Pearse and his wife, Louisa Pc arse form
H Louisa Sherron deuts Of the State Of Tennes
and therefore the ordinary process Of this court cannot
be served upon them is therefore ordered by the clerk
and master that pab cation be made for weeks in
succession in the Patriot newspaper published in the city
Of Nashville requiring the said defendant appear the
next term Of the ehancery be holden for county
OF Davidson al the court house thereof in the city Of Nash
vile, the first Monday in November next and
said BILL the will be taken for confessed them
and set down for hearing exparte. D. BRIEN,
sept5-w4t Prs FEE So Clerk and Master.
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ChancerY Conrt nt Nn,hriIin.

James iynie A. II. Buchanan, ttGis.
the flee Of the clerk and master Of chsncery
"A Nashville, the 2Sth day OF August, 1856
motion of complainant by his counsel in the above caue,
and IL appearing satisfaction Of the clerk aud
ter that the said dfsndant Hugh Irn, resident
Of the State Ct Tennessee and therefore the ordinary pro-
Of this be upon IL is therefore
ordered by the clerk master thapubc ton be made
for fur weeks in Succession In the Nash vile Patriot
paper published the city Of Nashyi e. requiring the said
defendant appear the u the ciancery curt
70 be hoen for the county Of Davidson the house
thereof in the city OF Nahvile, the rt Monday in No.
vember next and said BILL the will be ia
ken for confessed 10 him and set down for bearing
parte. c. BRIEN,
sept5-w4t Prs fee 50 C1erk nd Master.
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4. NJ.
ssPt4-1W

TINS REiaS OF ARTIn This wonderful age, Art lays her
touches almost everything. The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, hallowed by Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud;
her machines Of wood ard iron, to act IL with
knowledge and annlaes sp with lightning tanned down
the uteedge Of boy. Nothing too lofty for her touch
aud nothing humble. Anew proof Of this old conviction
has just fallen under notice IN the shape OF CATHAR
TIC PuI from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
chemi.t, Or. CD. ATn.
II understand the subject, ne has carried that article
the far hest perfection OF which Il capable Instead 81
employing Drugs in its composition, We have always
thought the necessary amt oay way he has with
skin extracted the oass OF the medicine to he em.
ployed and mbned them alone IN their purity her.
The compo son Is then and rolled by machinery and
steam power into sperold q which wrapped
veops OF geane for proee from the effects q weather
time and thsu thickly coated viii usar,
passport The pate. Notwlhsi ,ndiag al he sbored
perfection they on rcd the Public less than
teach However humt!, the department. think this
may be safe chAicerIrd the consumma lion Of Art in
us Iine.- Noruiig &stes, But
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. O. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l, meets at Odd Fellow,
TALL every Tuesday night. Officers: P RILioD. g.; W
". THuRMoSD, We; Med A. LEM secy I. L. MARSHALL
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE. No 2, meets every Thursday
hight. Others W. A, WHERRY N g.; J. W. RATCLFF, v
g I. W. BARNES Secy K. c. CocKREIL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, mee.s every Monday night
lfcers: 2. 4. PHILLIPS, n. @ G. w. DARDEN, G.; E.
8EAUMoET, sec'y W. CAMERON Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 90, meets at their Hall, South
Nashville every Friday night. Officers: JoHN HILL n
J.; FEED JoSTs V. Ii. C. ALLEY Secy.; JOIN TASKsLEY
Treasurer.
ENCAmPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAHPMENT, No. l, meets on the ]
md 81 Wednesday night Of each month. Officers: c. SAY
RS G. P; NJ @. FOULK, II. p; p BILLoD s. W.. W w
THURNOSD J. W, J. LYONs Scribe; b. CUTTER Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH ENCAMPMEET, No 4, meets
every I'd and 4h WedneSd night Of each outh officers
J. X. tDMUNDSoE C. p B. LYONS H. p; g. W. DARDEN, s.
W. W. s. hURNs J. W.; r. I. FLEMING, Scribe; J n
WARD, Treasurer. jy23
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
HolIoway,s Ointm MT and Pill
Are Won Ceiling RaId

Isyour hair turning grey Do you wish to cultivate good
whikers and ousachesf Your hair to be SOFT ssy and
gosy' Your head be COOL comfortable and free ofdand
RUIZ Mothers your children to have uxurant heads
ofhairH Then BooLEs HYPERION FLUID, which aeUer
s in its unerring effects Prices rs cts so cts, IS cts and
81 80 per bottle Bogles Balm Of Cythea stands unri-
vailed for graduating i'd pmpes and Identifying the
complexion. Price so Inventor and proprietor, W..
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

Pianos and HuSic.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of S33 Broadway, Y agent for the sale Of many
he mo celebrated Of Pianos and MeOdeons, is
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
purchase avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
nd wekuown Catalogue Of Music at onethird of from the
regular prices and viii forward the free Of postage.
His offers the trade teachers and schools Of the most
adorable charactea which he will be able to all to the
e'ter for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Water Pianos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with some
iegree Of confidence personal kno~ledge OF their
client tone and durable quaity.-N J. Ecdnge5tst.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

FsvER AGUE cured siihout using oanine, ArFeuo.
Mercury Opium, any Of the Pooaous ugs danger
compunds generally resortsd BY this
long drAWn, sfoting and annoying q al a eases by
re.ortnr to oarers Spanh Mixture vhieh contains
q The shove destsrous substances, but cot1Ay
md ,u7y by aoag pea ally the Liver and skln Puri-
Tying the ooi aud expenE the rsmsins q Cd medicines
ith which the system been eogged opening the pores
q the body, and aoSng uAlaIe b assist seh Ia breaking
up The dseas and recuperating its energies.
See the Of Mr 5ohn LoRed0n q Va, he had Fixed
and ehronie Ague and Fewer; ehs twice day oF three
years. Moth ng permanently cured hin until he tried Car
,eE spanh MKture bottles q which psrecty restored
hin 70 health has be had chin since He s only
oui q thouuABd sho has experienced the life roRsWhg
Effects Of shis valuable purifier Of the blood
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

THE COLEMAN House, KNoxvILLE-We take
pleasure in directing the attention of the trav-
cling public to the card of Messrs. LANIER 81
EADY of the Coleman House at Knoxville. 1t
is well kept and has recently been reprinted
and refurnished in a superior style. All who
may chance TO visit Knoxville, will find it a
c)mfortable and pleasant house.
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s461 81 20

LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, $4,000
Losses due and unpaid
adjusted and due 65S3 IS
q" in suspense awaiting p oOf 81 g29 %
q resisted fraud y n cOntract) 1929 So
riTidend payable June 10th, 1856 81 uOU
Sundry Balances BOOK due from
the Company ASS ~ s8S2.T61 90
The rule Of the ompany $4,000 in any
risk subject to usS by single Fire
The insured in City Village depends upon its
size generally all the desirable risks be had subject
the rule last above named.
The amount insured in any block Of buildings depends
upon its and construction subject the rule above
referred TO.
3. BOWERS Sec'y.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

New HAVEN, Conn, Sept 3, 1856.
A Fillmore Convention was held here to day.
Nearly three hundred delegates, from all parts OF
The State, were present. Hon. Austin Baldwin, Of
Middletown, was the President, and Russell Hotch.
kiss and Henry Sherman, Secretaries. ExsGove-
nor Charles Hawley, of Stamford, and ex Governor
Green Kendrick, of Waterbury, were chosen cleo
tors at large, and S. d. Sperry, Austin Baldwin,
LOOMS and Charles Q. Delden dis trict electors
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
INNOIYENT NOTICE.

OSEPH n. WILKIN Administrator having fled his bill in
y the (hancery Court Nashville against Christina G.
Wagner ct a heirs and creditors Of the estate Of Charles
Henry Wagner deceased and said estate having been trans
ierred from the Davidson County Court TO said Chaneery
Court for settlement this l. 10 nefy all persons having
claims against said 70 forward and file them with
tn clerk and master and have themselves made parties 10
said suit by the LIST Monday in November next said estas
being insOlvcnt. G. d. BRIEN, Q. NJ.
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C B. BOWERS, sec'y.

STATE OF CoNSECTlCUT, HARTFuRD COUNTY, IS.
Hartford, July Oh, 1855
Personally appeared g. b. Bowers, Secretary, and made
solemn oath that the foregoing statement Of the condition OF
the Hartford re Insurance ompany and its assets correct
and true. Before r g. D0AKE, Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF TEEEEssEE, CoNPT- OILERS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, August 81, 1856.
This to certify that the Han ford Fire Insurance COM
pany, located Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut
has complied with all the requirements Of act passed by
the General Assembly Of the state of Tennessee March
1886, entitled IAN Act TO regulate the agencies of Insur
Companies Incorporated by the State Of Tonnes
see and that JOSEPH NASH is the legally authorized agent
ofsd company in the city Of Nashville State OF tennessee
J. G. LUTTRELL, Comptroller.
The undersigned agent Of the above named Company is
prepared TO issue Policies against the risks of FIRE.
sepu-3w J0SE PHI NASH.
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Tbe Art of Dveinp Human Hair.

1t but mperecty understood by those who make
the gIeaest preensons The Of the popular Hair
Dyes of the day may for the time color the hair but soon
to be succeeded by tarnshed green other unsghy
pearance Boge Electric Dye is void Of these noxious
properties. 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown which neither water sunshine can tar
nsh in the least: and to make douby sure
his agents authorized to refuud the money If the most
perfect satisfaction is given. Prices 50 cts 81 90 ADD
81 80 per Inventor W. BoeLK Boston, and sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

TEXAN VOLUNTEERS FOR NICARAGUA.-The New
Orleans PicayHHe, of the Slst ult, says: We learn
that a number Of Nicaragua volunteers arrived this
morning from the West by the Louisiana, who will
remain here until the arrival of Col Lock bridge,
when the whole party, about three hundred in
number will start for the new land of promise and
speculation.
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9harp's R1nes.

ALL sportsnen who In Sznt Of good and reliable
Sun especially adapted ios large game, Deer &c in
vted 10 call AZ the store q Pan and ouHBngasm, No a.
Pebble ssuArs, Aaa ezaHne shArP Paieut sporting as"
Which In rapidly Of Firing, accuracy Of aim and snsh of
range h E Superior 10 any Qua iHFsuise and unlike
amp other PAtsn Gun hereoi0Ts Introduced construction
sxessdnEy simple that Il Is liable get
of order" thAs ne eouDoa KsHiaeky RICE.
rae. AaEs also be EhOt Gans aaas tie Pa
teaL sit-sa.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

ERRATA-In the notice of the speaking
of Saturday night in our yesterdays issue,
read for to-" the; for 'loitless," the point
less; for "devertion," diversion.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

VALUABLE HAD DKEss.--A letter written, giving
an account Of the ball at Newport R. l., Friday
night sAys
The oldest within exhibited in the way OF orna-
ment was head dress composed Of gold pieces
about the size Of a half eagle. | did not count
them up, but should think there was at least a
hundred dollars worth attached TO the young
lady's hair BY fine gold chains, and dangling
around her neck and ears. II was decidedly dsI.
fingEs cOneeit, and reminded me OF man once
saw 10 New Orleans, who was adorned al over
with gold coins Of al sizes. But the pretty young
lady who wore them looked like az Indian prin-
cess IN her barharlc ornaments, and surely the
fashion has economy 10 recommend H.
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STATEMENT OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company

To the Auditor State of Tennessee Made compliance
requirements Of Act passed by Legislature Of
said state, and approved March ist 1856.
The aOital Stock Of the Company IS Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars and ali paid up, and invested 10 the fol-
lowing named Assets submitted its Stockholders and shew
ing the condition Of is affairs. May 1st, 1856. ~
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

TIE ACADEMY or Music win commence It's session on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER sth. To arrange the hours, the
subscriber wishes his old and scholars Fri
day Saturday next the 6h between aud O'Clock,
p NJ. CHARLES HESS,
sept4-lw 20 South Vine street.
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IN GHAyGERY AT CHARLOTTE.
Attachment and Iniune-
ton Bill.


Jno. r. Napier X. s. Napier, Attachment and Inlune-
Wm II. Napier T. A. Napier, ton Bill.
Benjamin stones, J. NJ. Holt,
and Robert NJ. Nelly.
this upon the allegation In the Bill and the am
davit thereto It appears TO the satisfaction OF the clerk
and master that John B. Napier Tho A. Napier and Ben
smin Stones defendants In this R residents OF the
State Of Tennessee and that the ordinary process ohe Law
cannot be served upon them Il is therefore ordered that
publication be ade for four Successive weeks in the Nashville
Weekly Patriot, newspaper published In the city Of Nash
ve requiring said John b. and Thos A. Napier AID Beni
Stones appear at the neat Term o. the ChEncery Court
BE- held at Charlotte Tenn the 80 MONDAY 10 Sept
next, and plead demur to compainants bin,
the viii be taken for confessed them and set for
hearing Ex Parte. H. c. COLLIER, c. n.
auRl4-W4t
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

FRUIT CANs.--McKenzie g. Wilson's cans are
q FIRST rate article See advertisement.
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IN CHANCERY AT CHARLOTTE.
L. B. Fite, J. @. Fite and
T. D. Fite,
Attachment and Ia
junction Bill.

l. y.
junction Bill.
Benjamin Stones. Mary Stones
r. s. Napier and VIM. II. Napier.
this cause, upon the allegation In the Bin and The an
davi thereto It appears TO the satisfaction Of the clerk
and master that Benjamin Stones and Mary Stones, de-
PENDANTS In this bin residents State Of Tenne-
and that the ordinary process OF the Law be
served upon them. It's therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive IN the Nashville Weekly
Patriot, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
quring said and Mary J. Stones appear the
nex Term Of the Chancery Court TO be held at Charlotte
Tenn, the Sd Monday in Sept next and plead
demur TO the companan bill, the will be taken
for confessed them and set for hearing TX Parte
augl4-w4t II. @. COLLIER, O. NJ.
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LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED.

( WILL pay cash for Land Warrants will also buy old
l Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents, issued about
1918, to soldert Of 1872
am also prepared locate Land Warrants in South
sern Missouri, the line Of the Sou Missouri
RSlroad in connection with gentleman who has had the
seecng Of more than 100000 Of abroad land along
he line OF this road. Fur urther icuaIs TERMS &C.,
enquire Of the undersigned Cedar street, the Post
Once. srpt6l J. g. FELLOWS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE for the Mass
Meeting will meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING Al
8 o'clock, over No. 80, Cherry street, ia the
Rooms of the Central State Committee
Every member is expected, az business of im-
portance will be transacted.
ED. BURKE PICKETT, Sect'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BILIOUS DISEASES Of 81 Kinds viii and in cAKrEzs sPAS
z MIXTURE the surest remedy The aic,ed win be reviv-
ed by use humors win be expelled from the blood, aud
The liver viii its health, action, thereby restoring
the patient heaIth and vgor. It contains no mercury
opium other poisonous drugss and be given to the
most delicate infant with perfect safety. ~
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
LUsss TREATED IEBALATIoS OF MEnIcATED VA"
rossDr VIM. Hunter brother of Dr. Robert Hunter re-
specially all these who afflicted with dis
Of the throat and lungs that he has returned to st.
Louis where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of disease' which are so wide
spread in their and terrible in Their results a
the dsea Of the throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter solcituie the profession 10 know
any means whereby those diseases be contro
ed and ameiorsted
Dr. R. Hunter myself have made these diseases our
peculiar study for several year, and we have found
that the only means whereby these diseases be reached
is by direct local application the presbing Of dcines
which are br.ahed into ungsn the form Of Vapor and
consequently brought contact with TIE whole internal
surface of the lungs The OF our treatment has
fully sustained the theory.
Persons distance, sending fu description Of their
case will receive treatment rdrg to their symp ons
VIM HUNTER, NJ D,
Office Eighth between Pine and Chestnut streets, west
side. sepi6- On
HollOway's OiDtm mt and Piils'-The
whole world a4s with voice. endorsed the favor othese
wonderful medicines being the only remedy for old
Wounds Sore Legs Breasts when all other rene
edes have failed. Sold the nufactores No SO Maiden
Lane, New York. and No. 244 Strand London; and By all
druggists, at &c., 62Hc. and 81 per box.
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TrsT recrivsd thoss uaeh admired sof hats, n The
coors e FAus and osE CzsBazE (ashes of rse vheh
saa 70 poseas tie cAArn 81 Hstng Eot TIE ha dsst
aimed q ans II thrsc. Or the risanary
organs 20 geanE, h-ad appaas Any grntenan, hare
orp, sto desire suhny gran rem admired 'Orhs,
ossht not 10 negeei tAe epPoEiuny pIecs eze y
these .allraesahie.' a. A. FRANfRC0'3
aara8 Hat B2saar Ne. 8 Pusne squsrs.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT decree Of the Chancery Court Carthage
in the suit Of Virginia D. Allen, by her guardian &C.
pdrte the undersigned Special Commissioner viii proceed
to sell at public auction, in front Of the Court House in Car
hage the 9Th day Of October next very valuable Tract
Of Land contain about 2O0 acres lying the North side
Of Cumberland river and Immediately above the mouth Of
Turkey creek and bling part the Tract which Col
bert Allen resided in his life time There about fifty
Of rich river bottom land the Trar suciency TIMBER
plenty Of good building rock and good The Tract
lies the turnpike frm Carthage the Red Sulphur
Springs and about two miles from town. IL Is seldom that
Tract of that size presenting many advantages Is offered
for sale such accommodating terms Except
sufficient pay the Of suit credit will be given Of
and two years; notes with approved securities viii be requir
ed Of the purchaser, and lien will be retained the land
br the purchase money The minimum price xed In the
decree, at as per acre. WILL. HART,
septl-wlm Printers fee 88 Com.
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Or fhis eisss ~ ssods yea 6nd al the new STYLES o.
" eeausy shsn eou oft fsp esened n variety Il
.hap< stades and coer, hcn % please Nkss.oe
desire 10 b. Plsased viiA has -
A J. FRANCIsCtS
sssss T..hIon.ba. nat EnFosuIa. \ IS FSslir "a.