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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-23
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NAsII-


L HAVE for sale about 70 acres OF Land, sX miles
from the city, IN good negh50rhoOd, oneihrd clear
ed and the balance heavily mbersd The entire Tract in
splenddly set in Blue Grass will divide into two or
four parcels the entire Tract be disposed Of or the
whOs to one purchaser, liberal terms
There four beautiful Building Sites susceptible of
being made as handsome any place about Nashville
For further particulars CAL and at No. College
street. and will offer splendid bargain.
Octls-t J. @ FIFE.
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DECEIPT of Fashionable Fall and Winter Millinery,
LII Coaks, Embroideres, Ribbons, Trimmings, and La
dies Furs, at the
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P w. MAXEY & CO.,
DEALERS
TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, COPPER,
SHEET IRON, LEAD PIPE, WIRE,
IRON AND TIN RIVITS, PLUMBERS TOOLS AND
MATERIALS, MARBLErzED IRoS MATERIALs,
PARLOR CRATES, COOK STOVES, HEAT
ing Stoves for Wood or Coal, Japan.
ned and Common Tin Ware.
NO. 46 EAST SIDE MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.
p S-We will keep constantly on haDd Tin-smith's
Machines and Tools being Agents for Peck, smith Co.,
SouthingtoR, Conn.
sept20-d6m r W. M W.
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The Allies Coming Un.

During the heat of the contest at Waterloo,
and when the British troops seemed destined
to defeat, the greatest anxiety pervaded in tie
mind of Wellington as to the delay in the ex
pected arrival Of the Prussian Allies under
Butcher. The field was enveloped in smoke,
which it was impossible for the eye to pene-
trate. But by and by the smoke lifted and
the Allies were discovered in the distance,
coming up to the battle with the firm and
steady tramp of veterans
In like manner, tae American forces were,
few weeks since, in doubt and dependency
as to the result of the present campaign. The
field was darkened by the smoke of the con-
ticts in North Carolina and Missouri and no
eye could discover the accession of reinforce
ment. But the recent action of the old line
Wings has lifted the smoke, and they are seen
coming up to the assistance Of the American
party from every quarter. From Bunker Hill
from Saratoga, from Valley Forge, and Ger
mantown and Yorktown. The old Maryland
line also is coming up, with the world -renown-
ed rifemen of Kentucky, and the valiant
sharp-shooters of Tennessee.
The timely accession Of the old-lne Wings
to the American standard has wonderfully in
yigorated the friends of Fillmore and Donel-
son, and depressed in an equal degree the
spirits Of the fIlibusters and the disunionists
The day Of Souve qeapeH will soon be heard
from their ranks, while foreign mercenaries,
led on by mercenary leaders, Of native birth,
will go down together before the staggering
charges of the AMERICAN LEGION.
american Organ.
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sorry Transit Company forfeited to the State.
rumor had reached Aspinwall of a revolt
among Walkers troops, forty of whom refused
duty. Walker gave them "a hours to recon-
slider, at the expiration Of which time they
still refusing, were led out and shot.
Pierre Souleshas purchased rancho in Mic
aragua at a cost Of $4,000. He was to re-
turn to the States by the next steamer.
Colonel Schlessinger published a letter to
the army denouncing Walker as traitor, ac-
cusing him Of dishonesty, and offering protec-
ton to all Walkers troops who will join him.
Schlessinger was at Matagalpa in the interior
In decree dated August 26th, Walker in
consideration Of 100000, transfers all the
property and rights of the Accessory Transit
Company to Charles Morgan and Cornelius
Garrison.
Dates from Valparaiso are to August 18th,
and from Calao to August 27th.
a revolution had taken place in Lima head
ed by Gen. Castillo. Some fighting took place
in the plaza with the Government troops IN
der the President.
The engagement lasted several hours, but
the revolutionists were finally subdued.
Ihe yellow Fever ira Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 27.
The Board of Health report three cases of
yellow fever in Furman street. including one
death two cases on Croton street, and one
death, and one case on Willow street.
a report that the Mayor has the yellow fe-
yer is untrue. He has been sick, but is now
recovered.
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ArrivaIOf tl.e Illinois.

NEW DIRK, Sept q.
The steamship Illinois reached her berth al
8 o'clock P NJ
She brings 81, 100000 in specie.
The Illinois left Aspinwall on the evening O
the 10Th, and connected with the Golden Age
which brought down $2,350,0O0. She passed
the Sonora on the 10th inst.
The general news is not important
The Vigilance Committee quietly disbanded
and on the 21st of August threw open rooms
to the public.
At the Democratic primary election in
San Francisco all the successful candidates
were known opponents to the Vigilance Com
mittee
Judge Terry took a scat on the bench of the
Supreme Court on the Goth of August
| The Republican State Convention nominated
Ira ?. Rankin, merchant and Thos Cox a
miner, for Congress.
A fire had occurred at Martinez, causing a
loss of 5000.
John L. Durkee and Charles Rand, who
took the State arms from vessel, by order of
the Vigilance Committee, have been indicted
in the United States Court for piracy, and
bail refused.
The American State Convention nominal
ed B. G. Whiteman and A. B. Dibbe for Con-
gress.
The Indians were still committing depreda-
tons in various parts Of the State.
Captain Judah had dispatched a body of
troops from Fort Jones to chastise the Pelt
River Indians
Captain Crosby, Of the volunteer forces, was
about to send detachment on the same err
rand.
The markets at San Francisco were quiet
Money easy and plenty. State Stocks improv-
ing. Haxall flour jobbng at S15. Whisky,
471ac. Turpentine, 81 05. Butter, 22c.-
Clear pork, in half barrels, SO Is. Hams,
16c. Orleans molasses, Zoe.
The dates from Panama are to September
18th. The Legislature was disorganized, and
some excitement existed touching the Cover
norship. For time there was fear of gene
raj conflict The citizens fed to their houses,
the streets were barrcaded, and the United
States ships independence and St. Mary's
were held in readiness to protect American
citizens.
Mariana A. Mena, President of the Assem-
bly,, who was ringleader Of the opposition,
sought refuge on the st Marys.
The affair finally ended in smoke.
The health Of the Isthmus was good.
The sloop of war Saratoga was at Aspin-
wall
Adyices from Nicaragua are to the Both of
August
Walker remained quiet, Leon being aban-
doned to the invading army, which numbered
1900 troops.
Dir. Livingston was released and sent to San
Salvador.
The people of Somota had risen against the
Leon faction and assassinated several promi-
nent partizans, including joaquin Chamoro
and Augustin Hernandez
Walker had issued several decrees-one
modifying the transit grant to Morgan, and
another declaring the property Of the Aces
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CONTEMPLATED RESURRECTION SUPPRESSED.
We find in the Galveston News, dated the
9th inst, from Colorado county, Texas an &C
count of the discovery of plot on the part of
the slaves aided by the Mexicans of thatc oun-
ty, to rise and murder all the white people OF
the county, except the young ladies, which
was to 60 into effect on the 9th inst. When
the diabolical plot was discovered, intense ex-
element followed, and two hundred negroes
were arrested. Every Mexican in the county
is said to have been implicated.
All the negroes were discharged, however
except three, who were hanged on the 5th
inst, in compliance with the unanimous voice
of the people of the county. Every Mexican
was ordered forthwith to leave the county
within five days, never to return again under
the penalty of death.
The plan Of operations was to murder all the
whites, except the young ladies, seize these,
and make for Mexico with all the plumber they
could obtain Lou Cour.
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EFThe ''time Of the falling leaf'' begins to-
day. The trees across the river already begin
to indicate the approach of winter, and are
casting off their green apparel. Everywhere
in few days, the earth will be carpeted with
leaves, and the woods will be tinted with
''gold, crimson, scarlet and russell brown
October! emblem of our failing life.
Alas! for Time ant Death and Care,
What gloom about way they fing'
Like clouds in Autump's gusty air.
The burial pageant of the Spring.
But if October illustrates this life, SO does
the spring time that of the life to come.
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Speaking in vanderburg County!

The Candidates for Representative and Otner County
Offices will address their citizens at the following
times and places:
Knight township, at Terry's School House, Thursday,
Sept. 2jth, at l O'Clock.
Scott township, at Charley Knowles, Saturday, Sept.
27th, at l O'Clock.
Centre township, at Mechanicsvlue, Monday, sept
Goth, at O'Clock.
Armstrong township. at Fishers Cross Roads, Wed
nesday, Oct. LIST, at O'Clock.
German township at Lefel's, Friday, October Sd, at
/ O'Clock.
Union township. at Anthony's FERRY, Wednesday,
Oct. 9Th, at l o'clock.
Perry township, Rabytown, Friday, October 10th,
at O'Clock.
Pigeon township, apollo Hall, Saturday, Oct. l1th
at "a o'clock, P. NJ.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Arrival of the Mexico.

Arrival of the Mexico.
New ORLEANS, Sept. so.
The Mexico with Galveston dates to the
9th has arrived.
DR.. Archer, formerly of Virginia, one of the
fathers Of the Texas revolution, died on the
22d.
The quarintine at this port has been sus-
pended.
CINc1NNArI, Sept. so
River receding steadily; it has fallen one
inch since last report. Weather cloudy and
cool.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30.
There is u inches water in the channel by
the metal mark and rising. Weather wet.
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HARPER.-The October number by mail has
been received. 1t has been in the book stores
for some time, and non-subscribers have prob
ably dgested its contents long since. AS
usual it is filled with Interesting, dignifed and
attractive literature.
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o. The Louisville and Cincinnati packet
Grapeshot was injured last Saturday night,
by running upon alog. Her cargo, consisting
of fifty tons of dry goods in her hold was
Slightly damaged.
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81. The river men are jubilant over the in
telligence received here by telegraph ON Mon
day night that it was raining at Pittsburg.-
We hope that the river may rise, but we do
not expect it before November.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 80.
Flour dali at SIS 1905 S. for Superfne. Grain mar
ket without change red wheat s 10; white 81 25.-
Whisky heavy; prices yet must be quoted nominal
buyers ccntending for decline. Molasses market
buoyant sales of 50 ibis 6Oc, aud 50 bbls Gle
Coffee, sales of7O bags good Rio at market steady
with fair demand.
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A BIG STRAw.-The Valley Times gives
the vote of the prisoners confined in the coun-
ty jail. Buchanan 5. As there was but five
in the calaboose, of course it was unanimous.
$50 we go.''
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OF The dome on the top Of the new Court
House is too small in proportion to the base
Nut ced.
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WEATHER oLoGICAL.-Y esterday afternoon
we were visited by sun, wind, rain and heavy
sleet, promiscuously mixed up.
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Orr The steamer Aida passed down yes
day, with fiat in tow. The Aida left here
for Louisville on the 18th Of September, ma
king the trip up and back in twelve days.
Good time
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TBe Daily yonrnal.
S L A TIE TIC K e T.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER H. MORTON, OF wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, OF VanderburSEA.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA VISION, OF Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
VILLA VI ES. NOFFSHNGES, of II arGNe
AUDITOR OF STATE,
f. w. HI. ELLIS, OF Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CHARLES BARNES. of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES H. - AVENS, OF Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN a. STEIN, of TipPecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. ESEAL, of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
vANDERBURG#.
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OF The steamer Westerner, reported sunk
several days ago, is a total loss. No lives
lost.
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Of By the present Mail arrangements New
York papers reach here in five days.
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o. The Bodiam Mining Company are de
livering coal at nine cents per bushel.
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OF The tobacco crop in Northern Ken
lucky has been damaged by the early frost.
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~ The Firemen's Parade promises to be
an elegant affair.
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$ ~ " G = s i,

IMPORTER WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS pEALER IN
BOURBON. RYE, NONONGAHFLA KECTIFIED
WHISKY.
wATER STs., EVANSVILLE.
ENHE subscriber receiving and opening at his
4 stand of the largest and best assorted stocks Of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars ever brought this market
The attention his friends and the trade orally
heted to the stock which Will he sold favorable
aud low figures house the Nest comprising
garCognac Brandies Of brands Pale and Dark
Pinot Maglory and Otard, Dupuy Co. with numerous
lot Of other brands.
WINES.-Fine Old Madeira. Sherry superior old
Port inc Ciaret Wines of different BRANDS, Champagne
Beidsk inc quarts and pns together with general
soTtent Of ed ionrbon Rye Monengahela ana ReGfed
Whisky, Holland Gin Jamaica and New England Rum,
Cherry and Peach Brandies Cordia Ouraoo and Swiss
d. AbsiBthe.
Also choice article pure Chic Catavba. Boston
Socnach Bitters
B.AIways hand large and we'll selected Of
Havana. German and Homemade Cigars Sardines and
Pittsburgh Ale sep15
ERfsH BNLTIAlo9E OYSTEns-Ree'd eyerv
dams Co Express, for sale for half
sep20 Z. Il. COOK & SON.
EBOPE AND C0RDAGE-
4 q 20 doz Hemp Bedeords; 10resls Hemp Hedcord;
p d0z Manila do; 10 DO do Halter Rope;
10 do Jure do; 10 do 1j,niIla, ass'd sizes;
10 reels Cotton Rope; p bales Wrapping Irvine;
Cotton Clothes Inns; do India
sep20 Z. II. COOK e. SON.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

JAS. LoGKHART and JAS. G. VEATCH AEsquires can
sidates Congress- will address their felow-ctzens
Newburg Warrick county. Thursday. September 4
Bakers Greek Church. Spencer Friday, Sept 5.
R0ckpOrt, do Saturday do D.
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8 2 O . , Q o Oh
5000 coo |

" : 80
~ Who Tickets sI0-Halves s5-Quarters S2G fSS
The Alabama and Georgia Lotteries, cham in
present inducements any known schemes
The the public have had the of
these lotteries the large amount of prizes sold the prompt
which they paid guarantees
that they viii aEays be conducted in the most honorable
man
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NEEVs FOE AEE.g

ETE beg to inform our numerous the Ladies' in
S4 particular that ready to show of
the g-andest displays, FANCY STAPLE DRY GooDs
before this market We now to
give afall description immense stock Suffice
that Of Ladies Dress Goods such French
English MerinOs oolIen Plads black fancy
De anes Manas. Shawls. the richest French Embroide
rie silk BOunets. Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtain. Calieaes
Gnghams Flannes Lnseys Jeans Satihets pomestics
thousands of other articles to mention
be beat by whether in style. quality price
still adhere nottoSELL CHEAP AND SELL HEAP
Call everybody the
Of First. sep5 ROSER. BRO. & FREY.
tHEEsE.-Ic boxes prime quality ju.tr I'd from Gin
a o:nnad and for sale by
epR TICKERY & JOHNSTON.
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PLAN OLE THE LOTTERY


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There 90 900 tickets numbered from COO.
$50 full prizes and $40 in all 1000
prizes.
The drawing takes place in puNe under the superinten
denee 0 Commissioners.
The Numbers from t. $4,000, corresponding with those
the Tickets printed slips
encrcled with small tip tobes and placed in wheel
The hrs $50 Prizes similarly printed and enereled.
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revoved, and number is drawn from
the wheel numbers, aud at the prize
wheel. The number prize
pened and exhibited audience and registered by the
Commissioner. prize being placed against
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the prizes
drawn out.
succeeding numbers those drawing $50 pixies will
be entitled the SEQ prizes according to the
scheme.
In ordering tickets enclose the money address
the Tickets ordered receipt which they viii befo
wsrded qy first mail
OF numbers and Prizes will be rur
chasers mme diately after the drawing.
EPurchasers will please write their 81 plain,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
G Remember that Prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction
R5-AII prizes coo and under paid edateIy after
dravng-other prizes the usual time thirty days
AIlcommunicaton strictly dsntal Orders for tick
should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cahed renewed in other tickets either
Office.
Orders for tickets can be addressed eithert to
S SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ca, or
sep25-tf 5. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala
GNUFFEE.10O sacks Prime per Arkansaw Travel
= er, and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
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Pfel,nlTEEE. NNYETrE "a

= : a Il
Successors to Pollard. Prather smith)
MAIN a5 1.ddrs in
HATS, CA S A N d + Q r S d.
vT again wait upon and all Others inter
The ebrity it has attained we feel confident our
v uphold particularly in this articles OF fashionable
Our stock Fall foods the wholesale trade has
We duplicate the invoices Of Eastern
purchasers therefore desire urage Home Manu-
actures need go further BY purchasing here they
travel and tansporton for
for niles t can always have their
They viii also find in eur warerooms as
West and Southwest than be found in half dOzed job
Our terms oAs short time men, enabling
sell our goods at small profits. sep2-d&wIm
NOTICE.
persons who have claims against u.s. will please pre-
IA sent them Immediately for payT en-; aud all those who
gp7tf U.s. 10 IS Ti tH1
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
II in the as 9 and G has
en- dissolved The are authorized to settle all
Bills frm .' DECKER l KR4ER
LARD oM,s SOAP AND CANDLES.
@ KEEN % IN the tns OF ne
Soap and Candles aDdwiI wholesale retail
# mot to those Of the Gnennat msrEe 6re
may left Main between First and
Second sep2-tf DECKER & KRAMER.
COPARTNEgSHHP NOTICE.
TsNHE dersigned have this day formed
having taken the stock and stand ofthe Of cobnrn
Hershberger will the liabilities the said firm of
Coburn HershbeFger, and alone authorized % settle
the business of the same. ANDREW j. COLBURN. I
y25-tf JONAS C0LBURN.
DISSOLUTION.
FENE partnership hereofore existing between Fielding
a johnson and VIM. E. French: known as the firm of
dissolved by mutual
sold Arm FIELDING JOHNSON. /
augI4-tf VIM. L. FRENCH
Star ORAL d1o and I'd pressed summe
auqi2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
ANREY II1TE-In lots suit purchasers at
sens GEO. FoRTER & co.
NEIV GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
DOOR ABOVE CRESCENT
z STAFFORD has Just opened Grocery and Provision
Main above will Meas
his friends and the public and hores
strict to business merit liberal share
public patronage. my3I-Iy
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NEW YORK BAKERY,

FRESH BREAD. HOT ROIE.s. &C.
FHTHE undersigned prepared with
r. the best quality of Fresh Bread, Hot Rolls Pies Cakes
Crackers &C.. THEIR Dooas. every morning and evening
by leaving orders the application the
Everything my manufacture shall be the best quality
and furnished at the lowest prices Thankful past patron
age, respectfully solicit continuance of the
augl2-tf !. O. GAUNT.
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FAaL Ann WINTER CL0THlNG

FAIL. AND VIZ ArEG CLOTHING
At WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
L II E L [ Z T l. e 2 r I n G z
SLo GL2 l0g ores
arrived and is opening the largest and
best ef Clothing aud Furnis hing Goods
Hats Gays Boots Shoes Trunks
hh o1 OF Css1neres Sllk eyets Cloths Beavers Sanes
and Trimmings; which goods VIII sell wholesale
retail very lowest prices Garments made order
Western Star Clothing Store,
seplt Corner Of Water and Sycamore streets.
40 THE LADIES GREETING.
G long expected french Worked Collars Sleeves and
respectfully call Ladies' attention beauty price
they pass everyt thing city. Call
see seEl8 ROSER, BRO. q FREY.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Il az have hand large and complete stock
wv Of HAS and Caps. which will sell. wholesale
0 the latest styles Cali and examine
-sepl1-3m VAUTIER MARCoNNIER, Main st.
C03s POgeAFE0N NOS ECE.
c kDEkED That the owner or owners of property
Plank Sidewalk be laid the LEY to Water
street. days after the publication of this notice
penes of the same will he assessed tn nv sale of
said lot much thereof viii isy said
sopt7-lot Will. 81. WALKER. Dep'ty Clerk.
E1,X,TRA FAMILY FLOUB.-75 bbIs wOrthington
sori9 In. oooG son.
% Bells pure Cider Vinegar for sale by
@ jy24 VIcKERY & JOHNSON.
NOTICE OF SALE.
NJ OTICEis hereby given that will sell public auction
denoe Alexander Pc well late county.
ceased all his sona property taken by the widow
Farming Implements, Household Furnit re, &C.. &c.
credit of twelve months will be given all
ing valuation and appraiseent laws,
date. sepl6-3w EDMUND MAIDLOW. Admir-.
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H FaT E have hand very large and complete sto
wv Of Hats and Caps. which will sell. wholesale,
Louisville and Cincinnati prices All goo ds are fre
and OF the latest styles. Call aud examine
sep11-3m EAUTIER 81 MARCUNTJFR. Main st.
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TO BUGGY AND WAGON MANUFACTURED.
Desirable Property for Sale.
OFFER for sale my HugEy and Wagon Mandatory sit
uated in the New Harmony with all the fixtures
kereunto belonging together with building lots upon
Of which stands frame house. Any person
wshinEto purchase either buggy and factory
comfortable home will find this an excellent offer.
Pr ce seven hundred dollars. Address
THOMAS SIBLEY.
New Harmony, Sept %, 1856. sep24-d&wln
"a BUSH Prime Potatoes; 10 doz Chickens large just
Il - rec'dby ag15 z. II. COOK & SON.
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e U6T RECEIVED AZ WALDKTRCH's TOOL
~ STORE, boxes Carpenters' Planes Bench Hand
Screws; Truss Hoops. Columbus manufacture. Main
between 1stgnd ID. 1e24