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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-23

Thursday. January 10, Z o'clock A.. M.
The. Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On Calling the roll, the following mem
bers appeared and answered to their respect
townships, viz: Nc l,yaao,,s,
BleDdon, Vredenburg; Chester, Merrick !;
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-01-23

Statement of settlement scith County Treas
urer Jan. 1, 1856:
George Parks, County Treasurer, in ac-
oornt With Offowo Coupfv TOr
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SUPREME COURT.

EoUIrY DooKKT, 4TH CIRoUIT.-B. B. Washburn
vs.. B. 7 Gardenhire, ct al-Opinion by Judg'
Harris, reversing decree and remanding cause, etc
R W. Mann VS.. W. W. Bailey, ct aL-Opinior
by Judge Mckinney, affirming decree of Chan
cellor.
P. NJ. Armstrong VS.. NJ oglesby. ct sl.-Opin
ion by Judge Mckinney, reversing decree and dis
missing bill wit costs. E
E. L. Gardenhire vs. Simeon Hinds.--Opinior
by Judge Mckinney, dismissing appeal, it having
been premsturely granted.
A. English and ]. Martin vs. Wm Campbell
Adm, ct sls.-Opinon by Judge Mckinney, de-
cree modified and cause remanded for account
W. Z Nelson & Co. VS. Geo. S5ipes ct al
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, decree reversed, etc
money to be paid back in 4 months, land sold, etc.
STATE DOCKET
]. N Cole VS.. State Opinion by Judge Harris,
Judgment affirmed.
D. Snodgrsss, Chairman, etc VS.. John A. Ora
ham, Opinion by Judge Mckinney, Judgment re-
versed, cause remanded, etc.
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R- A co,emporary phiiosoPhsiDg upon the
moral and poit condition of the world, thought
fully suggests;
care there no indications of gradual change
taking place in these United States upon which
tbe genuine patriot cannot look but with uneasy
forebodiugs2 l. there that stern regard for prin-
chile which marked the early days OF the Repub-
Ec2 Is there the same value placed upon integrl
tv2 Is there not more inordnate thirst for sud-
den wealth. regardle OF the means by which it IS
aroui,ei2 Does mercantile honor stand equally
bgt2 Does the ballotSbox ref act as truthtuly tie
sentiments of the masses as formery2 Is human
lie sc ssoure2 Do the crimes receive as certain,
90 nror,nt nupishmenr2 Il there the same aspect
Car aud obedience to law? Does practical religion
exercise as mighty al Iualence Tor good, over the
hearts of the people as it did in the days OF Wash
;ooton and jaw, Witherspoon and Carol Il
these and many more questions which might be
,ronouuded cannot be answered in the Affirmative
Is there not ground for apprehension IN reference
10 the perpetuity Of our republican lnsil utonsF,
viii not prof gacy, dishonesty and general recS
lessuess work out their legitimate resultsl VIVA
mean The mobs and the b ood-shed 10 our Urge
citiss on election days? Ii not checked will they
sion where they are when our cities fae quad
r,nIad2 Will not standing armies be required. a.
in Jasnotic countries, to curb their heIdlong and
feracious tdTyE
We must pause though we have scarcely enter
al ,,Dop the consideration of the subject"
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LvERPooL, Nov. rs. Cotton Closing quota.
tions are, Fair Orleans a. Midding do. 6 l6.l6
Fan MddliDg u, Middlng do. 81, Fab upland !
MddliDg do. 81.
LOWELL, Dec. 8.-Stephen Msnser, American
republican, was elected Mayor to-day.
Bosros, Dec. 8.-A. 81. Rice was reelected to.
day Mayor by about 6, 400 majority.
PrrsBuRG, Dec. 8, M.-River, 4 feet 10 inches
water in the c5annsl.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9, M-FIour duh with de-
cining tendency. Sales of 5000 bales at 20a6
| 40 for straight State, 6 00a7 20 for Southern -
Wheat firm; 10000 bushels Gsnessee sold at IS.
| Corn buoysnt; sales of 10000 bushels. Pork
hnoyan'; beef firm; lard dui; whisky ha 8 dow n
ward tendency.
WAsHNGToa, Dec. 9.-The Senate resuu the
consideration Of the motion to print Is, 600 extra
copies Of the Presidents Message
The House reumed the consideration of the
motion to refer the Presidents Message TO Com
mittee of tie Whole.
CNcTrSAT, Dec 9, M.-Four unchanged; SUI
perdne 5 25a5 40; whisky steady at 25 Red
wheat active at 10; oats 40; hogs dull and lower,
sales at 05,6 10 Groceries unchanged River
feet and at stand.
WASHINGTON, Dec 9--Tne Senate after elect
ing Chaplain resumed the debate on the motion
to print the Presidents Message. Adjourned.
HoUss-The Presidents Message was read. The
debate on its reference to the Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union, was anmsted
and listened to by crowded galleries. Adjourned.
New York, Dec 8.-The steamer Quaker City
sailed to-day for Havana. She took out 500 900
in specie.
WHEELING Dec. 8, P. M.--The river is full of
floating ice. 8 feet inches water in the channel
NEW YORK, Dec. 8, P NJ. Cotton firm, sales
of 1900 bales Coffee quiet sugar firm; freights
frmer
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8-The trains on the Cleve-
land and PIttsburg road came in collision with the
express train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania road
at Alliance this evening killing ten and injuring
several others
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SHARPEs RIFLEs.-An sportsmen, who are in
want oil q good and reliable gum especially adapted
for large game such as Bear, Deer, &c. are invited
to call at the store of Fall &; Cunningham, No AZ
Public Square, aud examine ''Sharpes Patents port
ing Rifle" which in rspidity of firing, accuracy o.
sim and length Of range is far superior to any gun
ever invented, and unlike auy other Patent Gun its
construction is SO exceedingly simple that it is moi
more liable Ito get out of order" than the common
Kentucky Rifle
F. & O have also few shot guns made on the
same Patent
N.eAvu1v I,ly I6 Io56-6n,
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CHRISTMAS ADDRESS.

We viii give our daily paper one year and Ii
brary edition of the British Poets to the writer
who will furnish our carriers with the best Christ
mas Address. All authors contending for the pre-
MUM viii please have their productions at our Of
fee, ready for inspection, by the 10th instant.
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EY- PRoF. HALR's next lecture will take place
tonight, and all who ere curious in such matters
should attend The Professor seems determined
that the truth of his theory shall be fully establish
ed in Nashville and he will doubtless succeed not
outstanding the imposition attempted to be play
ed on him. The process is a gradual one before
the subject is entirely under the control and will
OF the Professor; therefore all the lectures and ex
perments should be carefully studied and none of
them omitted. Besides, as we said in aformer 10
tice, the laughter is We worth the time and money.
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A CHEAP FARM FOR SALE

A CHEAP FARM FOR SALE In answer to the
numerous enquiries made recently for a desirable
place near Nashville, thst could be bought on ia,
vorable terms, we can now answer that our friend
J. c. FIRE, No. College street, has 20 acres within
3 miles of Nashville, near good turnpike, two.
thirds timbered and well get in blue grass, which
he has concluded to sell, and will offer at such g
price as will satisfy sny person of its chsapness
when thev examine tiff
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tg- Missouri reports; says the Tribune, Indicate
the success of a coalition by which Col. Benton
of the Benton party and the Hon. Luther NJ Ken.
nett (American) OF the present House, are to be
chosen United States Senators.
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RG- They have had an interesting religious trial
in Albany, New York aud Mr. BRONX has been
convicted of improperly in shouting so loud dur
ing service as attract attention and excite rd-
cule
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A STxGULAR FACT 1t is mentioned as fact,
that there are more than ten times the number Of
NEWSPAPERS printed in the German language in the
United States, than there are in Germany.
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~ One thousand barrels OF -four from New
Orleans were recently landed at Havana. The dut y
xvss co az per barrel
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For Sale,

nNE ofthe desirable Residences in the vicinity IA
" Nashville, the Gallan turnpike, and in full it'll
view of the city, between Edge6eld and brownsville,
and a minutes walk of the Public Square. The i'm
provements Cottage with rooms, and
milk house, carriage house, stables, sheds &c
with well of failing excellent twenythree feet
in depth There also In fine growing order choice seee-
lion Of nearly 200 fruit every kind and
Of the choice varieties grapes evergrteus roses
The place thirteen of the best gar
land which be divided into two three six beau
Lots, with plenty fgarden ground to each in the
location in the vicinity being convenient to fine male
and female school, aud church. II will be sold altogether
or with all the Improvements mmedate APP
plcation made great bargain will be given, TO cash or
prompt purchaser aud immediate possession given For
particulars desirable home call the prem
is AT once orto o. F. NOEL,
dec3-tf No. College street.
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GREAT LAND SALE-One of the most exten ave
sales of the season will take place on Thursday
Messrs NANCE &iWOODwARD wilofer on that day
two Thousand acres of finely timbered land, inclu
ding the Garrett residence, the Craighead place
and lands adjoining These lands lie on both side:
of the Springfield and GAINESVILLE roads, have re
Gently been divided into nineteen tracts, and af
ford an opportunity for most advantageous pur-
chases The premises will be shown to persons
wishing to examine previous to the sale by Messrs
Garrett & Bro, or Messrs Nance & Woodward.
The sale will commence at II o'clock. Terms,
one two and three years credit without interest.
A free collation. will be served up on the COCA
sion
Let all interested be on hand for great bargains
will certainly be given.
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DIrp-Very suddenly, at hls late residence IN
tbis county, on the 8.h inst, EDWARD GOODEIoH,
ESQ in the I'D year of his age. He lived the life
or an honest man, and was blessed with "a unws-
verirg faith in the truth OF revelation. The de
ceased Ie large circle O. friends and relations TO
mourn his loss. Peace to his ashes. NJ
M The Gazette, Austin, Texas, will please
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TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, Dec. D.
The Virginia Electoral College met at Rich
mond, and after casting their vote for Buchanan
and Breckenridge, declared their preference for
Gov. Floyd as Cabinet officer under Mr.. Buchsn-
an-l2 out Of Is electoral votes being cast loF
him and backed up by Gov Wise.
II ia reported that several Southern and West
ern Railroad Companies will sooa attempt to gel
through Congress bill, the result OF which will
be to give some 100 900 00O acres of public land
TO said companies. This is independent OF the
Pacific Railroad scheme
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SOLDIERS CT THE WAR OF lSl2.-The surviving
defenders of their country, in the war OF 1872, will
meet at Washington City on the S.h of January
next according to the ami ouncement of the Pres
Hon. J. b. Sutherland. Important business will
he laid before the convention, and it is desirable
that there should be full attendance.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

THE fine passenger steamer ELLA WEAVER,
Il Master, will leave for above and all inter sue&A
mediate ports oh THURSDAY, llth in. tant, alta -
O'Clock For freight passage apply board or to
deeJO-9t A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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BALTIMORE, Dec.

No mani has DeBn TtCtIVeu SOUTH OF MUOIIB.
Resolutions hsve been introduced into tie South
Carolina Legislature deprecAting the continual
agitation of ABSTRACT theories relating TO the slsve
tssde and other matters, and dividing and distrac
tin5 The State and alepating from her the support
AMI sympaties of otle- States.
y9og,e ex tement has been oGcssloned In Charles
county, Nd, by the arrest OF two negroes charged
with plotting an Instruction among the slaves
Tsso White men supposed TO have been engaged
in the plot have fed from the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-10

Preserve Your Hair.-To those who not
that each particular hair the head hollow tube,
through which the fluids circulate which convey noursh
mont, and impart its peculiar shade of COLOR in
comprehensive how restoratves produce renOyatng
influence. While preparations this entrusted
to quacks and ignorant manufacturers of perfumes and
cosmetics, much and reparable mischief inflicted
many creulous and deuded sufferer Blu. when scientific
like Professor WooD bring the lights of physiology and
chemistry bear upon the treatment of such psciaes, the
result complete which the certificates of thou
sands relieved sufferers bear testimony to- See his adj
yertsem ent.-DetYOit Catholic VIndiodt0r
Those who have used Prof. Woop's Hair Restorative
sufficiently cognizan of its excellent qualities but Others
may be that il ordinary article 1t was dis
by Prof. Wood able chemist and professor
that SCIENCE while experimenting find remedy for the
change and falling of his hair. Its wonderful effects in
his and that of private friends, and their
gent requests induced him to offer it to the publcBa
Despatch. (noV9d-lmd&w
INSTRUMENTATION in COnsumptiOns-See
advertisement under this head Female Complaints Vene-
real Affections, Dyspepsia Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
Sse viii meet with due atenton fOct96-d6m.
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METROPOLITAN HoTEL-The ST. Andrew Society give their
anniversary dinner Monday the Isl Of December, the
sbeve house. On the 6h the ST. Nicholas Society give their
anniversary dinner the place. 10 the usual
viii follow Davids the st. rarcks the ST. Georgs's
&c, &c The Messrs. LELAND every adding their
reputation caterers, and the fact that all
ties celebrate their anniversaries at the Metropolitan, year
aer the best evidence in the world that they per-
ecly satisfied with the arrangements The facil
lies of the Metropolitan give advantages every other
hoeln the city for public festivities The members these
Societies the best judges ofgood living the country affords
and when they pleased the fasdious ind
cause for COMPLAINT
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MEnPHis AND NAS HvILLE PACKET.
REGULAR WEEKLY CINf3INN4TI AM
NASHYIl.LE PACKE1S

g THE new light draught steamer
Lstka4t!@GEN. PIKE, WIN FuLLER, Master -sia5.. n
m4ssazkes being expressly bulk this trade
Wild Al the modern mProVeEs, ns with ligh dFaEghf
suostannch and new steamer SAMUEL p. HTRBERD.
UhACE, Master, will regular Packets during tbs
1g season between the above portspne OF the ooais
Oeng IN port every week There b. icing in Command
old anu experience eonmandans 2nd with SUM rnr
aees Tor passengers and reghts s0cts share Of pub
lie patronage For passage reg apply board or 10
H. II. HARRISON. Agent,
VeSo-on Front street.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE

THE new and eommodious light draught
steamer, DIAMOND. Capt w. Y. Holt n
CROF Master, O. T. REEDER, Clerk, will ,N2stsekzEsk
ply during the season between the above ports Having s
penOr accommodations and experienced Clerk, who will
give prompt attention all ORDERS solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage For freight passage apply on board
orto n. II HARRISON,
H. 7. YEATEMAN,
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oct6-6S
FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS


Vie new and bght diaught steamer 6.S1s- a.
4 CRESCENT ~ HOMES. Master, N.,xsa-e
Will run regularly in the above trade du v-sSizSl2ek
ring the present season, commencing The rsl Se 10
the Cumberland river She has excellent Recommendations
nd IN point OF speed and safety is passed For
freight or passage apply to H. H. HARRISON
oc4-itf Arss,.
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are a. risk. All IeIIers &c a-4Fesa
WALLACE aEkfOUN,
Oei26-6a 3. 81 institute, n. Y. City.



I'HB Grtsi eemedy tor kaeL ma.-n, SouL Pam IL he
sv White Syeirg, Had Tumers, stiff Joints, and al 1I
cd pains WnaIeFer
Where this Plaster Is applied p4incann EXIST
II has been bensncia OF weakness, Pain
and Weakless n tbs Stomach Weak Limbs Lsasness, Al
lection Of the Lungs their primary stages Destroys in
1amaIion BY Perspira'ion.
James Boyd, Pickens District, South CGr0na testses
Ehat, By alone no cured Of rheumatism Ia both
Of his knees, of several years standing.
The following handed us by respectable Physician
In Georgia:
AssTs. Scovil & Msad-Gents have beeR using yOus
LverwOrt and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively nay
practices Tor years past, and with pleasure Iak
state my belief Ia their superiority all other arteies.
recommended. The Erbrew Plaster. especially,
universal PEI for luei pains have alsS ound
excellent application for sprans and Bruises. u uni
gersal Satisfaction wherever used. SIS OSLlN, n D
knoxville, Ca, March Attn, 1883.
S-y Beware Of COunterieits and haso limitations
Tae genuine Will in future have the signature OF g.
Tor the stool plate engraved the abeon o each
box.
Purchases advised counterfeit ofthis
acl3s 0 exislence.
Tno genuine sold by and By agents appointed
thrO Igh SOUTH and pedar Is allowed sell n Deal
"a urchasers generally cautioned against buying OF
but regular agents. otherwise the will be imposed
on by a worthless srticle. SCOYlL & MEAD.
States, 70 whom al orders invariably be
addressed. ..-
Sold also by gwin Brothers, Berry & Deusville, R
Roscoe Thomas Wells and g w bendershOtt, Nashville,
Tenn, and BY all other Druggists through the State
auf "
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Bears DUE THIS DAY-Shelby and Stevenson
from Cincinnati Humboldt, from New Orleans; J
G.. Cline. from Cairo.
FACILITIES FOR SHrpMENT AND TRAyLL.-The fs
ciiities for New Orleans, St Louis, Cairo. Mem
phis and Cincinnat at present are reliable: passen
gers and shippers for any of the above named
points viii fnd daily boats in port for the above
| points.
Bears LEAVING THIS DAY.. G. Cline, the pop
u'sr o. s Mail Packet, leaves for Cairo at IL
| o'clock.
For CINCINNATI The favorite regular packet
Swallow, with Frazier on deck, will leave pune.
tualy at o'clock, p NJ
FoR CArRo-Our regular packet Rock City, I'M
der control of that prince of good fellows, Capt
Ragen, is off at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ precisely.
Our WHARr-As usual the repair of this con-
Germ, is left for completion up to the last hour
The effect of this is annoying to steamers, as well
as retardiug to the workmen. Boats lading and
unladng amidst blasting, eudanger the lives of all
concerned. AS yet under the supervision of officer
James Henson, all has gone off well, and the re-
pairs now making through his agency, are the best
we have ever witnessed done. Should be be per-
mitted TO continue this work sufficient length of
time, we believe for once we will not only have
tidy and clean boat landing, but one that will be
permanent as well as facilitate our drsys, to do
Justice not only to themselves but all concerned.
EXCITEMENT ON THE BLANCHE LRwIs-Just as
this boat was on the eve of backing out, several
negroes were sent ashore also; good looking man,
wearing gold specks, accompanied by respects.
BILE looking female, who had their names registered
as John Washington sndl ady-with baggage and
fit marked, Rsv. J. W. Hswkhurst Suspicious were
rife that he was an abolitiouistr hence his arrest
As this case will undergo further examination we
forbear comment.
Weather cool and cloudy with the appearance
ofsnow.
Water six feet large on shoals
Business on wharf rather on the decline.
CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLrsHMEET.-Yeste
day was the Fall opening day of the above estab-
lishment, and prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice as well to be in fashion Gas
ly every body, we thought, was there,D we went
along with the tide and looked at the large apd
fine display of millinery and fancy goods there to
be seen. Mr.. Crooker has brought on very large
and varied stock embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, of every style and quality. Tie
stock of bonnets flowers ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected to
see. The finer qualities of these various styles Of
goods are indeed superb, SURPRISING anything we
have ever seen. The bonnets, particularly, we
look upon as the prettiest things in that line
introduced to the notion Of hepu0lic.
Mr.. G. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale well as retail, and country dealers de-
string to purchase will do well to examine his
stock
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI y AT

PACKET.
'TNHE cOmm0dious and substantial fast ISzlan u
i running steaEer SEYENFY-SIX -
z BARCLAY, Master, is held readi EEssz5sss.=e9
ness BY the INST rise OF water her Regular RI
as above during the coming For freight and uas
age, having superior accommodation apply board or
septl7-tf II. H. HARRISON Accent
REGULAR NE~ ORLEANS PACkET
TENHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, -zzs-h
II Capt VIM. DEWITT. having superior ae- Is-a..-S
eOmmodatOns for Passengers, Freight and ssSHlsls3
Stock, will ply during the as above
and all nerme late landings Her exceeding light draught
Will insure in the direct shipments
W. JOHNSON & Co, of New rleans, will aeL Agents
in conjunction with Capt N. ID. 7. II. BROoks who III re
side permanently in New Orleans CaTonee street,
dun the business season. for the purpose giving his
tire attention TO the filing Of all purchase
figures. II. II. HARRISON,
dec3-6m Agent
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PILES! PILES PlLESl

rHs ISfRAcTABLs DrsE 50, kvEEK FORK AID
EvEgT STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS ONLY.
DIR. CAVAhAUGH'S PILE SALFE
NET lii never ta in giving Immediate relief and posi-
w tTely curl z the obstinate eases Of
Henorrhoids or Piles Ii tbe
ONLY INEALLIBLS REMEDY KNOWN
for the FILES snd the result Of years
OF patient study and invest cation
Sufferers from Piles have a remedy hand which
will
STAND TIE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure IT'S part do all the proprietor
claims for t
Full directions accompanying each box and all that
requisite strictly TO observe them and will soon
o follow.
DR. T II. CAyANAUGa, presently
Dear SIR. When arrived in the city a few days aeo,
was suffering intensely with the piles nensloned my
nditn To you, asking your advice You Recommended
your Pile Save ing 1t would cure me- tyed Il the
effect was Immediate and nov well oeLeve u
TO De- ast proved my case invanaois remedy, and
thai disease the Plies and as such recon-
mend il to others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt l.. uis, No
~ Price Al psr box For sale 10 Nashville o. sEin
Bros Wholesale Agents and By Druggists and Dealers
e'' Dr, t, Il, CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
an231-1y iDsds - Isul-. No
NEGROES FOR SALE
nv WHINE 10 the County C0urt OF Davidson
ID euntV at It's September Term 1856, will sell tas
pabIc Saaars, in the OF Nashville, FIRST DAY
CfJANDARY three Regr George Jim, Phis.
the property Of Elizabeth Cartwright deed, credit Of
months interest from date, with bond and approved
seeurjty Sold fol a div sion among he heirs.
uoy27-td AXIS BRowI. Com'r