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Gen. Haskell.

The peerless orator and champion Of our
cause, reached this city yesterday on his re-
turn from East Tennessee, where he has
been battling the hosts of the enemy. He
goes to GAINESVILLE to the great meeting
on Saturday, and from thence to West
Tennessee. Gen. Haskell came among US
with a great reputation won in other days,
and we send him home with taller plume
than that he brought. We pray that large
crowds may greet his return, and that his
glorious labors may not go unrewarded-
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NOW, by Saint Paul the work goes
braVelV On.D

BY despatch from the gallant Maynard
we learn that there were from six to eight
thousand persons in attendance at the
great Mass Meeting at Savannah on yes
terday. Before such an audience, the effort
of Mr. Maynard must have been effective;
all that the Tennessee voters want to make
them Fillmore men is to listen to such ar
gumentS as Maynard makes. We have no
doubt that good work was done on yes
terdaY.
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Reconsideration Dead.

The New York Herald, the great East
ern organ of the Republicans knocks I'M
der" and gives up the election of Fremont.
Commenting upon this fact, the Louisville
Journal says
Thus are removed all the fears which have
been hsrped upon by the Buchanan men ia
the South to induce the friends of Fillmore to
vote for Buchanan in order 10 defeat Fremont.
Now all those who prefer Fillmore to Buchan-
an, and we believe that they comprise nearly
two-thirds of the voters of the country, may
fearlessly give their votes TO the man of their
choice. The friends of Fillmore and Donelson
md the Union have cause to congratulate
themselves upon having produced this result.
II is a noticeable fact that in all the recent
State elections, where the contest was left TO
the Fremont and Buchanan parties alone; the
Republican party was successful by unprece-
den,ed msjorities, aud il is only in those States
where the Fillmore party is in the field that
the strength of the Fremont column has been
broken. To the Fillmore party alone may
Justly be attributed the defeat Of the Republi-
can movement. To the Fillmore party the
South is indebted for crushing out the North
ern sectional faction whose prospects of sue
cess 50 lately cast sad gloom over the whole
South and filed with agonizing fears tie
hearts of conservative men everywhere. The
abandonment OF the Republican candidate is
an evidence of returning sanity among the
masses at the North, and is an omen Of the
success of our Union candidates. With the
contest narrowed down, as it has now become,
to Fillmore aud Donelson and Union and Bu.
chanan and Breckenridge and Disunion, there
Is no doubt of the success OF the former. Our
friends everywhere should beinspired with re-
newed courage. Let their hopes be revived
by this intelligence and let them now make
one bold, firm, united, and decisive effort and
the victory is ours.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24

AMERICAN CoURTEsY.-"Three cheers for
the democratic ladiesp cried one of the
American Marshals as the procession We'd
nesday moved past beVies of our fair dem
ocratic country women. The cheers were
in every instance given with hearty good
will which showed that "Sam's" boys how
ever earnest and determined they may be
in their efforts to overthrow democracy,
bow in respectful homage at the shrine of
WOMAN whatever her faith.
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transatlantic Snccesa.

The friends OF Mr.. Murdoch, the distinguish
ed American actor, will be glad to learn that
be has made his debut before an English au-
dience. He appeared at the Haymarket on
the 23rd ult., in the character of Young Mira
bel, in the play of "The Inconstant, or Wine
Works Wonders" As every theater- goer on
this side Of the Atlantic has already supposed,
his success was complete and triumphant. The
London News says of him: 1--WE cannot point
to any person on the English stage who could
put into the acting of this part, the abandon,
the inSOuciance, the jolity, and at the same
time the fuluess of heart which characterized
Mr.. Ms performance" The London Times
concludes notice of considerable length, as
follows:
"EIis talent was most ad 7antageously dis
played in the last act, where the most force aud
the least lightness is required in bringing out
the effect of really terrific situation. The
inclination to cry like a child, when one of the
cowardly villains into whose hands he has
fallen .weaks him by the nose, and the check
which he pnts upon his feelings that he may
not risk a fatal quarrel, were excellent touches,
and admirable was his rush back into bis ha-
b;ual hilarity when the moment of peril was
past, and he felt himself restored, as by magic,
to the enjoyment of life. A most violent tran
'ition was contemplated by the author, and
this was completely realized by the actor. who,
by his performance in this remarkable scene,
brought down the curtain with loud applause"
At the close of the performance, Mr.. NJ. was
DANGEROUSLY called before the curtain, and sub
equently received in person the congratuls-
tons OF large number Of the leading actors
and critics of the worlds metropolis.
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DYING WoRDs.-A pious and patriotic lady
Of Hart county, KY, departed this life few
days ago, at the age of SO years, uttering with
her latest breath these striking words: my
God first. Willard Fillmore next; for | believe
he is the only man who can give peace to my
country" Let voters at the polls be as true to
their own consciences as this good old lady.
and they too will declare for Millard Fillmore.
as the only man who can give peace to the
country
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Loss of the steamer city OF Savannah.
RAIrrn1nnn Oct 10

The steamship City Of Savannah, from Sa.
vannah, bound 70 this port, sprung leak In
severe storm OF Cape Hatterss.on, Tuesday last.
Her pumps becoming choked, 10 was impossi-
bic TO clear Der bold Of the water that aeen-
INFLATED there, and the rising water extingnish-
ed tie fires, thus orippling the exertions Of the
crew entirely. The vessel wis Kept sfloat On.
III Thursday, when she finally sunk. The bark
Sylpha, Of Boston, took OF the officers and
crew and they arrived here lsss night. Tbs
steamer WA valued at $4,000, and waa iDspr-
Cd for $4,000. The cargo was Yalusd nj
e70,O00 aud 10 believed 10 have been al 10.
sured. The vessel belonged 70 the Steamship
Company recently established 90 run stsamsrs
between this port and bavannab.
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Prizes amounting to 1885,, 500!
VIII BE- distributed according TO the Jolloscing
Splendid Scheme;
$4,000 NumbersL1,1 ITO Prizes!
Prizes Payable IN Full lcitli0at Deduction.
5 C HI IL ME.
''AAo soSz'
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarter S.
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES

The two preceding and the succeeding numbers to
those drawing the FIRST 2l2 prizss will be entitled the
SIS approximation prizes. For sxampe:-lf tickets No
1880 draws the 100000 prize, those tickets numbered
l24S, IL 29 Isl and IL 252, will each be entitled to
$500 and according 10 the above scheme II ticket
No should be draw the approximations would be e. g.
29 999 and 00O Ifcket No 900 should be drawn the
approximations would be 80 Dos 20 999 and g. II ticket
No or 20 500 should be drawn, the approximations will
be on the same principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there 1000 tickets, numbered
from to $4,000. There 222 full Prizes and SIS APP
ordinations, making IN all ,l1O Prizes.
The numbers from to $4,000 espondng with the
numbers the tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are rolled up and encrcled with small tin tubes and pac
In Glass Wheel.
The amounts OF the different 223 full prizes similarly
printed and encrcled placed in another wheel After
revolving tbs wheels number is drawn from the wheel Of
numbers and at the same time prize drawn from the
other wheel by boys who blindfOaed. The number
and the prize drawn out opened and exhibited the
audience and registered by the Commissioner the prize
being placed against the number drawn This operation
is repeated until all the prizes drawn The drawing
is then printed and after comparison, the Commissioner
certifes to ts correctness.
~ Ali orders for tickets packages in any Of tn e
Maryland LOTTERIES will receive prompt attention. and tn
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after IL is
over. Address T. H. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 80 FayeJte street, Boz, No. 40.
oeA-dAw Baltimore Maryland
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The gallant Fillmore Americans

The gallant Fillmore Americans of
Pennsylvania, have resisted all the propo-
sitionS, pleas, entreaties, &c, of the Re-
publicans to join them in the formation of a
common electoral ticket. They will stand
by their own, whether success or defeat be
in reserve for them. And these are the
men whom Southern Buchanan democrats
are denouncing as untrue, and not national!
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voTE ron MAYOR.
The Word Coon Bravelr on !

From shs AibaSy IN. ~ ssslssmss, Oct tea.
We have the Hioss chserlng Intelligence ron al
parts Of the State relating che progress Of The GOOD
eau,s The describes from Fr.neDt are genora
cod mporlsnl Hundreds and thouaAnds OF hon
90, soisss who "a hsst favored him, have already
deserted him Tor The Americsn candidate. The
fsels that nave been pfedaced relative Ga she
lls and character Of Ffemont are telling powefhl.
y saung The people. The ffumeni wagon IL daily
aad hourly becoming more and mere empty, sna
ihe false ptetshee haa ceased 20 lake. 10 oar
Irlsads resay, puBii AHEAD, AND rnn DAY
EAUuRal
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24

ALueAToRs. yesterday, as we are In
formed by Captain Shirley, an alligator, or s
feet in length, made his appearance in the
Mississippi river, close to the Memphis side
The arrival OF such a stranger was an unex-
pected event, and warm reception was given
in the shape of sundry discharges Of firearms,
iE the hands of boatmen. His allegatorship,
however, succeeded in making his escape
Memphis Enquirer.
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We hear the speech of our towns
man TEMPLE, at Murfreesboro, spoken of in
terms of high recommendation. His course
is onward and upward. The day is not far
distant when he will attain the highest
point of distinction and honor as popular
orator
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24

Our friend, PRYOR, of the Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer, has been presented,
by the American Club at Coliersvile, with
a fine gold-headed walking Cane. A COM
pliment welLdeserved and properly bestow-
Il
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WANTED.

E0 0O0 RusHuH dried haa rsscAe, ana Ar.
OO.OOO plea eco ~ ainsenR, heOo Fsalhe'y,
Tor Witch The highest market pties vii Dc pald.
ecils \. q, RANDY. .
o. Handy wi ~ ep constantly On hand large le1 a
Flour, of various ard Superior bssaas.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24
The procession of the America

The procession of the American
Party Wednesday was the ersnt of the cam
paign. 1t was an impromptu gathering
of good and loyal citizens. The ladies
we're out in force, adding by their beauty
and grace to the brilliancy of the scene.
What do they not deserve for their zeal in
the good cause of Americanism?
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24
The Mayors Election in Newark, New
JERSEY,

The whole vote was 7,9Os, an increase Of s,270
the vote Of last October. Mess'sP arkhurst aud
Howell, combined received 4,4l3, a majority OF
9lS over Mr.. Bgelow.
Just previous to the election, eleseR hHRdred for
eigHSrs were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF them 10 vote 10
ibis election
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CtENrs' Fine Cali Pump SO Boots
NJ Cent? ZINE Calf stitched -
Gems Fine Calf Double Sole
Water proof
=" Congress 0alterz;
deaale sole; ass
These gods fem Of the best manufctoiies d
ocsIs SNYDER FslzrLL
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We understand our democratic friends
are getting up demonstration quietly, and
preparing to burst upon the community
with a display. We shall see l0hat zoe shall
see. Look ont bovsl
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Indiana.

Mr.. Willard, the governor elect of Indi-
ana, stated in a speech in Louisville, since
the election, that one of every ten votes he
received was given by Fillmore man. He
is therefore indebted to Fillmore men for
his election.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24

INHE subscribers willing 10 eel One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars 10 goods, and receive in payment the
Bends % the dnerent counties made payable 70 The Louis
vile and Nashville Raih cad, seventy ave cegts 10 he
dsilar. GARYiN HELl Co.
Logisvre oess0-fms
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-24

The Cedar Snag," Gollady, WHO
spoke at the pole Wednesday night, made
a telling effort He is one of the right sort
of "snags," and woe to the democratic
Knight who runs against him.
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WHO WANTS A COOKE

+ RAvn I've 81 tfa beet coats, WasAfs aad lroaaFs IN
lhe state ailAoat any exeepton Also several uoss
eeen huse ssrtAnts, vhe sh the very best rsee
they raea So and have been raised
Ia COED insa Also hksy Beys and 0lrs 90 sale lou Al
~ MIL I. nOTDA ~
este No. % CAesryr sel
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NEW STOCK OF
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C
MEDICAL BOOKS

M f DIG A l. BIO % X s.
JOHN YORK s. co.
Have for sale the following new works
WILSON'S ANATOMY;
FOWNEs' CHEMISTRY;
ERICHsoN'S SURGERY;
UNITED STATES DIsPENsARY;
KIRK AND FACETS PHYSIOLOGY;
WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY;
TAYLoR's MEDICAL JURIsPRUDENCK;
WILSON'S DIsSECTOR;
CONDIN ON DISEASES OF CHILDREN;
DUNGLIsON's MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
H0OPER's MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
MEIGs' OBSTETRICS;
ELLISSEs MEDICAL P0RMULARY;
MEIGs ON FEMALES;
SMITHS ON LEUcORRaGA;
CLYaER ON FEvERs;
FERGUs0N's SURGERY;
HoMER's ANATOMY;
JONES AND sEEvEKINGs ANATOMY;
MILLER's PRINCIPLES;
NEILL's OUTLINES;
RAMsBOTHEM's OBSTETRICS
SHARPLY AND QUANE's ANATOMY;
DEVICES ON CHILDREN;
DEVICES ON FEMALES;
MEIGs ON FEvERs;
WILLIAMS PATHOLOGY;
AsHwELL ON FEMALES;
BUDD ON THE LIVER;
sTANLY ON THE BONES;
And great variety Of Miscellaneous Medical Books NOT
contained 10 this catalogue oets
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FOR NAsHVTLLE AND NEW ORLRANs TRAnI

A ND CHILDRENs' CLOTHING made TO order In the
n latest style, by MRS REATH, corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets, opposite the Verandah. oet-1m
FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE
TIVE new AndHght draught steamerd Tn
Il CRESCENT, w. HoIzEs. Master, kzrg0N.sA5
viii run regularly In the above
during the season. commencing the FIRST rise In
the Oumberand river. She has excellent modaton
ana in point - speed and safety Is unsurpassed. For
freight OF passage, SpPiJ TO III. II. HARRISON,
OctS-dtf Agent.
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j. and TOR Sale.

/ OYER for sale 1O0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
OF LAND Ding The Columbia Central Tarnpiks -
Road seven miles hon Columbia and aOa on IA Pleas
ant, being part % The tract ~ ishf de-
This Land u equal Superior snysn Maury eouuty
Is Uen satsrsd tihs srcbTAted Devers Sprnr brna On
The part eGsred for sAe) veil bsred ssH nprcvsdt
There the premseI some beaafifRl budding sts.
fronting TIE fuFnpke and the eoatempiated Rail Rad IL
yin be divided 70 sait purchasers or sold On BODY
For hartsr lnfornAtioa ApDly AsAvosd p 0nss
Maury county, TeEnessse
aa9il-1 LUcIUs , FOLK.
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cHARl ES HEIOSICK CHAMPAGNE.

FlHE rapid sale waich NY last impertacn q a. .
i arth.le met has tndcesd sFdsr supply.
ukich arrived % day, being "a PB8AOtt 20 any los
ever Jet Offered recommend IL % The Eade as ven a.
AR ft1nfiV nae n T. SIMPSON,
49,. ., y sAI.la. Con Hoass . PssIs sassrs.
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Mr.. n. m. COOKE.

II hereafter hch eng regular Aaesioa BAs TIE syls
ef caf arm remains The sAae.
hAsHYHla, Avg I, tece fRHr MORGAN CO.
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A Blacksmith Wanted.

He undersigned wish to employ competent Black
smith thoroughly acquainted with the VIII 81 Carriage
Manufacturing. Refer TO Mr.. n. Burns Of Nashville.
A. HENrz co.
Huntsville. Alabama, October IS, 1sss-im.
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WuEATl wHEATil
] wAgr V purchase asp saaa,lsy - seed whesl ~
I watch Win pAg ahs his heel pslses
s sesis q. Q. nANpY.
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TUE subscribers havs opened very hAntsoms
i sortment effURNIsHING G0oi.S. eonpFssiag sE~sA
variety 81 gloves, aaspendeEs, neekes, baek and hzy
soeks Inca canbrc handkershsn. hubs sool and exa-
Asf hoe, esn sAaus and nasiers a. ae, Al e
ss.sie CLIFTON Z ARaOgT
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SWEDISH LEIGH ;.
COUNTY BONDS,

JUST received, fresh supply Of Swedish Leches ~ EE-
y press. for sale ~ DkM0VKLL all.
eef9f
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hh@We have renewed ~ eur nee scfe No. z fuh h
Hguafs, whefs epeains neu ana hsaaseae steca
ef Fall sad WnteF ecs 70 shtch W avs tAa asisn,oa
q nsfehaats generally. laagla
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LOST

At the Theatre Saturday niEht last, SMALL P0CK-
Er BOOK containing between ti2 and $780, Of cash due
bills ro,es Any person finding the and leaving
Il at Acton YounRs At the Veranhah, this once shall be
well paid Tor tner Trouble.
Oct 1874 1856. G. THOMPSON.
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Ware House Room
FOR RENT

THE LARGE ROOM Market street Just below the
site Of the old Nashville Inn known as the Agricultural
Mandatory Apply to BENZ. y. SHIELDS
octl4 Agent
TOR RENT or LEASE-The large vacant lot
II Front street Immediately in rear OF the Manu-
factory, we'll calculated for a Lumber Coal yard.
Apply 70 BENZ. ,. SHIELDS, Agent
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An Oaenng for sale three desirabss p ivat- resi-
dsnce-, within fes rnutes ua4 q The Public square.
Ons situated the Of Cedar and spruce strest
Lot fronting - feet Gear and running back e2 feet
al ey- Meet ofiek house ooEain sir coed rcons.
The other lots hontinE S2A feet saCh Spruce
street znd ranning back $50 feet 20 II foot alley Win
stoFy Brics Houses eontaininE rooms eacA.
mis- u deFirabie properly this poft'en o the
city rapidly Improving md THIS aeoat the ony
Gag res1ebe-s eouTen rs % the hususs portion % ths
city. rerns liberal Apply 20 WILL 1. BOYD n,
Ocit-im - Cherry street,
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Valuable CitT PrODerty for Sale,


shgbly suAtsd budinE iot CoiieEs sirsst = oEer-
"A ed iOr sale reassnAbe terms. Apply AZ us Iafrst
oAsee. b3-R
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PRESInENrIAL ELECrION.

DUasUANf 20 an order issued 20 ne frsm the County
Court Of Davidson, viii, Tuesday, the 4th day Of
November 1855 proceed 70 open and hold Election for
Electors for President and FcePresent Of the Uniled
States 10 the several Wards and cF Districts Of David
COuny. The Constabes Of each District author
aed and requested 10 hold the election In their respective
Districts. J. X. EDMUk DsON,
oct1S Sheriff.
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FO r S lie
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ON SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November 1885 on the
" premises miles north Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad viii sell publicly to the highest bidder
that VALUABLE PARM, where Warren l. Pavne Tor a
long time resided about miles north Of Cross Plains con
sst1ng Of abo 2SS scTes; also another Of mbered
land Of about lie acres, lying mile Of home
plzee-in all say about
343 ACRES.
This rare opportunity 10 buy very desirable place.
dwelling houses comfortable Out houses, barns Ae sood
Farm In good state Of high cultivation and EAisred By
never falling web and springs. Sale and years cred
H. purchaser giving note, with good security and len
retained on the same until paid for. small %
cash required At sale. All persons wishing further inEr-
nation relative 80 this property E please call Jossph
Payne on the premises PERRY PAYNE
oet20ssS-tSAEtd Special Commissioner.
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
FOR ALE.

L WILL sell bar ain in my Rssidencs, Ne IS HizA St
The House, new, large and esnmod0us and vel ar
ranged, with all the necessary eohvenieuees aVxs
family Any person wishing purchase si please can on
me at Davis, Pitcher Co., Nc. "a, Pnblie Square
Octe "A DAvTa
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VHTANr 70 HiRk-A geee, honest nexro nan 10 len
ests = rs AI W.S wKlfkifAN.
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MAKES Poss q best materials and s,s- variety.
WI wrcaght IEon AID steel Moaid Board< righs And
len hand Pious- A. w. PCrN4H, PsopFietor.
Tnos SHkaF Manager.
anals--kri
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HAvk two veTy pretty yell0s BOfS ior sale, and I
think The best nsgro earpeneer u fsnhessss Also
good girls, house servAnis EXTRA coaka
youaE men, baekEnihs, Ac. u pea xani gsod nsgress
hat VII 90 70 keep ca sen. have isssrai tkAi
desire 70 si n Tie city and hs3 don3 SAT- IN tAks
uem "a and refa7d The noney. REES ". PORTER.
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uARPER'S NEW MONTHLY for November
II Just received by JOHN YORK 90.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
ATIIL be cod 10 the highest bidder on the Farm Of H.
w Pe:vAy, deceased the oh Octoher al the Mules
ortes Cattle Hogs Ae-ige0 barrels Corn Oats Fodder
and rye Hjusehod and Kitchen Furniture 4e belonging
20 aid deceased.
Terms made known day o. sale.
JOHN :. PETWAYl r
W. PErWAY,
q. PETwAY, 0a" 70
oc;20-dAw :. X. HUME
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Here is that Fancy Boy.

ID EcuvED By Rxpre.s from Nv Vera a. Extra Iot AZ
oesI REsSEI : THOMPSON.
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James G.. Homes

HAVk2z negroe, for sale, amongst them 6 or likely
girls rom II to IA years old, house servant
seamstress washer and ronsr likely aud intelligent sew
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