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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
Horrible and SIurderous A9,ov.

most sanguiaary aud fatal rencontre occurred
ABOUT eighteen miles north OF Memphis in Sheloy
county, IN the Mississippi river bottom on Monday
last between Two wood choppers Zone of whom
was named chambers on one side, and two men
named heruWether and Slaughter on the other
which resulted in the instant death of Slapgbtar
ana the mortal wonnding of Merriweiher and one
OF the wOod-choppers.
1t seems That some time ago the two wood. chop-
Pers mad trading fiat boat on the point of being
wrecked, when Slaughter went to their rescue aud
assisted them very materially In saving their eff
iects During his efforts in their behalf he lost his
coat and hat, aud the wOod-chOppers $50 Slaughter
said) gave hin coat and hat TO replace them.
subsequently the wood-choppers called on Slaugh-
Ter TO pay Tor the coat and hat Slaughter refused
grew.
On Monday morning last after the difficulty had
Oeeh oreSing sometime, Slaughter and Meriwether
went into the bottom where the wOod-choppers
were at work, for the purpose, as Meriwether
AYERS, oil attempting an amcabe settlement. They,
however, went arIped-Slaughter with a shotgun
ana revolver, and AeFiwether with shotgun alone
heriwether was also attended by a fierce dog which
ably seconded him In the ARRAY.
Soon after their arrival at the place where the
wood-choppers were az work, the fight commenced
by the latter who advanced upon their antagonists
with drawn axes. Slaughter commenced firing
with his revolver, but before single ball took e.
feet, one OF the wood-choppers Glove hin down,
splitting bis skull vide open. They thea doubled
teams upon Msrwether, who fred the whole load
of bis shot gun iu:o the bowels OF one of them-ol
course fatally wounding butno at once disabling him
His gun having but one barrel aud finding himself
with no adequate weapon 60 oppose the axes of the
advancing wood-ehoppers Mefsether turned 10 re-
treat bus in doing so, stumbled over log and fell
The wOod-choppers then p0uneed upon ann and
hacked and hewtd him about the head and breast
most fcariully. They got Saaghter's guu aud at
tempted 70 Gre the whole load in his face; but for
lytunate il missed hre.
The man whose bowels AeTiW Their bad slot ou',
jumped upon him while be Wss down, aud stamped
repeatedly upon bis breast che blood wing down
from bis wound, the while, in torrents, upon his
PROSTATE victim. In the meantime. AvrlWslher
dog came 10 the rescue Of his master so savagey,
that the wOOd-ehoppers were fain 20 dssist Tor .
moment; daring which diversion henwetheF ma
naged 10 crawl out OF sight; and aiter yins Qua all
night ia the bolton, attended by his tathinl dog,
finally dragged himself home, wher Al II O'clock
on Wednesday Lass, he Ias thought 90 be ~ dy'
ing condition.
Il Is proper for US omo8tlon that this account Is
derived from the statement Of Ne, heFselhef,
who is a connexion Of w. F. keages, Of the vicini-
~ of Raleigh. That dag deserves an ovation from
the family Of his masteig.-Ms7a. Eogis Bio
qHirer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
Labor in the BRITISH west indies.

The Liverpool Times of the 18th September
says:
we want labor 10 the West Indies, and the
scarcity of labor compels the planters OF the West
TO send to the East for ito hire Asatics as free
laborers, and give guarantees that they shall be
sent home. if they desire it. at the end of given
number of years. Punish the matineers by trans
porting them ia thousands during their existence to
this part of our possessions The island Of Jamai-
ca aud the mainland OF British Guiana wonld ali
sOrb as many as the Indian and the British Gov
eminent could deport within reasonable time
after the suppression OF the revolt. We cannot
see what objection be urged 70 this proposal.
Our philnntbropisss, dreading revival of the
slave trade, will not allow an importation OF free
blacks into the West Indies; but here are, never
theless, criminals guilty Of the highest crimes
known to civilized society, whose lives, by their
base and bloody treaehery, are forfeited to the
state. punishment like this would strike terror
into the Mahommedans and HindOos of British In
dia for generations yet uaborn and it seems TO US
the most Feasible aud at the same tme the most
lenient mode Of punishment which can be ina
gined."
This looks Ike coming back to the old doctrine
of slavery, for crime.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

LAND GRADUATION QUESTION SETrLED.-The
Commissioner Of the General Land Office has re-
jected an application for land under the pFovis-
ions Of the graduation set for the benefit Of a
joint-stock association who proposed 20 place setu-
al settlers upon il. The Commissioner rules that
'she graduation act its title implies, vas inten-
ded for the benefit Of actual settlers and cultsators
Of the soil only and not for specut0rs and tie rights
given BY It are personal aud because Of actual settle
meat aud cultivation already made or contemplate
cd. No entry can therefore be made under said
act Tor the benefit OF any other person or persons
than the party making the same. TO whom the
patent is issued in every instance; proof being
first required 10 entries for settlement and c0tiga-
ton laat be has settled o. aud eatiyA1ed he land
10 default Of whieh the entry Eil be cancelled By
this cfdce "-Slar
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Debt and Taxation of Nex York.

The COmptrOller's report for the present year,
just made, elbows that the permanent debt of New
York city is now $l5 800 900, of which two-thrds
is wholly unprovided for. Three millions must be
paid on the LIST of January. Temporary debts swell
the gross amount to SIS ,OOO,O OO on which amount
the Comptroller paid interest on the 1st of August
Additions to this debt authorized for the Cen
trail Park, tho new Reservoir, and new City Hall,
which may Increase the whole to more than TWEEN
ty millions; in view of which the Comptroller says
that 'the property-hoders of the city have the
prospect before them of an overshadowing debt
and rapid increase of the present crushing taxa
ton" The report concludes with a table showing
the amount of taxes levied in the city for the last
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

yet that does not lessen the necessity for
protection against these contingencies, nor
the obligation of the Legislature to shield
the public from them. The subject of
banking is an important one; it is one in
which the people of the State are more than
ordinarily interested, and is likely to occu-
ply a large share Of the attention of the
present Legislature. Let it not be consid-
cred in the light of merely party meas
IRE; or thrown into the narrow crucible Of
party tactics; but in such measure as will
rebound to the best interests of the whole
people.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Fanny FERNS New Beck.
Ere Sh ave S.
By FANNY FERN.
IN one volume, Blue and Gold.

In one volume. Blue and Gold.

Fanny's leaves are fresh, lively and Pquan ana
they have the nature about them There are
COCO many professed CIR res who say va. 54hs h = ICE
vurer and hippant. Rut this class o. eritio thnk nat
anything is and vulgar and hppant that Is not
commonplace and 6un and stupid. - akespeeTe, ana
and SteTne Addison and fIef fng are
fully coarse and they dresdf1H popular. French
critic has comT Shakespeare dung hill, but what
Of if Critics viii have their say, and they have gt %
say what they think; and the public has right 20 tnh
nd Il always exercises this right without any more
rega the opinion OF critics the weather shows
for a church steepe. The public have given
unquestonabe evidences OF liking Fanny Ferns skeieheP
and the public Of what coarse and vu
gar. style has the vivacy, erseness and cpl
grammatical IvelineSs Of the French school, while her
aucv genial tenderness, and as teeminR with
simple dramatic and feeling the most hearty and
diomstis Of English writer's There some who COM
Solomon Franklin, and Pope, and montalgnes
and La Rochefoucanld and Bacon. But II would be an
into paragraph the Wit which another 10 vain ATTEMPTED
to diduse through or a volume. Fanny Fefh
climbed into reputation through the great aneuIes
she wrote for obscure Journals and compeleu TIC eOiu
TO recognise her genius e 81 the unfortunate chan
nels through which she addressed Il
The present volume pretty little one with gHt
edges, and qua-t binding WI ich has aniquasd ook
mai ing agreeable contrast 70 the common blue ano
gold new the rage among book manufacturers.
From The Nssg Yorker.
Fanny Fern may appear thousand times with FERN
ing and she viii Re agreeable Although she
calls her last book issued In superb style by Mesrs. Ma
the look and ygor Of an intel ee IN its prime
The eye fixed keen, the voice just decisive
Let her faults be what they may WheHeveT Fanny Fern
writes subject 1t is concuded-yOu feel the comfort
there is in being The hands OF aster, mistress
rather This Is Of her richest publications. brm fall
OF life varied and abundant The call for the book Wis
doubt be loud and long.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. II. BERRY g. co,
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EKoHANGE BANK Go0DLI

EACHANGE LINK GOOUII
FTNHE undersigned has large lot Of Boots and Shoes
his own manufacture, made up expressly for the FAN
trade which will be sold at the reasonable prices
Farmers and others wanting supply of negro shoes will
do well to examine my stock.
Also in store and for sale 1875 sides first Black
Harness Leather and lot of pad skins, &c.
For either Shoes Leath tr will take money on the
Exchange Bank par
- 1he highest market Pr in cash paid for country
SIDES. J. W. HAMILTON,
oct4.-3w No. 9, College street.
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- The NeW Orleans 7fss Delta says that the
hrst new sugar 81 that market, ss . specimen a
very green product might pass muster, but for aay
otasr purpose tnan as boast Of oeag hrst "a mar
kst aud ths urs1 sold, they appear great waste
q cane. TIE sugar i without eraia, very mnshy,
Tee editor Of the Rasan Rouge Aayocais has seen
Fiea aud beautiful specimen u neS ssgar. WhieA
sas made a. she plantations u Madame sashn, IL
tbe paFish Of IheEFiile. Sons tsetye o. ioprtesa
hessheads weFo made there GA satusday last,
shieh : SAID . Be q vtFy fae qa4iisy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
ROYSE & EMERSON,
DEALERS IN
READ YMADE CLOTHING
ARD
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,

ne reesiyinE and opening at their Store No o.
n scdth side public square. very large ARd entirely
asE STOCK 81 Fii ana Winter cshiag, Furnishing oods.
and COED stock Preach Cloths Cas- seres Yestuga,
which Wi make up order aud variant
sale. % stock % keadFmada Clothing can
safely "a e beng free from
Of fastern ade Clothing Our stock consists In Part
The feloNinE aFsicisE:
Freueh Coshs CassfEeFes MoFino UudsTshlrts DTsuE
Velvet. Plnsh fesliBs and Al Wool undefskiTts=
Nestzs Hca a Bro. cxasep sisnlel
BLACK and Fancy Grenldnes, Drass aaa slirts;
Over Caztss Hoaien q Cheas csnfJFts;
AascsFy Beaver EaEAadf; FIls Und raairts;
Royal snitaad glreaiarss Cord Shirts AMI Cellar;
Freaeh aad EnEitsh beaver, t1aa CraTat sesFf.
Gfeek saeka aud Eslzass Aol = ard I0uIhsf shirts;
Dress aad fgsot Uosfss Hens' patsn1ed sAoutdsF
spoFtaleas C1atFs seam skiFtss
A large stczk 81 ianiss Emo. and Aarsees shirts;
BOYS OFercoats, shifl Collars,
8oyaf frock Cl4ss ia ketz5LlneH Cane. AR1 RonEze
unice ans Basin=ss Caatss Mrrss
Se1z Ttes asoEss aaG a1a- SKIRT Hosaas.
pcn4srss n aase and UubEeias.
We eel hat via ear onS ckasFleaee aud facilities
enjoy have Euecselei 10 bssuEnE ~ assaFr,snt a.
k8ods, eh.eA fsl please - fears st4tss sr
preez. We inFs be altsntiGu q asasunsefs. "a 81
enEsse = fFe aat lcsl11 - Al - zs a.
esantaatisa o. car ssoca. H3NEE kLFERsOS
AasAElie, ssPt Is Ap.2s. ssath Sc Fasla s4azls.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
LATEST EDITIONS

AshweT Females, MsigS Females,
Budd the Liver. Melgson PuerperaI Fever.
Buckler Bronchitis, hner's Principles Of Surgery
Bartlett FeveTs, Mer's Practice OF Surgery,
Blakeston on the Chest, Neil & Smiths Compound,
Coourbat Females, Neili on the Nerves,
Carpenters Physiology, HeIgan on the Skin,
Condie Children, Owen on the Teeth,
Churchill n Females, Parrsh's Pharmacy,
Churchill on Children, Percira's Materia Medics,
G, clopedia Of Medicine, Parker on syphilis,
Devices Females, Royles Materia Nedics,
Devices on Children, Rawsbotham's Pasurtion,
Dung ison's Dictonarv, ssrgent's Minor Surgery,
Dungson's Materia MeaIc1, simon's Pathology,
Dungisons Remedies, Todl & Bowman's ANATOMY,
Druitts Surgery, Taylor's Med. Jurisprudence,
Duhon on the Ear, Watsons Practice,
DeJongh Cod Liver OIL What TO Observe at Bedside,
Erickson's Surgery. Wilson'S Anatomy,
Fowne's Chemistry, Wilson the Skin,
CROSS Pathological Anatomy, Wilson'S Dissector,
Homer's Anatomy, Woods Practice,
Jones and sievcking, Woods Therapeutics,
Kirke Pc gets Physiology, whitehead on Abortion,
LudIow's Examinations, Ewes Surgical Cases.
Lawr the Eye, Maclises surgical Anatomy
Just received by CHARLES w. SMITH,
Oct9. Bta Al COLLEGE street
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Gentlemen Take Notice
NOTICE.

FINHE Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
have this AZ declared dividend OF IS per share on
the Capital stoe said Company uonths
payable 10 the Stockholders o nd afer the goth inst
a. W. BUTLER,
Oct5-2Ed Secretary.
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BUrrER ASD CHxEsE Nav YoEK.-A person
AZ Palmyra writes shat people need Indulge 20
apprehension Of any scarcity u dairy food, such
as cheese or butter, the quantity Of these arii
ees produced the present season 10 The great dairy
counties Of the State exceeds that Of any previous
year BY shout oae-third. he estimates shAtin the
eouaies referred 70 there have been made AL sast
10000 6rkins more batter than ever bsiOrs IN one
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr. St. John, to amend the laws regulating the
granting of injunctions.
Mr. Stanton, to fix the compensation of jurors.
Mr. Schmttou, to change the name of Robert
Allen.
Mr.. Griffith, directory to the Attorney General
Mr. Vaughn, to limit the fees of the Attorney
General, and prevent unnecessary expense.
Mr.. White, of Hamilton, to establish Chancery
Court at Chattanooga;
Also, to establish a Law Court at Chattanooga.
Mr.. Brazelton, to regulate the fees Of Attorneys
General in certain cases.
Mr.. Turner of Sumner to amend and perfect
the free banking laws of this State.
Mr.. King, to incorporate the Memphis Christian
Advocate Book Depository.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
LUMBER LUMBER!

TNIE subseFasrs have STEAM sac sIILE il saesess-
"a aPsratiea 10 +a1s=s2 cesatys ALI sAe Nash
Fiiie knd ctatlaneoEs hsoas, uazr stegersaa Dspst
and prepared 20 flresh al kEaa q Enuber sna ia
apy saaRsFs ca tle aAF 8 netce. Iheq respectfully
ssesl orders hpll pEzscHs il he cts 81 ksshss shrs
LIesr q ary DE- eg Pson Fhey w dzfsver LaubaE 81
ssPsis-sa- IsaALLs. TALLY CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATF

SATURDAY, October 10.
The report of the Planters Bank was received,
referred, and ordered printed.
hr. hitthorne, from the committee on the jG-
acsry, reported the petition of Jos. hunter to be
allowed TO Tree slave aud allow him to remain in
red in.
Also, reported Senate Bin to allow Constables
to levy fees, and recommended its passage. Placed
on the calendar.
Monday. UA'''
Dir. Bratcher, from committee on new countries
reported bill TO carry out the prayer of the petit
ton of Jos. Clapper.
VT. Davis resolution to bring on the election
oil ComPtFolleF and Treasury on the 10th inst. A
mended to the Soth, and adopted.
BILLS PASSED FIRST READING.
By Mr. Goodpasture. to amend the revenue laws.
Also, bill to amend the act to regulate the fees
OF Clerks OF Courts, &C., increasing the fees of
County Court Clerk
BY Mr.. MeDougal, to repeal the 1st, Sd and 4th
rolls.
By Mr.. Jones, to suppress circulation of small
notes.
By Mr.. Aunday, to prescribe the manner of tax
ing costs in civil suits.
By Mr.. Denton, to amend the criminal laws in
favor OF acquitted defendants, relieving them of
costs in certain cases.
Mr.. W hitthOrne, resolution to bring on the
election OF o. S. Senator, in place of Hon. John
Bell on the Goth.
Senate Bills on second reading were disposed of,
and Senate took recess for the purpose of going
into convention to elect public printer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS

liz Couvention.-The two Houses having assem-
bled in the Hall of the House for the purpose of
eecting Public Printer, for the next two years,
Mr.. Newman nominated Messrs. G. O. TOrbett d
Co.-and there being no further nominations, the
convention proceeded to vote, and Messrs. Torbett
& Co. received So votes, and Messrs. Bang, Camp
& Co. 81. Messrs. Torbett & Co. declared
Public Printers.
A couple of Senate bills passed first reading
and the House adjourned I'LL 10 o'clock, Monday
morning.
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Metropolitan Eating House.
MONEY! MONEYS!

WE viii open Esta' Ishm snt corner of Cedar and
w Cherry streets, TUESDAY, THE 6TH OF CTOBER
Oct6. J. q W. MOORE.
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s.rFAVEn CnW.

CtTRAYED from this city the 9Th uit, large
- COW; she has white on her belly aud
neck add tue iiker. liberal reward viii be paid
10 any giving information OF her at his odiee.
OctT-1F.
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200 REWARD.

oUIsA WALTON, Louisa Winston, likely, stout
IL bright mulatto woman Runaway was stolen from
Captain Waltons lin this vicinity Sunday night last.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
viii be paid for her apprehension and delivery
of this States One Hundred if taken in this city
State
Louisa, who belongs to Col John T. Walton OF Dayton,
Alabama whose family is spending the Summer here,
likely, bright mulaO woman between 90 and IS years of
age with he avy suit Of hair not straight has lost her
Jaw teeth, and her under jaw protrudes slightly.
All the circumstances tend show that she in the city
of Nashville. Ut. WALTON,
Nashville, Sept. II, 1s57-tE BY Agent.
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TO THE LADIES!!
DTess-"

M RS. HOWERTON, Union street, would respectfully
IVA inf orm the Ladies Of Nashville that she has
the services of Miss A. F. MCCABE superior DRESS
MAKER to superntend this department Of her business
She prepared to have any style Of Dress
the shortest ice aHd invites her patrons
give her call.
Mrs H. will be prepared open to her FAN and Winter
Millinery goods. sept24 I'm.
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BOYD & CO.,

veal Estate, Negroes sc.
AZ Yin pay ne hrhsst prices Or hsey yoang ne-
W gress Cash zsfensss naaAe e. etsfees eSa-isnsa
- -. ~ m keep constantly h4nd negroes loF sale
Al - I'd ssand e Wai l. bogds Ne 81 Cherry street,
e.-ssi1i. 800 sept2i.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

A HANDSOME supply OF FAN and Winter Goods, Gen
n tlemens' FURNISHING Goods and Clothing.
Also good assortment Of Cloths, Casmeres, aud Vest
ngs an Of which will be made up order the APP
proved style, by T. J. HOUGH, agent,
septf7. No. II Cedar street, Nashville
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NrGnOEs ron SALE.

A Rare Chnnee % sea Rood SeFV ants
ssgrsrF FfVE % tbirtY Nesrusa consisting a. Aen.
wlensa Bsys and Gifis. special astsnil0a 4 e-ued
- NJ i Coos. washer and iroleT. aud good family
sssrFaat aith hxti1 calt.
sepsll. hoAe %
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CaRPRARB's GOE4D Pms, . - y
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- - -.

A@tA-sa- aaAaia1NE sEalr.
Oct5. No &c Haloa s. usHt door % slats Bsnk.
t. Coautry Merchants sna Niiaers suppllsd gish =
bl4 q geo4z fuly loH prie=a - fureisusl
.zt Bsnnsts rsnsEzssd IL superior - s ad ssssnssis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

BANK OF NASHVILLE.
WE have complete stock Groceries, consisting in
w part of
salt, whisky, Nails, Candles,
Tea, CigSrs Tobacco, Brandies &C. which, with Bale
pc, Baggng and 20 bales Of Augusta Drills all which
will sell at reasonable Bank Nashville Notes.
for certified checks Of deposit.
We have also desirable city nd Fdgehed property
which viii dispose Of favorable the same
way. Apply to
Gets FISHER, WIRELESS 4 co.
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RESUruEn PAYmENr.
JUST RECEIVED.

WE will sell FIRST rate NEGRO MAN payable in the
w funds Of the Exchange Bank Of MuTfreesboFo Also
three fine PIANOS for any of the Free Bank money.
OctI BOYD 90.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, October 10, 1857.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Bate from sundry citizens Of Upton county,
In relation to the removal of the seat of Justice
from Covington to the centre of the county.
Mr.. Ewing, from certain citizens of Davidson
county, asking that the Office of County Judge
should not be abolished in this county.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Rowes, resolutions pledging the state to meet
all her bonds, and to comply with all her engage
ments to Railroad Companies and other internal
Improvements, but recommending that no further
State aid should hereafter be granted. Mir. Rowles
moved susp nsion of the rule requiring resolu-
tons to lay over one day--which after some dis
cussion was withdra WI.
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Wheat! WheatM

TTNHE undersigned having orders for WHEAT viii pay
the highest market rate deliverable at MCrea Ter
rass' warehouse, corner Broad and College sts
Z. WEBB,
juIy17.--d. Cotton and Produce Broker
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LEMONS.
BANK OF MAS

lust received and fer sale at No 25 Union street. IS
- boxes choice Lemons.
Oct5-dlw. s. J. CARTER.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-02-05
T. AND catered, Warrants Located, and
L. Money Invested 10 the best advantage, BY
CA. GILMAN s co.
eauk Rapids, June Is, 1856. blH

~ A.GUAMAN having established a Land
SJ.Agency az sauk Rapids. Minnespta, Is now
ready 10 attend to adj business connected with
buying and selling iapG, locating Warrants, pay
ing faxes, Sc, in the most advantageous mum
sers and AT the usual rates. ;,. sI1 s5f N
Laud Warrant. bought and sod. Neg siati,ns
made for Loans. Gold for sale. Office direesly
opoosi,e the u s Land Office. Business hours
from 10 o'clocb, P. NJ to. T. NJ. Ad orders
nv mail mus, be addressed to c. 4. GILMAN,
Rapids, Min. Ter. a@Fg Ass @
REFsRiEN E;s5:
G w. Sweet, Reg. Land Office, Sauk Rapids
w. II. Wood, Rec. g g
Snyder and AicFsfhnce, Land Agents, aslaneap
-siegolis, Min. Ter.
Tracy aud Farnhaal, Bankers, s.. Anthony Al. +,
Gov. w A Gaffnaas 81. Hara .sf4s..s ~
as Hawlaetas. Esa absass leNss g i. IS.