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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-15
rFssn Ii. Huntsville psnsssa..

The result Of our late elections has even exceeded
our most sanguine expectations. OF course We ex-
peeted that the Democratic party would elect de-
cded majority Of the Legislature and could not lose
more than one, at farhest two Congressional Dis
tricts; but we have car nd every Congressional
District and elected seven Democratic Representa-
sivss to Congress, and have obtained an oyerWheln
ing and unprecedented Democratic majority In the
State Legislature. Know Nothing domains have
been reduced to few precincts in few counties Of
Alabama Its stronghOlds have been stormed and
either wholly taken divided BY the Democracy In
TIE IA countless composing the 9th and 9Th Congress
zional Districts in North Alabama, there have been
elected, according to cur information and belief,
but two Know Nothings, one in franklin (Jaekson)
and one in Lawrence (Clarke.) In the 1th Congress
sionsl District, composed Of seven countless there
have been elected, we are advised, but two Know
Nothings from Shelby.) We have gained one demo-
crat in Lawrence one in Tuskaloosa, two In Greene,
one in Bib, three in Dallas, five In Mobile, and
many more, We doubt not, that are not yet known
to u.s.
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Painting 1sstaplishment.

BUILDERS HOusehodeEs, &c, requested 10 take no.
ID lice that the undersigned, having necessary
arrangements and secured the services Of oompssns
men, Is now prepared 70 take
Large Contracts
the line Of bis vocation, In All its various brauehss
In the departments of
House Painting,
The subserberts prepared exseus with ths rsaasss
PrompGess All eenirAes no UeysF large nav be tsu-
dered 10 style and upon terms which cannot al % I've
satisfaction.
He isasn prepared 70 execute all manner OF
Sign and Ornamental Painting. Graininx ana
Marblinss
having In that department secured the Of
expert and experienced aTflHts.
Inc SUBSCRIBER would req lest peFsong having
line 70 awe hn cali before maxim ahAl srrqngenonts
march6-dn RT p RifING
No. % Union g., between GAsTrY q sumEsx
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H. p. Boris,

ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
this Foundry am making Cooking, PaYloPS
n and Heating Stoves, Ct every variety, Hollow
Ware all kinds Andirons Sad Irons and Ae Irons
OF all kinds.
Also, tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Vice. ali OF which
propose 10 sell At wholesale retail cheap cab or u
puhetua dealers Particular attention pal Roofing
ami Gathering. H. 2. ORhIs,
apr7 MOI College street, NashsiiIS
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FoR CoSoREss.

LIST District. Jas A. Stallworth DEM maj.
over Jno. MeCaskill OK. ny about 1000.
2nd District. Eli S. Shorter DEM maj. over
Bait Peterson *. n. about $500.
Bird District. Jas. F. Dowdell DEM maj. over
Thos. J. Judge OK. NJ about 100.
4th District. sgd. Moore Dem. maj. over VIM.
R. Smith z. NJ about 1850
5th District. Geo. s. Houton DEM maj. over
9Th District, W. R. W. Cobb Dem maj over
H. [. Sanford and H. R. Beaver (Dems.) about
1900.
7th District J. L. NJ. Curry, (Dsm-) no OPP
Dositiou.
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E1anOs RIanos.

GLANDS E4&nOSs
VNTEhaTe received Fourteen more new Pr 49,
w snO-tOrtes from these Hnrivzed ma 81
kers, Light, Newton Bradbury, and HsinesI WE
Bros which makes stock very large and desiraAbe
We would be pleased have instruments sxnin Cd
BY all, whether they desire purchase not Evsry Pr
sno sold By shall be warranted 70 give satisfaction in
very res pee feblO " Z FREEMAN
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University Of Nashville.

S0ASS4 S8OJ IA Az q 368 " 4k4OB
A1BOTCAL DEPARTMENT SESSION 1878 The I'll
u1 Actual Course of in this insti uOn will
Monday, the % ct November nexl, and continue
till the Ist OF the eBsung March
THOMAS K. JENNINGS, N D, Professor OF Anatomy.
J. B,RRlBN LIN DSLEY, N u, Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
c. X. WINSTON, D, Professor of Matsra Medica and
Medical jurisprudence
Al BUCHANAN, NJ D, Professor of Surgical Anatomy
and Physiology.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, d, Professor of Obstetrics and
IN, Diseases Of Women aRd Children.
PAUL 2. EVE, N ID, Professor Of Principles and Pue-
tees Of Surgery.
tice of Medicine
WILL IAN T BRIGGS, NJ D, Adjunct Professor and De-
monsIratoF OF Anatomy
The Anatomical RO will be opened for Students on the
1rsI Monday u October, Che 5th)
Preliminary COurse Lectures, free 70 all Students
will be given Dy the Professors cOmmsncg the ls
Monday in October.
The Tennessee state Hospital under direction ofths
ulty, lie open 70 the FL $50 free of charge.
ChBique has been established IN connection with the
University. al which oper ons are psr'Omed and
prescnbd 70 and ectu the
amount FEES for Lectures is sos Naturalization
(psd only IS; Practical my SIU Graduation
SIS
Good boarding be procured for to 81 week For
further Information or Catalogue apply 10
PAUL p EVE, n d,
NRahU An = uv nnFf ha E.au tn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-15

Source OF FAT.-During the course of the past
year, experiments have been made in France on a
numl e of ducks to prove that the fat may exceed
the uIltity which could be referred to the food
they we're supplied with. Some were fed on rice, a
substance which Contains only few parts of fat in
a thousand Others we're fed on rice with certain
amount of butter added. At the end of the expert
ment, the first lean when first placed upon
the diet; the latter, in few days, became positive
ly balls of fat. Other experiments were made on
pigs. II was found as the result of several trials
that there was sometimes more fat produced than
was contained in the food on which they were fed.
Food which, given alone, has not the properties Of
fatteniug, when mixed with fatty matter acquires
the property to astonishing degree; and fatten-
ing articles of food which do not contain much fat
always abound with its chemical constituents the
principal of which is szote, and from whence the
fat acquired is certainly derived
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Memphis Medical College.

THE Regular Lectures Of this College will euce on
MONDAY, the I'd OF November and will Continue tour
months.
FACU LTY.
JOHN MILLTNGTON,M D, Professor of Chemistry and
ToxeOlogy.
AYHEs MERRILL, NJ D, Professor Of Principles and
Practice Of Medicine.
Lewis sHANKS, I'D Professor Of Obstetrics and Dis
OF WOme and hIldren.
AKTHHk X TAYLOR. M ID, Professor Of ApstOmy.
HOWELL kuBA RDS, N D, Professor of S1rgery.
GUTHRIE, N d, Professor of MatsrIa Msdlca and
Pharmacy
DA lIEL 2 WRIGHT NJ D, Professor Of PhysO' ogy and
Pathology
GEOh6s E JONES, NJ D, Oemonstrataro Of Anatomy.
I0HN MAkAbLE, ID, CuraJO Of the Museum.
he fee for the slO5, payable n advance
Matreuati Tee, IS. Graduating as Anatomy and
sssc0n $40, TO be Isken before graduating
open fr he LIST Of October.
Preliminary Tres frt all students and
the pubic, by each Professor subjects
his depar men which bs fully h 10 rsEu
course, be d. liyeTed during the en-
menciBg Monday the 18TH q the month.
pital the membaTs Of the all times,
special cli eal instruction will gwen in The the
Institution s-W ednesdxy and Saturday-OftVer
week. The DspeBsaTy, or the College
receives large number Of patients ming Surgical
operations Horned presence II the class pa
sufnUg from Of diseases prescribed
for, and medicines compounded and dispensed, with
instruction may be illustrated by parieU cases
The College possesses ample Museum. Chemical
PhIOsOphcal Apparatus and thing necessary demon
strate the course of lectures each branch.
student, desiring further Information will address Pro
fe scr D. Shanks, ID.
aug4--sw L. sHANKs, N Dean
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RS-The Lincoln Journal expresses its choice for
Andrew johnson and Geo. W. Jones fer United States
Senators from Tennessee.
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS

IRON FUUNDR1s
WE have s sTted and extensive Foundry
w old stand Of NashViiis Manufacturing
Comrany, and prepared execute heavy aud Eght
work any DESCRIPTION the shoT nucs Light Cast
nss small smOuHts mOdrrats city pre- heaVV
ings ls-ge furnished per Cneinnsii
prices with dnbs Of freight W. ha' also Commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines sEmlls Rlourmls Of the most Improved
patterns made 10 order JObbng repairing
at ly We ready o make for Engines s
and shail rnsh plans enable purchasers u
Mills with little expense. Manufacturers Farmers VIII
find Profitable 10 rs, before going East West
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
FOrststOnary and made order ofhs
bsst MATERIAL ,iete with PefrOnts Grss StandDpss
and Valves warranted 10 aBt ny pressure required for
Manufacturing or pOrpelliIg pups ses
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Of SmthWork done IN sxcslsnt styls
none but hrsrate lrOu usedraWm WORK, Stsrurs Dogs
PitmRn Irons, Saw Bolts all kind Mil
m de TO order short notice.
Farm wishing purchase good. cheap Machinery, vii
do we'll ~ cali al Office o address BY I-tIer
JACKER q CO..
Claiborne Machine WORKS, Nashville, Tenn,
uly25u Late Nashville Man. Co > sRops.
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VOTE FOR SENATOR.

The official vove for Senator in this district stands
az follows:
burch,
Trewhitt,
Bureha majority,
-ChattaaO0oa AdUeTtizeT.
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=. B. FoGG.

y. B.. FoGG. h. N. h. FoGG-
F.B. FOGG & SON.
z FOGG, having laksn his partnership, thsR
will practices Law in the sdprrms, = sder aud
Courts Of svd.on County Prompt attention will be gFsa
ahn o--I-.f- - - - lmna lin.
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Read This and Profit Thereby.



I. O. Nicholson & co.'s.
No. 2s, on the square,
YoE can get all kinds Of Good at Greatly Reduced
Prices.
OUR Summer DRESS GOODS We will sell At cost and
even less than cost for very anxions " close
mem Al out before fall and will make the price no Object
As 70 We sell the goods
have lett some beautiful Silk and Fcunced Orandies
and BeTase Pad Organdies, French and scotch Mus
ns; ALSO Mante hosiery and various other things which
We viii Eot mention mere. but found at our house,
some cheaper than anywhere else Our stock Of
White Goods
Is very larges and will give great bargains In that way
Be sure you call coon before they gone FOR We are
xiO0s that customers should eny the benee ~
our cheap goods avg eSH J. e Nt'HOI.SpN y ca
MILES, MOAE.S.
oR sac, OF the xrgest finest teams Of ulss In
the State Also excellent match Of family carr sre
h1rses aOle work horse. few thorough bred colts
ano nes Of mot approved Oresd. Also heifers and
bulls OF the best milK stock.
aug e-d6 W. G. HARDING
Champagne ard sweet ider.
NEW lot Of tbs above Just received packages Of
n Ne" York made Ale Pumps, lot with silver tops;
50 boxes Fr nch Confeeieusre; assorted candies
Order fresh every days crackers sh every days 50
nuts assorted; 100 bbls. ale, brands These ARTICLES
&c fire. Sd anu will be sold cheap.
aug2 G. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.



DY vinue Of deed executed to the Nashville Building
ID AssOcis ton by n. L. Weaver, which record In
the Registers on Of Da gidsOn county 20 page
SO the laid Nashville Building alton, By its Treasurer
will Saturday the sub day Of August he court
yard gaze Nsshsl sell sue "a highest bidder
for ca~h the property therein de scrbed being in
Nashville, fronting forty feet Ma ke street and running
back 1871 feet, which 10 stu ted comfortable family
dence. The equh. redemption led 10 SAID decd
Sale 70 take place at u o clock,
CHAS. A. FULLER, Treasurer
POstpOnemeDt.-Thss sale OF the above property is
postponed unt SGurday, Ihs 18th day August 81 the
hour and place. auK9 g.. A. FULLER, rTaas
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GROCEhIEs.

GkOCEhIESs
IS hhds Sugar, 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee
2OO bbis rushed Sugar, eco ba<s extra Ba l. do;
90 bbls Powdered sugar, ~ pockets Old Java,
100 bbts MOlasss 500 kegs Nails. assorted
$50 bxs Star Candles, 200 bxs SA 20 and IOX9 Win
$50 half bxs do do Glass.
2OB quarter b1' do, 300 bxs Glassware,
100 boxes Dayls sumner 81 bags Pepper
Canoles, 90 bags spice,
oOO DAs r seeobs ooap, ~ Ginger,
Va and 40. Tobacco, JuU cas- or bf HIS Cardinal
300 ca k Carb Soda, 400 etses Jstrbes
2Oa dc5 PainJed Buckets, l2J ngstt Tub.
20 nests Ne 'leTs, SO nss Gzrrst5s SnuH
10 Tacks SInars
10 hKs Gdnp and Tmp Tea "a batf chests Rack Tea
$40 rsams Wrapping Paper inOO dozen Masop Backing,
~ barrels Pixies WHISKY 4j barrels Whisky various
70 - Old BourbS "a DO, brands,
os . A. ID. Brandy, &C N N. Roy Whisky,
~ Gin; 40 bbls Native SWest vine,
DeOO Ia NapOleoa Cigars, 100 brands cigars,
Sl,O0O Oper4 d.. IUO bxs Melee Cigars,
3OU 0bs Walkers XXX Summ5r For sale 10 tho
trade BY L4NIBR, PHILLIPS * 90
Engi3 20 Market street, Nashville, Team.
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srNATORIAL Observation-Disclosures.

SENATORIAL DISTRICT-0FFICIAL.
DR.. Thos. Menees has made most brilliant
race, and carried the Senatorial District by ma
jOrity of 12O votes, being in gain Of about GOO.
The following Is the official vote:
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Sumner Nantes, e,s.

SKINNER Nantes, esS.
prices will their sale. And to all pc
not supplied wOuli say is the time; for
determined tn Close them regardless OF cost.
We bavs large STOCK Of staple Goods Carpengs, Rugs,
Mats. Oil cloths Cur DDS, Linen Table Da max, fs
bic cloths, Napkins, Towels and linen Sh etings
MoeqletO NsIs etc, which will sell very low
possible prices. lAng a K. @ McNAiRY = co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-15
MAIL ROBBER ARRESTED.

Messrs. Copeland and Edmonds, commission mer-
chants of this city, received the following commune
cation from D. P Blair, Esq, Special Agent of the
POstofice Department, dated Oxford, Miss, August
Q, 1851:
Il arrested ]. NJ. Alter, a mail carrier from
Sarepta Oxford, Miss, and found on his person
four half noteslef half POI aud 4464 on the Union
Bank. l committed him in default of So 900 bail
His trial will off at Pontotoc, Miss, in Deem
Der next. Mr.. W. d. Mitchell has some money, and
will send it up to be used at his trial
Alter had on his person when arrested a check
for S25 and $50 in whole notes; also a mail key by
which he enabled to get into the bags, while on
the road. The key was probably stolen from the
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RENnrANaHrR,
H<na Coal Company.

80 80. NEW YOEK, Aug. 2, 1917.
HE Annual Meeting Of the stoekh holders + the Ena
Ainng and Manufacturing Company will take place at
sae ece OF me company, 81. BroadE ay New York og,
on Monday tie 18th Of September 10 O'Clock a.
NE purpose Of elecng Director for the en- suing YEAR
By order Of tue President. I'm CHS SUKI sNRR Seere
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RS- Then. Y. Tribune announces the resu,

P. S.-When l am through with the fish I shall
take up the subject of birds and other game
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NEGROES for s ale.

VkTE have good hand - sale amongst
w hem two good cooks, several arst house
servants good blacksmith and 10 Is god field hands
Gngi-u H. a. n NYNES
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-01

Yesterday, we heard of n small trick
which il not altogether credtable TO one OF
our Democratic magistrates Mr.. VIM. p.
Campbell, our present County Surveyor
and Republican candidate for reelection,
while attending 20 his official duties in the
country, wa served with summons to At
tend trial, which the magistrate had se,
or O'clock on the afternoon of aGgt Moa-
day; the day Of election! A person opposed
TO Mr. Campbell personally, had sued him
or the amount Of seven dollars. IL appears
dr. c. had employed man To do certain
painting about his house, cor which lac Wa
To DC paid six dollars This man cmploy Cd
the plaintiff to do the job. lie only par
tally did the work, and Mr.. G refused tc
pay him TIL the job was done, a. he wa,
perfectly ligh, IN doing The painter nov
ering- suit FOR =. The magistrate could
ave fixed the day III trial Cor any time this
week. Instead Of doing SO, lac sets apart
the day IL election, soa- 10 cake Mr.. {. from
the polls for half day When Mr.. c. pro-
tested against tins, the magistrate replied
aAat he had the right 10 ia the Trial an,
lime he pleased No one doubts las right,
out We think the obssc II this right by set.
ting the trial at such time as 60 keep
aandidate from mingling among his friends
the whole afternoon q election day, is
shabby piece Of business. Mr.. L. might CT,
out isracaftsa with great deal better face
han the Democratic candidate for sheriff.
iis friends should promptly resent this at
tempt 10 igure him. Mr.. c. pays all hi
honest aebts-but that is not the question
here. lie has furnished Us with these facts,
aud the responsibility belongs with himself
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-01

Ia New York and some other States,
Sheriff. are elected tnr only one term. The
object &C this Is, to have general 'sauAring
up If official affair al brief intervals 20 n
alter every election % commence anew with
straight accounts Every New Yorker
knows that this j. the correct way. A con-
tinuation u the same man in office for long
p .r'ods enal les him to secure through the
influences 81 his office more political power
than IT Is RICH, Cor any man 10 have-it
gives him kind Of pccuniary control, TO be
hanged 10 political Mt election times, over
too many Of his fellow citixens--it gives him
the power Of petty dcspot, gathering and
increasing with ycars--it enables him TO
conceal certain ncgliRencc- and uniaithful-
ac~- In the discharge Of his duties, which
literally easao. bs found out till he rctircs,
in fact, il enables him to act without fear
of immediate responsibility. The principle
: srVag. Yet we have before us u mau who
las held the Office OF Sheriff Cor ten years,
asking the same office two years longer
What citizen who has ever had experience in
the ono and two term policy Of other States,
will vote for continuing this candidate in
Office twslse years2 II be l. not satisfied now
with holding the Office ten consecutive year,,
when gM he be satisfied
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-01

We AZ, having the present sLcr'ii anu
Iii. administration held ny 90 u' as Patueu'Ai
models If all that Is good ani eatin'aoi'-
as personal a,!d political perfection "isn
the person and pen aonal,tic- we have ho'h-
ing to do. excepting 90 far rs the person ana
nolitics or tue person and hs ofiice, are eoii'
nec,ei Nov we regard Mr., Leonard a.
,.l,t,s,a..--we have -poken oi him as such
a, nh times excepting when speakins of him
IN lis official character lie and IN. admin
i~trat,on have been political. While shef-
IN Of the count, he has been uncca in. and
IN h. efforts 70 defeat the n
ponent- II the pro->la,cry Democratic party.
Every election he has been on hand. back
ca hy all the influence OF hi, official posi-
ton. aud thus far making A,s Office political,
to carry through bis party. No man IN that
party has done more to cripple and defeat
its enemies in this county than he
But more than this. At the lat August
election, he and his dcputie- looked on
quietly ut rowd, =. his party, who during
the entire das was ripping, swearing ana
bullying about tho polls, interfering WIN
voters. Mt timc~ ilourishing q knife, and Of
icrinc every incentive or provocat'on Tor
general disturbance. lie was not arrested
he was not even stopped, although the
Sheriff and hi Deputies were present, In
the evening" when the polls were about clos
ing, Republican voter came up just from a
hard da,'s work. Tins rowdy met him,
raised muss, and 'hc Republican was ar
rested, aud carried of without being permit
ted 10 vote The rowdy was left alone At
the November election, one Republican was
knocked down and prevented from voting al
all and number Of Germans found IL i'm
possible to vote. All this occurred under
the administration of this gentleman, who
is now begging Republican votes. He now
thinks Republican just as good Is Dem
ocrat--probably as good As negro If he be.
haves himself The Republican who votes
for MIR. Leonard, will vote for the strongest
enemy Of his party in this county-hc will
vote to give this enemy precisely the power
he want. to exercise great influence against
the Republican party, and without which.
official power he is no stronger than others.
Remember thai. Elect him now, and you
will meet him at the poll ut the next cleo.
ton, when great principles are a, stake,
backed by the very influence you helped
give him, and exercising all its power I,
crush you and your principles and party
That's the way to view the question.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-01

CHARLES SUMNER ~ LoSDox.-Bayard
Taylor, in his last letter 10 the \. Y. Tt
taas, says:
Mr.. Sumner Is here, at Manrigy's Hotel,
in Regent street. have noeyc; seen him,
but some friends tell me he is looking very
well. No American has ever been more
popular in England than Mr.. Sumner, and
ac Is at present floating ON the top wave oi
London society. heard the other day
,ood story Of his arrival here. lie entered
ais name upon the book ~ simply "Mr
sumner, Boston," and was accordingly set
Town by the host and his tlunkies a an or
linary traveller. The next morning one OF
the latter came 10 Mr.. Summers room In
.ome excitement, and said Lord Broug-
lam il down stairs, Sir, asking for you
To the walters amszcmeai, MIR. ;. quietly
aid, without exhibiting the least surprise:
" Very well show hmm up" Not long If
tcrward the former came stlll more excited:
"Sir, the Lord Chief Justice has called, and
Ic asks for yop :" " Show him up" was
again the cool reply. After his Lofdship
lad departed the waiter came once more,
oewildcrcd and little aggravated: S,r,
81, the L9sd Ciaactlior OF Eaglasd iias call
cd To sec YOU ~ Show him up, repeated
Mr.. 5. These astonishing facts were no
doubt at once communicated to the land
lord, for the next day M,raisg Posi- an
aounccd tho arrival Of His Exccllcncy the
Honorable MIR SUMNER at Maurigy's Ho-
tcI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-01

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
l. Iands are offered for sale by the -Igned GA
the favorable terms the price. being moderate
one fourth cash, aid the balance Va ono two, three
and four years, with ten per cent Interest
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