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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-09-11

Al a Court # Probate held al Limerick, within
aud for the county Of Yor;, on The first Tuesday
IN September, In The year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud hily.seven, by The Honorable I'd.
ward T.. Bourne, Judge OF said Court:
I'm the petition Of Susan Butler, Administrative
" Of the estate Of Moses X. Butter, late VI Lcb.
anon, ia said county, deceased, representing that
the personal estate VI said deceasd Is not sufficient
To pay the jusi debts winch he owed u, tue time
Of his death by the sum OF one thousand dollais,
aud PRAYING Tor u license TO sell aud convey the
whole Ui the real estate # said deceased, at pub.
I've auction or private saie, hrcau.s by P-H"i
sale the residue would he greatly Injured:
ORDgkED, That the petitioner give motto, there
Of To the heirs ol SAID deceased aud ~ all Persons
Interested Ia said estate, 10y causing a copy oi
this order To he published IN the Union aud
Eastern Journal, printed in BiddelorJ IN said
county, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear vt Probate Court To be held at Alfred,
ID said county, On The iirst Tuesday IN October
next, al ten Ui the clock la the forenoon, aud shew
cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition Should not be granted.
81 Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
a true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-09-11
Young America
TARGET PISTOL MANUFACTURING CO
New Havon, Connecticut.

THIS PISTOL Is intended as the iorerunner
l. OF the ordinary pslul, and Is de>lgn u Tor
Young men and boys who wish 10 euoy The rN'
citing spor: Of firing al a TARGET, ai the most tn
fling expense, and without any dan"eroi idcni.
The cheape. ordinar, pistol Is thlec oriuur lines
the price Of this, besides beng dangerous ~ the
han,ls Of boys. THIS Pistol i inrlei with Tue
common Fire Cracker. which forms u couplclr
cartridge, and will cary bail ten or uiiern
PAGES with the same precision a. the ordinary
pistol, hut not with suiiici5nt force {" 40 eny sc-
rious damage. As Ane'Ici j. shooting nalinn,
the Young Americans must ma wllI learn the III
by which our Independence WAS 'ur1d. Hence
this TARGET Pistol Il exactly ~ time, uud NUT
meet with universal sale among our youth oi The
South ard West lis operation is prrlcriy sm.
pie, aud il Is not lialhr to get ont UiDnlcf. mll
description will accompany every case oi Pi,i'iN
The Pistols are put up at tn Factory IN cases Of
so each, ready TO sent by exposes To any ptr of
the United States or CanHd1.
Retail Price, IS Goats; by ia, case, $3.50, or
rs Gents each.
FRENCH, HALL Il co,
IS New Haven, Ct.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Sept. 4.
AT market 1900 Berl Cattle, 300 Sheep, and
20OJ SWINE.
Beef Cattle. We quote extra $500 u 8 80 ;
frst quality 50 so a $50; second $40 s., 80 |;
thru sJ,OUa 1918;
Wo,kIng Oxen. Sales from sl0S 10 SlG5.
Cows aud Calve. Sal. from S2i 10 SO.
Sheep. Sales m lots tom S2,5Jto S2,7o.
SWINE. At retail, hon y ~ ~ cts.
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NOROMBEGA HAIL,
A Steam Engine

will be In action for the purpose OF propelng any Ma
chnery exhibited.
The necessary Blanks can be had by applying to the
Secretary Of the Society, at Winthrop, until September
18th, AFTER which address him at Bangor.
The Fair will be opened on
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Hams,


THE Subscriber keeps cons any on hand ct bis yanl
j on the Kennsbsnt I'D, above Kings corner, brsch
large ists N ssls baysu. hARpiN TAYLOR.
Bsddsird, JOY n, 1851. "
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BOSTON MARKET. Sept. sth.
FLoUR.-Sales OF Western Supertine at 90, %
Fancy, go 1913 extra, S7,2j $500.
GRAIN.-Cofn, sales OF yellow Hat at 90 a OIL ;
white at 9!a 9Jc. Oa.s-Nonhern AT ~ C; Rye,
sl,0O,
HAY.-Saes Of Eastern u. 10 a II per ton.
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BANGOR,
Ten Thousand Dollars

the three following days.
Ten Thousand Dollars
offered In Premiums for the encouragement OF the
several departments Of Agricultural, Horticultural Me-
chanical and Ariistca Industry. The Trustees have
made ample provisions br Grounds and Halls to ac-
commoiale Exhibitors In these pursuits.
NOROMBEGA HALL,
the largest and most ample In the State will he fitted
up for the exhibition of ,he beat specimens OF Machinery
WOODEN and Cotton Goods, Carpetings Of Wool aud oil
Cloth, Household N nufctures Needle Work, Colh hing
Millinery, Hats, Caps, fars. Paper, Printing, Blank
BOOKS and Binding, Leather Fabrics, Edge Tools, Ag-
rcutural Implements, steam Engines, Furniture aud
Upholstery Goods, toyes, Ranges aud Furnaces Silver
Ware, Oil Paintings and specimens Of the Photograph
Art lin Short every product u industrial skill and
terpiise.
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tuesday, Srptrmb'r 2gth, at Q O'Clock P. n,

An Office will he opened at Norombega Hall, Sept,
Der 5lh, for making entrees and attending TO any bust
connected with the Fair Exhibition, and the
pc rintendent will be In attendance.
In addition 10 the regular list Of Premiums liberal
minded gentlemen have generously contributed funds to
be distributed In Premiums best skill manifested by
La Lie N IIhinl, ON IInrsehacE Alan Glr
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EllIIL AID IBB IllIIsLIiIS

Til, new aud ,pI,uiGij.iIuNraIrd work Zone
large yulumc octave. IN uaiiurn siil' with tie
superb vr.umc5 ~ d. Kmc'. iTtiic ETpi0rl.
tioRs,l /. Iha joint ciind uiihr ahuvr nlnyd -rh'
I.,mri. win. - travellers aud OIL, missionaries,
(,,ld one 40 un oI'irtal position as hriing Sccr'
tary ufihr Uu'ri Sil',, Lr-tlinu 90 ROD lave
had % lru- auI varied experience iI % irut l.ilI ui
utrtrs', ysri o.. Ne, r,.srtJ o. On u.lUrll, cutu-
mcr'lai, .u,I.a, uT Huru puini a., view. Pare
500
aFAny oi the above wpf,s wi'I b. seat 10y
nil rcr pfplas, b. cuNung zoe Published
pI.rc,
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More than 100000 sold within 0 Mon'h'.
Dr.. Kane's Great Work,
Arctic Explorations,
Robinson Crusoc .
Oar Nos. Eminent ,sen

eing n f,lhlu acrount Of prv,iions and hard
hips, the narrative OF which cannot be read with
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To be had in hAds for Hotels Restaurants, 40, and In
eases Of 2 and cOEen Pints from
WESsELL a THOMPSON,
ahvTfa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

Miss ELIZA LOGAN commenced an engsgementat
Wallack's Theatre, 10 New York, on the 18th inst
The Tribune speaks of her acting as follows:
The play, e. EVad,,e - although falI of inconsis-
ten,ies and aosurdilies ard bombast and ridiculous
fustan from one end 20 the other may nevertheless
be invested with crr'=in degree OF Interest by an
actress Of unusual ability, and this ab:ity we joy
fully concede to Miss Logan. She Gid what we have
never seen done before-sae redeemed the play
from its customary mouOtoaous dullness, ard put
an earnest fife into the character which made pos
itively interesting. Siss Logan is unsurpassed as
an elocutonist; her voice is unusuAly sweet as well
as powerful naturally, and it has been cultivated
to an extraordinary degree o. perfection. She is
most graceful end pleasing in all her movements,
and she seemed to thoroughly appreciate the few
good points there are 10 the character Of EvAdne.
She called down enthusiastic applause, was greeted
with the stereotyped floral honOrs, and was called
twice before the curtain. We welcome this lady
heartily 20 the New York stage, and hope soon to
see her in characters better calculated 70 display
the fine ard cultivated powers which it is evident
che possesses.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

Gen. ZoLuooFFER and Col. QUARLEs, csndi-
dates for Congress in this district, addressed
The citizens Of Davidson county in this city
Yesterday. The issues of the canvass were
very thoroughly discussed. Col. QUARLEs was
laboring under some affection of the lungs,
which prevented him from even satisfying
himself. he is a pleasant speaker, and bears
himself respectfully towards the adverse party
Ii is needless for Us to speak of Gen ZoLLI-
GOLFER to the people of this district lie has
been their immediate representative in Con
gress for the past four years. His array OF
facts and srgumeBts TO our mind, are conclu'
1--WE. He has at bis command a vast store OF
accurate political Information, aud vel! d.
gested and convincing argument; and hence,
is always able and interesting. We would
wish that every voter in the district should
hear him and his competitor before the day
of election; and we hope that they will be
met at all their appointments by full turn
out of both parties.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

From B1rO1 Lie1t1.
1.-THE specimens Of your Pale Ale sent TO Afforded
another opportunity OF confirming It's valuable qualities
am myself admirer Of this beVe age and my
peenee enables to recommend II, Ia accordance with
the opinion OF the eminent English physicians as
very agreeable and Efficient touie and General bever
age both for the inralid and ne robust.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

"The sitting nature OF the chemical examination which
the Beers OF Messrs. ALLSOPPS manufacture for many
uonths past have been subjected to, folly establishes their
incones table purity. The process OF brewing Pale Ale
one which nothing but water and the best ms and hops,
the hrst quality, used; q Is operIti0n u s
greatest deiicdcy and care. which would be entirely
ruined by any tamperns with the materials employed
"LOadOp 1Brl 26n
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press. ]

HEw YoRx, June 23.-Cotton advanced 1c; mid
ding Orleans l4f Middling Uplsnds l49. Flour,
wheat, and corn dull. Provisions quiet. Rice stea
d!. Freights heavy. Stocks dull
Powers statue of the Greek Slave purchased
at auction at So, O0O by the Cosmopolitan Art AS
ISOLATION, at Cincinnati, for distribution.
CoKcoRD, June 23-The Personal Liberty Bill
passed the New Bampsli ire House of Represents
tives by ls4 gainst IA.
The resolution condemning the bred Seott decis-
ion, was discussed.
30 ton, June 23.-The sIoop-of-war Cumberland
sailed for the coast OF Africa to-day.
MARKETS PER PERSIA.
HAvRE, June lo-Orleans Tres Ordinairs firm.
Breadstufs firm. Rice dull.
Orleans Fair 81 Middling 1915 Upland Fair
St, Middling 1915.
Saturday afternoon. Cotton quiet and arm.
LOUISVILLE, June % -River-o3 feet water on
TIE Falls al noon. Weather clear. Thermometer
n.
LOUISVILLE, June 24-The river is still reced.
ing with feet water on the Ias. Weather clear.
Thermometer 80.
RICHMOND, Va, June 94.--The New School
Presbyterian Church. of this city, has endorsed the
appointed delegates to the convention to be held
in Washington city on the 9th of August next
WASHINGTON, June 24th.-The official decision
10 regard to the California mail service is not ex-
pected till Saturday.
General Wool is dangerously i'll at Troy, New
York.
New York, June 24.-The steamship Canada
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool with upwards
of 81 300, 900 in specie.
BosToY, June "a Brooks furniture warehouse
and other buildings on Blackstone street, have
been destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June "a w. W. Adams
jewelry store was entered by some burglars last
night and robbed of $40, 900 dollars worth of jew
elry and plate.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Governor Cummings
takes his family to Utah for permanent residence
there.
Col Jack Hays, Surveyor General OF California,
will probably be transferred to Utah for similar
capacity.
Brigham Young does not recognize the govern
ment titles He claims possession of all the soil OF
Utah.
1t is expected the troops for Utah will leave
about the middle Of July or the first of August
Col Richardson having declined the Governor
ship Of Nebraska the present Governor resumes the
duties of the Office.
j. II ONeil s removed from the District Attor-
neyship Of southern Ohio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DR. Vrtae q s.o asr siass 70 ne directed sad delivered
ID iron The kon9raoe Creat coart % patdsoa eoaatI.
rrns-sses - its naT term ISL 81 expose % Poole
sss D. ne hiEest efder Tor casA ~ lc Near l9-se
y4Ta gale ia ne Cify % Nssasile, ca cAItkSai tha
t-,Tt al ..sats shsh lahs c. Acte1orc he1 had, o.
- ~. sscs s1ursl = kna 10 ne olosiag described
tr.t 80, p.ree a. lof 81 ETound tosit para 81 Lee
~ "a 4, a. o4tsnal plan - he cfF 81 Nashville,
al teaossd a. bias-, to-sn; heEiantnS en- ne
crn.r q GsF and sPrace stfsts u sad Gag, running
sh 80 ts Has q sPTzes strest IN Southeriy cifee-
- "a 49, nshss sac corner 81 paFs oi SAD Lot
s-.frs sd 70 John Saluasl staeker, thence right
s-xs an said ktraee atreet e1 ieet % stons, hencs
~<Tsll IA aaa cpraos slrues ia Negthsriy rectioa
t6S rs incAes Sag street, thencs sith TIE the %
eny n westerly dirct "a - teet % re sexn-
ninE, keng kNled "a a. he pTapefJ q tehn q hcLe-
u,oss . sats ladgnsata fentsret In AEor % James
gossph wsss. K1rs 4 Rear weeda and v. 4 ssEsnson.
JOHN K Tpn0NSoS, sAsrs.
Jass IA ISL. ~ 4 4. eAAeBklL, p. =
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Gisrs a uyIng,On'. Gallery of Fine Arts

GIers a BYIDgIOn's Gallery of Fine Arts
This establishment, corner Of Deaderck ct. and
the Square, has just been newly fitted up in fpen-
did style With every coucenisnce. and the propre-
tors have spared expense in making il one of
the duest Galeri,s ia the South western country.
Their side and SKY lights are the best in the city,
and the ladies' will find fne Piano, as Sl'o, CON-
modious toilet room, fitted up exclusively for
them They pledge themselves that their pictures
shall not be surpassed by any artist in the city, and
invite the public, and the ladies' particularly to call
and eIsm;ne their Gallery, Specimens, ect. All in
want of fine and hle-like ambrotypes will and 1t to
to their advantage to give them call.
;,,selm
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Notice to Contractors.
Ei1sSI5 EiISt5Ez1 IzS5s57 $50 49,,
~; SsS;;;vS ~ SiSsgsSggs tasSSyssrzl 49,



PROPOSALS invited al Salem, saturday the llth
L July next, for the Grading, Masonry and dgng OF
this road dvergng from the Nashville and Chsttanoog
Railroad Decherd and running through Winchester and
Salem Frankln couRty Tenn and from thence 70
Fayetteville Ia Lincoln county, distance Of about thirty
eight mile.
The road has partly graded for about 20 mlesfrom
Decherd-7 sections having been finished and ~ partly
graded.
Bids will be received for sections (of about
each) Payments will be four hfths cash and one
18th stockto be made the work progresses, the stock
only to be reserved mon hly estimates.
There will be some heavy work, in making the ascent
ron the crossing OF ELK River 10 the table lands, known
Barrens" Very little rock will be encountered on
any portion Of the line.
The country through which the line Is carried Is healthy
and requisite production for the sustenance
n and stock.
Plans and Prohles examined blank proposals and
contracts with accompanying specifications procured and
other Information in relation TO the WORK can De oo-
tained application tdgin Mead, Resilient Engineer,
at Fayetteville for day previous TO the letting.
Satisfactory evidences Of ability complete the work
bid for accompany the proposals, which may be Sd-
dres.ed to
" K STEVENSON President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas. n. GKASr, Chief Engineer, do do.
EDwIS MEAD, Resident do Fayetteville, do.
or be handed in Sa the day Of letting
By order OF tht Board jag. H. GRANT,
Nashville, MAY Il, 1851 -tiIljulyI Chief Eugiueer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

A. '. GoYF JosE L. EwNS and MICHAEL VAUGHN, can.
ddates for legislature will address their feow-citi-
zeDs at the following tnss and place.:
At MCWLi t-rsviIe, on Monday, 2lt OF June.
" Smith Springs, tuesday, 23d Of me.
Cain Ridge Camp ground, Wednesday, gath OF june
Tuscuum, Oh Thursday, 18th OF June
" Atkinson Gap, on Saturday, t7Lh Ct June.
Tank, on MondI y, s9th Of June.
Dog Greek, on Wednesday, let Of July.
DavidsoD'S Sore, Edp field, Thur day, I'd Of July.
Goodett,Tile, on Friday, Sd Of July.
kobertsons Yarbrougr Sore, saturday, 4th July.
" Mrs. Raile y, On Monday, h Of July
Loves Store, south Na.hye, lat night,) Wednesday,
S;h OF June.
Bro ID street. lat nght) Thursday, sth Of july.
Slate Town. SJuth Nashville, on Friday 10th OF July.
maS8O
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOE SALE RARE OPPOR.
TUNITY TO IAND-BUYERS

w oGsr sE SAFE aboa, ls0 seras u IanA en- LonE
w Creek Absat 70 a,rs Aorta u snshsils. A largs
peFtisa 81 tAe h arll mbsfe; spisndd EAa-M a.
Preased ~ faans stream u uass, nAny eenfs-
oieat kna iaie nFfassments uhoe tari spi bid,
~ sa.ered and e2PsAae % nakrs eKceeut stee& ~
here Oh the mtty ard ffom e. 90 $500 seath .
s4ued uneeF enc aad teaass ssee4-e'
eafsaes aa he ~ every artele neeeffsff % so -
rece an estahieameat To enbssyfsns eaasaae 49, -
sllogelAeR ozess Rsass sslsn.ss1 apa6aaiu - aaze
pfoasab.e .averfaaenL
rN2ss-fkrss squsi PAS msata - = - sas - @es.s..
satisfactorily s<faFed fayabe - haas sAAa eststs -
x 1899 go = -'-'' sAsoE a WOODWARD.
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ALSO.
LAND SALE.

ON Wednesday the sth Of July D1xt tract containing
~ nearly 23e ser's, In Davidson county, eleven miles
South % Nashville, one mile from the \, C. X on
Min Creek TIE premises IL p Jones he sold A.
on One hffd 10 raid The 2hth December next, one
and two YEAR time the other psyu ent s without In
t-rrst Bond and approved secYry the FIRST
About one half Of the tract f. IN rulitvaton the ehei
of which is Min creek bottom, the Other hal IS IN wood,
and valuable building timber, near steam saW snd 0rst
Min vIIh Dir IN pTovsmeut. new frame building oct
buildings generally go d. and garden; lasting spring water
convenient, and luxury indeed 10 Summer neary every
kird Of fruit trees and vines, for this climate,
VIII sell about 100 with the mprovement', with
the privilege Of more The other portion in smaller ios
as sho~n on the mApa As 10 stuatcn quality OF land,
timber aud water call and before the day q sale.
Inns Intxw B. y. JONES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

EE- Governor Bragg, Of North Carolina, under
resolution passed BY the Legislature Of that State
contracted with W. J. Hubbard, of Richmond, for
the casting of bronze statue Of Washington, after
the style OF that in the capitol Of Virginia. The
work lie to cost $40 900, and when finished is to be
placed in front Of the capitol at Raleigh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

CY-The American young men OF Nashville and
Davidson county, will hold a meeting at Freman's
Hail. College street, on. Saturday evening next, at
8 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing HATTON
CLUB.
general attendance ia desired and requested.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25
Interesting to Mechanics and Manufac'
Iurers-ThIrd Annual Fair.

The Mechanics and Manufacturers OF Tennessee
and al lining States, are reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition of the Mechanics Inst-
tute OF this State, will commence 10 October next
in this city. The annually increasing interest man
ssted ia these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting TO exhibitors, as well from the dssemina-
ton of important Information among themselves
as from tue great publicity which they are thus ena-
bed to give their business, renders it certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse in msgnif
ceuce and interest all its predecessors.
Copies of Circulars, giving full particulars, can be
obtained at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street. opposite the Sewabee, or by addressing the
President, WN. SrocKELL, or Secretary Ii. K. WAL
xrp TJune 25-3m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

SAD CAsUALTY-We learn from the Sumter Re
p,sJIican, that OH the 9th irst, the residence Of
Mrs Mckinley, near Danvile, Sumter county, Ga 4,
was destroyed by fire, aud horrible to relate, Mrs.
Mckinley, aud child both persisted in the flames.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25
IoIISYIIIE TRADE.

We are prepared to furnish Whisky and BSrdes to cur
Nashville and Tennessee friends the most favorable
terms Ard guarantee Liquors, in every particular
equal to those put up In Cincinnati. Ard our present
faoii,s for shipping, such 10 command affection
from the rade Our position In trade to Nashville, such
that We entitled 10 the rade, offer equal hoiss
and We think prepared TO oher Inducements In
favor Of our market aud icing te fact solicit
ders for all articles usually kept In Nhossale Liq1or
Store splsdgng ourselves give such goods vlgvs
satisfaction. We respectfully refer 10 Nichols Green
Bailey Love Smith Co. Burge Alien, Johnson Horne
A Co. Of Nashville. JNO. b McILNAiN a SON,
tunsto-aiw Loasyine Ky.
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PIANO FORTES.

I0oN1hS S1aSSSSS
%c., Geo.,
WE have now in store fine stock Of
w Pianos, Melodeons Window Shades, s2eta<Ss45z
Artists Materials, &C, and still manufac "
turing Inside Blinds and all kinds of Gilt Works have
recently added largely to our stock OF
ORNAmENTS FOR MIRRORS, &C.
In a word we intend TO KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES,
please our customers and them to patronse
nstead Of sending abroad. W. 4 r. FREEMAN,
Feb Z No 10, College street,
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ESTATE SALES.


7 AM Offering for sale. privately, House and Of G.
situated on BROAD street, lew doors above SUM- k;a
uer: fronting 4 feet Broad, running back l65 A
Ct 10 an alley The house contains rooms in the ain
building wi Kitchen, hathhouse. smoked ouse, &C. We
give bargain in the above rope'tv, and our terms
shall be e.sy l.. 4 GLASCOCK, Ag-nt.
iupsI6 No 81, Cherry ST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

DIT xsrgss Il szscatlsns hsUr a Aex Lcfesster
ID asaizst JAnss IaEpief. ssn "a Saturday the
aTgh % unes Al tae Coart hooss usN, h Ne slt3 ~
Na.hFs. q II eisek, saBQsa - pube as e she hxa-
hi1eef, Ter gsst, neEte naNrd satAs ass
ahoat Is yeass also COED usok aa6 easers al sse -
- he property 81 sid f4rpay sAsl sad eSeaiens
E4sa negBe - an AKea nn ne aet & - -
II - - G- = THOMAS uoEsox. q D. o.
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To the Ladies'.

CHILDREE's CIoTHING.-I have a large lot Of
Children's Clothing, which am selling Of at cost
Gail and get a suit for your sons.
JAMES DAVIS,
lw. Publi3 Square.
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CO M NJ + r e. | AL.
Atlanta Market.

Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA June %, 1851
The weather. ing the past week has been quite pleas
ant Farmers busly engaged harvesting wheat,
have visited high spirits In view OF
the promising cond ton Of their growing crops
BACoS-Saes pounds at 10 cents. stock on hand,
865 lUU lbs.
Coax-ssIes, 14OO bushels at from s19N 10 Stock on
hand, $50 bushels.
MsAL-The sales have been light at 81 TO- Stock on
hand, ,35U bushels.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25

SHELLEY GUARDs--On Monday evening last DR..
A A. East was elected Surgeon Of this excellent
military company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-25
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

HAVE a beaut iful House and OF Crawford
i street all 10 good order hich sm instructed 4sN
10 sell positively. Those in want Of on e, cheap -
would do to call on II not sold within few
DAYS privately, 1T will be offered al public uction.
h. r GLAsCOCK, Agent,
ipDe19 20 81 Che " 81.