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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
Commissioners sale.

IN persger &c of& Decree entered in tie cause of
4 Patterson for, &t., KS. Lancaster's Admir-, &c,
BY the Circuit Court of Augusta county, will of
Ter al public sale to the highest bidder, on the
premises in the Town of Staunton, on Satw day,
FoRu0F4 2Ad, 1859,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
WI a ae EsHEE,

In this county, en- the eth of Dec, by
the Rev. j. NJ Soul, Rev L c. WMKLR
10 Miss elm NJ, dargLter Of tie late
Rev John Hendren, D. d.
Or the 1st inst, ly the Rev. Valentine
i. Bolton, Mr.. JOIN II. GROVE TO Miss
Slana J, daughter of Mr. George 81 1l'etk
hise, all of Augusta &C ,lnty
IN the 8th inst, by Rev. VIM. Brown,
j. GRIFFIN RAIDER, Esq f., of Greenbrier, to
Miss SALLY JANE, daughter Of ,GIf95
McClung, ESD. of this coFpg
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
(. STOCK ERT.

E. STOCkERT,
BOOT d, SHOE NANL'F1CTURER,
DESPECTFULLY informs the people of Staun.
Ia ton and Nicinety. that he has just opcned
W, an establishment, next door toG. +.
III Prices Hardware Store, ON Main
es,..N ,>&s Street, where lie will manufacture
- 10 order of the 10 st material all
Esssr kinds Of work for Ladies and Gen.
tlemer's wear, and will warrant all Boots aud
shoes made at his establishment to be of good ma
terial' good WOOL .at good fq's. All he asks is a
fair trial.
Staunton, Nov. 81, 1857. E.. S.
CMorlIlyG eAE.,9 EqR .cAsn.ao N hand A..
" small lot of cheap heavy 0NERC0ATS,
which we will sell very low also, Fine Coats,
Pants and Vests, of every description, shawls,
blankets, Trunks, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. 81 Of which will be sold to suit the times
by - - .R0ANE &ALBY,
d Under thet. irgilia Hotel.
.Staunton, Dee, 5, ls57,-3t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

Tlanks.-The Hen. sterl,n A. pevg-
las will rlcafo aeolteur thsbls iel a eCfy
of his speech en- The Kansas Grestien.
Hon. John Letelcr fcl Julie ice.
Mij. M,Cue, q II. Of d, for a coy Of
G oyernor's message with acct II IA yil & dee.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES

4 HAVE Jus, received a large additit q my
L stock 81 HARDWARE, CuTLEtsa1 SAD
DLEkl, &e., making my assortment very large
and complete. Having purchased msny frtices dn~
ring the pressure at the North. ami enakt to Of
fer BARGAINS. Ny ola friends aud customers may
rely upen always peing able to purchase al me, at
the very larssi market price, any article have Tor
sale IN GEO Z aGRItE.
Stannlen, &sv.g 1857.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
Tire Virginia LegiSlatrEa.

In the Senate on Tuesday, the Presid en-
announced the committees as follows:
|. OF Privileges and Elections Messrs
Campbell, .lluddeson, Yates, West, Daugh-
trey, Smith of Jackson, and Dey.
. On Courts Of Justice Messrs Am
.Aler, C,silett, Thomas Shift. of Greenbri-
er, White, Iloyd, Smith ST Jackson. NeaI.
Of Aceomac, and Calwel.
3. OF General Laws-Messrs. Logan,
u elch, Daugl.trey, Cobb Coghill, john
son. Paxton, Prince, and Richmond.
4. OF Roads and Internal Navigation
Mossrs Deneale, Smith Of Greenbrer,
Stuart, Layne, Floyd, Marshall Wooding,
Douglas, Rives, Huddleson, Neal of Wood,
Warth, Armstrong, Thompson, and Glai-
borne.
z. .0f finance and Claims-Mcssrs
Douglas, Branrqp Campbell, Beal, Funs-
ten, August Claiborne, Mckinney, and
iGoleman.
&. On Banks -Nessrs. Old, Paxton,
August, Thomas, Coleman, Flood, and
Brdnnon.
{. To Examine the Iunatic Asylums of
the Commonwealth Messrs Funston, Hub
+ ard Stuart, Yates, French, Talihfe.rs
and NooLng.
s. On Agriculture and Gqmmeree.-
ilessrs. Thompson, marshall, Braaen,
Armsttson e, ,aagne, DeSkins, Cfatewood,
Harrison, and French
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EEesbN! IRON HgsON:

ON hand about Is or 20 tons assorted hammere,
- LhoN; also, about 1000 feet No. inch
ASf PIPE, att MON Forge, near Waynssboro'
Augusta county, Va. JAMES Z. IRVINE.
Dee. ;, lS57-lm
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TED EEgi 4esJEss.hC.

yXTE hereby notify the public, that We have
w purchased at Auction, 500 bushels of Corn OF
0key Quick, and iurWarn all persons from trading
or purchasing said corn, as we are determined to
enforce the law against any one offending.
CRAWFORD d C0GnkAN.
Nc. %, 1857 -lmo.--Spec. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
little Giants.

I HAVE few No. 2 Little Giant Corn and Cob
Z Cras3 ers, which WI sell at q very reduced
price, to close out the lot.
Staunton, Nov. I, 1851. Gee. z. PRIZE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
HUT7NETT"ss
3D4E e9T1 "a I

No. l7S. Second ST. Muscatine, Iowa.
u M. BURNETT would announce TO the
n. Trade and Country Merchants. that ne
can supp V. for cash, the SCHOOL BOOhS
published by ". B smith X Co.. lvlson 4
phnv. and a. s. Barnes & CO.; including all
the Hectic Series OF cchooi Books. sanuers'
Readers. Davies Series Of Mathematics, &c,
al pub ishers prices
by buying If him. they sassffeight, insnraH e.
&c and can have their orier> filled IN inuch
shorter time He also keeps constantly III store
and will Job. al a small advance %" eastern PIT
ces, all Other Schoot boots used in Iowa. Also.
a arge siock Of up q Lett|r Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain AUD taHcy enreioles.
cards. states and pencils, waters aud sealing
wax. gold pens. wrapping pa per, pocket BOOKS,
maps, inks steel pens. bibles and prayer books,
song books. b'ask books, pass books, tuck
memorandum, wall paper, mathematical IN
stfument., cheap publications, note books.
round AMI patent notes. sheet music, 'ranspa-
rent window shades, fancy stationery. valen.
tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 u and
81 per dozen.
MUsICAt. INSTRUMENTS.
Niolins. guitars, accordeons, &C, together
with Instruction book S, OF all kinds. sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of all the above articles.
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sill them cheaper (deducting frelghts. &C. }
thsn they can be got elsewhere. he is deter
mined 10 build mp large iobbng trade in the
Book and Stationery business has adopted as
his motto. - Small profits aud Ia e. ,aies -
He has also a very large stock of standard
IN scelIaneons, law. medical and theological
books. for sale al eastern pracns.
Eer Books reoetr'd BY Express, az soon CO
Published.
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
celved daily. GER. NJ. b is agent for the
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Type
Fonniry. c. +. Halls Percussion and Lever
Prfsse., Map, Sunday School Soci,ty, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
nl.ly. RN BURNETT
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II + Il IFI, II [ RIF y
THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines,


lltRI-LI'o SARoaPaEtLLA.
Of all the remedies lhel have been discover.
" ed during the present age for thn thou.
sand ills that flesh hear to-" none equal this
" onderfgt preparation. Only three years have
elapsed since the dlscoyerer (wio spent de-
cae IN ''udy ing experimental llzrg aud ~ RECT
ing it) first introduced il to the public and il
- air aay recognized by The most emmett
physicians Va ali parts of the country to hr the
most surprising and effective remedy for GER
tain diseases which rhsy have knowledge.
All OF 81 comnonnds or syfups Of the root
have hitherto failed To command the sancti n
OF the facultF bee use, on being tested they
have b-enfo I'd to contain nnxlous ingredients.
which uaturaliz- the good effects cf the Sar.a-
pafI a, al of'entimes nare the / IN If m.
patient II l. not so with iur!ey'5 Psepara
on This il the pure d genuine extract Of
The root and vii on tial. be found 10 effect a
certain aud perfe cure Of the following com
plants and disease.
Affections oil tue bones, Habituai eostiveness,
Debility, Indigestion.
Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver complaints,
Dyspepsia, Erysipelas Plies,
Female irregularities, Pulmonary Diseases,
fistaIa. serotula
syphilis, Ana ali skin disea@es
Besides curing the AZ eac. il !. alsg known To
he great auh powerful tomb, purifying tie
blood and inv soratiGg tie system.
Ia short u l. @ttl a. cxtep aon, IA the cases
MENTIONED and IT. gehefl effect 90 the system.
tue most eai1aelous, as II - tie most desira Ole.
remedy al The age. 1t Is already eNiensIyett
"e'a throughout TIE roaalfl, I'd j. fa-t uhldIf-
'hg ala f.afoFeah reputation. Ine instances ri
aHits u has effected ale daily comm to The tro
piietofs knoNiedge aud he has 40 hesitation IN
recommending it to one and all who desire IL
lr"ci renei FROM sa8eFlng One bottle being
urea It's effects wild he toa apparent t. admit of
further doubt. Eg~ krcairct Hurlss ~arsaua.
iilia - Tue only genuine article in the market
70 ftise 81 per bottle, or six bnttiea Tor IS.
or sale AT the manuEtciVFt. corner Seventh
md breen streets, Louisville XIV: Racou. yde
60, T. Louis, NJ; Barclay Brothers. Ghica.
70, Ill; j. u. rtark, Cincinnati, o.: Wilkinson 1.
MARSHAL heokak, Iowa; sold H. Upton by
77,ly. A. GIL BERT.
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1Duscotma ADVERTISEMENTS
STILLS, II. A. WATT, u. WAT
NELLS L. WATT.

ELIJAH SELLS, n. A. WATT, d. b WATT,
SELLs l. WATT,
t>'cr's'ors to r. ia, 4 on & SeHs Hoorsy
~ Ill. continue the foIwar ling and com.
W MISSION business al the old stand Of p
Sae's"h and Sells Hoover, on From; street,
MHseaine, Iowa.
REFER RO--
Henry Farnam Esq Pres G. IRp
+ Jackson Mn>ca'i.e; G. en- & Sion. d..
Lemp Sells do; X G Rock, Cedar RAND.
u. aanle's 60 DO; I'aue 5 i Brs, Marion
vale & Wiids Nj. Vernon; Forsyth 40
pt,bngh;, J Chenoee'h. Gin; yoores &
me :, ma Us, 40 D. Jones 4 c., Chicago. III;
+. shepard & Co.. Iowa Civ: w n n,n;a,,'
Co, do; y. ~an>ay. do: Cover. Mygati {
uaiiy, do, Hull i thompson, do; d. A Ian
nary 70 .. Louis Trlps't 4 Sells 40: Bax,
Sept. 81 re. 40 20
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"A dandy on board s.eamboa,
lately stood by and saw a vour0 IA.
,a'l on the deck wi,hou. Offering to a,s;.,
nf'. on being asked for an sxpiina,ios
introduction.
'otden Hediing. An interesting oc>
eu1fense took place las, Sunday morning
IN the mrs, Universalis, Church n ma
.'y. Alter the morning services had
,,osto' 'ne pastor introduced Fa,her ana
Mo'her Clark, who were married n Bai.
more more On the il,h OF January. 1907. =
aver . recital Of the circumsts nce, az.
,Tao'ng his wedding 6fv year. 300 IN.
slR'tfnan renewed IT'D bonus thu. he
@~~ i8inealfk# ve~ =, ks.>.a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

Th3 Mn ,o4o goas Bare. fooled in
pmf,r. -Ipe Auburn Advertiser says
that John Ford. o@e OF the eccentric
citlzrus OF teat town, declares that ne
knows the weather Is ge,ttIg ccIdei, be.
cause hts .cet are 50 much warmer tbs .
usu4l. For lwa winters, GOV lh!s una n has
gone tare foo'si lie says his lee, nre
never cold. lie wears shoes In The sum.
ia.f, but nothing eau induce hlm 10 do 60
n lie winter. We lave doutl if aloth
er example Ike this eau be foand in ,he
, III. Saa Iast es ina MI I'D ill., u
~ ss.e- sE>e -. Is r. 80. :
49,
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I Wish Hs Would Make Up His Mind

" ksA AAo vOuAA AAdAV " AAAo UAAAAo
] WISH DO woaid D, Ike ~ his mind, M,
For don't care much long to wait;
I'm sire have limited quite strongly,
That thought about changing my state,
pH sweetheart he's really 50 backward.
leans being him on though try;
Iowa tha: he's very good ten! .ere3-.
Dut theo he's 30 drssdfuily shy'
Whsn I speak about love in cctt age,
lie gives me glance Of surprise;
And IL bus hint about marriage,
lie bushes quite up to the eyess
cans make him jealous I've tried IT.
Aud 'tls no use my being unkiud,
For that's not the way, am certain,
To get him to make up bis mind
I've sung love sonnet by dozens,
I've worked him both sliI pers and hose,
And We walked out by moonlight together
Yet he never attempts TO propo,el
You really must ask hisi4tsn,ions,
Or some other beau must Hnd;
For, indeed, WON'T tarry much longer,
For one who csa't NIKE up his mind!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
The Game Law.

The following is a copy of the law
passed by the las, Legislature, Tor the
Protection OF the Game in this State.
Be ii sna tel by the Gsnera! .Ass.mbly
Of the SAFE Of ,ova:
Section l. II shall be unlawful for
any person excep. on his own premises
TO kill, ensnare or trap any wild deer,
elk or iawn, wild turkey, pararle hen
or chicken, grouse or quail, between the
frs, day oil FEBRUARY and the fifteenth
day OF July in each aud every year.
Sec. 2. |, shall be unlawful for any
person 10 buy or sell any kind Of the
above mentioned animals or birds, which
shall have been trapped or ensnared or
Killed between the days above mention
ed; the having in possession any of the
above animals or BIRDS, recently killed by
any person or persons between SAID dates
shall te deemed and taken as prima f..
Ga evidence that the same was trapped
.usnared or killed by the person or per.
sons having possession OF the same IN vi
CATION OF the provisions this act.
Sec. ). Any person violating any OF
tue provisions OF Tins act shall to,ieit and
pay q fac OF fifteen dollars for each deer,
iaHn, or elk,ensnared trapped. killed
bought sold or held in possesslon; and
three dollars for any bird OF game bove
mentioned thus killed, trapped, ensnarsd
bought, sod or held IN possession.
SEQ. 4. Any person who shall 60 up.
on tie premises OF any person or corPor.
ataon. whether inclosed or no, and shalt be
seen huntlng trapping or ensnariRg any Of
the above named birds or animals with.
10 tie dates aforesaid, shall he deemed
guilty. OF trespass, and may be prosecuted
by any person IN possession OF sand
premises, before any Justice OF the Peace
ot the county, or other court OF cor Pc
teu' jurisdiction; and fine ia any sum Of
not less than three dollars no. more than
fly dollars, 10 be paid one moiety TO the
complainant aud one mOlely 10 the sscEool
Fund Commissioned OF the county fer
the use aud benefit of the school OF SAID
oonn,y, Provided, however, that a Judge
ment agai1st person for a violation Of
this act under | = and 3 sections of the
same, shall be Il bar 10 any sui, U, der
An section Of this act for the same of.
fence.
Sec. ?. \ prosecution may be brough,
by anJ persoA ia the name o: the Safe
oil Iowa, against any person or persons
violating The LIST, 2ud. or Sd sections of
thus act, bliole any Justice OF the Peace
OF the county IN which such violation Of
this act alleged - have takeu place, or
before any cour, oil competent juflsdIc-
ton thereof. and any SUN or sums So re-
covered Shall be paid to the School Fund
Commissioners Of the county, Tor the
benefit Of the common schools of said
comfy.
Sec. g. This ac, shall take effec,
from and after lis publication in the
Iowa City Republican and Iowa Capitol
Reporter.
SAMUEL MeFARLAsD.
Speaker OF the House OF Reps.
w. w. HAMILTON,
PresI .eni OF the Senate.
Approved January, 2Sth. 1857.
JAMIE w. GRIMES.
certify ,hal the iureG oIng Is a true
cory from lie original ro!! Oh file on my
oiiice.
r SyEys
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14

~ RTiNG Paper, Letter. Note. and Fno,s
W cap, Drawing. 1i-sne and Colored pager.
Envelopes, common and fancy, Pens aud INK
Tor sale ty A. t,ilb,rt :
Docket Knives, forty kind, for sale bv
f,slbf ~
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; Q & p. STEIN

w. c. 1REWsTEN
r NJ. ISETT.
FOREIGN r DoMEs TIC EXCH NICE
Cfhce of Isett & Brewster.
Exchange on England. Ireland, sco,.an ,si
Germany and all principle cities IN Inc o"''e'
taies bought and sold .,,-.n,
affections maze and remttances Al eurreh'
rates Of exchange. ,..a
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Money loanrd on Bond and Mortgages Oh
long or short time. u;,,
Interest paid on deposits is follows. TO VII:
10 per c.rt for one year
8 do do 10 6 months and over
6 do do do months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as foi'
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ns,y yo,t selling. ga prem.
q" buying, q
St Louis, selling, !, :.
- buying, ia :,
Currency Diff st. Louis. selling i-S "
IS Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying at l.2 prem; selling, al
prem. ,,,. ,ho
FOR parties living, out OF susoa'ine, who
keen their deposits with us. we Will forward
c,,r,an, ,a,.s nl2.f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-14
l.. SELLS,
Secretary OF State

Bsnjanin traahim IN has Gig.-It j.
no. about century since benjamin.
franklm. lost Master General of the
American Colonies; ty appointment of
ne Crown, sci out IA his old gig /" make
m ottitlal Inspection OF the principle
routes. II vas about eighty years since
lie IL IL tie same office under the AL
'horlty Ct Congress, when a small folio,
tuo" preserved in the department at
v ashlng'on.) containing but three quiz
res OF paper as,ed as an account book
two yeafs. These simple facts bring up
heioie Us more iorcibIy than an elaborate
DESCRIPTION, the vast increase in Post Of
hte laciHi.s with hundred years: Tor II
a psf Master General were TO undertake
IL pass over all the routes existing. It
"oai1 require years lucessant rail-
rJa4 tfaFei, al The rate Of one hundr, 4
and twenty tive miles da.jy while If lie
he were to undertake. the b ia an ''old
gis no would require o lifetime tor It's
performance. Instead 81 4 snail folio,
viii is thrce qmrcs 0. pa sr, tie Post
Otus2 accounts cOnsgtne, every Two
years 3 GOO I'll the largt 1t sized leigsrg.
kecp'as no hiss than Loo ciera, ccusan.-
~ employed IN recording rasactlons
with - bDO contractors ani oGher persons.
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OLDEST psre HOUSE ~ Central Iowa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME J
400 NUMB Rs-PrizesPayable without
Deduction.
CAPITAL s12,OOOl!
Whole Tickets $4-Halves 2-Quariers i
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

same as the Royal Lottery Of Cuba with lnls olnerenGe
the Havana Lottery has $4,000 hum0ers-'ns naS only
1909 ..,--.., .5
There are two wheels each OF which there are PaCeo
two Locks The SuDeHutendents have each Fey 70 'ue
Loc and the wheels cannot be opened unless bolh are
present There are placed IN the wheel OF numbers tln
tubes containing slips OF paper with the numbers rom 10
70 10 Geo. In the wheel Ct prizes there are placea un
tubes containing slips If paper with The prizes on them
ranging from SO 900 TO 500. M.
Wien the draHiug takes place. which VIII be IN puOhc
the wheels are unlocked and after revolving taen num-
Der is drawn Of the wheel Of numbers and a. me same
lime one is drawn Of the Prize wheel by boys with arms
barred 20 the shoulders aud tube IS slipped
Of and the number Egd up and enrolled, so that tue Whoe
audience can see 1.-THE number is thea called On anc
registered by the Superintendent The Pre- or5"n
Is credited 10 Tie number drawn at the same ume and so
on until all the prz=s re drawn out copy Of the draw
ing then semitic the printers: and sitter COMPARISON e
Superutendeuts certify The correctness OF the craving
These SUPERINTENDENT are sworn to perform their duty
without fear or favor
Ii will be perceived that in this plan, every prize is
drawn out and Of course some person must get tnem
drawing is sentto every ordering tickets ire f51S
are payable thirty days Gler the drawing ID t1 without
deduction
- Drawing takes places every Saturday,
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par Check5 on
New York RENTED tlr prizes
~ Address orders for Tickets or certificates Of Pack
ages 70 O. b. WINTER Box $50 Nashville Tennessee, or
ANDERSON & son, Managers,
iuue-s II Macon OF Savannah, Ga.
r5- Persons holding Prize Tickets Of j. +. Winter,
Manager viii send them 70 use Tor payment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
NOttce ID COntFaCtOTs.


WINCHESTER & ALABAMA RAILROAD
nEOPOsALS are invited at salem, SATURDAY, the ilth
1 July uoYt- for the Grading, Masonry and brdgng
this road dIvergiug from IA, Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad al Dherd running through Winchester and
near salem, FfaUEn county, Ienn and from tleh5 70
Fayetteville lincoln distance OF ABOUT 81 ll.es
Inc road has been partly graded for out ~ miles IRON
Deeherd-7 having been finished ana ~ party
graded. - -,
Bits will be received for or more sections (oi about
one mile each) Payments will be iourhhs cash and one
9th m soCktO be made the work progresses Inc STOCK
onI, % be reserved on monthly estimates.
There will be some heavy work in making the ascent rom
the crossing River the table lands, known as the
"Barrens Very little rock will be encountered on any
portion Of the line. .
me couutr through which line Is carried s healthy
and in the requisite productions Tor the susenance
Of men and sock.
Plans and Prodes can be examined blank proposals and
contracts with Accompanying specifications procured and
any other Information relation The work can be obtain
I'd or application 70 Edwin Mead Resident Engineer al
FAYETTEVILLE. for 90 days previous 20 the letting. ~
Satisfactory evidences Of ability 10 complete he Work ha
for must accompany The proposals, which may be ad-
dressed 20
v K sTEvEssoE President, Nashville, Tenn.
Jas. Il. GRAEr, Chief Engineer, do do
Edwin MAD, Reb lent Engineer tayetteYle, lenn5 OF
be handed lu a. salem the day Of letting.
By order of Board. shos H. UEaNl'
mayl4-d oil lst July. Chltl Engineer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27

GALVANIZED IRON REFRIGERATION
WE have just received sample Of The shove valuable
w art ce which recs fed the Premium al others
the Chm sai Palace EXhbuOnat the Far Of AEueuun
Mechanical Assoc a0u-at the Fair OF mechanics
Institute, and all Fairs where has been exhibited
supposed be the best article OF tue Kind before
she puDc. ThOss who feel n in this subject
requested 10 ca and 10. approved, will
ceiys orders and furnish at small advance upon
the manufacturers price.
tunes. MAEkhEZlE G. WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
RaARRLE WORK.

HR undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
slate partlef 20 the public and hopes be win reesWs
mays-dtf A. MITCHELL.
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Mcclure, Buck & Co,

NO. Is Market STREET,
LIAVE Always on hand Tia Plate, Sheet IEani Ianed
4 Copper Riva1 Castings, hsfor Char Der fzteEr
stoves, I'm Ware, and c0mpsle aEsortmant 81 articaa
usually Kept IN our lins-
Country Merchants requested % call and eTeula 90
suck before purchasbg elsewhere prepared %
al their bills upon a. good terms any house 0at West
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
DISSOLUTION.

II He partnership heretofore existing between Jsmes
Sloan and vah MchsliR the name and style Of Sloan
Mitchell Is this day SOLVED by mutual consent James
Sloan assuming all liabilities nd responsibilities Of the late
firm, paying ali debts and receiving al dues from and asr
his date, and wall continue the Marble Business old
tand, corner Of summer sBd Spring streets, Nashville
Nashville, May Z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
may8-df. ALVAH MITCHELL.
<. ". FaRnha.
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The subscriber hand tho largest and best a5s0Tfmen
Of MARBLE and MARBLE WORK ever offered In the city,
which be particularly invites the attention Of the public
de prepared all Jobs in s line in the best style
= Lhs sFt and at ahOTt notice - HES SLOAN