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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-08-01
Doings of SpirituaIism in Boston.

The Boston correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune gives the following account of the doings of
the spiritualists In the modern Athens
"On Monday evening a spiritualist session was
held at a private house up town, with Hume
and Willis, the Cambridge student for mediums.
Some of the editors Of the Traveller and Journal,
and other gentlemen of the press, were present by
invitation. The whole company numbered four
teen. The room in which the party assembled
lighted by gas, and every opportunity was af-
forded for investigation. The usual feets of mov-
ing tables and pianos were performed in full gas
light. with a sharp-eyed skeptical gentleman un-
der the table, and half dozen others closely
watching the mediums, whese feet also were held.
The table moved was n heavy extension table,
about ten feet long, and on it, part of the time,
was the added weight Of an editor, whose plump
condition does credit to the prosperity of the pro-
fession in Boston One of the leaves of the table
was taken out by an unseen agency and laid upon
the others A cloth being laid on the table, a
hand, or what to the touch seemed hand, was re-
peatedly thrust under it. This was grasped by
some gentlemen present. in whose grasp it melted
away. They state that the form and feel of human
fingers was perfectly palpable. The hands of the
mediums. and Of all present were at that time on
on the table in full sight. Mr.. Hume held an ac-
cordeon in one hand, taking hold Of the bottom of
the instrument, while the other was stretched
away from it. Several tunes were played upon it
by invisible agency.-One of the editors present
inspected it closely; he saw the bellows part and
the keys moving exactly as if some person were
playing upon it, while it hung suspended in the
air at only few inches from his eyes. The re-
suit, in Short o. the session was that everybody
present was satisfied that the feats performed
not done by the mediums, and that any theory Of
solution which ascribes them to jugglery, is simply
ridiculous"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1857-08-01

follow it up by proving the declarations of Wm Bailey
subsequent to its date The Court refused to allow the
defendant to do So the ground that plaintiffs not
having made the power of attorney part of their
on the present trial. defendant could not compel them
to do So could he introduce the power of attorney
himself.
Defendant having requested the Court to charge the
jury IN relation to the recording of bills of sale of
ships, under the Act Of the u s. Congress- passed in
1850 plaintiffs objected the ground that being the
law of foreign country it ought first to have been
proved by defendant and could otherwise be taken
notice of by the Court The Court said that for
past they had taken notice. without proof of the acts of
Congress, published by authority of Congress in the
' United States Statutes at Large and that they
would continue to adhere to that practice.
On Wednesday the summed up with great
ability by Mr.. Bates for the Defense and by Mr.. Mont
gomery, with whom were Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Ducor-
ron) for the plaintiffs Justice Robertson then charg
ed the jury, who retired at seven O'Clock P NJ, and
remained in consultation till Thursday morning at half
past nine, when they came into Court and were dis
charged, being unable to agree upon a verdict
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-21
$ II y 6 Z S ,

IMPORTER or WIEES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, DEALER
BOURBON, Rye, MONn%GAUFLA AND KECTiFIED
WHISKY, CORNER OF MAIN
WATER SITS. EVANSVILLE.
F7TE 81 her receiving end opening at his
Z stand OF tho largest and best assorted stocks
Wine7 Liquors and Cgar5 brought this market.
the attention his friends generally
isi the stock which viii be sold favorable
aud low figures any house the West comprising
BranGjes Of brands Pale and Dark
PInet aieglory and otard, Dupuy Co., with
lot Of other brands
Reidck Vine quarts and pint5 together with general
sortment of Old Bourbon Rye, 0nsE gahea Rectfed
Whisky, Holland Gin, Jamaica and New England Rum,
Cherry and Peach Brandis, Cordals Curaco and Swiss
q Ab5iEthc.
Also choice article of Ohio Catawba and Boston
Souach Bitters-
=. B.Aiwsys hand large and we'll selected
Havana. German and Homemade Cigars Sardines and
Pittsburgh Ale. sep15
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FRsT EsV NJ ACELEzE 81. GATCU or gay5.-2o IBIS
q assd Nos New Mackcrel; 70 hbhls New 3lckcrel,
aag1 Z. II COOK & SON.
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n any quantity of Grain Produce CT Merchandise.
tho InC5tiibeTaI terms.
Having large and airy rooms pstcr7, particular care VIII
be e1 o. Household tafHiIre Agric ilta2t mp I1en
AMI a1Lina5 goods liable damage damp
rust
logger when desired.
1-Warehouso Locust street and " and T.
Canal and a9sSc0aTeaiont for shirping ty ver Rail
DAD. RppIyt0 GEO FOSTER q, co.
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II Eyg AEfEEAEGETs I'm r.

order that may be ahs w rlore particu
"A larry to the IEoE HEAVY HARDWARE r4rt OF cur
,ery house to ur. MATTHEW DALE Sill, y 10 VIII con
6lnue a. the old stand under the style OF ORR DALZELL
CoWin complete asoraeat Of everyhing IN the Grocery
line would take this opportunity returning
thanks to h paving The the liberal
patronage extended TO many and respectfully ask
them to continue their vors the firm, and would
to The very Glow not pay all gentlemen that they need
act credit ~ this house. SAMUEL ORR.
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YEYER HNOYLL TO

&5-H r2Nrcad ana FOR calo W
arg7 ]. & D. UrTN&1JH-.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
EHAHSE3EAEZg
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
. a 7
CORNER WATER STREETS EVANSVILLE IND.

HA ING Just re-
t1Tued from hs9dluar-
ters, where I have Sc
ected a large stock
(the finest that is
made OF Il hiue SG4tu
cry and Farierctad
Marble fer Monuments
Head Stones. Man
ties, Counters. FuTni-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-21

e9Hh D0T asd sizes pure Olive Oils Extracts
Y ard Fiav5rja5s; 20 ea5 Stolghton's Elixir;
Stought9a's Elixir. Just r.c'dby
ansz u. II. COOK 6 SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-21

FTt.2a sE tCZ Es.s'Received l75 boxes from direct
b Now YORK ana for sale BY
novi5 L e y. UTTET ANY.
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NEWS FOE AEEE
NEW STOVE STORE!

e r As Just received by Railroad Bucks Patent
4 4 Clipper Cooking Stoves. improved 1t is the hest
ALSO lot fancy ENAMEL
Tf,S OF ]. Fest
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HIST q 5G.IgTED
y 100 b,Es Rio Coffee;
~ doz -ilnnOn's Axes Ohio Patterns;
10 do Collins dos
10 do Vogues do; Kentucky Patterns:
) Casks Rice. for sale by
ocr30 TENEEY & SORENSON.
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FBTGE TTrIElT S.

DsrEa&rzso 20.
ajTect 5' t1e The nogo oerars in Iarsan
Goods, V: - : ".' s'.,,. ., '' .
.3. .ia. s6 i3i1.'-' ','4.A' % a. a.;
W6ft. 17ava e ,-eo d;
B!eaetg ana br.wn i5vc1e'ac' Towels;
eiaGi Of frs Gs h :,o Good, ols
ai@ ~ Fii 19 'a''I'tias which edo We DEFY
sHtEELTE d REILLY
GAE@ Pa21l'r. s32:8GszP.
J2NH5 9?s5 5 J aL ,s. tsorg3es e
5 ms e m co - VII f91ite99 70 Iraas
District COURT -Ay desian turning partf5-
@ y r. a1 N eFI inc t4ey ~ he 1rsn9red e
e.r ~A thvis Professional 5Ilion as to The tls tie
,,si. .az,,, ,5, !, - ,z7 , 745i aoozr
Water Street, hrsToen .L1ip. and Locust streets.
LsgfsELE7s. cE9.&EE < GO,
IN canal cor. Gain Street.
- ai.ontion faid to purchase and sla + ro
eu''a'i were" h-'se' oct!5tt
= so va ''la' 'oF sAi' y s. G11rrrr CO.
: ~ ~ 3ss., = 9 ~, 90 Is gaz Grocery
8. 49c7 9EzEeY s soRENsoN.
559 IF 51 l, t 6F' iy15 Flour;
= 5o5 DO DO r rG% c5i Po rl;'i
novi7 COOKS Family Gracery.
EtoDEzsg.- locolls prime cosGsa for aa1e low "
3 - ~ D -, -7---5
fo. r. 'OI NO 20" q" H. 1 VS. -
efC Fl bags prime Rio IL a-d for ~
q o 1s-7a7a flz7: % 97-7- 5la vaf - So
~ p % Ladies' Boanats u5s reed +2E5als
> y S cs 5e5cae - 81 pfa ESTE e 1..' s5lEs
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dsc9 T. H. CoOK & SON
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sr,.t r., e,it Il cir vys-F,a H. 4. LAWRENCE.
r. s-Ordsr from distance promptly AID sati:laotorlly
4fjai y2t-dAw
z-tg0?UE F!.oEtR ~ Is asa .i.s ARD 2 A9s@;-A
q su7uy kent constantly HAND aud tor sale at the low
81 ra9rte-o~ir1 Nv S. F.. GEE8ERT & CO..
ogtz9 AGENTS Poseyville Mills.
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bA2D o.s.. SOAP AND CAE8E.Es.

G-tE-fS&E2 AND E,[3FET1E3.-Prune Eastern Co1ce an
oata7 s'''' PRESTON BROS.
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THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TUE BLOODI
S0TA PARTICLE OF -iEECURY II IT.
Let tgle Rer4sctcl Esc-E and Pen -
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GAMES SCANTLTN. JE. Of the late firm of Jane
50 Sc3ntIn d Son. has operei Stove and Tin store o
Ma street. opposite the old State Bang VII re he rt nd
kcppng large of Stoves. of the latest i'm
STYLES Also AIaptsl Crates aaI Tin Ware ~hoesae
retail very GiEe him call before rnr
chasing elsewhere nO?7
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REACH y17TsE No. l and for sale low by
III octf4 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM

PRINCE e. GO. rs 1fEAee 1g3cN$,
FL WITH divided swell, secured by letters rat-
Ef5z-- tent, May 239, 1855
II n + il By this SWELL. solo passages may
- be play ed with the full OF Il -:pstru-
mcnt, while Is soft and aubGrea Here
all the Belodeons made by Prince Co; viii be fur
nished with this attach oen vi hout extra charge.
lessr Prince & Co. could realize handsome fortune by
disposHg ofrights hut they prefer
to make il azure in their instruments. 1t oay BE- ob-
tanned " purchasing Of -
W. F. C0LBURN. Western Agent.
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JOS EPu @. L.iUGTT7-

witness whereof have sGbser' FL ny Cow
missioner Of De l. aud Notary p tbiir the
York. snd have axai ny Notlr.d S cal ny oic., til
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READ the yol1owIxc CERTIFICATES

Personally appeared before the undersigned W A Lyt
made oath that the forth in the fTe&ei
certificate Given under hand this I'D d3ys
October. 1883 JOS. CLEMENTS }. p. j. @
For sale in Eyansyiue. a wholesale erretail by
Keller, FARNSLY & co.
dee2 -6ud&w Druggists. &aip street.
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LADIES' yVGssT3NGa 2 {

G-SorFH9.-Prao Rio Coaee from New ok, received
" per railroad aud for salehy -.- 49,,
itStSAtt& = bt'>.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-25
IAdKertisement.1

PRESERVATION OF THE HAIR.-In all ages and
among smost all tribes of men, beautiful head of
hair has been. and still is, regarded the fairest
ornament of the farest works of the Creator. The
patrician danes and damsels of ancient and modern
Rome bestowed that attention upon the hair which
added the GROWING beauty to the Ohe 9UUre of the
sculptor and the painter, and no lady, and indeed
gentleman Of modern times is unmndful of this
exquisite shield and lovely ornament of the To
maiden beauty it is the finishing touch; to
hood it is the symbol and warrant of strength and
nobility to-day as in the days of the patriarch; in
deed, such it always has been and always viii be.
But unable as we are to withstand the ills Of time
and life, it often happens that through disease and
misfortune we become gray in early life and bald be-
fore we reach the full grace of womanhoOd or the
full stature of manhood. Then it is that however
much we may venerate the gray locks and reverence
the wisdom of bald heads among the honored rem
nants of the generation Of three-score and ten,
know that gray hairs are no more venerable than
beautiful; while bald heads are neither the one
nor the other, but on the contrary quite the
reverse of both and impose upon many social and
sanitary disadvantages and discOmforts
Then IL is that the man who relieve US Of the
misfortune and restore the feecy locks to their ORR
ginal color and growth becomes real friend and
beneactOr, by the force Of this single exhibition Of
his genius and skill And much as we are opposed
to empircism, and empire instinctively regard
the pretensions of every one proposing TO accOmp-
lish such miraculous work, until we have seen the
uI,Imph of his undertaking. we nevertheless es-
= I'm it a pleasure resting upon our absolute know
leege of its merits to recommend Professor Woods
Hair Restorative as the best article of the kind with
whish we are acquainted, and one which has done,
under our own observation, all that it claims-and
it claims everything implied in its name
This article in Short will restore gray hair to its
original color, and add to its growth and beauty
wherever any blight disease has checked that
growth, or married that beauty This has been prov
en- in our own family within few weeks, and hume
rous other cases related TO u.s. without the knowledge
of the proprietor. We have only to add, that this
most valuable article is for sale by the proprietor, at
No. Sl2 Broadway.-New York NeUs. Sold by all
respectable Druggists.
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" We accosted day two since by familiar
voice. and gentleman did not remember TO have
before stood in presence. comic smile played
around his mouth and his told of mischief and not
until an explanation did discover old acquaintance
who the las. time we saw him, gray q rats bat
now by magic power of Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
his hair is as black coal and son slk.-LOusUiHs
Times. July 26-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-25
STATE LFCIsLATURE.

We authorised 10 announce Gsoser W. IRwIN,
Of this ety candidate for Messenger Of the Senate Of
next Legislature of Tennessee. Taug. 2Stesl
We are authorised TO announce E. wHAYwoOD, of this
city, candidate for Principal Clerk Of the House OF Rep
resenaiives OF the Legislature OF Tennessee. aug2ld
We are authorised 70 NJ D. SINH, Of Tullsho-
ma candidate for Door Keeper House OF Reprsaen-
Iatives OF the Tennessee Legislature. aug 2i-td.
We authorised to announce J. p. PRIKsTLY, of
charlotte, Dickson county, candidate for EngrOssing
Clerk OF The Senate of he next Legislature OF Tennessee.
aug 2OId
IA authorized to announce Jos. r. HUBBARD, Of
Centrevie, hickman county. candidate for Second AS
sisiant Clerk Of the House Representatives Of the next
Legislature Of Tennessee. aug l9-te.
We are authorized Announce J. E. JACKSON, Of Man.
chester Coffee county, candidate for EBgrosing Clerk of
The Senatorial branch Of the next Legislature aug lstd
We authorized to Col L. G. WAeGoNER OF
Williamson county, candidate for First Assistant Clerk
in the RepGeseltaVe Branch Of The State Legisls
ture. 70
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N A S Ell V II Z q
EPPERsoN SPRINGS.

Having spent an agreeable time at this fashionable
watering place. which is situated in Macon county,
we cannot abstain from letting the afflicted know in
few words, through your paper the efficacy of its
waters in healing many of the diseases to which ''esh
is heir to- and the inducements which are offered
the gay seekers of pleasurable recreations. u
There ar e three sulphur springs on the premises,
the medicinal properties of which seem to be incon-
trcyeriby established especially is this the in
rheumatic complaints and diseases of the kidneys.
OF dseases of the latter kind many remarkable
have been made and no suffering from complaints
Of this nature have gone away without deriving de-
cided beneh. from the use of the waters. The three
springs are known the white, red and black sui
phur. we have seen chemical analysis of the
water, have any convenient test at hard, but
think it probable romthe observations we have
made that all the springs are impregnated with red
sulphur but in different degrees, and that this
sttutes the only variety In addition to the sulphur
springs there are two freestOne springs and one
chalybeate spring. The water of the chalybeate
spring. used in cases of eyes and has effected
cures in that variety of the complaint which has
prevaileda as an endemial disease in different sections
of the country in the last few years.
But all who visit here are not alone worshipers |
of Hygeia Terpsichore has it voaries and there is
ct present gay assemblage from all parts Of the |
country. The day passes in lively and agreeable |
manner and at night the spacious ball is illu-
minated and soon filed with gentlemen and young
ladies who are pretty as-all young ladies are
supposed to be, and
% SalphurOus drinks and reviving salts,
Both banished by the sovereign cordial Waltz"
The bill of fare is excellent and is not equaled by
any watering place in the country. Persons can
take the stage Nashville in the morning and arrive
ut the " Rock House. at twelve o'clock and then take
the hack which brings them to the springs to
inner. NJ.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. August 28-The steamship Edin
burg arrived. She saw nothing Of the telegraph
feet.
Minis, who shot wagstaf to-day, was discharge,
on the ground Of self-defenee
BOSTON, August 22.-The reported failure o
Blanchard Sherman is unfounded.
NEW YORK, August 2s.-The steamer Angle
/ Saxon has arrived.
Sales of cotton for three days 1900 bales: spec
ulators took LOCO and exporters 1000 bales The
/ market is generally unchanged but closed firm :
BreadstudS au' quotations being barely maintained
| consols 9Oa.
The ocean telegraph is progressing favorably
The rumored suspension of negotiations on the
| Spanish Mexican question is confirmed.
France, Russia, Prussia and Sardinia have sus-
pended relations with Turkey.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Success Of the Ocean Telegraph
NEW YORK, August 24-The telegraph feet was
detained at Valentia until the seventh. The latest
intelligence from the feet was on the tenth Three
hundred miles of the cable had been laid.
The following is the latest despatch from the
steamer Niagara AN well on board-moderate
westerly winds--all are more and more trustful of
complete success"
e The steamers Vanderbilt and Atlantic arrived out
on the eleventh-the former in nine days and thir-
teen hours
SHgtdN1---HalmerSJon stated Lnat oU,UUU trOOpS
had been sent to India
D'Israeli declared this years campaign the last
The Emperor and Empress have returned to Paris
No later India news.
Madrid papers state that the Government is in
possession Of information of another flibuster ex-
petition to Cuba:
LjUerPooL-Western canal -four 30s Cos Cd; red
wheat IS IS 4d; white 9s Sd IS Cd; yellow and
mixed corn S6s; coffee, pork, bacon and beef firm;
rice dull.
WASHINGTON, August 22-Duponts powder
mill exploded this evening. VIM. Dupont and three
others were killed, two others injured Cause, ac-
cidental.
NEW YORK, August pa COftOn.-Sales 400
bales, prices steady; Ohio -four Sc, 00aS6 80 white
wheat 81 ,6OaSl, 20; corn S5a90; provisions firm
lard l62; sugar and coffee quiet.
The Ohio Life and Trust Company has suspended
The excitement is great.
The City of Washington has arrived.
CINCINNATI, 24-Flour S., OOaS5,25 wheat
and Whiskey unchanged; corn dull shoulders II,
sides IA.
Considerable excitement in consequence Life and
Trust Company at New York 1t is feared the house
here will not open tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, August 24-Arrangements for the
National Agricultural Fair next week are nearly |
completed. Contributions of stock and implements
ire coming in from all sections. Franklin Pierce,
John c. Breckenridge, John A. King Robert C. |
Rickife and Lord Napier have accepted invitations
% be present.
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Wheat Wheat.
DISSOLUTION.
Aug. LIST, 1857.
$1,000 Reward !

win Ray Oftwo thousand dollars The Hpprs-
! hension and safe delivery in Jail in MurrsessOrough
Tennessee Of JOHN FLY who murdered my DavidM.
Thompson, on the 18th Of June, 1867.
IOhn Fly about twenty years Of age about Eve
two three inches high and weighs about hundred and
twenty pounds. He Is Of raiher delicate eGsniaaas
appeza ce, complexion rather saiCW, high cheek bones
large mouth for Of his size, short and features
generally hattened in appearance, DARK bair and eyes,
QhOugh neither baek) he Is believed len handed,
and 70 have small mole black his He Il
well educated and eOnverses easily and readily and ais voice
Is rather sfeminats; has but lille beard, and generally
dresses neatly JOHN THOMPSON,
July 8Lh, le57-d&W2m Octibeha county, MAJ
II y One thousand Dollars wiz be paid for any lafOras
ton hat viii lead 70 he arrest Of John Fly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-25

FINE CIGARs.-Those who wish to smoke really
fine cigar should call at the establishment of J. W.
Langley s. Co., A Union street, where they will
find the very best of Havana and other brands. At
this establishment may also be found the best brands
Of smoking and chewing tobacco Country mer-
chants will find this most excellent house at which
TO make their purchases.
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County Offlcers--EiccilOn march, 1858
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK

FOR COUNTY COURT CI1EAh'
We are authorized TO announce FELIX X. CHRATHAH
candidate for reelection az Clerk Of County Court of
Davidson county.
We are authorized TO announce Capt JOHN S. DAsHEL
candidate for Clerk the County Court OF DAVIDSON
county. Jy std
T We are authorized to announce JHoMAsD. STOGNER
candidate Clerk of the County Court Of Davidson
County. aug6
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorised to announce A. CREKL as indicate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. july26.
We authorized 10 announce JAMES N. HNroN candi
date for Sheriff Of Davidson county. may27
We are authorized announce JoHN X. EpxoKpsoE
candidate for reelection Sheriff OF Davidson county
may %
for Sheriff OF Davidson county. may q. ~
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DURB HOLLAND GIN for sale BY
i EprlO
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Gold Spectacle

oST place in the South neld, near tn FIR nklin
Turnpike, or between there and some point near the
VersnSRh The finder will please hand them to Mr. Nc
Nish at the Post ONCE the County Court Clerks Of
fee, aud a fair compensation will be paid
- ff
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LOUISVILLE ~ HENDERSON RAILROD.

SILL Al AZ CIION.
TTTI be sold auction, Tue day goth Of Sepem
w ber,at II O'Clock, on the premises, hundred and
ey acres OF Land nine miles from Nashville, Gala
- Urnpiks within three hundred yards uuctI, Of
b orisyile and anderson RAILROAD. The improv
sisl az Two story frame building with passages
d galleries and all cessaTy OutbUdiHgs. Also, brick
ve and warehoUsone OF the hest country stands
- o,ds In the vicinity Of Nashville The land encosed
one fence. and a portion well set In blue The
c will be divided into ten twelve lots bills and plots
- which will be turn shed in good time. Terms made
S,ovp in hils Of sale We consider this
chance for investment spe uliCn rfor Tesdelc sat
Icstnp II within ~ minutes ame from Nsshyne
he Railroads Rre progressing rapidly toward complexion
tng ,.1st % 81 J. L. q r. W Brown.