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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

sn WV Boyp's IscruKss At uncs HALi.-nh sven
Ing SIR WIN. Boyd, an author Avorsbiy known BY his
vynnss literature nd science. viii shors
course Of lectures 81 Clinton Hail. Aston place. the
leading Of Great Britain Ne present day. both 10
politics and Msraaurs He win Svsrify hs subjeos By
anecdotes OF those parties With most Of whom he hes
had opportunities Of Amiiir intercourse. From Tho
Known ability OF SIR Vim Boya, We have no doubt that
these lectures will prove escesdnsly Attractive. Last
uvsdsv evening tbs ipoiemsncy a The weather obliged
SIR william 10 postpone HIS opening lecture I'LL 70 night
when Y III be delivered without hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

THE srsAnmP vAyDnsur.-rhis splendid new steam
ship 70 make her nrr yip ACROSS the Atlantic n hsy
leaving hsrs 90 sbs San Of that month. shs b 70 ccn
pse with The Cunard steamer Persia and Don. Wander
bit expects MAJ the " win make better time than The r
YET done The trip The ocean from New York
may have ~ opportunity Ah year o. hsrsidns such IN
event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12
HE LATEST VS..


Highly Important frsm Nicaragua, New Grs-
naaa and Peru.
INV OIlAAxs, March II, 1857.
me steamer Black Warrior has arrived u Ne Dalize
hon Havana, With has sdvicss from Aspinwan.
NJ AsPieNA QYwtr n w "a iuss sayS Colonel
Lechrdss had fsrSsdhh way sp he rvef WIZ but snail
lsss, capturing steamer md large quantities Of sS Az
amAunitioa.
Our Minister NJ. aofbA, had been Avosably received
n Granada but HE govsrnmeat Of that country pers
n throwing ths blame Of NE Panama riots upon NE
Americans.
The hisase Saratoga had ssled ter Greytoxn.
mo revoluaoaists In Peru have been sxooeasful.
Tho Expected European Steamers.
TOf ARRIVAL OF HHE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, March ILL., n.
The steamship America, now eleven days out FRO n
Liverpool has NOT BEEN ssnaled up 70 the present time
xoN-ARMvAL OF THE NORTH AhEMcAN.
PORTLAND March I'LL Y.
Tho steamsAip North American, now In her fifteenth
day out and fully due he's not yet made her appearance
me weather thisk and moving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

BsuaAsn wAiss ~ u q -. Osn vss N NIP Aanasa
~ Ia. 10. ~ Wssssss utysd. on SsstAsn whaAs
m q 49, fwh w. srD, wa ass = ssw
.ss y sss ~ "a "a ssCsG Ar,c pss wss nm
20 s''ve. A.sas ~ sa,ss were <oe IN .u-.TS
-. sS. Lard ssA eshs 1svvsssss
nese m M b ssr' x.n..a. 49, = ,ussrs
nsrnesd 80 AAAs r. ~~
q rises sivsa ~ 50 n~ssgSAds snA ~ a.
were seld -ASaAsR eelanR, M Asoo sses Ssssu
s>saAy e rsAxng = Ysfvs6e tssns. osses
me- sSeo ~, RE sssA Nr sapsrt u leAe'; y
"a - 70 esfp hv~ sAa ~ baGa hasasaies ~
~ - terms gtvsa n sasthsr paans. nss~ ss,A
usnk were nederass, without change & aw>nt ,
pass mere w. quite speculative nov sneA /. 10,
vd salss d 500 80 sasks were ~ 10 ,sss s,ss,
n IN ADVANCE Of ". 10. Prims AAsrwaras hsl
~ eNo. aSxs., md mir u 4xc 40. Nearly ~ I
nrM hands Wa bsugAa mp. TIE movement 10 based o
the report thas he ~ crop WIN prove materially sho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

Erv ORLEANS, March II, 1851.
Adyices nom Tsmpioo state that General Moreno, he
new Gcvevpcr, reacbed that city on the loth uh
g. rca had been dsserted BY I'm followers, and the
ys- utter erdeS ~Htout N'noSshef
n rsyenre curar Geo bed arrived n yAmpco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12
The New Hsmpahire Election.

CoxcoRp. March TO- 1857.
rnytv svs towns besvd IRON foot mp folovs the
vote Tor Governor Halle republican, eeS; wells,
democrat ass; paddock vhe, s. Thess with partial
publican candidate for Governor elected BY about 1900
msjcfny.
he shres repsblcsB candidates for Congress are pro
ne Following ID the vote In some Of the principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12
TEE eDunAl pDsPAYcu

ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITISH NISIsTER AND JUDGE
BLACK, tTc.
wAsHuerop, March IL. 1887.
Lord Napier arrived here this afternoon, and stop
ping .. WIZARDS Hotsl He y unattended, except By
page.
Judge Hack hes assumed the position OF Attorney
General
There no Truth 10 NE report that the Commissioner
OF Patents had rendered his resignation. From prescn'
ina ieaions, 10 10 thought be viii remain in ONCE.
Mr.. J. O. Dennis, Of Illinois, has been appointed Mar
shsl Of Kansas
there v~s slshs fAn Of snow here this afternoon,
bat Il melted. The veatber 10 mild.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
goo Pkgscov'd Buckets lI25 dos Bind Boxes
so dozen Bail Boxes zoe /" Hames;
275 dOz varnshed and Three 5000 Piow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
p 900 ased Broom Handles zoo Cane Fishing Poles;
It's doE white Cedar Buckets 500 assted Liquor Kegs:
200 dOz Tar Cans; 10 doz B Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures " Nest Boxes varnishd
@ doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs
100 nests white Cedar Tabs; 1875 doz Wen Buckets asssd
BASf EFT WAKE.
200 Willow Wagons common zoo nests German Market do
SEQ " Carts, 400 do. Feed store
600 ex. tal tops and 60 arrive;
% Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
200 extra 25 doz Children's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets do1 ass'ted once Chair,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for SUNNI
AIso-Clo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work Fra
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wjllow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Aicant Mats;
500 assed Shoe Brushes 50 lutte Hark and skeleton
100 ex. Scrub Mats:
Is Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TNINES, &c.
100coils \ and y inch Manila Rope, 600 feet;
$50 coils y x to inch do do. assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
! zoe lbs Broom Tgine Hemp; 500 lbs Wool Twine,
175 bales BATTING l69 reels Hemp Packing;
so " Wrapping Irvine; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles lFrund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paper;
$500 q Bcgregor's do do:
1000 reams Lockland do do
Koreans Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham - 20 Rafting
lbs Roofing dry; l5OOOlbs Roofing do satuted
CANDLES. &c.
Star Candies Lard OIL Opal Candles stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap &C.
IRON HOUND KEGS,
full stock, sizes for Druggss and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand
CHUERNS.
Pine Churns Is 90 24inca Red Cedar Is 90 % do
Cerdar do 16, IS 20, 22 do Painted do 90 o. "a do
Brass Hoop do" +" " do Barrel dele, is, 90, % DO
HATESs
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top Plank Top:
For sale by S. II. BARRETT,
may1s cor. Walnut and Front sts Cincinnati O
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
Painting Establishment.

u tklgs Ioasehoidsrz &C. requested take no.
- ice faat ne uaaerssued having made the nscea AIRY
ar1ansemeutas ana secured the OF eompetent
Nofzfaens = noH prepared 10 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In te line 81 his Vouatiun IN aIlits saraaz bzanehes
n me aspariuent o. HOUSE, PAINTING, tha sascrfber
e prepared &c eEecute Nlth the greatest pranptness
eettraet huHeFer large Hich has be rendered aiyle
ana n iefss stitch camel fsli siFe sztlsiacsian.
ts e esa prepared % execute Al mAHaeF 81 si6& AND
eANh - tai PAIN fIA8, GAINING AND kiARBLrNG.
AAFtng q ai eePsTueht sscaSt heserfcss q he osl
eEnert &na ekpsIgsnced arssts.
4e tanfer sea reaasst persons saving EeFk 20 hsa
unz g gse ha call before zaktnE laal
H- r. fLEt4I&G.
marchlT-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
TO THOSE WHO RIDEl
RRED. NLOs4sls

Manufactures e Carriages, csAehss BsEgiss
LigAt-ssaggess, &C.
Ne. CD aoNEer Market stgests Nashxf tEss
Az nav maAafsetaFiax sgery VARIETY &-H -
s14 ss4le - fehisis, tFoaa she ylasaszt 49,
j = = - Essa hs4stEsi and slAteEziig
Gnisaei t9se .sals -------s---s
HAFsz Fasss asst-sia oFkssa sd ssrsErd sgFs
zrsesat q s t1ss e stseks rrs4sFes % e
aelr4 aEs 4ff4fz n14 4ak N tia sfseF
slfss - @sF-tisy. AZ kizas 81 szass s s1al4lg ee
hsld 4fass rfF gzellt Is 1f|ise.
~ erettn a.afesl2 coaRlEna
4a-t sat she es-pz1s --AsEiaEes
tess tss sNa4etfa p1t lEfeses1 tkr1E4at Ir sslfs,
Az aefkst ssl1 th1 i sFof sssif = test kfesa
kesHe h4siaE - fzt-eiss s - fA4s silss -
kf4E n<4 4itEese = tee7 4e
~ k-lsaeer - g-szs4t rs o3a 1zsaa s4sfss Eioaa
Be =. 1855 , -s-s' sissss' i.a,sA-ss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON N. BRlEk & M. NJ. BREEN R.
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
TFWTTssFT

NASHVILLE, TENEESSEE
C1ee No A West side o. Cherry ST. Coopers Binding
formerly occupsea BY I'd ERing.
hANk taken N col arfneFship my son, y ~ BHIES 10
the practice q LaW IN uI the Courts 81 Davidson cou
y. one or both generally be found 10 ihe once
Prompt and especial htteutou alsays given securing
ana collecting sil claims doney alaaysready when col
tected
have been constantly and regularly engaged pro-
tsson, Ia the Mountain district the euts years
and VII eonssuue 70 Atend 20 occurring ard collecting 81
claims lnlfusfcd 20 "a the countea o. canron
Dekalb, White tentFess, oVeron, Putnam aud jackson
have general acquantsnCe with the merchants and
bGElhess in Hose couutes.
The Merchant 81 Aashgis, and cf other places night
and 81 70 theig INTEREST," e0asr uae Ia relation there
10.
refer % eng and al persons Who knoH me, for ny
abilits and prompt attention 10 bnsiness.
mzFei1T-4y MAhsON A. RRIEN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
CLMB0RNES MAClINE WORKS.

N-'ff@4 AAf-<s-s ~
ne attention q Raiirosd Companies, Farmer Mann
laetSrers, aud al persons desr nue of nnr~hssn- -
hSee good machinery, snoh ~ STEAM ENGINES, CAST
sN1s OF every deserintioa, ARtNG, CAR.WHEtLs 81
memo Improved patterns SAW WILLS pTrsTps &c &e
: Isp.etsy called o this new Establish no gros-
nE up faPldy On the premises % ~ afe Nashville Mann
occurring ConpsBY. Ne intend carry on he bnsness
aF as extern I've before soon be read 10 t
oFeofs soF Machinery aad Casting. We have alreadS
coaehefu creations ia bacsn tn shop and nolsF-
y4f ami sha give immediate satisfaction 10 old and nss
eusi usness. 80 -
Ne are experienced Mechauies-each OF as personally
lttSAaQ2 y his oEu dspartnent-.ud thus shat b.
ase 20 tsEu out suF eElor Nork ~ oer rates thar hes
lore Gone ~ This ey. We shah ever piece o.
AQfA done a. thia Establishment, and rro pt anf
personal attenton % every order Ieft once hus ~
bore 70 give general safaeten ard be pat onzed by Al
Attelss q nease z aaGlactuge- A.dAfkkR CO.,
Claiborne Mashins Works. Nashvlle Tenn.,
lans1t-u Late NzshVlie MaaE &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

FIRST Glass. per leo Ibs., go
Third -
Furniture snd Carriages boxed, ana other HgAt
goods ~, not enumerated, oarbOyS q Acids, or
FIRST class.
Plano Fores Books, stationery Roots, Shoes Tiauors
Ssre Sc IN bottles SaPh3e and Spirits Turrease, 70
esses, Clocks, oonfeotonaes Cotton csFd prv Goodsin
6grs Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
Fstes cat owners risk Oysters in cans and Jars, Sad
dery, Tin and Brittania Ware, Teas and Spices
SECOND CLASS.
exeert such specified in third class Cofee
Seee N boxes Leather in rolls and boxes Ons in bar
res and casks CrockeTy and Queensware in Sn6
casks Rice Whiting, asier, Sheet Brass ana Copper.
TWERB GLASS.
, shoves Spades, Sad irons Zine ard Tin in pigs,
@ r Cas- A3os vices easks Of Chains aod Hos Manila
CsrraFe Springs, and Axle Railroad Wheels Azles
Chairs and Spikes, and RosIn in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES
Ight aSees not enumerated also, Carboys Of Acids
other Chemicals Will be charged at double hrst class
rates.
conSgnee, destination and DEPOT a delivery. Attention
to htS natter prevents DELAYS and losses, and
speedy delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Goods SHIPPED via Sayanhsh, should he consigned to
Agent o. cratrSl Rairos SavSnnah and packages
Goods shipped via CHARLESTON construed 20 the
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad. Charleston and
PACKAGES marked, care Agent g. g. r. R ohareston 8 O.
throrRh rates =, above cover an expenses hon New
charged either at Charleston or .SardnaG6.
shippers rely upon uniform prompt deiv-
cries by both lines Over charges aud damages BY either
Inc win he adiudged by the agents OF the Nashville
Chattanooga Road
case of lost or missing goods viii take charge OF any
correspondence necessary for their recovery, not
found, will for abe iraon Of so DAYS
after notice l. riven IN notices 0O0 E,r Nqsh-
rlHs or stations on he N0ShriNs and Chattanooga
hoGd, must De addressed 70 II. J. anderson, Supt,
N0ShHiVe. -
Merchants when IN New York viii receive every Informal
ton and assistance I'm shfppnr. by applying Agent
OF the Charleston line No 1875 ay aud the savan-
nah Line, No Is Broadway.
CHA's W. ANDERSON,
mav29-d Gent Agent.
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800 TRON TOUNDRY,

ELLIS & MOORE
DEG leave 70 inform er friends the public that they
- have nov "a Crer2t0n "a Iargeand extensive Il
+ o r Y adjoining Machine shop and are pre-
pared to
FILL ALL ORDERS PB0EPTLY,
For every description Of CASTINGS hatnay be called
FOR, and az cheap Il be mountains
MILL tfEAHfHG5 ioEs- POWERS SASH WEIGHTS,
BANK VLULTs, WISD0w sIILs and LIsTIEs, GRAIE BAas
WATER WHEETs- CoHy CRUsHEzz, and al CASTINGS,
used In the construction Of Flour Mills, Saw Mills, Furnaces
and Dwellings made 70 order II short notice.
We VIII also furnish description % Steam Water
Machinery at the % get css atlers made to order nd
charge for use patterns when in cur Foundry
The highest prices paid IL work for CID Iron
tLLiS & MOORE,
Jan. 7, '57-1y NashyilIe Tenn
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STEAM ENGINES
nra11 RTachdmery.

MILL IA X Z $500 ~ =
FILLS & MOORE,
HAVING e important additions to our machinery,
ard greatly increased our facilities for manufacturing
srzAs EvorrEs and Machinery q every description
preDarec 70 aructre steam Engiaes aud Boilers equal
and ~ 0v prices Having been practically engaged in
the HanuAGcurs OF Machinery IN Nashville for the
teen years and giving personal attention 20 the
fscurfnQ Department we feel confident that give
an favor with their orders at our
oil stand, Nos. 81 and 81 MARKET street, Broad, Nah
vile.
III nds Of work for Foor Iils Steam Boats Saw Mills
Tob Fsctories Banks Js &C., executed promptly
and at the lOz7est cash prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
no MILLERS And OOOPERS.

"a tttEd eA4set ese9 seres q kess Is tisbss s.rs
q - - faraalse hias p iies NasAstIs .a So
AsI. &E aFfezfna oar 49, y stsse
Aas-neF iaffeeas a-a seaA oe prepared seeks b.
nqPis - ssatAa4s f'F feef sad Dry Hslres.
s.lIs b ssFfs rs1psss g any aeu Il uss, q AssAps
uEE1 Il44e-
ssepass - hsrfss and ssssk. can Sc sea ~ Has,
staa esii - s-tt ssa4Ee. haFiuf ass q 4ae.er5
go zta, & a7zssszFs, sera al go tarres peg asg.
sfAefs Fseelf<a aen taferHAtau RiNet Fise, Eouatf
ISIS -, ls3s.-Sn. EBHfa Elae UE1s a C.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
MCCLURE, BUCK s CO.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,

HAVE always hard Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Timed
Copper Riyets Castings Parlor and Chamber Crates,
Stoves, in Ware aud complete assortment Of icle usu-
ally kept IN lire.
Country Merchants requested TO call and examine
our STOCK before Isewlere prepared
10 6 their their bills upon good terms any house out
west. jaU29
TUsT received lot Of Superior Floor Scales Also Plat
} for,o aud Counter scalei. 1an29 NeC. B. co.
4 fins lot Of Castings of all patterns 90 hand az
Il jan29 Nee & CO.
"A z are now aaking Wrought Iron Stoves LITTLE bet
~ ter than any house IN the United states.
jau22 1eo. b. = CO
u OoFINr entering and al kinds of Tin Sheet Iron
IL and Copper Work done in the most woTzman-lke
manner, and AZ thes shortest notice By
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FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,

CsUCcEssoRs TO JoHNsoV, HORNE COZ
COTrOV. tTobaoco, siorage. General Commission ard
- Produce Hsrcha Broad and Market streets,
Nashville Tenn VIII devote particular attention to an
business intTustei 10 thea juys-L
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o:, ACHES CLIFTON.
r,,sb Branch E,'rand Sarcis,a Martin, AK, ".
To TsE BUSINESS MIN OF NASH

rEuAr vsigabie hurucss house property, McIa lln's
eorprr, fronting g. Zee. sarser street. aud leo
cha@hf . prspo safe h leased ior tern q ysrs, %
lsftg 81 paFes vii Ia Prove the sams, b. baidng
al fs0u e8od bus.u-s s haose houses.
paFanna desiring 60 ase invited Gle written pre-
possis ~ tae ala sned, uto Nlg'Ys further inora-
Iioa on application at hla oasee-
q. d. BREEN, C. 4 ~
EugsA chancery Coart a. Na-hvlle.
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BAKERY, CONFEoTloNARY,G

CHARLEs ROBEETsOE, Gate q the aru 81 j. q. 4 O.
- Robertson. bTosu his ness az NJ
IL Market street. topfosts Morris rtFaitrns hare
he Is prepared ~ execute and al All order
nfashss o. h4knE Ioniectonsry, &es tct BE nlsy
be favored. his fresh q 6uaff
- and be aasiers hseH tat h. can give the er-
feet satss~sttcn lie sill eel By Wholesals RETAIL and
orders tQm distance elicit He returns rratsf
thanks for th aE ronSe he has hsrstaofe feastd
Jane i0-GL
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Southwestern Seed and Agricultural
Warehouse.
ipTTKIN BROTHERS.


NA~~-rs@~ ~s-4szta+ AAAF-1EH eaEA4l
s sss sfsH4fsa @ fs5Alse sssa saa Eenains GaFsss
sls q 80 stss+A y 49, ~ rs laaszs ssass ssf
esAfs -As@@sAr At3 q - gseefs a ii.srai t4sssl
sfats Is s. aegs- 0FisEs ret9estfalf saf..sr.i.
lsu-s HIAls BAorHKks.
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
and Chattanooga Railroad

Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or PASSENGER TRAIN.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves Nashville every morning at T,45.
" evening az s.
= Chattanooga morning ESQ.
evening az 9.25.
ARRIVALS.
Arrives At Chattanooga every evening At $50.
al Nashville eyenlne AL 400
AZ morning al Gas
The pay-1rans meet az Tul'ahona and both connect
with the train for Manchester McMtnnvne passeu-
for Beersheba SPRING. and points and near
the McMinnviie Railroad should take The Day-Train as
the connection byit 90 Tuiahoua f. direct.
MARCHES n. 2. ANDERSON. superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

Scales. ocaAesss
IsHEsE Scales wegh fro ibs f1sf tons re preza-
ten has ueeA aEaTded tasm ever FaiFbalk'a snG
o-Aefs. And have Ezera repaati9a above scales in
h aheF are % runztfueied 70 af5sf
snd aIs NsrEantsd 70 iast long hs aer ssy
are tsns f4reTs aad buaiarss usn slslnr 10 rzs.
ue these sesaSs sssn Do - ~ calling
r. g. EANOfss AEant,
i4ylp. No. 81 sleea Esshgllie team.
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ErHnans ana .sApryseasntsa scheme.
Royal Havana Lottery

yTNHE next Ordinary drlnins % ths Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted y .er stHrft tqtfraatnt, un-
der ne supervision o. hs capia aeslal 81 eaba vii
take place 40 Havana, "a .frsf
Friday, SepseHlber 25tls, 1897.
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y. w. CERRV,
Funeral Undertaken.

/ All prepared TO uFnish Co0as OF every description
from the hne taEet Co the PLANE servant Coin,
gethsr with eyerli rs or Generals All orders
LEFT my Ware ICONS Itgdtrcz rect next door 30 the
Up and Up Livery st+he, between Cherry and sumner
streets, wIl receive my prJppt attention both day and
night. =
Furniture repaired made order the best style.
3. j.. IA. CLaEY..
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EXCEPT such specified third class Cohes
alS machinery Foregn Liquors In barrel, ana pipes,
obacco IN boxes, Leather in rolls and boxes bar
reS and casks CrockeTy and QueeRsware in crates and
CASKS hiee Whiting, aser Sheet Brass and Copper.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
FIRST class.

= II 'ITU VIII UUNF|T wa oI0eT UTUf
goods pot enumerated, CarboyS q Acids, or
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

Shovels SHADES Sad irons Zine ard Tin in pigs,
TN rate nvs Vices, casks Of Chains a"d Hoes Manila
ana otten Cor age, Coffee. Heavy Ca tings R Gearing
Carriage Springs, and Axe. Railroad Wheels and Axss
OhalTs and Spikes, and Rosin IN barrels
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20

given to the creditor his attorney in such process that he will
appear and theeupon he may appear before Of the assistant
judges of the county court of the county where such person
Sides where the arrest made and submit himself to exami
nation provided to obtain discharge from arrest and
said judge shall have the power to act in the premises as is
conferred upen the authority signing such process.
SEC . 1t shall be the duty of the officer making the arrest
convey the debtor defendant if he requests it, to the place
of such examination whether before such Judge before the
thory signing such process and such officer shall have right
TO commit such debtor defendant TO Jail till such examination
has been had.
SEC 3. Such Judge shall be allowed the fees and shall
the costs of such examination the if the hearing had
been had before the authority signing such process and they
shall be paid in the provided where such examination is
had before such authority.
Approved November II, 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20
No. 38.-AN ACT TO ENABLE INSURANCE COMPA
MES TO COMPLY WITH THE LAWS OF OTHER
STATES OR COUNTRIES

IL Is here6y enacted By HE General assembly of the State OF
Vermont, as toH0ws:
SEC II shall be lawful for any life insurance company
chartered IN this State to deposit with the of this State
e comptroller or cei financial officer of another State any
funds securities of such companies which the laws of any other
STATE OF country may require, to enable the company or comma
mes OF this State to establish agencies and prosecute the business
OF insurance within such other states or countries
SEC = And it shall be the duty of the treasurer Of this
STATE TO safely keep said securities for the benefit of all the poll
holders OF such company but companies depong shall
al all ues have the right to receive the interest dividends
upon such mortgages or stocks exchange them for others
Of equal value.
SEC o. inns act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November TO- 1857
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-11-20

No 89.-AN ACT FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL FUNDS OF ORLEANS COUNTY
IS hae5y endci by The General Assably of the STATE of
peymont, a. foHorS:
SEC. l. All income, and profits derived from bo rror,
mar school lands in the county of Orleans shall hereafter be
equally divided hetween the Orleans county grammar school ot
brownngon the Caismy academy the Derby academy the
Orleans liberal institute at Glover and the Barton academy
ana te Tour institutions first named shall hereafter pay to the
su barton academy the Wested grammar school, the ALBANY
academy and the Msssquo Valley academy to each of them
oneeghh part of all such they may receive from The
rents and profits Of said grammar school lands so that they shall
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