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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

4 FARM FOR SaLR--wlL' BE SOLD At PUBLIC
"A suction. TUESDAY, Nov 5, a. ociock r NJ, arm
situated and halt mile west Of Gro IMPORT containing
forty I've acres OF which woodland pleasantly a
oaed sso, The same time and place horses ,ows swine
farming uteus Ia Previous 70 which any person can
examine prev ises prr hase private sale 20
ferrng further particulars inquire OF Capt JOIN
CLARE OF GrcsLpot " tho subscriber on me promises.
JOHN CONSEILT.
GArYsPcKr, Sep. Il, 1887.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

A PARM WITH CROPS, STOCK, FARMIN0 Ut nNsIIR
IA and I'll appertaning thereto vii exchange os good i'm
proved city property rood STOCKS Apply ~ oce Of Twins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

yOUErKY sAAr on THE aABT EIDE or THIN hUG
con 10 . very and beatty ssvx0aC, for sae
House consans u rooms bss fu!nass a. and vel built
walk nom SeIc and twelve miles from he Oy Hall Pc<
O O. eiDNHy rural arcttiecs. engineer knd
EnExau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

mark FOR sALR-uONT s1ErNG 200 AoRRs OF EX-
cslent land good two story brick house fair ont buid
inpe good orchard God sufnc for Of he far
well wstered by sprpIs and living ST. running through
,e place ~iu sold the dasi I'd.
Alsa IC corde II ready marks In winter.
The farm 10 situated quarter OF mile frJm the Morris canal
Eve l.s above Psteyson This properly win he sold
bargain for above murgass which IS 90,
gn will no sold - cord where
BfooS.yn INQUIRE OF rAPPEN TOWNSEND, - Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS mel HsKD IN vHI BANK
M az Eoes, Heirs wanted OF Mary Casdy, widow OF
LcDdon Wn Cumming in Now Orleans Js4l, snd others
Apply 10 HAYS Nexl-of Kin office, 3T broadway, N. Y.
NOTICE PERSONS WHO IRE ABOUT iNsURING
can md ont standing OF city fire
Mrs with sa.emen. Of what properly their caus; losDed
broker and general sger SO William street. H.
O II. h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

a GBKAP Hogsk-PRIcE My 81 sec AkICEx~o
q s,ory and basement house, 20 By 80 res near
with piazza bic manteis 4. The hon,e is ,usIed II
$50 do1r res mortgage or 10 ser cert de
duc,ed for cash. Inquire OF g. r ToHksESD, g. Nassau
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

Uryposr, CLrFvwoo Asp uslos oiYY DrRRcr.-
n Siddleso-n Pon, By stserp from neyvcrt s.eamcy
M Aq ever except sstudsy And Sunday Leases Murray
.rret a. NA n; Keypo-, sP " f~e 70 ether s,d,na
10 cent? Mlddletown point ~ ceuka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

,rrrscoNsfs LAND IN ExcHAsaE FOR PROPERTY
w u,er new ycrs socss FOR any snd OF msrchsndss
- - - a Jof EooPE l7s Rrosdvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16
EaEM roR SAL. on IxobAsa. yos oIry PRO

NOR sALE-NiLI AND WATER POWBE.-A VERY
u vsiusble forr story brick mill. sna ed 81 Wnirpang
Norris county Ne Jersey fur miles from norrsown "
complete furnished with ss bost OF machinery fer WORK
mg cotton most OF rev ana Al in ezce lent order Ses
by mil there Is drying Eouae &c The water 90 vsr
eIceier, End superior 70 It There are about line
asr~s land including the bondage Uoon The
dwelling houses In good condition. This rrooers no
offered for ssie cheap Aroy % = Dian lss peAri
rsntc n J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

= 0nn -AyEXCiILINf CT ANCE IL NOW OFFERED
pOUp. for with his amount 70 engage IN ihs pro
opportunity fer good basiassH
For particulars apply nmed ssy ~ Ssa Byosd ray office
q. HoWMs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-25
AN ABsTRACr OF THE SPEECH OF GEN
HARRIS, AT NASHVILLE.
OF PUBLIC LANDS


Gen. HARRIS said, that this question had been
settled by the popular verdict Of the people fifteen
years ago. having been fully discussed by the ablest
statesmen of the age, The voice of the people con-
signed it to the tomb where it has slumbered until
within four days of the adjournment Of the last
Congress, when Mr. Bell attempted to galyanize it
into life again. by the introduction of his distribu-
ton bill Why was that bill introduced at that late
hour of the session. when Mr. Bell knew that no bill
introduced at so late an hour in the session could
possibly pass both houses and become the law; in
addition to which he knew that there was Demo-
cratic majority Of two-thirds in the Senate standing
opposed to distribution, and Democratic Presi-
dent who would veto it if it passed? Mr. Bell,
then, could have had hope of its passage; and if
we are left to judge from his declaration at MUIR
freesbOrO in 1s4S, that Distribution has ceased to
be question, the lands being pledged for the salts
faction of the national debt" &c., and from his
vote in the Senate in 1850, where he records him
self against direct proposition to distribute be-
tween the States the proceeds of the sales of the
lands, authorized to conclude that be neither
expected desired its passage, but sought simply
to raise the question as the last expiring hope of
crushed and defeated Know NOthingism, and to draw
off public attention from the political heresies of
that order.
If distribution is important to the country at this
time, it was equally SO in 1850 Why then did Mr..
Fillmore fail to recommend it throughout his entire
administration, and why did Ar. Bell vote against it
when introduced by Mr. Dayton?
But, said Gen. H., the policy advocated and pre-
ferred by my competitor in the beginning of the
canvass, differs widely from that indicated by Mr..
Bells bill Col. Hatton proposes to distribute, not
the proceeds of sales, but to seize upon and divide
between the several States every of the public
lands themselves
Gen. H. said he had called upon his competitor TO
show him the clause of the Constitution that gave
Congress the power to divide the lands between the
States, and that Col. Hatton had referred to this
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-25
az Humphrey Marshall described the En-

ES% Humphrey Marshall described the Know
Nothing party as ga broad and quiet river, that
takes its noiseless way through the plain, dfusing
fertility and beauty all sides losing, itself only in
the expanded ocean of the nations weal!" An ex-
Know-Nothing friend of the Louisville Democrat
says that according to his experience, sit is like
country road he travelled which, at the start,
was broad and plain, straight and smooth promising
apleasant journey and speedy arrival at the desired
goal, but it soon began to twist around fences and
wind through the woods, becoming less distinct at
every STEP until at last it ended in rabbit track,
and ran into the ground"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-25
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
NO EXCUSE FOR DOWDY BONNET,
BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
at fully half Prices
Stock at Great Reduction

Stock at Great Reduction.
Likerjse EHgias Gipssys and Picnic Hats.
ENR0M the unprecedented patronage received this
season will warrant US in selling balance
above The great composition this season, has fully etab
hed for Rich and Superior BOnnets and Low Prees
which has increased Gales considerably and stimulated
US 10 order large addition Stock And
Stock is larger If possible and select than any
time this Tho Flowers Ladies', beautiful and
must please you. Call soon before they all sold
The balance of Stock will be sold great deduction
in prices. We have in store
Rich Paris, Hair and Bugal Blond,
English Straw ana other plain styles;
Misses BOnnes, Children's Hats, Gipsey and Flats;
Paris Flowers for Bonnet Parties and Bridal oecasOns
just received a dne lot Of Pink Ribbons;
Hoop Skirts Misses and Children's ditto;
Paris and Spanish Fans 800 boxes Rushas;
Parasols, all qualities.
Likewise ane stock Of Embrodsries, consisting OF Rich
Malties Sets in Lace JacOnet Worked Musln Mourning
Sets, Sleeves, Of every description, Collars etc. Rich
Black Bugal Collars, Mantillas Of English and Chauna
Lace Rich Paris Embroidered HandsrkeFchsfs, Trimmings
Bugs and hich Paris Blond aces fine line OF Paris Mts
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine and Medium Cabbas and
Port Monies hne stock OF Combs and Fancy Articles Tor
the toilet.
Now ladies call and get bargains, we want rom for
extensive Fall Stock OF . OOO dollars worth of rich
Millinery Goods Of direct Imp ration from Paris
to open i5th September Competition be met
with large stock and low prices, keep up life Of
trade. Can soOn, Ladies.
Il. WISE, Agent,
juyI4 No AZ, Union Street. next doorto state Bank
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-25
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

pY virrue of deed executed to the Nashville Building
II Association by JH l.. Weaver which Is Of record in
the Registers ole OF Davidson county book No page
GO the said Nashville Building Assoc aOn its Treasurer
WILL Saturday the 9Th day of August next The
yard gate Nashville sell auctoa the highest BIDDER,
for cash the property therein de scrbed being LIT in south
Nashville, fronting forty feet Market street and running
back 1871 feet, which is situated comfortable amy
dence. The equitS OF redemption waived in sud deed
Sale to take place at u clock, NJ
July 22-td. CHAS. A. FULLER, Treasurer.
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$4,000 Reward +!

will pay reward thousand doars for the appre-
henson and sac delivery in Jail in Murfreesboroagh,
Tennessee, Of JOHN FLY who murdered David Nj.
Thompson, on the 29th Of June, Io57.
John Fly is about twenty years age abou! i've feet
two three nehes high and weighs hundred
twenty pounds. be Is Of rather delicate e6eminafs
Hppeara ce, complexion rather allOW, high cheek bones
large mouth for Of his ze short nOse and features
generally haened in appearance. dark hair and ewes,
Though neither blaek He Is believed be len handed,
and to have small mole black marx his He
well educated easily and readily and his voice
is rather eheminate; has but lille beard, and generally
dresses neatly. JOHN THOMPSON,
July 9Th, IS57.-d&w2m Oetibeha county, Miss.
= One Thousand Dollars viii be paid for any informa
ton that Will load 70 the arrest Of John Fly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-25
CATTLE ATRAYED OR sTOLRNf
REWARD.

NTRAyED orstolen from the premises Of the late Matthew
- arrow, on the Charlo 70 pike, NINE HEAD OF BEEF
cattle. said cattle, when they left, had. as mark
daub OF tar each Tump. Three them ie some ten DAYS
ago, and the balance Sunday last.
Some Of the beef cattle purchased of Gen
harding and the balance bought In Wilson and Bed
ora counties, will give the above reward the delivery
OF all OF them Nashville, or IS per head forsny
portion of them. finly25-uI L. 9 COLEMAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-25
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

AAASN FOONUkLs
y WE nave now stated new and extensive Foupayv
@ e oa stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
t ~, anu are prepared to heavy and light
is a.y description at the shortest notice Light Cast
ias ~ isr az moderate city prices, heavy Cast
70 amounts furnished per contract al Cnepnat
prices villa aoeions Of freight We hav also fommenesd
operations in @sV '"EEuiuehSeu
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, SaWmiils FlourmiIs 20 A. - =
patterns made to order Jobbne REPAIRING tx
asy we are ready to make contracts Tor Rnene sn1 Mn
and shall furnish plans 10 enable pnFchaaar. NJ
Mills with little expense Manufacturer anS us III,
hnd Il profitable 10 see us, before going EaSt 90 We WI
Machinery. VI "ost iof
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made N o,I
best MATERIAL complete with Fir fronts, Crates
and Valves warranted TO stand any pressure
Manufacturing or porpelag purposes. Oi
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description of SmthwOrk done in excellent sIa
none but hrstrats Iron work. SteruDs Dogs
Pman Irons, Saw eranks Bolts all kind Mill inns
me de to order on short notice. r.-
Farmers wishing 10 purchase good, cheap Machinery viii
do well 10 call at Gus Office address by latter. -
VI JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
1uly25u Late Nashville Man. Co.'s shops.
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gs% The Utica New York; Herald says "there
were 40 patients in the asylum at the time of the
fire; and we record with thanksgiving that no
accident of any kind happened to any one of them,
nor did any one of them escape in the excitement.
All the patients are safe, aud in their proper quar-
ters -
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WATER COOLERS,

nF all sizes and most elegant patterns. Chamber Sets
~ great variety; Preserving Kettles brass and French
ameed OF all sizes; Enamelled and Bright
Pans from the smallest the largest sizes; Pans
ringers, Fish Kettles, Porcelain and Iron spice Morar
larger stock aud greater OF the above articles
than nave before been brought The city, and will
low for cash. julyI5 MchENZIE 4 WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-25
Zinc Farm FOR Sale

He undersigned offers for sale Of the finest Farms in
Middle Tennessee, lying in Manry county, eight miles
North Of Columbia, and within mile and hal of an ex
ceentiurnpiks Few Farms in any portion of the
combines many superior advantages. II contains 6ss
acres ofhe most fertile and productive SOIL acres OF which
are eleared-the balance well mOeed There several
never failing Springs. furnishing abundance of
There also excellent young Orchard eleven twelve
hundred trees The dwelling pain bat comfortable with
good outbouses Of every kind The proprietor being
termined - sell, offers his Farm twenty per cent less
than place equal value be eoun
ty. Apply to the undersigned a. COlum6a.
July 24-n JOHN w NAYFS
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HASBROOK, McWHIRTER a co,

HAVE this day determined sell their Of SPRING
Ii AND SUMNER DRY GOOi'S at prime cost for cash.
10 make room for their EXTENSIVE FALL PURCHASES a
part Of which they dairy expecting Their stock con-
sists of ENDLESS VARIETY, That everybody will
be suited You will find them at No 81 Market street 8
nj
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

Nashville, July 1, 1851.
THIS Bank has declared dividend of per- Of
the PROFITS for the last months and psT Ofhe
urpus profits, making per- payable hoi
erhasdre son demand. liuly3-Iml u. WEAVER. co
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NASHVILLE RuILDING ASSOCIATION.

THE STOCKHOLDERS in this Institution hereby no.
tilted that their annual meeting for the election Of Di-
rectors Will he held place of meeting Monday
next, the 9th inst al O'Clock p NJ.
July Il, isj7-td. G. A FULLER, Treasurer.
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DEM. P. SHIELDS will cell without reserve, for cash. on
ID saturday morning, July IS, O'Clock account of
whom II may concern, superior lot of second
hand furniture, consisting in part of fine French Bed
sTead Jenny Lind do extra hne Book Case Rose
wood Dress Bureaus CHrpetnzs hair and rockers;
fine French oval Mirrors SOfs marble top tables; Hat
Racks; Lounges; Book cases; WardrObes dining
tables Desks; hair maasses card Fables SdebOards
&C., with great variety Of articles close eOnsign
ments. July 22-4tl
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The several districts hereby authorized %
County Court have appointed the following persons
TO act as Iedses and Clerks the different Wards and Dis
juDsEs AVID cL1sKs.
Dst NO. list "ard-TeDPe o. Harris John Coltart and
2 mos J. Halle, W. H. Townsend aud
w. II pd assleE 3 5; , %slis si.; and R.
yan1 w Martin, J. Fsfs and
y ;; AFTER, Mason vannoy and J.
%. Francs mos W. ohiI.on and v
A. Bangh--W W. Petition, clerk 4,
A. Davis, J. L. Jarell and Isaac
Nicholas P cOrbitt, VIM, Harrison
M, and Martin G: Cotton
Dist. No 2-John Corey, Vim. McMnry and John Greer;
j. Corles, ir and Greer.
3-Moses N. Ridiey. George W. Charlton and T
Msnn l. Charlton and P. ]. Couch.
4-Imothy d ldson, g. Hamilton and Ben Hurt;
Ashley Rozell, X. H. Wallace w. D. Ba-
keI G Roweand Cox.
6-W B Gambill, Joel A Batle and VIM Austin
BO0ker and Joel Bastle, jr
John Hope. W G Briley and James Raglan A
s-Wn ogilEie, W O Ramsey and James Ra rs
A ramsey and John Rains.
s-W HAgAns, Thomas johnson and Andrew
Gregory; I'd Lleas and 10 Wnitsitt
iO-J w Maj ming, W Harding and James NJ
Hamilton; X CrenshsE and w q Burehett.
l-Wm EdHiGson, compton and Allen Cotton;
ls-Jesse Jordan, W Watkins and John N Joslin;
I9-BenI Cox, " c. Shelton and W DOzier
LOftll aud w McGuay.
4-James Greer, James Russell and Skelton De-
a - moss: Wm DemOss and WIN Frazier.
A'-'ohn Prichett, Thomas A lisOn and Moses
A. ,e r, Greer; John Haily and Haisted.
'o-'31es & NegsOm. Roger Pegnm and James
- +, Dunn; o Charlton and Dr. 8agwel.
flames talgum, Wm Osborne and UsFy Sam
Dunn aud K Order q
80 steil, Hiram Vaughan and @ White : Z
Estes and JOhn D Bren
l9-W Hamohn w Hudson and John Taylor;
IS Hall ard = Gee.
Wv HAL, w ID Dsmnkes and W S Foster; W
brake and K Cartwright
2l-AndreW Hooper, Ihos 4 Saunders and ] Var
brough; George Keeling sed 10 Phillips.
g 22-GeOrge " Campbell George " Waker and G
MARSHALL; X L. Croker and Geo ~ ebbsr.
23-W Drske, David RAlstOn and Lewis Will
lams; Wellington HS de John Drake.
&c 2+-M WilEHscn, Binkley and I'd Graves;
TaEweti Bthery and Joe Johnson.
~ 25-Dennls DOzidr, Jacob Mayo and James n Lee
G Lowe and Tom Sloan.
July2I-td. J K. EDMUNSON. Sleriu.
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JAPANNED TINS.

various Sizes for signs black yellow and various fancy
~ cOlOrs: Brass Candlesticks Lamps, Hsela Coffee Pats
French Coffee Machines, Pie cake, and Pate Pans large
variety Of patterns; bread tea sugar and cash Boxes
globe and egg LanteT, tin Pocket DARK L4neFs
FO0t-tubs, gg Slicers, Flesh Forks, Spoons. etc.
For sale By Ljalyl5l MCKENZIE * WILSON.
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GRANDFANC
D r E S S B ALL,

Beaver Dam Springs.
Commencing Tuesday, August, l1A, and to continue
several days.
MANAGERS FROM NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON co.
Jno Johnson, w Brown Esq,
James Ellis, w Meredith,
N Burns, VIM Ewing,
Gen W Barrow Gel h Stevenson,
Col Thos Foster, JBO Hugh Smith, Esq,
Russell Houston, Esq.,, MAJ Holman,
Mai R C MeNain, Or q Lewis,
P q DunnnStOn, ESQ, Bruce BIZ, kner,
T 5 Foster, Esq, DR. Cheaiham,
Thos Fite Col Frank MeNairy,
Gen W G Harding, Thos Craighead,
Gov S Brown, Gen G smith,
Andrew Ewing, Esq, X Rains.
ChidTess, ESQ.,, JnO McBE1ng, Esq.,
Every will be made by the Propetors for the
pleasure and comfort of guests june l9-dtd.
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Wheat: wheat
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted the estate of the late William
IA Anderson deceased, will call and settle the tane; and
al having claims against said requested to
present thSp for payment wIhn the prescribed by
SAMUEL RROWN,
July rs Iw Administrator.
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Writing,
Dissolution Notice.

THE undersigned has this day Withdrawn from the firm
county, Tennessee. DIX. P. SIMMS.
June %, 1851. July 4daw In
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.OPINIoNs 81 lie PREss.


This work viii bring attention Of the present gen
eraiiOn multitude Of things connected With govern
meat which have long lain IL fOrgetianess0 Ia
dependent
This WORK will prove OF immense value TO public men,
andtO Every American citizen who aims the civil
history Ofhs COuntry.s5 York Courier ard Enquirer
Col Benions qualact for h task no one can die
pute. His upon She title page inspires eonf-
dence in lis and faith rs nparAhty and eu4
lire faithfalness.-BOstOa Trsvsllsr.
lis surprising 10 how many Of The subjects which
still before discussed BY fathers in the very
infancy Of Inc consideration We shan welcome each sue
csssive volume Of this work very valuable addition 10
the history Of thesouutry.-BsstoH Daily Advertiser
The Arrangement Debates Congress- by Mr. Ben
ton, are made with much and eyeeleni Judgment
TLswork will form amOs complete history United
States adoption the federal constitution and
will be an invaluable work Of reisrenceJsD York Con-
msreial.
The theory Of Institutions, the working
the various pars be correctly Understood BY those Who
VIII beat the trouble study; and the this in1t
nation viii Be in these Debates within Of every
citizen The indexes the end Of Volume it
easy to turn 70 any particular subject slo 4d0srsr,
An enterprise Ike this, interesting Invaluable and na-
tona deserves the ample encouragement The su-
ibOI says In his preface that 70 him labor
Of loveand Of pride, rssusein paste dead-ao one
skipped and each in his place, Win the best
hand.-BosioH Post.
This abrdgensnt, considering the aestmabIe value or the
Debates, complete political history county, forms
treasury Of knowledge which should possessed By every
citizen afford land there are not able
coming out, will, seriany BHsta, Nso
Orleans.
This abrdgementi is barerctsd the speeches Of
celebrated Orators but will extend msp and
to the planss speakers who spoke nforma
zion subjects Of surviving interest,". Da PeayaHs ~
Orleans.
By these Debates find the s business introduced into
the House OF Representatives. After the Inauguration was
bill to collect Duties Imports aud and inter
etng eatae Of The debate that every speaker
70 regard the protection Of hons industry the
Isct be embraced natter Of any project for
rasng the We shall probably assen. OF
every reader in saying, that living person combines
Of qualities necessary the proper execution OF
this work than the Senator who has undertaken
it-NatOaal IatsLigszesr, WasAiHgtsn.
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Auction Sale OF Groceries by B. Lanier & Co.
Being compelled to remove stock Of Groceries pre-
pa-atOry tearing down warehouse we will offer at
Auction Tuesday morning 99h inst at 10 o'clock gem
eTal stock Of Groceries, Liquors dz..v viz.
25 hhds Sugar all Grades, 500 kegs Nails assorted
90 bbls LoBi :" SO dozen Buckets; A.,
900 bags Rio Coffee; 100 box Star Candles;
200 bbls Rectded Whisky; 2u0 Glass Ware;
50 % Bourbon and Rye'' 20 & Tobacco assorted;
% {" Newsones so casks soda;
25 American Brandy, 20 g London Porter,
10 90 American Gin; SO box Starch;
10 Sc American Wine;
To getheT with all the small articles, useualy offered
auction July 23-td1 X. LANIER & co.
Time Sale of Groceries by Morris Il StrattOn.
ON WEDNESDAY morning. July 29th , 1857 at 10
" clock will offer at Auction, in front of
Market Street, large and well selected Groce
80 hhds choice SuRars 20O boxes allow eau
90 do clarified do dies;
$50 half bbs choice reboiled 50 boxes starch;
Molasses 60 do Tobacco, various
90 bbls n U loaf sugar; brands;
$50 bags Rio Coffee; Obox Glass Ware sssed;
eOh Kegs Nails best brands; 60 bbls CIDER Vinegar;
IS d4z Painted Buckets; 200 00s Whisky, various
60 easks soda; brands;
With other articles to make complete sale.
All sums under $500 cash; all $500 and under
$1,000 60 days and all of 5000 aud % days for
approved endorsed notes. payable in of the city banks
july 10 d NORRIS a. STRA CTON
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stale pIectiox

WILL open and hold an election for Governor, members
Of Congress ane LegsauFe in the several civil districts
q Davidson county Thursday, 9Th day or August Ike
Consabes IN the several districts hereby authorized %
hold said election.
The County Court have appointed the following persons
to act as (edges and Clerks the different Wards and Dis