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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-25
Nofice.

Y virtue Of execution issued by the Clerk & Master
ID OF the Chancery Court OF Coffee county, Tenn ana 70
me directed. Will sell TO the highest bidder for in
hand a. the Court House door 10 Of Manchester
on Monday, the first day Of Fe6aary next 1883 follow
ing tracts OF Land 10 wiz One tract Of Land
cih civil district Of Code county, Tenn,
foo~s VIII b ginning on pest oak poi ters, the
south vest corner Of eatry Toe Johnston
Webster cT 5000 running thence 1909 poles TO
stakehenee norh 96D poles toa thence poles
10 stake and pointers thence south poles the beg
nng Containing by estim aGOn, twelve hundred
And also, OIhtr -set OF Laad situated IN he OH civil
district Of Coffee county Tenn anu bounded follows
Ns % the north by the Lads belonging The heffs
w WateTson. Decd on the by he L1nds OF G "
shiecs and Oh TIE south BY the Lnoso LDunean andon
te est y she lands OGeOrge shaw name
Alexander Black and granted BY OF Tennessee to
samuel Barrel Bota OF the said tracts Of Land, lev
the property of Samuel Barrel 10 safety an
Execution In favor Of Thomas A. anderson.
P. NJ. BOYD.
Sheriff Of Coffee county, Tenn,
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DOCTOR lie HAS DONE IA physician tells the
following story, not without some 10 cet On HI; no.,
for the advice given;-A hard working woman had
arun iI' husband who when partly sober would
taking laudanum Twice did the wife ssco-,ai, ~,
he had swallowed the obstructive drug dTics did
the doctor restore him. Upon the second reS,or 80,
ton the doctor addressed him as follows .Yon ,oI
for nothing scOundrel you don't want to Kin vonr-
self, you merely want to annoy your wife and me
II you want to kill yourself, why don't you cut vonr
throat, and put end to the matter?" Well. AVA
ven the doctor, aud thought more of his patient
until some two weeks after, he was awakened from
a sound nap by the tinkliug of his night bell. He
put his head out of the window and inquired sWhas
the natter doctor, he has done it." was the
reply. "Done whatF John has taken your ad-
vice" 'What advice?" ''Why, you told him To
cut his throat, and he has done it, and he is unoom
mon dead this time" Imagine the doctors feelings
He has since ceased giving such cutting advice
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THAT Valuable Farm which the undersigned have resi-
ed for the Last years. sale II lies The water,
OF lek river in the eo7Hy Coffee eight miles from Man
CHESTER and seven miles from fuilshoma and four miles
from Normandy The tract contains hundred and 6fy
acres w acres OF which cleared The
less OF hTst rate farming land. formally
the Davidson place, on this farm comfortable resi-
0eh with AL necessary ont houses barns cribs md stables
of the quslit young orchards Of choice fui
good spring water In abundance; water plenty
unhng through olDeren sections Of said farm The soil Of
both tracts equal any crops either for rain or s
and both united They Will be sold separately or
TO suit purchasers Ii is of the stock farms il me
State TO ils size As those wishing buy would OF
wish To view the premises before purchasing furthey De-
scPon Is deemed unnecessary bat all invited 10 ca
and see for themselves
dee25-6m HODGE & RAN>Ey
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BSs- The Washington Union mas taken position,
the correctness of which we cordially and en-
phaticaly endorse. 1t is sound and just They
who are not for are against us, and should be SO
regarded
IAN honest difference Of opinion as to whether
the Kansas Convention should have submitted to
popular ratification the whole of the great essen
Iial part of the Constitution framed by them may
be tolerated; but the entire Democratic press will
hold no Democrat guiltless who seeks to promote
his peculiar views BIZ associations nth Black
Repu5Hcanism IN any form. To sanction even for
a moment the sectional objects, or TO adopt even
for temporary purpose the wretched sophistries
and fanatical appeals of the enemy, may be safely
regarded as the preliminary steps Of formal
desertion."
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Passed Nov. a, 1857.
seventy large worms.xpe,Ied,

The stomach has. undoubtedly, a very great sympathy
with other parts the body IN the with respect
Irritation produced By They give to mar
Othe, diseases aud patients OfeB suffer Incredibly without
beng OF the The remedy which will give
most certain relief in cases B. FAhNESTOCK'S
VERMIFUGB, which will expel every worm, and in this
leave the system free from AL bilious humOr.
ITKNToE, N. J., December SIh, 1854.
.usssrs. B. a. FdhEsStOek 4 Co.
GESTLENEF 81 gave vial OF b. A. Fahnesteck's
Vemuge Two of my Children thres, the other Ave
pears age and brought away from them serenity
large worms few hours alter 'hey mad talen IL They
we've restless at night but now they sleep WELL well
and hearty in every way. Any who doubts this,
JOHN D. ARGOOD.
Sold wholesale and retail and by all the principal drug
gs AID country merchants throughout the United states
Gee. d&W-lm
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Holiday Presents.

hsAT attraction, a. 10. A Public square, utV Vaua-
" be Lois OF eUdid Freuch China Papisr Aaehe and
Oer rich goods l. be gwen away. CitZens Of Nash
Vile snf vicinity respectfully informed that positive
orders received ~ elise TIE entire large STOCK OF
French China Geo rding the following unprecedented
liberal plan, viz Every purchaser spFndd Motto Cup
SANGER only S. viii DO eRtitled 70 present. In
order 10 Determine articles viii be, they have
veOped Two thousand cards, stating the number ana de-
scr6ng the Ois; purchasers al seeea card and
the article a ca Tor wII delivered Immediately The
Goods Tor distribution comprises splendid assortment
French China, vz Gold Band lea Sets Also, rich assr5
mani Of Fancy China Vases Gard Bas rete etc Setfs
Coognes Figures inksaBds, Motto Mugs Toy Tea Setts
splendid Papier Mache Tables, Tea Trays This Bvenipf
me sae md distribution will commence at ocoek az
continue every day and Evening until further notice
dec "a BENZ. p. SHIELDS
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SHORT SPEECHEs.-In the English House Of Com
mons they will not hear man speak at length who
is not known beforehand to have something to say.
They cheer him down, cough him down, laugh him
down, clap him down, stamp him down, or go down
themselves to dinner. Long speeches are sbOm-
nation. SO remarks the Philadelphia Ledger, it
Will now become at Washington A few Of the real
y great men will make just as many really great
speeches as ever But the business of the country
is rapidly coming to be more q lsacted by sharp,
Snort pointed debating speeches, with the quick
"i''eu retor' thao prosaic orations. Senators Big
Ter and Douglas have illustrated this.
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Land sale.

f virtue Of orders sale TO me directed from he Cir
cut Court OF Hickman county, al the October term 1857
email on The nrsI MONDAY in February - at Court
Huus' door in the town of Cenlreve oTsr for sale for
cash an hs 10 and interest that d. TOy has In and 10
me following tract OF land ylg and being the county Of
hickman ana State OF Tennessee Civil ssric and
bounded as follows: Adjoining thu lands s. B. Lee on
Inc North Wesand South, the West by tract solo
~ J0nn >Fnger to said TOty and supp contain one
hubde aad sixytWo acres, Loved as the
properly Of the sad Toy. The instance Of & Graham
fhips and Reeves. Sale within hours prescribed by
law. This Deoem Der the I4Ih, 1857.
J. GEORGE, Sheriff
dec o-W4t-PrsfeeS4 By LKVI Ne CULLoM d. S.
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Land Sale.

virtue OF ar order Of sale TO directed from the Cir
~ euit Court Of Hickman comfy, the October erm
l57 shall on the FIRST MONDAY in February next at the
court House door IN the town CentreVe Offer for sale
Tor easE all the title and interest that W. Stephens has
n and 10 the following tract Of land lying and being In The
county OF Hickman and state Of Tennessee and Civil Dis
tre No TO- and bounded as follows On the South by the
lands OF Joel Jones, the West ands Of
Causron the lands where phens lives contain
lag twelve hundred acres, evied the property Of the
sale Stephens, at the Instance OF John for L
FJWikes sac within the hours prese bed by law This
December the 18th 1857. 5 GtORGR SherF
dse25-H 4.-pfsfeeS4 By LEVI NcClnLIoN n :
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THOSE WHO HAVE USRD 1T Among the many testi-
mnnals in favor OF the effects of BCERHAVES HOLLAND
BITTERS offer the names Of he following, many OF
them veiI-knOWD this city.
JAMEs GOWN OF South PtsbuTg, says 10 certainty a
vslusDle medicine; Il cure0 ne 81 Dyspepsia
Captain HKNkY KAToN says III cured my "le oil Neu-
THlgiA"
A. VoS BoSNHoRsT saws: 81 met with SO speedy
a remedy Tor SoidIty OF the stomach"
HENRIcH PaULUs says; al" cured me Of severe chronic
diaTTbOex IN Two dA,s.'
sAHURL WOoDRuTF, OF Athens, Ohio, says: "When
commenced Your medicine was pros sted that
could not walk my farms alter using one bottle can
eat any thing" dec2l-lW
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Ma RrcHANAN on ELS OLD PLATFORM.


In 1886, when applications we're made by Arkan.
sas and Michigan for admission into the Union as
States, the objection made thatnO enabling acts
of Congress had been passed prior to these sppca-
tons. Mr.. Buchanan was in the Senate, and took
prominent part in the debates, To show how con-
sistenty true TO his own record he has been in his
late message from his remarks in 1886, answer to
the objection that Michigan ought not to be admitted
because Congress had passed no enabling act He
said
The first objection he should consider was the
one suggested rather than insisted on, by the Sena-
tor from Delaware, Mr.. Clayton, and that was,
that no act had been passed by Congress for the
purpose of enabling the people OF Michigan to form
Slate Constitution, in obedience to what had been
supposed 10 be the regard TO other States
that have been admitted into the Union. Now, was
there he would ask, any reason for passing such an
act d? Was it required by principle, or was II re
quired by former practice lie utterly denied that
was required either by one or the other, before
new state may be admitted into the Union; and
whether ii was given previously or subsequently to
the application of State for admission into the
Union was of no earthly Importance. lie admitted
that The passage of such an act previously to The
admission Of a new State was the best course TO
adopt; but If people had formed republican CON
stiIuton and if Congress should think that they mad
assumed proper boundaries, was there any Objection
% their admission whether the preliminary law had
oeen passed, or otherwise? But in the history OF
lhls government they had precedents to sanction
ths bill; and they had one which applied expressly
10 this very case 1t being utterly impossible TO draw
any distinction between the two, unless II favor OF
Michigan. he referred TO the case OF the state OF
tennessee found in the second volume Of the laws OF
ne United States. The preamble was Short con-
aiming but few lines, and he would read It, This
brief preamble was a declaration that, by the
acceptance of the deed OF cessiOn Of the StaIe OF
North Carolina Congress was bound to lay out, INTO
or more States, the Territory thereby ceded TO
the United States. Congress, therefore, upon the
OF constitution by Tennessee, declared
mat State be of the United States Of America
IN equel footing with the original States, IN all
respects whatever, by the name and title OF the state
Of Tennessee
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Ear-AcNe Cured

Ear-Ache Cured.-This painful aKection, TO whchi
so any persous especially chdren subjecr fall
and winter readily cuble By the of BRAeos AKoTc
LlNINISr lew drops upon piece of cotton should
be put into the can be bOTGe the
rounding parts well bahed with the Lnimen applied with
gentle friction with The hand Thousands cases have
been relieved in minutes by this Invaluable Imminent
II is also an infalibe for rheumatism, Neuralgia,
sprsns and Bruises and Sds, and all diseases Of
the skin It is for sale BY sl respectable Druggists.
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Large Sale Of Gift Books!

Nd Fancy Goods suitable Christmas and New years
n presants. On Monday, Tussdaj. wednesday ahd
Thursday Dec 81 20 3 and "A No. % Ceear street ne
Stock Of most and beautifully bound Bo"h are Ouefeu
Auction the city; among The above ardeles may ee
found, World notso Woman OF Count Of Napoleon,
ByrOn's Gallery NOR, do Shakespeare 1aoiao1, ana van
Gus others two nnrous 10 mention, which were bought
expressly Christmas trade will be sold without re-
IVY CHAs FOX,
dec 20 tilIJanI ,57. Auetoneer'
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DOUBLING TIE INCOME OF CITT7T179
PIANgEES

DOUBLING THE INCOME OF CDTTUN
PLANTERS.
IDAIENTED improvement in Lh1 manufacture of Yarn,
emplo iRz 10 spa tho crop but abous oue-fouTh m,
number required 10 raise il, 1is hamb-r eopssgD a
children Of liz Of age above and wei un6l Tor
ploWing pic ing cotton.
90 an nov prepared 10 furnish Planters wi this NEN
COMblNAIiON OF Ma HlNEkY Inelus We OF tie ST'gA A
bN6'NE, u necessarynEme'y the GIN with Lap pueps
age ole machine and be seQUent enines OF the gun
hhg series, and TO have Sll ged in the p ming hO~
on the PtanIa i0n complete, with great Also com
pstent SpIIners.
One-half Of the Pc tOns Of the income the ~ hr
year, VIII NoRE for the whole machinery iueIu
1v OF lie oteam IN line and Sp nnefs' Wages.
NY Improvement IL It's results 10 The Planter. rluys
lent 10 MS navEg purchased Of Plantation Neruss
&C. more productive thac IhOs work and while IL
spinning interest viii prove his version e be eyeus
no. the cares and anaeues nhereztto planting gahe pf
and bailiBg up aCrOP.
Mf ikRAs-haehinerJ il but for gosd se
eepta ees lcangrHL fcason4b facilities Tor the gIs1
of Ihe FATAhfi 0ne-OuT1 10 be paid 10 In rs
nve ears o the excess the yarns bring guued eooa
change PR nstOrs
Proposition Rom Pf nlers may be made and to srou
cost OF Toe Machinery in their e Uar Case they net
omit 70 state what his been lac Of pounds Of tbe
trop>-Or how many pounds Of yarn day theY aust spin
dpf0-HlF CSC q. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
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WEANNoUNCE with sincere regret the sudden and
melancholy death of Col F. NJ. Wynkoop late U. s.
Marshal of the Eastern District of this State. He
was accidentally shot while on hunting excursion,
near Tamaqua, on the 18th inst. Col NynkOop
commanded the First Regiment Pennsylvania Vol
unteers during the war with Mexico, and was dis
tinguished for his acts of daring and intrepid
bravery. In private life he was fast friend, a
warm hearted companion, and man of generous
and enlarged impulse. His unexpected death will
fall heavily upon his bereaVed wife and family
PhiLG. Argus.
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Sale Of Negroes

IOY virtue Of decree Of IRE Co1ay Court OF Davidson
- County rendered u tGe December term, 1871 In the
case o.: J. . q ~ oeh Dla4 aniy Joseph e. Surtasn
and others viii ofer for Ge Court yard in
Nashville on Saturday January a. 1853 The foIilwng
Negroes to-Wt NegfoWOmrn Fafre', q years OF
sg7 ana her children, one iEaH and the oiher Mary
about years OF -
tEshs-Sit0 cash. the bannos credit Of 70 months
not With COED security ibe above made for The
purpose OF division among the heirs.
2 r CHEATHAM,
. III 4 ~ q l. -
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A Man BURIED WITH BELT FULL OF GOLD AROUND
HIM-About q mouth ago the body of a man, who
was supposed to have been accidentally drowned,
was found at Jersey City, and without due examina
ton inferred. 1t was subsequently ascertained to
be that of a German named Nicholas Wertner, of
MascOutha, St. Clair county, Illinois, and that he
was on his way to Germany. A few days ago his
widow arrived at jersey City, and having stated that
he left home with considerable money, his remains
we're exhumed by the authorities. The result was
the finding belt about the body containing sixteen
hundred dollars in gold.
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dec IS-vAprs fee 90.
Martha Ann Step ct ale J
o. Bill.

appearing the isfactiOn of the Clerk & Master
AthaI Reason Barrow, the defendants in ths cause
no. resident Of the State Of Tennessee that the ord
nary process this Coat cannot be served upon him.
therefore ordered the Clerk Master and SO entered
on the rules, that publication be made successive
weeks N me Oion ard American newspaper pub shed
In The city u Nashville, commanding the aid Reason Bar
row, 10 appear at the Of said Court Of CHan
be held at the Court House the town o. LAFAYETTE
Macon County, the first Monday IN February hen
snd there TO p'ead answer demu, complainant TILL
and IN de au thereof the will fer coufesssd
and set for hearing parte this 7th December 1857
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
dec l3-W4t prs fee 50 Cierk & Master
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1ackeon 81 Adam,s.

BROAD STREET " EST or CHATTANOOGA DEPOT,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
Nd NanufaesureraOf Sash, Door Francs, Blinds. Nan
"A lies, Mouidugs, ArehiLaves, Base Boards III asters
y ether Boarding, Poplar aad Pine Flooring, She Wing
Goods Boxes, and all kinds OF Wood Work ueces8ar the
inside Finish OF Frame Brick Houses OF every descr pon
OTdersfrom the surrounding country collected WORK
SssI Pinned and Glazed n desired.
jams 57-Wly JACKSON & ADAMS,
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AUCTION SALE
OF
GROCERIES! s.!
By
II. S. French and Son.

nN TUESDAY, DEC 90, will offer for sale in front
~ Of our warehouse CaIk street, a. 10 o'clock The fol-
owing aIcles some oil which we desire TO close
out reserve,
30 hnds Sugar, from fair to5O doz Painted Buckets
primes SO resms Wrapping Paper;
IO0 Oags n u and Baltimore IS bbls Domestic Brandy;
Couee; 25 bbls. Holland Gin:
UOu kegs Nas cholce BRANDS 50 Obs julius Smiths Old
5OO boxes Star Candies, full 'eser"e Whisky;
Heigni 90 cases Matches;
ZOOO oOIs. WHISKY, VaTOuslOJ boxes Corn starch;
DTahdsi 100 - Whea starch:
100 boxes TobaccO; 40 Cbsroot Cigqrs.
1000 sacks cOusre and fine Salt;I5O Taow Candes-
$4,000 Cigars, assd brands 50 Backing large and
$50 dOz. BrOoms: small
80 boxes Fine Brandy
WIN other articles the grocery line too numerous 10
mention dec24 H. S. FRENCH son.
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Lard Sale.

Will SELL u NE gles. BIDDER, on SATURDAY,, Jal.,
10th Sss the C0u House in Nashville. IOi Of
Land IN District SO OF Dawson cruHy, Tenn belong
ing 10 M farZr, decd aljouuiug he LaHds Of w K
Lucas, Henry T. NJ hI;sitt Martha s. CsTotbes. bet
ter piece oil Land Is hard 10 DO fuuJ "a ihe county, X
VIII sho" y 10 any one wishing 70 examine 10.
TEEAs-One and two years, " h9lI i4ierssi.
vi WHfrSfTT,
dee li-w7e Of I'm i. Earrar. dacld.
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SELF PRESEBYATIuh, &C.
LII BIT due previous he yesT will be col
n scteo - suitst January Court Gr be re Msgtrats
not paid before thattme This shall sppiy persons,
without distinction. "a he wise sufficient"
CeclO d NeNAIRY & co.
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AN ACT granting administration under certain cir

!
! cumstances.
Be enacted 5y the Genera! Assembly Of the Stat
Of Tennessee That limitations to time for grant
ing letters of administration, specified in sec. g.
chap. a, of an act passed in 1881, and in Sec 3
chap SO, Of an act passed in 1885, shall not debaI
the from granting special administration in
order to enable the applicant TO prosecute claim
against the General Government, when it may ap-
pear the satisfaction OF the court that the grant
ing of such administration is necessary, in order 10
prosecute the claim successfully.
DANIEL S. DONELS0N,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN c. BURCH,
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed Nov. H. 1857.
AN ACT to repeal the act Of 1856, cresting the
Office of County Judge.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee, That act passed the
I'D of February 1885, creating the office of County
Judge, be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC 2 Be- further enacted That this act shall
take effect from, and after the first day of January
1858
DANIEL S. DONELSON.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN C. BURCH,
Speaker Of the Senate
AN ACT giving further line to perfect titles to
lands in this State.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the General Assembly
of the State Of Tennessee, That the further time of
two years. and until the next regular session of the
General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, be
givep to all persons to make surveys and perfect
titles to lands upon all entries made prior to the
passage of this act.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That this act take
effect from and after its passage.
DANIEL S. DONELSOB,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JOHN {. BURCH
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed October 80, 1857.
AN ACT to increase the pay of jurors in this State
SECTION l. Be Il eacated By tie General Assembly |
Of the State Of Tennessee, That the Grand aud Trav
ers Jurors, and Talismep detained over night, be |
allowed one dollar and fifty cents (S1.5O) per day |
for their services, from and after the passage Of
this act.
SEC. 2. All laws heretofore passed in conflict
with this act are hereby repealed.
DANIEL S. DONELSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN c. BURCH,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed Nov "a, 1857.
IN ACT to repeal the first, third and fourth sec
tons Of an act, to establish a system of Patrols,
passed February 20, 1856.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted by the General Assembly of
he STATE Of Tennessee, That the first third and
ourth sections OF An Act entitled IAN act to establish
system of Patrols, passed February 26, 1856, be
nj the same is hereby repealed
DANIEL S. D0NELSON
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN C. BURCH,
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed Nov. 4, 1857.
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The Excelsior COrD n COb MIN,

received he highest premium at the great Ma
uOna Fair Louisville, and also al the Ohio Stafa
EAR at CINCINNATI over The LIle Giant Stsr and sgic
1t Is adapted 70 crushing Corn and Cob, Rye, Oats &c
or stock, ard Tor gIiT ding for any Use, dsiIsrs &C
IL grinding surfaces be ed at Of three dol
Mill ~ NV
Furnished complete Eiir pairs grinding rings for
aly dollars. Travelling Agents wanted Sell The above
Mills, J. L. BALDWIN ~ 40
oct. 2-d-tW6W9m 81 OIlUug .tra ~ a.vfIia
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Store House for Rent.

II few days shan our Stock Of Goods 70 The n
house, corner of Front street and the sou are M
occupied BY
LIB &. I'D. FrTK.
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CASTINGS, Steel Crow Bars, Wagon boxes Iron safes,
Axes Sheet, Boiler and Bar lrOH-A large and well as
sored STOCK IN store and for sale The trade Manu&e
ursrs Prices. Holdings WORTH d co.
'uys No, 9, Market, street,
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ALABAMA-The Legislature of this State on the
9Th inst, reelected without opposition, all the in
incumbents in the State Offices James H. Weaver
to be Secretary Of State; WilliamJ. Greene, Comp
reller; William Graham, State Treasurer; and
William F. Perry, State Superintendent