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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10
HEALTH DEPENDS upON puRI
RRANRRETH,S PHI

BRANDRETH,S PILLS
Not only purify but they make the blood richer and add
those principles upon which its power resist disease de-
pends
Mid OPERATION WITH rUccKssFuL Expect ARE TIE Pycu.
LARY OF BRASDRETH's PILLS. Now that We may soon ex-
pect genial Spring, Is Of great Importance that few
dundAncy Of vated bile season and il as danger
as is prevalent but Brandreths Pills afford an in
valuable and efficient protection By their onal use
We prevent the collection IhOse impurities which,
in suceht quantities. cause so much danger to the me
organs OF the stomach and bowels They
complaint dyspepsa, loss Of appetite pain in the head
hearburn PAIN 10 the breast boae sudden anness and
cosuVeness. In brief Brandreths Pills their way to
very roots Of the disease cleansing their passage re-
moving every unhealthy accumulation, till the ood
purned the whole tystem renovated, and u functions
and duties Of life become pleasure where before they
had been sad and weary burdens.
We have thousands OF similar testimonials to the follow
ing and such evidence be had from living all
around US every side 1t is from gentleman Of high
respectahiy whose letter be at the principal Of
ice. He writes
81 am W hfty.two years OF age.
FOR twenty years have used your Pills my family medi
cne AID wish no other and have never had occasion to
call physician 10 my family (save 10 the sickness of my
wie with children) dDring the twenty years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blood. Blood is The fe by ahstracting
1t in painful diseases may the patient ease
but reminder this is only the red cton essenng
The power to feel And by thus taking natures TOOLS
YOU may prevent her ON fully repairing the Tavages fin
hammation, and what might only have been the
sickness OF few days or weeks into chronic affection Of
months or years.
PURGING BY MEANS OF BRANDRETH'S PILLS
This is the which accords with nature natures
remedy In act When sudden acute continued pain
that will surely purge. There be shiy shal ng
because every minute lost may be fatal
Principal Ghhee 43 Brandreta DaHding, 4l5 and All
Broadway
All Pills with cal Broadway on the box are counterfeit
The gengne sold by respectable dealers everywhere
JOHN YORK CO.,
al
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-10

TTEh received per steamers and sailing vessels
w Spring ortment of Artificial Flowers and Flower
Materials Especal Is directed assortment
Of American Flowers, manufacture which very
extensive, and smong which admirable limitations Of
che leading French designs also TO stock Of Rusches
Deslers invited to examine stock which will be
found nbaace Rlmos; article in At wholesale
only HENDERSON, sMYTH 4 CO,
No. 200 Broadway New York, and No. l02 Rue Riehe-
lieu, Paris. feb4-3mv
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OP MN DAY
STRAW, HAT AND BONNET
q MANDATORY, @

4 OUAS r. DESSART takes this method Of In
IL forming the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville and
vicinity that he has est tabbshs at No. Is Cedsrstret
Straw HAs and Bennett Mandatory Millinery and Bleach
ing kstablshment where lie keeps constantly hand
large and attractive OF Straw Bonnets and
Hats Of various and descriptions. As manufacture
these goods feel confident that sell them cheaper
than they be bought ekevbere in Nashville Ladies
and Gentlemen respectfully solicited TO can Ank
anime my stock. am also prepared cleanse, bleach
and dye all styles of Goots have large
Fancy Straw Brsds, which the attention Of Ladies and
Genemen desiring Goods made 10 order is especially IN
yited. mareh26-Sun
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p | a ~ Q S
MELODEONS, and MUSIC.

THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDl
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PROSPECT for sport.

The prospect for sport at the approaching
meeting upon the Nashville race course, is bet
ter Than it has been at any time for several years
past. Il Is true, the most OF the horses now in
training here are two aud three years oil / ;
yet, amongst them, many OF tue most promis-
ing colts that have ever been raised in Tennessee
The reason that there Is not greater number Of
"Aged" horses here at this time is, it has been the
custom for years past TO send them 10 the South
for sale, as soOa as they we're found 20 be Of ANY
value for turf Purposes This. Of course, those
raising dne stock have a right TO do yet, if dit
ferent course sere pursued, it would certainly add
great deal 70 our sports Of the turf
But TO the ''prospset.= There are already thirty
the horses at the course. IN training. Col Bacon,
OF South Caroliua, has three hns colts, (bred il
Tennessee, amongst shem Sea Breeze.
r. s. Foster has stud of seyeB headed by
Dsisg BsrAs Mr. Dniehuut has ioaF, with DsSofo
IN the lead. Clint N. c, has four, amongst them
the ssIebrated Iosa Eaass Phil, m c., kas three,
With bailey Jordan. Jonas Clyser has four, with
The renownra Saslsiils 10 the lead. John Ken
nedy has three, with Socks to bosst 90. EI.
Thompson has Fo'soes.
Besides The horses comprised 10 this LET, there
are few the oues expected from GLASGOW. Ky.
Col John Campbell, Of Louisville, will be here,
also, With some Of abe best that Kentucky Affords
Add 70 this ihat all the stakes proposed filed,
aud that liberal purses El Be buns up IN cash each
day by she energetic pFopFiosoF, Mr. PhIlips. and
Il wlI be seen that We have s0t fOT many yesEs,
hal hner prospect for taff sport here.
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LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
FRIDAY, Oct 9.
The following standing committees were an
nounced on Thursday:
On Ways and MeaRs-Messrs. Hill, Goodner.
AeDOuga, Denton and McConnico.
On Claims -MessIs Gooduer, ROSS, Menees, Muu-
day and Goodpassure.
On Education and Common SehooIs-Messrs.
Jones, Brsteher, Brown and Menees.
On JHdiciarg.-Messrs.W hitthorne, Davis, Heis-
kell, Golf, MeDougal, Jones and McConnico
On Internal haproveae7ltS. -Me~srs Davis Jones.
Harris, Munday, Welcker, Hei>kell and McDou-
On Military AFairs-Messrs Roach, Brown,
Goodner, Bullen aud Goodpasture.
O1sns' Counties and County Lines -Messrs Brat
cher, Wright, Hill, Denton and Welcker.
On Pe1liteatiqry -Messrs Golf, McDougal, Har-
RS, Goodner and Goodpasture.
On Banks -Messrs Travis, Walker, Hill, Gof
and McConnicn
On Federal Relati0ns.-Messrs Walker, Travis
Heiskel Whi'thorI e and McUonnico.
On Public Roads.-Messrs Bulen, Roach, Den
ton, Aunday aud Hill
On Enrolled Bils.-Messrs Denton, Heiskel
and GoOdpasture
On Public Grounds -MessTs Harris, Wright
GOodner, Brown and Bullen.
On Luaatic asylum -Messrs Menees, Munday
Roach, Davis and Golf.
On agriculture and Manufactures --Messrs
Welck r, Ross, Roach Bulen aud Brateher.
On Tipping and Tfppliug Houses -Messrs Good
pasture, jones, Roac Bratcher and Ross.
On Private Interpretations -Aessrs Wright,
Walker ant Welcker
Mr.. Golf presented a communica ton from s r
Cockiil, President of the Agricultural Bureau, in
Vidng members of the Senate TO attend the Stat,
Fair, to open on Monday. Accepted.
| The report of the President OF the Bank of Ten
ness received and ordered to be printed
| Sir. Bratcher introduced a bill to rrpell ac
authorizing Grand Juries to send for witnesses il
certain cases. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Heiskel, resolution to raise joint com
! mittee to whom shall be referred the Code, to b.
reported by Messra. Meigs and Cooper. Adopt
! ed.
Mr.. BulIen, bill to repeal the act of Feb. 16
1856 chap ia, defining the duties of schOo
| commissioners. Passed and referred.
| MIR. Ross, bill to repeal the usury laws. Passe
and referred.
Mr.. Bulen, resolution providing for catalogu
| of members. Adopted
! Mr.. Heske, bill to enable the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad Company to complete thei
| road, Passed first reading and referred.
| Mr.. Harris, bill TO extend the charter of th
| Atlantic Tennessee and Ohio Railroad.
! Nr. Hriskell, bill to modify the jurisdiction
| the County Court, aud prevent delay in the ad
ministraton OF justice. Passed first reading and re
| ferred.
! The Senate went into convention to count tn
Tote for Governor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
The editor OF lac Chicago 80. says that Chj

The editor OF the Chicago Tines, says that Chi
eago can, in three weeks, turn 90 .OOO, 900
Of wheat 20 cash purchasers, and yet, If the people
OF New York want Chicago TO pay It's debts, the
latter replies: you must come on send for our
wheat II you do rot come soon The navigation
will be closed and then you cannot be paid until
spring" But it seems that the banks Of Chic 20
have taken the matter in hand, and rot being able
TO accommodate the grain dealer, on accou nj Of
heavy losses by eonsisnments to irresponsible par
ties East, have determined to take the grain into
their own hands, taking bills Of ladng in the
OF the bank, and eon-gning the property to their
own agents at the East. Instead OF sending drafts
on New York, they propose TO send forward the
wheat aud corn In lieu OF exchange.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10

correspondent OF the ~. Y Express, in a let.
ter dated Guatemala, Aug. 25, 1897, says;
With che most profound regret have TO inform
you OF the death OF the Hon VIM E. Venable
Minister Resident OF the United States near the
Republic of Guatemala, which took place Oh Sat
urdAy, the 22d, at quarter before o'clock, p.
M. Nj. V. arrived here on tue lst Of August, hut
OWing To the sickness, he had not vet presented
hrs credeuuils. A lev days after lis arrival be
complained OF fatigue, took 10 his bed aud con
tiuurd getting gradual worse, until the night Of
the 2lst, when symptoms OF cuolsra set TO- aud he
died as above stated. Ills remains were convened
10 n room adjoining the cemetery the same evening
aud on Sunday eioruing az III O'clock he IVES buried
in the Protect ,nt burial ground of the CITY. The
funeral service OF The Epscopli Church being read
on the occasion by Charles Lvunox Wyke, ESQ.
Ii. b. Ms Charge dAdaifs. Oar rational aag.
together with that Of this repabie, aud ol the Va
rious nations represented here we're Kept At half
mast throughout the day, snd his remains were
followed 10 tue grave by some OF the principal OH
GERS OF this government, the representatives OF tho
Variuu. for ia powers, aud tue oniy tso OF bis
own coanlrymen residing, a pFeseuS 10 tots eity.
IL may be some consolation 10 his family 20 knoE
that every thing that medical skill could effect, and
the kindness of friends suggest sas done TOE him.
he died at the residence OF Henry Savage. Ed,
(who has been, aud still remains in charge OF ths
u. s. Legation, whose kiBdnsss and attention. 70
him Ras unremitting throughout
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- PhIIadslpbla - -.

Tue most melancholy feature OF the times Is the
number of persons thrOsn out OF employ ment With
little IL any prospect OF obtaining work through tue
approaching winter. Such times these should
teach pradeuee so all and impress upon every one
the necessity OF saving al least per eentage npon
their earning % meet the neeessties % Ehieh all
are liable Over two Thousand SoFkmen have
been discharged by she AOatOaF Iron Company az
Danvilie, aud lake numosr have been thr1sn out
u emplOymcnt "a Aanayuuk. Oae thousaHd aad
eighty pvFs0us have 0een discharged from the roll
ing aud cotton mills AZ NorFislowa. Ia audigloa 10
these, the manufacturers at Conshohocken, Port
Kennedy, aud legho0ging places. having had sew
eral hundred hands sulpioyed, have also closed
Thus throwiag from these establishments alone
neaFiy sx Thousand persons unemployed upoa tha
community. Bank suspensions care nothing eoH-
pared with ths suspensions OF Misunderstanding
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Cashier

Before the expiration of four months, j. F., Esq,
had managed to obtain the money without surren-
dering the certificate. The bank consequently re-
fused to pay when the same became due. The
certificate had meantime, been assigned, and the
assignee brought action against the bank, and OBJ
tanned judgment in the Circuit Court. The bank
then appealed.
This paper contains all the essential elements of
pro1issory note without limit qualification,
and, besides that simply Expresses the considrra
ton on which the promise Il made. Like prOmls
sorry note it put in circulation by the endorse
ment of tn promisee and this action is brought by
tae assignee. If it was not promissOry note in
the commercial sense of the t. rm, then by what
authority was it negotiated? 1t our banks may is
sue these time certificates of deposit then Is the
public still exposed to all the mischiets against
which it was the intention of the Legislature TO
make provision. The country may quickly be- flood
ed with a currency of precisely this form and Guar
actcr. 1; is not d question here whether this
designed TO circulate currency. That not
essential to make it void by the act. Banks might
issue prOmssOry notes time, in any other form,
not designed TO be used currency but they
would be none the less illegal. So long as it was
possible TO push such notes into circulation as cur
rency it was sufficient to the Legislature to prohi-
bit them altogether. In this way alone could the
community be securely protected against the posi-
bity OF such a ncy, and it is the duty OF the
courts to that the purposes of the law are not
defeated by any igenious form OF words We
clearly of the opinion that the promise sued on
made in violation Of the law and void, and for that
reason should have been excluded as eVidebce from
the jury.
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City Building and Loan association.
TRUST SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,

DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE. with power sell, &c,
ID executed by Edward lawrence to the City Building
and Loan Ass Ocaton OF Nashville which mortgage of
Registers Office Of Davidson county Book
No. %. page 3 will expose 10 Public Sale, the Court
House yard gate, in Nashville saturday, the 10th day
of October the highest bidder for Cash, the prep
ery conveyed in said Mortgage, known Lot No 10 and
part of Lot No II, of Barnes plan Of Lots beginning
the corner Of - DicksOn's Lot street.
ming eastwardy sale forty feet, thence right
With said oTh wsrdy hundred
feet foot alley thence wetwardy with said aley
forty Dickson's north corner, thence south
Wardy hundred and ten feet to the beginning;
which there is erected good double Brick tenement,
gether with other houses.
The right of Redemption is expressly waived in id
Mortgage.
sept 2S-dtd SAMUEL SEAY, Treasurer.
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Broadway House.

@T1HIs New Hetei = open for the reception OF a
baaF1urs. beng situate a. central locality 10 -
lNcFrul dailru o. CONVENIENT % ths Medical H.
ceiefe the paft cree apd thc river, renders = ne nea
rabe ahc city for travellers ana dsy eoaFGers
irbrrs 81 the Legsiafure Subjects sad the travelling
pnb Farra rs requested % yisii this house
~. ---.-.t-a WN p BRANCH.
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BOYD & 90,
,EALKRs

Heal Estate, Negroes sc.
M via pay te Eshert prieza ~ Lkeiy young ne
~ gees. cash asFaures fnade On Negroes consigned
a a. Es va KEGS ceustsn - hapd negroes for sale,
a. ts "a staaa 81 wa J. soy q No. SO. Cherry street,
sssrvI1s Tenn. aept2l.
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etfAFliis jan is. lr1as
SIR Bsnsett. has doas small aaaaus III fofr ~
IA hs Pceai.aE uas, sth sa1. casred aish 8
tFrfaFeiean sc eata - at1a 4rreafs Cal Tar
b a VeGg sgsctaa ana t resi- aud spas.rs q raas
eofsiaeFzae eurasis fsala tae presesssse zstes q
Ehs ealFl l. eAsca seffatea Eh- rsfls a. .rirts IA
flaa tns H1sEce 81 fae aad eater lhs Caasit.s
aass aes aa1 saa ea rss sn e - sAs zal q ths
iaausase "a - eesd 81 NsutsE,
U.Ea-fE A. g. TEEHEL.
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From the Washington Union, Oct. 1st.l

News from Utsh-MOrmOn EmPudcnce.
letter, dated Fort Kearney, September s. re.
ceived in this city, states that party of returning
Californians, who passed through Silt Lake on the
25Jh Of July, report that the evening before they
left that city the MOrmOns arrested Mr.. Wilson,
whom IN late Surveyor General b urF left in charge
of the office, and, with rope around his neck and
pistol his breast, compelled him to answer
several questions which they propounded about
Bell, MOgo, and others. Nogo was come ted with
! Wilson promise TO bring Mogo to them during the
next day before they released him. Mogo obtained
information of these proceedings, and Immediately
quilted the city, leaving his wife behind, pre-
cipitate his retreat. They were in pursuit Of
Laudon and the other clerk but Landon escaped
! by jumping out Of a second story window. He
went that night somewhere South, and the report
il that he was overtaken and killed As these
Caliiornians made but brief stay they were una
Die to ascertain what became of Wilson.
They also say that the Mormons making
preparations for fight, and did conceal their
hostile intentions. Elder Kimbfll, 10 his harlugue
in the Tabernacle, laughed at the idea of sending
United States troops to Utah, and said he could
take his wives thirty forty of them) aud whip
the twenty-five hundred troops, snd come back and
do a good day work atterward." He further said
that provisions for the army would come in the
valley, but the troops would never enter Salt Lake
City.
Two companies arrived at Fort Kearney on the
5th Of September, en- route for Salt Lake, and the
fifth and tenJh regiments of infantry were at that
time at Fort Laramie, for the same destination.
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SAN. TATE, Pres dent.
? q. ARMS, GEM supt.


AhAfHfst March = l1ol-
". 3. BExHETr, FsQ Dear ar--thr facts Wlthin our
kno sedEa durability &C, Of Vests Gaivane &c
ueut, are these: dlng covered for IA 50
sDrinE happy state ans cred oar atons
We therefore reeoeni 10 20 The public for al Of
iur purposes light, cheap, he and proof roof
Il get so and o the nrcis Of the heat 81
le sun: nor harden aud crack he effects of
The cold Any pero1s wishing % Of his
t.ce, can call = mandatory
y. +. BRUCE 4 90,
Carrags Mandatory. Mouros s., MenPais, fsna.
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H. CONN.,, sspsfiIalsaasaL


e-A4Ftatrs NA1-A-r Jan. IL. feaI
70 Taa FuEftoN- s. Be nrtt. asaie apiieaoa 10 ~
asa safaler nli4inFs Weai's Oslssne
tcueats b beng ihiuks tecught wcud ~ d.
haaH aRFhea % ouf biacsalth shop, aud EnEns aa.s
attaehed % ths % luarg lhek have prdged 81 rsrs
pt brusf rsef haEsaE sithssoa aoe n fre re+
sat stoFss Hnd sfr Eigrg sooa sstiaeleu Weeaa MS
ada ~ ;. ana yea Sos sstsaaed.
cOkTIs 4 KsAPp. rsaa Fsueas,s.
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ChancerY Sale.

IA US ADDITION
DURsUANT to decree Of the Chaneery Court, al
l. larksviIe, in the Of Thos W. Barksdale, and
others, Phiander Presty A, v S. Lindsey and 9TH
shall Monday, the 18TH of October next the
Court house, Nashville. at o'clock, sell highest
bidder three Lots in Hay addition Nashville, credit
6, y and is months for notes acorly secured
bearing interest a lien retained.
A. V. S. LINDSLEY,
septl4. Commissioner.
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Standing COMMITTEES.

Standing Committees OF the House for the present
session.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On, Elections -Messrs. Copeland, Rose, BrazeI-
ton, Maris saunders, Summers aud RawstOD.
Ways and Heans-Messrs. Dunlap, Cannon,
Ewing, Wilson, Carter, of Carter, Smart, DaVie,
johnson, Richardson and Algee.
Fi,eance-Messrs. Cooper, Copeland, Lloyd Ran
dolph, Estes, Anderson and Frazer.
CLaimS-Messrs. White of Hamilton, Mickey,
Carter, of Hardin, Stanton, Dobson, Schmittou and
Senter
Edrscqtion and Common lSchooLs-Messrs Ivie,
Caldw' Ii, Maris, Saunders, Davidson, Blackburn
and Dodson.
Internal h7aproUements-Messrs. Newman, Lamb
Lackey, Beutly Benton, Turner, of Sumner, Full
ton, White, of Knox, Turner OF Roane, Bayless and
Bradford
Military 4fairs-Messrs. Carter of Carter,
Hamilton, Roberts, Dodson, Holmes, Algee and
| Vaughn.
Nev Counties and County Lines-Messrs. Mick
ley, St. John, Keeney, Taylor, Bicknen, Lowe and
Anderson
Public Lands-Messrs Davie. Beale, Williams,
Blackburn. Wood, Roberts and Kendrick.
sJulicjary- Messrs. King, Cooper, Rowles, Sa-
wage, White of Knox, Bate, GoIidsy, Turner OF
Sumner, White OF Hamilton, Davidson, Thompson,
and Harvey.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Bradford, Smart. Nancy,
Fulton, Wilson, Richardson and Newman.
Banks-Messrs Wilson, Griffith, Holmes, King,
!
| FedsraL ReLation-Messrs Bate, Rowles, Rich
ard-On, Bradford, Nancy, Lamb, Shrewsbury and
! Williams.
! L1s1latic A8ylleHl-Messrs. Richardson, Frazer,
Bate, Lackey, Cannon, Rowlss, Ewing, Smart and
Davidson
Enrolled BAs-Messrs. Turner of Sunni er,
Lamb, Benton, Beale and Dodson.
Agric,atares and Neutrality-suspicious. Ew-
ing, Summers, Smart, Bayless, Maris, Holmes,
Stanton, King and Rose.
State Capitol Messrs Savage, Vaughn Thomp-
son, Dobson, Senter, Caldwell, aud Z ,wlston.
Public Roads aud HigbwOys- Messrs: johnson,
Lackey, Hamilton, Holmes, Rawlston, Schmittou,
ali Brsle
Tipping and Tipping Houses-Messrs. viii
liams, RoUerts, Bckneh, Estes, Summers, Frazer
aud Griffith
Interpretations -Messrs. Davidson, Copeland,
Brazelton, Bently, Kendrlck, Haruey and Coli
day.
Ordered that a list of Committees be printed with
the Rules of the House.
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MEaFmF, Tx, Dee SIN. ISL
To WHes CcScEHs--F.iis Is 20 certify that ~
Bennett eoverrl ruaf flr last sprtng
position called Westa Patent Galvaalr &c meas o.
thea deck. he other $50 shinge ruof which
are giving perfest satisfacon. Re aiss repaired
nd3s. hch leak III b. al5 and had esf 80 ihs fku
81 Carptn pTrFeEt lts irakng, Nhef efe
10 maths ptrfretlF light. cheerfuv recon-
ulend ks ef rag 20 she psbhe. ar al ro1haF
rlTposrs. aad be eFs ~ be grgaseat axt8re a-aiust
IRE aud q. Coz kREfL
Proprietor Coz. rleFc.al Hossf
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"A Harc Chance 70 Est eeea serF ansas
EFFGENFY FIVE ar shirty NzFross. consisting 81 Msa
women. Boys ana Osgis. epeeiai atteasicn i Gales
= ! 80 Coca, washer and ifoaer, ana goed fsait,
ssrE4nt via 0keiy eaiil.
esFl-4s AN4I = %.
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The PURCHASE OF Mr.. VERNoN.-We regret
to learn, as we DO from his letter to Mrs Fogg,
published in yesterdays Banner, that Mr.,
Everett cannot deliver his Washington Lecture
here this fall. We would suggest that in place
of the expected Lecture ball be given, as we
are sure it would be highly productive.