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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
4 TILE BEST WEEKLY PAPER.
Sample Numb ers Furnished Gratis.
EXAMINE FoR YOURSELVES.
Apply to the publishers, DEACON PETERSON,
fe6-tf South Third.sf AIDE lei is
SALE OF MOkTGAGED PREMISES.

fe6-tf &C South Third-et. Phi adelcbia.
SALE OF MOkTGAGED PREMISES.
nN the 18th day Of February, A. d 1856, f. Porter,
~ Of The County Of Beniou, and Territory did
BY bis deed bearing that day. duly
cutea and devere mortgage Rufus
ham, hen Of Ramsey county, in said Territory, the
described piece Of land, then situate lying being
In said county benton, In said
to wit: north half the southeast quarter Of section
twenty-seven (2 In Township 1877 range
@ west, to secure the payment BY said Porter
his heirs, executors administrators, the
his hetr executors, administrators assigns,
two hundred dollars in sixty days said 18th
ruary according 10 the terms Of certain pomissory note
bearing date with said
and payable to said FarDham his said
duly recorded In the Registry Deeds
said Benton, the 18th dag February D.
1856. In Book ZAP Of Mortgages, 1885, 1877
which said sum Of two hundred dollars has not been
part thereof has suit proceeding
instituted to said debit any part thereof.
Now therefore, default aforesaid IN the con.
don Of said mortgage hereby sye pubic notice, said
premises viii 70 sold a public auction high
est bidder, virtue Of aaid mort
the office Of the Register Deeds and Tor said
county Of Ramsey, Monday, the aoth day March, D.
l857.-January %, 1857. X. FARNHAN, Nortgsgec.
GEO. A. NoURsE, Atty for Mortgage. fes-sw
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It affords Us pleasure to state that the Commit.
tee having in charge the erection Of the New Ho-
tel are much pleased with the success which at.
tehds their efforts. The New Hotel is q fixed
fact and will prove another monument of the on
ward progress OF our glorious city.
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County Matters.

At no previous session of the Minnesota Leg.
islature, has there been so many County bills in
troduced, as at this. Among others we notice
one to cut down the limits of Scott County in
order to make Belle PLANE the County seat in
another County. We have no interest in either
Of these places, and can therefore speak impair
TALLY. Scott County is altogether too small now,
and the proposed arrangement will but make il
still smaller. II the bill provided for straighten
ing the lines merely, there would be but little OBJ
lection, but to decrease the present limits, is, in
our opinion, not right. -
Then, there is bill to leave the location Of the
County seate { Chisago County to . vote Of the
people, . very just and proper measure, and
which We trust will pass, And thea tAsr- ;.
host Of othee bills erea.sss - - .
vhioA 49, ed !. new counties, all Of
land the serious attention Of the mem
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GVOur Government land costs one dollar an
acre on an average, and champagne two dollars 4
bottle. How many man dies landless, who, do
ring his life has swallowed township trees and
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DIED:
On the 5h inst, of Typhoid Fever, Mrs. FRANCES N.
TOWN, wife of J. s. Town.
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This gentleman is member Of the House from
Hennepin County, and although one of the Young.
est members, yet in point of ability he ranks
among the first. Ills speech yesterday on that
part Of the bill Incorporating st. Anthony, which
gives the city authorities power to grant licenses
was an able and effective effort. and like eli his
speeches this session, commanded the attention
of the House.
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Jtlrr,uesota Tinles,
FRIDAY, FEB. &, 1857.
REMOVAL.

tbs TINES OFFICE has been removed from its old
building the Junction Anthony Bench,
rhird " abashaw Streets, near the Post Once.
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GERMAN PRINTING.

All kinds Of German Printing this ohee,
neatness and dispatch. Send In your orders.
10 We are printing the Minnesota Deutsche zeung
4 hrst-rate Republican psper.
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Weson-8ltnstsd At the head Of the Big Timber, the
NORTH FORK OF CROW RIVER. miles sou,h
west from ST. CLOUD, the road CLOUD
and TRAVERSE pES SIOUX and seventy-nve miles from
Minneapolis and st. Anthony.
WESTON was located A. D. 1856 lie hecentre Of Meeker
County, growing rapidly and from its central location
the heavy settlements north, south,
ton Will soon be one o. the largest inland West
The town Is beautii uy situated River with
One water and with heavy one side aud
beautiful rolling prairie ON the other, fine
groves OF TIMBER and the best farming country In the
tory. .sl
There are several territorial roads running and
through the Town westop Railroad from ST. Cloud
to st. Peter will pass through the town.
Lime stone and Coal have been ound the tcwn.
sawi will be In operation soon, other
and subs tantal improvements.
The site has selected with reference TO its
greatness by its propretors, who enterprise
and foresight.
those wishing to locate purchase property at
ton apply to g. H. PETIT, J. b. EDWARDS, B, RULL,
J. p. WILSON. H. T. wELLKS,A c. BAKER, Ainnea p
oils, OF Capt. PIERCE, at Weston.
October no. 1856. .' -. SIT.
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No. % laid aside.
No. Is laid aside.
No. ,S-a bill TO incorporate the Bronson SEM
mary, read considered and ordered engrOssed.
The House then adjourned until O'Clock, r.
NJ.
j. Afternoon Session.
HOUSE.-The order of business pending on
adjournment was resumed.
COMMITTEE OF TIKI WHOLE.
Mr.. Kingsbury in the chair.
Bill No. IS was then taken up and laid aside.
Bill! No. ~, to incorporate the st. Anthony and
Crow Wing X. X. 20. Referred TO com. on cor
poratons.
Bill No. So, to incorporate the Young Mems
Ass. OF Taylor's Falls, ordered engrossed for
Undertaking.
Bill No. So, to organize the county OF Rice,
read considered and passed.
Bill No. 81, bill 10 provide for the survey Of
logs and lumber, read and ordered engrossed.
Bill No. S6-laid aside.
Bill No. San act to incorporate the Mime.
sofa Valley K. 4. Co. Laid aside and ordered
engrossed.
No. 9S, a bill to incorporate theNOrth Western
lns. Co., read by sections and ordered engross.
ed.
PETITION. &c.
BY Mr.. Foster. u memorial for o blidge across
ZembrO river, referred to committee on lncorpo-
ratons.
BY Mr.. Adams, petition from some Of the ci-.
tizens OF Dakota Co., referred to q delegation
from Bamsey and DakoIa Cos.
Mr.. Greeley from committee OH engrossed bills
reported several bills and memorials correctly
engrosssd.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Adams "a bill to incorporate the town
Of Pine Bend.
Also, an act to incorporate the town of Cam
ondoa. Both referred.
Also, an act to incorporate the Minneapolis,
and ST. Anthony Union Medical Society.
by Mr.. Murray, bill TO incorporate the Min
neapols Qanufacturing Company.
by Mir. brown, joint resolution instructng
the Seargeants-at-arins of the two Houses to act
conformity, in contract to keep the public build
ings in better order.
After being ably debated by Nessrs. j. r.
Brown, Gere. The resolution was lost.
BY mr.. Smith, bill to incorporate the town of
Forest city.
BY MIR. Plumur. an act to locate certain Terri
toral roads.
BY Mr.. Ramsey, an act to lay out Territorial
road from Nininger city, to Cannon Falls.
BY MIR. j. X. Brown, a resolution requesting
the Gov. to forward IL certified copy of all memo
rails Immediately after their Adoption, to the del.
egate in Washington.
Adopted.
The House then adj.
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MONETARY QUOTATIONS.

Corrected by Bidvelps Erchange Bank, TArdt, ST. Paul.
ST. PAUL, Feb. :, 1867.
The remains quite stationary,
being hardly Sufficient furnish item, though
tendency and steady Increase Of Bank. Ike
Chicago Dem. Press, Of Jan. 23d, says:
"There change since yesterday regard the
reception the four dscreded Illinois banks. Five
banking receive them deposit, from their
regular csfoes eny at discount The other
leading banking Of the take them at all
An Agent the Stock Security Bank Dsnve in the
city yesterday endeavorng confidence relative the
soundness The President reported sick
be able efficiently week. He said to b
redeem his
California securities, and do It, Moreover, the
Auditor said hold the Of the recently mstured
independent which the security
to that extent.
We that but small the the dis
credited banks being disposed Of at the discount of
holders peferrng in the them,
We commend the example worthy being
followed. However have publishei list the
stocks deposited each the banks, together
market value in New York city, and with the
laton each bank has ou from which holders their
determine whether best dispose Of them The
rent discounts lock them the in their strong
box.'
Our Chicago Says There will be more trouble
Illinois
a3nle. THE LATEST BANK FAILURES.
Peoples Bank, Cami, ILL.,. Prairie State Bank, H.; Rush
Vile Bank, LII; Stock Security Bank, Ill.
Valley Bank, Nd, Aug. /, 1856.
State Bank, sasketts Habor N. T., Sept s. 1856. Now
redeemed at par by the Bank Comptroller.
Bank OF the Republic, h. l., Oct. 9th.
I Manufacturers & Mechanics' Bank, Ca, Nov.I.
Canton Bank, China, Me-, Nov. l7th.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th.
Bank of East Tennessee, Nov. oath.
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. 81.
DOUBTFUL BANKS:
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Mel Bank Of Halloweil, Me-;
South Royalton Bank, VT; Bank, H.. Provincial
Bank, Canada; Rhode Island Central Tveron Bank, Ii
Farmers Bank. WEXFORD, X. l.; Warren Co., Pal Of
Newcastle Pa. Maryland Banks Except Batmore Georgia
Banks; Nebraska Banks Tennessee Bank
CT; Indiana Free Banks Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy
N. j.; City Bank, Perth Amboy N. j.; Bank
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BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND FINDINGS
je Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL.
GRANT d JOHNSON,

IA GUILD call the attention Of the public, WINTER
w STOCK Boots Shoes, Leather abd FINDINGS purchased
direc: from the Boston and New York
kets comprising the largest and best offered
in this Tsrfitory, which for style and quality, 1l
DEFY COMPETITION
Those who DESTROYS procuring styles, would
do well to call Thd-s where we win be
happy receive them, and will pains please
Goods ana Pces Our Stock having been from the
largest Manufactures In the great care, we
feel confident satisfy all patrons No trouble 70
show Goods and pleasure to sell them. 90
Il. p. GRANT, 49, q. r, Johnson.
N. BB,ois and Shoes Of all kinds made o Older, prompt.
IL and well. .~-.f 4 9r-s- = ,fP'f7 = des-,s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

Neenah City-Ths Town has weeks,
and already thriving condition. 1t Is Sec 3 1913
Ne Range % the road from Cloud and
half between the latter and Ere
mile from the Mississippi. NeQuoquetah Creeks which
through the affords good milling privileges, which will
be improved this fail. the erection saw-mll. Next
spring . good saw-Inill and grgtnill.
The improvements stores, Blacksmith shop.
Shoe shop and Wagon shop There has post ONCE in
town for two months Five good houses aeady
and ten will be this fall coed hotel finished and
ready for the accommodation OF travellers.
The proprietor prepared TO offer unusual Inducements
uen and mxnufacturer there being plenty
and good timber various kinds
makers will find excellent bed Of brick clay town
making brick equal to the best Minneapolis will
nnd this excellent pia, the around
ceent quality, and settl miles back All of 60
Ing into business requested to Neenah
themselves. The proprietor will give all prepared
nence business here THEIR OWN TERMS.
Settlers building dwellings will free
charge Building material is plenty Granite quantity
found town, brick in the site hard III timber
being easily obtained. Land Warrants taken In payment
for lots. Address, L. y. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
n-22-d&wu Neenah Stearus Co., Mt
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Empire City, NJ. T.,-Is situated twenty miles south
Of ST. Paul the stage route AortLaed.
non city, Farribxut Cannon Fails and Red Wing
crossing Hastings II In surrounded class
farming country. has OFT but three
weeks and IL boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
srone Blacksmith Shop, Shoemsker and six CAen
FIGURING MILL be in running order
There plenty Of building and
Ia the vicinity the II has been
the present time 1t Is expected
up the Prairie Empire City In years,
will compare fxvoraby with the the Mississippi
river three old settler have
build merely nominal price, LOTS price, range
$50 $50 EACH For further enquire
Aessrs Hamilton Laird, Empire City, c. Kinney, St.
paul
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RO0Ta Ann sE9OESl

~ G. HOFFAANh now receiving his Fan and White,
Oe stock Of pots and Shoes, tho stock
ever brought to this Territory, which he pledges
sell low other h0use the Territory. Ills stocA
consists In part Of the following articles:
Gents Calf Kip Hunting, Hungarian, and sewed water
proof boots.
Hys' CsI, Kip. sewed and pegged boots.
LAdes Caters, Kid Congress Hseied
French kd Congress CATERS Kid, Goat, Seal,
Calf Boots. s--iA 't--4 '-ti - - 81 y
Ladies' French Toilet Slippers. s,n ttss sf4
Ladies' French Rosette Slipped,
Misses and Chd5sn SHoSS styles kinds and ouslf-
ties. ~ -
In addition his ready made he makes torder ali
articles called for in Ids lire for both ladies gents me
custom department 10 under the
Mead, one Of the best workmenin the Territory.
A call Is respectfully solicited.
Opposite Empire Block, St. Anthony ST., a. Pad.
Nov. 18th. .5e. -, ..s.-.ts. = Ff.1s NJ. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW TOWNS.

d. e
Buffalo, Wright Co., NJ. T.-This town is beautifully
ltSu Buffalo Lake. About the wight County,
the Territorial Road Nail Route Nina.
Forest City, s. mile, from the place and 20 from the
atter also, from Lake Superior and Aonticeo " Fr Kdgey
aud the south Pass Emigant Route California;
St Cloud and the Upper Mississippi Minneapolis
ofA ltasca and nx,sSn City, IL Post Office,
Tavern and Sore ana several stores about be
erected sized hotel Is ~ be- built There
saw-n under inlet the Lake which
furnishes and large steam mill is TO he built
which shinyls lathe and sash machines
cuAr and VERT al u placed The country heav
ny tmbered ~th Linn, Buiternu Ash, Maple, Elm, &C..
nkhing articles
OF general which admits Of this point becoming
considerable IN msuufacturcs trade and ravel.
On the North, within mles tine prairie which extends
tohe Mississippi. The soil this section is OF richness
and terityfom thirty inches tn,depth. The
country well settled wi energetic Americans. The Lake
the beautiful OF this Gland Of thousand Lakes,
sbounds with and the woods with The shores
the Lake white sand sn6 pebbles, and the land
gradually the waters edge ~ the back the
and the Townse being covered with splendid forest trees
capable Of being made exceeding beauty. Lots
those who desire suitable buildings them
For further particulars address, apply Aes. Overton,
Ackey Cslkins, Buffalo, Wright Co., N. t., VIM. G.
fonsecs, No. Empire Block, 81. Paul, MT. de30-iy
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Y. M. Q. A-The Reading Room the Young Mems
Christian Association, Rohreys oce Nelson's
Building Third street, will BE- open public after this
date from 10 to II 4. T.. from p NJ, and from to
~ In the evening" Thelesdng Magazines Secular and Re-
1ous Papers WIN always be on fie. 49,
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II. of r. No. -, a bill to incorporate the St.
Johns Seminary. Read, amended and laid
ASIDE.
No. % laid aside.
No. IS laid aside.
No. .S-a bill to incorporate tho Bronson SEM
mary, read considered and ordered engrOssed.
The House then adjourned until O'Clock, p.
NJ.
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Card-Havng this day received Theodore French,
Agent Of the na insrsDee Company, dollars
payment in full Of Insurance upon loss the Rice House
on the night Of November is bear public esti
ony to the great prompness Of the Company
ABOVE loss upon proofs which necessarily
and the facilities and assistance afforded by their local
Agent In this city. KING s. RICH
st. Paul, Decenber "a, 1856. dea4-lmdSv
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n Yssns Msn.-PLsAsAsf ASp Paoy11AHI4 E,s.l
SLey1eHr-Yssng Men y svey neighbesAseA obtain
heshfu plssssnt, and probable empgmen By engaging
IN thssse Of useul ana popular Doks canvssng
our vaIusbis ysunsls YH and particulars address,
JOwLRR WILLS, No. sse Broadway, New Yorf.
P.aAn Assnss whe engage wfA wiii ~ seeswed fysst
he Ssssty q ~, whus tAs ysso1s Ssissd uW heyuy
nGeAl.
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81. Cloud HHOCeI.

con suisTat q me pressure tishnes Ia none
II taTy aasers, together the decline In
price o. lrofuee price OF b04rd will Tsdassd
fro ~ - - 81 20 day transient Fitors, and
- " 70 - OO per 10 pei nAnent day boarasTs
UGtLo-u no. 2. SCOTT.
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FEeSh- "a rrlvalS2
At
McCLURE'S MUSIC SALOON,

OF those jstly celebrated Pianos OF Stenway Son,
A. II. Gaze 4 Co, and Soebheer Smith, OF New
York, to which the attention 81 pTrchas invited
Also TIE largest assortment Of Sheet Music, Music
Pook" Volins, ACcordeons, Futcs Hlareonet 3 Fageo
let's Drums Paujos. all Of which will be sold az the
lowest rates II you h bargain and the best Musical
Instrument call at Cthe OJd Musical Sore) No b. Union
street. JAMES A. McGloh r.
Mr.. have size and pattern Of Meodeons, man
ufsctured Carhart Eeedham Co., New York which
at their retail prices. Also, large ASSORTMENT OF
Feather busters. :. A. NJ
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Axes, SEovels Spades sad Iron, Zinc ar 4 Tin in Mo,
TIN Flate Anvs Vices casks OF Chsius ard Hoes Nari
ana otton Cor age Coffee, Heavy Ca tugs sill Gearing
Carriage Springs, and Axlcs Railroad Wheels and 4, S
Chairs and Spikes. and Rosin in barrels
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WOOD WARE,
90 pkgs cOv'd Buckets; I125 doE Band Boxes;
90 nests Tubs pain ed; 800 Zinc wash Boards;
27h doz Vanished and Three $1,000 Pillow Handles;
Hoop Buckets: 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 ass'ed Handes $4,000 Cane Fishing Poles
white Cedar Buckets; 300 ass'ed Liquor Kegs;
500 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes vsrnish'd
rs doz Pine thurns, assorted zoe Painted Tubs and
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 1875 oz Wen Buckets
RASSEET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons, common 100 nests German Market dc
@SS Carts, common on. 400 do. Feed store
IS Empire Cabs; POO dozen assorted Marke
200 extra 2.doz ChTdren's Rattan and
Pick Baskefs: doz assed oHce Chairs
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wjlov Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales AIcaut Mats;
500 ass'ted Shoe Brushes So Jute Hank Skeleton
IS Rocking Horses; / Is doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORBAGE, TWINES, &C.
1OOcoils Il and ~ inch Manila Rope, Ofeeti
150 COILS COILS y, x to inch do dc, a $50
25 reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord:
Ioo% p Broom Tsfns Hemp; ;5oSie: WOOL irvine,
IFS bales Batting; 150reels Hemp Packing;
so Wrapping Irvine: $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Frund) lsngerman's Wrapping Paper;
$500 - McgregoT's do do;
1000 reams Lockland do do;
1870 reams Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S - Ham 4" 30 " Batting do;
900 Roofing do dry 5OOOIbs Roofing do, atu'ted
CANDLES &c.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stearine Candles
Starch, GEL man Soap, sc.
sRON HOUND X EGS,
full stock assorted sizes Druggists Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CEEgRNS.
Pine Churns Is &c. 90 "a nched Cedar do IS 90 % do
Cerdar do 16, IS, 20, p do Painted 90 o. "a do
Brass Hoop dos - " do Barrel dole, is, 90 % 30
HAmES.
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
For sale by s. n BARRETT,
may14 Walnut and Front SITS. Cincinnati, o
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CL,IBORNE'S MAC lINE WORKS.

NHE attention Of Hailroad Companies Far~ers Manu-
facturer4, and all perons DESTROYS Of purca siug
home good machinery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
IN Of eyery de>oripdOn, GEARTNg, CAR-wHEFLS OF
The iuuroved patterns, SAW rILLa PUNPS &C. Sc
Il respectfully called this Tstabishrent nos
ing rapidly the 81 q Nashville Manu-
featuring COMPANY. We intend carry on the bu mess
fully i've before and >ha read 20 take
orders for Machinery Casting. We have already
uenced o,eTations IN our biach it'll shop Boiler
yard ami shall give imnediAte satisfaction old
customers.
We are experienced Meehanies-eaeh OF personally
attending to his dep aud thus shall
able 70 eriOg lover than hereto
fore this city. We shall piece OF
Work done this Establishment, and gIse Ir0upl anc
personal attention every order Jeff Once thas
hope 10 give SAT- fHston aud be By
ends Of home q anuiacJure. VI. ia kER CO.,
claiborne Machine WORKS Nashville, Team,
iuus2T-tf Late Nashville NanG Co.
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Riddleberger's Eating HOuse.

CAN kdie6ergsF takes occasion announce 70 The pub.
- c, thats the hamuzr over he naa given a. ~
enjoy CT rural felicity returneI 20 tsvn a.
House again opened aad he hopea 10 sss as.in ~
smiling faces Of HE Trends elsts ner - a -
eone acquainted ut.n loLs u ouss His ta5.. sks
81 aye IoeTAy saP5asd the Desg car ssrsst ~
lJFds and = httle mere"
sept IA 1851
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
49, Ezx&-@ss RERzy
-ESz syF5-y- -Esss--z

TTNHE undersigned is authorized bills fIsdirg
the delivery Of freight through 20 an the A. y
TERN CITIES by way OF PITTSRURG and the PES
SYEVANTA RAILROAD. L Is .carceIy nacessas 10 al
Jude n the wel-estahShed reDrtstiCn P for
REGULARITY and peed, snd shiTpers vresd1 anr-cate
+he corvrniv0c of having Es f.stt ~ thsr1 HtV Of
ldat"g At f1Sd rate without charges the For
further information apply to ID. D1CEEv
aug27 Nssbyiia
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TINHIs Ne HoJel's open for the reception OF a
osrier situate "a a cohtTa lo-AhtF 10 -
All nrreut afro DE- TO the Ne Ideal -
college, the post aud the renders y tie tssal
pAce cit. for travellers and day b0zFdsF
hember, of me Legislature sta aud the travelling
pubic gen are earne y requested ~ visit tbs house
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Painting Establishment.

CtLDEhS, Householder SC, requested take
- tce that the undersigned having made the necessary
Arrangements, and scared the Of Competent
Workmen, Is nov prepared 10 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In the line Of his vocation various branches
In The department Of HOUSE PAINTING, the subscriber
prepared 20 execute sith the greatest prompsuess all
contracts, however large, which be rendered
and upon terms which fail give satisfaction.
He also prepared TO execute All manner Of sI6N AND
ORNAMENTAL PAIN TING, 3kAiNiSG AND MARBLINa.
having in that department the services OF mos
expert and experienced arusGs.
The subscriber request persons having scrk in his
line 70 give him call before making enzl arrangements
4. T. FLEMING,
No. SO Uniou st., between Cherry and samnsF.
marehlT-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
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IIAVE this day rec@yei Three COACHES, which
believe to he dner than any ia Tennessee. Iunr29