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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-23
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.


WE have now started our and extensive Foundr-
w the old stand Of the Nashville Nannfaetar
Company. and are prepared 10 execute heavy and gh
work Of any DESCRIPTION at the shoF notice Igbt Cs
nPs to small amounts at moderate city prices beavv s
ngs 10 large amounts furnished per ntraet a. i1cipnah
prices with additions Of freight We have also Commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, aWmlls Flourms Of he most inproved
patterns made TO order JObbDg repairing Done In rsd
as We are ready To make Engines and Mills
and sha furnish plans % enable purchasers 10 put up their
WIS Win llte eXp9nse. Manu- scturers and Farmers will
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
FOr stationary engines and steamboats, 70 order ohe
pes. maIera com ee with Frefronts, Crates,
snd valves warranted 70 stand 10y pressure required of
Manufacturing or pOrpeng purposes
BLA CkSMITlA SHOP
ANY DESCRIPTION Of SmithwoFk done IN excellent style
none ouL nrstrate Iron usedsasm work sterups Dogs
Pitman lFonss Saw Bolts and ali kind NH Irons
made 10 order short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good eheap machinery, VIZ
do well to call 4 OuT Office o. Eddress By letter.
81 JACKBR q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly25-a Late Nashville Man. Co.'S ShePs-
u halebones.
A aAEeE and superior every 9JE iasa S1 So 9g'n'a
july 2e-m No. g. northeast corner Of Pub square.
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For Sale.

HAVING determined leave the State, now offer for
IL sals, my valuable Ann In lawrence County, con-
tanning four hundred y6ve i5 OF the best
land In T. nnessee, 200 la fac Of
cd dwelling and houses finely Watered with first
tree stone springs, AID beautiful creek very Willy
timbered. As heata god land and Od WATER ali
combined place The State Isls this Fine range
hogs aHd cattle zone and see yourself
October l2h 1851. B. n. MOORE.
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w. MEREDITH.

MANUFACTURE oFALL KINDsoF
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
a & 20 coLLsaE THEkr, MAS BAoGD,
NAShV WILLIE, TENN
so VIII give bis attention 70 The purchase Of Leaf Tobacco
10 order. aeptl3-n
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WEsso Offer for sale another tract containing fourteen
hundred acres. embracing ugh good for stock
FARM and first mill site, with water poWerto
large amount OF chic, and fine lOca los for Touring
mill and tan ard In selling this place viii hold in.
tucements N cash purchasers. B. n. MOORE,
oct 23-triWIu. n. ALLBN.
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SOMETHING NEW
Ellis & Moore,


Nos. SO a iS4 Market street,
RE happy inform their old friends The public gen
~ orally tina they have made large additions their Ma
chine shop and Foundry and have double facilities for
rendering satisfaction ali who may with call.
II is our intention heretofore. 10 keep ourselves well
svppd With every dsser ptoD Of steam Engines, Boilers
Mill Machinery, Shang, Also, all kinds OF work for
Flour Mills, Steamboats,, saw Mills, Tobacco Factories
and Jals done the shortest notice lowest cash
prices ELLIS = MOOR
Nos q s4 Market south OF Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
4 dfafur
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RARE CHANCE FOB SPECULATION.
any person has S25G00 more than he wants, asd win
loan It to vii take great pleasure IN naming
Machine shop sndFOundy after him. Donal call once
Spectators calling tbs above business will please call
between the hours OF and p. m. he most important
part Is a big name See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 BILLS & MOORE.
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MULES, MULES

NoR sac, OF the largest snest teams Of mules "a
the State. Also excellent match Of family carriage
horses, able work hOrse few thorough bred colts
and nies Of most approved 0resd. Also few heers and
bulls Of the best milE stock.
aug s-dH W. G. HARDING
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Having been thorougeI' overbailed and newly tied
with accommodations III CONNIE nee their
ten day trips 1rst rise Of The
and coure1us clerks these rs will give Cincin-
nai Louitve. prompt and satisfactory entiou sill
orders them. For reg' passage aptly
oct2I-5m. II HARRISON, Agent
Notice 10 The of heI hOmas 4ImsIIOng JT.,
dec
THE legal heirs and distributors Of the estate Of Thomas
i Armstrong Jr deed died 10 New Orleans La in 1855
hereby notified frvsid. establish Their Heir
ship give receipts and tbs their distTbu
share said estate, coming from the estate Of John
Armstrong deed late Of the County davidson. This 7h
Oct 1851. GEO. W, CLARK Admit
Twin Charlotte Dick
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The Ranks

Il the
Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic
leading Agricultural Journal pabl.hed q GyeaI Ad.
dress, L P WILLIAMS,
sep 3otw&W-R 1915 DssdsFiek st., NashYills.
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PIE PLANT, HORSE RADISH, AsPAhA.
GUS SETS, IOWA STRAWBERRY
4 fsp SETS Of The
Victoria Pie Plant,
A VARIETY oP SUMNER AND FALL
Il u MI H IT III II E9,

TOGETHER WITH
HANOVER, SPENNAGE AND PIE PLANT SEED
NOW the time TO them, including the month Of
~ November Any am Iunt that may ordered Wlf-be
Wednesday.
Leave your orders there's where may be seen my plan Of
propagsting them.
have several Lots OF Land for sale or Rent, With
buildings and good water Also large Ice House Rent
three miles North Of Nashville.
oct2e-d&wlm THOMAS BATE.
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OFFICE, &c PUBLIC SQUARE,
(Over Hicks China-Hsll.)
Nashville, Tennessee

Or copies Of l. NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette will be furnish
ed, or mailed gratis al who desire information
ing Sewing Machines. WM. A. SINGER, j., Agent
ITCenIIal flee, 4js Broadway, \. z. sept. 20
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pTe.grs. stewart a Duncan,I

MIrcHKLLgvILLB,
TBSTS Accept my thanks for the pTesant Of ane snea
" Of Family Flour maDuiaeared By jon, and in Justice
say that Is the finest Bpeemn Of Sour that have
in my family since have been in Tennessee ts per
fse.y while, and bskes delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
ang. II da CATHERINE b. RRBHCH,
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! I GOV. JOHNsON's SPEECH AT THE FAIR.
NJ eprint below a communication from gen
leman alike eminent rs q scholar and farmer
one who has written much for the cause ofagricul
ture, but in his honOred old age appears too seldom
in print-in compliment of the late speech of Gov
JOHNSON at the State Fair 1t speaks in terms OF
sincere and hearty, and we think well deserved
praise Of the speech, while dissenting from one OF
his conclusions:
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Suitable apartments are ready for the accom- mOdati
lying females doth white and blaek) who will be ears
watch over during their e3naaeme4t.
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SINGERS IMPROVED
SEWING MACHINES
Ne Thousand Dollars a Year.

IHESB Machines outnumber in practical USE all others
combined, and have been extensively and pro8tably
used for the past years. every conceivable desc
ten Of wOrk The average prnft OF using one Is
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-18
The NssuitysS the Election.

We stil think that the Constitutional
Convention will he Democratic, by major
Ity Of at least ten. II the Ilcu,on District
should come in Republican. it will change
materially our figures. but We do not appre-
heud any such result in that hitherto strong
Democratic district,
Ia the Eighth Council district, the Vino
ma Rsputi,ean admits tina, the Democrats
have elected two delegates from Houston
county, This II better than we anticipated;
aud will make the delegation rom the dis.
,rict stand ten Republicans, thrr Demo.
crsss, aud one doubtful
Rev county has given M,~srs DIcKsRsoS
aDl liaIKs majority u over 200. thus
electing them over the Democratic capdi,
date. for Delegates at large. who r~riv~i
but 20 majority in Scott county
M MNsy, Democrat, - elected over
lr fosrsS. in Dakota county. by MAJOR.
" of twelve votes.
10 the Tenth Council District, four Dem
ocra,s arr certainly clectcl. ~ follows r---
Messrs. J X RHswS, t''the Old hcss !
II. Swan. FRAscts B,,sss. aoJ pr NINA,
nov, For Delegates a, larrr. anJ Repre-
sentative Delegates from Nloollt. Stcclc.
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lsnt demonstsstions; even the Reverend Reg
stsr himself, would have rn9aIisni Ia hs
paper sod 10 biz palpit. On thu criminal eo's
duct u ths Sham Democracy W. do
not be'isvs that 10 The history Of tis seri~
ofeusssgS upon popular rights ia Ksnaas,
more fragrant instance Of disregard of ls~
and justice, can be found. than 10 aa~dsd To-
THE conduct Of Itsvcrend Axxs. 10 refusing
certificates to the delegates legally iected
from H. Anthony.
We have uhderstood that senator LsnAs
TsUxspLL, of Illinois, waa ths legal adviser
Of ttevrcid AHxs in this exhibition u con.
tempt u law and justice. Tho SENATOR. u
our mind. eould engage 10 far mors re.
spectAbls business, than the employment Of
silly daps. TO trample upOn the laws Of this
Territory, A senator TnunnuLL speche,
aided the Democracy. We suptpss he thinks
ts has right 10 uss his sbilities ~ erin
lnAl lawyer. % SECURE the Convention TO the
Republicans, by advising public onier Ia
purtae ~ Illegal course.
since tbs above was written, va have
uo'hmtood that charges have been prckrr~l
against Reverend Asss for misIcmeanor 10
Alee. ny tho laws u tho Territory, tbe
iov~nor Is authorized TO remove him from
s'iIics, In ea~ the charges az. proved 10 hi.
tthe Governors satisfaction. Notice of thu
ebargrs has becn served upon the accused
party. and day fixed by tiovunor MspA
nv for bis trial We also hear II rumorr,l
that . criminal prosecution will 10 insiila
scI.
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RAcxw,sp Cocsss 90 rs,pv. The maIs-
fists u tho rcsnsylvania Railroad ccnps-
nv during has, ~cck furnishes the ielica,icns
81 curious firak IT the cuare II trade.
IN SATURDAY a NANTES; rpor,s 2,oco bush.
els Il r,c shiprNi fr'n Philadelphia TO CHI
ico,he ohn. Daring thc s~k. tre ritf.
bupsh Je.r'sa! says, Soc harrls II rye acar
~er rsriv~i in ri,eeury, eroaeh, hitler
frvsn fs'lshirhis icr ssAc. Ani explains this
NV, unusual movm,n, by the iacnhn,Al
ssr'i,y ofryc asi i ~cald not b. sarrrtssi
10 ~tnss q similar hcnr~sri rvtarn II bar:
by. Rye AAs advaRsd nearly NJ pr cnt.
Ia pricrs within s~ woks
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Mr.. J, \, sswKLt. Of this city has issued
the frat edition cf his map OF Minnesota,
So hr as the map goes, We heartily recon-
mend il As the most reliable es,ant II is
ma'lr mp W. believe entirely, from the gov.
crutneu, surveys, IN expense has b,sn sparol
in It's preparation; AMI lts corrcc,pc~, will
make il map for general inference We
trust, ~ 'lr only corrct map If the Terrific.
ry, 1t will attain very largr circulation.
We presume copies can he prVeurcd AT the
book starss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-18
sisss Rsp.sI,s.n ..ssr1sr nsa..,...., .

The attempt Of the Tine. anil N,naeso-
Ian To justify, o. rather, excuse the Illegal
AMI rascally conduct d the Register d
Deeds Of HenDepin County, do not merit
serious attention. Our contemporaries seern
to appreciate the fact, that the action Of the
Rsr~cnd ~ Axx~ il inexcusable. and can
not " defended on any principle Of law or
justice they therefore attempt to shield the
pi,iial tons OF tbeir party leaders, by com
pairing bis conduct To that d the Iegnla
tive Council, in justly refusing 10 expel
Mes.rs. HAxsox AMI TrrLmos, AMI admit
Mewrs. HowxLL and BAssErr. in the winter
Of 1880. n their argument ia worth
anything. II eau be viewsl only as an admis
.ion of the guilt II the priest, and feeble
aticnp, to justify il 10 that exploded prin-
ciple 81 moral ethics. that "two wrongs make
. right
We are not 10 b. drawn into u eontrover-
Ny, however. 10 reference TO events transpi-
ring two years since. and upon which the
action Of the Democratic party IL fully sas-
taissl by the records u the Legislature $3.50
What we have To do with now, Ia the Illegal
action Of a pubic officer aud thai officer
a profsscd Minister Of the Gospel, and u
l.a,l,,., ,,,.,nlar ~ the HcDnbIicnn Darty---
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tiisgs, vsss~s.

cast ii thu reccnt eleetiouA NJ other places
beskles ~ Paul In WascA county. .
largc number of voters were imported from
Rice county, to aid the hoaa ,hie settlers Of
waecA In dcciiing ct what point ,heir
county sat should be located. IA there wer
hardly any other voim cost IN wAssc" coan-
" ha, Rsp~kii~s~. \ I. @'r ~ T'~s-ame that
a greater portion Of tbsc illegal voters werc
mcmte~ d that political organization. --
sp~kiug IN ihr subject u illesaii,y in the
elvtion In tina, county the Fa,rbaol. Herald
Republican pape', Gays;
| VoHpsH Rryy,As,ss. We have seen this no
tosicas principle practically Illustrated wthin
| tho lHst lev days BY thoss Interested In wilton
| and ~ Mary. IN WsseeA ceunty, The ssauty
seat was si stake, and hundreds OF voters we're
| imported nom adjoiniha equities, bought up BY
iasstrs I'd parties lots we're ptcmssss toe Votes
| shule loads went ftcm fsnbsuit let snch
people uadet-tand ,hs, they have batsained
AWAY no, only their ,osis, bat their good sstns
The election 10 simply aheax, Jet u be contest
| Cd, (whleh ~ hope will bs doae,D and " shat
Assn IL alt 81 thar dishonesty. We charge no
party with the w@k, both Demcetst. and he
puhlisana sfv sailiy, We simply express our alb
Ihtrnoe II ~ act by ~hch aun rvsidruts have
imposed the scat at government, upea the real
SETTLERS VI " sseca eona,y,
Although tho voters went over 10 par,h
c,paie mrrvly Ia county sa, election. Il "
no, to h. supposed that sueh good Rerae
licap. ~ they turn out in Rice County
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Ia addition 10 DISTINGUISHING the people
d 1t. Anthony, the Black Republicans, in
kirthcrancc Of their disrpuiable game to
secure possession Of the Constitutional Con
ventiou, have determined To refuse the mem
bers from Pembina admission TO the Con
veution. This has been determined upon by
the leaders Of the black Republican party, in
tins vicinity aud VT suppose the acton OF
i'arson ANS was simply part Of the pro
grsmme Four Republicans voting a, the
organization. instead Of four Democrats,
the l'arsn well knows, nigh, possibly de
eide the political complexion Of the Conven-
ton hence his villiany.
We will not attempt to describe the feel
my animating the Democracy in rrfrcnce Ia
the~ outrage on tie part ofcnr opponents
contemplated. anil already pcrpetratcd. II
il deep seated aud earnest, however, AMI We
,Aa assure our friends ut distance. OF that
character before which tyranny AMI injustice
has ever quailol
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1t Is tssys l,ssN a stern anil start
hax ,h1as 10 ssaS h,s of,sa asr,ahty .iAa.is
On the brink AZ Is grave without any mis-.
giving and yS, in tbs siPpiag World u
STRIFE IN ,Ac stir II human bas,ie ~ riSc.
tAcr are daily ~as,s IL tna " thai liz, .
dy.as Aad iaih Is hviax
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TRs AuANrfc CaHLk--On soNan, uf
the steam frieatc Niagara not having hocn
pryarsi. AMI having such large crrw, she
~il not h. able 10 carry the Atlantic ,cle-
graph eahle. ba, will act as al eseort. The
Company has ssn obliged to hic az par.
char another stcamer 10 10 the work In
c,mpany with the English triea,e.
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W the doab,hal list, ne viii Ny,ei,e as
from ths Seven,h District. four a, kAst tfAm
tho flNh District. anal ese. Il nv, ,~o frm
the Tenth This viii siw the l'c@erpey
. god working majority in ,hc Coo'rr''oo
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q. =. M.r.h.i-.A a. Esss,i-a, Appo,",m."s.

iIon WV u. GrRE. Of Fillmore county,
has bou appointed U. ) Marshal Of this
Territory, in place Of Col laws. resigned.
A better appointment, or one more salts
factory to the Democracy 81 the Territory,
could not have been made. Mr.. GknK will
make an excellent officer and well deserved
the recognition OF his services to the party
and the Territory which h. has received
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UHOLENJLE HEptRTuINTv
T Is [ ! l. d RS,
Cheap and Dnratk Fire 4. Watv-proo
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

The ~uhseriser is prepared cover huanas. wsu
n aesFr hoss a. ~hurt pniac~ and sra.
teinr cheaper han shinEa- aud hall he pre II IN
and - aIrshr ritET be hapr. % nbista siars nj
PAuua.g- ss5sr,ais snh insiraenrs tor uuainS deem
~, ~li be fuFpish"iu nae h cover ihrlr ~
nsudnks Al if's"'s addressed bin ~ ~ fsai " ~
re"st'" prompt st'~ni'a- juiN q uENERkuN
AZ 1uHs y Passes uacs
- Pant March 4 iS- dk~sa
4 'iNli ENulNhtk1Ns NN1 iENkYtNG-JHE
" adYrttssf nsv,ns rrrriy 81 ne 4ppsfnani al "a
gnrsf Ia u" ~sin tros Nahufscfprng and inrry meat
COMPANY. has l stad hnssf h. tais Ut NJ tros is,
'h- pn'i@"enisln oi his prnirssuaal shurs
Al naee vii he oi.nei fv he prassr st 81 bsins. -
ia Al branches ri eva keEn.~rEs shi sArysyips h.
FHn'uisr a.rniisn VII be- rlyFp he purchase sDa
.sis ~ hssl k-sir s.uemcH ~ - amin.t.a %
ttrs add I'll business conaratsi Wph Rpai Fsla~ .p.r
sly. including he iorpinn M i@.sei Nsrr.n,s
ketsreHus. are mAin hy permission Co.
hnu tslrh t,ishHg Aa-sscaassts
Assr wv u hmnfy, A, Washington
he.srs Chgbb d HUs
hrssts tsiFa 4 Nntae
sasd hdas k-t. fr"a ) & n y 10, y Y.
Hau James " NV ron n,sytlle
i,on arthat he.r,bar, sd~..ss.
lleu l. y stanasrt, rsyier'. fslis
t9a. J. u Laasen
q. (. kmrrson. h.l. surveyor grn~rai e. Pan
sAkisk 7, " CHANDLER
~AyI Law ino' Fslis - Gfesx fn.s Co. Wa
I'm AtKk- ~ >, rtKIuK LAND e.ar tsi,.s.
wv 'tY Minnesota, taf s.le tH rea.nnshio tertn. -
~ 70 am~ and pftcT, srpiy
atRfNE W CHANUlFR
tn,,a.rr -. trSt N a l. "a. f.i.. - ,,s4t Wis
irt.d
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-18

Two men at New Orleans havr rcccvcrwi
ss'S damaC- from tina, city for allowing
their frui, stands To he DESTROYED by mob.
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lIsFfNs ~ Eg'a4>En rus ENTfNE iNTERgsT
IL q $3.50 $50. ~ ~ 500 >s.as q. sae~r, =.
lees FaaF'a az FsA srs~ss 9 sasaisu a1wr
sl,~r-sf Ef1aFswers a Fsras~FS 49, issisrs
80 - sssa "a F--.sr-t fsfaasA f~us - .sa.r
frsss 49, lTasmeH--s ~aratt-sy l-iss rsi~s-.ze4
a-ssfr = Nsais a s.-zsa ssssa.
- 49, u nas. f..afs tsis Fsr1sh-s anf u ~.
~. ID tr~nrs al Nssfacsa tiri-~s aktrs.a-d :
- eaE~gs katTrf ssr~~. saS-es 4 fss
ur.zg raars sar~sL 49, rsai - .rss1gi
ksHneian
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ST. PAUL TEA STORE.

mas BkIs LAfELF oPkSED
sorz<f PyASKUUu Y FAAk
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Son kss sgs.-fss-a tusu - i..asas faa-ss.s
Gu sN q rirF~ea-r lsai rh-s gs.ufst A-aft
s@s~s sans 4 a., "a 49, rss-s-i Haskss "A
Tees, slssHks~. Ns Nh-.Ts 80 fsura Ks-.s
san i--s4 rerFearr - ~ 80 Pal a.
as~ifs - ss1s- -ssssi f--~na Ars rsta'isi atAs.s
fss-s-s 90 a-aas saqmsa VI sSEs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-18
CARLOS WILCOX,
Notary Psn,e h Coarsyano,.
EAt.ER IN REAL l.. y / A 1 L.,

Lssp w.HsAsts sraus tai1 ssr ksests.r
Aal 1-aers As-s, Fs kn,srtn< Bsyas .ai sslsS lad
.sd lsaa wsftaai., fsylss r.ses, iEss.uns and
tAsaias Money, collecting. he,
orro-,ts r.us % 81 .srsosv ss.H .LAsp ertns.
Rtssssstts --Umcars af 4 = Land oaie- MBap.po.
ls tlos W A. Uamss, saint fsBi. frsntiin sts.ls,
E.i fOu smelling Aas;in Adams ksq bubHla~ Nm.
a Nhsshf g.y hana- Hans. n y. y \ Hubbard.
ksq hss.hsf fsils, y, Y lion 4 l. Calm. braQal.
Officers 81 y Land obre, sapssar, tfresrs Of 4 !
issaa Na.cs, saii~ssf, jsmss u N.flin EAa hHwsa-
ss 2 j. fish. k.i. Wiuisasbarg, ny ~ bsaiaiyn,
Al-s s-.iey, RAJ, H-v,a@re bsnai a-s.rs. ts~ash
J.as.pa Bss., ,hlssgo q NiIc"s. fs'pr.siis uhio
Nsv Truman n Post. ~ Lnu'. Daniel ha-ivy ksq
BsFs .i.Ie Va. Byrsn Murray k-a, A,a ~ Bans. ssu
Yea. 9, tnrbn, tnhA b4.s, lruy, : g. bHt hsl
E.rmsf. haah, orwell Va "a, A. Ausn. ksq or~sh,
VI. Dr. v O. smhh, Bos,on, JOIN =. Ahtsst t.I.
SprrdsesOrk, Me- frH v. y henedei, HaFtesbao
q aeyh,i wiy
EhkAf ANNUAL LAsO SAILS Ar CHltAd
VI nAaqls, By snosva pVsHng Go ksal k~lA'e
Lad pahas Rsal Estate ant Vstern las.,i sale.
ancns aapAsy s 9Th ~ MAJ, issi sui eco IN uiuR
weeks. 1hs sale Mil eaupri<. thr largest l'si ID
slnshe improved aai unimpfotri ty prpsry, a. slso
Fafp,s ADD unimprvtd lshia N Illinois, Nsroasin and
lows hafsse prrTsd say sale "a ae Ne-i ia
elutins hsdis. lsfse ist NJ tly property over "ur
bnaFsa aasshi ~ chsaee rich tanning lssAs snd
/. l.rgg auina~r a anriy improved fsr@A
t.Afst sni Agents N the NT-5 Nh" ir-rs 'c
frni-h tsnd. ani enfhsie his sale viii OBTAIN Terms
sHi ali oeersssdy ioormate'o ru Application personally
pr ~ lsasr
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fruits. eingham., Lawns. taHoasd@., sun,arr siuf'
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ali saples e"ce s~ary 10 complsr stock sniiabie fr
country trade ". Invite The a'ieaan NJ he msrvhAn'
snd traders Of he Mlnn~saa Ni.si-sppt .uA - Gro
hiver Valleys 70 early nspecDa 81 our ssns ~ W,
ARR MAKING THE
UHOLEAILE BEPiRTMENT.
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