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Notice.

NJ you wish 20 sel ycuE Grain, put Il IL eoo1 hppiHs
L Os,aer GrAin isr shpmsni ever the N1stVIie and
ChatancoEA Railroad sih en1 BE- receives % hss 0snny
scrreA aud made % eonhin shout t@e b0shss each.
special nstoa s given that Graia 10 rec toAssze sscks
r n peeand-hand sa h 81 knd. al ne - received
A. fors arsed - hey arc iEsarsnt % bear hsncng
snd pratees couIsnss bssder Cd sackt Are een tsEs
snd Ikrcs marks a. aud eatss mseeRs GaHens sna oss
-. y n. ]. AADAkkOs,
Iunsla. koPt
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TO the Ladies'.

CHrLDRES's CIoTHING i have large lot Of
Chidren's Clothing, which | am selling on at cost
Call aud get suit for your sons.
JAMES DAVIS,
Nv. Pubic Square.
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NEW SODA FOUNTAIN.

Csnks nIILER kas last opsnsd his "a srb sew 50 h
u Essnt4a = his store Ne ss cherfy stresf. shefs
So El tnes, tap4y ne thirsty sita dssioas 81
As4hy hsEsrass h ississs M attan o. M plec
- ~ sxabisAset tai Prenlscs - kesp deers sapp,r
q an the rseskaz dseaciss 81 ne ooasisais
Aana. Eayla
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HAkEKNs eoNtE1 As0"AAts aes
S,HARLEs EoBhHrsoN. Gate % ne nfn q = q o.
ers-...r assa rest ltnuea hs tusncss a. Ne.
- s.t1. rtrses 4optoslis Merrts straacns1 shsrs
- Il rs~rrrrd 4 s1feale and el a. oFiers II al ~
s-sss 81 Basne cOaieefoaary. &e 9TH SHEA he usr
- f.vorsd us mStsFis hssh And 81 te he.t eusH
~ - ~ aafisrs hnse nat Be give ne aos rer-
80 fstAfssirn W. wii eel ~ WhsesAis reiaa and
elders fiaa dstEhea are sohcita He fefares rrassf
hanks 90 taFgf D4iFeaaSs - h4a herecrs sse.issd
ans psdEss hissn - meFi osarlnnancs ef shs sae.
Janr ls-sL
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iunsiS.
ALSO,
LAND SALE.

IN Wednesday the Sth o. July nsIt tract containing
" nezry 2OO seT.s, In Davidson county, eleven mics
sauth Of Nashville. mile from the n. A c. X en-
Ma Greek the premises % H. " Jones' TO be sold
on. One thiTd 10 be pad ikx ash Deeember bext,
and tse line ihe ether payment all Without In
t~rest Bond and approved seesty The fFtt
About ban Of ne tssei 20 caiixsioa he chic;
Of which is nA creek bottom, The other haf sood.
and valuable building umber steam eau and 6TiEt
hh, With taiT in provvmenU neg frans bulldog cot
BUILDINGS gersray coed. ana g4rdcns lasting spring
soaveaicnt sRd laxUfy indeed 10 San ever
kind q iruh frees and VINES, fer this eirsats.
vii sell about leo acres 9Th be inPsoTsmenis. viii
the privilege u more. The 9hrr portion II smaller
sFeua % the maps. As 10 stnatcn quality q and,
June 6-iisssw a. a. IoNfg
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ID SwkLLEE. Agent for J. aeEIM CO.. Psrtiaaa.
H. KY - eos TeiAred 70 faFalsh J. bameoronkhs
late NProFsd 6AAA FAN, esehra - for sspeditioas
is4I,
Moses Hail. Jr Bosson. Jsn1ron eouEty. KY esf-
tnes hathe tcsne1 81 tbss fans. Pls o. sheat
seh ~ szpPossd be $50 Aashelst shea As a.
be ona h< bad 10 hhss 81 q shss ana - eunnxis
n ysfc saul
a. 1. HastoE spsnser s0aRiy ky esTthss tkzs Be esan
ed On sne o tAsse F1na, s. bushsh q wAszs n -
utcs, ana eid h sell
80 bseL.s efeoAsii.e hy crftaes seat -, "a s1s-
mAfkSL
fAs fsn hAs taken ssvsaty thrss aFsi pEsn ana ana
So Az sFas BruaFay sslsnasa ~ Piss sss ~.
err fan aarFaate8.
June le-4n-
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HoLIowAY's PnLs-Purge the system at this Of
the year with few doses OF this wonderful medicine 1t
acts npon the liver and stomach purifying the blood and
assisting digestion. Sold at the manufactures No. so
Maiden Lane New York. and No. 244 Strand London and
by all druggists, at 25c e26c and Al per box
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The telegraph announces another murder in Men,
phis, and great excitement among the citiz rs.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

nv vr,ss Of tss dcr directed And delverss
Is - ne Honorable Cifcait cOaa Of DaFdson c0aniy.
fussssss a - M, tsrn 1881. sl expose % Pabls
-. y hEest bidder, for cash. az the Court- hcase
80 xass 10 ne Cry % Nashvils, BAfrRD TIL
18Th DAY % july, 1891, al The rght tte cain, IN
sn4 estate uhsh John O. hcLs2ora then had or
mas haFe sihcs acguire In and he iosng aescr I'D
tract pisce, pNscsi Or os o. FToune - 81 -. y los
Ne lss Ia ne arxinal plsn 81 ne ely 81 Nash VIE.
and esunded Gii0st, to-u4t; trssnninS On Ne
eofuaE 81 Car asd sprsce 80 IN s4i1 efs frnnnf
ihenro sta The line q sprucs sirest n c1harJ tee-
ian Ia f~l inehss - corasr 81 Part q tad tot
re ed n Jshn raasi stkekeT, hercs a right
snEizs N saia tTFucs sset Iee So 70 ioac ta-ea
isa iref fnchsa cas- sstt, tence Nih TIE lne on
Ca strs~t In westerly Arr s. let % The oexR-
~ b~sae isT.cf he property q }ohn u McLs-
-, - sssisff t1dEnenfa reutefe1 In Avor q laaess
49, Wosts Kx'n q ksef Weeds Aaa v A. s.cTeasoa.
JOHN K. EDdONsOx. sAsssH.
Jsas Il 1881. BIZ r. II. cAMPBELL, d. 5.
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PiIISburg Market.

PIT1SBURG, June ~.
HIDFs-The market is firm with upward tendency.
Green hi butchers sell Sc; dry flint hides have
again declined and dealers arc selling at S1DI
LEATHtR-lke ar act remains unsett ed and dropping.
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EMERYB PATENT RAILROAD bOkSE fOHEhs
AND THREsHING MACHINES
From as Agricultural Horksef EHssry BssIsrs, AlSa-
Jag, n. "
TTNHE attention Of All Testps DESTROYS q ksurg TIE
i best and nos approved HORSE PoNER AsD
THREsakR, respectfully called 70 he 80 We evieorsted
Machnes vhich university aekneSteaged 10 Be supe
Tor al others point Of durability sfesney and ease
Of operation.
large sUppy Of these Mechnss just bern received
and are Tor Es the MSfehouse 81
JAS. A. MeALISTER CO,
Broad a., NASHVILLE. Ten.
r. @. RICHARDSON,
Hranklin, villas county. Team.
NN. NJ CAhTMkl1,
LebaRen, wilson eauuiy, Te n.
BAN. =. WkLLkR,
innslf-dkwau harket q sazsyiis fsEn.
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ALSOP'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE
MesSrS. VESSEL & Thompson,

HAVING been appointed by Mr.. Arthur Kendall, u n.
Y, sole agent for Messrs s AlsOPP sons agent in
the sale Of this celebrated English Ale beg leave suboin
testimonasfor the information Of the public from The lead
ing Physicians and Chemists Of the day, 20 the medical
advantages and efficient tonic properties Of AOpps Ale
IL is particularly recommended invGds and genera
drink 10 in HAHN
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

A VALUABLE House and Lot Church St. 49,
"a fronting 81 feet said street, running back 4Iss
$50, n. or 81 feet and IS deep, ub front Of 10
spruce This Is valuable piece Of p OPP 4~A
eFy, and located in the hnest neEh0orhOOd e cty,
and viii be sold on liberal terms. knquire Of
\. X. GLAsCOCK. Agent,
Iunsi2. No. 81 Cherry It.
ALSO,
OTIS Nos. ST. SO, % and leo, in Preston Hays sddi-
II ton 20 Nashville, fronting - e Polk street,
ming back 100 iset bargain viii be given in These lots
ALSO,
A TWO STORY BRICK, containing or rooms. The
n lot ontnF 9eR feet and running tack IL feet
alley. This Is very desirable properly, and situated
short distance iron The residence Of Mr.. Bi0o. We S
give barssin In his property.
beAniiiu 1T Crawford street, running back to
Nciemore street $50 feet
Alof the shove property g. located In thriving portions
Of the CITY, persons DESTROYS o. making purchases
abargAin, vii call on 4. z. GLASCoCk, Agent
janel2. DO 81 Cherry ~.
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WOOL! WOOL!
Gift Sale of Books at Auction.
MannN'S Celebrated
G0NBINFD RFAPIKG AND MOVING MACHINES

the great Indiana State Trial Of Reapers and Mowers
n June 26 u, 2s, 1896 Eic' moni, under the drec
ton Of he State Committee, the First emun Of $5t:DO
Silver Pitcher awarded he Many Machine for Going
its wor best and for being the be combined Machine
In competition the trial twelve her krncs OF Har
vesug Mach ues among tho actually put TO the test in
the hed BY The committee, the Atkins SellRaker
New York Self Raker Mann SONS Indiana Self Kaker
Massachusetts SeRakeT, Danhrd's Combined Machine,
II and Raker, New York Hand-Haker, Dei'z Duhtm'a
Hand and Kentucsy Harvester Comb ned These
were all with exception, Ombiued Machines. There
we're several other kinds Of Machines on trial against
the Nanny Machine The Trial lasted through three GAYS
and the NANNY Na chine Triumphant IL the fed
First Premium has ao teeu awarded The Nanny Machine
a a mower. The KenluckY Harvel ter Concerning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-26

HENRY K. OLIVER,
OTTO IRESEL.
GEO. NJ. WARREN,


| ebHwngns ts wHeh for ai alton n competition flora awards
rydg PioF ST Is :
Nineteen Grau4
Graz
Two Pa rGrandS
IN is bvOuB oreh Sem
Gram dPrOrG rm Il lowing awards:
h drtoku stnp
a
M for w cav eh, st slvrM
award fd eun e fngu atnG andP oFoteh
tn US YER Altogether NANTES yupero au con
r a tn commit G nj
t. ba pleasure IN @ g G dhoue,u theyha s.
us good d n o. t
finy nan ~ h allen Fosh der receive ar o honor
tied hi es rdb 70 own in @ t an d r invention Bta were u
OIL n
Media; inamuh eL m TIL firm NIB e uh Govern men o he
award oud o &C ed II lie hct tie re
fch a. al e
hathe dhec avarson eGa
% The e lass CnehDg h
MUM 90 ynuu e al d Geby hem GIM rDL
dASof Square the ewe theqal Teintu
Of
mads ed b asna coming p o US naar d eosnnce
Annual Fair Of the American Institute New
York, 1856
H
n Fe, GaD IDlL
Nav
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-26

REAL ESTATE SALES.
EXCELLENT LAND FOR SALE,

ON wFDNESDtY, JULv Is We will o 'er for sale to tn.
~ highest bidder, liberal credits Of the most fer
tile Tracts Ct land Davidson county, containing about
900 acres, living the road leading from Franklin tc
| ebanon halt a mile north OF the Noensvle turnpike
road three miles south Of he NGhvie and
| Pail Dad, snd twelve miles rom Nashville.
not desire to puF or to oVerrae what haze
! 10 SELL but desire TO fair ud and true con
cppti the property; In, desire different Il
would difficult overrats the ates snl advantages
OF this Of land. II his dark loose and virgin soil
of the pro4uc i've QUALITY, about poe cleared
and in high state Of cultivation and 20 in pleudd
timber all under excellent fences, built a1ot entirely OF
| Cedar.
WATER OF SUPERIOR lUALTTY-sFvES OR MORE
| New r FAIIING SPRINGS, AND RUNNING STREAMS,
afording the fields woods and Tastures uppy
81 water heavily tinbered with POI lar, ak, ash
tree ynn boselder black Ccust aud sutc ent cedar
keen up the fences.
THE DWELLING Is a very neat and comfortable wood
building, weahert rded ard painted outside aud csiled
lathe plastered and papsred inside, with good
and commod rooms two porch and dry and airy
ar underneath Good double kitchen negro houses
RAG house, one large gran6ry, shielded round, good
tobacco barns stables cribs, and splendid garden,
select young orchard with 200 bearing trees IA ]
grown orchard OF peach and apple trees with 9th
fruit in different parts Of the farm; ice house,
stone spring house, good horse mill, mill stones bet
Preach burr and suPerane boiling chest and cloth, with
many othe' conveuiences too tedious to mtntion.
Ia all together this Is Ct the richest most de-
srabe aud productive tracts Of land in DAVIDSON
FIVE LOTS,
Varying size from co to lao acres Or would sell all
together t. suit purchasers ard would make Of the
ths plan will call on SOLOMON G.. MORTON, the
premises the undersigned at No. 81 Cherry street
Terms-A credit on ore third till FIRST January, ISIS,
third FIRST January, 1882 and balance nrst Jiuuary
1860 Notes well secured without interest, required and
a lien retained.
Omuibusses ana collation. free As usua Those desiring
iehts will please meet at the Post Office b. O'Clock, A. NJ
june 28-eO&wtd. Agents.
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The Flux Annihlliated.

Every and fal thousands of people die Of Flux
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Pains and other Irregularities
Of the Bowels. 1t be cured in every IS
cents, by the of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has been tested by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most eIectual
remedy now in 1t has performed more astonishing
than any other specific human life can be saved
IN nine cases Of by investment Of rs cents. Buy
bottle and keepit by you.
For sa by HERMAN RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug.
giss. spr24-6m
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Decision Of the Committee upon the trial Of Reap
erS and .HOuerS.
We, the undersigned, a committee appointed by the Ag-
ricuurR bureau Of Tennessee to EXAMINE and test Now
Ing Machines aud report the result TO the Bureau az It's
next uettiur execution Of said uut appointed Thurs
day. June 5th test the five dihtrent Mover entered
y e. Mannys Combined heaper aud Mover MAINS Self
Raking and Mower con bEed; Ke'chum's Mower;
Atsus' self RakluF Reaper and Mower combned, and
Detz q Buui a MS Kan. Power Res per and Mower.
Wednesday, ne lljh appO.ned to te,t the Reap
ers that entered, as follows:
Deiz DuuAam's Reaper Atkins SefRakng Reaper,
MaunS's Reaper New-lOrK Haud- abing Reaper, MAINS
Self aSing Reaper and the New York Seakug Reaper.
In result OF our Judgment the award gwen Man
NV lie hest Con nee Machine
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CLOTH AND TOILET brushes.
ID ECEIyED per Express another invoice OF RAir Tooth
IL Nail and Cloth Brushes. Also, every variety Of
Tuozirg and Toilet Combs.
June 90 J. II. McGIIL
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ROBES DE CHAMBRE.

SIK Lile Thread Mer no and every variety Of Cotton
~ received and for sale by
Juue q. ]. H. Mc0ILL
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From George BHdd, N d. Senior PhysicidR Of King's
College Hospital
81 did not want any testimony to satisfy OF the per-
feet purity OF the Pale Ale manufactured 6y y0R.
observation Of It's effect upon myself, and upon many
others to whom have prescribed IL, long ago convinced
me- much the searching chemical yss could
do Tat c0HttiRS nothing thdR max and hops and
hat 4 a. a Rrst rate begsrdge"
al -. 70
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-26

To be had IN hhds for Hotels Restaurants &C. and In
eases Of 2 and eoEen pints from
WEssELL a THOMPSON,
mayS0.-im. Congectioners, Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-26

From Marshall Hal, ~ D.. FPS
"My confidence the purity OF your Pale Ae remains
mistaken and my opinion Of ts great cdls in dieetie
and remedial paint Of view is entirely confirmed by 0ng
time and experience.
- - IL N %
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From jane, Pst,Ie, n D.

"For many years have been the habit Of recommend
ing IN Il ALLoOPPis Bitter Beer a beverage 70
invads who required regulated diet; and certainly
could have done uness from the evidence that IN
liquor perfectly ermented and made nom the be {
snd most wholesome ingredsnts. Where drinks Of ugtri
live and stomachc char actor Indicated IkHO u
az yet on tciiA lied could safely depsld Or
good as A LLSOPF'S Bitter beer.
tIlrerfoay Ngfv6n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16

On The katisti;s 81 :Ae Congregational eA-reSes N
New. England, Which think may leave wrong in-
preston on the public mind IN the 6rst 2'sce, IL y
notorious that the sta sGcL returns imperfect -
10 iurnrh no sound das for the deductions tnst sc
made. Tie Congregational Year Book for 1857, Stes
ob.s ming all accessible information, says tast sum-
nany OF the ststistc cannot be nsds " with any
reliance" AID therefore the editer las I'd. attempted
t. And then, admitting that there has been drinu-
ton Of members IN the New Eogs1d churches the past
Jew yeSs, you have in your statement Of tie causes
overlooked the chief Cause Of sll-emIgrat0E. The
emigration from tie New alsud States 70 The Crest
West for few years past has been beyond eli p-eoe-
dent and TO great extent it has been from the moet
active members Of tie church es- 10 almo<t al toe
rural districts Of New England large porton OF .he
yeurg and enterprispg Of the inhsbitauts hsvs re-
moved either to the manufacturing villages or 70 the
W.ste country. In many instances, scarcely any
youre people are le. II 10 said in The article alluded
TO that Il infant bsptisms In Connecticut average o1
three in year to each church. This 10 nothing sur
prisipg considering how few young families there are
In . parish of which was pastor for . number Of
of my church did not average over three 10 year.
Msny Of these churches, moreover, are very small,
ard embrace the majority Of the people Of the ooog.e-
gators 40 that there 10 reality but little material for
members Of the church and thoee who were not we're
a ostly quite young. OF the 1873 churches in Vermont
1870 have less than 100 members and "a less than So
There Is another fact which has no small bearing on
the subject While there additions to the churches
every wear, the principal additions are made perodi'
cay In what are called REVEALS OK religion, and while
these occur IN some Of the various churches every
year. il is only ally that they become general
a. 10 ls4l and 1881; ard then they " measure sx-
hsust The material, till new generation grows up.
In view CT these fac.s cannot consider the ssast.
cal returns Of the few years past as aoy evidence OF
the decline Of religion in NswEog'.nd th'ogh il does
furrirb ground Of inquiry and humiliation on the part
of the churches. .
Nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
A WORD IN BEHALF OF CREDIT.

n - E6lasr = IN N j. N"~~
Sin: Believing that Crft, 10 the best nd most
sopyr.hsasvs sssss Of the word, the great dsanS-
uen Of prosperous state that clamor ior gold MOI.
than hal. barbarian, and that assaults upon efeoi'
have made the recent psni, beg to state some points
ss ssnterseu,y % may fos the Oorsidsrsa0o e your
r.sderA
The h;sheS sttaamert 10 public economy i' to %
able to exchange what we produce for whs' we &c
quiye without waste. How sssl copies OF THk
TRIBUNE be got rom tfs Manufacturer 10 the csn-
ssnsr without credit grea. was.s The credit here
,lehss Of 10 not "nrsi" OF the waiting yex feT the
sIAsge, fptss vh.tsn u printed oTds' espa6is OF
vriys,ssl segetiaheI, Which h sent from party %
no stAsr. Il geld acne, ahd Isyuest down, A,s 60
sa,dsd ,asm ssss 10 yrvs' q tseA pity 20 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
A PRESIDENT LAUNDERING.

To ns gStsv Of The N. r. Tro~A
SIR 1t is Only at this late period that have forao
time to read the Presidents Message, and although
perceived numerous faults In 1t - literary produc
ton urbecomirg official paper Of such dignity and
although moumfully regretted its special pleading
for vrepg ard oppressios and usupsioa IN Kansas,
should not have troubled you or the public with
word of comment did / not discover remuksbls diff
fereses between the Prssden. and the Secretary o.
the Treasury, in which the President appears to b IN
snor.
The President ssys: The actual expenditures du'
ring the first quarter Of the present fscal year were
twenty three million seven hundred and fourteen thou
"sand Eve hurdred snd twsrty eight doan and thirty
seven cents 5es 81 Q. shieh tAsse Milo.
sisAt hundred and n,asfy:fvc nousaad trs AxHdrea
"Gad th.rtytro dollars and thirty Hse cents e3, $751;
"a 3ol were applied to the redemption Of the pub
"hc debt, including interest and premium, vhih the
Secretary Gays the amount was ore million nine hoo
bred ard fyone thousand seven hundred and eighty
two dollars and ffty.sI cents III, a5l, $50 J6). Inc
Presidents errcr consists in taking the whole amount
psid from July to the date Of HE Message Is having
been paid before October making an error Of nearly
two millions Of collars.
There is also % error In his stssmen. las printed OK
the amount Of she public debt the lst Of July, of
in yfcur ths u.and dollars - o0o). But this lie not
III ely 10 nilssd reader, and hss probably Occurred
n copying. L. =. L.
pcsyVkecp'iA Dee. H. l&a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-16
ORGANIZING THE LEGISLATURE.

ORGANIZING THE LEGISLATURE.
To he Lotto, Of TIE n. I. TrisSnA
Sir: The result Of the election having become
officially known, ii is important tina: the Republican
party should take counsel to it's future movements
Very mach depends upon its course the ensuing
Winter. Its portion now in this State is very stforg
never 30 strong as at this time, though We have
lost the election Of our State tchet The defeat no<
owing TO any change of public opinion on the part OF
the members of the Repub lean party, for the SnAn
Den ocrscy have not increased their vote.
The Sham Democracy and their allies the Amer
icsrs have majority of the members Of the Assembly
The Republicans osnno. hope to got the control OF the
House without the cooperation ofthe Americsns-and
tina. can only be obtaised by giving them the Ions
.hale of the Offices. We are IN every pons OF view
vastly better off in the minority than resting under the
imputation ofsny bargain with any party.
It would seem, then to be wise and polite 10 lot the
Ehsms have the organization Of the House. Let them
bay up their allies a. whstever price they can, but do
not let Us be competitors.
live are to have war upon the bake, let W give
them every reasonable facility to make the saaen-
nsnt. Do not let Us comphcate the Issues. We
have got fairly ct Slavery DOW and let % keep
1t that. The Free States can stand specie
currency o. long a. the Save Ssa'es, and
good while longer, Il viii not Affect our great Leading
juterees half as seriousy as il viii the slave breeding
and slavs lsbo, Of the SoUth. It's capital time now
to try the experiment. Let rs have specie currency
BY all means and see how long cotton viii be kisg.
Do let the Democracy have the Assembly. p.
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vT1HE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW-YOBX,

ss,sst.s ssssse Of DAEikL sreAp ls Of Inc Cy Of
ssS s,tins You sao Of yos hereby stsd ana 70
.S psnSn.n 70 be ard .gPss' s.i. Ss' sss.s. q Ne
sbs I'd deg of Dsssnbss next q eleven eeosA tAe bps
Soon efns. day en sad there % stts.e ne ma. s:s:,s
ahksysteg In The oy Of New yeIk, md Adnhs.esof Of
As goods ehsoeis snd credits Of ed 3seesseA IN stn
Asleof have ssssed the seal Of The ose OF sae
70 be hsSsunto AIMED WitsssA Aszsndu W brsd-
Jerd esquire Surrogate Of said Cosnfy o. me Cy
Of New YoEk the 2$ day Of Novenbef IN ths year OF
>Sr Lord thousand eight hundred and fhv-seysn
80 lsv6W A. W. BRADFORD. StsTeesse@
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U7TE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,

1901 IL ,Ss sssse u NICHOLAS HARVEY late Of Tie
CAV Of New Yorh, deceased - e'edisors ns o. III
ssi and personally Be and .pps:s ss0,s or or, s
nv Yori ON the 2Sd day Of December neat, at eleven
cck 10 he forenoon Of that day then and hcre 70 attend e
NsH Psslie A6pinsrstor in the City Of New YORK. cd
ISm Of the goods ohae and credits OF saa deceased
n whereof have caused the seal Of ONCE Of SAD
eurossts 70 be hseunto sxed Witness Alexander W bnd
~d esquire Surrogate Of our ssid County Of the Caty
IL Of Nov York the 2th day Of November IN the year Of
our thousand eight hun dred and hhy'seven
~ ,.vevW A. w. BRADFORD Surrogate.