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New Years Gifts.

WE propose give TO purchasers large portion Of the
w value Of the following desirabe properly:
desirable lot for the of large Store House.
fronting 40 Market street, opposite H. s. Frenchs,
9nd. Lot Of the description, fronting q feet
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
a. Three magnificent Residence Lots, fronting 100 feet
each on Broad street West Nashville.
4h West Nashville extended, 81 acres Of beautiful land
subdvided into half lots, having long front the
middle FranEiu Pke only lew hundred yards rom me
beautiful residence OF V" n bOo ESQ Inc aooveis one
of the very investments offered 10 this markell
We preferselIiHg the track In body.
Also, y land, about miles from the city,
the Broad Pike The sauguine judges Of Real
kste keep pace with the advance in value Of West
We also or two beautiful Lots on the corner Of Gay and
Park streets Watkins Premium Addition 70 Nashville
5th. Edgedeld is onward! We Offer for sale mag
nacent Residence lot of ~ acres fronting 90 feet the
Galan Pike opposite the haHesoms residence Of EK-GOV
Neil ). Brown.
Also great many beautiful building Lots fronting 50 feet
Gallatiu Pike Woodland, Russell and Father
land Streets ia HousOn's, BoUds BrOckways, and other
additions Edgedeld Also anumber Of Premium lots IN
Brownsville about ~ miles from the city. We have sold
S6OOOO Real Estate the last month. Those wishing
supply exhausted Nashy lille Is growing than
ever, and Real Estate and Will continue enhance
rapidly in value. J. l.. q r. W. BROWN,
jan4-lm Az Cherry street.
MAGNIFICENT FARM FUR SALE.
WE Offering for sale, most liberal TERMS
w ofhe most superior Farms in the Southern States con-
Tract which Gen Lucius J. Polk resides in MauTy county,
fronting the Turnpike Road leading from Columbia 10
Mount Pleasant, and miles from the former place We
will sell part the whole purchasers desire One dys
ion ofab0ut 80 acres having Of The finest Springs in
the Couuty, and never falling Stock water both We
have compared the Lands ia Middle Tennessee with those Of
70 other States and have hesitation in saying, that the
above Tract and the Lands in the immediate vicinity the
most oeIu1l We nave ever seen ne SOIL ortst Ba"u
neghbohOOd, &C. unsurpassed. Those wishing prem
um Farm that will Time TO enhance rapddy in value
should by all the above Farm before Pur
chasing Call on Gen Polk on the premises, or TO-
J. L. & R. " BROWN,
decIO-lmdtrw&w Az Cherry street.
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CITY EXPRESS

AGE packages and parcels forwarded any part ui
ID The city, by Glover Co.'s CITY Express. Orders left ul
berr office No 49, side Public Square, viii be prompt
r-.--r.r.fa.tr Ian2-f
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RAGS! Rags!!

WILL pay cents Cash good Cotton and Linen RaesJ
delivered my Rag Store on the NOrheas corner Of he
Square. W0ollsn and SIX Rags not vented.
dsc96-U VS.. WHITEMAN.
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
Nol755 South Front Street,
NASHVILLE Tenn

B. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, success
"A sor to Weller & Cook is prepared to manufacture
to on er Bells for Churches Steamboats, and Plsusul4
Also Steam Whistles, Oil Globes Cylinder, y r,
Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt WellJol1' IN
Mounting, Anti-F rictiOn Metal
All work made by me with ne2tneSs anddisp of the
best material at low prices, and warranted anis-ly
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LIKELY negro p years old and likely boys,
II months, years old for sale. will sell only 70
person will give them good home in Nashville
vicinity. Gas stock good Building Lot in Edge
field West Nashville will be taken In part payment. Ad
drgEs Box 9O8. Nashville. p. o. (iauIO-'57-dIO
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NEW AuCfiOn ItOuSe.

have opened the Store No % Cedar street, opposite the
Post Once where Will sell every evening. Advance
mens made cOnsigHments. Sale positive and without
serve. ldec23-tf G. FOX
SIXTY-NINE NEGROES FOR SALE.
HAVE large number Of Negroes hand; among them
several No. Carpenters and Blacksmhs, Plough Boys,
Fancy Boys and Girls No. SeGmsLress and especially
would call the Of the public several extra
Cooks, Washers, &c. As there great scarcity II such
to hire for year would advise you call and
buy one, will sell cheap you will hardly know the
difference between buying and hiring.
PORTER.
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Carpet Hall UP Stairs.
IL. G.. NE'NAERY s. Co.
VTTILL open to day and tomorrow ONE HUNDRED
w PIECES OF
THREE PLY & INGRAM CARPETS,
bOughtat a forced auction sllein New York.
These warrant equal in quality and CT eaper 10 price
than any hitherto offered in this market and are de-
termined TO sell them COTrespo dinghy low.
We viii, at the same time be opening many goods
in staple and fancy Ines and will continue open and
receive all the novelties of The ssasOl fast they ap
pelrin New York
R. C. McNAIRY co.
sugl5 No. IS College st.
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REFERENCES.

Gen S R Anderson, Hon a Ewing, Col a Stevenson,
STsssrs MORGAN g. Co.. T & W Eaku a. CO Al Duncan &
IN NashyiGe w a. Spence, MurfreesborOi Col Mar6ry
n Harrison, McNinuvile; Lem Irousdule Memphis; Col
N G Nc Adou Knoxville: Seag0 q Abbott and W Mallaee
..,@rrg a. ff.pQ r5--tf7 JAMES GLOVER.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DATI,R LINE.

NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DALI LINE.
THE following steamers form the Daily 49, \
! United States Mail from Nashville ~ -Ii.sT
and Cairo, leaving Nashville al u O'Clock,
N, and Caro- att A NJ.
j. G. CLINE, HITE, Master; CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER, Master; AMBASSADOR, WATT, Master; Aida,
HARMAE, Master.
This line daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mail steamers, the Louisville and
LOUIS Daily Boats, and also with the Central Railroad
Louis and Chicago Passengers by this inO reach
New Orleans, Memphis st. Louis and Louisville In much
time by any other Boats For passage freight
apply the Mail Packet ONCE Of A. L. Davis.
y. ". DAVIS. President,
nov29-H BFs n. & N. U. 5. Mail Packet Company.
MEMPHIS AND NA,HVIILE PACKET
THE hne passen ger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
i JAMES MILLER, will In the above trade elAS4I4
this season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY
O'Clock, P. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY a.
P ~ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving each
place The day and al the same time advertised.
A. HAMILTON,
oct23-tf H. Il. HARRISON, Agents.
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RAILROADS, SC
6 8A
Freight Reduced!
Rates Of Freight from
CHARLESPON TO NASH FILL E,
TO oovrlSUE WITHOUT AITERATloN UNTIL THR
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857.

FIRST GLASS;
Liquors Oils, DC, IN bottles, Csmphine and Spirits
Turpenuns IN barrels, CarPeting, China, Glass and
Cotton Cards, cutlery 10 cases. casks and ooxes, Dry
Goods In boxes and bales Drugs Fruits, Fruh Trees
and Looking Glass Plates, lst OH neIs risk,) Otseis
ia and Jars, ssddlery, Tin aHd BHIlana ware,
aud EpeCes, per 100 81 10
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except suen as fpee6ed in EiTst and Third
Ia barrels aud pipes, Tobacco in boxes, Leather IN
rolls auo boxes, OILS in barrels and casks, CTocsey
aud QueensWare iD crates and casks hlce, Whlung,
Plaster, sheet Brass and Copper per 100 u W
THIRD GLASS.
Axes Ehoves Spades Sad Irons Zine and Tin 10 pigs
Tin Plate. AuVIls, Vices, casks Of Chains and noes'
BsHiIa and Cotton C0rdege, coffee, Heavy castings,
MuGtarlng, Railroad Wheels and AXes, Chains
and Spikes and Rosn 10 barrels, per 100 bs..... 50
SPECIAL RAJ rs.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other lghI arnees
not enumerated; also, earbUys OF Acids o. o her
Chemicals win be charged BY actual light, but a.
double Fst Cas5 rates Per lou os y ~
Have every package plainly marked WIN name o. cGG coz
prevents delays and Losses and Esures speedy de-
BBFaNTAGEs AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned the Agents Of the South Carolina
lzsIoxm - drayage Wharfage and posage only charged;
ON OF which with Ofsght paid vessel will De mail
ed TO consgnees Marx packages care agent D Z H. h
The south CaToua Railroad will advance shippers charges
can do so aud have expense bin payable here
a freight Nashville and Stations on the Nashville ana
bagauougs Railroad sent from Charleston b. through
Trains Ou, and Shippers may rely upon the utmost
and grDmptuess. ,,.,---- 4.
be Rae from Charleston Nashville will at all times be
as low as by Savannah
Tam authorised will settle promptly any o7ercharges
and damages that 0cC1T on This Line.
Ia case Of lost or miss og goods will take charge Of any
eCesBT. for their recovery, and noIlouhu
ylpay Tor the 81 days Ser notice is given al
tn-s Office. -
Merchants along line Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad vI n mind tnat the above rates Apply 10 az
Goods from Charleston, which o be delivered az lhe
rIo,Tnu Sra8ns viz: Stevenson, Anderson, Decherd,
HrIIabaus Normandy, WauTace SEebyVles belloucAle,
FastrryiIe. MurieesbOro, Smyrna, aud Lavergue
shall be- neTared 20 give every explanation and InioTma-
ZION regard Freehls and Expense bills Cores
5Ddeut NAV RELY upon pIomp to all inquiries, and
ver g yea % business brought under my super
ysrsi8n ard conirol. CHAS. ". ANDERSON, Agent
fg-S--g-f. College ST., Nashville.
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GOLD PENS.
TOOO Gold Pens with Silver CasFs7 ass0r-ei5
1900 Cold
And all other articles usually found in Jswery Bstsblis
meus Merchants PeddIers and the czeus generally
invited 20 call and make srecou al tine above
Goods have % be closed mtsj time, hey be-
long u different estates have numerous yer Articles
tedious TO mention 10 short have anything that lady
f2oDuemsr would call for. N. a.. BRUCE,
Auctunser iOr zrses No. II Cedar street, Nashvs
Tennessee. iu0v4-' mdosw
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EEGULAR NEN ORLEANs PACKET.

H HES1B AK NEW ORLEANS EAChEIs
fENHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, HzIRan h
q Capt WM DEWITT, having superior aC- la-Ls=s=tS
cOmmOdaiiOns for Passengers, Freight and St1istss
Stock, will ply during the above 1es1szAz-a.
and all EteTme late laUdngs. Her exceeding light dTaught
will insure Hthe direct shipments. Messrs.
W A JOHNSON q Co.. Of New orleans, Will act as Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ d, F. II. BROOKH who will re-
side permanently New Orleans, at No q CarOndeet street,
dun business Tor The purpose Of giving his en-
tire attention The filing Of all purchase orders atthe loves
figures. Il. h. HAhRlSONr
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WHEAT AND CORN.
THE subscriber will pay the highest market price for good
i merchantabs Wheat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH,
nOvlE-lm once, E. cor. College and Spring sts.
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1866 prizes, amounting 2O2,OOO
WhOes $50; Halves EIo; Quarters IS; Eighths S2S0.
Certificate Of Package OF 26 hOves cost S265 90
DO. do 20 Halves " ...,.... 1872 so
Do do 26 Quarters ........ s5 25
Do. do 26 Eigbths, " ........ SS l9
~ All orders for tickets packages in any of the
Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt attention. and the
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after it is
over. Address T. h. HUBBARD CO,
No. 80 Fayetts st., or Box No. 40,
decsl Baltimore Mary land
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TELEtsRAFH.

IELEtsRAk H.
THE Augusta, Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line is
i working thrJug1 10 Augusta, Ca, where it
meets with other Lines running North East and South.
This Line is IN good rep2iT through from Nashville to
Augusta and expect 70 keep future. We shall
endeav0r put al business, for this Line through in
the shortest time possible and expect 10 be able to give
ga~--' satisfaction.
1T C. c. CLUTE, Sup
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GbOEEEt'S
.EunT pTHEH AEVNCy

NO.lQ- SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tennessee.
0RnEES sms or larEe accompanied with the cash, for
articles OF every description from finger ring, bat
shawl un ta complete stock Of Goods, Gro' cries, Drugs
tonferftouaues or Engine, carefully and promptly
attended forwarded instructed Commission charge
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BATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO
rrFE Il FESTiaN.

CHAhE hEESICNs
Feathers and Wool, per hundred pounds u ~
tseEvar. Ginseng. PIuEroOt Rope and Baggng, Hemp,
Sar Candles, soap, Lard and Linsssd Oil, per 100 90
pounds w
Leaf Tobacco oO
Whisky per barrel W
Ef-5.r 90 ra-viT 40
80 ~ "a fozan and uRwards per dozen OU
Cotton per bale , W
sr ecgHD.s al the above rates until the lst Of June
next
Lo Auz1-.a. Georgia on the ar.Cles above specified.
For Information regard 10 rates on other articles not
rUsgf7=d above. call on ora address
CHAs. ". ANDERSON, Agent,
lsns-.---t. No 26 College street.
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NEW AEtEG1F Al Or bOOASs ShOESS
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C
FOR FALL AMI WINTER TRADE, AT
G.. BE Hall'S,
EO.1s, PUBLIC SQGARE.
(1ONASTING e In part as follows, Viz3
- superaRs Eng. Kid sli. persj
White Kid and Satin sHppersj
- Black Satin Slippers;
Kid Booees, thin and thick socs;
:. Black Lasting slippers and Buskins
Lasrg Congress CATERS with & without HEELS
Caters side and front lace;
GOatsewed and Pegged Booteesj
Misses ''
Fine Kid Bootees and Slippers
0hldr'n'' v,,..so.. No.. ~, .,.,.-..,,..
" ANGLE Ties;
Servants Calf and GOas BOotees large sssOrtnsnE
Gents hne Calf Single and Double Sole Bestsj
" " " Oxford Ties;
" Monterey Ties;
W q Patent Leather Shoes;
Boys fine CaF Boots, &c, &c.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid assortment Of Iron Frame Sole Leather Trav-
elng Trunks, Vasss BOnBBt Trunks Velvet and Brus-
sells Carpet Bags, OIL Cloth Travelling Bags &c, &C. all
which offered low prices for small profits and
quick is the motto. Give q call.
sePI7-I c. HALL, l5 Public Square.
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Jackson & Adams,

Jackson & Adams,
BROAD STREET, WEST OF CHATTANOOGA DEPOT,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
Nd Manuflctursrso Of Sash Door Frames Blinds Man
"A lies; MoI.dng afeoiIay's Base soiIds Fi1siers,
Good Boxes and kindsof Work necessary or ne
inst te Finish Brick Houses every Description
Orders II IN the surrounding country aoict WUrk rare
rulJ putuP 70 BE- hHued sPh PPed uthont injury
JAMS 57-d2mSvly JACKSON & ADAMS.
FOsETN A.tEkELN NEGslkUES FOaE safE.
WILL positively sell at public cry my reaidencs IN
s5 or 40 likely Young negr0ss consisting Of men women sf
children ten Or twulys OF them girls years od
and good p.aEtauou blacksmith.
very fine three year Old Jack I've feet high 50
puslponemeut ots Idecll-3"l WM- BAaNBTT.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
HI undsrsg, ed administrator on the estate q z.
HISToN, dec'd having aassaiued that the estate
the CoanIy Court All srs9n. b-vfr riais 9,fst 80
estate are hereby notified Gle them, dUy heHuoaasd
win The Clerk q the CouHiy Court, before 5h
day Of March, 1857. GRO. CHADWELL,
deo6- Itmd&w. Admiulstrsior.
POETRY OF PHY>IC.
YERS PILLS glide, sugirshoi over me palate, bul
u their energy ah1uzh Wrapped lp s here aud slls
with giant oTCe the very foundations % disease There
tho sands sufferers would dstsm.
pers hey bnew they ud be cured for 25 cents-TY
Purity the blood disease wiz be starved oct.
Cleanse ne from impurities and eursd al.
Take this best OF all PurEat ve. and scroBIa fqsizoB
Weakness eada-he BackHchs- Sidsaeh Jaundiee Rhru-
masm, de engagements q The Liver, kdneys and bowels,
arrangements aud al diseases which purgatts remedy
rseh ay before them IKE darkness before ths sun
eompa nts thsy surs-suds- 10 rsmeay 81 bssa
provided FOR you, and it criminal 90 negl-cl o.
Cough, ths whole world aud ihat Hvsrs Pils
me best Of all Pills, Is those have
them.
Prepared by DR.. ,. G. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell Mass, and sold by an Druggists aud Dealers in
siedrcins thr1ugh this section
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no RENE Three 10 hve 10 rent, wi,h hi.snsn
and smoke House, az she corner Of DsmumbraEe and
Vine streets Jans-2'-0l"'
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M. G. BRUCE.

NAe ~ - - - ~-AA9
TTAs Just returned East with the largest Stock or
consigned Goods be cold at Wholesale aud Retail,
ever offered in the Western country, tO-Wit:
STATIONERY.
1909 Reams Of Letter Paper 1900 fsearz Envelopes
1870 50 note paper, Gilt2OO0 " - Fancy crris
Edge; OF Blank Books various
5000 = a Com'cl. Paper kinds;
500 BIN Cap 1909 gross and L Pencils
1860 " Fools Cap, 7BU0 ." Steel Pencils
75U - Fancy Note,
9OOO Lnives ant Forks 1900 Hammers and HachetSi
1000 Pocket Knives; 100 dozen Argentine Silver
500 pair scissors; Spoons
IO,6 Razors; y cords u double barre, Guns
FANCY GOODS.
so doz Cologne; Hosr.
50 Hair OIL; 35OJPOrt Monaies,
3sI6 Fancy WORK Boxes; $50 dozen Linen Hdks
500 Lsdies' CompHniOnsi us Silk do
9OUO packs as No. 6, 8, 8, 500 " spool Thread
10; 50 " Gentlemen une
1000 pair Buck skin Gloves; MeTino Undershirtss
$50 doE gents white and fancy
BOOKS.
IS 900 vol Standard Books;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY
25 Magic case Gold Watches; $50 do Gold Neck Chains
$50 english gold patent levers 50 GENTS Fob and Net do
manufactured by Joseph IS do uo.d seala and Keys
Johnson, 25 Gu street, with LpcEst-;
Liverpool; roo setts ~ Cau ues, In easss
$50 Silver Lever Watches $50 DO FloTeuung. dos
$50 Open Face Silver do 5000 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings
rs Composition DO; 500 Ladies' PLAIN Gold Breast
as Ladies' Hunting Case Gold pins;
Watches 1000 Gents and Ladies' Gold
$50 DO ChHtlings Pencils,
$1,000 worth Of Cold Finger
Riugsj -
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c. DARDEN, alone, De autho.issd 70 he OF
y the hrm In closing translcng any business longing
toa asFH frua nAHTIHN %
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80 1q g0UTLLSIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville, Tenn.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-12-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Beidelman Hayward's Circular, of December
is. gives the following prices:
BEEswAX.-Very little arriving: good lots wan
ted at % a soc.
FEATHERS are dull; small lots sell at 43 45 C.
os to quality.
FRUIT.-Dried Apples, new, are worth 81 to sc
per lb. Dried Peaches, 10 u for impaired, and IA
and Is for pared. Chestnuts 81 3. 80 per bush
Wa!nuts 81 a 80 per bush.
FLAx-Hackled is worth IL 12c. and swingled
Q c. per ID.
FLoUR.-The market continues inactive. with nc
export demand standard brands of superfne sell
at $500, Extra S5.25 a S5,37 and Extra Family al
So a $3.50 Rye Flour $500; Corn Meal $500
per Dbl; Buckwheat Meal, good 50 per 100 lbs.
GRAIN.-Red Wheat 81, IL l,15; White Sl.ls
81, ,25 ber bushel. Rye 75c; Corn, new, 30 to 81
c. old yellow IS C for prime Oats SO 35; White
Beans dull at 81 to 81 ,25 Buckwheat 30 cts.
PROyISIoNS.-Bacon Sides 90 90 c. Shoulders
IL and Hams 10 a. IL for country lots well trimm
ed and cured. Lard 10t. Butter, good K
prime roll, Is to 20, ordinary Ia 16, in Kegs II
and l23. Eggs is 30 per doz. Dressed Hog
81 and 81 cts. per 10.
RAGs-Mixed q n 3, good white SC.
SEEDS.-Prices lower. Cloversced So pei
bushel, FIaxseed Sl.25 Timothy 81.
TALLow has declined; sales of country at
and city at 81 c. per ID, cash.
Grain, Seeds, &c, are now sold almost entirely
by weight. The standard is for Wheat, 60 lbs PEE
bushei Corn So, Rye sc, Oats 81, Beans 60, Glover
Sc ed 64, Tim othy Seed IS, Flaxseed 54 Buckwhea
so, Barley IS, Peas so.
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- Says he saw ''prodigious calf at ''the
springs "a Virginia editor. The editor was prob
ably drinking from one of .'the springs when he
discovered the prodigy Water is good reflector,
and will cast true shadow
BA precedent.--In 1917, Wisconsin applied
for admission State under Constitution that
had not been submitted to the people, and altho
there was nothing very Objectionable in it, Con-
gress sent it back for ratification
.yThe editor of the Louisville Democrat says
that the New York Democrats who voted against
Mayor Wood afflicted with honesty.
That disorder. says the Journal has rarely attack
ed Democrats out here. They usually enjoy ex.
cellent party health. sss@
sg-Eyes right Tho Washington Union the
Administration organ says, 1.-THE Democrat who
will seek to promote his peculiar views by associ
alton with, or adopt even for a temporary purpose
the wretched sophistries and fanatical appeals Of
the enemy, will not be held guiltless'' Look out
ye Bleeding Kansas Democrats, your head.
will fall by the gttiltotine.
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be published in the ''Clcnrfeld Republican, and
''Raftsman's Journal
A spirited discussion followed on the expedien-
cy of establishing County Institute, which eici-
ted from the Rev. l.. l.. Still an eloquent appeal
in its favor.
On motion, L. L Still, W B. Thomas and c. B.
Sandford were appointed a committee to select the
time and place for the holding of County Insti-
tute; and to issue the call for the same.
On motion, it agreed that the Union Dis
trict Institute should meet alternately at Cleareld
and Curwensville; and that the next meeting be
held at Curwensville.
On motion, the Executive committee was contin-
ued until the next meeting of the Institute.
The Institute then proceeded to the election of
officers; which resulted follows:
President, W B. Thomas Vice President, C. B.
Sandford. Secretary, j. G. Hall. Treasurer, W.
S. Bradley. Reporter, ]. V. Potts.
On motion, adjourned to meet at Curwensville
School house, on the Both of January, 1858.
W. B. THOMAS, President.
j G.. HALL, Secretary.
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= o VI e t II C W

= o VI L I II G L w!
- LEATHER AND HIDE STORE,
IPest End Of Spring Greek Bridge, Cheapside.
BeEI fonte. y en- N
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has just opened Leather and Hide Store at hIs
Tannery establishment. in Bellcfonte, Centre
county Pa where he will keep constantly on hand
a good assortment of Leathers, &c, as follows -
OAK Tanned Spanish Sole LEATHER.
He,niock Spanish Sote Leather. French
CaIf-skins. Beiio9rs Leather. OIL Tanned La-
cling LeafLer, Split Leather, Patent French Calf
SKINS. Mafras Boot SKINS, Red RoUns and
PINK Innings. Cape bindings a',d Cal
ter kid, TannerS' OIL ALSO: Pias-
tering hair; Copper Rirets anil
Bars a.; Threat. Bristles aR8
Var, anil all kinds of
Tools. LastS DC. for Shosmqksrs.
TO MACIIINISTS.-Fo the convenience of Ma
ohinists of all kinds he will keep on hand good
supply of Patent Riveted Stretched Leather Belt
ing Straps from l 81 inches wide, which he Will
sell at city prices.
CASH paid for all kinds of Hides and Skins
syThe above articles have been carefully Sc
lccted and are the very best quality but call and
examine and judge for yourselves.
THOMAS BURNSIDE.
BeIlefonte ApriI 90. IS57-tf.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-12-23

LYNCH LAW IN IowA.-The Regulators have
again gone to work in Cedar county. 1t ap-
pears that their vigorous action of a few
months ago has by no means stopped the horse
stealing in that county. Recently the Regu-
lators have been working secretly for the cap
and counterfeiters, of which Hiram Roberts
was the most prominent. On the 4th inst,
Roberts was captured and executed by the
Regulators, on the road between Walnut and
Red Oak Groves. The body was allowed to
hang to days.