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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

State of Tennessee, COmptrOller's Ofhce'
NASHVILLE, Sept. l6, 1857.
THIs is TO certify that the Quaker City Insurance Com
pany, ocat ed at Philadelphia, in the state OF Fenhsg
yania complied with the requirements Of an aos
ed BY the General Assembly OF the state OF iehnessee,
March 1856, entitled An Act regulate the
Insurance Companies incorporated by the state o.
nessee,' and that Joseph Nash, Is the iegay
agent Of said Company in the town OF ao Vi
Tennessee. J. O. IO u BILL :. o.,
@oo'0 00n' O P'' JOSEPH NASH,
so,, ~ av No. 25, College Srset-
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Rosemont For Sale

WE have For Sale that most beautiful and desiIable
w place, RosemOnt the former residence Of Southei
decd 3K miles from Nashville the Muir iTeesboro PIKE
cODtains Land Il ne quality or more ell he
beautiful aud romantic building sites in the county;
rstrate Sprh and sng house, good Garden house.
and Negro houses also, rick Kitchen and smoke HOUSE,
extensive Orchard with every variety OF Fruit oil tne pe
Sept, 18th lsS7. J. L, & K, W. BROWN.
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Beg- NurlcE.-An Election will be held at the
Office of the Tennessee Marine aad Fire Insurance
Company, Nashville, Monday, the 9th Of Ocio-
Der next for the Election of Directors to serve for
the ensuing twelve months.
AW. BUTLER, Secretary.
SnrtnN,lnr IL ~
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Rich GLOSSY HAIR.
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE:


And who that gray would not have 1t restored former
color bald would have the growth restored
bed with dandrud nd itching but would removed,
troubled with scroua ead head, other eruptons
would be cured with sick headache (neuratga) but
would be cured 1t will also remove all pimples from the
'-'1' ANN AEBoR, November 5, 1856.
PRoT o. J. wOoD-Dear Sir: have heard pueh said OF
the wonderful effects oyour Hair Restorative having
been so often cheated quaekery and qusck
dyes, disposed 10 place your Restorative in the
auack remedies, until met you in Lawrence county
since, when gave such assurance induced
trial Restorative in my famiyhrst by good
ife whose hair bad ven thin and entirely white,
before exhsusting Of your large bottles her hair
was restored nearly its original beautiful brown color and
had and become beautiful and glossy and
entirely over head; she continues it, simply
because OF rs oeAueR ns ne 14I OI' Oeeuse
heahful influence upon the head and mind. Others
my family and friends using Restorative with the
hsppest effects; therefore, skepteism and doubts in
reference to its and value entirely removed;
and can and do cordially and confdeRtialy
mendts BY ali who would have their hair restored from
white gray y of sickness age) 10 original color
beauty and by all young persons who would have their
hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours, ,.,
FRIExD wooD-I wasa long time after you Bliss.
asld before bule Of Restorative for which you
gave me order your agent in Detroit and when
got concluded Mrs. MAINS hair. as the
would do others of my family and friends having wit
messed its effects using and recommending its
forft. Again, very respectfully and truly, youIs,
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June o, 1852
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative, and have
admired its wonderful Ny hair becoming,
thought pematurey gay but BY the OF his Restorative
has resume lis gna color and have doubt perma
nentIy so. s. BRBBSB, ex-senator U. s.
O. ]. WOOD & CO., Proprieiors, 3I2 Broadway, N. Y,
Drugglsis aug2jd&~-is9m
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nj ~ aI,NAIRY ~ CO..

RE receiving and opening daily their Fall and Winter
Stocs Of Goods and by the 25h inst they will be able
bib the largest and desirable stock they have
go had me pleasure Of offering to their friends and The
nnblc ana very respectfully invite an examination Oft 10
OIL CLOTHS, CARP ETINGS, HOUSE FUR
NISHING, AND PLANTATION GOODS,
We do not int exeelled. We shall keep these de
partments very full and we'll selected. Call at
sept 20 X. =. McnAIhE q W
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Dickson County Curcuit Court-Sept. Rules
1857.

George Ann Hill, vs. Geo W Hil-Pettion for Divorce
TT appearing from The petition in thus cause that inc ee
fabinpt Geo Hlil, D. non resident OF The SIle OF
.ssse and beyond the reach cf Ihe process OF lhls
,t. t a. therefore ordered that publication be made Tor
eks IN the Nashville Union and American,
..yysnaper published 20 the CiE Of Nashville, requiring
- 40 pear before the Judge ufthc circuit courtto be hed
~ gpunty Of Dickson, u the Stale Of Tennessee at me
] b,use Ia The Of Charlotte, the 4lh Monday lh
October next then and thsg 10 plead ans yer or demsr "
os,nanfis petition, the viii be take for con-
Ses-s5d and set for hearing eN parte - ~
sept RS-Wst pre- Zee "a. hOhl AeNElLLi' c o NJ
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EDUCATE YOUR chill
DREN AT HOMEI
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

FFOROS facilities for inpartng thorough practical
n business education To young msn, which not sur
passed by those Of aBy similar Institution in the verdi
The training emineBty practical and enables
the students go directly rom the SChoOroom 10 the
Counting house and assume at enee the responsible duties
Of the accountant.
bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial
Arithmetic, and PenmanshiP,
are the branches taught
Each Department ander the superinendaRce OF gentle
whose alone afOd 10 us patrons bhe A<hesl
guaranty of success.
For Circular and Catalogue containing PARTICULAR sddTess
VIM FERKEL & CO.. Nashville, Tenn
iuue9-WtianI'5S.
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Board WANTKD-By "a Gentleman and Wife, with
in few minutes walk from the Post Office. Nd
dress P o. Box 5l4. Sept %
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NEW FATT STOCK

NEW FALL STOCK.
T HAVE Just received M Stock of BOOTS AND
comprise, a few Of the leading articles:
Ladies thinkand thin sole Kid Boo!esi
Lasting Caters with and without heels;
:. White Kid and Satin Slippers,
Bmbrn Btonzed Slippers;
Plain Lasting and Kid Slippers;
Thick and thin sole Lasting BuTKins;
Bng. Kid BOotees, Congress Caters and Buskins
Goat sewed and pegged Bootees;
Gum Over ShOee, Sandals and bunalo over
For Misses and Children
Misses Kid and Morocco Booees with and without els
g Goat BoOtees, with and without Heels;
Chdren's Shoes, every variety, with an without Heels
For Gents, Boys and Girls.
Mems Boys, and Youth HG9Ty Cali Boots;
OxfOTd's, sewed and pegged;
Calf Progans,
Kip do;
Fer Plantation and House Servants.
Mems, Boys and Youths BrOgans:
a Kip and Calf Boots;
Woman's Goat, Calf and BOOtees;
Extra Heavy Dutch Boots for Winter;
of which will be disposed of on Ie@s9naSe te rms for
TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
A largo lot of Sole Leather Trave ling Trunks;
Iron framed, Russell and Hog Skin Trunks,
Common Leather Trunks,
Ashland and other styles of Sole Leather Nahses,
Fine sole Leather and Kip Bonnet Trunks,
Ladies' extra sized Dress Trunks,
Carpet Bags and saichels, Velvet and Brussels
On the above goods challenge competition can and
ovo1nipe hafore nnrchesing. CHAS B. ALL,
sep94 NO 10, PUBIC tquaIe, SCUM sue
SEBAsTOPOL TAKEN BY THE ALLIED
FORCES J.
OUIS Napoleon is in dangeI! Victoria of England has
sucking babyl! and the ruin OF SebasoPOl must be
renovated again.
Old Goats Made New by the hands of
H. KUBLY.
He dyes and lives TO dye for all the ladies in the
world All colors TO suit the taste of patrons ~
sept Palm h. hUBLf.
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FINE SILVER WARE.

There is on exhibition at Doncgaa's, corner Of
College and Union streets, the finest and richest let
of silver ware ever seen in this city. 1t was made
for the State Agricultural Bureau by jones' Shreve,
Brown & Co, of Boston, and is to be awarded as
premiums at the State Fair, to commence the Eth
inst. We advise our citizens to visit Mr. Donegan's
establishment and look at this magnificent display
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nERnN COUNTY.
County characterization March, 1858.

We are authorised % announce Moses BATES cand iato
for Clerk Of County Court of Pe county at the March
election, sept sd,
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CLIFTON g. ABBOTT

ThVk lust received TTom Lhe eeeTn Cities VtTy IHIgt
II and select assortment Of
chosen with the greatest by Mr. Harvey, whose suPe
Tor taste has enabled bring by far the most beau
fu stock of piece goods have offered in Nashville
An made up order under The OF toe
,au.known q Harvey" sep
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

mand is increasing every day in nearly every promr ent
newspaper Western and Southern country II noticed
edoTisy the most eeientA heraive and Tonic hat h
been known. In fact Is the only remedy that viii
purify blood thoroughly, and at the time siren 9Th
en- and invigoratG the system. 1t will eneetualy cure all
oeaPaiAs 81 Liver Stomach OF BoSefs sun as liver
COMPLAINT Headaches Bill usness Bad Breath Dyspepsia,
Sour stomach Of Appetite Nervous Disease-, Faint
nes Weakness Debility, disease Of the Womb Md
news or Bladder and yeowness sores from te
skim q preventive against yellow Fever, Chllls
or Ague and Fever, Cholera any prevailing epdemc
There is mistake shout IL
Every bOtte is warranted 70 give satlsiaeuon ny u
very pleasant. 1t leaves delightful aromatic favorin
- i II MCLEAN Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also McLean's Volcanic Oh Eminent.
% Prnci 'aI Depot the corner OF Third and Piae
mcLE S:S VOLCANIC OIL LENIHENT Is
eel hrted remedy and has doEe more 70 alleviate
human suffer. ~ man any remedy ever discovered.
neortwo applications viii relieve the severe bruse
sprain. observation-disclosures,
Sore and it will heal the burn sead without
Ever, family should have supply constantly on hand,
Read the following extract Of letter, which is
tible proof of its wonderful efficacy;
RIiud Man Restored TO sight,
]. II. McLEAN-Dear Sir: . have been suffering iof
four years from rheumatic being at times alto
getber blind the advice Of several physicians
but none Of could do any good By the adysee Of
friend applied your Voleane on Inlmenl seeofolng
manently used since for bruises Sores pains, e
and il has always given immediate relief live on the main
road near Pennington Yours, respectfully ,r1r
For horses it is superior other remedy for curing
lameness bruises, cuts. old sores, swengs &c, sc.
We saw then all who may be suffering from external
diseases call az once and get supply Thousands Of bot
Ties are sold land used daily and nave never heard or
case where ii failed in giving relief when properly aP
piled. .,,.,.- .o.u,. =, 7D,-5 an, p,,.
ST., Louis, Mo.
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
PLANTERS.


DATENTED improvement in tn Manufacture or Yarns
smpIo Ing to spIn tho crop but abou. one-iourh ne
number required raise it, AID this numbr ssBK q
children years OF age above and won UNIT ioR
blowing pic ing cotton. ,,
an now prepared furnish Planters with his NkW
COMBINATION OF Ma HlNERY inclus We Of the STEAM
ENGINE II necessary-namey lne GIN with Lap Appond-
age one machine Sequent chimes Of The Sptu
ming Series all ged In the rpnnng kOora
on the PianaOn complete, with great dispatch Also eoa
petent Spinners.
Ouehaf Of the portions q the income tho II af4
year. will MoRK for the whole machinery, nelu
sfvs Of he steam In sine and Sp nuers' Wages.
in Its results % the Planter, h EuigB
lent 70 his havirg purchased Of Plantation, Negroes,
Sc more productive tina those he WORK AMI whe h
Spinning interest will prove his aveTslOn It viii be exempa
the and an1ieues inherent TO planting gahs ing
and bailing up acr0p.
My TSEMsMachnery is AETIcLE, bat for good so
eepta eangrant reasonable facilities ard for The hIGBF
the Patent Oae0bTtl 10 be paid each Of IN nr
five years. the the yarns bring ginnod coOn-
with contract lusuTng the payment should The pantGn0a
change prOt motors.
Propositions from Printers may Re maue, and toEno
Machinery their paT Mar case, they must nos
omit TO what has been the IN Der Of pounds OF haE
erops-OF how many pounds Of day they Eust spin
aprs-Iy GEO. G. HENRY, Mobile, Ala
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RHEUHATIsM-NEURALsIA-Th agonies Of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia are mong the with which the hu
frame Is afflicted, and have heretofore been found
the most difficult remove. Happily remedy is now dis
covered by which the most obstinate eases can be immed
ely cured This sovereign remedy is Bragg's Arctic ni.
sn for sale by Druggists generally s only necessary
for The sufferer 70 il to be assured its efficacy ocI-m
Interesting to Mechanic and mauufac.
Iures-ThiTd Annual fair,
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee and adj
joining States reminded that the Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition Ofthe Mechanics Institute of this State will CONF
menee October LIST in this city. The annually ncreas-
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions and visible adj
vaniases resulting TO exhibitors well from the dissemna
ton Of Important information among themselves as from
the greatpubcy which they enabled 10 give their
Will eclipse in magnacence and inter st all its predeces'
Copies OF circulars giving full particulars be obtain
ed the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, oppO
site the Sewsnee, by addressing the President, VIM.
stockeI, or Secretary, H. X. Walker. Hume 30 3m.
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IF theHeIrs OF LIent. Robert 4nyoss Saft
lCiemOnt Hail, and Lieut.. James fatuHi q ne
tOnary War, will call al the ONCE Of Ferzuson q 80
Cedar street Nashville, Tennessee, thay VIII ass1
hing 10 heir adYanlas8s tis0H
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
TN Pianos Foss, Meodeons Church aud Parlo Organs,
Guitars Violins. ViOnceOs, AccOrdeOns Flutes, FagO
let's Fies Drums TambouTnes Blnos everything 10 the
musical me line. large select catalogue OF new
Sheet Music Music Books and Instructors Of all kinds
Orders from country will meet with prompt attenh m
Pianos tuned Accordeons and all other Instruments repair
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ZINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.

FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
VIE have lust received hundred boxes the finest
w French Fancy Candies Cream Candy, Chrys taized
Frts De. from H. Y MaiIlard New York, that posi-
bly, be produced, suited for Parties, &C., viz:
Assorted Chrystalized Fruits;
ChrystaIized Ginger; ROsoiins;
IaIIS Frurts with leaves; VaniB Gum Drops
Raspberry Balls; Aciduated Fruits
do Gun Drops Candy Toys
Naugat Candy; Ice Cream Drops;
gra1dy Drops Cordial Sugar Almonds
Sherry CObleIs, Cream Fruits;
pt,aaDDle Rails Maraschine Balls.
40 Friters; Strawberry;
Residos MANY other kinds Come and for yourselves
.fora vou buy HOLLISTER * CARTER.
a1yla n Union street,
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re- Charles Hess, Teacher on The Piano, Harp,
Guitar, and in singing is prepared to give les
SONS if desired, at the residence Of the scholar
Terms. one dollar lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons. Juy3O-2m
n.y. The Nashville Academy Of Music will com
,,oncs its fifth session on the Sd Monday in Septem
her next. For particulars apply to the Principal
No "a South Vine street. Ju}"u--m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-01

We .re autborisrd TO announce CIAHcRNE, Or this
CITY candidate flr Principal lerk d the House OF KEEP
resrHtatives Of The Tennessee Legislature. "c'uo
We are authorised to announce GEoRGE NJ. DALLAS
W,TE of this CITY as a candidate for Messenger to
the Senate.
We are authorized to announce JAMES L. kLEIsER
Of this city a candidate for Messenger TO the Sen
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stocks, Bonds and MoTtgag3s....-...IG 3j5
Bills. Receivable Negotiable, i49ib1e %
Due from Agents and Others, ..- s.-...3,fi9 20 - -
Cash hand aud Bank, II 25SSO i"
Losses due and uBpa d, None. 800
Occnred and waiting proofs about,... 5000
H. X. COGGSHALL SecI'y.
Subscribed and before this, eighteenth DAY OF
Anenst A. d. 1857. JOHN q. KENNY,
Alderman and Justice of the Peace
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nR GUM having far recovered from his late sever
illness be able to attend the duties Of his pofes
son will be plea ed his friends and all those who
NAV REQUIRE his professional services Office No 49 Church
Street. Septl2-2W.
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IA COPY.J

IA COPHJ
PmL,DELPmA, Aug. 10 1857
Statement of the Condition of he Quaker City
insurance Company made up TO July 10
1897, III cOmpIiIuce with the laws OF 4 en-
neSSee.
Chartered Capital '.'- sJ'ouOO
Capital stock paid up..... sSuNyN'u -
Surplus, 'J5 - -ooJJO ID
ASSETS
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Fall Sporting

WE have Just received direct from the manufacturers
w the largest and Ompete really fine
SHOT GUNS opened in NashviI Q. These guns
made Oruer, expressly fr trade Among
these Wesley RichaTd's' genuine besides ether
English and French Guns from the bet Particular
attention called Ok OF fine Deer Guns vary
ing n price aud q1ally to suit all demands
have u $50 of Sharpe's Rifles and Shot Gunp,
Aliens Rifles aud Pistols COlt Kepeaers, Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches, sc.
FALL q CUNNINGHAM,
sept % 3m in A. Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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Al S HzNTT LIB.
On r4cH sauAEE or rEE IIsEs oAe,LEss.
JOB PRINTING

Advertisers exceeding the space contract-
ed for, win be charged for the excess.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05
Agents fol the True Democrat.


 akgssas CouHtv-W H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post:
 W. M JOHNSON, South Bend
 Ahty-JAs NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, Hamburg; Dr. L. l..
 MARTIN, Long View.
 Bra4rs-JeHN HAvIs, Lanark; w. J. LEPHIEw, Wm NJ. yANVALKENBURG Warren; JOHN M BURNS, Mt. Elba. BntoH-Gen A. WHINERY, Spavinaw; Wm. J. How ARD, critcuaca-JNo s. HOLLOWAY, Marion. CoNmbiG-W II STEEL, Magnolia H H. CLEARY, Falcon.
 SCOTT, Arkadeph
 carrog-Hon. B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS,
 Can0lltOn.
 conrav-R. L. CARGILE Springfield. Chirot-CALvIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. A. McGEE,
 Gaines Landing.
 crartord-o;4o AUSTIN Van Buren, i. Drer-J. < JORDAN Monticello. Desla-Dr. Jo LsNLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FraakHH-RoBERr C. TwEEDY, Ozark. Fnhoa--JoHN s. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. S. RUssELL
 RaDp', Bauens. Grse-- -joHx NJ. MITCHELL Gansville w. NJ. PEBBLES, Henpsteaa -Rop'r L. PHILLIPS Washington.
 HAMNoNr, Hot Springs; /. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH- Ro HENDERSON, Wilmington. and <. J. MASON, Mount Olive. Iricpcndeaec-RfuBKS HARPHAM, Batesville; Dr. NJ. II. JACKSON, sulphur Rock. FfcrsoH--J. J. HAMMErr Pine Bluf J. SAVAGE, Lehi. Jotasoa- Col. JOHN :. HoUsroN, Carksve. Jlcksoa-C II. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. NJ. MARTIN, Mt. Ltagettc--J. NJ. MONTGOMERY, LewisviUe. I''i snoUs9; @ S%1hys H. EIsa JasssGn NoEsOmcrr-JoHN P. GARRETT, Mt. Ida. NrrOc--WAsH PEBBLES, Aberdeen. Mids0n--J. k. BERRY, Huntsville. AIrioR--D. C. WILLIAMS, Yeville 0adrbugR. B. SMITH, Camden; RoB'T ATKINSON, Leeks
 Store Prrg-Hon. L. D. HILL Peuyvie. P0asctt-Hon. LEWIS SUrFIN, len. w. THRowER, Boil
  5 PhHtPs-C. H. ADAMsoN, Helena. Rte-W. B: SEER Antoine; E. H. AD>Ms, Il. II. MERI- DETH, Wihon Wm. ]. KELLEY, Munreesboro'. P1Dc-R. II. HOWELL, Dover; C. E. ToBEY, NoHstown. Pairic-Col. JAS F. GArEwooD, Des Arc. . BGad0'Dh-JoHN McCoY, Pocahontas g. FraHcis-S W. CHILDREss, Madison; A. Men ANIEL, LAnguille; GEO W. SEABoRN, Taylor's Creek. &iHe-Wm. \. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge W. E. BEA-
 vERs, Lost Creek. Srer-A. W. COLE, Paracta; l.. NEAL, Center Point Hoa. CHAs PETTIGREw, Brownstown. Sor-R. C. LANES, Park; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT SeIrcy--i1on. SAM LESLIE Wieys Cove. CHioH-W E. HUNT, HIsboro'; II. B. COBB, Meeks; J.
 ARNOLD, LIsbon. Fun Brcn-L. R vESABLE, Cnton D. B. CARerLE, Quit
  Wasl0gtoa-L. B. CUSNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. C..
 MCGUIRE, McGuire's Store. Whfc-H. REED, Searcy. rHos NJ. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARUTHERs, Cold We'll. YoI-W. N. MAY Danville; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN SHERMAN, Dardanee; Jos GAULT, Buffton.
 ? In addition the above list of agents Post who are friendly the paper, authorized and requested 10 act agents.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-05

as shall be equal such lands as the United S,.,s @ u o otherwise appropriated which the right of mas attached aoresaid which lands fthns se ectea Tn lieu of those sold and to which nre r,,
 adc"eu as aforesaid, together with the sections and Ps oi sections designated by odd numbers as aforesaid M;ohIa os dioe esad) shall be held by State of Michgah Tor the use and purpose p-,,5 Tho, teen miles f h sali m no case be further than if ~ ao e ~ the Iihes of said roads, and selected for and on account of each of said roads: PropdeJ f,k rha h
 eeoy granted shall be exclusively applied in the con sfuction or that road for on account of yb.b nh | are hereby granted, and shall be di,po, ed or on .
 progresses and the same shall be applied to no other HRd procidcd further, That any and ali ,nds heretofore reserved to the United oate by any ac f s of m any other manner, by compel authority for inc purpose or aiding object of iuterna ~ TOT any other purpose whatsoever be and the same are yeseNed to the United States from the operations of this act except so far be found necessary m loc,t. hs
 pl said railroads through such reserved lands in which s % sh or way only shall be granted, subject to the apP'oNai of the President of the United states,
 mat the sections and parts sections of land which miles sn' sha remain 10 the United States, within six for Ies b sIe of each of said roads, shall not be sold L u, uoub'e the minimum price of the pubic lands sod nor shall sad lands become ,nbiect ,o sale at the increased price " W 'e" a' puohe h na me sad lands hereby granted to the said Stae e. yec' to the disposal of the legislature thereof
 PIoSe' aforesaid and no other; and the said rail. roads shall be and remain public highways Go ,ha f ,h government of the United States free from toI or o,he United states. Y f'OiN'' oi iooPs VI 'he
 4 That the lands hereby granted 10 said State shall he disposed ot by said State only m manner foIowng ma,
 'na quantity of land not exceeding hundred and twenty sections for each of roads, ana ncuded within ma. ehgth of twenty miles of each of said roads ,if anu when the governor of said shall cer ous ;, of tine Interior that twenty continu ouan,t .. any ot said roads completed then another and ] i Iahd hereby granted, exceed one hundred connnon' tiohs Tor each of said roads having twenty contin hies completed as aforesaid and included within
 lehgih of twenty miles of each of sucb cad, may e sold and so from to time until said roads are ten au u any of sad roads is completed within sold shall revert to the United states ' N ~ ~ U" D. That the United ma shall he ,r,rs,o,,.a . said roads, under the direction of the Po., oEns n, men at such price as Congress may by law d,ec,. p odea That until such price fixed by law inc Pos,m.,
 APPROVED, June 3, 1856.