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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23
0ONNUNTCATON
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We, the Democracy of Williamson county, desire
to call the attention of the Democracy Of the fifth
Congressional district to the Importance Of selecting
some man from our ranks to in opposition to Mr..
Ready, the self-constituted candidate Of the Know
Nothing party The declension of Col Howard
makes it imperative on US to hold Convention for
the purpose Of selecting suitable candidate to rep
resent US in the councils Of the Nation, espe-
cially since Ready has, as we understand, declared
publicly that there is difference in the position Of
Mr.. Bell and himself, upon the Kansas-Nebraska
bill We, therefore, propose Saturday, the 9th day
Of June next, and MurfreesborO, as the time and
place, for Convention of the Democracy of the
fifth District to determine who shall be our standard
bearer in the contest, against the feeble old man
who cannot hold crowd of fifty men together
What say our brethren Of Sumner, Wilson, Cannon
and Rutherford Each county can appoint delegates
on the first Monday in June, in time to attend the
convention at the time proposed.
WILLIAMSON
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suit under the petition and answas would answer
every purpose. This good deal like the man, who
had his grain ground through three mills, merely
to have the pleasure Of having it tollsd three times
1t brought forward as an objection to the proposed
system, that there are great many cases which are
peculiarly Of equity Jurisdiction, and are to be tried
alone by chancellor without juryi this objection
is not we'll founded, fer such cases can as well be
tried by the judge Of the court We propose as by any
other method for where matter is entirely Of law,
instead Of fact it is always tried BY the court as
demurrers, the sufReiency Of pleas and 50 on, are
tried by the judge in the circuit court and if it is
matter of facts, even now, party has a right in
chsncsry to ask for jury to try them
Inn M cnNTINrEn.l
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RTount Eagle TripoIe.

W have just received from Boston, large lot OF hi.
W popular article For cleansing Windows, Mirrors and
Glassware, q Is cheaper than wGte 10 s the best article
known for cleaning aud burlihug Cold silver, Copper
Steel, Tin ald all other metals. little Of It does grea
DEAL and 10 Is therefore very economical and It's introduce
ton is all that neetsd bring into daily every
family that studies neatness and comfort We concluded
20 retail at the Boston price, that all classes may be
70 uss ii daily.
ALSO.
Bristol Brick Dust for sharpening Knives, &c,
usef8 and economical COntTivaEce
We have also the famous
Furniture Polish, for rsnOvating old Furniture
Carr ages, harness. &c.
Liquid Glue, in small bottles, for repairing fumi-
ture, &C.
Also, 10000 Fire Brick, Of the best brands for
sale low by may23 MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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SCARCITY OF BREADsTUFFs AND PRovENDER.
From many parts Of the country we see and hear
accounts of great scarcity Of the necesares of life
for and beast. We learn that in parts of Blount
Hancock Walker and Marion countless Alabama,
especially, many of the people, and their horses
and cattle, verging on starvation. The citizens of
Lawrence county, about MOultOn and Courtland,
have subscribed $500 and odd for the relief of
sufferers in Haycock and perhaps, Welker.
When the Circuit Court was about to sit in Han
cock county, the people frankly said they had not
horses, and the Court was forced to adjourn.
We understand many have left their homes and
gone to neighborhoods, where food could be had,
and camped leaving their fields INTENDED, for want
Of ability of man and beast to work without food. It
is said many cattle and hogs have died of starvation
We understand that destitUtion similar to that in
Hancock, &C, prevails in Pike and other South
Eastern counties of Alabama zHtsJ7Lle Democrat
Man 90
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TIE WEATHER IN ALABAMA.-The Huntsville
Democrat Of the Doth, says:
Severe Hail, heavy Rains and cold Weather have
formed the weather programme Of the past week.
On Thursday evening last there was a severe rain
and hailstorm, extending large belt Of c0un-
try. We have heard Of it at Meridianville, on
Hurricane and short distance over the Madison
county line into Jackson county. A planter near
Meridianvile lost 10 sheep, the hail beating them
so badly that they died We learn that it extended
to Morgan county, and the neighborhOod Of Court
land, in Lawrence, and that pigs were there killed
byit Little and cotton was up, but that little
was badly injured, as well as the vegetables in
gardens, and the leaves and twigs of trees were
beaten of. The hail was said to be as large as a
hens egg in many Places and to have laid on the
ground in such quantities, from P. NJ, Thursday,
to II A. NJ, Friday, that 1t could be gathered in
heaps. The weather has been so cold since Friday
night, as to force US to have fires and resume our
winter clothes
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LAuDERDAIE AND DyER.-Nlr. A. T. FIELDER, the
able and intelligent Representative from Lauderdale
and Dyer in the last Legislature, is candidate for
reelection subject to a convention, if one should be
called DR.. LAckEy, Of Ripley, is the know nothing
nlnIlIl-a
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MARION CoUNrY.-The Chattanooga AdUertissr
learns that j. L. league has received the Know
Nothing nomination for Representative from Marion
county. is pretty generally understood that Col.
Hargis, the old Circuit Court Clerk and clever
gentleman, viii oppose him.
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WE have just received, direct from New York, full
W supply Of various sizes Of Five Minute Freez-
erss said be superior any thing before the public
As these articles 10 be good represented,
our customers need not hesitate TO Try them.
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ICE CREAM FREEHERs,

WE have the Old fashioned Ice Cream Freezer and max
w them Of all Sizes at the lowest prices.
may 3 MACKENZIE q WILSON.
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Rev. J. II. Ingraham, late rector of Saint Johns
church, Mobile has accepted call to the charge of
the Episcopal church aud institute in Riverside,
Monroe county, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

SUPERIOR lot Of sns Galena and Mesaamoek Potatoes,
"A on hand and for sale BY G. 3. HARDY q co.
may 81 div 50 Broad Street.
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FOR NMTTHLAND AND PAUTCAR,
SIX MINUTE FREEZERs.
FIVE MINUTE FREEZERs.

~ Elk Minute Freezers, that have given 60
much satisfaction in every in which they nave been
used.
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Bey9The Southern Congressional elections viii soon
Virginia leading off on the 2Sth of this
month, The Northern elections all through, and
the result is that every member from that section is
ethera Democrat or Black-RepubIcan. Not a Fill
more Nothing has been chosen in all the free
States. This being the fact, should like to have
an intelligent Southern Know-Nothing inform us
what good can result by electing Know-Nothings
from his section ofthe country? They have no Nor
thern allies and will be utterly pOWerless to effect
anything. On the contrary, ifDemocrats are chosen
from the South, they viii be able, with the ythree
to control the legislation Of the
House. The South, therefore under these circum-
ctances should send united Democratic delegation,
misunderstanding to recent advices from Sc
bastopol, the Russian engineers have succeeded in
raising tWenty-hv Of the vessels sunk in the har
Dor, the greatest part however of light tonnage
Among them is the steamer Cherson, which has been
repaired, and is already manned and in activity
Upwards of sixty other vessels of which some
twenty-five or twenty-sx, first and second rates.
remain to be lifted The divers employed affirm
that. with some three or four exceptions the whole
of the operations can be crowned with success: as
that in the course Of three four years the two old
divisions of the Black Sea feet will be as numerous
IS before the war.
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CANDmATEs.-John F. Goodner, Of DeKalb, has
been nominated as the Know Nothing candidate for
Senator from Wilson and DeKalb beating DR..
Gleaves for that position.
Ed. !. Gouaday and DR.. z. W. Frazier have been
nominated as the Know Nothing candidates to rep
resent Wilson county in the next Legislature.
Col. w. ID. Burton has announced himself an in
depent candidate to represent Wilson. The Colonel
is a Know Nothing
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Q. sand
To- Slate.
IL Iron and Nails,
u. Steel.
IA Files.
Is Paints, oils, aud glass;
Is. Ship clandlery.
II. Hardware.
IS. Stationery.
10. FireWO0d
%. Hay.
81. PrOvender.
%. Charcoal
"A. Copper and Composition nails.
Is Iron castings,
q. Excavation
BOSTON.
2, stone.
4 Yellow pine lumber.
5. Oak and llrd wood timber.
9. White pine, spruce and juniper timber
and lumber.
7. Lime and hair.
8. Cement
9. Gravel and sand.
10. Slate.
II, Iron, iron spikes and nails.
II. Steel.
"A Files.
Is. Paints, oils and glass
16. ship chandlery.
L. Hardware.
IS Stationery
90 Hay and straw
81. PIUVeuder,
q Charcoal.
20. Packing,
25. Iron castings
NEW ORR.
Glass No. l. Bneks.
g Stone
8. Yellow pine timber.
3. Oak and hard w0Oi timber.
6. White pine, spruce and iuaipsr
Z. Lime and hair.
8. CemtnL
9. Gravel and sand.
10. Slate
IL. Iron, iron spikes and nails
u. Steel.
IA Files.
Is Paints. oils aud glass
10. Ship Chandlsry.
IT, Hardware.
Is. Stationery.
80. Hay and straw.
81 Provender
%: Charcoal.
IS Betting, packing, and hose.
25. Iron work aud eaHnugs.
&C. Machinery aud tools.
PHILADELPHIA.
Class No. 1. Bricks.
3. Stone
8. Yellow pine timber.
T. Yellow pine lumber.
s. White OAK and hsrdWoOrd.
g. White pine timber
z Lime and hair
g. Gravel and sand
TO- 6Iate.
II. Iron, iron nails, and spikes
IL Steel
IA. Files
Is. Paints oils and glass.
16 Ship chandlery,
II. Hardware.
is Stationery.
49, FireWO0d,
20. hay and straw
81. PrO7sndeT.
-. Charcoal.
%. Betting packing, and hose.
q. Iron floats.
NAVAL ASYLUM.
Class No. 1. Clothing.
3. Hats boO.s ndshOe5,
g. Provisions.
T. Groceries
8. Try Goods.
8. Bread &c.
7. Tobacco.
s. Miscellaneous
g. Hardware.
10. Iron aud nails.
II. Paints, oils, &c.
u Flies.
Is. Tools
"A. Lumber.
l5 PTovsuder.
l6 FirsWOod.
~. Excavation and WALL
WASHINGTON.
Class No. Bricks
2 Stone.
g. Yellow pine timber.
f. Yellow pine IN Der.
g. Oak hardwood timber, and lumber.
6. White pius, spruce juniper ana cypress.
Z Lime aud hair.
O. Gravel ana sand.
IL Iron, iron nails, and spikes.
r. steel.
ID Pig iron.
"A Fi.ss
IS. Paints oils, sc.
I6. Ship ehandlery.
H. Hardware .
IS. Stationery.
l9 FireWOOd.
20. HAY and straw.
q. PrOvsnder-
p Charcoal
%. Betting packing, and hose.
a. Iron gun carriage shed.
NORFOLK.
Class MOL. Bricks
2 Stone.
3. Yellow pine timber
4. Yellow pine lumber.
6. White pine timer aud lumber.
T. Lime.
s. Cement
g. Sand.
10. Slate
H. Iron, iron nails.
u. Steel
IA Files.
IS. Paints, oil and glass,
Is. Ship Cbandlery.
~. Hardware.
IS. Stationery
o. hay ana straw.
q. PruTeudsr.
% Charcoal
%. Iron castings
20. Surgeons house.
PENSACOLA
Class No l. Bricks
2. Granite
g. Yellow pine timber.
Yellow pine lumber.
s. Hard wood timber aud lumber
8. While pine jumper, c53aT and ogpses1,
lumber ana timber.
Z. Lime
s. Cement
3. Cooke shells, clay md sand.
10. slate
IL. IToa, iron nails and spikes.
~. Steel
IS. Railroad iron.
IA. Files.
IS Pants, oils aud glass.
IL. Ship ehandlery.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
Tuesday, Nay 26th.

THAT desirable Land known as the Foster Sill Tract,
IL = miles from Chs city Of Nashville, the Iur-
AEeesDOrg Turnpike, i8nOW offered for sale % ne
highest bidder the most liberal terms In lots % su pur-
chaser he tle % this property IS known 90 Be good be-
yond doubt Those wishing 10 make uFemalt ihaL
win pay would do yell sIamiua this lard saves
The Undersigned VIII take great pleasure slowing hose
who may call ai any time.
TERNs o. 5ALE-One two three and four yeafs ersdt.
mayl2-dtd. JOS. W. DABb5-
SCHOOL BOOKS.
John YORK a Coss have on hand compl9le stoeE OF
Classical and Common school Books which hey olsr oi
sale &c the loves prices, lmblI
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ROBES
FOR ST. LOUIS,

THE fine passenger steamer AIEONIA, Capt.
JANIS MILLER, will leave SArURDAY, the eilaf.slA
23d, at O'Clock, p. NJ; for the above and all
Intermediate ports For freight passage, apply bosrd
to
may2l-td H. II. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR SnTTHLAND AND PADUCAn.
THE light draught steamer CUBA, Mills, TTRzA n
L Master, Willleave for the shove and all ibts-1SA
intermediate parts TO-DAY, the 23rd
instant, at 4O'Ciock. For freight pass az-salss
age apply on board, or to A. HAMILTON,
may23-It IL. HARRISON, Agents.
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS,
LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY,
P-1E,s,g PwOnpFah,v,

~ = GAAA4 gdg - - ~ va
TAvIyg purchased the snrs interest 10 she above
II 80 Watering Place and sumner Retreat it viii BE- H
~ nj order and open tds reception OF visitors
on THE FIRST or JUNE
amid no Dans or expense viii DO spared % render their stay
pleasant and agreeable.
90 be approached BY regular lines OF Stages from Nash
Vile ans Clarksvils, Tenn, and Hopkiusgo and Bowling
Green, Ky.
no M. E. s. Hockersmh, will four horse stage,
hfss times week, from Nashville 70 Russeiiye and Bue-
% Vista Springs, and back.
mav0-c 6rW6w u lEfEnLEas
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Bsg- " This subject the public lands) is becom-
ing every day more and more important '-Banner.
And it viii continue to increase in Importance in
the estimation Of our know nothing contemporaries,
50 long as the discussion affords the feebest hope Of
obscurng in the minds of the people, the recOllec
ton Of know nothingism. If it pays they will no
doubt continue to ride this hobby but should it fail
(which it viii inevitably they will then declare,
that like all the doctrines Of know nothngism it is
s'by-goue issue"
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FORM OF OFFER.

Here d8T8 me oUeF.I
there insert the name or names composing the hrm)
Of (uame the town. in the State Of (nam8 the Sate here
BY offer to furnish under your 7eseent dated dae Of
advertseent) and subject b all the requirements Of ne
same, and Of the printed schedule 70 which refers al iao
articles embraced in Class No (uame the cass for tns
navy yard uame the yard according to said schedule,
(hers paste on the printed class from the schedule and
opposite each article the price cary out the amount
IN the columns for dollars and and oOT up me az
gregats amount Of The bid for tie class amounting 70
(here write the amount IN words
propose As my Ggsnt there name the agent, one .
required BY the schedule the supply under the classes
mseeaueouss By resident OF Sac place of dsFery'
and should nv offer be accepted request The contract
maT be prepared and navy agent nsme The
agency tor signatures and certificate.
Here the bidder and each member Of befrm to sgu.)
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questions which have IN times past, rather which
last year agitated the public mind, have dWindled
into iusignifcance in view Of the enormous magni-
tude Of the land question. No doubt the unsOphis-
ticated followers Of their party, ask themselves
Where is that intense absorbing Americanism,
which filled the bosoms of the leaders during the
Presidential campaign? Where is that terrible Pope
Of Rome, with his army and banners, who was to
rob us of our Liberties? Where are the oaths, the
signs, the grips, the passwords? Where that over
powerng sentiment of patriotism, which found vent
by declaring that through sunshine and storm, then,
and in all time, they would stand by the doctrines
Of their party, until they should be triumphantly
established in the hearts Of the people? Echo an
sRers-LENsrel
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FORW OF GuARANTEE.

rum VI GLAhAM4EEs
Thsundersgned (aame Of guarantor name the town.
and STATE Of nams the STATE and tnams Of second guar
antoIs &C., hereby undertake that the above named name
the bidder Or oddsr8) WILL If MS Tor tber otsr above
be accepted enter into contract with the Unued States
within fifteen days after the date Of notice through the
post office, Of the acceptance OF his Tor thsIr offers before
mentioned.
Witness signature Of guarant0rs.)
certify that the above named here name the glarau
tors known 70 be good and rssP8ns Ibe guar
anJ0Ts IN this case.
CSignaturs.)
To be signed BY the district judge disrio5 attorney
collector navy agent, person known to the bu-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

For FHsi CsTpe, tHeild ldSsg 81 bsS.arts1e-ts = R,k
h'SytSS, LsSiErss s=a fsSHsGEsaip, iarsrsit}g -
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NUMBER 300
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN 81. W HEEII\Ii.
FIJI AN mFa-r-EsFa 9fgs fV4Hs

tALL -4ND AlNIEE IE-l{tE
- rUSE ! THOMAS tatv Fass-lry q sunssiielag tAst
= taey src nss Ia sucIS q a p ia stoA Il fss sa
Wiutrr
OTy tsSSds, VarIrtirs and atIIIucr, SsSSds.
Tses kaNv iu.s rtesiryd tf,ir S-erff Plrcia--,
sk. Adra 70 tr isFa,r 80. - "A tzit th~,s pre-
n rsalisrlcEs tAEh
sou. 900 MOllTH OF GOODS,
Heilg ~ iarsS ,d MOST Df2igAilK stsrt sss
~uhrHslLs - EtsI slifrIl"N q ehsicr Eess tsy have
-ger easrvd s. tas f,siaie.
Ts tsruiyr NArgt ihes have eerd large sisrl u
CzTgtis AID E44s q hr latest sua t-rt usll-s
sti aaS hca1tl ias - vhare fara, rt4tl- fsE tes
Winter fgal-,ts eti q stsh. pvG a. thsT
gvaVrAIlr, thsy IL tlr Aftsntiee Of ~ tFair
lisv4as hn n ttS Esttft riiss -asi frrvieas
sis lalr tafy Enis ef Cuita fatIies Ard
ag taTrry st a. Csl fArg lasr 4etr laasy yrsrs
'sl - uvl 81 dircctb iro ts iHssfrrr, Ard hEazfac
tIsi lrgffr risssF b, PlECE o. a RGTAtL
.Hse. q - 40 siuiiar lqsrs a. ~ Nrrt.
T. H. - thr.r ralfy ilEfsatar Trade,
havs r.sg ara E7rIsklilE airris Frsh
silslf iils "a The NO..
Ia tli. siock raAs ~ fsaud mrs
if,sN yds hfaslsF q ~ anrsi uucFtra
ts.e - lyeteh NsFtn5rs, G@shutrta, houshalinsa.
fal lng 90 ths Ist Psntrd, oaieFv sAzdyd and sat.
IA strafyd Casarrrts and itrlHtste--lr. ported.
80 tlSgsH zud CuatpeuabTscinE - tkg risArst
sNtr euSrrts iri Mic,llig.
$3.50 ID 0iut hsts hthatra Drtainca atd frtuts, ana
$500 e q busu,sli1ssuerasHr he isrsssl hss "
AtarTican Nsolsua and Cottap ryods ktp b
l.e4ss 70 nul D. zuy ieGEs ~ u.s ety.
Tbry httv lai4 lu ulsF sleek ia =
'sa's, aHa iir, "a faias that ~ sHeF' sf IaTt
T.s i,sI csiadsu, that tAsy can oT niessuasats 10
slt-sf cslsA tesa rACeiira ~ hral
ir Uutsd sisti NJ ifestlv - sev sssE srut 70
EB-A -sys ss base, pttns I've Gssss F-sAsrs.
HsNs
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TRANSPORTATION.
ARRANGEMENT.

~
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Trims run through to Wheeling q I'iftESsFgh-
OS and after Haniay, Mareh ., 1856, Trains vi TEs
" daily, (Sandas's s1erItrd) as foloHE=
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
' n Man s e ;sI is n sn EaY IS siTs. R ai'.iss ~ S I.
as Express Tain. .:ols only Haases, EAyeaaa
Liverpool 4hd-sriivss ;: P.t.stursh At s2lS ? u
ssis II Accommodation Train fOr RsveHnA and Nay
LEAVE PITTSBURGH
rs a Nan Train '.9gs a! way S;Assnl arrive. az q
'''' SEP s..sar5 Esss Hsei:sr. Hosii.s
Winchester, ArTiyss Al CIsSr rIasd Al 80 P II Aaa
LEAVE WHEELING
a1s n Nal Traia, soPs Way Stations. arriyss n
PIi.Ser q - I and a, SC; Gis'.iAfS "a =; 80 n
STr.scs At Pii,s5ulE6 al SO y, sd CieysssS
s-Aeeamiaodsi:5n Train leave. Ravsunn a, S-ss n
Ha'isen At lr; stops A. AL Stations, AID arrives -
Cleveland Al lii5 A ~
E8- All TraiaI stop at Eueiid Street Staten
Ta.rarawas BraueL.
Trains IsaTe Ssr Philadelphia rs M, Dover SIS
waynrsburz 95; arrives Bayard At lg connecting
whreias Leavrs nay ard N, (oli
from Cleveland, Pitt-sargh ant Wheeling At
s45 "; Arrives At Dover a. 4o aLd SSH PhladeipAA
=; ale P ".
and wheeling sas PIitsbarEs.
ConneeIIonG-
The Trains PI;tsbarEh With Il PezHsyiTana
Railroad for HaTThbGrEh PhilAdslphiA, nAstSrs. New
York and BOSTON
With the steubeTille AID Indiana Railroad
for Cadz Coshoetou Newark, Columbus and Cincinnati
Wheeling the baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
Cumbsrland FTeder!eksbuTE. Washington City and Balti
Also, Steamers for Marietta, PaTkrTSburs' and
points N be Ohio River.
At Cleveland Lake Shore and Cleveland Tee-
DO Railroads for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canada and New
York Toledo ChcA2o Burlington Rock Island Davenport,
aena, Racine, Milwaukee, 81 Paul and the Great North
S-Tieksts can be purchased az the once oa thr Lac;
also, all the principal Ticket Oevs Of the
meeting Roads.
EH-Farr Low as BY any other Route.
supts oGee c. / p. aaiiIoad, J. DURAND, suP't-
CIrrslan.l. March d IsaI. I mhl2
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AssgtSS, LsefErss s=d fsNHNGEsaip, tarErslt}Y -
To- -. tSsr.sss Isii.; - =
THE PRoPElEToRs TAX Err.t ps-..s, IN .1yss..as
taf tsanksio tas CTSluS AE1 'HFEs-sirlis7 s-s-
' sTtahlshssHt CsI.i2l, .siH.1iAs.s
nsSSs yAsrtsls 10 ss;, = a. -s-s Sseai lsaHs tss
sirs eoarss eS sTosiiis trstsiHG T swat IE-esisA
sisi Hssse. s...s,.i b. sies Si rii
has eEEbled h II hang desEys IS I-rfstigR
Nor ATTAINED By AM UTiiER ,NSfIfJ1iON Esea
studsES, By ais nee rr0ess - drilled n s pi sfttld
Hiiy step ~ step eH' rs ies uaasi@rya us ~ts ESs
Of A. AeeVulii4afs dsses florus4lg fslg A. td
serred usreEzf+1sEAsp - ltrgt tssHseraf49
Hoye5 And taes ~ ta!tssi Aaa sSrsS'eas
elandgrs are, IN a great ras-saEr, dinsiI--tes-
auss. &C have sisS sSsfS tss ssfrssi q .ss q a.
zSsi sHinsEt LsesaFSEs Ia Oho 70 isesEr essrci-
our Of Instruction is extended paslssarr
ENTkY BooE kEEfiNt., sisi ~ .sa ia ss.s =
u Scientific neUielseturvs upon Ceuslyrgll istsss
oEraphy, CssaIsreiai PToduets CezlsfczI Cseissous
fatezl Eeosoyu Mercantile LaNi kpcs ci TE4is, Part
nsrslp, A.
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
l. opeavd reception ofLadiss Nc In.tuten N
tas Union aalti thorough ass5razs sSlrss
Ia eGaeissoE -. would aaa, that .s .lau Js forth eur
o SlsTts = asIS N ss.n nisf- sEnsaI sTS ,ss qs..
plsdgs easEsipss g ifaTt tssrougs. Fracfical
ooTse er Atreaaiias Ia.tcii tss esi d 9Hsst ~ sF
Among The many Recommendations, Eivs hr touov
1--WE the undersigned take pleasure IN r,,it ing that us
personally acquainted ~f SIR. OfaHgss hbiiy -
Accountant, and Teacher BOOK Ervriur piri
highest order. He kss had great sATeEet.ge Ae
eesntani' in heavy Commercial au BAntEg Houses Whie
Eiyrs lin Superior facilities iEnyartiar F-ucsicdi
Agotsiedgs y RSof KssIta q lad tAsreupA tisrriai
l. J. ALLES, IL. D.,
President OF Farmer College
LoRIh ANDREWS,
Psssi4.nt efk@ayo CSnrrV.
To youaE m~n Who us,h to Gcsuir- "Bgs4h Lifsea.
ffOH think Is affords facilities very Fgdsa guae5
SIR GAANGEE has the lalc % teeet knoNl
edge and n teaching Gdded practical Counting
Room eEperieaeS feel eonndeu tz grduara freIa
hs College s b fgy eoEPt+Ei - Keep us tus oeE{t'
GATED asf of Roota
A. p sTOSE. wbClrsAir snd Retail MrrchauG
, JANSEf, sery Board CeuEoi, stat RznA " o.
}. ,. PARM, leok keeper az D, 7. Wosdbsry's.
D. ONkRDIER. Beck Keeper A. Clinton Bank-
II. z MILLS, sec'y Columbus Gas ami C4ke g.
c. D. MASON, Book Keeper ~ ). ii. Riley Co.'S.
EB-FoT fun particular for circular,
GEASSER ARMSTRONG,
fef-iv froprirtorH.