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Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
Aqueduct City Saw Mill.

U'HE undersigned would respectfully reIlnu Dt ~
l. public that they have constantly on manu- .
their Saw Mill in Aqueduct City,
Every Variety Of LUMBER he
Which they will dispose OF at as low rates y ,n IN
same quality can be procured at any otnel nn, am.
the county. The attention of those requI,ns ~,r
ber for Building, Fencing, Fluming, or o'ne' P"'
poses is respectfully solicited uiuh
Orders for any description OF Lumber Sa iney
promptly and faithfully filed Go- Lumps' ca,,e ar
change for CASH Barley, Hay, Horses 'a''''
Mules. IN
j. r. JOHNSON 4 Co.
may l6
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
RAILROAD LINE!!
For Sacramento, via. Folsom.

=
AN On and after the Sd dayo
E%3Sz1Trz April, 1857, Hamilton Co
will run Daily Line ct Stages
from Folsom, via. Prairie City, Michigan Bar Ar
kansas Diggings, Forest Home, Willow Spring
Drytown, Amador and Sutter, to jackson. Also'a
branch line, connecting with the above at the os'
trail House. to Fiddletown LeayingFolsom on'he
arrival of the morning train from Sacramento ana
arriving at jackson and Fiddletown same day
Leaving jackson and Fiddletown same day al q "a, A.
NJ, and arriving at Folsom in time for the izoelA
N. train, by which passengers will arrive IN sac'"
mento at quarter past Pm.
Through tickets for jackson and fiddleto"l' u
intermediate places can be obtained at the orescu'
City Hotel, X street, between Sd and 4th Uro nv
tel, X street, between I'd and Sd, and at tne NaOn
al Hotel, between LIST and I'd streets, on k-ana AZ
the Railroad Depot u
N. b. Persons booking their names will be car
ed for in any part of the city, and will be taken
the ears Free Of Charge. N
The cars leave the depot, corner of Sd and "
streets, at half-past o'clock, An
o.ta 5Ou
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21

Genius makes many enemies, but it makes
sure friends-friends who forgive much, who
endure long, who exact little
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
Election Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
Executive Department.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Executive Department.
WHEREAS, vacancy exists in the representa-
w tion of the Nineteenth Senatorial District of
this State. occasoned by the resignation of w. B.
Norman, late Senator from said District:
Now therefore, do hereby order and direct that
on Saturday, the Fifth day Of December next, a
Special Election be held Ia the counties of Gala
veras and Amador, constituting said Senatorial
District, for the purpose Of filling such vacancy.
Witness my hand and the great seal of the
L. g. State, at Sacramento, this Sixth day of No
vember, A. ID. 1857.
j. NEELEY JOHNSON,
Governor Of California.
Attest,
DAVID f. DOUGLASS, Sec Of State.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
TIN, COPPER Il SHEET-IRON WORK

IL. ID. HERhlCk,
(Successor to Herrick 4 Evans.)
Firc-P Proof Brick Main Street, Jackson
1Ezw BEGS leave to announce to the pub ~
ESrg lie that he will keep constantly on(.I:l
n 4 hand, and dispose ofat the very lowest "
prices n large and complete assortment of Hard
ware Stoves, Nails Cutlery and all other articles
pertaining TO the Hardware trade. Among the ar
ticles may be found
Pumps and Lead Pipe;
MILL cross-cut, hand and back saws;
Axes, hatchcts, and hammers;
Augurs aud bits of all sizes
Chisels Of all sizes and kinds;
Nails and spikes of various sizes;
Chain and spring bolts;
Butts and screws;
Mill and saw files;
Door, pad, trunk and table locks;
Together with great variety of articles too nli-
merous to mention. In short, every thing that can
be found in any hardware store in the country.
Copper, Tin a. Sheet-IrOn Work,
In all its branches, executed with neaness strength
and dispatch. A great variety of articles in this
line, of my own manufacture, constantly on hand
JOB WORK SOLICITED.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the old firm, the undersigned hopes to
merit a continuance of the same; and new friends
are invited to step in and examine my stock.
l.. ID. HERRICK.
may 29-1y
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
Shaving and Ha.r-Cutting Sa-
loon.
NOISE MODFNA

HAvING opened Fashionable Har-Dressing
L Il Saloon on Main street. Jackson, next door to
Brumme 4 Co.'s Bakery, where the best kind of
Shaving is done, and hair dyed by an entirely new
process without injury.
Genuine Almond Oh for sale Also an assort-
ment of Brushes. Combs, &c. Particular attention
paid to Hair Cutting and Dressing He solicits
patronage
nov 3-1y
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
Spanglc e. Gaver's Restaurant
On the Plaza.
VOLCANO.
sept 10

TNIE undersigned, having resumed business at the
l. Old Stand, will be happy to see all of their old
customers and as many new ones as may have &C
casion to visit Volcano. The establishment has
been thoroughly renovated, and the substantials
and delcacies Of the season are served up in q
manner unsurpassed either here or elsewhere.
MEALS served up "hot and smoking may be
had at all hours of the day or night.
B0ARDERS are charged only Eight Dollars per
week. gzs- A Lodging Department has been ad'
ded and furnished with new and clean beds,
Duly thankful for the very liberal patronage for
merly bestowed upon them, they respectfully rep
resent that they are better prepared than ever
before to accommodate ther friends and the public
Give us call, and you will find everything to
your satisfaction.
SPANGLE < GAVER.
;v os iO.n
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
New York Ranch Hotel.
Mcad-Quartcrs. Jackson.

V,HE undersigned will open the above Saloon on
l. Sunday, October 18th, having fitted il up in
the most elegant manner Two superior Billiard
Tables have been provided, and the Bar will be
supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cir
gars ever brought TO the mountains Call aud con
vince yourselves that this is no humbug
NELSON & HARRIS.
oct IL 52-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
Il. RElCHLING,
JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKE Err
.Main fr eet. Yolcann.

Mann fr fef, TOIcdNn.
ER- HAVING permanently opened in my
IL IHFye new Fire-Proof Brick Building I offer
It ia 10 the public large assortment of
sSAssaAzzs~ GOLD s. SILVER W-dTCHES,
and Clocks. Also--All kinds of States Jewelry and
good variety of CaliiornaJewelry, manufactured
by myself
Time keepers of every description repaired and
insured. All kinds of California Jewery will be
manufactured to order out the same gold that Is
given, in the best and latest style, W.ATCH CT
SES not excepted.
In connection with my Jewcry establishment, l
have always on hand an assortment of fine knives,
Guns, Rifles, Colts Pistols, billiard balls DC.
n. b. have in my employ an experienced gun
smith, and am prepared TO any work in that line.
Billiard balls turned at short notice.
Any article sold or repaired by me is insured to
be what is represented, or the money refunded,
jan IA l4-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
GROCERIES,! GROCERIES,! 1!
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS /!
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
w. Il. MckIMM

w. L.. MChlMM
d ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of
IN Jackson and the surrounding country, that he
Is just opening splendid stock of Groceries, Pro-
visions &c, &c, at his new store
Main Street, Jaekson, Opposite the OM Tree,
Where all who feel disposed to give them a trial
as to COST AND QUALITY are invited to call.
The assortment will be found TO be of the most
complete, in the way of Groceries and Provisions,
and FAMILY AND MINERS SUPPLIES, ever
brought to the mountains Among other articles
the following may be named
Flour and Bacon; Raisens and Spices
Goldfish Chocolate;
Butter; Pickles.
Pork; Beans; Confectioncries;
Vermicilli; Fresh Can Fruits;
Corn Meal; Oysters; Sardines;
Hams; Cheese Brandy Peaches;
Salmon; Currants
Sugars; Dried Fruits; Prunes;
Jams and Syrups; Spices. all kinds;
Teas; Coffee; Yeast Powder;
Together with every other article generally found
in establishments of the kind.
Wines and Liquors, all Varieties;
And other articles too numerous TO mention.
Gss- These goods are ALL FRESH and have
been selected with the greatest care. Having pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances,
shall be enabled to sell goods Lotcer than erer
before offered in this Market. Call and examine
for yourselves W. L. McKIMM
jackson. Oct. 8, 1857 octs-5O-sm
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
AMADOR.

said election
AMADOR.
Inspectors. S. Mannon.
Judges--C. 7. Clapham and A. Creighton.
ARKANSAS DIGGINGS,
Inspector-W. Haynes.
Judges-Mr. Potter and W. r. Hicks.
AQUEDUCT CITY.
Inspector-Thomas S. Crafts.
Judges--James Creighton and J. +. johnson.
BOSTON STORE.
Inspector-IIenry Alvord
Judges-Wm. Johnson and Mr.. Patillo.
BUTTE CITY.
Inspector-W. G. Harris.
Judges-Joel Turner and Ed. Phelps.
BUENA VISTA.
Inspector-Chas. Stone.
Judges-John Kite and VIM. Hickey.
CLINTON.
Inspector. Colehower.
Judges. Coolidge and Capt. Hawkins.
DRYTOwN.
Inspector--Mr. Darnes.
Judges-James Cover and E. Ghalleger.
FOREST HOME.
lnspector-Wm. Gilliland.
Judges--Wm. Owen and Mr.. Castle.
FIDDLETOWN.
Inspectors. Kendall.
Judges--D. NJ. Gonf and NJ w. Belshaw.
FORT JOHN.
Inspector--D. Vaughn.
Judges-Mr Kinner and Mr.. Gilbert.
CAMERON'S RANCH.
Insnecfor-G L. Gale
Judges-Mr. Martin and ]. A. Foster.
IOWA FLAT.
Inspector--E r. Hedges
Judges-Fred. Staples and J. B. Milligan.
lone CITY.
Inspector-James Livermore.
Judges. W. Gish and S. Love.
JACKSON.
Inspe,tor-James Masterson.
Judges-Thomas Jones and George Durham.
JACKSON VALLEY.
Inspectors. NJ Streeter.
Judges-Tom Jones and Vim. Amick.
LOWER RANCHERIA.
Inspector-N. Parsons.
Jndges-John Johnson and James Wheeler.
LANCHA PLANA.
Inspector. W. d. Palmer.
Judges-Miner Frink and G. W. Wagner
MIDDLE BAR.
Inspector-Mr. Marlette.
Judges-Geo. Gcphart and Paul Shumway.
NEW YORK RANCH.
Inspector-C. Y Hammond
Judges-George c. Zeh and David Lee
DIvnV VED1yIIT
Inspector = Lindsey, SEN
Judgcs-Mr. Jackson and T. Plnder.
PINE GROVE.
Inspector-A. Leonard.
Judges-David Armstrong and Mr.. King.
PUTS FLAT.
Inspector--Robert Bennett.
Judges-Mr Simpson and Louis Colburg.
@ RANCH.
Inspector-n. Triplctt.
Judges-C. Kirby and J. Eagan.
RICH BAR.
Inspector-James Findley.
Judges-G. W. Tibbetts and Mr. Church.
SUFFER- CREEK.
INSPECTOR. Cook.
Judges. w. Randolph and W. T. wildman.
UPPER RANCHERIA.
nspector-Jacob Emmnger.
Judgcs-Doct Cartnell and S. II. Loree.
VOLCANO.
Inspector--E. S. Porter.
Judges-N. Klein and +. NJ. Whitmore.
WILLOW SPRINGS.
Inspcctor-James Hannum.
Judges-Wm. Jennings and James Woods.
WISCONSIN STORE.
Inspector-John G. Whiiile.
Judges-G. Colwel and W. Hust.
YEOMET.
Inspector-A. c.. Gilmore.
Judges-E. l.. Bowman and E. S. Huse.
WHITES BAR.
mspector-Mr. Craigg.
By order of the Board of Supervisors of Amador
lnty
II. S. HATCH, Clerk.
lov Ia 4-2w
UNION HOTEL.
"a The Proprietors of this old and we'll known
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
VI. Brunei A. 20

nEALERS in Groceries. prov;s;o
~ quors, Cigars, Miners SupnliaU Wines, Ii
Main and Court streets, Jackson 60, c"e., corner Of
invited to examine our establishment, consumers arr
stock may be found Amono on
Sugar; Dried Fruits;
Jams; Syrups:
Teas; Coffee:
Raisins; Spices:
chocolate; Pickles.
Confcctoneries.
Brandy Peaches: =
Currants;
Prunes:
p, Mackerl
Flour
Bacon;
Goldfish;
Butter;
Pork; Beans;
Vermicilli
Corn Meal
Cheese;
Salmon;
Together with every other article usuour
similar establishments, 'Ound In
Wines and Liquors of a,,L,
Picks; Shovels; Sluice Forks; Hoes: Nail,
Gs- Our goods are all fresh and seloo,e,er oer
great care, and every article is warranted su with
resented by us. 'u az rep
jy III o...
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, |
Amador County. |

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Amador County.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the above Proclamation, a Special Election will be
held throughout the Nineteenth Senatorial District,
composed of the counties of Amador and Caaver-
as, on Saturday. the Fifth day of December, a.
d. 1857, for the purpose of electing One Senator
to supply the vacancy occasioned by the rcsigna-
ton of W. b. Norman.
The following named persons at the several pre-
cncts are hereby appointed Inspectors and Junges
of said election
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
Election Notice.

DAVID F. DOUGLASS, Sec. Of State.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-21
Ditch Notice.

Jackson. june Is. ls57-3ltf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

The Union and American comments upon
speech made at Murfreesboro' last Mon
day by this gentleman. It's comments are
based upon information derived from
"friend who heard the speech" We sus-
pect our contemporaries 'friend" misappre-
hended the remarks of Mr.. Ready; or that
he failed to state fully the honorable gen.
tleman'S position relative to the Investment
of a portion of the surplus money in the
treasury in State Bonds. We cannot &C.
count for the Union and Americaa's con-
sternation in relation to what it seems to
regard as proposition toassume the debts
OF the States, upon any other hypothesis
We beg our neighbor to quiet his nerves.
Mr.. Ready does not propose the assump-
ton of State debts by the general govern.
ment. What he proposes is this: The
general government pays out annually a
heavy sum in annuities to certain Indian
tribes. We find on reference to the report
of the Secretary of the Interior, made to
the last session of Congress, that 81, 1884,
962, Is were expended under this head last
year. Mr.. Ready proposes that a portion
of the surplus money in the treasury shall
be invested in State Bonds, and that the
interest upon these bonds shall be appro-
priated to pay the annuities. By this
means large portion of the surplus money
lying idle in the treasury TO the great
detrment of the trade of the country, and
holding out inducements to Congress for
all sorts of schemes Of public plumber, will
be added to the active capital employed in
trade and commerce, and the necessity for
raising annually revenue by taxation top pay
the Indian annuities, obviated. Thus, the
reader will perceive that the proposition of
Mr.. Ready commendS itself to public appro-
baton for its prudence and consideration
of wise, economical forecast. 1t is eminent.
ly proper, and should meet with general
favor. 1t is astonishing that the Union
and american, if it understood Mr.. Ready
properly, should have word to say in op-
position to it, much less attempt to bring
it within the odium supposed to attach to
the assumption of State debts"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

North. What do Southern democrats
think of placing themselves and their in
terests in the hands of such leaders? What
do they think of the abolition construction
of the true "intent and meaning" of the
noninteryention doctrines of the Kansas
Nebraska act. The Supreme Court of the
United States has decided that Congress
has no right legislate slavery into or out
Of The territories, but that the people have
this right. With this we are satisfied.
But who are the people that have this
right! Is it the generous and chivalric
Southerner, representing the interest, and
sentiment of his section? or is it the honest
and patriotic and conservative Northerner,
frankly and conscienciously representing
different ideas, both acting as permanent
citizens and in spirit of concord and har-
monyY No. 1t is the ignorant foreigner,
doing the bidding of the most corrupt aud
unprincipled employers, it is the hired ma
tive who giving expression to the most VIC
lent and fanatical feelings of the bitterest
enemies of the South, making free States
by the job, and ready and willing for a
proper compensation to go from territory
to territory, wherever a pro-Slavery man
can be found, to trample upon the rights
and to crush the pretensions and just claims
of the South in the new States forming in
the broad public domain. Let the abomi-
nation, upheld as it is by Southern allies,
be exposed, let the hypocricy practiced in
the name of national democracy" be
brought to the view of the masses-and let
the popular will express itself in terms of
unmistakable condemnation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
or The Washington correspondent of the n.

sB The Washington correspondents of the n.
7. Head telegraphs under date Of the 9th:
The administration is anxiously waiting a reply
from Gen. Mccullough, who has. been rendered the
Governorship Of Utah.
Mr. Wise, Secretary of Legation ct Paris, has re-
signed. Mr.. Wilbar, the Assistant Secretary, viii
probably be promoted. until VIZ. Mason is relieved
BY new Minister, which ~il be 10 few months.
The President has entirely recovered from the
Natiohsl Hotel epidemic. His health is fine. The
Cabinet are al well
7 understand that Forney, acting under the adj
vice Of his friends has decided not to GO into the
PennsylUanian as its editor but he has decided TO
accept either the mission TO the Hague or to Brus
sells Forney is now advising With his friends which
OF the above places to accept.
That the Administration is, and has been for
some time seriously considering the propriety Of
taking some measures TO open the Nicaragua tran
sit route is undoubtedly true. Ii the next arrival
should bring the news Of the entire route and de-
feat of Walker and bis forces look out for grand
coup d'etot by our Government, followed up by a
policy that will my Lord Pslmerston to shake
In bis shoes. Since the rejection of the Dallas
Clarendon treaty by Palmerston, the Administration
has finally got its eyes open. General Csss is not
working fourteen hours day for nothing
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

SPECULATION IN RENTs-Great fortunes have
been made in New York city within few years by
specializing in leases. Delmonico was offered, a
few months ago, ninety thousand dollars advance ia
bis ten years lease of the building corner OF Cham
bers street and Broadway, and one hundred thou
sand dollars premium has been offered to Haugh-
won't for the twenty years lease of the store
of Broadway aud Broome streets. A gentleman
leased store 10 Broadway q frw weeks since for
ten years, and offered s35 QUO tor his blrgain
on the same day that be signed the papers. The oc-
cupant of the new store on the corner Of Grand
street and Broadway, sol his ten years. lease OF
the building for an advance of $50, 900 to Singer,
the Sc wing machine manufacturer
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
EPPERSON SPRINGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
II on the waters Of Trsmmel Greek, 'our East o.
KY, ard will be prepared for the reception visitors and
invalcs BY the 18Th day OF May This place alre
acquired reputation ri ely circulated for the hghg td
einal character Of s waters (Our different vArete and
beng visited by very many, living remotely 90
In search Of healthy ard de shfi sumner retreat,
only the invalid but the seekers afer easn healthy
patime and sport there being within from hs
springs place whsre deer is frequently aud
abouuding and Oher kin VI Ash besides Varous
Wild All mails and WIS. such oKes, surrsis rabbits
vi beats, Wild tuTkiss phea~ ants, etc.
Dr. DeBO~, Of the iormtT PR pretors, having pur-
ehAsee the entire interest in the Springs has
With him his william. vel hnOan all who visit the
SprDgs last summer Having idersbe expense
In ntuns and vniarging their Of NOTATION
they hater themselves that they 10 be able add
rally The comfort Of all may favor unh a WAIT
having, ouri the past vibter put asay about
thou sSRd pounds OF very Ase ice They have had bui
twelve additional bedrooms befiies large &c by
feet lsnieed on each 81 TO aHerd aT, Ia which the sVrr
Of pleasure and social enjoyment vii and ample for
recreatAn.
The medicinal character Of ,he several springs have
been oiten pGbiished IL % tho1gd useless do
from She fact that Professor ssfoFd ogs
has be, ged in the exsmibaon Of The waters
snd designs oomfe the whole premises
ing thu gmnsr Whea Of his analysis pe gwen
70 the public IN coonectioa uh tins EOtot bo5ei
report made cut By hnssf 10 Is consider only
saTy 70 say that eaonc affect OF Of The in
organs sahoit the seaey Of the waters parcu
larry these Of females IN Of diseased kidney AMI
bladder, eaaneous diseases, indigestion, dropsy etc., hey
have, in Hany cases, acted sc charm aad in Al have
sa1rdsd relief Ample testimony TO these facts could
be adoFdsaf Gessssary.
Do. DeBoS vii take easuFs 10 giving such advise 20 IN
yaids ana othes visiting hsfe, experiences Of =
~ years viii enable him 70 give, and De always present
shoa8a his prfesaieua services be required.
he Aveis hnsei d ans method his numer.
ons fren ana visitors his hearty thanks for
pAlror age, and again ASKS Of The sane visa
ne ASSURANCES tai neither ef v spare ether tins or
Pzins 70 reader colortshe who may sa1ossn With as
N faiae. Having scared services Of Mr. aad Mrs.
P4issrssn, me puoe nAy be assured Of hsay eassr IA
the diuing rocm Oar stAbs toe, S be vel atteuAsd
Our chargvs vii be loo the asss asan si a.
Of Yer regular boArfcrs OF those oaS
sees or more, sa-hng eKtral el0 per das; cAdrsn Of
10 gears of Ebdsr hall prtse, hrsss
50 cents per dAf. banseni isiroFB vi os eharref %
eenta pr neal frol go TO 500 Psr aAy Esr extra
ssrvioss re2sonAos ehaFes wa % mss Va hsnr,
as ke eip0 per do1en fsr pressing % isoatae are q ssr
ladl -, hah prscs.
usyls-hiusa ARCH A. DsB1w 4 sos.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

IF- The perils Of good living 70 persons Of sed-
entAry habits are DOT very ssrikingly exhibited IN
The history Of Rev. Mr.. Davis. rector Of Stsunsoa
upon. ysd, who cied al the age Of los years He
made hearty breakfast Of hot rolls, Bothered
wish large supply Of tea and eofise. his dinneF
was substantial and frequently consisted Of rari-
ety OF dishes at supper be ate hoe roast meat and
.l.ays crank vine 0as never 70 exceas. lie died
peaesaby, Ia the iu possession Of ali hs faculties
sasulal asd eorposesl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

The FOURTH DIsrRICT.-A letter to the
Editors of the PATRIOT, from one of the
first and ablest men in the fourth district,
suggests TIN. II. WILLIAMS, Esq, as prob
ably the most available candidate the
Americans aud Wings of that district
could run for Congress. He would make
an excellent Representative.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

ACTUALLY STARvISG.-We learn from a gen.
tleman of upper East Tennessee, who is at present
stopping in city, that he hears from reliable
sources that number OF women and children liv.
ing IN his section have actually died for want Of
the necessaries OF liie Corn will bring any price,
but there is none in the country Many families
are subsisting on bread made of wheat bran. Yes
terday morning steamer came down to our wharf
10 take back load of corn TO those famishins Sec
tons We trust our corn holders will cell at the
lowest possible rates. Chattanooga advertiser,
iAfb
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
SEWING MACHINES.

"a. singer CO., have q snsd ofhce. a a, Pubic
i. sgnars N4sxs for lhr q their celebrated se-
ns Nachnes Ihose sish purchase sewing Machines
ac th-y tcpcnt uon. nag % k ne absFe place.
Il = generally .ditcd b. al sho have used seHing Ma
ehnes shat enser Superior % al others may -
ss - fsbcs aach Masin Linen. Con, ottoe,
iahef, b. uerclF changing IN Needle and fhread Ihey
sl sofk ut1 sfoo lotlon, rllE er Thread fhese na-
ehnes soEt fl1cr darahs and simgfs any
oEl faey Harraafe % skA1 thsy rsprcseno-
~ sn4rfs aar1ne San established tacG Caf and Sc =
h epsFa1ioR e. a. fubtc sqaars. IA hsise
I. Il. SINGER CO.
ehnes e Singers nag or arssaN st eai q order.
sfrf. q ?. Tor, Assas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

PRIcE OF WHIrE MAS.-The vulnerable vagrant
Hughes, poor sot OF fellow, who, howevef, has
foe, sturdy, industrious little wife, and Que or two
children, vas sold at Covngton, on Saturday, TO
Andy Herrod, the jnler for i've months, for one
doliarl We are hlppy TO say Herrod viii make .
kind master. although the law above him the sane
rights as she master OF a negro slave as-Cfn.
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