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sheriH's sale.

QY virture OF execution 10 me erected from the
H circuit court OF Bedford county, August term 1857 in
favor OF IN Hutton, assignee, " A Grms and NeW-
thompson, 30, PaheEs & Co., and jacob Thompson,
will on the 3ist day Of October next offer rorsae
court yard gale Nashville, TO the highest bidder
eash -Four Likely Negroes to boy eyed IS years,
one do age1 %, sged &, and one gn years
age levied upon the properly NeWcOm Th0m psOn 20
satsy said execution. sale within le2al hsurs
Il tDMONDSON Sheriff
Get prs fee s4-tds b CAMFBEIL, Dept Shf.
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A Train will be run between the Depot and Fair
Grounds during the week of the Fair, according &c
the following schdule
Leave the Dpot-9, 10, H., u, l, 2, and
o'clock.
Leave the Fair Grounds-95O, 1880, 11:8O, l2:-
80. l:8O, 2:3O, $3.50 and $50 o'clock.
Tickets each way 10 cents. B6g~ Passengers are
expected to make the change in buying tickets.
H. l. ANDERSON,
ocl1-1w Sup't N. & C. R. R.
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ann REWARD

p ANYWAY fron The Subscriber, living Pulaski,
zSSllss county, two negro en-, WILLIAM and JAMhS
WILLIAM aooIt95 years ags, Veiy black about nys
ieet ten inches nigh, has Taher fine voice. Stops Ae
forward.
JAMES is about "a IS years Of age black, with
good deal OF waite about his neaf sz ieet hg "a
very coarse voice, carries himself very erse Bill nad
grey ban ke James had black eioth coal no
scares lsSts will give The above ewsrd Tor them
II lodged in All thar may get hem, or $50 for either
them. laux. 2s-tfl = d. MAkkS-
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Broadway House.

THIS New Hotel is open for the RECEPTION of
BJarders, being situated In central locality, "a
venient TO all the different Railroads. Medical vi
college, post Office the River, renders il the
srabe place travellers and bosTders. Mem
bers Legislature, Students and tTsveliDg public
generally earnestly req TESTED visit this house. No
zus Will be spared render all who comforts BILE
and contented. WM. P BRANCH.
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Laces and Embroideries.

In this line suPerD-embracing all the novel
ties OF he Cola and Sleeves separate sndin se
both for coOrs and mourning; elegant Bridal We Is ano
Handkerchief Lace Falls, real and limitations Jaconet and
Swiss Tyiu mngs and Flouncings. Real Vaenciennes,
Point APPLIQUE Laces lnserLings. &c. DC.
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Mnnav. Money.

E-~hAnE0 Bank GOOD.
.1srsl.nvsl aas t0t OF shoes ef
his ewn manufacture made Up expressly for The AN
trade winch will sold a. the reasonable prices
Farmers and wanting supply Of Negro shoes viii
40 yellto examine my stock
Aoiu store and sale l25 sides dr rate Black Ear.
ness Leather ana q lot OF pad skins SC.
For shsir shoes or Lsatef viii take money Ez-
change Bank par.
ms highssI market phcsn cash paid for country hid
W HAMILTON.
oct SAM
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E. C. MCNAIRY & CO..
Large Dealersin all kinds of
FOEETGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. IS, COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville Tennessee

WE have in store unusually large and elegantly a.
w so tee stock Of Fall aBd Winter Goods Of esyI
tion prepared to offer greater Inducements to
persons wishing articles in line. it has ever been
pleasure to do Our Stock both quality and varje
ty will compare with any Ia the country and our prices
shall be as low as ii possible for them be- Citizens
and strangers visiting the city will 10 well give our stock
early and thorough examination, feel can make
TO their interest We would cal the attention Of the buy
ers particularly to the following departments in bust
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Together with endless veriety ef medium and low
priced Silks in PloUnces RObes-4 Guile, and by the yard
in pain plaid striped and bayadsres 4lse satin faced and
dOubletTied MeTiuos and Cashmeres variety Of
new and desirable in this way.
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Bank of Nashville
&c to the of heirs Thomas Armstrong ,Jr.,

HAVE for sale a large amount OF prsDsry which Va
sell Tor hOtes Of the Bank Of Nashville or certified
checks al the prices that have WAYS Tor
the property. sept % Avs IiNDSIEY
Notice TO the of heirs Thomas Armstrong Jr,,
decd.
Hk legal heirs and distributors Of The estate Of Thomss
Armstrong Jr decd died IN New Orleans Ia I'm less
are hereby norEed 10 forward, establish their Herr
shP, give receipts and receive the their dstbu.
i've snare OF said estate, coming from the estate Of John
armstrong Decd late Of the COua davidson This IN
Oet io91. GEO. ", CLARK, Admit,
7-WImA CnaFloita Dlrkg,,n $780,
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County OfficerS-.ElectiOn March, 1855
County Trustee.
authorised To announce JOHN RAINEs, canQ date
for reelection Trustee of Davidson county sep HE
W, are au horised - nnounee WILLIAM JACKSON Esq,
candidate for Trustee of Davidson county sept l5-Io
yye are authorised to announce THoMAs 7. sANDRRs
candidate for Trustee Davidson County. sept Ite%
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized 10 announce FELt1 CHEATHAN
candidate for reelection Clerk Of the County Court Of
Davidson county.
We are authorised to Capt. JOHN s. D~sHELL
candidate for Clerk of the County Court OF DaElafon
county. Y sid
We authorized TO announce THoMAsD STOGNER
candidate for CLERK of the County Court Of DAVIDSON
County. aug6
FOR SHERIFF
We authorised announce CREEL, can ldate
for Sheriff Of Dsvids "A county, juy26.
We authorized 20 announce JANIS NJ HINTON cand
date for Sheriff OF Davidson county maYS1
We authorized . announce JoHN X. EDNoNDsoN
candidate for reelection Sheriff of Davidson county
mays 49,.
We authorized to announce B. BIsLRT a candidate
tor Sheriff OF Davidson county. may %
FOR CONSTABLE
We auhnrses 20 announce J. b. EEDDIcK candidate
for Constable OF Dayi son County. sept lite
We are authorized 70 announce JESSE B Perry caBd-
date for Constable in the Nashville District sept %
We are authorised announce FLETruFR W. HoR SeK
candidate Cons able in the Nashville District oc7t.
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NEW FALL STOCK.


NEW FALL STOCK.
4 HAVB just- eceived my new Stock of BOOTS AND
L SHOES for the Pail and Winter Trade. The following
comprises a few OF the leading ARTICLES;
Ladies think and thin sole Kid Bootes;
{. Z" - Kuskins;
&" - Lasting Caters with and without heels;
g White Kid and Satin Slippers,
g - &" CATERS,
Bmbra Btonzed Slippers;
st Plain Lasting and Kid Slippers;
Sc Thick and Thin sole Lasting BusKins;
6 Bng Kid Bootees, Congress GsiIeTs and Buskins;
e Goat sewed and pegged BoOtees;
&c Gum over ShOee, Sandals and Buffalo Over 5 oes
For Misses and Children.
Misses Kid and Morocco BOoees with and withou. els
- Goat Bootees, S1Ih and without Heels;
@ Calf BOOees, &c.
Chdren's Shoes, every variety, with and without Heels
For Gents, Boys and Girls.
Mems, Boys, and Youth Heavy Cali Boots;
" E" oxford's, sewed and Pegged;
" Calf RrOeans,
Kip do;
Fer Plantation and House Servants.
4" Kip ana Calf Boots;
womans Goat, Calf and BoOtee,;
Extra Heavy Dutch Boots for Winter;
All Of which will be disposed Of on reasonable rms for
H' TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
large lot Of Sole Leather Travelling Trunks;
Iron framed, Russell and Hog Skin Trunks,
Common Leather Trunks,
Ashland an other styles Of Sole Leather Valises,
Fine sole Leather and Kip Bonnet Trunks,
Ladies' extra sized Dress Trunks,
Carpet Bags and Satchels, Velvet and Brussels.
On above goods challenge competition. Call and
examine before purchasing; % HhAo. o. - III,
sep24 No Is, Public square, south side.
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SALE.

valuable Lot in South Nashville, nearly square, bound
A b. Washington JEFFERSON and Pearl streets which
here is good buildings bargain sill be given. FOT
terms apply 10 LAM Err, PHILLIPS d CO.
sept. 4-3m. Market Street.
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Look out for Thieves!

THE subscriber robbed Theatre night of
i two port months, containing about SIS money and
valuable papersseveral notes OF hand amounting
to between three hOuand dollars and check on
Union Rank for S25U, drawn by Tom Smi b. ESQ Any
urr leading the detection ofthe THE will
! rally rewarded. loot l5-3t JAMES GORDON.
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FOR SHERIFF.

RHEUNATIsE-EEURALsIA-lhe RgOnes Of rheumatism
and Neuralgia moug the most with which the
man frame afflicted, and have heretofore been found
the most dhcut remove. Happily remedy is now dis
covered by which the most obstinate can be mmed
,tely cured This sovereign remedy is Brargs Arctic Ln
en for sale by Druggists generally 1t is only necessary
%, IN 70 rI L. 70 be assured ofs elcacy ncI.lm
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LaWrenceburg Bank.

w will sell Yarns Sheetng and Osnaburgs for B ank
w LaWrenceburg money, al regular term prices.
octl GORDON & co
sNITH'S BITTER EAST INDIA ALE.
lust received per sesmer Hastings, consignment
81 hhds Smiths Bitter Ale
5bbls do do do
10 y bbs do do do
This Ale is ecu to Alsopp's any imported brands
iuueIA CARTER. MCKAY & CO.
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PERRY COUNTY,
,tv Officers-.EIec,iOn March, 1858.

We are authorised u announce MOsEs BATES candidate
for CLERK Of County Court Of Perry county the March
election, sept Std,
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Rates OF Advertising
.,.,. or TEN LiNKa on LESS.
10 Arents mad Oorre.nanaent.

Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed fer, will be charged for the excess.
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RENUV Vat

REMON ALs
HAVE closed Stable Market street., not for the
purpose OF going Texas but attend my Sta
be corner Of Church and Front streets, where have
stock aud will be pleased to receive the patron
age Of my old customers and the riding public generally
uly G. w. SUMNER.
P 81 wish to hire good Carriage driver. For gooo
me good pce will be advanced monthly, Tor two
- v" ,
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In Chancery at Wavuesboro Tennes.ee

In Chaneery at Waynesboro, Tennessee
Cross Bill. 7 -
happening to tie satisfaction the Clerk and Master
OF SAID court that iona han Keaon one OF The Defend AZ
The said Bill resident OF he state Of Tsnns,.ss
50 nal me Tcz1 ar process Of law served upon
a II Is therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Master afo
said thai pa blca ion be made in the Nashville Union ond
American, newspaper published the city OF Nashville
Ia lheStslc or Tennessee, before he COM
meneemeDt Of the term court reqariur aid
nonresident defendant 70 appear the house 10 Inc
oWn Oh WaynesDOrO, the fourth Monday in FsbruaFV
next, and plead demur 70 The Css Bi Of IA
CompanRnts the will taken for eonfsssEd aud
setior nearing ex parte, to said Jonathan Keaton
AMOS I. HASSELL, 4. 4 NJ
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NASHVILLE.


We Would eau ne sHsnson Of sfshsnss, B1sinsss men
end Others. 6tes for sxseutins win
and In supsTor aaner, JoB PAIETzs IN al 10 Ssrieea'
quafos anc esiors and solicit Of thsr patronage
Havns gone 70 considerable EXPENSE citing up our Job
hing Es4bshnsns, are prepared 30 exseHte ~ nos
Plain and Ornamental work, such as Ball fiekels ITO
sraules, Cards OF every description, Circulars al
Of Printing In Geld Silver BfOnzs or coloFs ALSO
lawyers Brefs Cheeks, Bill Beads, Bills Of Laong' RIO
nasoy Notes, Way Bis Hsnd Bills sts-' ee' "iA Hs-'
ness and On reasonsble terms.
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WHBRBAs IL beer made TO appear he satisfse,on
w Of the court that defendants In Chapp5 and Wife,
ANUS kobsrL ChaPpel Andrew Wilson aud WIFE, Marian,
cameron and wife, sarah nOn-residens ofhe state
OF tennessee 50 that tho legal process OF
served uPoA eH 10 therefore ordered tIe that
publca hon be made In the Union and American
Pr published In lhe Ct Of Nashville, for three successive
weeks notifying said defendants appear November
term Of SAID court 1857 house In The town OF
Censreye on The lsE MONDAY in November Rex Mead
answer or demur TO compliments petition, The viii
be taken for confessed Lhem and eel Tor heanr sx
PaIte. sept 25-N3i pr 70 % I'D EASILY, &. m.
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The Banks,

Ii Tennessee money received par for subscription to
n the
Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic!
leading Agricultural Sourns published 81 year. Ad
Dress WILLIAMS
sep 30 tw&w-u I9H Deaderick ST., Nashville
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Notice.

TAMBs winehei William Gregory, who applied FOR
81 Bounty Land Warrants In december, 1855, may heas
something their advantage By Addressing OK 5sl Nah
VILE, Tenn. Noct "
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EDUCATE YOUR Chill
DREN AT HOMEI
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL c0LLEGE

NASHVILLE,
kFORDS facilities for imparung thOrough PRACTICAL
- business education 70 young men, which
passed oy those Of any similar institution world.
The course OF training Is practical and enables
the students 70 60 directly the SchOOroOm 10 The
Counting house, and assume responsible duties
Of the accountant.
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial
Arithmetic, and Penmanship,
are the branches taught
Each Department under the superntendanes Of gsnts-
men whose names alone Afford 70 is patrons The highest
For Circular and Catalogue, particular address
lima
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Just RscRIvED large lot Of frssh Bnsish dairy ard
81 W. &. Chess, CanVassed Bcoi, Hsms and ToRgnels
Peaches, Strawberries, aud Pine Apples
sept ID WBs3kL & THOMPSON,
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Bank of Nashville.
Painting AstabIishment

Painting Asta bIishznent
BUILDERS, Householders &C., requested to take
- tce that the Undersigned having made the necessary
arrangements and secured the services OF competent
men, Is now prepared to take
Large Contracts
la the line Of his VOCATION in all its various branches.
In the department Of
House Painting,
The subscribeTis prepared with greatest
promptnes all contracts, no large which may
dered, in style and upon terms which fail give
satisfaction.
He is also prepared TO execute all manner Of
sign and Ornamental Painting, Granting and
MarbIing.
Having In that department the services Of the
expert and experienced artists,
The subscriber would request persons having work in his
line give him call before maxim final arrangements.
march6-dn R.T. r EMING,
No 50 Union st. between cherry d SIM mest
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In the County Court OF Hickman County,
Tenn, September Term, 1857.
Wiley Horton, Of al vs. Jas Horton al-PstIoa 10 sen
Land.
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New Magazines.

Frank Lesle's New Family Magazine with which is incor
po-aed the Gazette of Fashion, for October received
oct HAGAN & BRO.
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Aa 81 q
NashUiHs and Chattanooga Railroad.

NdshUiHs and Chattanooga Railroad.
DERSONS the line of this Road who attend the Fair
Nashville, will pay full local rates to Nashville and be
frn shed with Return icket which will pass the holder
back without charge aud be good from the 18th
18th OctobeT inclusive, but will not be recognized after
the nth. H. 1. ANDERSON,
oct 10 Supt. N d @. B. B.
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pursuance ofan order Of The ehancsry Hek-
man county, made al the July term 1851, In the Of
James Rodgers, administrator OF Agns Lewis, ct
bdtanla Jonss will, on the premises Fdsy The Oh
day Of October sell TO the highest bidder The following de-
seriDed tract Of land tOWiE Lying The waters Cane
creek In the 10th civil dsre bounded nOrh By the lands Of
Maybe and GOchran BY lands Jesse hwell
south BY the lands Vim hughes, and By lands
OF CamgOei. Number OF acres unknown Two hun
dTed and atty dollars cash will required; The remainder
on credit Of u months; with two good securities
CURED, bearing interest from daie Said land sold Tor
pay meHts OF d50ts, &c.
sept 25-W3I DR. le 81 d Easily. e an
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na. The beautiful colt Frank Dunnhlgton, be-
longing to Mr. Van Williamson, of Wilson, took the
premium yesterday. The gallant colt has taken
three blue ribbons this fall and has won them all
fairly
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Sous or TEMPERANcE.-The Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance of Tennessee, met in Nashville
on Thursday, the 18th inst. The following Officers
we're elected for the year ending October 1858:
G. W. P.-S. S. Hall, Davidson Co.
Rrrnn Thn1nann Nashuilla
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07
The END OF NrcARAeuAN F1111RusrERs.-

The End OF NIcARAoUAN FILLIBUsrERs.-
Nicaragua seems to be now entirely purged
Of fllabusters, with the exception of feeble
and desperate band, who, with Walker, still
occupy portion Of the town of Rivas, hem
med in by an overwhelming force of the Al
lies. The magnificent victory of Walker on
the 10th OF last month, in which an almost
Incredible slaughter was made, and the total
dispersion of the allied forces effected, turns
out to be, as was generally anticipated, a
fabrication. He was in reality obliged to re-
tire from San Jorge, which he had attacked,
to his camp at Rivas, with loss exceeding
that of the Costa Ricans, if their accounts
are to be believed.
The allies are now established within four
hundred yards of his camp; his men are dy-
ing or deserving daily by DOZENS and are
obliged to subsist on dog or mule flesh, while
his available force does not exceed two hum
bred men, to which the allies can probably
oppose over ten times the number, well
equipped and provisioned. They have, more
over, taken possession of San Juan del Sur
on the Pacific, thus cutting off his retreat in
the rear so that the next intelligence from
the seat of war must report the surrender Or
death Of the filibuster chief as escape, save
by mircle, is impossible
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

IMPORTANT FROM KANsAs-A correspondent
of the New York Tines, writing from Wash
ington, under date Of April Goth, says;
"Advices have been received here from Kan
sas, by the Government. which are in the high
est degree gratifying. The Free State men,
under the leadership of Gov. Robinson, have
resolved to cooperate with the endeavors of the
Administration to secure fair expression oil
the will of the people, in relation to the ques
ton of Slavery, and will abandon their previ
Gus policy of inactivity. This is not matter
of surmse, but is the explicit declaration Of
Robinson himself, and it has been communica-
ted not only to the government, but also to Mr.
Walker, who is still in your city"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

NoTIcE TO THE poLIrIcAL FRIENDS OF Fac
MoNT-The honest and out-spoken friends of
John e. Fremont are earnestly advised to form,
as soon as possible, standing committees and
clubs in every town. precinct, district, city, or
county of the United States. and thus prepare
the way properly to enter the field for the Pres
idency in 1860. Unless the friends of Fremont
begin at once to act in this way, he and bis
supporters will be cheated by the corrupt poll
ticans who are now seeking the management
and control Of the Republican masses through
out the country. Now is the time to begin
the great movement for 1860 by forming honest
centres of union and intelligence against cor
rnption, fraud and incipient revolution IN. Y.
Herald
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07
The Charter Troubles in New
UoVlr

The new, or amended charter for the city OF
New York took effect on Friday last ainio me
mnlterings and threatenngs, il not open reoei'
lion OF all the office holders under the old laws.
The Herald says that the charter was iec-
ognized by all the departments affected by IT,
except that of Mr.. Selah, the Commissioner oI
Repairs and Supplies, who refused to vaca'e or
TO deliver his books and papers. lie VIII not
attempt to perform any work, but will contest
in the courts any attempts TO remove him. ne
Comptroller refuses tn pay any money under
the late charter. In regard TO Mayer Wood and
the police, nothing is settled, but the EUen'ng
Post in the following article makes public ru-
mors of armed resistance and a coup d'etdt
:. For the last day or two there has been con-
siderable excitement in the 18th ward, from the
fact that Capt. T. omey, of that district, has
received hundred muskets, which are now IN
his station house, and that rumor has whispered
that they were placed there by the order OF the
Mayor, and that armed resistance to the new
enactments of the legislature is contemplated,
should the courts decide against the authorities
1t was rumored that should the new Commls-
sioners appoint another set of policemen,
bloody collision would be inevitable.
The alarm created by these rumors was also
strengthened by the recent proceedings of the
Common Council, which has met about every
night this week, apparently for the purpose Of
denouncing the new laws, and naaming the
passions of the people, and more especially by
this last series of incendary resolutions offered
by AID Wilson, Of the LIST ward low under
indictment for riot, in tn preambleE which
he declared that the city OF New YORK is un-
rivaled in every respect in the Western hemis-
phere, and is the first commercial city in the
world-the acknowledged metropolis of the ma
ton; that IL contains w,ihin itself all tie cle-
ments o. a separate State of respectable strength
and proportions, excepting us to its mere extent;
and even that, were it essential, might be con
ventiently added from contiguous territory,
which now but thrives upon its growth, and
represents its overlooking expansion
These facts, in connection with the violent
declarations of policemen. such as we will nev
er submit to such laws; we are ready to fight
first &c. &c, have given rise to the suspicion.
that, if the people can he excited to II sufficient
degree, the Mayor will make u regular Louis
Napoleon coup d'etat, and declare his independ-
ence from the State"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-05-07

OVER ONE YEAR.-We hope number of our
subscribers will take notice of the fact that no
subscription to the Freeman is allowed to run
over one year.
For the past few days warm, genial and CO.
pious showers have drenched the earth, so in
stinct with life, and now the wide spread lap
of Spring is radient and OVERLOOKING with her
sweetest smiles.
Gold MAID we will send your communi-
cation to "Old Bachelor if you request :
that We shall publish it in the Freemaa, we de-
cline.
Henry Adams, the Free State Mayor elect of
Lawrence, X. T., is u brother-in- law of Powers,
the sculptor.
Clipper ship Cathedral OF Boston, was lost
off Cape Horn, on the 18th of February, with
nine lives.
The store of L Yanes of St. Adams. VI,
was broken into on Monday night last and
robbed of one thousand dollars worth of goods.
The genuine bank note circulation of the
United orates is said 70 equa sl60 900 900.