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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
Southern Commercial College,
No. 49 l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TNIS School IS in perpetual sesonhence. students OF
other schools who de ire qualify themselves for the
Counting room, do during their vacation.
Our Room has been recently fitted mp and for comfort
convenience and elegance know that It is surpassed
by any other in the United States
PIE n VI N II II
Writing Department is under the supervision OF
who acknowledges superior In teaching this branch
We might refer 20 long list of ustrious names-nRmes
Of who bestowed moments time to reflection
upon a system Of i1g-but think that the citizens
Nashville beginning appreciate this kind Of
parent humbuggery, besides prefer giving patrons
substantial security, and propose to refund
all paid OF tuition in writing, pro-
vded students do not make great Improvements
those Of other school in this country. .
Select Glass Ladies will be taught from four TO six
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Terms for Commercial Course,
For Twenty Lessons in Writing, 3.
For Lessons in Writing without limit, 10.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate,

TINHE Nashville Manufacturing Company will offer for
i sale, the premises, TO the highest bidder, on
Monday, goth day of July,
that valuable piece of ground recently occupied
chine shop and locomotive works the bank Of
Cum river fronting about 15G feet Water street.
and about the same the wharf being from $50 to 200
feet depth. Said ground viii be sold in lots OF so feet
'front.' Dg street. running through to said Wharf
On the day and place. the wharf, lot 40 feet be-
tween and the river will be offered TO the highest
bid Suitable maps of said ground V be furnished
the day of sale
Terms of Sale:
One two and three years with interest from date, with
two approves endorsers payable in bank and lien
retained the property. --
By order of the Board. JNOs b. JOHNSON,
June &c. lS57-td. Prest N Nj. Co.
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Corporation Taxes.

C0Lscrozs OFyIos.
Nashyiie. June n, 1SsI.
0RP0RATfoN tax PAYERS vii TensmbeT that their
- due and PAYABLE al the onice Of Reveuue
Coscto the ist dsy Of july. Il Important that
TaxPayers shoad be pFonpt. Ths Cole nos ready
% issue receipts and reesm certificates for advance pay
meats.
az once Yves, end Of ssw City Hall
Jsne a9-Ia A. NILSSON. Collector.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

NksnyfLLE. Jay /, ISL
WIS beuk has declares diyle I'd OF per %
tAe preats fsF he last Eonfh, and PER q
ths surplus pronis ne4as ser esat payable . s0ek-
hoiarrG CT .eIna8d. ID. WEANkR.
fuiY3-lm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
New lee Cream and Soda Water
- "a Il q q III.
=. M m IS ii. a.

no y bEADkktSk S1kkkfs
= EEPs esnstznsiy hand ane assortment q ces-
~ ectionzFss, Frails. CFars. Ale. he WI, else,
1aring the Keep supply Of IcE GREAM o. ms
best quzsy he respectfully asks ahafe q Paoe pat
TohsEs- lna3e9.l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
VALuABLR HOUSE AEp LOT FnR SALE

i An cGeFisg faz sale, IN 0n4o.e terms The
Ioase aad Lst - ~ u B. sad hieh 49,
A. y. - LtNDsI.ET.
iai3d - Co;ices street
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NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted TO the Nashville Manufacturing
n Company requested to call and make immediate
JNo. B. JOHNSON,
iune26. 1857. President.
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H n. FaTNE. ~. HoAroz. a. LTlEs.
III. III. HAYNES 81 CO,


AGENTS FOR TIE PURCHASE AND
sale Of Negroes, r. W PosrEgs stand, 30 ga cs-
dAr street, NasaFle, rena. lalyS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

VALUABLE CITY LOT FOIR SALE.
ON Tuesday July Tth II O'Clock A. VI I win sch
~ the premises 90 the highest bidder that VALUABLE
LOT Cherry stree 1ining the Office O The uRioa and
American Immediate neighboFhoSi Of the Post
Oc- and Custom House, fronting 30 feet Chrrv street.
Il Old Ia tEo lots Of fenty fee eseh T. desired
FERMs-t 2 snd years foF notes well eudoFsed bear
ing Interest ON date, aad ! en- retained
June IS. 1871. TURNER 8. FOSTER.
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ANTED.
q rs

a WET NURSE, for wateh a liberal price viii Ls paid.
n Cal Immediately Al 80. 90. Cedar street.
JAY S-2s HAYNES . co.
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STRAYEnOR STOLEN.

CNTRAYED or stolen from my premises upper Broad
> small dark brown mare, about nine years old
well. No marks. liberal reward will be given TO
any who will take her up. P. @. LEWIS.
July 2.-u.
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NOTICE,

VNHE undersigned being compelled law to attend
Knoxville the FIRST Monday in july, and for fifteen
DAYS thereafter to make with the Revenue
Collector Of Fast Tennessee the office at the Capitol will
be closed until his return. JAMES LUTFRELL,
NashviIle JuIy 3. 1857. Comptroller.
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x II Y
TO Tbs
GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE:

AN ESSAY,
Designed show that the present Geographical, Hy-
grs heal ard Geo Rca structures observed the
ear crust the result Of forces acting according
to xel demonstTave laws, analogous to those
ing the development OF orean'c bodies. By RICHARD
OWEN D. Professor of Geology AID Chemistry in the
University OF Nashville The Of Ioisd0Da is to baoo
the laws by which the Is governed; the of
Uirte obey them Illustrated by Maps mad Diagrams.
For sale by [may16l CHAS. W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

TTNE attention OF Railroad Companies Farmers, Manu-
facurers and all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing 1t
home good machinery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGS OF every description, GEARING, CAR WHEELS OF
the most improved patterns, SAW MILLS PUMPS, kc &c
is respectfully called TO this Establishment now grow
ing rapidly the premises OF the late Nashville Manu-
featuring Company. We intend to the business
fully extensive before and SHAH be ready 10 take
orders for Mlchnery and Casting. We have alread
commenced ooeraton in blachsm it'll shop and Boiler
yard and sha give immediate satisfaction to old and new
omeTs
We experienced Mechanics-each Of as personally
attending to his depsrtment-and thus We SHAH be
able at lower rates than hereto
fore done in this city. We shah warrant piece OF
work done at this Establishment and give prompt ana
personal attention order Jeff at once thus
hone 70 give general saaeton and be patronized by all
friends OF home N anufac ure. NJ. JACKER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn
juns2T-tf Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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auaNER ANn WINTRR ruRErP sEED.

6E Fseeved, fFom y Lsndreth's Nursery. s1pfr -
ID SuaEaeF ard Winter Turnp sze4- Eor ase % - s1e
pQand. IJgnsiTl D. 4 WALLER 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
COBBETT'S POLITICAL WORKS.

JUST RECEIVED
SELECTIONS FROM THE POLITICAL WORKS OF VIII
LIAM CoBBETT: Being complete sbrdgment OF the
100 Volumes which comprise the writings Of "Poroupine"
and the weekly Political Register" with Notes, His
torcal and explanatory, By John NJ Goblet and James
P. Goblet. vols svo.
For sale by
june2t w T. BERRY 4 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04

ing cause to the sublime Declaration which we
this day commemorate. Measures are transit
tory, the days of man are few and fleeing, but
principles are eternal. 1t was for them that
our ancestry fought, and tits in them, that the
Republic must look for its safety and perPetui-
ty. Whatever aspect measures may wear, or
whatever disguise may be assumed, the Prln-
ciples of our free institutions mast be vigllant-
ly, sacredly guarded. If SO, our Government
may, the which may God grant, be perpetual.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-04
P. P. PECK & BRO,

p. P. PECK & BRO,
HAVE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, GE2<
Il Just received from New York. These JS5F11ZH
Coaches believe finer than any Sl5<-~Ey
brought West OF the Allegheny Mountains.
june2S-
II. II. PECK * BRO,
INVITE the attention OF dealers their stock Of
i BuRgies. We make a good article which warrant.
We have also hand Eastern article, which
rant. iune2S.
p. p. PECK s. BRO,
law this day received Three COACHES which
II believe to De Amer than any in Tennessee. june2S
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Adam Graeme, Of MOssgray,

A NOVEL. By MIS-. oLIPHANT,
Author Of Zadee Passages in the Life OF Mrs Marga
ret Maitland" &C.
For ssleb by [iuly1l W.T. BERRY & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31
stella fourth Gen. Darcy won by half snxsA rms-rO

stella fourth; Gen. Darcy won BY half Length. msro
the quarter 81; haf i;I5: heat 2;Sl
RI rrh HeR This, without exception, Was one OF the
best and desperately contested heats soas Ne have
Witnessed on any race course FOR q number q year
conested-each jockey dcag his utmost 70 send bis flyer
ahead, and each neeved With deteFnfnanon 70 w1n On
ss ai into ssh ~cs they wore again ali together
DO the back stretch gait was terrihc Alers Dam
sci broke before reaching 'be half mile po't time litks
short break The half mile p,e they wore ali together
With exception Of Gen Darcy who was half length ad
Around the lower turn LADY Woodrun's head
sdvaucs in second more Miiiers hsmse sho sod
all three Stella three lengths behind Coming
up The homestretch no one could name the winner
dIs. vas Dsrc' then Mllers psmss then LADY Wood
tired. Pssing The dra ~aate, hilers Damse good
half length ahead shen she broke, Darcy roting
op Lady woodruff we'll and Stella nearly pulled up
six eDeths behind The judges AFTER due elaboration
and the chestnut mare Ttme-To the quarter, 49, half
l:1b1,; heat, 2:32
nj, Heat-sella was now drawn. They got OF at the
till reaching the backstretch, when Mile - Dsmse broke
and lot three Lengths Before getting to the half mile
poet she caught and Der lot ground an sue
on the third turn, who had been leading during the heat
ae'e the excitement wa mmense the hackers Of Gen
knowing ones fighting little sby consequently there
no nkeTs Az they swung the homcstretch they hal
Nearing the drawrsts Miller's DSmsei gradually drew
ont ahead. Here Mclaughlin shook up his horse, who
chetIfully responded 70 his call, and yoked the mare
At this stage Of the game II any heat the
however, out footed him sba passing the score By
bead and neck In advance, and winning the heat Tine
To the quarter, osk half, 1:tsx; hest, 2:36.
Ssxth Beat.-IAty Woodruff drawn. They were of q
the nrst attempt Before eschng the first McIAgn
hn took the pole rather quickly; the up and
lost six open kneths She ~ her work agaio
and on the back stretch she gradually closed the gap
oollayed him on the lover turn and the homestrect
the pace was awfulboth tapped. In this position they
passed the draweat, when Darcy unfortunately broke
within forty feet OF the JUDGES stand and the thing
out the mare ~pning the heat and raceone OF the best
Nc have ever seen.
UNION CovRsI, l. THURSDAY, May 20, 1S57.-Trotius
purse, $500; mile heats best three In i've, harness.
G. Carl named u. m. Miler's DamseL.. o
8. Mclaughlin named b. g. General
Darcy Observation-Disclosures. 2 8 q :
Hiram Woodruff named b. m. Lady
WoOorun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. al
D. Tallman named m Stella l DIR
w. Wheean named m. lola. $3.50. forfeit
Owners named r. &. Captain Henry.
nme-2:31 x-2:3l Observation-Disclosures
SAME DAY.-Tronng, match for $780, mile and repeat
TO wagons.
W. Peabody named r. m. Ratty shenin. ......... I
A. Sheehan named b m. Musty. ..................
ffme-2b1k-2:iS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31


The steamship ArHso Captain Lines, sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Hsue. with N psssenger- and oss
IN specie rcooecs arr, mis- Ia the largest number Of
cabin passengers osses the Atlantic in sesnshp.
sn sulrAr Quebec, reports having sen ship ere
spb april The Afsb.p ~ Bristol ~ boat 10 her but
found sbe was snerwar6 armed hey we're TAX
% BY The Ocean Queen. OF London
BApx rsenrvooy lcs he passage from Manila San
Riehmopd eSscS }siApd Jnpe Isss apd valued Al spo
sSaIisrsd a Manila o osa s,e oas o. sugar S san Sr.o
clsco.
Br.s Rrpxorr-squan beach Mag ss-The brig Rideou,.
ina miles south q g. usn sbs has no carsl The hull q
Total loes materials saved She - old. and The
IAN a s $1,000 ,ss css ~ r hn"
rovrr -Galvcs'rn May n. On The ich Inst the srs
rorh Axwor,h Of and from New o~k. shorr while
Shssss B o. D. "a. end g Z! Ssss. ,.Ss The s
% Der whole csrss. iisssr empcysa AID down
By lever Nvocd wssr-, Es, secretary Of me Board of
Upderwrterul,
Brra Many coss-rhe BaItn,re P.sis ~ NE ,sh says.
ssess s'4 srans sd easily s1psiass sy ne IA.
that the brig toh load ~ granite from an Eastern por IN
sss ss .a sSS was IN ~o for pe
ssi~d Meantime gang cf csukefs have been
s s, on
EsY WAR Msy 2l--Tbe bayk phlah has BEEN surveyed
rouden ned The estimate Of the cost 70 repair her
% condemnation; ne amount estimated between
The ,ss H.en Rooher below reported ashore IN Elbow
Reef hirvd About go railroad iron h.s been
a. we're soS y he s.rsa ss sroass.
The brig Randolph /. taking In me cargo Of the ship pni
rnut WRECKED here last August
Tho foiiewns table Cv. summary % he ve.-.ls in ne
ussrsscn, ssvsnush' sone and Fe~ orcans On me rd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Ioruzy fEuRsIrun-Ths following are couple Of spe-
cmcns Of lottery advertisement literature which We hnd
introducing the scheme prizes Of lottery in Ssichez,
Miss, paper -
nov pAnes gorgeous IN ss sine, lovely In ns sppev-
ance and bright the radancs OF beauts eye, vhen
love beams vtstfnly over Of bliss rich and pure
In jts cbaste wealth the ccle thai hangs from Dian
temple; a. Respondent In Ia magnhcence the sheeted
lightning that tires the dome Of beaver 10 listen N tho
hnndcr tones ef Jehovah s2l ooo o. 600 $1,000 Tos.
efs only 81. Look 70 II, all who fov pary sum would
garner roldcn harvest Packages oaiy $40. Shares in
proportion.
The disdem md the scepirc would be worn with dignity
hy tbe master mind that from the chaos OF gave
ahace aud form 10 this ccster " brllan,s spicud aud
msgnidccnce are here In AL their beauty. Bchod the
prges be- divided among ticket holders. Who esti-
mate the benefits which this III lottery viii confer ON m>u
tnd Who chronicle the tears 81 the widow and the
pban that the drawing o. Class IA will dry ap' Behold
ih besuiiee, and quicnly order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Pms IN FEE WooDs.-Ws learn rom he o.
deusbuyg &~ins that extensive hres raging In We
woods Of Franklin and Clinton counties. Sewers oarns
have been burned and dwellings nm eaened conducsof
Of he night rain from Rouses Point Tuesday night
stated that the fires which are prevailing contiguous 70 the
road bad 30 far consumed the lies, &C. In the "cateau
gay Woods" that necessary 70 stop The ain sad
hy rails 10 enable the cars 70 pass-Abany Journal,
Nov "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

TEXAs CEKTTFfCATHs--AN INFORMANT DNCIsfON,-
The decision made yesterday BY the Circuit Court for th
district, in the u Combs Hodge, embraces the
settlement Of point Of Law OF general interest and i'm
pcfapce every where, viz that certificates o the debt of
Texas, endorsed by he parties N whom issued, and
placed ny them in tho hands Of agent transferred
the books Of Texas, could be, BY that agent sold
bono de purchaser without no,cc IN him the
absolute title 10 them. n. Importance srises from W. sp
pcsbihy 70 transactions IN stocks generally Eaktecn
Sar, kcy2T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

have besu taken Win The Hus night, but this successful
apartment a NJ. Brady UNDERWOOD 70 be she nTst PRO
dncaSos q Photographs BY IN artificial hight Exsmiaed
py daylight q Mr.. Badys gallery, The ceuves are 10 no
respect dnsyens In texture nom the best pictures q tns
san sxecutsd BY sunlight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Arpogsrsrrrs on Lshrnon4e The; aeeresry a
he Treasury has made ~ sccwins spponimsn q Hight
Roysi ssos.. NC, mi noNksup suAry Nn per
Sand Key. Fls, Usl@ ecgnss eAeo per 9pn ~ ..,r,
for- snce ResS - ho1Iy, t00pev snnur Bsp-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

JfNF9 FUED~IN bfNfEFIt =
Csn you inform the pubic by what authority the rcc
tors OF the Mint make the arbitrary Of re1uvua the
Spanish pa ~ OF dollars 70 weigh amount in order
10 entitle The holder 10 receive The count for Them
namely -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

AxAANAo Roa uBv yoR1-snn pAS
SUE 81 u0ou morn u
SUE ssfs............ 10 u1an vAxn1 morn 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

why - 30 IN sixteenth worth much ~ 80 In quar-
ie-sf IL this not arbitrary distinction not authorized
by the law JUSTICE
Bsooury, May 20, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

This powerful light was thrown upon bust Of Franklin
set out upon the stage Mr. Brady, the Photographed Of
Broadway came Forward Al this point and with large
camera took two imperial photographs The bust by this
light This experiment quite notice able, nasnuch II
n the nr attempt this country, and probably any whore,
70 produce photograph BY such light Da9euroypcs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
MlaaearY Cs,nnaax.

pa,.ua nj "a preyjous notice . ia,~. ann,h.,
~ u..h.,,s.. 81 hi. cir, ...~n,h,.a I. q. "a,
nj, on s1tsrday e,en;e1 I'D n ~. ...r,. q.
IN. ,,v.aisa,iou az niii,.,v f,,,,,. !, -.
c,,x
| The meet;nv -, o,..n;,.d +, ,,;,. y.
WIN. Y yo,.n. - ~. rn.;. - ..:..,.-
In. D. Nu...lm.r sec..,.,.
On motion n n, R..rd.,.,v .,.,,,...
Of ,hre. .,.,;,,.a -
Of sereemen, IN r. .;onea ~ $685.. go. !.
to ioiu mid Comn.n, m. so,,o-;,r ...,,.
men we're .nno;n,.d s.,d corn,,;,,.
J. Smith McKepnv r prxa.,, - W.
Young
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY,
BCELlNGfoN. IOWA.

The Fifth Anniversary Of this fnsstnfor
win occur, by concerted arrangement with The other So
ceties iatcresie July As ISL, aud be observed with
AXE following order OF exercises:
Saturday, JAY :, ~ A. d. he Corner Stone Of the
New kdce for La,ies Seminary, w,;i be laid with appro-
PIRATE ceremonies. and Address by His Exc~lency
Jaraes " 6riaes, Governor Of the Stale OF Iowa.
Sunday, July B, atts r u. the annual sermon be-
fore he Roger Williams soeiesy for Inquiry, will be
preached By Rev H. 9, Weston Of Peoria H. or alter
uste. Rev. J. 7. Roberts, Of o,tunwa-
.. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Mornings, July
., and 8, NJ A. NJ will the Annual Examins
CT the several Glasses Of the Preparaor, school, under
the direction Of Rev. Arson Tucker, Monmouth Rev.
J. Harrison, d. D., Burlington, Rev. H. z. Wilbur, Mt.
Pleassnt Alfred D. Green, Esq, Brroston and Rev. j.
y. Chds, 0skaioosa, Examining Committee.
Monday, July 8, AT r. NJ. there viii be held spe
cal meeting OF the Executive Beard and other friends
Of the Iowa Baptist Education society, hear the An.
naa Report and attend to other business, preparatory
TO the Annual Meeting Of the society
8. Monday, July s. at ~ 2. will occur the Annua
Meeting al The Iowa pist Education Society shen the
Annual Sermon will be preached by Rev Y. Billings
smith, OF Iowa City, or alternate, Rev. Geo. Miles, Of
6. Tuesday and Wednesday, July and s, at Q p. NJ.
VIII be held The Annual Meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
OF Burlington University, for tie hearing OF Annual
Reports, Elections OF Trustees and Officers and ransac
ton of other important business.
I. Tuesday, July I, at ~ 2. the Eonadclphan So
ciey of the University, i'll celebrate Anniversary
wh an Grafton, by Rev. Wm Howard, d. D., of CHI
s. Wednesday, jury $, at ~ P. H., Wal the An
nuai Exhibition OF tu Preparasoty ii'o with award
ing OF Premiums, by Pfesiieat of Board Trustees,
and Address OF Rev Lorenzo b. Allen, A. NJ, Principal
OF the University. H t4 444 en-
Friends OF the Institution generally are invited to at
tend upon these Exercises, and tfsse arriving from
abroad are requested to inquire at the Book Of H.
Hawiey, next door North Of the Barrett House, fer
Rev. Thomas u Ind, Committee on uospitalities.
In behalf Of Board Of Trustees,
Burlington, June 5, 1851. q. }. JOHNSON, SKc'Y.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01


FRUGALIrY AMONG THE NEGRoEs.-In the
foundry of Gaty, McCune l. Co., at St. Louis,
among its two hundred and seventy operatives
are two negroes, who began life at the estab-
lishment in ls4s as slaves. By dint of unfagging
industry in due course of time one Of them
bought himself wife and Eve children, paying
for himself $l40O, and on an average for wife
and children $500 each. This negro is now
supposed to be worth in his own right more than
5000 in real estate in that city. Another ne
gro entering the factory about the same time,
amassed sufficient money by his attention to
duty 70 purchase himself at the price of 800,
his wife At $500, and four children at S4Oo each,
and is now worth $4,000 in real estate. These
negroes we're bought from their masters by Mr..
Gasy, with the understanding that they should
work themselves free, and out of his own
pockets he gave two per cent interest on the
deferred payments. The children of both are
now receiving an excellent education at the
public schools Of St. Louis.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

Commissioners Sale Of Choice Lands
on Ten Years Credit

per 1nfer"Nf.
DT virtue OF Decree Of the District Court Of Des
ID Moines County The lersigped will offer ut Public
Auctinn at Marion Hail. in the city of BuF, gton on
Saturday Jsy lsh At. O'Clock NJ, the following de-
serhs; land In Washington Township, Dr- Hen-s Co,-
ty, viz: TIE South haf ot Section 20, Township ~
Range 32i acres the North half Of Section 81 Tawn
ship ~ Range S2 acres, In lots irchasers
Thi- land is about v miles from the Burlington and Mis-.
souri, River Railroad aud nearly in sight Of New Lon
don-is choice Prairie, lies IN u body ne miles square
viii, #atsr convenient, and viii make noble stock farm
Timber land be purchased In the vicinity areasona.
bic prices.
TERAs--One-third cash down: tie balance on ten
years credit with interest at the nf per cent,
able annually. WV. GARRETT, tco,n.,,.s,,,..s
June I-id J. 4. SCOTT, fS"n'e'isss"hefs.
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Trustees Sale.

NJ HEREAS n. W Hurris End Maria Enrris, bis wife
by their Deed, dated :, ptsa,b.r Path, 1>i8,
veyed to the uDdsrsghrd The following described real
estate, situate, lying and being in Louisa county and
Stale OF Iowa, to-wit Lots n, and Nv, Il aud 9
and the Southwest quart of the quarter
Section No six, lG III township No s-venty..ix, ,,6
north range, No i've (5I west, Containing Ill 6u 1'u
acres Also the west half of the northeast quarter of
section thirty -Ihiee, 49, H. township No seventy four
t4 north range No tire 81 west, containing So acres
and also The north west qu.rer otte north, asst quar-
Ter OF section No seven, a. in township No seventy
Tour, Of,l north range, No four 90 west, containing
~ acrestn trust 10 the payment uf promisory
note IN said Deed OF Trust specified AZ desc d. fer
Five Thousand Dollars stGO) with interest per
cent And whereas SAID note is due and unpaid, there
fore said Trustees will Sell all the above de-
scfibed according 70 the DIVISIONS OF the Deed II us
above named public Yendue the font door of the
Court House in the city OF Burlington, DeS MONIES
county, Iowa. for cash to the highest bidder, Mon
day the sixth 6) day of July, 1851 between the hours
OF clock N. and O'Clock of said day to salts
fy said demand and costs of said trust. g.
june "a It'd. CROCKER, -
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