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Dickson County Curcm, COurt-Sept. Rules
1851,

George Ann Hill, Geo " Hl-PetitioR for Divorce.
TT appearing from the petit in this that the de-
PENDANT, " Hill, resident Of the State Of
Tennessee and beyond the CT the process Of this
court It therefore ordered that publication be made
three the Nashville Union and
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring
him appear the Judge Ofthe circuit held
county Dickson il be Stale of Tennessee at the
court in the Charlotte, the Alb Monday in
October next then and there TO cad demar
comp anaHt's petition, or the will be take
iessed and set for hearing paIte.
seIt2S-g3 fee 81. kOBT McNEILLY. & m
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TRUST SALE

DY virtue Of deed Of trust to executed b7 Maria H.
ID Nebbett, which is Of record in the Registers Office Of
Davidson County in Book No. "a pages 4S and 49, will
sell a. the Court yard Nashville Saturday the 81
dEy of October 1851, auction To The highest bidder oI
cash. The property herein described being House and Lot
the side OF Cherry said Lot fronting seventy
two and half feet said street, and RAINING back
College street The House said lot Is a comfortable
brick dwelling.
Sept I6, Is57-tds WIN, A DAVIS. Trustee.
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BooE-KEEPNG By DOUBLE ENTRY-On the ex
animation of Stephen Bronson, Jr, charged with
defrsuding bank in Chicago, of which he was
cashier, Judge Wilson; one of the victims was a
witness, and gave the following important piece Of
evidence
" Have never examined the books to ascertain in
regard TO the accounts; witness would not attempt
any such thing He regarded the plan of keeping
books by double entry as a scheme for swindliug
False entries could be made and the best Of book
keepers could not detect them. Witness would as
soon undertake TO work the most difficult problem in
huxious comic sections unrsve the mysteries
Of double entry book keeping. If the books show
balance for Bronson. they wrong that's all; and
If the people be swindled in this way the double
entry system should be abolished by statute -
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LANDS AT PURLIC SHE.

ON "WEDNESDAY, 3lth instant, viii offer for sale to
~ the highest bidder, a. aNTlOCH DEPOT, eight miles
from Ma hvile, eight b. ndsOme small tracts Of Land,
fronting on the Rail GA Turnpike, ard Depot grounds.
These lands very fertile and well Implied with abuR-
dane of good spring water, and timber.
Time 20 Nashville, 90 minutes.
For further Information C No o. Cherry street.
seDt96td NAACE * WOODWARD.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of meeting on
our streets, a few days Since our old friend, Maj
E G. EASTMAN, ofthe Nashville Union and american
We were pleased TO see him in the enjoyment Of
good health, and to notice that Time, who deals
roughly with most of u.s. had touched him gently in
the long interval Of thirteen years, since we met
with him before. To Maj Eastman, as much as to
any man in the State, are the Democracy indebted
for their success and while we wish his labOrs had
resulted differently, trust his party will long keep
him IN grateful eSteem.-Athcrs Post.
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THE LATE LIEUTENANT HERNDOS U. S. NAVY
1t Is beautiful commentary the character of our
c0untrymen, that not woman or a child persisted
in the late stupendous disaster Whatever formal
tribute may be designed to be paid the memory Of
the noble commander of the lost ship, should be
rendered by the women of America. He has reflect
ed honor upon his country, indeed, whose memory
is embalmed in the gratitude of her daughters
C,Jfeg
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BLUE RIDGE TUNNEL COxPLETED-A note lated
the 18th, from Col CrOIet the chief engineer of the
Blue Ridge railroad TO the editor of the Charfotes
vile JsfsrsoHidH, states that the grading of the tun
mel is completed and the track through the tunnel is
now being laid This will be a work of but few
days, and the cars may then be run through as soon
as he President aud Directors of the Central Rail
road Company shall think proper to do so.
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pursuance oan order OF the ehancery court OF Hick-
man county, made at the July term 1857, IN the Of
James Rodgers, admins Of Agns lewis a.,
BT4uia JONES, WILL on t. premises Friday The 30h
day of October, sell to the hyle bidder the following
sCTibed tract OF and, tOW lyng The waters Cane
creek in toe 10th c district bounded by the lands of
May ded and Cochran, BY the lands Jesse hwe,
south By the lands Wm hughes by lands
of K uamgbeil. Number OF acres unknown Two hun
dTed and fifty dollars in cash viii CURED; the remainder
q credit OF IL months; good
Qured, bearing Interest fOm dae SAID land is sold for
pay meHts of depts, &c.
sept 25-H3t pr ie 81 D EASILY C q m.
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HIGH Prices FOR NEGROES As an evidence of
the great appreciation in which this description of
property Is now held, the sale of eighteen yester-
day. by Mr. Hector Davis may be cited Their
owners realized an average of $1,000 per head for
the lot. The majority of them were field hands
The highest price obtained was 81, 50O.-Rieluond
N5g,fb
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HIGu PRICE FOR NEGROEs.-We have often heard
that thing worth its weight in silver but did
not think We would ever negroes sell for such a
price. few days since a gentleman Of this place
paid $1,000 piece for five negro girls, from twelve
10 nfteen years OF age. Reckoning silver at twelve
ounces 10 the pound, which is Troy weight, the
negros, allowing them hundred pounds weight
each, cost just their weight in silver
The crazy prophecy OF some man that negro fell
lows would, in five years, bring S5OOO will we be-
ieve be fulfilled -Eut1C IAIal Wig.
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B6- All the officers of the Central America we're
lost except James NJ. Farier, second officer, and
George E. Asbly, the Chief Engineer, who took
boat and deserted the ship
The crew Of the Central America consisted of one
hundred men
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FOE SALE.

T0HB Foundry, Engine, Machinery, Patterns &c, &c,
belonging TO the FULTON FOUNDRY, now used by
Mari Cooke. This FOsndry located the business
portion of the City HicEman, and has ever necess-
AIRY for immediate while the cOury around Is rapidly
improving No better location be found for
DESTROYS engage in this busInes. Terms reasonable
Apply to lsept- I,-dlw6Ewlml A. 5. WATSON
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The Philadelphia L.dger Of Saturday states that

The Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday states that
the creditors Of Reevs Buck & Co., the Phoenix Iron
Company, and Reeves, Abbott 8 Co. had meeting
on the 18th inst at which very large majority was
present. The followingis extract from the pro-
ceedings of the meeting, from which it viii be seen
that the extensive iron establishments belonging to
these firms will be continued in operation as here.
tofore:
Mr.. G. Hager, Of Lancaster. acted as president
Of the meeting. written exhibit of the affairs of
the firms submitted and respectively referred
to committees: In the matter of Reeves Buck Co.,
| and the Phoenix Iron Co., to Joseph Cabot w. H.
| Dufheld, George Cole, Edwari Brook and Thomas J.
Potts, and in the matter of Reeves Abbott g. Co., to
| Edward B. Grubb, B. A Shseffer, Thomas E. Frank
| lin, VIM. L. Piper, and George NJ Stemman After
examination of the liabilities and assets the COM
mittees reported that the firms have ample property
pay all claims, with interest if reasonable time
| be granted them, and recommended that an extern
sion be granted follows: The liabilities to be di-
vded into eight equal payments, the first to be made
in months from date, and the others every three
months thereafter; the last being in twenty nine
months from this time, interest to be added on the
several claims from maturity; and the payments to
be secured by mortgages or judgments on the Safe
Harbor and Phenixvile properties to trustees, fol-
the creditors of the respective firms each property
only TO be bound liened for the debts of its firm
The following gentlemen were suggested by the com
mittees as trustees in the mortgages or judgments
In Reeves Buck Co., Robert Kelton, EdwarC
Brooke, and George R. Justice. In Reeves Abbot
| & Co., Christopher Hager, Samuel Shock, Thomas
E. Franklin, VIM. L. Piper, and Bartram A. Shaef
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ONthe 5th day Of December 1857, upon the premises
will sel on credit twelve months, g. the highest bid
der tract Of land the Tth side # Cumberland river
Nsrrece creek, in district g. JEcksou county con
tuning aoo n Two hundred acres, adjoining
Thomas Bufhns and t1ers Sa by decree the county
court of Jackson county in the Of tdam Hufns
guardian Of the heirs OF william Hpfas, deceased pro-
nounced at the Septembe 1857 county court Of
JACKSON county for striOuOn The bldtng for said land
will be opened at tn hundred dollars The purchaser
will ne nred 10 give note with good security and lien
will be retained nthe landfor the purchase money.
sept 24-W4t prs fee 81 VIM GUkE clerk
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NEW BANK.-The Bank of Mexico is the name
OF new monetary institution recently organized at
the city Of Mexico to accommodate the growing BUSH
ness of the city. Its present capital S. OOO OOO
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Lost.

I AND Warrant No. 17l9, dated 18th March, 1881, is
j ! sued to Alfred NJ. Elemming. Twas mailed to me in
December S55, at West Grove, DAVIS county Iowa and
never has cOme to hand l orewsrn all persons frOU
using the same, ! am the rghtfu owner and shall sp
D The Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of
said warrant W. f BAIRD,
Cornsrsvile. Giles county. Tenn. Aug 5. 81. wss
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Ellis & Moore,


RE- happy inform their old friends and the public gen
n orally tha they have nude large adI their Ma
chine shop and Foundry. and have double facilities
rendering satisfaction 70 al who may var hem IN cali.
IL our intention heretofore. % keep OurselEes we'll
sCpplrd Eiih every dtscr pun % steam F. gnes Boilers,
Mill Machinery, ~hafing, Also, at iuds OF work for
Hour lis, STEAMBOATS, Mills. Tobacco Factories,
prices. BILLS q MOOR
Nos q "a Market south Of Broad Street. Nashville Tenn
10 ds4nna-
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ASSASSINATION OF A BRITISH MINISTER

! We find the annexed particulars of the assassina-
tiOn of Mr.. Sullivan, the British Minister, in the
CalaO correspondence of the Panama Star and Her.
! aid:
Mr.. Sullivan dining alone, when six men,
masked, entered and fired three shots one Of which
is fatal having entered The groin and passed up into
the Tugs After the deed was done, one of them ex-
! claimed-'I am now satisfied :" and then they all
disappeared. There is desire on the part of the
Peruvians TO throw the whole matter as the result
Of an intrigue with lady. Be that as it NAV the
Government feel alarmed TO what the result will
be The steamers Ucalys and Tumbes are going
south to bring back Gen Castillo and probably some
troops.
Cdlao, August IA Frenchman and negro
have just been arrested on suspicion of being ac-
completes of the assassination of Mr. Sullivan
There not the slightest hopes of his recovering
IL Is now reported that the act was committed by
SEINE of the most respectable persons in Lima
However, l will give you the rumor Il appears
hort time ago ball was given by of the leading
families in Lima, and that Mr. Sullivan took there
a well known prostitute that he has kept long
time as his mistress; the gentlemen present remou-
straed with him, calling his attention to the fact
that 1t gross insult TO all persons present to
which he is said 10 have replied that She was as
good as any woman present or in Lima, and that
they were all a set of prostitutes reward of 100
ounces Is offered for the apprehension Of the muir
derers.
The conduct of the Peruvian official towards
American vessels has called for the interference of
the United States Minister who, no doubt with his
usual prOmpGtude will demand redress.
HITCHCOCK's LETTER.-IIitchcOcks says that Pillow,
having allowed himself to be persuaded by Scott,
on a dark rainy night, to take bed in his IScotts)
quarters, twas actually in bed the next morning
when the assault was made upon Centreas." This
does not come very well from one who gave up one
of the very finest regiments in Mexico 10 accepta
position, the duties OF which guaranteed him safe
distance from action Notwithstanding The bad spirit
in which the letter is written, we shall publish it
entire to 1t forms the second chap.er of
voluminous work now being written, to be called
Scott and his Mexican Generals Washington States.
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1000 ACRES

Of excellent LANDS Warren county. They are generally
Uaiiug and the portions not cleared studded with fine
OAK, poplar hickory walnut and other descriptions of tim
Der producing mast in abundance. Charters Creek an
uutaiEg stream, furnishing abundance Of wafer
through the csare OF them, aud there are, in addition
twenty fine springs scattered through them The soil is
we'll adapted 10 tae cultivation Of Corn Wheat Oats all
the small grams and domestic grasses and will compare
faguubY with the best Warren county ands Produc-
log grains spontaueOusy in abundance there is better
range Tor cattle and sheep the state portion of the
alOs improved, there being some eight or cult
OF he beautiful residence of Or GlSc1ck The whole
body Of them has however, been recently surveyed and
aid of IN small tracts containing from 100 500 acres
and fronting public road In point Of society," the
location has many advantages schools and
mills Convenient and the Manchester and Mcliun
vile Railroad which is but miles di-tant affords
oueE market Tbs town Of MeMInnvllis the county
seat, is but miles off which it is believed the
great Southern University be established under the
auspices # the Episcopal Church. will be located, thus
enhauc ng The value Of ell the lands the neighbort Osd
TIE Celeb aed waeriT place, Besshe5a is but IS miles
distant Thehea hfunesS Of this portion Of Middle Ten
neseei provsrbs is the retreat Of numbers
Of persons from the Soulh
This sale will lfIrI unusually fine opportunity to
thuse DESTROYS Of purchasing stock farms in OF the
best sections Of the state and it is hoped that al SUCH
ell those who nay wish merely 70 obtain place
% refuge from the heats Of hummer, viii examine these
lands
free barbecue will be prepared at toe Big Spring head
Of CharIeys Greek the accommodation Of all who nay
attend
TEAMS OF SALE-ODe two and three years. credit for
notes with approved security, and lien refined
FersO1s desirr further information will address GEO
GLASCOCk, Meanwhile Tenn. or,
= r eLASCOCK, gent
sepil3 No 81 Cherry ST., NashviHe, Tenn
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P1oIFIo RAILRoAD.-A steamer arrived at Caddo,
Texas, on the llth with one locomotive and one
hundred and fifty tons Of chairs end spikes, for the
esufbVrA Pseiss Rsilread
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W.T.. BERRY & co. have Just received COLLECTION
OF REMARKABLE CASES IN SURGERY. Selected and
arranged from American and Foreign Journals By
Prof. PAUL 2. EvE,
Royal octave, s55 pages. sS 80
In this volume presented, in 'sieal o-m,the
history the treatment and the results Of Than eiRR
hundred cases. hbng every variety Of injury, and many
Of the forms Of anomalous disease, with which the surgeon
would be likely Many OF here recorded
have occurred intervals long distant in different
tries aud under different surgeons Hence this volume
obvates the necessity OF lsbOdous reference to the
exhaustess series OF volumes Of the various journals by
the practitioner who Is seeking for the experiences Of others
in unusual cases. and he may here realty end examples
for which be weuld search vain. He is
furnished, in 6ae With Encyclopedia OF Practical Sur
gerry which, amer havi'gosce examined, II lie thoug h no
would bs Wingto disperss with than with his
dictionary. septic
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GRAND royal ARCH CHAPTER,

II He next annual Communication Of the GRAND ROYAL
L ARCH CHAPTER OF TENN ESSRE, will convene in
the city of Nashville the second M0ndag 10 October
being the day of the north The ofcers Of the Grand
Chapter and the Representative Of Subordinate Chapte
are requested to be punctual in sIer attendance
CHARLES A. FULLER,
sept. Is Grand Secretary.
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Increase in gallons. 4,61, 24O "
In the distillatiou of this there were consumed
7,97SO95 bushels of Corn and other grain. This
city, in addition to being the great Pork market of
tue country, and the great manufacturing emporium
Of the Western portion of the Republic, is, also,
beyond all doubt, the most extensive Whisky market
The world
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b6-There are SIXTEEN candidates for the Office Of
Sheriff in Dallss county, Ala, already ths else-
ten Genes Of 10 Argtst; ieee
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA,
AT AUGUSTA.
HB TWentySXth Course Of Lectures in This Inst tuition,
will commence on MONDAY, the I'd NOVEMBER
next.
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, G. N. NEWTON, MD.
Anatomy, H. P. "a PBELL, NIB.
surgery, l.. A. DUGAS, MD.
Institutes and Practice Of Medicine, D. FORD MD.
Materia Medca Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence,
!. P. GARVIN, ND.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Infants, EVE
NJ d.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, H. V. NJ MILLER,
MD.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX. MEANS, d.
DemonstTator of Anatomy, ROBr, CAMPBELL, MD.
Assistant Demonstration Of Anatomy, S. B. SIMMONS.
MI.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered in the City Hospital
and at tn Jackson Street Hospital.
Fee for whole Course, Sl95.
MstuculatiOn Ticket TO be taken oneel IS.
For further particulars apply to member Of the Facul
", Orto septs6 l. p. GARVIN, Dean.
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EsTRAYS-CHEATHAW COUNTY

TAKEN up in the hst district Of Cheatham county on
Marrow bone creek, b, George W. rnathy, BAY
HORSE pa well, e Cd ell round, some saddle marks
and supposed to be ,e1 years old. Appraised 500.
Al o., one dark brown MARE MULE has big head
anu has been rOweed white Of the neck
shoes on all round, but somewhat appraised, July
20ih 1857, at $50 JAMES LENOx
sept 5-w3t HANGER
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We have the following also from Boston /:

The liabilities of John Grace Co., who failed on
Wednesday are stated at $780, OOO and of E D. Bring.
ham & Co. 100000. The failure of c. A Mills &
Co. is the heaviest yet reported in Boston. s. A
Elliot, ]. K. Mills, P. I. Jackson and Edmund
Dwight are partners in this house.
PRovIDENoE-The failure of French, Sisson
Co., is said to have been caused by the oil connec
lions in that city and Philadelphia Their liabili
ties are $5OOO0O, of which $1,000 O6O falls on New
Bedford. The Marine Bank of which Mr.. French
is president, loses nothing by the failure. Tn,
Journal announces the suspension of H. NJ. Rich
ards, of North Attleborough, with assets more thai
double the amount of his debts
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Lost,

NOTE CTorbstt & Co, for s6s7 p, payable at the
Il Union Bank three months date, ana dated lst p
TENDER 1851 Said mole Is payable aud endorsed
WheIaan and endorsed by Robt HI. The public
cautioned not TO trade for said note.
w S WHITMAN.
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valuable Lot in South Nashville nearly SNARE bst.nd-
= Cd b. washington JEFFERSON and Pearl srss on .ch
nero Is good buildings blr-aiq viii he girsn For
terms appy % LANtEK PHILLIPS = 20
sept. I'm
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NEGROFS FOH sALE.

A RARE CHANCE TO GET GOOD SERVANTS.
'TWENTY-FIVE or thirty Neg res, consisting Of Men,
Women, Boys and Girls. Spe al sJention Is called TO
NO. COOK, washer and lToner. good family servant
with likely cbid sent BOYD d co.
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open TO-DAY New style Of Geuuemen's Bats ior the
~ Fall of 1857. Anticipating large demand lheir stock
is unusually full and desrabe they only susges
tina the quality Of their goods will fully sustain the favor
senl96 WATERFIELD d WALKER,
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oo-partnership gTotice.

The Grand Council of Royal and SeIecl
Masters, will meet the day, above, att o.
clock, p NJ. CHARLES a. tULLBR, Grand Sec'y
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Real Estate. Negroes, &c.

WE will pay the bighsst prices or sy young negroes
w Cash advances made on Ne groes consigned US We
VIII Keep CONSTANTS hand Tor sale, at the old
stsnd oil VIII BOYD, No. 81, cherry street, Nashville,
Tenn. sept %, 81
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claiborne MACHINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have sTsd our new sud extensive Foundry
W the old stand OF the te Nashville vanuiactu ring
Company, and prepared 70 execute heavy and Light
work OF any description the shur urCe Lisht Cast
mas small smOuHs AZ city prices heavy Cas-.
ngs large amounts furnished per Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight have also commenced
operation ia
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines sAWmilis Pnu mills mpov ed
patterns made TO order JOObnz repairing done immsdi
at y. We ready make Engines and Wills
and sha furnish plans enable OuaE up their
Mills with little expense. Manufacturers Farmers viii
mad profitable Us, before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary and steamboats, made order Ofhs
best MATERIAL iets With FirsfroniB, Crates standppes
and Valves warranted 20 stant NY pressure ued for
Manufacturing or pOrpsiiiag purposes
.rr BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description OF SmitiWOrk done excellent STYLE
frstrats Iron usedSfEmiiI Ebr< seruts Dogs
Pitman honss Saw cranks BOiIs and ali kind A Irons
made % order on short notice.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase gnOi. cheap Machinery viii
do well To call II Office or address BY 1tfer-
n JACKER q CO.
Claiborne Machine NrrEs, Nashville. Tenn.
uly 3-a Laie Nasbvilis Man. Co.'S shoDs
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GRAND LODGE OF TENNESSEE

THE next aunua meeting Of the GRAND LODGE Or
L TENNE,SEE will commence on the First Monday in
October being the II this morh, and tn r. pressn
in their attendance.
20 rUbc Address will be delivered by Rev. A.
BARD e Winchester day duung the session. Repre-
sentatives will prepared proper clothing, aP
pear in public procession, CHARLES A. FULaER,
sept l6-eO3J -Sw2t Grand Secretary.
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| HAVE associated with in business JOS. w. DABBS,
L Esq. The style OF the aIn will hereafter be,
BOYD a co
Grateful to my friends the bc generally, for the lib
era patronage heretofore bestoW earnestly solicit
WILL L BOYD, u.