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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-17
Democratic Couoty Convention Of Ram
sey County.

Pursuant TO the call, the delegates elected
to the Democratic County Convention, for
the nomination Of County Officers, District
Officers, and Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, assembled at the Coun-
Gil Chamber the Capitol, in st. Paul, and
was called to order by Mr.. MURRAY; where
upon. on motion, ID. A. J. BAKER, Esq, of
Upper ST. Paul, was elected President Of
the Convention, and Hiram SrmLwnL, of
the Third Ward, was elected Secretary.
Messrs. CAVE, CROSBY and MraxAx were
elected Committee upon Credentials.
The committee reported tie following
named persons entitled to their seats:
Fret Wdrd- W. Crosby, Pat. Nash, I.
Van Etten, John Byrne, Michael Dempsey.
Second WWd-Wm. +. Murray, Jno. Bell
Patrick German, Dan'l o Heron, \. Pottgeser,
Chas. :. Cave, Chas. Bazille.
Third jtayd-Iienry Sheran, p. Murnan
ihos. Grace, Paul Faber, Hiram Stlwell, Ro.
bert A. Smith.
io,sriHe-D. A. j. Baker, Jno. Smith.
u Lnhe CANADA j. F. Meloncon, James
Starkey.
Farm Land--A. Bennett.
Pleasant Lake--Ross Wilkinson.
The Convention then, on motion, proceed
ID to ballot for Sheriff.
: - VI y; t-ssT-;::- .;0ns TELL and J6Gy SMITH SMITH
were appointed tcllers.
BALLOT FOR SHERIFF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
Important ExpediIiOn--ExpIOraI of
the Colorado River

Perhaps no movement undertaken BY Gov
eminent, IN the way of an exploring expedi-
ton, since-that of Lewis 81 Clark, is of greater
interest to the "Far Wesi." than one recent
ly determined upon BY the United States Gov.
ernment.
Under orders from the Secretary of War,
Lieut.. j. Q. Ives will leave New York for San
Francisco, to make preparations at the latter
place, for an exploring expedition up the Col
ofado river, a vast stream of Utah and New
Mexico, extending from its sources in the Rocky
Mountains, near the head waters of the Co
lumbia, the Missouri, the Arkansas. and the
Del Norte rivers, to the Gulf of California
A small steamer is TO be sent over with Lieut..
Ives, to be employed by him ia making by
geographic surveys. a party of some forty
or fifty men will be enlisted in California.
The party are expected to proceed up the river
as far possible in the steamer, and thence
with horses and pack-mules reach its head
waters.
Little is known of the Topography of the
country through which the Colorado passes;
but IL is averred by those who have traversed
portions of it, that the streams are navigabe
for hundreds of miles, and that the country is
one adapted to the support of dense popula-
tion; its agricultural capacities being ecu al TO
the finest lands of the States east of Oordiler-
as. Along the banks of the river are found
numerous ruins Of cities, attributed to the Az
fSSoi anu HhlCti8 IN AICEit6CbuFe, Indicate
high state of civilization on the part of the
builders. At the present day the whole region
Is wilderness, inhabited only by the wild In
dian.
A faithfu description of this strangely in
teresting terra fncogaita viii of itself be an
honor to those who have originated the en-
terprise. But the main river is bot a portion
Of the water flowing to the great California
Gull OF the Pacific. It's tributaries are gath
cred trom the Oordilleras, through range of
SIX degrees of latitude. Green river, which
rises IN number of small lakes at the base of
fremonts Peak, in lat. 43 deg, Is its most
Northern constituent; farther South il receives
the Tampa, the head-waters of which almost
lnteriock with those OF tue North Fork of
Platte river, the Uintab, the White. Grand
river equal IN volume TO the Upper Colorado
hseli, the Navajo, the Ysqniila, the Rio Yer
gen, ana others of considerable magnitude.
The general course of the river h II and =
w, receiving the largest aud most volumInons
OF It's constituents from the East tnouutaip
country. In about latitude SO degrees lie RIO
Gia meets II, and these two rivers enrsr ,,ss
Calf through = common estuary.
The country bordeeng on the Ciils which
is billy and broken, abonnds in conner soiI
and silver minerals, accounts Of when srs -
corded by the Commissioners Of the Boaudars
Survey.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

OALoRIo ENGINEs.-Mr. Ericsson does not
despair Of success in applying the new motor
de Is said to have built eight small engines,
on the hot air principle, since the experiment
with the Ericsson steamship, and to be still
engaged IN the pursuit of his favorite study.
The Scientific American says: she has now
floating on the Hudson small steamer, or air.
eT, about seventy feet long, which he has sue
ceeded in driving at good rate by the COM
bustton of an observation-disclosures quantity of
pine kindling wood. There are two engines,
horizontal, single acting, and apparently about
thirty inches diameter by thirty-six inches
stroke. The vessel is an open boat, or NAM
moth yawl, and the paddle-wheels are abom
ten or twelve feet in diameter. ne believe
air alone is The fluid employment as a medium
to generate the power. +"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

The Day Book states that one If the most
useful of late inventions is that by Mr.. Sloan,
81 81 Louis, for preventing boiler inerustatious.
Ihe invention consists in providing a tank or
vessel, the upper part Of which is in free COM
mnnieation with the water space thereof. The
vessel IS furnished with certain arrangement
OF pipes and other appliances, by which the
iced water Is introduced near the top of said
vessel, and caused to descend ia thin sheet
through the steam space. Daring this transit
through the steam, the water becomes heated
TO zi2 degrees at which temperature the mud
ana other impurities separate aud tall To the
bottom OF the vessel, which Is cooler, and there
remain, while the pure water above is fed in
TO the boiler. The purifying tank may be
cleaned OF its deposits without trouble, when
ever required.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

We learn from the Raleigh STANDARD of ves-
tegday that shooting ARRAY occurred AZ Ar
PomerOy's bookstore in that city, on last Non
day evening, between J. +. Hutchiss. e.
aud AF. Geo. Badger, son Of Hon. George
Badger. One shot was fired By each, bas for
tnnately neither WA hurt.
The esnse which led 10 the alteration Wa
The fact that Mr. Hntohins, a. Justice Of the
Peace, soleinnizsd the rites Of matrimony On
tie Saturday evening Previous between Or.
NJ. ;. Began, Of Ralsigh, aud Miss Annis Il
badger sister 20 George. The marriage = As
eianaesisue oae.-Fsiersbafg va Elfress.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
The sorRho suere svruD.

We have just been shown a specimen of the
syrup OF the sorgho sucre, produced on the
plantation of Mr.. John b. Ives, in st. Bernard
parish, about sixteen miles below New Or
leans. The syrup is of rich brown color is
extremely oderous, aud has a taste much re
sembling thar of West India molasses. Mr..
Ives informs us that the sorgho suore on his
plantation yields about three barrels Of syrup
10 the acre, besides about twenty bushels of
grain, aud as much fodder as the same guam
tity OF Indian corn would yield-both the
grain and fodder serving as an excellent feed
for stock. lie also thinks that the grain NAV
be ground aud made into very good bread.
In the latitude Of Mr.. Ives plantation, two
crops OF sorgho suore can be produced in one
year, which would give six barrels of syrup,
forty bushels OF grain, and vice H. much tod
der rs the same ground in Indian oOrn would
yield.
Ar. Ives hss already shipped sixty-fye bar
rels of the sorgho sucre syrap, aud expects To
produce altogether, this season, about three
hundred barrels. la bis opinion the sorgho
suore will never supplant the old sugar cane;
bur IS al auxiliary crop, he regards it as the
best which sugar plsnt,r eau cultivate 10
connection Hlih the ordinary cane crop, inss-
much ~ on the same ground u will produce a
full equivalent FOR corn aud fodder, aud a very
lair yield al excellent aud marketable syrup,
IS sell rs graRulated sugar. The experience
OF Ar. Ives IN oaltivating the sorgho snere IS
certainly very suggestive, and worthy Of the
al1en'i9a of oar sugar planters aud planters
ssheFsliy'---a. y. Delta, lst sept
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

The ladies are becoming dangerously per-
feet We really don't know why they shouldn't
rise in rebellion" some day, and take away
the reigns of government from US poor mascu-
lines. There are now two ladies stopping at
BARRETT, On Cape Island, N. j., who are equal
to the best of US on bowling and shooting.
One of them made twelve ten strikes in sue
cesson, and two hundred and eighty-seve
points on her next game, lately. The other
one, IN the meanwhile, was shooting a pistol
match with two gentlemen from this city,
She bit the button six times in eight shots, at
ten PAGES, and the other two shots came with
IN seVen-eights of an inchl She then fred
twenty-six shots at a swinging block, two and
half inches in diameter, and struck it four
teen times There would be no necessity for
any gentleplan's going into the field to Settle
thls last iady's quarrels.-N Y. Mercury.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

AURDER = PONFOToc CoUSrY, Niss.-TBE MuR-
DkKkK huSe BY a MoB.-From private letter, re-
eelVed in this city on yesterday, from Pontotoc
county, Mss, September 2ud We learn that man
oy tie name OF < AoeraaIhy, living near Redlaud
IN that County, vas shot aud killed one DAY last
week, shist pulling fodder 10 bis field. Al GFst
no ole vas suspected, and considerable mystery
hung around the foul acL The conduct of a man
living 10 The ueighaorhood, By the name Of GRAY,
At leogth aroused suspicion, and on Saturday Lass
be vas arr sted aud carried 70 Pontotoc and Lodged
IN the jail Tie people Of che neiehbofhood nj ere
the killing occurred beeame very msch aroused
snd on sunday numbrF Of them assoubl q apd
proceeded 10 b0dy 70 Pontotoc. took Gray out Of
prison, carried hlm 70 Redland, tried, condemned
aud executed him b hapgiag, Eesr tbs spot where
tae murder sas committed. Gray confessed the
murder after the rope vas .nlsesl around his neck
---AsBspbia ARPeals Sepk. Eka.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

a BRAVE DEED.-During the passage of the
steamship Glasgow from New York TO Glasgow
female with a child in her arms was aceiden-
tally swept overheard. Mr. Robertson, husband
OF the vocalist and actress, Miss Georgiana
Hodson, observed the accident, and needless
OF danger, lost not moment in plunging into
the boiling ocean. a lite-buoy was thrown TO
HIM, which he caught simultaneously with his
grasPlng The sinking mother and infaLi. The
engines were b4cked,, blue lights were burnt
as it was almost dark, and lifs-boat lower.
and the woman, with her infant, as we'll as
their gallant preserves, were rescued from their
perilous situation. A medal has been ordered
tor presentation TO the hero % this noble ex-
plot.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

THE ATLANTIC CABLE was 1I-I6 of an inch
in diameier-about the size of dime. Tie
outside Is composed Of 10 strands OF small wire;
next is strands OF yarn; next three coats ~
guua perGhs; inside of all are copper yyirss
for telegraphlng. The aggregate length ~
smaller wires required in the manufacture of
one mile Of the cable is 126 miesl Ii weighs
1900 pounds 20 the mile, Is quite flexible. sud
il was estimated 10 be strong enough 10 bear
Ia water over six miles Of lis own length If sus-
pended vertically.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

MYSTERIOUS DIArPEARASoK.-Ag gentleman
named Edwards, from Vieksburg, Miss, with
his wife, (says the New York Tribune,) few
days since, took lodgings at MAillard's Hotel.
Broadway. One day last week he went out
either to draw OF deposit $4,000 In one Of our
banks, but did not retarn. Upoa inquiry Al
the bank it was found that the 81, 900 was there
but no clue to the absent man was obtained
Since the day Of bis disappearance, Mrs. Ed
wards Young person, aud stranger in New
York, has been in the moss excited tate Of
anguish.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

Take Rheed.-Dr. rHssn has rsaarasa to ne Ma
aasei Hoass caseass. whers aaY Be ebls.nsd Oh D.
james Hsaaeffai aaa seetsated essFacf of casubs To-
alaa hia SEA ia-iaE, De- EAsaa rsfsoa, vI saspy ysa
Hi'h = eatasF peFeeas2 = exposes. anrs aas
spssas eRss e tae sara s4sss IS eonszlon 1oneh.
rAEazt- We kns# tAssso be : fast TryIsenslles.
fs-hy @aNFsss5Hg -. Eiliaa nsis lhrsuxh ahs chi.
sass Pas ees iasastas saE slser Is eantal rzele
80 es ssat - sssfas ss q sAafss = aar sass e ss
esssA. p. riEToS.
s1Fss-la Maasassis Hss = CO...
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
PAnTNHRsHIP NoTIoE.

III ANls9 admitted JOHN g. HOUSTON e - irtsrsst
"a e H har.aesa Fous lst Jay tale as necsstaa
eAsf ~ hseap ior r&fpuaEs here's fore test8ed 1ld
let seataasaee = sAs f1F las gslare psa-
nsse = A. siQ say iAsa4 Nssh ealz AL ash
tts@ $3.50 ~ @aecHf4AF= China, An@ bissat @ lhe
oes qeAsys A1d 81 ths ana est apTose4 fhspes
ard stfles lrasA ff5s5 a. hsst - 80 49,
teau kalieFiss. -
nss = slore = veFr fs aas h~ss r,.s-r.4
Ae.a4f sesss h4 ArE t1r44 AfI ia ctsspeF an9
coll - cash - s.lsf ,s,t- 49,
<4ffs Ersr.estl,eI3r
assls- ina a. q Hlcks.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
University Grammar School.

Hls School is attsched 20 the University oi Nashville
suitable rooms in the College building having been htted
mp for its accommodation.
Perhaps other part Of edpoat ton requires such
special and attention that usually acquired in the
Grammar School Failure here any inaoequacy in
the Instruction. dseonTages the student destroys bis asp
rauons, and oen disqualhes him for the mediOcra
attainments for which he he than competent
Impressed with these views the Faculty has been careful
10 place In this School gentleman equal qualifications
as teacher TO the head Of departmentiu College
experience in teaching in nearly all OF u is their
purpose 70 make it in every respect rsc class Academy
Tbs studies OF the Grammar School embrace courfe Of
three years and has been arranged with
he Fee Schools OF the city, that the change may be
convenient to those students who may come recommended
fom Them u is hoped that this School may prove parc
uary accentabie to those the vicinity the city, who
are excluded from the benefits Of the Schools The
session opens fhe Ith OF September Students received
at any time. The charge tuition per term, Of
twenty weeks.
The Collegiate Department Of the University also opens
on the eth ofse ember Students should be present the
hrst day Of the session. aup22-9wa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

JOEL DAVIS, TEssEE & WANAGEE
JOHN Il. HARPER, TRFAsIIRFR
NEC9ND NIGHT Of TIE z .gagemeut Of GEORGE c.
caiist 80 P0P@i AiiSA N01-su'-H Gu ~
mis- ETe ning. Tuesday. September sth,
~ ps present tie the Dom >stic Drama, in three Acts
~, ta1"s Esqs Of New York. entitled BLEA HILLS
Ftzps AMI oss The SOLDIERS GRAVE Jenny
tine Sol Hers W fe,) Mr. E VAN DEREE
I've -ture by The Orchestra
The peri nance vii corc-nde NTH tn TaagbabIs
Sr;s "a ore act called PADDY MILES, BOY PADDY
cs Twin song II the tanning Fanngan,) G. c.
oIio@-Ooors open at 4 to O'Clock Curtain wiz
PRICES - Dreaz C;r.l.. -
cents Second Tier cents CoIored gox 20 ce5ts COL
0liery p cents. Box Office open daily from 10 a..
50 x, A. II Until O'Clock p and nom until o,cI
= " /. Hheiet eats may be secured by applying to
= - John II. HARPER. Trean rer
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
MORE NEW BOOKS.

MORE NEW BOOKS.
ROSS ON SLAVERY; FRsD. A. Ross, D. D.
TENT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND; W. @. PRHE
BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA; W. c. PRIME
THE PHYsI0LOGY OF NEW YORK BOARDING
ES
oHIr-oHAT Of HUMoR, WIT AND ANECDoTE.
BERNARD LIE BY JERE CLEMEss
THE WORLDS OWN; Poem by JuLIA WARD HovR.
CHILE CON OARNE; or, THE CAMP AND THE
FIELD.
LESSONS FROM THE GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By J..
HAMILTON.
THE HIDDEN PATH By MARION HAmLsD.
1HE WATCHMAN
RUTH HALL; ny PAKxY FERN
For sale by CHARLES " SMITH
sepLT Bsa No A C.,... 49,.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

WknDise fRKsESr.-Ws have been shown
jeWsl-box, OF sold sofa. eiehtses rlr.ss e. weish
log ga hundred add hfy PENN 4eiabts ai,.i eost.
lag nesFly Que thousand dollars Il Is attended Tor
waading present % lady-iE Turkey by a nef-
chant OF this city. II l. the largest and ost eosv
tslsg d the Kind eVss made lie IhIs eounlr .-Bosi
Ean.AfE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08

PROCLAMATION RK THE MAYOR.
~ pursuance Of Resolution adopted AT a Regular
n meeting Of the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen 81 the
city Of Nashville on tie 9Th nst there viii be- election
held In the various Wards Of the city the day OF
September IL being the Saturday said month for
the purpose OF ming the OF the o. she
city 10 relation 20 he Incorporation Of the Territory lying
North Of the city, be designated the 9th Yard.
Voters IN favor OF tue admission 81 the Territory
posed to be ed sill place upon their tickets
the 9Th ward And those opposed will place upon
their tickets Against the 9th Ward"
ANDREW ANDERSON,
Nashville, August 8i-2w. Mayor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
SCHOOL BOOKS,

SCHOOL BOOKS.
BY THE DOZEN OH SINGLE COPY.
The attention Of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, Siiman's Chemistry,
Pictorial Spoilers, Coustock's Chemistry,
Comly's spsler. Lncoln's Botany,
To ne's speler, Pictorial o. States,
spellet Defner, Parley's II stories
Towers Readers, Ancient History
Gocdnch's Readers, Modern History,
McGuley's Readers, Alexander's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Wayland's Moral Science
Buffers GIammor, Comsteok's Philosophy,
Kirkhsni's Grammar, Abercrombe's Philosophy,
Parleys geography, Omsted's Philosophy,
Mitchels Geography, Psrker's Philosophy,
smiih'sG geography, COlton's Geographys,
Olneys Geography, Wizards History
Websters Dictionary Wirson's History
Walkers Dictionary, Olmsted's Astronomy
Colburn's Arithmetic, TOwcos Grammar,
Davies First Lessons Song Book of School Room
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy Books,
Rays AR thmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Ana ysis,
smiley's Arithmetic, McEHgotts Anayzer
Davies ALGEBRA, Latin Books,
Ray Algebra, Greek Books
stoddard 'sArfhmetics, Plates and Pencils, Sc,
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept BtG Il College street
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SINGING AND BANGING!
NEGRO DELINEATToNs, Splendid DIssnLVING
VIEWS, NJ Raj DRAMAS, AND LRUcHA-
Bile FARES AND RuRLETrAS

1'NUHU UtLINEAFiDNS, SPLENDID DTsS0LVfNG
VIEWS, Raj DRAMAS AND LAUcHA-
Bib FARES AND BURLETTAs
me propre has the pleasure to announce that he has
Tn.sged Mr.. x BIT CARTER, the eel, brat. Clown and
@ho VIII appear nightly with Highly med DOG
NAL il Anerica F's UNI
IA ootlon To the above, Pie asing and Instruc
tive DAY SHOW Is attached to he Varieties rornosi -
ne most wonderful Microscope in America ma gn fgng
the minut animal vegetable productions 81 earn
SKY ana wa er, TO 4 incredible degree.
Fo"eriul feleseopa through which the Heavens and
proximity. - NA9ii-1
Large Patent Lung-Te>ter, accurately proving the
90 rFoseoPic, PaLoDtc and Panoramic Views of home
ana Ioreign land capes and domestic sc .nes.
A!eldescopfs Mol ipying and Magnifyng Glasses ard
e1y and com plete Electric Machine tlcaIly illus
u4ns the seieEee Of Magnetism, and several other Curl
oSles making most pleasing Day Exhibition at once
instructive, moral and amusing
Prices of Admission:
FOR the night SHOW, 50 Cents; Children and servans IS
q VI the Day TX motion 2 cents. septS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-08
Valuable Farm For Sale
Chancery Court at NasI,ViIIe-

John 8 PetWay and others Henry Baldwin and wife
the Office OF the and master Of the rbapcerv
Court az Nahyile, the 7th day Of September 1851
on motion OF complainant by counsel the above cause
and appea ing 20 the satisfaction the clerk and s
that the said defendants Henry Baldwin and his wife Flora
are non residents Of the State Of Tennessee and therefore ~
ordinary process Of this court cannot be served upon them
e therefore ordered bY the clerk master that pb
De made Tor four weeks IN succession In the Nashville Patti
o. new paper published Ia che city o. Nashville requiring
the said defendants appear 81 ths next term n ~
Gerry court 70 be holden for the county Daviso- ne
court house there = ia the Ct Of Nashv Ir on the Ar
Monday IN November next, and answer said bin or a.
same VIII be taken fer confessed them and set down f
hearing parie. N m glPfEs5 'Si
septS-wft Pr'sfeeiS. CIrrs ana -
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
- e=

TINHE undersigned is authorized bills Of ladng
for the delivery 81 freight through 10 all the FAs-
TERN CITES by way OF PiTTsBUKG aud the Pr SN-
SYBVANIA RAILROAD. Il Is scarcely necessary TO al
lude % the weestab shed reputation the p R. r. for
regularity and speed, sud shippers appreciate
the convenience n having the facility through bX Of
fading fred rate, without charges on the way For
fur her information apply to ID. d. DlCKEY,
RugfT. Nashville
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49, RAGS viii pay 81 cent
HAGAN & BRO.

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Nashville, Tennessee.
General Book Sellers and Stationers,
INVITE Country Merchants Booksellers, and Dealers
generally to examine their stock and prices.
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MINOR ANDUM AND PAss-BOCKs,
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al Sizes from the smallest Ladies' Pen TO gest En-
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WRITING PAPERS;
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ENVELOPES;
every variety Of English French and American msnufsc
ture imported to order, and received direct
WRITING INK,
Black Bue' and Red wei packed, and ready for ship
STATEONER'S HARDWARE,
And Staple Stationery of all kinds fresh and in good
FAMILY BIBLES,
Plain 6ne and elegant and desirable for their chelp-
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HISTORICAL, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, AGRI-
CULTURAL, AND STANDARD WORKS,
Issued by theSesdng publishers of the country con-
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POPLAR NEW BOOKS,
daily arriving, and fer to dealers Jobbing
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BAILEY'S VARIETIES.

ne afove trouNe, being the LARGEST, MOST VARI-
- aad POPULAR COMPANY new travelling, win
20 nee their excel Eater nments IN e LARGE
x " ION Tent at NA~H VILE, TUESDAY " EDNES.
DAA EVENING, September Stu and 9Th.