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The Election in Wake County.

1t will be seen by the returns below, that Mr..
Thomas j. Utley has been reelected Clerk of the
County Court and Mr.. James A. Moore, Clerk of
the Superior Court.
The County has voted for Free Suffrage by nearly
thousand majority.
Mr.. Branch's vote is Aattering The scat
tering votes against him were, we believe, for Mr.
Hiard, of Nash, and Mr.. L. B. Sanders, of john
ston. s-.
Some little feeling has been aroused among the
Democrats of the County by the election for Clerks
The Democratic vote more or less "mixed p
good Democrats voting for all the candidates. We
trust that the l-feeng engendered will pass away.
Let harmony be restored, and let stand together
like band of brothers. Let "by cones be by
gones" To dwell on the past, and to hold Demo-
Gratis responsible for this that course result
only in injury to that cause which we all profess to
have so much at heart. .<.
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500 Agents Wanted
A HON ESTEA FOR S1Og
THIRD DIVISION

$4,000 worth of Farms and Building Lots,
In THE GOLD REGION OF CUiPEPPER COUNTY,
Virginia, to be divided among 200 subscribers the
18th December. 1857. Subscriptions doars dOrcn
$l5 half down. the rest delivery the deed Every
subscriber will get Building Lot Farm, ranging in
value from $40 TO These Yarns and Lots sold
cheap to induce settlements sufficient number being
reserved the increase in the value of which will compen
safe for the apparent low price asked Upwards Of
1850 lots already Sold and company of settlers called
The Rappahannock Pioneer Association" now form
ing and will soon commence o settlement. Ample security
will be given for the faithful performance of contracts and
promises Nearly 900 of land in different parts Of
Virginia now at command and will be sold to settlers ut
from 81 up to $500 per Unqueston15s titles sciu
all be giuen Wood cutters coopers farmers &C.
wanted and 500 Agents to obtain subscribers to whom
the most liberal inducements will be Some Agents
write that they making $500 per month For full
ticulars, subscriptions, agencies, De. anplv TO
E. BAUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline Co. Va.
Aug. z, 1857. 74a
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Death of Senator Rusk.

The telegraph announces the sad intelligence of
the death of Hon. Thomas j. Rusk, Senator from
Texas. 1t is stated that he committed suicide, at
his residence the 29th July, by shooting himself
through the head with rife. No cause is assign
ed for the act, and no particulars are given. The
terrible act must have been committed under tenn
porary arrangement of mind. 40.
Thomas j. Rusk was one of the founders of Texan
independence, and enjoyed as he deserved, the full
confidence of the Texan people. He was an able
Senator, patriot, sterling Democrat and true
man. His death is serious loss to Texas, to the
United States Senate, and to the whole country.
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RALEI GH. N0RTH-CAROLINA.
Railroad Accident.

serious accident occurred on the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad on Tuesday last. We take
the following account of it from the Wilmington
journal of Wednesday:
ACCIDENT ON THE WILMINGTON AND WELDON RAIL
RoAD.-Ihe express train from Weldon, due here
last evening at hafpast seven o'clock, failed to ar
rlVe IN consequence Of an accident resulting from
the breaking Of one of the driving axes of the loco
motive, when coming on to trestle work short
distance beyond Dudley Depot, which caused the
cars to be thrown down into the ravine distance of
some 20 to 25 feet. Some dozen or more passengers
out OF about thirty on board, were more less in
jured-three or four severely. Several Wilmington
ians were on board, all of whom escaped, with the
exception of Captain G. D. Ellis, who had his head
cut, and was otherwise somewhat hurt; not so bad
ly, however, as to detain him on the road. He came
on IN this mornings train. All who were seriously
hurt, and could be removed, were carried to Colds
boro', where they were amply provided for. One
old lady, who appeared to be travelling alone, was
considerably injured the head. She stopped at
Faison's Depot, where she will be sure to receive
every attention hosptable neighborhood can rem
der
The Adams Express Messenger was amongst those
who were considered severely injured; also an old
gentleman from johnson County, whose name we
have not learned
A negro woman, who is hardly expected to live,
was left at Dudley Depot. negro man. a train hand,
was also very badly hurt but was believed to be
somewhat easier when the train which arrived here
this morning passed Godsboro' at II o'clock, A. NJ.
A considerable portion of the treste work at the
pont-the Yellow Marsh we believe it is called
was thrown down, and the passengers will have to
be transferred from one train TO another, until the
treste is put up again, which will be in the course
of to day. The whole treste work where the acci.
dent occurred, does not exceed forty to fifty feet in
length The speed was about twenty miles an hour
We have not heard the amount of the loss sustain.
ed by the company. 1t must be considerable. The
engine must be good deal injured and the cars are
pretty essentially used up.
By TELEGRAPH FOR THE JOURNAL.
GoLDsBoRo', Aug. 9th 1857.
MEssRs. Fulton & PRICE: have examined the
disaster at Yellow Swamp, which occurred on yes
terday afternoon. The breaking of the foremost dri-
yer on engine, Mechanic, several yards this side of
the stream, caused the passenger cars to run off,
and in upsetting, several passenger injured,
but none seriously; the fireman was the only per-
son who had a bone broken; he was badly bruised
and had one rib broken.
lady passenger was considerably injured, but
is now walking about and doing pretty WELL The
road will be in travelling order to night.
w. S. A.
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Congressional Election.

We have held our paper open in the hope of
hearing to some extent from the 1st and 9th Dis
tricts. Our only intelligence from the lst District
is contained in the following despatch from Weldon.
According to this despatch DR.. Shaw has gained
1O4 in Halifax, and has lost ~ in North
ampton; and Mr.. Smith has gained 40 votes in
Hertford County. Hertford is Mr.. Smiths own
County. DR.. Shaw's clear gain in the three Coun-
ties, 81.
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The Maryland Democracy.

The Maryland Democratic State Convention as
sembled in Baltimore on the 30th July, to nominate
State officers.
A series of excellent resolutions were adopted !;
and Col. John G. Groome, of Cecil, was nominated
for Governor and Bradley T. johnson, Esq. of
Frederick, was nominated for Comptroller. Both
these nominations were unanimously made. DR.. j.
R. Nelson was nominated for lottery commissioner,
and James Murray, Esq. for land Office commits
sioner. --.r..
The Democracy of Maryland are in high spirits,
and with such ticket the result cannot be doubt
full.
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NJOTICE..-.wISHING TO REMOVE SOUTH,
II will sell my valuable plantation in Johnston Comfy,
lying the waters of middle Greek and Buffalo Greek.
The tract contains fifteen hundred scres oue-third Of
which is fine bottom land, and is as well adapted 70
the growth of cotton wheat tobacco and any
lands in the State There good dwelling house the
premises together with s necessary ouf houses 6ns
apple orchard, with good selection of fruit b
found in the State The location high and has
three good wells of water and several fne spring. The
up the country for heslth would do ve to give me call
or address me st LeachbmR, yohnston County.
The above land will be sold credit of three sx nine,
and twelve months, with negotiable notes, benk With
interest from date. -. a D.. LEACH.
July ., 1851. 49, s5-am.
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Odenheimer, now confined'in our Jail for an attack
the life of DR.. Davis, contrary to all human
pectatons, it is now thought, will recover. One
side of his body is paralyzed-from that it is not
expected he can ever recover, but the fractured
skull is healing up, and it is now believed will soon
be well. There can be no doubt of his nationality.
- GoLdsboro' Tribune.
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A PREACHER IN THE OLDEN TME.-As an evidence
of the industry of the early Protestant reformers, it
is stated that John Calvin entered the pulpit as
preacher every day of the week. On Sunday he
preached twice, and he delivered three lectures
week, Prof of Theology. He wrote iunumbera-
BILE letters and the public library at Geneva contains
from 200 to 500 of his manuscript sermons. He
found time, also, to compose eight or ten folio vol
umes on the most elaborate subjects in divinity "a
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storehouse and Goods at Auction.

nN TUESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF AUGUST, IN
" STANT shall proceed TO sell in the town of Graham,
the entire stock of Goods hand conveyed in trust BY
Mclean ond Hammer TO ms) consisting ofDry Goods Hard
Cutlery etc fact general stock Of Merehandise
And also the large and Brick Store House
occupied by them and other Houses and Lots dis
posed of at the last SALE The sale be without reserve
and TO be continued from day to dayf until the whole dis
posed Of Terms made known on the day of sale.
D. c. HARDEN, Trvstes.
August z, 1857. 7Ast
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Still Later !!

WESTON, 9th August.
Editors Of the Standard The official vote of
Forsythe is in. Scales 1O42, Puryear ST.. Scales
clear gain IA. Free Suffrage 1173-against it. 3SS,
The P. NJ. at Salem writes that there is rumor
that Scales had gained sc votes at Huntsville,
Yadkin.
Alamance.
The vote for Williams, Dem. 796, for Gimer 1876.
For Free Suffrage 692-against it. 426.
Orange.
James Gill reelected Superior Court Clerk, and
Geo. Laws County Court Clerk. For Free Suffrage
627-against it. 543.
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Office of Western N. C.. II. n. Coz,
SrArEsyuLE, July %, 1857.
ITNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ST0CKHOLD-
IL ers Of this Company will be held in Newton, Cstawbs
county, on Thursday the 2sth August next.
By resolution of last meeting, Nessrs John Wiong,
ID: B. Gather, and George Sitter were appointed Con-
mttee to verify proxies
None but Stockholder can be proxy. -
--H R. F. SIMONTON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
... 1---.-- It'd.
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HANDSOME GAINS FOR SCALES
We learn that the vote in Forsythe County is,
Scales 1O42, Puryear s77. If this be correct Scales
has gained $50 votes in the County.
At Thomasvle, Davidson, the vote is, Scales 9,
Puryear 156. At Lexington, Scales $40, Puryear
344-92 gain for Scales
Gilmer's majority in Guiford is only 100.
Branch's vote in Orange 949; for II. w. Miller 66
Mr.. Faucet is reelected County County Clerk
of Alamance by abont 500 majority over Mr.. I. B
Long
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HOW TO BUY PIANOS.

TN PURCHASING so COSTLY AN ARTICLE AS A
Piano, every wishes to be of getting the best
and cheapest and there deg quality good
TER BEST, and all makers note equally desirable we
est that the wses and safest plan would be take
th trial. from houses Of estab hed reputation and
sponsbity VIII character would be sufficient guarantee
against imposition. We have been selling Pianos
than twenty years. spread about
broadcast overthe country and that
sold bad one. -1 So : 80.
E. P. NASH, Petersburg Va.
Aug. z, 1857. -
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WHOLE NUMBER 1877.

sent that for my sake you should be false to yourself
Keep the money" ~
The banker was compelled to keep the money
in spite of himself In few days he failed, Gnd
Beranger only received . tenth of the sum be hsd
lent" - Evening Post.
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[Telegraphed for the Standard

WELDON, Aug. 2, 1857.
Halifax County gives Shaw one hundred and
twenty-five majority. Northampton gives him one
hundred and eighty -four majority.
Smiths reported gain in Hertford, forty.
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DIED.,

On Saturday Aug lst at the Poweiton house New
burgh, N. Y Edward Graham, only of Prof Edward
G. and Mary G. Dawes aged IA months.
In Davie county, the 2d inst after brief Illness Mrs.
Columbia Hairson wife of Peter w. Hairson, Esq., in the
9th year of her age.
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KentucI.u Election.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5th.-Private dispatches re-
ceived here from Louisville, represent that eight
Democrats have been elected to Congress out of ten
This is Democratic gain of four.
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The Orange Guards, under the command of Capt
Pride Jones, paraded throught the principal streets
of our town Saturday last, and presented quite
handsome appearance. We are glad to learn that
this beautiful volunteer company is now in a very
fourishing condition. They added five new mem
bers to their roll at their last meeting May they
long continue to flourish. Hills. Rec.
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CONDITION OF DR.. DAv1s.-At the time of going
n ~ press IL days after the wounds were received,
1r' III Davis is improving, and, while his physicians
.s S mo NOT pronounce him out of DANGER they, as well
s, ns trends, are sangune to his ultimate recov-
ncstoa Inc wounded hand is very bad, and it is ex-
f~~'sa tnat it will cause him to suffer long time.
Colds. Tribune.
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Con. Walker stiu at Laurence.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. GA letter in the Democrat from
Kansas, states that Governor Walker is still at
Lawrence with an increased military force.
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Heoo,, Ra;ns in alabama

Hedcy Rains IN ALd6amd.
MOBILE, August 5.-We have had twelve days
continuous rain, doing great injury to the crops
in this section of country.
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friend that you buy with presents will be bought
from you. i>f-
There is one good wife in the country and every
man thinks he hath her. ... -
The sunshine of life is made up very little beams
that are bright all the time. ast"
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Gbe Standar6>
RALEIGH, SATURDAY.. AUG. 8, 1857.

HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS UNITED STATES
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-TaOo Dollars per annun'
n ariably advance.
TERMS OF THE SEMI-wEEKLY-Four Dollars per-
amnmn, invariably in advance
AU papers discontinued at the erniration the tanefor
schich they hare been paid.
Terms of Advertising in the Seml.Weekly
Standard.
Our regular rates of advertising as follows
One square, IA lines or ess) first insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 25
Longer advertisements in proportion.
Contracts will be made with advertisers, at the above
regular rates. for six twelve MONTHS and at the close of
the contract per cent will be deducted from the gross
amount.
Professional business Cards, exceeding Eve lines
will be inserted in either the Weekly Sem-Weekly for
s. for six months SO for twelve months in both
pers for $40 for six MONTHS SIS for twelve months
Terms of Advertising in the Weekly Standard.
One dollar per for the first insertion and 25 cts
for each subsequent Insertion. No deduction qcM be mad
Weekly ddcerSeents matter hOap long they aaarun.
Only limited number of advertisements will be admitted
into the Weekly All advertisements not otherwise direct
ed inserted in the Semi Weekly, and charged accord
ingly When the number of insertions is not marked
the advertisement it is inserted until forbid.
~ Money sent us by mail is at risk.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21
BRYALT'S MFaGhHFIIE INSTITUTE
OLE INDIANAPOLIS

OF INDIANAPOLIS.
NILE object of this Institution, as its name in.
ports, is to afford to young gentlemen and la
dies opportunity to become thoroughly qualified
for the Counting Room and general business pur
suits of life, on the most scientific principles.
BY first teaching each and every pupil to write d
bold, legible hand; 2ndlv, by teaching the science
Of Book Keeping, by double and single entry, as
practically applied to every department of bust
ness, together with Lectures on the Laws ant
Customs of Trade and the Science of Accounts.
Terms of full course (of 5 or ID wccks,) S:23 o.
Terms for partial course, embracing the
practical part of Book Keeping and bus
mess Penmanshp,. Observation-Disclosures. Is o.
Terms for full course in Ladies Department 10 o.
Which must prepaid or secured
uTFor further particulars see circulars.
augl4-4Cly. T J.BRYANT', Principal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21

We would call the attention O. or Inc:c..sf.is
10 the advertisement Il tbs week ;aPer, @: -.
firm of Williams {; fgestis, vholess'" G-ccars
Fort WAYNE, Ind.
Their stock consists Of q Celer :. e-7,..-,' II !
Groceries, together with cvcTyt.;r usually found
in store, exec: Dr. goods. IEo:r ce...~ctioa
with some Of the best cIdrs az; ice. kg0i-g horsfs
in The East, offers them facilities for laying II ;he7
stock, unsurpassedby any ether Loase IN ttr Wet
They are therefore cast 90 70 Furnish aHyt.ing \
their Line. freight considered, IS how - can b-s
bought in New York, Cincinnati, Chicago q az
cs,.,r Sr1Tt.l.
Fort Wayne l. Eow WITHIN two ov .arce icu-s
dc u this place uninterrupted hy any change CT
cars. Merchants, therefore IN tl.s plaza and II
cinity. can obtain any thing they may need liz tie
line % y iliiagls HlcStis, IN = lrw hour, t5eF-,f
avoiding the expense, delays anl loss Of irae, C
cas;oncd By purchasing 0: cslering f:oIa grce:ss
dsti
Williams Iuestis have bu, car price. and those
ordering from them viii obtain goods Of the same
quality and price, II there IN person 10 purchasc
Ii yoa oud, therefore, save, both money ar!
time, purchase of Williams q H1cs;is, wholesale
Grocess. Fort Waync, I'D. CuG
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21
TO NON RESIDENTS.

The undersigned with the County Surveyor viii
on Monday, the 25th day of May, 1857, at 10 o.
clock, Il. IN. OF said day, proceed to survey Il 10.
cate the corners OF his land, in Section 90, town
ship IS, range ) cast in Marshall county, Indiana
to meet on the premises, and continue from day t.
day until all is surveyed.
Non residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor al
the time above mentioned, and delray, or provide
for defrayng, their portion of the expenses of SAID
survey, i'll be returned to the County Auditor
md such dunquencies placed on the tax dupli-
etc, md collected according to law.
24t3 u UAOoE
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21

We attended Prof. F. c. Browns Mu-
steal Convention, at Rochester, on last Fri
day evening The Courthouse was well
filled, and the audience listened with al
most breathless silence to the concord of
sweet sounds" made by their own CHI
zens.
We stopped with our friend Banner Law
head of the Mansion House. Banner is a
"host in himself" and when any of OUT
friends visit Rochester, VIC would advise
them 10 give HIM call.
We called in TO see Charley, Of the
Rochester Flag. He is "bobbin' around
like half sled down hill. Judging from
the small number of job Specimens OH he
walls ~ thias tn business men OF Roch-
ester don, pafronize lie Flag enough to
make Psy !, cDlccta. Il We EN- ti.s
Cilarlry-.c!i IN - advcg,is---.et some
great b.g posters made at he Flag Office
and pay 10. lhem--make Il to,e, as ii they
meant 10 sink or swim.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21
Vbt Eotal department.
e. .vzc DO.s.EED, Editor.
rS-oav town is beginning to look lik'

Ey-0a- town is beginning to look like
ii a:aln Business seems 10 be about
- li,..T IS eyer. .ni the f,cces of the cit-
= - sem - wear smile IS i'll former
-
-. wa hrf "a ;he pas week has been
;, -.sll.. anI mechanics are busily en-
saa,.j building business houses. Quite a
aumber Of dwelling houses are in course OF
construction.
By reference to the ordinances publish
ed in las. weeks papsr, II will be perceived
that our town will undergo change fol
the better, the coming summer.
Plymouth is pleasantly located. and
having no rival town nearer than twenty
miles--is a desirable location for business
men. Now is the time to buy bu snes lots,
and erect buildings for rent. Scarcely a
dav Masses but that We hear of men enqulr
ing for empty houses. No houses, dwell
;pg mr. business, can be found, unoccupied
in town. Rent is very high--lumber and
vacant lots are plenty. and 1t seems to us,
that to build houses for rent, would pay.
and surely Le safe investment-hope
some one who has the requisite amount OF
cash, will try the experiment.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21
Bank Of Plymouth Hnd.

We put forth special caution against
lhe above-named Car" ln The long list
uf Irau;;s this one ranks as the most fraud
ulcnG If them all. IL Processes To be Ioca-
led 1t l iyn"utii. ind., but our correspon
e.es. IL .iia. piscs lat,fms u thai he mas
a" ~"o.g.esi3c ii aty sucn Banking House
IL .ia. psace. mouth 10 quite small!
,,,cc--s, iew dozen houses. and Is il no.
> -..1se, iha, lis oldesL and most noted cit-
Ize.is ii .,uorant of the LOCALITY of lis
i5anAlns houses? Tie Bank OF i'lymou II
ruuo, have habllation somewhere, and
HAT somewhere" must be at Plymouth
ind, for 1t has first rate quotation in GER
lain ''Deiectors, and /; would be unchar-
liable TO say that the proprletors Of these
DetecloES would lend their count nance To
fraud t! lnasmuch. therefore. as the cit
liens Of Plymouth know of no such Bank,
our patrons will continue to refuse lis is
sues as heretofore and In the meantime we
will quote it among the feline instiu-
tons without places os abode = Lords
Detector.
We publish the above for the purpose of
warning our readers OF another wild -ca!"
Bank at our sister village of plymouth.
How comes it that the SAINTS having
charge OF the Democrat, has never said
one word about this swihdle N their very
midst. Better pi,ch into the De.ector man
and dcvo.e column and "a half TO his ben
eh.--caii MIN u liar aud scoundrel, I'D ihen
threa-en.him wilma SANDER suit andsee how
much you will make al it.--Northern Lndi-
ontan
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21
IT., >rGNRESIDENTS.

The UNDERSIGNED with a." County Surveyor, will
on the LIST day of June, 1857, a, " o'clocs a. M
Of said day, proceed to survey and l0case the l.
ners of his land, in Sections % & 81, town. 81
range ! east in Marshall County. Indana.-to
meet on the premises, and continue from day to
day until all is surveyed.
Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for dcirayng, their portion of the expenses Of said
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor
and such delinquencies placed on the duplicate
and collected according to law.
ADRIAN FOOT.
apr30-At3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21

GopEY's LADY's Book, orJune, has been
received 1t looks as bright and beautiful
rs ever. 1t contains all The new fashions,
with patterns and directions for making,
besides great variety of useful informa-
ton So per year.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-21

EyThe Louisville Courier says that Il
mine has been discovered upon the farm of
Joseph a. Hail. in Maury county, Tennes-
see. which promises to be very rich in the
production of gold