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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Ageneyo Of JAMES
DUDDERIDGE, No. IA seeondstreet, ST. LOUIS, No.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14
I. MILLER'S HAIR INIVIGORAIVh
mATCHEs. 10000 GROss
WORD TO THE WISE /

IF YOU
wish to be
.SaiA HEALTHY and
-, srRoSs during
A57S the Summer,
~ w 20 at once and
get some OF
M'LEAN's
ANe CELEBRATED
- STREN9THENISG q
~ CORDIAL AND ~
AIZZI BLOOD PuRIFI-
4Ef64r $ivtEC RR. 1t is the
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AMOS LEE Esq., doETEREY, IA, writes, Sd jan, lsS5;
al had tedious lntueL which confined me in doors sx
weeks took many medicines without relief hnally tried
your PECORAL BY the advice Of clergyman The hrst
relieved the in my throat and lungs less
than one half the bottle made completely well Your
edones the cheapest well the best We can bu
and eseem you Doctor and your remedies IS the poor
mans friendn
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Group, Hopping Cough, Influenza.

SPRISGFTELD, MISS, Feb. Z, 1856
REoFHER AVER: will cheerfuy certify your PEoroRAL
remedy possess for the OF WhO0pfH0
Cough Group and the chest Of children. We OF
your fraternity in the South appreciate your SIX H. and
commend your medicine to people.
HIRAM CONKLIN, n. D..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

Thus protecting the public against lArAIloHsWheh ar
liable 70 the severest penalties courts oIlaW can award
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

~ Principal Depot, on the Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, Mo.
~ Price, 81 90 per Bot7le.
~ sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gsts in the city and country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN


wIpsEspAy, Dec. 30-Ald. JoHy
dent, in the chair ,enor. from the Com.
Commissioners Of DEEDS his BOARD 10 appoin.
mttee on Salaries and of M and wac read. Come
CSmmssCneT. Of applicants were read and
er!ed' ZINE moved 70 strike ont Joseph g.
,,1 40. in place Of Philip Jordan, which was
aS motion 10 lay over till tomorrow WIS lost.
: The President announced that this was not the
report adopted by the Councilmen; that would come
up in order. He had received communication from
Mr.. Baker, the Fire Marshal, complaining that he
had been d If the list, and he hoped some member
would put in his name
After some amendment, the report was adopted and
sent TO the Board of CouDcmen.
/ The Albany. street ErtensioR--Ad. HEALY offered
resolution that the Special Committee in relation 10
the subject Of the extension of Albany street be dis
charged from further consideration thereof, and that
the papers in the hands Of the Committee be submit
ted to this Board for further notion. Adopted.
report came up from the Finance Committee to
donate $500 TO the CorearsHook Mission. Objection
being mrde, AID ADAMS and Others not having heard
OF the Mission before the paper was laid over
Some papers were referred and the Bead adjourned
to ] D. m. to-day.
Tia CHAIR Immediately called the Board together
again, and announced communication from the
Counsel to the Corporation in relation TO the Street
Department salaries. The Board the adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31
CITY ITEMS.

THEODORE EIsFELDs SoIREE.-The eighth season
of Mr. Eisfed's Classical Soirees was inaugurated
Tuesday evening; and we hope, for the sake of trse
art, that the storm of that day alone the of
the sparse attendance. These entertainments impart
heahhful and refining influence, and merit the etten-
ton of all lovers of music Classical chamber music
addresses itself to limited circle and it behooves
best amateurs to that these concerts not per-
m,ed to anguish for lack of adequate support. Mr.
Eiseld during past seasons, has manifested selfde.
votedness to art worthy the highest praise. The
ceps could not have netted him anything aud fear
the balance must have been on the wrong side.
The members of Mr.. Eisfelds quartet party are the
same as formerly: Mr.. j. Noll. first violin; Mr..
Ryer, second do; Mr. Bergne~, viooncello, and Mr..
Ei-feld, viola. The programme of Tuesday evening
was unexceptionably good throughout, embracing
quaets by Mozart and Beetho, latter received
with wsll-deserved marks of appreciation; an air by
Rossni, and charming little German ballad by Els
field, admirably sung by Miss Behrend. This lady con.
TIMES to improve steadily in her proesson; her voice
Is amply developed, and she sings with feeling and
artistic effect. Her presence oitener in the concert
room would not be unwecome. leading thing Of the
evening WINS trio for piano. violin and yiooncelo, e1
ecuted by Madame Graever-Johnson and MessH No
and Bergner Madame johnson come. to W. with a
European reputation accomplished pianist, and
she fairly established her title TO such distinction by
her admirable rendering of the piano part in the ong
ard difficult trio by Litof. She displays fine TOUCH
produces thorough panssimO, aud Is irreproacbn
bic timist, combined with great execution. During
the progress of the trio she elected the hesrtest mp
plause and recalled at the close. Madame john
.on is most valuable addition to our stock Of resident
pianists, and as such we hail her arrival among US.
The WosAss PRorrcTwE EMIGRATION SOCIETY,
dispatched last evening party of fort young women,
In charge of Mrs Rich 10 Northern Indiana where
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WORK nAuv TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1857

AID FrLLnER spoke in high terms Of the irnpsrt al-
ity Of the President.
The PnEs,pInr returned thanks in q neat speech.
Aid, CrAscY offered a resolution thanking d. T..
Valentine esq, the Clerk, and bis worthy Assistants
nlso the members Of the press who had reported the
proceedings. Adopted.
The minutes were then read, after which the Board
was declared adjourned sine de-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

The Young Mems Chris,isn Association advertise
G social tea gathering in another conmp, which prom.
ses to be an affair worthy the aenti,n Of the friends
Of that Society. Many eminent speakers have been
invited, and the ladies are TO participate in the fes.
tiyities Of the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

The Springfield Republican says: "Mr. Summers
is not fully determined on, but he conteustes
returning Immediately to Europe, and going to Egypt
and India for year. This was the advice Of his
European pbysicians.
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so CO.. v' ;s mas procured good home,
soe'e'y now ready TO receive other co. s @sn Tia
diana, and other Western st.,.. . :. 81, i0r ao Ia.
Canal street. where also Con, rMs;," Us rooms Ne y
ing or plain goods, that can be maj. ms wsrn cktk
will be thankfully received. p oy themselves.

o'' % Thy WoRLD.-we were M, r.
Jaw a letter addressed to q comm;..;.s we Until va
my 'na, mere W.. any place quite 50 nacs 70 The
the world as the writer represents IN his .. ch O Of
large shipper Of poul'r, and had been w,; de :
vi'Ing him to take The hrBryy IN xh;as .n !" ID.
zee every week correct quo,stps Of n,;... ~ YOU'D
ifSquent directions about preparih. no~,,rs wen {"
utmost value to farmers and pc.l,yy ds.las.
Al f'ply to this he writes as follows: -
"Nessr r FnoLaY, O. D..
So III d .d in reply In r,sad 20 ry T. fossv~
mint h.ys 80 dssy. would correct yournr,.E vt.ea
ed twe.yfye sto 20 to cl.yesI a % ifss
;ean full e ss. as and D. could e. ::
The mt new, Nat h.ss fst ps
which viii BE- rwarded tun, Q, ,oury boOsht ~.
soi ready Hog. ar worth c rss - "a
Eszs sre scarce aud held At NE doom W. se hs.
It's for just such benighsd people "a ,his I.i..s
resents, that we have published much v,lr.ms -
nation upon subject Of 80 mich import.nss - 80
information that enables one ma. to sell ees.s i.
thrteen'eents pound, while at the ,sme Tim ss
from Findhy, Ohio" where they do no.,.ts ~. -
pers, belonging to the writer of the above Ie,- -
sod with difficulty at FIVE cents. Comment il osas
unnecessary. We cannot force such people tfa "a
the matter printed especially for their beneSe ~ -
which some other people are willing to profit.
We wonder If TIN people Of Findlay ps,ropiu. n.
Clere'ond Plo'ndeaer, the editor of which tel. ths.
that il would be very much osapst ,l.;r ;,,sra -
contrary to party discipline, to pa,roulze Tvs VIZ
York TRIBUNE. ri
nDatn the fool profit by HI. ssa rs, -,
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 0.-supervisor STEERS 10 the
chair.
TIE Pay Of Isserpreters-supervisor McSrrD0s
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Total.
The sum charged for licenses by the Commissioners
varied from 800 to $50. The law gave Commissioners
power to fix the sum as high $3.50, and limited the
minimum fee 10 $50.
The financial matters were committed TO Com. Has
kett who devised the following plan to prevent any
loss TO the Commission by bad money, or the dangers
of misrepresentation license obtained certlf-
cate from the Shoe and Leather Bank. drawn to the
order Of A. V. Steut esq, County Treasurer, and
oa presentation of this certificate the license was
given to the applicant This was strict adherence TO
the law, because the money was thus Immediately
PAID o;er 70 the City Chamberlain as County Tres.
surer."
The following persons were charged over thirty dol
lars and the sums set opposite their names:
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THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Legislature Of this state passed the present
Excise Law under the title An act to suppress In
{" temperanre and regulate the Sale Of Intoricasng
" I.ouors. on the 10Th of April, 1857. The Excss
Commissioners were appointed for this city by the
First Judge Of the Common Pleas, Chief Justice Of
the superior Court and the Recorder Of this city.
On the 18th day of May, the above judicial officers
appointed ms Commissioners of Excise, William Jay
Haskell, John Kerr and Robert 7. Halves. Mr.
HIVES declined the Office and the vacancy was flcd
by the appointment of Robert d. Holmes, esq
The frst meeting of the Board was held on the 10Th
of May in the City Hail. and after sttin iorty'even
DAYS. he Board adjourned 10 the first Monday of
March next.
The object of this long Adjournment was to give
The Liquor. Dealers Association time to present
it, legal objection to the Court of Appeals, and if no
relief should be granted there, or if the incoming Leg
isature should make no amendment, or should fail to
repeal the law then that the liquor men could have
the remaining three days to obtain their their licenses,
and thus comply with the law
The whole number of licenses granted were:
IDnkeepers'.
rs.,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

ATTEMPTING TO ExroRr MoSEY.-YesterasF
noon Mr.. A. L. Blocker. residing in the uPP&
the city, appeared at the Jefferson har
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The WosAN's Protective EMIGRATION SOCIETY,
dispatched last evening party OF fort young women,
in charge Of Mrs Rich, to Northern Indiana, where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-31

TIC EAtISt D'HItI uFpUIIltU FsVUVFt f7' If''INT'
esq. counsel TO Board.
The object of this appointment was TO meet The
Liquor Dealers Association in an amcable suit, to
test all the questions under law
Commissioner Haskett is the Treasurer, and has the
charge of issuing the licenses and the financial affairs.
John Kerr, esq, il Chairman. MIR. j. IL. Aud,
Clerk resigned on the Both inst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21

A correspondent Of TIE Clsrksyille C5Jonicle
enters in tie list Of ssprauts for the Know Moth
REORGANIZATION foI Governor. ADDISON II. DOUGLASS,
ESQ, Of course every body knows ADDIsoN H
DaUaLAss, OF else he would lot be mentioned as
esudidste for Governor. Tbs Corrt spondeut
therefore did not ttDk it necessary to refer to his
long public career further than to zsy:
He iss wing on tie 'old issues and fortunately
for candidate, has never held any political Cf6c3
His fitness for any Executive position, Y IS demon
gt1atsd By his successful administration 4 the com.
piicsted affairs and fuRuccs OF the city OF Memphis
while he wss It's Mayor.
The first thing to be determined when their
State Convention assemblies will be whether it is
best to have been "a Wing on The old issues" or
"a Democrat on the old issue" for it will be re.
membertd that Col ANEET, another formidable as
pirunr, prides himself On having teen q Democrat.
TO have been Mayor Of Memphis is the most posi-
tive proof OF Col I've say Col becsuse every bcdy
about Memphis IS a Col ADDISON 3. DyUGLAss'
fitness for Governor; but IN this ho las hut little
advantage over our Colonel, who, though not &c.
aely Mayor, has been On anxious sspitant, and if
VIC mistake not, candidate, and was only kept
ont for the want Of votes.
Another reason urged, in which we think the
Memphis Col has rather got the advantage Of our
COL is IS follows:
The father Of the gentleman to whom refer,
was for many years President of the Senate Of our
State, and tie worthy son should be its next Gov
ernor.
Col ABEET, We believe, makes 10 such claims
10 srcesto1aI hoDors. He peculiarly the architect
Of his own fortunes, the schooimRster not having
gone sbTosd when he grew up.
This correspondent farther urges that thsrs is q
peculiar fitness in the nomination Of Col. DOU0
LASS, because, as be ssys, "he is endowed by us-
tire with strong body, [lbst's hit at Col. NAT.
MARTIs, whose claims have been urged on &C.
count OF his powerful voice, and Tor the add
tlonsl reason that me is blest with "a easy for
tune, and is therefore well calculated to defrsy The
oosts Of an HIdGous aud protTscted CANVASS" Good
argument. There sre net many men Of any re-
putsdou, that could stand tie costs" Of being &
Know Nothing candidate for Governor.
Viewing TIE matter 10 its various ssoecls, we
are apprelersivs that the M.mpbis Col, has the
advantage Of cur NASHVILLE Co., and suggest to
his friends that they wnhiraw him as an aspirBn.
Tor Governor and enter him a. q C5ndids.e to rep
resent Us in the next Material branch Of the Leg
stature. The public must attribute cur solcitude
this connection to 8 fear that honest merit will
70 unrewarGed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
MAIL DEPREDAToRs ARRESTED

10 September last, the mails between Memphis
aud louisville and between Memphis and Clarks-
vile were robbed, and $500 taken from letters
contained therein. The indelstigHble Agent Of
the department, Col. BARCLAY MARTIS, has been
for some time il search Of the deprsda,Ors, and
bas at length succeeded in discovering them. The
robbery occurred ct HoIyOke, Henry county, and
was perpstrslei by negroes. OF the money!
$24OO was recovered. Tie negroes were severely
punished. CMe'essness had occurred at the Hol-
yoke office, but no white person was implicated in
t1e robbery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
COL. WE. TRAVIS.

We printtO-dsy the proceedings Of Senatorial
CONVENTION of the counties of Henry and Weak
ley, nominating that gallant champion Of demo-
.ratio principles Col. W. E. Travis, as candi-
safe for Senator. Obion will doubtless rstify this
domination. We congratulate our democratic
friends in that district on their strong nomination.
Col. Travis is one Of the safest and sblest demo-
cTa's in the State. TIE Paris Sentinel well says:
eve have reason to believe that Col TRAVIs is
Ssry acceptable to the democracy Of ObiOu, and
doubtless, they wil rstify his denomination by cast
ing her vote FIR htR. We can assure them, that
he is pre- eminently qualified for the position Of
State Senator, ard if there be man in the dis
trict who is . real knOw-nOthiDg killer TRAVIS is
the man. The old.line wings and democrats vii
cheerfully give Buck their support.
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HIT HIM AGAIN.

Following on the heels of Gen. ZoLMooFTER's
emphatic and unconditional declaration that he is
"a candidate for reelection" the annexed card
made its appearance in the Patriot Of yesterday:
EIeHTH CoEeREssIoEAL DIsTRlCT-NAsHvILLE
Feb. IS, 1857 - Editor Of the PltriOt
You viii please announce NE IS candidate be-
fore the Convention which will nominate 8 Repre-
sentative of the eighth Congressional District. It
IS rot nv purpose 10 become 3 candidate without
such nomination. l am unwilling TO disturb the
harmony Of the District By declaring myself cam
Cidats for election, whether so nominated or not.
Respec fully, yours
JcHN A. McEwFE.
Gen. Z5LuCoFFER and bis friends will Understand
the last DarsgFaDb.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
henry ooUETY-AN EXAMPLE FOR IMITATION

HENRY COUNTY-AE EXAMPLE FOR IMITATION
The democrats of Henry county give mGjority
Of near thousand. Yet they win hold q cOnven-
mon and nominate candidate for the Legislature,
and thus secure harmony at home, and full vote
for the democratic candidates for Governor and
Member Of Congress. The Sentinel says:
CoUETY CoEvEETIos.--The delegates will bear
IN mind that the day Ofmeeting to nominate can
didste for tie State Legislature is the ti'st Sstur
day in March, the 7th day Of the month iul
attendance is requested, and We hope every one
of the delegates will be present if possible to gel
here so that there may be 10 dissatisfaction at the
result. As for ouTself we intend to support the
nominee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21

LAND AorHCY-Col. ". B. SToERs EdyertiSes
through cur paper that he coutemplstes st an early
dsy visiting I5wE and the territory Of Minnesota
FOR the pupo. Of locating land warTa is, ETC Col
sroEEs represented, in the last Legislature, the
Sepst,r.al district composed Of the counties q
Wilson and DeKsIb. He is gentleman of euer-
gv and tact Persons wishing to locate land war
rsLts h,Odgh an AGENT will find Col Strokes every
way reliable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
Tmnorted Albion.

fF'HS thorough bred imported Stallion will make -
4 his hilh my Stables, Galattn, IN
this year, cJmmeucug the 18th March, closing AA
he 18Th July Terms, SO the 81 70 tho groom.
Mares well taken Of at 81 per week.
Albion too well knOWn Middle Iennesses TO require
any detailed description of himself nediges The
pure he and his colts have taken premiums
Il most Of the faIrs in Middle Tennessee.
tey2l GEORGE ELLIOTT.
Herald Lebanon; Herald, RusselIye, KY; Herald CO.
lumba and Memphis Appeal copy weekly the amount OF
Is. nd cnarge mis- nfice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
TIE DEnOCRACY OF DAVIDSON COUNTY.

The democracy Of Davidson county are request
Cd to meet on Monday, the 9th Of next month, at
Che UHoN And AMERICAN Office, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to the Democratic State Con-
Vention, to be held in this city to nominate can
tidGts for Governor.
1t is hoped that as nAny will attend as can make
fconvenieut.
By order Of the Committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21

eE- Rsddeld, New York, is publishing an an;i-
slavery book, by Matte Griffith, OF hentucky.-
Exchange
Miss tRIrrrrH is one Of the "strong minded wo-
man that write machine poetry for the Louisville
5vrDal If abolitiOnism was contagious we would
bslisye that she caught the infection from assl Ga
tinR with PEDTIcE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
WASHINGTON.

THE CELEBRATED TROITING STALLION
nURCHASs ID North last pTrnZ by Dr. K. G. Eos. -
i ter and r. n. McNaIry, viii make his season 3 4
miles on Franklin Pike, at the farm Of ?, M,9-A4
~. EnrE .rrlaA &c 90 b La.hIi IL
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Mcclure, Buck & Co,
TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKERS

NO. Is MARKET STREET,
TJAVE arWays on hand Tin Plate Sheet Iron, TInnsd
II Copper Rysts Castings, Paror and Chamber Crates
stOyes Tin Ware, and complete assortment Of aresn
usually kept in our line.
County Merchants requested 70 call and sTaIne on
stock before puTcha elsewhere are prepared 70
Ill IheiF bills good terms as any house out West
lust RECEIVED a lot OF superior Floor sCEIss-
q also, Platform and Counter Scales.
IaasO MCCLURE, BUCK & co.
I'VE are making Wrought Iron Stoves Htte better thar
" any other house In tie Uuited States.
Iau9O MCCLURE, BUCK q co.
a FlNE los Of Caslngs OF all patterns on bs1d a.
Al JanJO MCCLURE, BUCK q co.
u OOFNG, Catering and an kinds OF Tin sheet Iron and
II Copper WO-k done Ia the Horkmaniks manner,
ami a. tue shortest no ucC BY
!an5o-d9m. MCCLURE, BUCK 4 co.
FOR RENT FOR 1851,
THE commodiOuI dwell ing, Of Eli Morris
l. deceased, situated South summer street, few doors
rem pr q h Winston's. Apply 70 - -
GREEN APPLES.
On BARRELS OF the above m store and ioE Gale b.
~ J.G. ROBERTSON
jan y 55-tf Broadway.
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE
ONE hundred boxes Of the above In store snd f9T sale By
anlS '57-f Broadway.
NOTICE.
c. DAkDEN, alone, ia authorised 70 the name Of
The hrm 10 closing tranaaging business belonging
70 said Arm. Lnoy25l DARDBN, TURNER & %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-21
Engine and Boiler
FOR SALE

THE engine have been uEng having proved lsFge
for use, nave superseded IL win smaller
and now offer II with the boiler for sale bargain l. is Of
oaT no power, In perfect ORDER and BY the
Nashville Manufacturing Company.
G. Z. TORBETF & co.
feblS-tf Publishers Union and American,
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Dentistry,

NIL. 7. GUM, has removed 10 the rev G.
II building on Church street, near CHerry
where he will attend 10 the duties Of hsPrO- NlITY4
fsssion in all its branches heretofore. Tfsbo-Im
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Pie Plant Roots.

.
TTORSE hsdsh Crowns and fine foil booded Pigs Of Two
different breeds Of the 5erksne, rsh GraEierand
bum Crosses for sale and now ready Tor delivery.
febI3-,icNtg3w THOuAB BATTR.
NEGROES AT AUCTION,
WILL sell the highest bidder, for cash, the COuT
House yard, Saturday next a O'clock twelve Rf
teen likely Negroes Sale without reserve.
fsbis-sd RIBS ". PORTER.
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JAsPER y. nAILET,
saMURLC. g0DaHALl
AGENCY FOR LOCATING LAND WAR
-EIIE nnn-I- -..rc

w B. STOKES will leave between the ls and Goth Of
W April next the purpose locating Land Warrants
and Investing money Ia Lands and Town Lots in the
Of Iowa, and erl Of Minnesota. he expects
all parts OF that STATE and Terory and the country
Lake Superior City, and be proposes invest money
and locate others the low price Of ten
acre. 10 percent investments land and
properly, All who may desiIs his services,
will address him at Liberty DsKab county, TsnnesIee-
This will b. his second trip 10 the for the purposes
above mentioned and he promises give prompt and Ei
all business that may be consigned him
A.. lE-rrTr
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hULES FOR SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder the Count House door
iu Clarksville NDAY, the 10Th day nr March nsEt
TWENTY FINE " DIRK MULES; also, THREE WAGONS
and the necessary gearing for sad Mules.
All the Mules from three % four years Old aud well
broke Those wishing 10 purchase will DO well attend
TERMSCasa, or notes al sixty days, pay able in Bank
fsb2U-W35 A P. NICKS.