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Propeller from Buffalo.

BUFFALO, April l.
Two N. Y. G. R. R. propelers left this NOR.
ming. one for Sandusky and one for Toledo
They have succeeded in forcing their way
through the ice, anil are now, six o'cl ocll, out
of sight. Lake navigation is considered o.
non
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ASSETS JANUARY 1. 1855

Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid. Up
warda of l1O $1,000 of Losses have been paid by the
Etna Insurance Company in the past IS years. Fire
and Inland Navigation Risks accepted cnnsis-
tent with sovency and fair profit. Especial attention
given to Insurance of Dweinge and Contents for terms
OF to years.
TIL progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
uninterrupted through of financial sunshine and
conf1agraons and maritime disaster Being long esab
lisqed cash basis the troubles of the credit system
Affect US in no material particular.
During hard tmes the security of reliable Insurance
is an imperative duty-the ability of property to
sustain loss being then much lessened
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns through
out the State Policies issued without delay, by
mar6-W-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent, St. Paul.
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March 26, 1S5S-w8m

sDS Rsssl nea,eT, in Stoves Uo fn Waqs
ware, Ho!lowWare, Sheet Iron, Copper, Zinc, Lead,
Nails Plows Axes Hoes Spades Picks Shovels Scythes
Grain Cradles Corn Mills, Corn Shelters and Farming
Implements generally, Window Glass and Sash, Manila
Rope &c. Particular attention paid to Jobbng Sheet
Iron and Copper at the of Exchange and Saint
Anthony streets, St. Paul, Minnesota. jy9.dt
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OF nIINNESOTA. MS

' 'EhRI1 OR UT lINNESOIAs OlSe
i TRICT COURT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY, SECOND
JUDICIAL DIsTsIcT.-Hubbard Hastings against William
H. Haight Charles A. Haight and Finch copar-
as William h. Haight Co. Summons. To Will
liam H. Haght, Charles A. Haight and Jerome Finch,
copartners William H. Hxight Co. You and each
you hereby summoned and required to answer the
Complaint in this action copy Of which is herewith
served upon you and to serve copy of your answer
- p1 IN III Co"ntv Of Ramsey T.; ;d e1r uIoS
within twenty days after the service Of this Summons
you exclusive Of the day CT such service; and you
fail the said complaint within the time afore-
saie the Plaintiff in this action will take judgment against
you for the OF Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars
gether with the interest thereon the of
per from the fourth day of October, A. D.
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty sevsn besides the aud
disbursements of this action.
Dated, Saint Paul, January 9Th, 1858.
AMES VAN ErrEN OFFICER, Pits Att'ys, feb26-W7w,
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA DIS.

VNERRITOkY OF MINNESOTA DIS.
STEELE COUNTY.-Amos II. Norris against John T..
Baker and Newell auckland. Summons for Relief. To
the above named Defendsnts You aud each you are
hereby summoned and rcqu ed to the complaint
in this action copy Of which has been duly filed in the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court for the Third Ju
dical District Steele County, at Owaona in said
y, and to copy of your to the said
plant the subscribers at their Office in Farbaut in
the County of Rice and Territory of Minnesota within
twenty days after the service of this you
exclusive of the day of such SERVICE and if you fail
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the
lief demanded therein.
Dated Faribault, Dec. 8, 1851.
BArcHELDER & BUCKHAM, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Straits of Mackinac free from Ice.
DETROIT, April 2.
Two mail carriers from Sault Ste. Marie
18th ult., have arrived here, and report the
Straits of Macknac free from ice.
Sault River was still brldged over with ice
but was giving way fast.
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NTARKLEY d KERN, DEALERS IN
IX1 TOOLS AND CUTLERY, No. Empire Block, St.
Paul. Minnesota. To Farmers, Builders and the
TrddeThose in want of goods our line previous TO
the opening of navigation, will find with us large and
well selected stock which will sell greatly reduced
prices to make room for our and complete
ment which may be looked for Immediately on the open
ing of navigation. MARLEY KERN
March 2S-wtf No Empire Block
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IIRIVATE MEDICAL

L 7 II E P II Y 5 BIOLOGICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE, BY DR..
LA CROIx, N. D., Albany, New
York. $50 Pages and 100 Fine
Plain and COiOred Autographs
and Plates, sent free Of postage to
all parts of the Union. Cheapest
Book ever published, and contain
ing nearly double the quantity OF
reading matter in that of the
Fifty cents or Dollar Publications,
1t treats on the Physiology of
Marriage. and the secret disnr.
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aIu complaint. ..o D,,-.tU,, A..o,,n,
nar13-w6w A. L. WILLIAMS, fialhuHS A''o'"ey'


MIMNES0ITcAA I5aI.so 4. SIXTH, 1ao~rsy at
IT, nJ 6snIer in Real Estate and General agent.
ONCE, next door to the s. Land once, Minneapolis
hnoht and Sold money loaned property and titles
smi5ed Investments and collections made; Land War.
rants Located; Land entered and sold credit
AGENCIES solicited interest allowed special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. oct 90, 1S55-dawtf
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The House Kansas Bill.

WASHINGTON, April l.
The Kansas bill, as amended, was return.
ed to the Senate this forenoon.
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Railroad Accident and Loss of Life.
CORNING, N. Y, April 2.
The mail train from the Tioga ran off the
track last evening about twelve miles south
Of this place. The engine turned complete
ly over, scalding the Engineer, John Forbes,
very badly-he died this morning No 9TH
er persons were injured.
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Terrible misunderstanding of the Str.
Sultan-I5 to 20 Lives LOst!!

ST. LOUIS April 2.
The Steamer Sultan burned to the waters
edge and sunk, near Cape Grardeau $50
miles below here, at O'Clock this A. Nj.
Fifteen to twenty lives were lost. Among
the lost are d. d. Moore, Clerk Henry Eli,
Pilot Joseph Blackburn, Waterman all
the cabin, crew and the bar keeper, names
unknown. Two ladies and two gentlemen,
who were passengers, are missing and are
supposed to be lost. The full particulars
have not yet reached here.
The Sultan was bound for New Orleans
with full cargo, which, with the boat, is o
total loss
The Sultan was burned near st. Genevieve
not Cape Girardeau.
Boat valued at $4,000. Insured for ST.
600. Cargo consisted of 1000 tons flour,
pork, lead and wheat. No insurance on
freight.
The last accounts of the disaster are so
conflicting that it is impossible to ascertain
who or how many are lost at present.
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Anti.LecOmpton RejOicings.

Anti-LecOmpton RejOicings.
INDIANAPOLIS, April l.
The Anti-Lecompton men are rejoicing
over the defeat of Lecompton. One hundred
and twenty guns are now being fired and
bonfres burning.
BATTLE CREEK, April 2.
The citizens of Battle Creek OPT osed to
Lecompton, are rejoicing over the defeat of
that measure. One hundred guns are now
being fired.
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y subscribers offer for sale their Steam Mill situated
on Vermilion Slough in Barkers Addition to Hastings
with between three and four of land upon which
the mill stands. There is Single Machine and Iath
Machine connected with it, The engine is of ffty-6ve
horse power-was manufactured at the Detroit Locomo
tive Works Mchgan-and that, and the other Machines
have only been used The Mill is capabie of
cutting Four Million Feet of Lumber annually. There
is also upon said land, the MILL new large and
commodious Boarding House.
The above property will be sold cheap and if desired
a reasonable credit will be given. This offers desira.
opportunity for any person wishing engage the
Lumber trade.
For further particulars inquire of the subscribers or
their agent in Hastings, p. B. MANN.
PHELPS & GRAHAM
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NORTH WESTERN EXPRESS COMPLY
ESTABLISHED IN 1851
Connecting with American Express Co.,

VVUUCVIl0Es W1U1 11113O4 1O0A1 60P1VCS OVs1
FOR the Safe and Speedy transportation of Money,
Valuable and Light Freight, Collection and Payment of
Notes. Drafts, Bills and Accounts and all the business of
General Express Forwarding.
EAsr.-On the opening of Navigation, we shall COM
running Daily, connecting with all the principal
points in the United States, Canadas and Europe.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIvER-Semi- weekly to Anoka,
asca, Waab, Sank Rapids, St. Cloud and Fl. Ridgely
MINNESOTA RIvER.-Semi-weekly to Shakopee, Belle
Plain Henderson, lie Sueur Traverse des Sioux, Saint
Peter, Kasota and Mankato.
The only reliable way send and receive money and
valuable goods by Express The cheapest way get
small lots of goods single packages from the East
is by Express.
facilities are unrivalled Particular attention will be
paid to filling all description of ORDERS and executing
Commissions J. q. BURBANK CO.,
Office foot of Jackson Street
porl March e. 1887. do-
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The announcement of the result was greet
ed with applause from the gentlemen's gale.
ry.
Mr.. Keitt novel that it be cleared, and
insisted upon the enforcement of the rule
Much confusion ensued.
Tie Speaker reminded the applauders that
they were not in the gallery OF theatre, and
said that if the indecOrum was repeated the
galleries should be cleared.
A mrmber-Exc. pt the ladies.
Another-Certai ly.
The House Immediately adjourned.
WAsMNGToN, April 9.
SENATE-The business transacted during
the morning hour was of an unimportant de-
scription.
The Kansas bill f; ON the House was then
taken up. The amendments were read,
whereupon Mr.. Green, of Mo-, said that with
out further explaha, ION he would submit his
motion to disagree with the House.
Mr.. Bigler considered the amen lment as a
clear violation of the Democratic principle,
that Congress should not interfere with the
right of the people of the Territory to gov
ern themselves. Under that principle he had
hoped to see the fraternal right of two States,
one slave and the other free, coming into the
Union together acknowledged. He was
against the amendment, because it sets aside
what the people OF Kansas have already done.
lie amendment provides that if the present
Constitution be voted down, that the people
OF Kansas call Convention to frame a new
one, on which the President may admit her
by proclamation. She thus becomes a State
without coming before Congress at all. What
guarantee against abuse is there in this !?
Who knows if the Constitution that NAV
be framed will be Republican in form. or
may not contain inadmissabe features .
There were many insidlous features abont
this measure of the House which pleased the
public eye, but he trusted that We were near
the close of the Kansas turmoil. The agita-
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.OOO.O OOLOAN BILL
(BY AUTHORITY.l

A ACT PROPOSING AN AMEND.
posing an amendment to Section ten Article nine, of
the same to the people. :,
Be enacted by tie Leoiszt.s,re of ,be Stt1 nj Min
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JOHN G. RANDALL, Sheriff.
CHARLES G. RANDALL,
Deputy Sher. OF Pine county, N. T.
VIM. NJ. MCCLUER Pills Atty. mar 90 view
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
1880 PIANOS,
mELOD ONs!g HM6B
SEWING MACHINES.

v7Eo hasIong been known IS TuasgeS .--ese In Md
ou,p,a9esS and de pa6c generally, ths, - seq sstisaed
himself Of the great merits 81 slNGBhS SEwLsS -
Ia 10 his patrons and Others for the purpose
OF receiving ORDERS shieh be can promptly nj IRON w
imPTovet1isi would be deemed perfectly idle 70 prove
the advansge ofMsehinery over ab9F IN human PTosre
t euDeriSrity eBE been aettled as an axiom, SEN
sydsntto all Whst the otton Gin has done In one de.
psrment of labor, What ne spnnhs sshhy bao c,eS
h 1osss i'm 0rtaut branch human industry for itenan-
-i--.her ;e r7h 81 aqreesbl uast time; II poor
"a ale mployment The faet that Nj Kl5bee has 81
So 49, Of amos and Meodeons, will be suhetent guar
% hsnuDer0us friends and patrons, that OF ne vai.
me best to sr them, and thos- unacQuainted win Nm
the fact that at the MeehaHes gnsI'e ~,
t,s ,btbted hy the side &C Grover Bakers aud pro.
ucunced best by me examining 40 ansroeo II
re or-nu the diploma ard lat for the est seven years
rsiTss +, I'D tster Inc Premium over alt
he reason sssznod BY the dyes for giving this aeaHs
the proium over the Grover Baker Machine Was nTs5
would doeveryt5Dg which the ohsrco Id do and IS
IN qnf ssvsai other ihngs bestes; Eneh as tailoring
hoe EakiUg making, &c, with range OF esPaet
from H. fnest zoe co with which il viii stitch me
esbr or linen most beauu ly. 70 the coarse max OF slE
bread suitable the thekest harness Work ana
that tleaves ndge heavy seam on me bottom o. ne
goods which liable OF m snort time Allowing
the work rip cut but draws the ocE iato me eepS
atTo mgEng The stitching looA e9gsiy Wen On w ~, ~
thirdly much mole durable instru nent me man
being willing warrant o[ ihI !eeLs y ~,
bgheat speed by loot pow er Whch Is luy % ~,
orlbe Grover s. Baker Machine only requiring that tne
directions followed; Ourhy that uses but enlro -
much thread being important Item ofGavng ana suyi
that gathers much beautifully than Il Is PosDe 70
"a her by hand which great confederation TOT the LAss
espeeay Dress makers. In short this Machine Is OF ~
superior make that it has taken the premium over ~
CHEERS wherever it has been exhibited for the last ssSen
years. = -...,-. I'm ,fr,.ts vvul
duado his eequaiutances from purchasing sewing Ms
chine Of any other than Singers until ne can V
them orif they cannot abide his time un shSy t9n S
nortnn-ties 10 III M m. A. Singer, 46 Public square
Rashyiis
MI Kiobee stu thinks the Pianos made BY Lg1Isl nes
- = ,25,Urvs ne Best and the same Of the Melodeoni
made bv Carhaft Needbsm Cos and holds himselI y
cbsrees added to those who desire thsm OF him.
an CON nun catlons addressed 10 him on me suPeSt
Pianos meOceons Sewing Machines Wlil Dc
Died
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BLACKSMITHS,

Who Az innssd Ct Auvs Of any size Vices, ether con-
Box, Bellows Of any axe warranted % work per
iecy Horse Rasps, Plat and Ha RouId FILES SsdEes and
Hand Hammers, Horseshoe Nails, English and American
Blister and Shear Steel Stocks aud Dies, old il0a
cd Scrsw Plates af cost
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LTQDURS
-OD BBLS ReCh6sd Whisky
.-atJNJ SO Old Bourbon do;
50 * M0nOuEahels dOi
so I'VE do
400 - American Brandy;
50 Gin
100 Walkers Ak Alsi
IS n E. Rum;
Asoa large stock ane Braudies, WneI, &C. In store
sad for sale by - ,r,,,,,yDg
July % ". EDt, 1LHoo.
ALE and PORTER.
n < CASKS Scotch Ale;
70 Loafon Porter. Just received, for sale BY
10. BDWE RDS.
CEMFNT-
.llll fUiy n 10. EDWARDS.
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five hqnd'od 0lFF'' Of AEF' 0'''' TsTIkKGFR.
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WHEAT.

VTTANTED Immediately, 1000 o bushels Of wheat We
w win take all qualities % wheat the highest aFks
price paid ia Nashville We also have order for 8
bales 81 sghct Mddng Cotton, which We viii pay d
hiahsss market price delivered Warehouses corner
NsrSst nd ozark street.. n. S. FRENCH & son.
~. Hs
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uurav HART IA B. ". HAoEAE JOIN b. AAAi
HART. MACRAE q CO.,
vHcLKsALE CD oOERs 0OEHISsI0H
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Markststrs0t, Nasa7il'e, T5I

Eos7 and South Msrkststrsst, Nashville, Tenn
INST REcETykD AND NOW IN STORE,
~ bb5s N % SUGAR. barrels Jamaica RUM
~ bovg- Havana sugar. 500 assorted DguyOlus
rs barrels h. Y Crushed20O packages W Is n-lsl-a
smear 100 coils Cotton EJPG1
Ak bqSSreis n Y Powdsred4OO gross Matches,
$500 200 dozen Painted Buckets.
a $500 n q Loaf Sugar so nests 5. Painted TUBS
sJ0 barreIs n d Molssses, so boxes stone Pipes,
gpew croDl 50 boxes Tennessee Axes
$50 bags Selected BatiLa0re lsuPsElGI t1I1.l.g"
COhse, oOO kegs "Al.1 --'-' --..s
90 bags n. o. Rio Coffee loco kegs Nails lAssoE'se
81 bgSs isguiru Coffee, Slzes,)
- baSs az tIoysrpment5OO gross BlRcking,
JaTa Coffee 100 boxes Palm ana German
o. bags peDDer, soap,
- 80 SINCE 10 cases Carolina kloer
- - Snpsr Carbonate SO doz Zine " ash b1arcg
800 500 realms Superior WTEY
~ half ohsr'y Imperial ping Paper,
blI.rk TeN 500 Nj. u ID. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and ny. Io-lVO oNss ouoP
A luTge assortment Of oom.iOO barrels Covsr Sees
-, - f1e Cigars SO barrels Batter md SOD
* bov,s t4srratts Scotch Crackers
4'' s1nF $50 bbls Recy,hej W5skey
o. boxes smoking Tobacco, IS barr is Old bourbon
% coils Manila hope, hlAsAelr
k5U boxes Pearl starch, 70 DaLl &c 1Ag-'
- : - Clysters, so barrels RobsTEsul C0an-
5U boxes Assorted Pickles, ~ Wh8keyt M
5U boxes Ca1sup snd Pep-l5 barrels Olo hnoOln " LIS
mar sauce, Key,
% boxes Ass'd. Pie Fruits, ar. casks Pure French
~ cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
o, 20 NJ Il Cheese. 10 Casks Pure Port Wine
- 1,xes English Dairy S CaSks Iurs Malaga do
,gneess o casks Pure sherry DO
800 packages Star Candles, oasss Pure Madeira 90
E5 do TsloW do 20 obls, Aauvg sweet DO
IS bags Timothy seed, 6O 0ots. American bTaaajr
BOU buTes Ess d. Glass Ware, 10 l5ls Apple BRANDY
lOv bikes 6AlO and lOAl2 40 D0ls. IeaCl BRANDY
las nav HART MACRAE 90.
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MEDGES! WEDGES!!

NO CO.. ) 4 OK Is a ID 4 N - Il -
I'VE will furnish Otage Orange Plants set them on
w on any farm within one hundred miles OF HasREls,
and attend 70 pTUBing them until they grow into heege
tbst will effeetuaIIY turn CATTLE horses, sheen moss
and goats, a. the email cost Of One Hundred ahO
Tyueutys five Dollars per mile, which re u" IN
oneou 20 one-hGl less than the cost Of COMMON BAIL
vESrT This Hedge will remain mHnsnt fence iOrmaby
snetions and when will require pruning but once
yesT which can done BY man with scythe al lne
ste III mile day THIS is the only ence except the rock
au mai will stand the overlooking of creeks and The
back-WaJer of nv 3Ts.
TTsTTWenty per cent hen the Hedge is planted,
- ~ balance IN one Two and three Years We will give
mil uarsnty TO accomplish Wha propose refund the
money We may ''''''' LANGDON * CHERRY,
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Pianos Pianos.
PHOENIX BEDsTEAD FACTORY.
w D rOpNEIIIIS AGENT

W.R. CORNELIUS, AGENT.
THANKFUL for past favOrs and indulgeDces Woud sug
gest that we once more, and Will BoOn
be Manufacturing Cottage Bedsteads Lounges, &cs OF
eveFv description for the trade and our customers
OFcs and WarerOOmE No 49 Spring street, near Cherry
where We will also keep general assortment OF cAeaP
Chairs Bureaus ardrObes &C. and will also Keep on nano
and maize 10 order every description OF Mattresses, &C
PeTsou ordering from distance may rely on having u cir
orders allied. Respectfully, W. R COhNELlUs;Ag
SgtFVsR & Co.. PTuDHetuTs. iapfso-'
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iElrnderinIr Rlair

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudOltOn, oaxony, has IA
" ken Office al No. 10, Front street near Clark and Of
e his services 10 the citizens Of Nashville for the relief ana
cure Of Female Complaints Of all kinds Scroula in i
worst forms; Consumption, rheumatism md DLOBsy bis
experience and practice IN regard 70 these and similar die
sse have been such enable aim 70 guarantee Perlee
cure If treated or taken in time.
For sale as above. e very superior article OF STOMACH
Ffitfers Of bis on invention and manufacture togshe
- !. -,-i.fy ~ 3D.. r. -aDruee. ffa87-IV
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FOR RENT

THAT convenient frame dwelling on the Franklin Turn
nike near the rrst Toll Gate now occupied oy j. a &c
CRu6belI Eso The house contains four rooms Oesioes
teeu servants &c. and has thirty acres OF gonh
sitsbsd Suitable furniture be procured BY the tenant
on TsgeoDsbe terms If desired. Possession given inn cd
ally. Apply 30 n, @ 7 rrDs7Fy
nov. IS ~ ' D Ai--'D--IIi-'
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VSRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCEHlES'-loO
hhds prime to choice Sugar
100 bbs Powdered, Loci and Crushed sugar
$50 bags prime Bic Coffee;
$50 bbls MOlassss,
100 4 bbls do
so bags Old Gov Java and Laguayra Cohee;
IS bbls Maekerel assorted
so dozen Buckets.
15O boxes Star and Mould Candles;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted;
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
$4,000 Imported hegalia Cigars;
$4,000 assorted brands co
IS boxes Scotch HerringS
tisrces Fresh Figs,
~ bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
80 boxes Bar Soap. --.---,,,r
fsbll NJ 4 & CHEAIhAA.
IOTORS.-2OO bbs Pixies Magnolia " hisEy
i 4 $50 bbls Robinson Co 90
200 bbs Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do5
100 bbls American Brandy
20 bbls do Gin
20 bbs Peach Brandy.
Also A isree stock Of Fine Imported Brandiea ana
vines lust received and for sale BY
~ II * IF OHEATHAM.
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q Weat small OWeIIing


T AM Offering for sale neat dwelling College Street.
inst bsyond the Medical College. The House is OF Dres
contains good rooms cstern, &C. ana VIII DC so O.
greaI bargain. For terms apply to -,-,,
nov "a q ' . LA4'D'1I1A'
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T75IITRTTNG THE INCUME OF COTTON
PLANTERS,


PATENTED improvement n the manulactufe OF larhA
omDlo ing TO SPA tho crop but aoou one-louFh lh,
TuheT required 20 raise it, AID this numor consisting
Children Of sE years age AID above and women una oi
blowing pic ing cotton. , NJ III .At- NON.
COMBINATIONS OF MA HINERY5 inclus We o. the sIbAE
RSgEB il neosssary-namely The GIN win Lap Pisnf
49, one machine, and the sequent n clnes OF Le spih
0g sres AID 10 have s ged In the Spinning 10
an be Pis1s ION complete, with great dispatch Also con-
petent Spinners. r... s,.,-,, 81 4. ,..-, g..
InSoRR TBAH PAY for the whole machinery, lneiu
sfys of The steam Engine and sp nners' wages, ,
Nv Improvement, In its results 10 TIE flanter, IS luisE
lent 10 hs having purchased Of me Fantauon1 NeEoeS
&C. morepFOtucIive tha those be nov WoLhs sn1 "hlo
T1jDg ipterg win prove his diversion, II Will be exempt
NJ ne cares and Sisties inherent 10 planting game Ing
/ and baiIDR up crop. - La, f,- .s,,d ~.
Ny TERMs-Machinsry is Cash ARTICLE pEs ~ $50 az
eepaYces cangTant reasonable facilities a. lOL s ''
o. the PArEEr one. be paid 10 me each o. w LLA
eve years. the excess the yarns bring over ghueu
with contract usuring the payment saouiu ho P'@'AO
change pro- netOTs ,I. 49,. ~ s,C,,
PROPOSITIONS from Planters may now he MADE ana 70
cost Of the Machinery in their par ular cesei me- nus ~
omit 20 state what has been the unoer OF poul1s -
cFoua-or how many pounds of yarn DAY we! h1ss SPIN
N'OF-s - GRO G. HBNRH, Mofll@ Ats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
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