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rity against loss The nett profits of the
roads. That is acknowledged to be nothing.
As further security she is to have the first
mortgage bonds of the respective companies
corresponding in amount to the State bonds
issued. Those might have furnished some Sc
curity to the State if Mr.. Cooks proposed
amendment had been incorporated in the
bill (; it provided as follows: that the first
mortgage thus transferred to the State Urea
surer shall be the first lien upon and take
precedents over any other bonds that may
lie issued upon the first fifty miles of road
which said Companies may respectively con-
struct' ........ .-.....a~..
Hence he voted for that amendment but
those who pretend to know most about the
wishes of the companies voted against it, and
it was lost. Now the companies can issue
such large amount of first mortgage bonds
that they will bring but few cents upon the
dollar. Then that is far from ample security
for the payment of principal and interest.
What further security is proposed? The
companies are to give ga conveyance to the
State of the first 240 sections of land, free
from prior membranes, which such compa.
nv is or may be authorized to sell, in trust,
which lands are to be sold to meet any fu'
ture default in the payment of the interest
and the principal when, due. Suppose now
that after receiving their full quota of bonds
the companies or any one of them refuses OF
neglects to pay the interest when due
What then! The State has 24O sections o
land to make the interest out of, supposinl
always that said company has performed
work enough upon its road to entitle it t.
snch an amount of lands by the condition
of the land grant. The state will then hav
$4,000 acres of land. If sold at such al
early day, it will not bring over foe dollar
per acre. which would be $685. OO; tina
would not pay the interest upon the bond
for nine years. If the land should bring tel
dollars per acre, itwould not pay the interes
upon the bonds for IL years. The bonds wi
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- .' THURSDAY, MARCH A, 1855 "l
SENATE.-The Senate was called to or
der at 81 o'clock, and opened with prayer by
Mr.. PHELPS. >.
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rrnns or YADyRRrIsrNu !.

Businsss Carde uos excssoing SIX ftnesingtde q
els. ethspwise tle.
Nssisss of asstisss charitable societies Are
ssmpaaiss As., half price.
Oisplaysd advsvsIssmsass hsif aere thanths
abeys rstss.
Advsrtissn nsntsi ed sd asa piassA AsnAsrths head
n Especial noticss,' = dssblefAs svStWSvy vsses
spss'.lSes's's'a sA' l'ss' 'o'ssn - ssanps'
Alvsysissnsat rdsrsds - st asiA - xeissivsiy
the Daily, after shs hrst twovssks, 50 percent
more ths1pthe abeve rates.
AdvsrtissmsAts not ssssm panied with direction,
viii hsi iassstsAatlnsssid SD shasgsd forsecerd
iAglx.
This vsls VSia net ~ vasisa fsSa.
when ~ advsr1assr asss sbs Weekly stess q A<
price sfll ~ Snesaneas taAAe Dstly. wAsse tha
Ss L asasssss fsS e psSsas ssssns.
Usdss ~ pssssst s5sassI. 80 pey. &c
mach FOR ~ spapAs ssssyiss, 81 Asins
ehsresa&os ~ esp sSttlsa NoAy. 6a1a nos
ssasSsIl s6spteA. osrssssSs A6s6an9ess ~ ID.
A&1I sassa vhess-A tfssnesss ~ ais
contfo1e1 Aaeoeeeoo exptn1eoOwt4 ~ ys1s - ihs
lime eestsoS SesaS1t, they Vilir - skeseed up 81
sar rsguiarYatssfsvths Cine actually In
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VyHH suhscriben WeuN InloSn The eoaS.nsTs q
i Lunbss, Ana ths pahlis eenssAily, that taey
rsrsily naae hy Saw Mill iasl1alng LAsA,
Floorisg, Joisl Shsstiag ard Siding, of any Length
ths& msy y dssissd.
CAN st ths New Saw Aills sn the .iysr, n ssal
whites Pork Asuss. PAUt HUNS.
II. b. stove Wosd fer Gals = u - pr card.
anp1Sd0
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yANuBCKLER = 1iLLo,
GRNIRAL AUcT1O ERRs

Comnm1N0lO0 MofohA9Ihs. I'M
yerandAh bsiiding, Johnsoa -, uDdef Gear
xTYfLL astend sales sf real or psfeopal pkeperty.
wv reesivs aA4 ssll n se1nisstoa ell kiAas g
- storase nay charges, anA do eenesal Agency
hrsiness. Cash aAvsnced on goe4s received Sor In
me1iaas sale. vANSfCKL1N MILLS.
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DuTNa dssirous Of eurtaidng portion Of osr
ID bsstnsss, We oier for sAle at great bargain On
LONG oRRDlT with approved security, Or inbex-
eAases for oity property, sur large and extensive
H1pa3 - lfilk, known - the Magnolia Nilh, q
LAhaabS, IN, together with Stock Yard Of tan
ssrss, ~ four good Dwelling Housss; shok orr
iasPs a.d sxtsns.vs ccoptrshcp and Stock Y kso-
kstveen qth and 10th, In Keokuk, and Store
Heuss aud Lot With good Stock Of 0rccsriss, in
Haailtou, Ill.
11 perticslars enquire Il No. 100 Main-st., q
20 ocsi1d WI. AUSTIN co.
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AFFICE on Third street, bet. Main6W
~ ana Johnson, next to Fiekleh D La
in al its branches. They have recently made sx-
teusivs additions 20 their stock, and perfected
their arrangements In every department.,
PATENI METALLIC DUkIALOA6DS,
Impsfsioss 10 Air and highly erna-
dad, - we'll ~ COINS Of every style and AntsA
furnished to order.
Hsassss and Csrria gcsf furnished, and tho entirs
arran gementf Of the fuAera lattendcd TO whom re-
esissd.
Ksokat Iowa, Nov. Al ,lsS7-dly
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Dudley House.

| a FEW families OF Other esardsrs can be 40
IA cenn0aatsd with pleasant rooms Aad boes1
= this hsuse II applisd for soon. Ano, -
d. beerdsss. ttshl-dems
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- NE " MllLlNEWY nto0&s
"A rs. n. TALON takes pleasure = - n
sters Is Curtis Building, on 1saEtA stsaee
vksre M will keep gosd aasertoentss onnnses
Kibbons, and gery thing h that liee. Ledies =.
invited issail either hsss % = ths oid
Mainst.
octo-d
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4hs room or rooms svsr the City Book Stese.
Ihe sesoAd story can 3 thrown Into Law oeepe y
raAo. YSnnise y - Ott Book 6eerss " - ~
0nian. eee1er u Second nna 1ain streets. fso4S1
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,
AND blank BOOK MANuFACTOKY.
DLASK Books made and rsied 10 any required
DpattaTn. Court Records, Justices Dosksts, As
ssssors Books, Poll Books, Ao., Ac., furnished at
short notice.
Old BOOKS, Magazines, Music, &c., bound or re-
bound In sLy style desired.
~Gy Biudsry will be found on Becond-st..
ncxt door 10 The Atbss0um, sign Of the "Bie
Book ISAAC N. PikkCk.
sep IL 'b7-d
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WID.a.JAM JAK r. MAN,
A. HQKAN NllCTQH

ID EsPrCTFULLY infora9 tho Inhabitants of
N Keokuk andits vicinity, that he win attend 10
Any business Ia his line. From his hong sxpeisaee
4 ~ years, no has made himsclf familisr with
ths varioas diseases in the hosss-Epidemie and
IaAnsnm Fever. Lung Fever, Innammatioas, Stag
9ess, Ewseny, Bolts, Worms, Collie, Hpasms, 0paven
Bone, Epsains. Ring Bose, Curhs, 4s. Asdisinsa
osn - Sad BY calling q his rssidsnee, ON Ath a.,
bstwssn johnson and Rxshangs, Kcokak, Iowa.
fan47dly
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sssSsgs,ass 81
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CUMMINGS & BE00e,
Architects,

S up ERI TEN d kN rs.
HAVRtaken IN ONCE In Reddington's Block,
IA essusr Of Johnson and Third streets, In Room
No. IA 3nastory, hrst door TO the left q thc hoad
Of the msiu entrance stars, where they invite
thsif frsnds and the public call. They arc pre-
psssd % furnish dcsigns and detail drawings for
buildags of al kinds, public and private, and TO
suPerintend the erection Of the same. They hope
" Do business In suSh will please their
pAtrsss and % credit 70 themselves.
Rsksr, hy psrmission, "
X. h. Levs, Hsvkins Taylor,
EDWARD KiIbourus, james Estcs,
Geo. C. Audsrson, R, r. Cfssl,
VIC. 8trips, D. ksddingten,
VIM. Leighton, J. n. Unings,
IN. Hiatt. J. y. Paul
decl1dly
W. n. RICE,
a RCNITECT. OGbce II kilbouFpe's Dlssk, q
k.A
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JOB. n. -. 0&0k AA30s sNsa8
[ REAL ESTATE AND ADURANCE
mn OXEN.
OFFICE, NO. =, ,KILpOURNk.R6LO
I ] AS for Sale 90 beautiful Lots r. w. XII.
l. i bourne's Addition.
From Say of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view arouad thecty, isdeifghtful
They are all bear adjoining
"KILBOURNE PARK"
And no other Lotsn the City can be more desirable .
for residences.
Block l76 In the oidiimits.
90 Pee. IN Main T., between 9Th and 7th.
Lot 4, Block Va, on Biobdeaa.st.
30 Feet in Block 20l, on Msin-st., between 10th
nd nth.
10th street. -
!. 20, Fss. on IL .t, in Blosk 4s,a very desaGl
building. residence.
Also, Lots in Edward kilbourne'sNcw
~rswss--icw, and very Easy Per
For further particulars enquire at the
iAn76d
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m,FARLAAD HOUSE,
IA. PATNOR, PEoPnIIsoR, !.
formerly Of the ehsrnan House, Chicago, Ins.,
FROET-eT., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
eers unAlson, -. -. -. IeWa.
us13SAAw -
91OONU 1TREE CHEAP oT0HE.
IRHAT bsrgains IN Dry Goods, Ciosks, bonnsts
NJ Ribbcns -. We are now casTtng our we'll.
r.sas (. eyeey dspastusnt IL complete, nd bought
vsrv akesp. nnd win b sold lower thsn hefstofort
oGsrsd. = ~, " doing own bustnees, save rem
snd cIsYk hire. We can and will sell lower thai
saJ 49, ~ '''' Il. n. ABBOTT ) Co.
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X. j. DAAA,
a TT0RNEY at Law, ksskak, lows. O6ee In
n Post Buiiding, ,5dst-, bet. Main and johnson.
isod1y
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W. ~ RICE,
RCHITHCT. Once IL KilbouFne's Blssk, q
~ Main-st. bet. I'd ssa3d Ksokuk, Iowa.
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4Aaess
F1ss! -
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(fiSas27)& 72ssss u sss 4xss
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u trains, - n ssul et9Asd,l willrnn
u u T[.is.l T[.is l::sl |. i 'sl'sa :. - ~. =.
lst Train ]easss 1BENToNs P0KT att An.
2d Tra1H<" 7" 2s6 Pm.
PasS<BBtrs for Sioux City, couucil Biufs, Fort
Dodge, Fort Des Mcines, etiumws, Fairfield, and
inferno diatc points, wijiiase she7 a. IN traia,
connecting at bentonspor With stages for ali points
in Middle and Western Iowa.
BY this arrangement ttests along the lire Of
the road will be enabled u spend FIVE HOURS
IN kEDkUk and return satis evening.
xs Ofice in kilbournc's liock.
= S. LNliliT EATON,
- III EngiAf &pd Superintendent.
Al ~ and llpenser Ast.
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FIRsf ~ ~ szs W. - ssas ssas
4. I il. il vi Z - 3 BIZ 4 s
h. - ~ .. - az, = = = -. S'eosS
So! =! NJ: 4: ]. /:
orisiaAlbs1 n 100 n.
ss..9| ...|l - 4 Il. ~ g. ..s e :.
&a clAss. nvllss OhflAf -
- as.es - ",
idsyss5 b n m Ssssps I ss's's s'';;lE
Eounrm cLAss.-tolI Fish, D.rf 81 ssss' n
y con, Beef and Porxysn casks a. :ssa
boxes, eastward, Lard and II
Lard OIL, Nails. sodA Ash, .les- go nn n
nan Clay. Tar, Pitch, KoIin, "A .S8s2
6tsel, Manufactured Tobacco, Sssg 8 Ss
IN Ieein Oil, QuxenswaYc, sugar, XSs.s@ 81 Ss sSssssS
ibis - bxs., 6c., &c. S
1kg1k1l q bbl., until further notisss
CC&IDN-s2 y bale nseaexeesding nefhs 10
vci0 It'll further notice.
KM1ldng Geods FROM any point east Rbiia.
asipA.es s,..ssls. Y E., '.a.k ps ~ q ;y,s \,
| se ~ - = Philadslpht IL Pitts
fKEfdhT HsKNys--Cla,k Co., saos
CO.. rssass sssnssils, ~. I ial Dii' R.nr 1.
Kxstk ., alssares1l Ind ifs esn !.
Boston; Leesh 4 ~. ~. 4 Asssr House. n y.
No j Willan ~ M .j i Z. Ssssssr, Phiiadsl,
phss; Mass01 Balls "A. stewart
fssisbursA. n .A. 1usroN, II
n =. Loxe.kRr, ~ & Aisssns, fssn.
-stt !. - . :. :; : -------
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For 81 . LUWe "A h
a FINE hi gh building Lot, - ~ 1e0ka
sasA balance In one and ~ ysasS. tn ~
ground oil : thitofrs . n ~
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0UNBl GUMS |!

GUNS. GUMS!
II r. NANCY. MEa. t.starsssna Wholesale
E and retail dsalsr In al ads Of 0uns, Pistols,
Bowie- Knives Fishing Tackle, sporting Appafa-
tus and mmsnitioa. All Guns warranted, with
the privilege q trying, ~ lower prices thsn svsr
sasssa in he sst Jott' best ksvolvsSs for 1is,
and warranted Tor . yeAr. Sseond-st. bet. Mais
aud Johpson, kSoknk, Iowa. Uuly2lAAW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04


Pans any - Il perceive the general opinion
upon Wbaf has passed at Cherbourg is pretty much
me the opipisr At the very first expressed 10 you
Yesterday. had occasion to talk with the represen-
iofive Of one of the lesser German SfaIes who had
hepp invited with jhe rest Of the corps dlouStigae
aud had had anopp 1rIuHty Of sesiHg things A. close
"a. possible as far as the principal peTsonages
we're concerned This gentleman notions were by
no favor ,lle % any very long duration ofthe
Apsio French alliance Il think be observed
s'lbat the sovereigas did esresliyey do the best
they could. AMI are Obab y both equally sincere
IN their desire 10 preserve peace; but the sentiments
~ tbetvo nations, aud particularly those Of the
French towards the English, do not seem to me 70
warrant the conclusion that peace will necessarily
be Of long duration found that that antipathy
remarked by so many persons, as existing between
IN French and English sailors, had been al-o per
feely recognised BY the dipl in question and
he avowed that sThe annoyance Of he majority Of
French seamen At being brought together with
those Of Ia perfds Ai5ioH Otherwise than in hostile
encounter, Was quite plain and evident" and might
be distinctly made out in the rude speeches ~
seamen Of Norm udy aud Brittany, Hhe her on
board their Ships or on shore. Their intesi p
rccup tip" said my infor mant was their hatre
OF every thing English and their vexltion al not
being able 10 prove it.
l End, too more people than could have supT
in this country ready to admit that the return "
Louis Napoleon TO our alliance is pslpably the result
Of his failure to secure Russia as the willing ASSOC
ciate Of all ME selfish and ambitious plans. In ali
Of this The Emperor OF the French has played game
that he may fad it more difficult. han be supposed
o keep permanently in his own hands Building
as he did upon the hate Of Russia for Austria, and
upon What he thought deeper aversion than is Of
Ru STA for England Louis Napoleon fanc;ed he could
certainly end BY securing the cooperation Of the
Car and, mised By this idea be allowed the poPu-
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EIYI3 Hr-NpRED pOLLAI.s RENARD.

FsHANIG HARRIS, Governor Of tie State Of Tennessee To
all who shall see these presentsyecting Whereas, ii has
been made known that certain FNW. BURTON, charg-
ed with having committed the offence Of eencnt, and has
fed from Justice, and is now running a. large.
Now therefore, l. Isham G. Harris, Governor, aforesaid BY
virtue Of the power and authority in I'M vested do hereby cfcr
reward $500, person who may apprhend
said n W Burton, and deliver Inn TO the Sheriff Jior
Of our county Of Davidson in order at justice that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, havehereuno set my hand and
caused great seal of the Stte to be affixed nj Nash
lL'si VILE the 3lstd day Of May, lo5S
By the Governor:
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary of State -
unsf2-a .Vs B5 F. EE VIZ
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GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE;


To all who shall see these Present-Greeting:
ETIIFREAS, it has been made known certain
Nv GEORGE MILTON, charge with committing foul and
arocous murder the Goth day Of June ISIS, upon the bodies
VIM IL spcef and Il. IL VAIL late of county Of Dyer,
has fled from Justice, and is running at large.
Now, Therefore, Iham Harris Governor Aforesaid, by
virtue Of the power authority in vested hereby
reward Of three hundred dollars to any person persons who
NAV apprebcnd said George Milton, aud deliver him the
Sheriff Of county Of Dyer, in order that justice in
that behalf, may he had and executed
IN testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
sFEI and caused Great Seal If the affixed
~ Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1853.
1SIIAM G. HARRIS.
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CHINA HALL STTLL.

TEAVING purchased A. II. Hicks very large and eSE
complete stock Of china, Glass, QueensWare, &C.
together with his outstanding claims, will continue the
business the old stand, CHINA HALIa) and solicit 81
patronage Of all the old the house, and all others
need Of such goods or who may favor with call All those
indebted the arerespecuy called upon to come for
and pay the oo be SIZED right
away.
J. G. Darden is fully authorized to transact all business
nected with the concern.
augI4v&d2d c. E. PEACHER.
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Gz5.OOO.-s15.0OO.

I'D ARE CHANCE FDf EORTUNEs--FUh
q sALE-S75, 600 worth Of e valuable real estate.
will sell on reasonable terms Of desirable
city property ever oered this lying Cherry, Cedar
Market and Spruce Streets suitable business houses private
weIngs propose exchange the for likely Negroes
d the best ash price
atmav ..-.- Will. l. BOYD, Jr.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
CtNYDER & FRIZZELL opening well selected stock
- Of Shoes, suitable the and prices
espond with the times Consisting in part OF
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters,
Patent Leather - and Oxford Ties,
Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting
A" Cloth and Lasting Caters.
Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes.
Ladies' CATERS, plain, with and without heels,
Slippers Z" -
Zine Toilet Slippers,
White Kid and Satin Slippers,
Caters,
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and slippers, with and without heels,
Kid Boots, "
Chillrcu's Shoes Of every variety,
Bows nd Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above. we something very for May Day Also,
Sc wants Shoes and pegged work Of all kinds.
Call az No. y Public square.
anriI3O SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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PENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.
eg-ssz .ss..ssE3 l..sszz2z

esEl...i.ssEe kew ..i.a li,--is.z- issiz.
TVyTE Great Central Route connecting The Atlantic cities Hh
Western. Northwestern, aud Southwestern States, hy con
tiauous Railway This road also connects at littsurs
with daily lines Of Steamers toa ports the Western Rivers,
and az velud and Sndusy with steamers TO all ports tie
Northwestern Lakes; making direct chsUpet and r
Tr5ts by which FREIGHT be forwarded % and from the
Tgf1t West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLLss.-B0ots. Shoes, Dry Goods Gn - sr tpgH
boxes Furs. Feathers &c
SrUoNn CLAss.-BO0ls aud stationary. Dry 90. - 7o0B
Goods (n baes,) Hardware, Leather &C. ~
THIRD CLlss.Anvils' Bar-ug- Bacon and 50 nor 1OOR
PORK On bulk.) Hemp Sc,
TorFTU CLAss.-CUdc Fish, Bsc0n and Pork s0, Nor 1OOH
tracl5-l.J Lard and Lard Oil
Fluur--5gts per bHl. uutii further notice.
Gral-3jcts per 100 lbs, until further notice.
Co0uSe per ic exceeding quo Tbs. weight until iCr-
lsr notice. ..
l In shipping Goods amy point East Of philadelphia,
particular Co aarE package ''rE PhihEz hI Efofa
All Good, consigned t gents this Railroad at Ilaugl-
rl8 ptt-Hur- will Do forwarded without detention
FlElGIT AGENrsargi51 Nurulg & Co., Memphis, Tenn
r. b. 4 Co., ST. LOUIS Il. S. Mitchell & SOM ~
Indiana Dumes Bell and NUrl0cs, aud Carter d Jg"ctt'
Louisville, Ky; q. c. Nn'drUm, Madison. Indiana Sprin-uu
d Brown, and Irwin & Co, Cincinnati n. ". Graham Co.,
GAINESVILLE. Ohio; Leach d. Co.'S No. % hy street, Boston;
I,t & Co. Aston House. New York; No. j. William street.
and No. Battery Place, New York. T. j. Sler Philadelphia;
R1, A. Rooms. Baltimore; Geo. c. Frsu-sCUs.
n. II. HOUSTON, GgEgrEf Freight dgcat Eha't.
Il. !. LOMBAERT, SUJt, At0JHG, Penn.
aur1, 5--u
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower,

w-1,T,yr yyO0D,S VyIPHOVEITEN'T.--
,aIPltlf Narfuer eceycd the first premium % Gram.
com MEDAL las c hest combined Reapug and Moving Machine
f te -re luite States Agricultural FAIR heia W LOUSY a
flr iu Scrcmler, -57 The ual came on near s'l- &c"
-. in july whore al the PR -iIa Machines ~ c United
r ere t1orouz aIy tested. The committee male me-" ards
r Marshal r. Wilder, President United states agricultural
society. at Louisville, ny. -, %.
Mower before two separate committees appointed ~ t
dent of tc Davidson County Agricultural soey' az rasiAI
m uly 1857 over most the machines now IN Use 10 AtA
Numerous other urgu and awards we're gwen el, -o
during every Machine IN Allltoa
The above machines are for sale by the undersigned,
B. p. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS & CO.
,,- ,,s Nashville. Tenn
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lie about 3 years age weighs Jbout 100 pounds,
and is fs or inches high; dark h hazel eyes short chin,
with verv lad scar upon neck and chm, running up
the ear supposed the result Of sclld which
that il is difficult for him 70 close bis mouth
Is supposed gone 20 Arkansas he lived for
wears at c rswIey's Ridge, in that State, y13-f
1.-The Memphis Appeal and Ayaianc give the above five in
seTtions, and forward blu to this Olhce.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

Twins AND TRIPLETs-A singular c Tc1 Instance. 1.
but not one out Of be Of nature occurred On
he steamer Superior during Der last TRIP ff6r
Louisville 70 Cincinnati. A lady passenger Jaass
oirah 20 pair Of tW.as-6ne, bsHBeisg giris a.
the boat VAS abcu. N king landing a. TWarsaw.
nIne oeock unday evening last ScarcfIY had
tae pieasura6e exit msnt consequ-nt ppOa fhe &c
cast subsidized when inseIlirgpca vas fsSh,sE a irl
he cabin that German lad, 90 deek. bad beeens
the motaer Of three boys, SHeh has'y add iiop la
the passenger way rather epBfounded the cheers
but the matter was most hgreeably pa sed a. add
the result an htef agafnst the "a al Company =Ca-
elRnafi EaQaSTeT. ARg 81. Ia -5-srrsT trs ar-,--rs
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4. {. 4 A. B. BEECH,
AM NOW OPENING DAILY At THEIR NEW sToR
N. II. GnIIcpC street.


FEEI E and Winter Stock Of Dry Goods, consisting OF the
latest st e of silks, Travelling Dress Goods etc. etc La
dies, Misses Cn1rens Steel Expansion skirts, together with
we'll selected stock Of staple and Fancy Goods gen
erll Iy, Notions. Gle.
Also large lgtuf satin he LANES and Lace Curtains carpets
and on Cloths ot various styles and qualities ali OF which they
elcrug % very short profits cash dealers or to punca
stoncrs augI7-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-04

@. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles ana boIes
has now on hand large lot Of Cedar FELLOW ana Nhte
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar Plans goS snt
ling SQUARE Cedar Cedar PLANK, and Poplar sge nave
five Mills cutting Poplar and Gear, one dressing fop and
one Yeow Pine Flooring; Single Machine, making Mo-
PonlaT singiesI In Constant operation. supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles At the shortest no and a. the
Harap '''' Nashville Lumber Yard III RFOadWgs
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W ANTED.

KTANTED gcutcl active, business pai tner with
cash capital OF SlOOo, gentecl. profitable and cash
usues which viii from fifteen hundred dollars
year. Cs must be business man, Address Immediately R at
this ONCE, Laug7S-du