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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04
SALE OF LAND.


bY virtue Of decree Chancerv Court at aIlau At
, its last term, shall the Isl Monday an De-
cemb next at the Court House door, the
latin, expose to sale
At Public Auction,
One Of the most valuable Of Land county Sumner
containing about
AI6 ACRES.
said tract Of Land is beautifully situated lying about miles
from the Town Of 6altn Immediately upon first rate Turn
pike road and within 80 100 yards and Nash
vile Railroad nos finished from this place Nashye and
known as the Odom Tract.
Upon said Land or falling Springs Of excellent
water. One Hundred and Fifty said Icing we'll
tuered and set in Blue Grass ad0ung fne pasags
the country and tie baanceiH high cultivation.
Said tract Of Land win be sold whole, divided
tracts 70 suit purchasers. Also, st the time and place that
valuable
HOUSE, lot AND OFFICE,
Situuted Main street IN the Galatn distance
from the square, known the Dr. SeE0m property said Lot
has on good Dwelling containing Rooms, Kitchen
Smoke house, first rate Stable and Caagehouse with
necessary OuthOGes, No Brick roOns, together
with large yard and Garden, and Is altogether
desirable residences in the Town Of Gallatin.
Terms or SALE-0ne-third Cash. the balance in ] aud
years Tor notes we'll endorsed without interest,"
Said Land and House and Lot viii he any
ng to purchase, application, il Gallain
LEONIDAS BAKER, Commissioner.
Gaatin, Tenn, Sept. 2j-sep29-3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

DESPERATE FIGHT-THRBE MEN WOUNDED The
Fayetteville Observer of the I'd inst, contains the
particulars Of most desperate rencounter il that
(Lncoln) county, which resulted in the Wounding Of
three men, and probably the death of one of them.
The Observer says:
At the last July term of the Circuit Court, we are
told, Mr. Joseph Radcan, who lives about two miles
from Mulberry village, tried for shooting
mule and up to the first of this week had not paid
the costs of Court. Accordingly Sheriff Alexander
in his line Of duty, visited Mr. Radicans house last
Monday, purpOsing to levy an execution on sufi>
eient property to satisfy the debt Mr.. R.diosn
met him st the fence, and threatened to kill him if
he entered the enclosure. Sheriff Alexander then
! returned to town, summoned posse of men, and on
/ Tuesday went up again. Mr. Radican again for
| bade an entrance, and as the officers commenced
letting down the fence for the purpose of passing in,
/ he fired upon them with rife and a revolver,
Wouuding Mr.. Alexander in both arms, a ball pass
ing entirely through enc wrist and lodging in the
| other arm, where 1t now is Deputy Sheriff George
was also eighty wounded in the hand. The fire
was returned, and Mr.. Radican, we are told, was
shot in three places-in the mouth, the ball coming
out at the angle ofthe jaw; in the back and in the
! knee. About twenty shots fired in all We
have thus given the particulars they current
in town. of this sad affair." Many vague reports are
circulating with reference to the difficulty, but the
foregoing is believed to embody the main fscs in
the ease. We are informed that Mr.. Rsdican can
not possibly recover, even if he be not dead al
ready.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04
Dissolution.

HE copnershp heretofore existing under the style Of
ter, Mckay & Co., between c. Carter F. G. Mckay
W c. Wnsford dissolved the lst day of September
1885, by mutual consent.
A. c. CAKTER,
F. G. MCKAY,
W. c. WILLSFORD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

The Lebanon Herald Of the I'd says: "We don't
believe there at this time single vacant house in
Lebanon. There is not hut in the place, capable
Of keeping off the rain, that is not occupied and
the cry is for more houses. II some Of OurWealthy
men who own lets would build cheap cottages upon
them, it strikes US that they could make money by
the operation. There is good deal Of excitement
in Lebanon at this time on the subject Of town pro-
perty. Trades are being made nearly every day,
and property is higher than it has been for years"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

FRESH AIEIEIgALSI
EOHN RAMAGE is nov resolving, at y College street
eli Gents Pine Calf scotch Bottom Boots.
- Water Proof Stitched Boots
" Half Double Sole
:" :" Scotch Bottom" Caters,
A" /" Z" English Lace Shoes.
" Kid Top and Plain Top Caters
Ladies Work
Ladies Calf Boots, Thick Sole, with and without heels
- Glove Kid Boots - d"
" French Lasting Congress Heeled Caters,
% Cashmere Heavy sole
. Kid aud Morocco Boofs.
" Super Kid Trimd Heel Slippers, etc., ETC.
Boys and Youths
Boys Calf Double Sole Sewed Boots and Brogaus
Youths Calf Double Sole Sewed Boots and Brogans
Chdrens Boots Shoes and CATERS wi heels and without
a great variety.
The above offered at very reasonable prices cash By
nov3O JOHN RAMAGE, a College street.
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AARON JONES, j

MORE ABOLITION RALoALITY.-The Memphis Bull
Jeth Of the 1st says: "a son of Major Andrew
J. DonelsOn now residing in this city, had the mis-
fortune few weeks since to lose q valuable negro
boy, who ran away from his master aud was soon
heard of Illinois About ten days ago Mr.. Donel.
son traced the fugitive Salem, in that State, where
he was secured and taken to the cars Of the Illinois
Central Railroad for transportation home. Arrived
at SandoVal, however Mr.. D. had occasion to be alb
sent for q few moments from the negro, and on re-
tusing to the cars, found the boy had disappeared
haviog been spirited away by some abOltionists
who promised his restoration to his owner on the
payment of FIVE hundred dollars. This Mr.. DonelsOn
refused to do, and was consequently compelled to
turn home without bis property.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

~ 01'I'l7I'1-'N7 VI OI.IsLIf IOiIEo'
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded mail Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate
List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be sent to
cliasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES pau and
I'll We their Post Office, County and State
Remember that every Prize is drawn payabein full
decentralization
~ All prizes Of coo and under paid Immediately after
the drawiuz1ther prizes at the usual time thirty laws
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orde,s for Tickets or Certfcaesto
:. SWAN & CO., Augusta. GEORGIA.
? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta Ca,
have their orders filed and time, BY addressing S. swan
K Co., at either of those cities.
II list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel with
the amount of the prize that each entitled t. will he pub
shed after every drawing, in the following papers-A sta
fGa) COnsttionaist, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Rister
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta IntaIIincer
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah Georgian Richmond
Dispatch, New York Dispatch, Pauldug Ass) Clarion and
Little Rock Carl. J True Democrat. ir-51
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04

The Trenton Journal of the 9th ut says: can
Irishmau by the name of Mike Gleason was run over
by the passenger train from Jackson last Tuesday
evening, near the Brownsville road, and instantly
killed, having his head horribly crushed. 1t is sup
pose that Re drunk at the time, as he was seen
late in the evening very much intoxicated His
pocket-book, which was discovered in partially
opened condition sticking in his pocket, contained
no money, or papers by which he could be identi~
fed, except a receipt for work done the railroad"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04
Magnificent schemel
EACH sATURDAY IN DECEMBER

WEOLE IlChE4o Slui lIALf ES So QUARTERS 81
~-
A Circular showing the plan of the Lot
Gerics will be sent TO any one DESTROYS of
receiving its
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
f,IIouipy rates which ia tba risly.
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D
ever, be appraised Of the time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

will he a day of some moment to the
parties which will then assemble at .yr-
acn,c and To- all parties Of the State and
Of the United States The American
party has fallen to pieces the republican
party is falling 10 pieces. the settlement
ui the Kansas question having left it at
low tide among the sands aud breakers
There may Ice enough, however. 81 X an.
sas remaining for Know Nothing. and
republicans to swear hy. as a common
basis IT hostility to the administration
and the democracy on the niggcr qncs-
ton enough Of the old wing lcascn Of
a protective tarih, Nc, 10 rope ~ To"
SILVER Grav,' of the Webster schI1l,
and enough IN o registry law and the
comman school Bible question ior com
promise ON Native American no,irps (.
but unless the republican managers shall
go to Syracuse prepared to sacrifice "
II Seward tu the common causc. We fear
that the proposed love t'ast viii break
up in row. and result ia q separate
American state ticket for November
The neutrality-suspicious. excepting
the anii-~cwafd resolution. viii amount
to little or nothing Thgrlow Weed is q
sly old fox, and knows that TIM bead Of
Seward is the read price which The Know
Nothings will demand for their services
in behalf of the republican party Bat
a. this surrender If Seward o. the exc
cutioncrs VIII involve the Abandonment
Of his republican machinery. We cannot
undertake to say that th' sot, applaa.
ccs of Ullmann, Head, g. ami -ag4s
for . coalition between thu negog i9vug
republican, and the Irish hating Know
Nothings VIII bc seeees if
IN any event, the two Syracuse Con
vcutions OF the sth September bit or
split will 81 very far t. uauEuate the
reconstruction OF ,heoppa-iton elements
for ls60, either =. one party, mptinA the
niger secondary issue and leaving
Seward high and ,ry, OF as two or thtre
parties, including Il lii;lc sectional ants
slavery party. with seward us lis
Amounted champioN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
=. g. pALMER,

IaaR Agen,. Ms,shsii. I,sas Feoap'
eNcafioa gieea r. a{ b0slssss concerted
tcHi thr teR~i ~ t,aimf ara TIC Gen.
eral Lqai uAc,
WiIl iave~iigl'e LAND TITLES and 'an'
W ,eriH,s.i,s IN the state 10 fvNSs
Ianl Certificates with ba, b.S cSseT'inns
mus be- poeniesi r. The ,s1ag' Of t1..,Rs, a. a1.
pr1gai. rs tae q ID September neNt u $3.50 0r
,heY wiH r. barred FROM lsrcss'ioa Serrry of i'ai
rih
viii b. IN Marshall on saturday o. eyrry wsN
ftr ihg purpose of Receiving h,s'N'.' preparatory
- attending 'ls. tas8 of Claims which 'asrni
daim- nifnat fna 3 NJ tfa4,st usAe
ON 80 H.. r.wr'hDusss N,oecss
, g rtlNtf Norshai.. resae
Il NH f-.s " 20 ~,
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SELLING orr sCsT ron
G 4 > n I.

uAViSC pgrebasod the cn,ir" io,sre., Of
II Goe-is hslriof3ro osned by HAYNES &
HARRIS will sell the same q, COST for
CASH Oar old o,.siomeTs sAo have beer
yomp, and such a. know n !. pronp. and re-
so~-s,.e can have goods Oh the usual terms .,
reduced prioo
Ny sto-k q .asge, ncv, and vel sa.eo,cl--
comprising bapie asi fancy Dry Goods, Boo.s
Shoes, Hat sai CAPS, Hardware, Qleensrsre
Glass. sf, other tens too rlrset5ss 70 mention.
al Of which age going a. q l,lrslft..
Those inlsb's. 60 HAYNES & Harm fr l5jf
aad 81. b. note n 9c'oup' are invitai 10 's'le
in. B.. VII MT .4nlf my h4sue7 70 sgi4aia m
'iiNl much l1ag -
/. T. HAYNES
Nar,ssli. T-ta. Arg -. 50
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kESIrosy ToAncco The iIopknsville
Mercury, Of the 2jth ultimp. reports that
some of the planters in that vicinity have
begun to cut their tobacco, and that the
worms are said to be unusually dcsiruct-
i've this season
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

Drnor, Sept. . The Michigan Demo
cratic State Convention assembled today
and nominated the Hon Charles l. stu
art, one Of the Senators for Michigan. for
Governor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17
LAW CARD.

" :. JENNINGS fiiorrsy az Lcv MAJ
-, sba'i. Texas OHce At y rtl.-W-si CT
nar u the pub. r tie'
fa9rarv - y-ts
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M ART & RttTTr
fhsflson g.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
W IS Megg,tre STREE .Aae OrieiH'.
I ,oN family o7 hani he large, assort-
! meat &C sea.ouahle cloihnv of SER de-
-etpl.on ~ Non and Boss 20 be f1uud II New
or.gaua all oi which eHl uo sold A. 'hc lawt>i
price. 1r ,su. ~ retail IS ~hsleeir
august 20. - jiiy
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LAW { MD.

Il " ADAMS Attorney a, L~a.s, ne-sAs.l.
I. lisui-,p County, Iex~s vii p-actir~ 10
the sixth Judicial District anil IN shc supr' tn
aul ff-sral Cart. II Tyler.
l.,p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

IfFN LANE. .i'o~.gg' Lsfe. Marshal ifaf
W risou cogniy ieU4s
mn Ii. 2 h -
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1 NAlI ABLE tras - b ltssssssr'
I county. Ala, lyON tVN CASH wA
II ,aonths c~s:is. n,w tarw,H> 'aoUl,,
ligh, two s,es.c ~aya. very h,e w. ahi
,trsl hos vi cse.sm Sherry s'sJ aasieita
Wip Ard, -
lrA<ri~ 4 III <uEnSON.
NJ tH ,eti-f = lsss. =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-17

EXreAoaDSlRY Beck WIN VI. Blocker Of
our county informs us that a short ,ima since h
killed buck deer having thiriF SPIKE IN ca u
Of hs horne Il he'd on it- breast iat one inch
and hall thick and was very arg. IL relates
circuia iauet of BIZ having gotten mp in thr
morning and killed tive der AMI oae Turkey, by
tLc usual breakfast lime Blocker is a iiue por'
man H1fo SAi7n".
THr Rrnnm PN.pnS The retired
physician whose sands Of liic' have
been running out for several years past
has takcn M his qnartcrs ~ London
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Law (tND.

er var. =. rtfN''
MCKAY & HAYNES. A,ierness end fs-is-
W sailors u H. 4 .iz!.Ali, leSes. VII CIV
exempt attention T. al h1.in-. entrusted - l1cr
car.
SKI oss-e East Of he Pablo sria'' 20 80
bmidox f.r1rr'y oocapi"i hy J ferry Ia
Sos 81 ~ 70 Ia
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LAW CARD.

r " ClOCGH & h. u. wax LANo.
u i..oys<yp ca Ce-s...o', a; Lev. Ma
shall, Harrison s3an'H -ex8
Jcte ! . -. NJ {. r
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TRIBUTE or RxsPEgs.

no rapor at co,instoo Georgia. o.llp.e1se
COW
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4 Pshsai Carwf 4ai and fAs-7ry .Nsss-
p.r Pnlha.i ise 1'tI q end
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.

Wisconsin Lumber Yard.
A good assortment Of the va
III m nER. riousqualities, lengthsand
thickness.
| fair assortment on hand
JOl1TA. and bills filed atsaw-mill
prices.
Good-siEed piles of theoon-
mon lengths an sixes.
sawedandcut, theiatteryery
cheap.
OUfI NGI.ES. Pine Porlniand Cottonwood
SASH. From smallest to iargesisise
Small and large plain raised
NUNS and moulded.
BLINDS. Rollins and stationary.
A NY and allof which articles hes ubscriber will
"A sell ut the yards ON the
COraer Of Eighth and Blon dedusts.,
OPPOSITE puBLic SCHOOL,
and oAthe corner Of and Railroad SITS. tnear a.
4 ". D. n. X. u. Dspot,l Ms low Is they can be
uaht ID the city; and al the Branch Yard at Far
nin0ton, with cost Of transportation ADDED. Or
saeY91lleA from the country and shipped % any
la4otasn onth abroad at the lowest faess.
1411A1y X. o. KELLOGG, Agent.
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~ the ssNanblc SIxpcnce.v
aoW resolving ny Spring and Summers toch
81 " Hoods, Hats and Bonnets, Boots and
s cse, Osocksry Ware, ~, direetfrom the Eastern
tass, which comprises An extensive variety in all
seess depaftneats- My stock will compare favor.
eeay with any In tho city in point Of variety and
s1Ality aad tits well known that he price.
Afe III YieAf
]. % Dress oosdx - silks, Tissues, Barge,
III Barege DslaG1ee, Challies PopIips. Vaieu
eads, DsbAiss, Arsantieea, Lawn Robes
0seds, hsayysro ~ nssaie ,blesehsd
lsSs, drills. tich pypripts, DC.
btnsa Goods Of = Gnds-wbite and
Ieeesj white and ytown table diaper,
tepsr toweling, Irish linen, brown do.
inner ShAwls, black silk Vesettss, crt-
49, lAces, pocket handkerchiefs, hosiery,
.nlAgss 6ents shirts, cravsts co liars and sus.
ALSO san assortment Of Summer Cloths. -
10y articles too numerous 10 mem ions AZ IN
- - eenusation With the above Ikeepan a.
80 Of oucenswaro and Groceries, the latter
81 1aee stu continue = cell 81 wholesal
IL -. fresh lot of choice Teas direct from the
aascn !saco., New York, which are warranted to
I've ensire satisfsetion ar the money will be fe-
Funded.
think can now odcr duccm en- not TO bsex.
se.ieo ~ any house IN this sityas
~ there Is anyaxticle yoasaa1 ~ anywhere
s, s,! g. call At tho Nimble anywhere
p. s.-These assset - svVsss - "a
B r... s7,7s. ~ MAR: =.
Y.oLrl 49, - wv. y -. "a - A1A NUo.s
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Chemical Cemode r
Office IN Wm.sD. RSmil "
Stree DSss No Z

strsxa h5Ss~ Ne =
AEoku t1....4u ......ss9sa ksJ8!s..
WlLb Iafaeture and put Oh n =
w Cement Roofing suitable for all kinds Of Il s
lngs IL is applied either on felt or canvass, and
70 roofs Of any grade, from Of On inch up to one
fourth pitch, and IL equally durable In all cases.
~ - well adapted 20 cover o0snices, walls Of all
KINDS, ans TO cement all kinds Of roofs TO the wall
and protect them perfsetiy from water. II 10 the
nost suitable roofing for vernadahs or porches
waking over il viii not ipjurs il in the least q
= viii become hard In al Temperatures, thur
oanink the most dssifabls rooAng for promep Ades.
This vaisahss rcsQAg has been thoroughly tsstsd
xos ms.s than atnqH ., and has remained ut
t 80 asin1afsd 1psa In use in this city NJ
sasss ysars, - - entire satsfAetion.
1aHthev U Nm please cali ut the Office !;
his no trousis Z Gspseimsns 81 roofs a three
yssfs standing fres krsa Leaks " repairs and sp-
1 tntared. Amongthe many psssons ~ have used
~ - ksokuk are the following
y. W. Kiiboarne ~ vathsr
fAsrotss Jas. !. Bruce,
1aS4ses Taylor, VIM. o. Daniel,
=. ". 1NAnson, A. Wayoctt
6AmI Rslesk, IN. Howell.
~. Hicks, Dr. Knowles,
3. o. VAL Co., j. Clark,
Ficklca 1 Lucas X, Bower.
oeaufia aro., d. Reddinxton.
sa ons tainS-this reof ia more 6rc-prooi
~ any olher, not excepting even slate.
spraedsn
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ilorse and Mule Shoes
Horse and Muls Shoes
Horse and NJ ule Shocs
Horse and Mule Shoes
Horse and Mule shocs
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w have removed TO No. 06 Main strest. (nortk
sida,) Asses iron FssStA stssss, whore they clsr
at vsIy low prices for Cash. large stoek OF Dfn =
|chsmissls, kaslS, Oh, ~ -esslA, vssri1hss IL
sohols, Window Giass md Glass Ware.
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100 hxs Axes Leve,etts
- Simmons, II. Coll
Inns and Hoyn'
lrAnds,
4labs Plow Stool,
tun11mnRrc and oc
49, Itecl,
y ~ Us,
80 ale ticSprings
| ~ Mo- do
500 Ftcd Nafls
50 kegs Sd blued do
Did At the loweet nArkt
'NNABLE, 4 SMYTH.
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THE RARMEnss, GUIDE

10 SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL A0RIcuLTuRR.
BY HExRr STEPHENS, =. X, s., Of Edinbarsh, and
the late j p. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture In Yale College, New Haven, 3 vo,s.
Royal Octave. 1000 pagss, and numerous reed
and steel engravings.
This If, confessediy, the most complete work or
Agriculture ever pub shed, and In order to eivs ID
reifesisssoa, the Publishers have rssoiys 70
reduce thrJsee q Nj
Five Dollars Aer sAs Tive gesames.
when sRs44NRie3psss Deaa1to qAlilpsak sre
Oregon ner9es NslsSe@ - - 1cvvfy SsSsS pNft
Of the United $780, aSd 70 oAnada {pSal spaidl
=. Ta.s RosEsn NOT ras os1 'sBeox = ~
- ReMtttAhDo ~ any u tho share pstIisa-
tse1s should alwsyi b addrcSsed, pot paid, 70
The Publishers, s.s''ess-s
LEONARD scOrf i CO.,
apr2idAw9a Mo- ~ USla.at New YORK,
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BURDENS NEW PATENT
nTpnr.N,D Npu p.ry,r
auRnEN,s WV pArpnr
pupnpN,s WV
nah''N assNH" Nt
,roau,a CO..
uo,y
uox, Ga.
u.,n
Horse and Mule shocs
n, !, H..
nc -, So.
n,
M
Cheapest and meat Durable
Cheapest and most Durable ;
eneapest and most durable ;
cheapest and most Durable /;
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In sets or pAirs new and rich
~ styles for sale by GEO. POSTER.
knnn8 =

(yLASsWA ARE IN great variety, Gokleie, Wines
- ~ Egg dlasses ,Chsnpagnes ,Cordislv Neaptsys
wine noeeies, Bar, Tabl. And SodA Tsu blesS I'M
Preserve Dishes, Celery Glssses, sysvp Bsttlss.
salts Crasts, Jar, Lamps. CandIsslicks Nalasses
caas, Lamp Chimheys, Globes, As., H., b, lar tks
esst asseftmsntin town for sale II cose figures q
the New Crocksry storsof GEO. FO6THR,
fune6d -
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rOR RENT.
The room or rooms over The CITY 1aok STORE.
The second story can Be thrown into Law elReaa q
nsQesAry BY means Of folding danss Rsat1 mnAe.
rate. inquire ~ tbs City hook 6assss or Il =. ,.
O3dsu. corner Of Second and Main sissa1s. fss411
goo SKIS. q. q. SALT Ter sale ~
OUU jy1e WIN n. AUsTIN %.
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LANDS in Northern and Esrthern Iowa 4
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500 Acres choice Farming LANDS,
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