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HARNESS SHOP.

fEllE subscriber would return BIZ lhanks so
Il the public who have to literally TairrniSfd
him tho poet rcatfn, and pould Nov say that be-
has con baud good atsuTlmrut ~
HARNESS STOCK & IRlBKIECs,
and ia prepared a. manufacture oil hiudr ~ Npfk
IA connection with biz business ID ile met
usrtkmHHlIkc manner aud IN frHfur7hlC irInls,
aud nom The brst material Go Do found u ODE o. sT-
Vet. Prom pact success be- ihttpa hIhftf y Ht
bee can suit AL,
~ Particular attention rall Co i|crah'tR.
HSIIs, Wbips, HSsV-' -ttiHHi,rtr, a..
constantly on hand and for sale ~ prices ~ cor
respond With the timcs, All are respectfully in
Nlted 10 call aud examine kll,siafk,
j. T.. IAUECIH.
shop opposite tho Tafsumpsie llorso, ~ Jolns-
bury, W (ltf
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New Boot and Shoe Store
AID NIANUFNCTORY :!

TN II NI.NIN = It 10 INJIN
TENHE undcrsigucd having opened Boot and
Shoe <9turc in the village Of Lower Water
ford, would respectfully say to the citizens OF that
town and vicinity that he has on hand good and
we'll selected stock Of Boots Shoes and Rubbcrs
OF AL kinds usually kept Ia any country store.
p. S. Particular attention given TO the manu-
fucturc of Cents Calf and Thick Boots.
Repairing done with ncntncss and despatch.
70 Also, frst-ratc Tea and Tobacco for sale cheap.
Feb |. 1858. 7lu ]. TAYLOR.
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STATE or VERAlONT.

Caledonia District -,
rhs Probate Court q c pl.tr,, : raisdons ~ ,llPeI,
SONS Interested "a mo ksAts of willard Dean, late of
walden, IN said distrtet. deceased. intsstAiof
JAMES bELL, admnista tir ~ said estate, represents
willard Dsan deceased WSs al the ue 81 ~. dearh ths
oNnct Of certain real estate 10 ~ t'- homrsiead
land situated alden Aforesaid snd Il me ,sme
premises on whish. ad Interstate lived az the time ~ h
ng Of cash, chuses n Acon and miscellaneous effects
said admni.ra"r ala tcprossum that said pVrs'na 80
said deceased and The charges administration that the
sale 81 part or the whole % ALI real etaa IA Reeesaa
W -od without Injury thosc interested In the rrmain
sad administrator also frpftseuts IN id pstltiun th Il
said estate. BY 81 the infancy heirs N.
sAprnse lusirnt 70 the aud ~ said
sonal aud real ot which the sai interstate
% M. dsNth The "wrt saving tho fighs u the widow
should D. sold although the l. not necessary 10 pay
dsht and charges Il adninstfat All that tho ptoocrd
d said administrator has made application said
court Cor ncTuar aud authority 90 sg the hole Of said
i pursuant to tbs p'''''"' Of tho statute " that '
s5ld sprgstep vig be- he,l and decided ~ saia Court
Caledonia, uu the nrst day Of March, neat
You are therefore hereby nned 20 appshr hct'ts said
condition pay said debts and the expenses Of Aiinns
iratnn for such sum and within such time said court
st-f--.4sis ~ sr- rrafiiir-r OF
DATED - Johnsbury, Aforesaid. thiA1h day Of Feb
5s5i ASA L. FRENCH, Judge ofrroba,e.
NOTICE. To whom Il may concern This
W. G. GRAY. his time to act and trade for himself
as | shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date.
ALEXANDER II. GRAY.
Witness: Arson GRAY Hi. = mark
. Sheffield. February 4, lN5S. 72-74
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COlflIISNIONER,S NOTJCE.

800 WILLIAM y. iOWEh EArATE.
NJ THO hllfai frfa. lfuF appointed hi thr Probate
y tuufttu the district ~ fsarK Commissioners 60
t9fo, raaWinr aud ADJUST a claims and demands " a
p"fuHua apHns the estate ~ William a. Hose atshf Ca
Aan m aid district deceased fepreernisd inso aud
NE term ~ Hh months nom the IN daN ~ brrsuhsf
lAi prnF allowed bY sad court g. the gretsfa ~ said
deceased 60 rhhitt aud prove thfir claims
ls lhai ~il atiVu a. the rufis n orr appointment
A. ne Ion ~ Robinson Gamsh, 40 Cauaau iu said die
r un TUESDAY, the iIth da Of Mach aud gth dHv ~
Apnl most at ono ulgf lu Tho Angrpuu each of SAID
dave. WILLIAM Mtlt ltHUuas
CanAan, Fsh. Z. 1855 7gTs
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MARRIAGES.

Rouu-wuurlr-In Waterford. Jan. 80, by Rev.
L. Warmer, Mr. James Iobh, u Racine, y, y,
and Misc Mercy y, whlpplc. of sutton.
HILIy-ssow-At the Methodist parsonage in
Dan,illc, Feb. 3, by Rev. Lam, Mr.. William
liill, u Warren, aud Mics Caroline Snow, Of
MillamstoWu.
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Mnrntnsl MnrnKnll sMnrnEnalll

Al old flr children. Don't aii e. pressure Mfs.
Winsl1s h1othng hlWp Or Chlidrrn fertiHuF 10 has
~ f4uAl 0n E4fih No mother Doc has iHfd Mrs
Wln.lnNt heguse hrhpg ~ Csldfsp Niioyer consent
a. tee hrr fhd pass through the distressing aud rHilfa
period ~ 0rthing without NJ aid oflhs uyainAbr prI
ara1u. " No. aud health can DO estimated ~ duafs ala
cents, it is Fth tts Nrsht iu gold Millions hnitgs
q h Winsavs Soothing syrup are sold oyery year 10
rflss ony ssns bottle Pofssle ~ dealer 10 Hod
cine generally EeTfs
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REMARKABLE crnr or nYsrEps1A.

GOuuAA. NE, March 10, 1851
Mt, III. VI. HAr,-Dcar SIT Through mo you may conf
dentisliy recommend the OVygcnhcd BttcrA the
n not the only medicine that Will cure Dyspepsia
fired for muru tnH siH only dyspoptic suffer-
tried numerous medicines and the skin
but found permanent relief until obtained from
the above Hittcra.
The contents Of three bottle. restored my health
that for the last two have had Tor mcd
cine. strongly rccommou nd all DNspcptica Il.
..-, b., JOSEPH W. PARK EiL-
sErH W. FowiE a Co. l3s Washington street, BoSton
Proprietors. Sold by their agrnts everywhere. 72T1
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Hay and Wood.

A QUANTITY ofgood Hay and dry Wood
"A mr. sale By S.H.LRR.
~ John sbury, Nov. ~. GOn
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement ~ Deaths aud Mat
riagcs will be- inserted free u charge but M obtu-
AIRY notices will be charged A. advertising rates.
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Caledonia County Academy,

j. \ L u a NJ
I'iE Spring Session u weeks will COM
Il mrnce 0n Tuesday, AlsTch 2,
W. y. BARNARD, 4. D., Principal
hiss VI. T.. cLAHKE Prfccptrcss,
lhosc preparing f1r College viii hero find assoc
ciatrs boz az che different stages ~ advancement.
from thns0 lost la the enlargement ~ GTrrk
roots" and tho abstnlsifies uf Latin Grammar,
% a class thar enter College tho ensuing Com
mrHrrmrni SPECIAL facilities afforded those wish
ing 90 attend a. Music, French and Drawing
TsinioH, payable the frat week NJ the tcrm,l
Common English, 800
Higher " Greek 90 Latin, 100
husic, with use Of Piano, 900
IrHclliug, 200
Frmch, 200
on Painting, 100
Oriental Painting, 800
GrociRn Painting, 200
lcumAnshlp, 90
Fcacham, Fcb o, 1853 71-76
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Look Out for slop Clothing !

COOP Mechanics Mkt Coats ,papts & Vest,.oN
W tom made md warranted NOT 10 gtP, all foy
s7,oS,j sst tho thing foA'tryise.n
-W.ErCIlER 8 REED'S.
N, b.-HnNinc nipple arrangements with mn ex
tensive Arn In Boston We viii orlor sfnp work for
NIL who may want, cheaper ehSH can bc bought in
thr ptacc. FLETCHER K REED
wost Congdn1 Fsr ai1sSt. ioistc
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Orleans Liberal Institute,

TIVE Spring Tenn of this institution will
Il oummenco n~Wodncsday. March ID, and
continue eleven wrcks. Competent Teachers viii
be employed in all the drpyiments,
ISAAC A. PARKER, Principal
Glover, W. Fob, 4, 1858. 73-Tl
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Copartnorship Expired.

FHNliE term ~ copAttnrrship between the under.
signed having expired, the same Ia dissolved
By mutual consent. Al business matters appcf-
tanning 10 the copartncrhip. will De settled by Mr.
Gage only. -. \. HOWELL,
L, II, GAGE,
ST. JohnsbuD, Fob, 9th, 1894, 72-H
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Pianos Tuned,

TNNI1E undersigned will be happy 10 receive or
u ders for tuning Pianos in st. Johnsbury and
vicinity. JOHN o. WORCESTER.
S. a. ELLIS,
G. II. CLARKE, References.
NJ. J. HAZELrlNr, y
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fEAHAHEHTCU ~ an affections ~ the throat luuE1
AZ constantly hriuF made ti NlHtaTt hAlsam 81 " d
gbeny Great i iis reputation, IL greater
NAM ph} slfiAua speak ~ u ~ the highest terms
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NoTrCmt

WHEREAS, the legislature Of the State Of
w Vermont, IN the year Ono Thousand Eight
Hundred and Ffty-StN, Assessed tax Of FIVE cents
per rll lands tiruhlic lands UNrcptcd.l ia
the town of Newark In the county Of Caledonia
in said State, for the purpose oC-inaking and re-
pairing roads and building bridges these are TO
warn the propriotors and land owners Of the town
Of Newark, who have not paid their proportion Of
such tax in labor, or otherwise, To the committee
appointed 70 supcrintcnd the expenditure Of the
same or to the s1bscribcr that much Of their
kmball Kinney in the town Of Newark, in the
county OF Caledonia Wednesday tho thirty
first day Of March next, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, rs will be requisite TO discharge their re-
srcctvc taxes with costs.
Dated At Newark this first day OF February. A.
ID. 1858. HIRAM MOULT9N, Collector 72-4
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DISSOLUTION.
st. Johnsbury Marble Works.
JAMES u. CARPENTER,

1Amh W. SAkItsN
HAVING purchased the interest of Mr.
i Brigham in the 81, Johnsbury Marble Works
would say to tho public that he will continue bus
mess ut the old stand, where he will bc happy 20
furnish all who want Of work in his line. Those
about erecting Monuments, or Slabs, will find
at this establishment designs copied from the rich
artistic work Of Mount Auburn and Greenwood
Cemeteries MS also the simple snb-or made to
ordcr-to suit the peculiar taste Of the purchaser
NJ " 4 NJ Z N rs,
Grave Stones. IIcarths. Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops, Niche Stills, manufactured Of marbles
Granite, Slate, Soap and Free Stone at the lowest
possible prices.
IRON FENCES,
For enclosing burial lots. furnished at tho lowest
rates..
In cndcavorinE to keep our work an equality
with the best city work-at much less price
trust shall receive the liberal patronage our
Cxcrtions merit.
IL Work delivered in the ncighboring towns
free of charge. 72tf
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Must Be Sold !!

niturc Of BUTLER & CO. will Aa A.l.l-f-r
cash Tor sixty days at The following greatly rcdu-
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Good News to Cash BUYERS |!

u HE subscribrrs on and after tho dr.t dpy q, Z
January ncNt, will sell their q Gods for CASH,
aud al lower prices than ever sold far ia this vi.
cnity' Come and tty uS. We have an hand n
large assortment, bought since the Railroad reach
ed ~, and can and will sell at the very lowest
prices. ~
Farmers, Mechanics and Citizens OF this n,
'he nclghbofihg Towns, whenever you are in wart
of foods OF any kind. Just give US cali for herr
YOU WIN hnd larger assortment than Is usually
Kept in country stores.
q, II. < ]. NJ. WEEKS.
Lyndon, Dee &c. 1857. G5,fN
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SAW S! SAWS!
%AGm, Po7TETR Go Go
SAW MANUFACTURERS,
Fishersville, N. H., Since lS49.

WiHERE they keep large assortment,
w and manufacture to order, all the various
kiudsjo CIRCULAR and other SAWS that are
used Ia the United States and CanAdas.
II The large Circular Saws are ground by a
Machine made expressly Tor the purpose eonsc-
qucnuy are much trucr and superior 20 those
ground In the usual manner.
Those In want 81 Saws arc respectfully Invited
To call. saws Repaired at short noticc, aud
all orders promptly executed. List Of Pfccss sent
10y mail TO persons desiring thcm.
G. GAGE, GEO. PORTER,
j. Z. GAGE, l. X. GAGE, II NJ RoLFE.
Fisher, lie. Jan. l. 1857 COILS
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CLOSE 1T OUT 1!
Joseph is yet alive"

INIIE subscribers being DESTROYS Of dcyoTauco
i from the bondage Of debt, aud enjoying the
freedom pertaining 20 those who "oWc no man
,NHything," invite ALL those who are indebted TO
them hy Note or Book Account, 10 assist them IN
Nhe accomplishment Of that purpose, by paying the
amount they owe IA Ia the month % January neat,
q. II. a. J. NJ. WEEKS.
Lyndon. Dee. 20, 1857. G5tf
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Rare chance for Agents.

NIX Capital will start you IN a business at
TT - which you can. clear $50 o. SO
month, Adde'S thtamp inrl0stdl y, WiCkOii,
Bellows Fails, Vermont Those over twcnty-one
preferred, f72-1Gs '
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Lyndon Academy.

'INHE Spring Term ~ eleven weeks will COM
4 mgnCc "Wednesday, Feb. -, under the chauc
u kOLON ALUEE, 4, NJ,
With sGch assistance az the circumstances NJ the
School may require, Good facilities will be- ~
furdcd Tor pursuing the stHdes both ~ the Fng-
llsh and Classical departments. Tuition a. the
usual rates, q, II, WEEKS, Secretary.
Lyndon, Feb, !, 1884, 7l,7l
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DEATHS N SurroN ~ ls57.-Thc same
gentleman sends MS the bill Of mortality in
his town the past year The whole number
Of deaths has been Il
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THE SPRING TERM will begin on
Il Thursday, Feb. ~.
A full board Of competent teachers WIi be cm'
puycd,
Application Tor board should be- made u.
mcdiAtcly. 10 is SpAULDlNG, Principal
Barre, Jan. 20, lAJS SO-1g
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Planed Clapboards,

SAWED from the round log, superior article,
- Tor sale by HiHHARb x RICHARDS.
West Concord. Oct. |, 1857. 53u
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st. JOhnsbury Academy,
AND
N o Il M AL INSTITU e.

INIlE SPRING TERM viii commence on
Il Tuesday February 10, aud continue eleven
weeks, Application Tor board OF Rooms may be
made 20 the undersigned.
"a J, h, COLBY, scc'y " Trustees,
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~ Our paper il filed with accounts Of
revolving crimes aud disgraeoful affairs which
As private individuals We would gladly sup,
press, but "a public Journalists We feel bound
10 give 10 the public,
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L. Arlington,
New Firm and New Stock

'ENdE MARBLE WORKS at Lyndon will
after be carried on under tho name OF r.
OTIS Co., who will keep cons tanty ON han
we'll selected stock Of
MONUMENTS ~ HEADSTONES,
Of all styles usually found in this part ofthc sta,e
and as we have secured the services Of Mr. O. P
Spencer (who has for many years past worked At
ST. Johnshup, and whose work Is well known
throughout the Statc), we have confidence in say.
ing that our work will be done in a style nG GOOD
rs the MIST and At prices as low as the LarRsr -
Work delivered free Of charge. .,,-,-
u Raised work will be done for slN cents per
lcttur. 8 q. % -S-r-rJr
Lyndon, juno 2, 1857. 3s-s7
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~ The Young Mems Temperance Society
is In session In this place at the time we 60
20 press. We shall give the proceedings
next week, In some towns reported from,
temperance was quoted below par, o
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McIndoes Falls Academy.
Barre Academy.

GPRlNG TERM commences February H.
- 70 SlLVAKUS HAYWARD Ptecepior.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
THE PROSPECT.

The chances Of the success Of Mr.. DOUGLAS game
FOR the Presidency, which evidently is to cause dis
rupton Of the Democratic party, and thereby throw
the next Presidential election into the House Of Rep
rsssntati7es, are daily diminishing At first there
seemed to be prospect Of his being able to rally to
his f-ee-soil standard some three or four North
Western States besides his own, which would have
enabled him, with the aid Of the Black Republicans
between whom ana the National Democrats there
could be no possible compromised to secure his
election BY the House Of Representatives. But it
seems that his ambition has overresched his judg-
meut and that he has counted without his host.
From present indications it would seem that the
Democracy are recovering from the shock occssiOned
BY his unlocked for ap0stasy, and are raying with
increased srjor to thesupport Of the Administration
and the principles Of the Kansss-Nebraska bin.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey stand 6rm-and even
10 New York powerful movement is being made in
favor Of the immediate admission Of Kansas with
the Lecompton Constitution. In Baltimore toe, We
see call is made for LecOmpton meeting. As
the danger approaches the loyal spirit Of the cOuR-
Try is being aroused, and We have reason to hope
that the constitution and the rights Ofthe South viii
be maintained, and rEuting ambition and mad IA
nsticisn effsctually rs6uked.
Senator Douglas has set his political life upon
cast and must stand the hazard Of the die. Failure
in his desperate game viii be humiliation
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09

New NEWSPAPER REOULAuos.-We are requested
10 state that new regulations have been adopted by
The respective Post Once Departments Of this coun-
try and Crest Britain, for the treatment Of newspa-
ers in the mails found TO contain writing Or any ca
closure, the object being to check the fraudulent
practice referred to which is nov prevailing in both
countries TO much greater extent than formerly.
These regulations prescribe that newspapers pos
ted In the United Ststss for The United Kingdom, or
vice versa If found to contain writing OF any en-
closure shall, at the option of the ching c0uu-
try, either be stopped and sent to the dead letter Of
nee or be forwarded charged with full letter postage,
United States sud British combined and if the
writing OF enclosure be detected in the country TO
which such newspapers are sent, like course shall
be adopted.
The Postmaster General has therefore instructed
the respective United States exchange Offices 20 f5r
ward all newspapers addressed to Great Britain
found to contain vrittagor any enclosure, charged
with a,g letter rae Of P9scgs. and Postmasters
throughout The country are particularly epj0ned to
serulnfse such papers closely with yieW to detect
frauds Of tafs character.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The members Of the Legislature are respectfully
informed that the Report Ofths Agricultural Bureau
viii be ready for delivery on Saturday afternoon
next. By the resolution Of the Legislature, each
Senator aud Representative is entitled to seven
ty-hve copies. Members who intend leaving the
city before that day, or who wish their copies sent
them, viii please leave directions with the Secretary
OF the Bursgu, st his Office in the Post Office build
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
PROGRESS OF TIE KANSAS QUESTION IN
CONGRESS-


We received from Washington yesterday morning
(ssys the Louisville Courier Of the 5tb,) sPeoial
despatch, which appeared in our evening edition
announcing thai the Investigating Committee in the
House Of Representatives had made q majority re-
port in favor Of the speedy admission Of Kansas into
the Union. This was not unexpected news to US,
but it vas delightful intelligence. Our hope is
strong that this ye1sd question viii not much longer
disturb the public mind. Il has already occupied
too much space in the newspapers and in the full.
limitations Of the stump. The day is not distant,
however when it viii be settled, SO far as the coun-
try outside Of Kansas is concerned The excitement
about it Will be localized SO soon as the new State
shall be admitted into the Union, and then the
people Of Kansas will for the FIRST lime, have an
opportunity Of regulating their own affairs in their
nuTu
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IN CHANCERY G1I>E>H"xo.


Ben ClspmiH aud Washington Whitaker We John Lee aud
OsheIs-AuBChmenl Bill.
IN motion OF compliments By their s7ci -r and iteD
- psarng 50 The satisfaction the erE AM Ess.-r ION,
our Allegation IN compliments bill, Eh.gI sworn 10 lf
the defendant John Lee, is nonresident ne rats If
Tennessee IL 10 therefore ordered lhat publ alton be made
10 the Uulon and American, newspaper al Nash
yls Tennessee for four successive We7.s TEIrD aid
defendant 90 Hppsar at the OF the CHcer f
be held for the county OF Jackson a. The ur k6usa In
GSResbOTO, the hrsJ wednesday after second Nom
day July next then aud there enter MS defence o
planRnts said BILL or judgment BY default viii be taken
sgainSI him and this cause SCI down fer hearing ex pa las
V him.
rprhs-W4W-prsfseR3 W Il RoVTS C&M
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ChancerY SaIes.

y
DURSUANl tDa decree ths Cuan-oTy L0r-. % Garth.
age. made the cgss 0F Wm NIeEsO1 .U. a.hgrs VS.
hcD s NCEann and others, che undersigned rr.eeaE
eel on t1e promises. the 18Th day of Apr 1885, on
crelio one sa1 Two years, except am iserL o.
pay cost, .racl Of land containing uy es 1cres
sad iaOd lies l Smith county, Tennessee, in arct NO
3 on the wac Of Psy0n'a creek, being the On wilton
Mrs Mary NlCksl lived 40 tH=ina of her stl land
will be divided into three lois 90 suit Che pg E no
with approved security VIII be required UI bio un-ch
aud lien retained The land Uu, the nuEr Sc lur is
march s-v4w-prsfees3 so
DURSJ Ant 20 decree 'fhs Cbsncery C7rr . Csr.barr
L i'm the case o. Saalaei HGueTs0U. f1r va
Upton and others. the undersigned Will pFa. 10 sem on
The premises tie loth az OF April, I5 Crrtita
and two exec 10 an aaJlH ra" one gro
Harry. and she uastu' lau1 o. Wl..a Nancy
Upton lived the tine OF her death sal" les IB ne
county Of ~mtlUn the s1ut7 side lEnHa. r.ra- IN
The WalgrsU Of Hckmsl'5 CreeE, near aI '... fU con
rauiu- 100 less, tue purchase reour-
eAtl give note win EPpfof I'd allt.i.r and viii be
retained the and until the FLT2ntS' 0u. ..rgid.
mTl5-FS H-lTsseS so ay... .J&M.
DURSUANT 10 decree Of the ChsnCey Govt t Carthage
1e IN the cas- % Baker Allison John s t;srg-
and others the undersigned will sell on toe l OF Apr
1853, for court house door in The L1 If h-
age one negro girl sLby and child, said gil you1 aud
mras-v4 y-prsfees35) A.M0UHE. C&M.
rT8E undersigned viii also sell u0darG ..-rgs OF tr-
i Ghaucsy Jsurt ~ Carthage 20 OF g. q
Farle Joseph ana John EsndeTO5 She .5 nj A7r
1875, the house 10 CaTthals D.r one .f II
L4Uf containing - acres NOR or less nd lies n
Smith county. Tennessee, IN District, so r- --tsrs
OF snow creek. SAID LAND joins the lands Of & e. Ro-
Der. Mitchell and John Vsdau.
mThe-R4W-prsi 50 So A. 30 r.. C. d ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAILROAD

The following from the J0uesboro bs7aleator,
would indicate prospect Of the early completion
Of this rosd. atIeast 10 Gr5cnyle. from the east:
We learn that the citizens of Green7ile held 8
Beetipg On Monday. preparatory to celebrating the
arrival Of the cars al that place, which event will
occur in 9 very short time. The track is now lsld
within two miles of The place. If we are .orreoliy
Informed We wish cur GreenvIlle friends b glo-
rious Jubilee, on the occasion The excitement
and interest is just being felt az Grcsnvie as the
lofty tread of the Iron Horse approaches the beau
ffuI village and we are confident the people there
viii take jus. pride in hailng the dawn OF such a
bright era IN their history.
Upon the close Of this greatwCrk. we Gre 10 favor
Of grand celebration by the people generally
slong the line and glad the citizens Of Green
Vile have made a move that way.