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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
Close of the Senatorial Struggle IN Nm
1 neSota.

Close of the Senatorial Struggle IN Mn
~ Nesota.
The desperate efforts Of the Democrats
of the Minnesota Legislature to elect a
successor to Gen. Shields ia defiance OF
law and propriety. were headed off in the
House on Tuesday by the indefinite post
pouemcnt of the resolution TO go into join,
convention The Annesotion SAYS:
When this matter first broke upon the
Lecomptonites Yesterday they became per-
fectly frantic All the tactics known to
the parlianIentarian were resored to- but OF
no avail. They then resortcd to the des-
perate crime of stealing the resolution. but
this only recoiled on their heads.
The scene that ensued battles all at
tempts at description, which our meagre
reports convey but a faint idea Of In
their last extrci.ity the Lecomptonites
pitched into their Anti Lecompton breth-
rem in spirited manner And as open
confession is good for the soul, they thus
relieved themselves Of any amount Of bile
The Antics paid them back with interest,
much to the edi6cation of the Republican
members and the lobby. =.
A similar resolution which had been In
PRODUCED in the Senate was laid on the Ia
BILE yesterday morning. In the afternoon.
after the action the house had taken place,
an attempt was made to take up this res
olution, but it failed. Thus the question is
disposed Of in both Houses
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

e. The South Bend Forum says
Col. May. though large man. is brim-
full Of Democracy" We fear the Forum
editor is mistaken in the filing, Demo:-
racy never filed man out as the Colonel
is. nor IN the part that predominstes in
him kognnsposf Joar'sal. -k1s =
As the COL says he is FONT digein'
around the Democracy and dungin' 'sm. :
4 Is quite reasonable to suppose that he car.
res tie great fertilizer" with him:-hs
diasion, Karsev. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
Er Our Band went over to plymouth

EE Our Band went over to Plymouth
to play for the Democratic County Con
vention. one day last week, and. after the
performance was over, they being all Rs
publicans. concluded to give friend Mat
tingly, the Editor of the Republican. q
little sercnade. after which the Committee
refused to pay them for playing on that
day. and would not have done so had Il
not been for Mr.. Mcdonald. the Editor Of
the Democrat. who paid most of the bill
out of his own pocket. We would not
have mentioned the matter At al, but as
our band always hold themselves in road
mess to play for any party that may choose
to employ them. they also reserve the right
cfplaying Just where they see st, after
Their days performance is over. We con-
slider the attempt Of the Democratic Com
mites to swindle the Band out of what
they were Justly entitled TO, as decidedly
small, and the prstext for dog %. still
smaller Warsor AdianGn.
we did not suppose that evep Demo
cratic meauness could descend to 80 low !
1 depth Is the above reveals. -.
II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

The Republicans Of the tenth Congress
ional District. in this State. held their Con-
yention on the 18th inst, at kendallville.
and nominated Hon. Gas. CASE. on the
FIRST ballot, for reelection. Judge REu-
rrS Dswsos is bis competitor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

.LI EGFoiessoi IOuuB. 800
This gentlemanis attending the Nation
al Teachers association now in session
at Cincinnati. On We dnesday night he
delivered an address there of which the
Conssssreiai says Fl g - e
The balance of the session was occupied
by Prof. John Young, of the North Wes-
tern Christian University at indianapolis,
in the delivery Of profound and very
beautiful philosophical discourse upon
The Laws of Nature" An abstrac,
which would prove satisfactory to our read
ers. or which would be Just to the lee
turer. cannot be made. and the essay is en-
tirely too long for our columns. Prof
Young is the Republican candidate for the
Office of School Commissioners of Indiana
he is a man of great erudition. and pos
sesses a powerful logical mind, and hi
address last night was one Of the fines
scientific productions we ever listened TO-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

: DR.. Roback's ScAypIsAv1As RExrDrEs
are creating revolution in Medical prac;
rice. They act directly upon the circula-
ton. Disease originates in the blood. and
these medicines purge it out. II. dyspep-
STA. nervous complaints, scroflla, Thsums.
sisu, ineipssnt .consazaptisn. 'Ats. IN.
complaint, bronchitis. fever and seue ~
all diseaees of the lungs. ths sloneeh. -
Hver. - cxels. the nerves. Of ~ In
the< lI|kls- Sc 4dvsrti6 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

The following list Of Wisconsin Bank
have been discrcdited by some of the prin
cipal Bankers in Chicago. Holders of tn
notes should not, however, submit to b
shaved much on them as they are secures
by good State Stocks, and will be redeem
ed on presentation. gt 80
Arctic Bank, Eagle Point. s.s
Bank Of Eau Claire. Eau Claire.
Bank of La Point. La Point.
Bank of Manitowoe, Manitowoc.
Bank Of Moneka, Gordon.
Bank Of North America. Superior City
Bank of 0conto, Ocouto s
Chippewa Bank. Pepin. Dunn County
CLARK County Bank. O'NeiIlsville-
Laborers' Bank. Eliside.
Lumbermen's Bank. Conterette.
Manitowoc County Bank Two Rivers.
Marathon County Bank. Eagle River. -
Mercantile Bank. Beaver Dam. r-.t
Northern Wisconsin Bank. Aurora.
Oakwood Bank, North Pepin.
Ocomo County Bank. la Porte.
Oneida Bank. City of Berlin. -
Shawanaw Bank. Shswanaw.
State Security Bank, Glenekon-
State Stock Bank. Eau Clsirs.
st. Croix River Bank. Brincksrhof.
st. Croix Valley Bank. ST. Croix Falls
Trslenen's Bank. Eagle Lake.
Waukesha Connty Bank. Wsukesha-
Wisconsin Valley Bank. Millvills.
Wisconsin Pinery Bank. Stevens Point.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
hiesapee Standardization Hueh.
anHn besers> beconp.on--lIo,sr Gee Gree
ley Refuses 10 VOTE.

ley Refuses 10 VOTE,
From tiie Leavcnworth City foura-s,. Aug ;.
The famous city of kickspoo, long
known as the commercial and political
emporium of Kansas, has suffered fcarfullv
oi late. Either an cpilcisic has waste.
It's voting poHnln'icn. cr some infamous
scheme has beer devised to deprive g.
least a'thoussnd Of its leyal cit izes Of tlrs
right Of Suffrage. jaime, Buchanan. long.
and fayor.bls knonn as AZ, eptc,prising
citizen OF tha. lOcality. anil p gentleman,
who at all previous elections has voted
with singular uuanimiy and saihnsi-
asm, with the Lccoinpton party ,,tes nor
1t this election Is James detained ",
Washington, or Is lIe ashamed of bimsclf
and friends? Horace Greedy, rabid Lee
compton, man at the last election, was not
seen n town on Monday. So too with a
thousand other Of the most noted men Of
the country. Let US have al investige -
ton of the matter-that is IL these gen
tlemen have not voted at Oxford or "De,--
aware Crossing"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
~ YEsTERDAY's MAIL.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The Queens Message to the President.
NEW York, August II.
The Queens Message Was for some req
son. received only in part last night
The following is her Majesty's Massage in
full:
VALEST1A BAY ria TRIsITY BAY.
To the Honorable the President Of tie Uni
ted States:
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the
President upon the successful completion
of that Great International Work in
which the Queen has taken the deepest
interest The Queen is convinced that
the President viii join her in fervently
hoping that he Electric Gable which now
connects Great Britain with the United
States, will prove an additional link be-
tween the nations whose friendship is foun-
ded upon their common interest and recip-
rocal esteem. The Queen has much pleas
ure in thus communicating with the Presi-
dent, and renewing to him her wishes for
the prosperity of the United States.
The Presidents reply to the Queen. az
made up last night. is waiting at Trinity
Bay, to know whether he Will send IL as
an answer now, or write another reply.
How the VI stake Occurred.
New YORK, Aug. II.
The following message was received
from Trinity Bay for Mr.. Archibald, ous
OF the Honorary Directors of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company:
TRINITY BAY. Aug. IL.
To Il. u dJchiJold. Aew York.
The Queens Message was completed at
five o'clock this morning, and it was com
menced yesterday, and during It's reception
Valentia desistc,l sending, in order te make
some slight repairs in the cable. The BAR.
received was sent through by mistake south,
as if it constituted the whole message.
slgned DE- LAUSTY.
The following was Immediately sent to
Washington, together with that from Mr..
Arclribsld:
NV YoRK, Aug Il:
70 Ire President Of tie United States:
beg leave TO transmit a message re-
ceived this moment from Trinity Bav, ex-
planning the cause wig the whole Of the
Queens lrseSsage WAS Not t,Iegraphed from
Nalentia last night Shall we consider
your message to Her Majesty full reply
and date 1t this day accordingly The on
orators at Trinity Bay await your answer,
fSigncd PrrfR COOPER.
The Presidents Message TO the Queen.
WAsArSroN. Aug. E-The President
authorizes the transmission of his message
to the Queen of England. precisely ar it's
and without change OF date
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

PEgsHINc'S ORIG STORE. MItnIciN STREET.
equal to taken IN the Union. Call and exam
inc the sublime view of Niagara Falls. the Greek
Slave, a Palace by Gass Light, &c. &c, in that
Wonderful Instrument. the Stereoscope.
Stereosccpic views Of private and public buildings
taken and the Stereosccre furnished 10 order
Terms as low as can be afforded and all pictures
warranted.
j. CARBUTT, Artist
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
The Presidcrt,s Reply.
To Her Majesty the Queen Of Great Br;tiaa
W.sH,SGToN. Aug. Is. 1853.


To Her Majesty the Queen Of Great Britain.
WAsHISGToN. Aug. is, 1858.
s. The President cordially reciprocates the
congratulations of her Majesty the Queen
OR the great International enterprise accom-
plished by the science, skill an indomit-
able energy of the two countries. Its a
triumph more glorious, because far more
useful to mankind, than was ever won by
conqueror on the field of battle. May the
Atlantic Telegraph, under the blessing of
Heaven, prove to be bond of perpetual
peace and friendship between the kindred
nations, and an instrument destined by
Divine Providence TO diffpse religion, civ
ilization, liberty and law throughout the
world. In this view will not all nations
of Christendom spontaneously unite in
the declaration that it shall be forever neu-
tai, and that its communications shall be
held sacred in the passage to their places
OF destination, even in the midst of lostil.
tiles. Signed, JAMES BUCHANAN.
10 tie Directors Of the AAamic Telegraph
Co, New York.
CYEus STATION, n. F., Aug. l6.
Europe aud America are united dy tel
egraph. Glory to God in the highest
On earth peace, good will towards men.
(Signcd.)
DIRECTIONS ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH Co,
GREAT BRITIAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
Quecn Victories Message.

To Tie Honorable, tts p rssiident Of tie Uni-
te& Staies;
Her Majesty desires to congratulate tbt
President upon the successful completion
of this great international work, in which
tue Queen has taken the deepest interest
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

Editors Democrat.

Editors Democrat.
wish. through the columns Of your pa
per. TO correct an erroneous impression
now existing among some Of the people OF
Marshall county, that intend coming ont
as an independent. candidate for Auditor.
say now. as have said before. that had
/ received the votes IN the County Conven-
ton that were instructed for me. l would
have received the nomination. But / do
not wish to compromise the party by run
ming independent, and consequently shall
abide by the decision of the convention
Yours, Respectfully,
JNo. X. BROOKE.
We find the above in the last H. c.
Democrat If it be true. as Mr. Brooke
charges. that he would have received the
nomination had the delegates TO the Con-
vention obeyed Instructions. and from our
information from other sources We have
no doubt Of II, we cannot see how Mr.. Nc
Donald. as an honorable man. accepts the
nomination Mr.. Brooke, if he states the
truth. is entitled to the nomination, and
Mr.. Mcdonald in refusing to yield him the
track becomes a party to the fraud practi-
sed in the Convention. by which Mr.. B
was swindlsd out Of it Mr. Brooke owes
it as an act Of justice to the innocent to
expose those who refused to obey instruc-
tons. Such trickery and want Of fidelity
deserves the severest apprehension from
honorable men OF all parties.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
Republican, state Ticket.

TcE sUtRENE JUDGES.
lat Dist.-IioRAcE L. BIDDLE, of Cass;
ID !" X. W. HESDEIcKs. of Jefferson
81 SrNoS YA>pEs, cf Marion:
4th WILLIAM d. GRIswoLp, of Vigo
kTroRSFY GENERAL.
WILLIAM L. OTTO. of Floyd.
TREAsURER OF STATE.
JOHN H. HARPER, of St Joseph.
AJpfToR or STATS.
ALBERT LANCE. OF yigo.
- SECRETARY or STATE.
WILLIAM ~ PEELE, of Randolph.
sJFLErSrx SDEST OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
JOHN YOUNG, of Marion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

. 4 ME BEST assortment Of Jar1nne1 rro y
kcrthy r. NJ. BROWN co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19
Special lciices.
PHOTOGRAPH.

iuBEOTJPES,
MELIINOTY'PES,
g STHREOGRiPHs,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

and have no inclination to do any man IN
Justice, either by misrepcsenting him or
otherwise. Should we ever unintentional-
ly do either il will always afford us pleas
ure to correct the. one and repair the other.
Mr.. r. admits that it is true that he mo-
we'd the adoption of the report containing
his name as candidate, and insists that il
was proper That is matter simply Of
taste. as the old lady said when she kissed
her cow. about which we shall not contend
with the gentleman. zWemersly mention
ed the fact and he admits it. We cannot
comprehend what he means by the remark
that his ..narne had been seported by the
district convention nearly two hours be
fore. - The facts arc: Mr. r. was FIRST
nominated, after which the delegates from
Stsrks retired from the hall where the Con.
vention was in session. not having any fur
Their duties to perform. who. we presume
told TO outsiders that Reeve was nominated
and the fact became generally known be
fore Tire othsr business Of the delegates VA
IcouplSfsd This was all the report ths
wp made IN ssfsrsncs to his name, we IN
derstsnd, previous 20 the time We rsfsrrst
to. except Whist hsssid. himsslf asthe com
naeucsrnent Of he spsech which was inter
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-08-19

PLYMOUTH, IND.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
CLASSIFICATION on TIE kBovE ROUTES
second Glass.

liT ware leNcrft srch rs speciirl 10 First and
Third rla~~"s.) Coffee wills Machinery. F.-sfrr i
gu"rs, ia barrels lad Wipes T4hacco ii boxes Tesfb
'r. ln rolls and hoN'S, O's, n h1rrels AMI rasls.
CT cserv and Quecnsv'1rc m crates and cts,s. Rtr.
Whiting, Plaster, sheet Brass an p Topper.
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Chancery Court az Nashville.

MrkaN. kaIlerr b. -. htiip IA q aiasEsn cal
he U1srs q tie Clerk and Master "a The Chan
y Gers CouFi Al Nashville. ta- sd dsF ~
= 4 1875 On mslaz ~ Complainant. - counsel Ia
The ahJgrcaus Aad apI1rne O. tne ,atsiAelun q
te Clerk Master that the slit driFffiaht-, TX
~IFErzNs and Asian AAht1sls. Asr Afa fsrfsSats ~
the rtate n Tennessee. and therefore the ofai
nary pFocrss q ths court caunff y served uIol
"a IA. u thefcfssae ordSrea - NE tisFk -aa
Master that lsaalioarion be llala fef f.af s~uks
m szecessi0n n the Nashville iatrst, neHsifafer
pahi.she1 IA the city - Nashville reguirils tAe
sll dsfrnaAnfst Ape4r ~ The ne1ttrn n tr C1tp-
csry CouFt be hsitsA f1F The county ~ bAvtd-oh
AZ the court house. thereol the eig 81 S.sAvalr sn
the lst Monday IN November next, AL Answer
SAL hl Or the vii D. takea ff corfssed - -
iheun za4 scs 4VSa for hearing "a Fsst-
JNO. 4 ti.tskFArs -
-sspssa-xsl yPssfss . o.sEk laser.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERuFIcATEs

Enclose the moaey - our address for The Tickets OF
dercd Ca receipt ~ which they NAH be forwarded by
first matt lsrchasers have ckets ending any
ugure they may designate.
Tie iast a braSn Members and Fries viii be sent
20 purchasers immedtstt,s AFTER The dTaNIhy
Aa- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
pl4iG, aud give their iost uiige curuty aiIl state
e. RemeTnber tiaaI every Prs b. dawn ana "a
biv - .fl.n1t deduction.
Hw- Al prlzcs - IL 9cp 1ua under. fsiid rls 'a'-c
y alter tAe tlaiuslner isilze- Al tLr usaa. tir 70
tafty Gays
AL catiiHi -nscttiIlts stfictly confidential
Addrrss OricTz Tor IIckeLz or Certlcatss -
= SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga
HS- persuLs residing Montgomery, Ala, ur
Atlanta Ca, can have their orders uliesi and ave
tlEs BY addressing ; swan Co, II estavr q thuse
c!tles.
ES-A Isl VI tbs numbers that drawn FROM Tia
WLrr VITA the araoe.it = tie pT4Ee thai each il
Eitioe l., ,EA Be Published alter every drawing ID
ile icllpx Hg IsgsFs - gtsta Ca Coststai.saat
- Nee C.lesnF Dsta, HI ue heTisfsr, CAaFfssi0a-
s,Iarti Nsaetii- Gasstie, Aiati Madagascar, Aes
issk Hcckfg hsg asszt. senaasaA Gsssg.aH, iitek-
.aoaf Fiis-s-cA hrlr lat ~ s-i.fA, si |'gaias-g
H. t1.-.s, "a @,-le l.ack .-lL If-s Ae.ecs A.
sepls-ta
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
Change Of Schedule.

sE5S z 60 co. !a
viSurnIr lNn rniTrANlnrl pAmnnAn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18

Henry Crutcher IS. Thomas Crutcher and others.
FEO Mary rutcher, widow Of Henry Crutcher, de
Il ceased, Albert G. Crutcher, Mrs. Mary Helm and
her husband Thomas }. Helm, Mrs. Margaret Nc
Dowel and her husband Joshua A. Mcdowell Mrs
Eliza Iwyman and her husband William Twynan,
George CrTtcher, Thos. Cruicher, William II. Crutcher
and James Crutcher, children and heirs NJ law %
Henry CrVt-hrr, decd. In pursuance of the law in
such Eases made and provided, YOU are hereby nou
hed and required 70 appear az the Court house in
Nashville, on the first Monday IN November next 10
show Cause, if any yuu ha, ny tie slit # Henry
CrHlcller vs. Tn mas Crutcher et ais. pending IL
the 'hancry Court at Nashville, Tenn, should not
be revived in your nam :
.JNO. T. CIFAvFS.
Scpt.S-iW Clerk A Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
Toni tie raste,n Cifies.

To nu tie Eastern Cities.
4. A. ~ ilrltniug EXPIRES tr,.r g 90 Columbus au,
4 - Cleveland tiiIt change % ears. -.rn D. % a."
nuis ENpr.-s tlTD ga a. Ii.lir iHllt burg ~ stuu
change % cars
Four ERiIy Trains.
] FIRST TRAIN-Cl-s caul. l.u-hH-r. -irrbrr DE
and Wnesius ii.itii-rr Ezffs-- t.iEts t.I.iLti al
o'eiocs A. ~ los al ale it-eiu eres aro spf.ig
/ Geld.
Tbss train stels between Ci.o.uaat. snd Cumbus a
4 Lsyciand, Marrow, AcIla, and lsrudaII only.
! SDtuNb THAIN.-g lcveland Expires AlH-i eavei
Cn,muail a fstc a. =. lar iHlukiIk ilo, Atw York
i3ostsn A.. Wheeling, Baltimore, h.ladol ll. Nash
lnston CITY.
ms Train stofs At all poiuts between cl.einIat and
/ Coiunbus.
/ IIul,h TRAIN.-Aevomnlosatol- Ciurinuag
I ID { 80 q. q Tor rpr.usirrl ana CuiEnbLa.
/ 4As tfaln airo uakts CuuIsfrtt.l- 90 Win rrtrn
i-lIlCtsLrI and LincsNlr- Ils tain 81. al Al isi
I hatwull Cincinnati ami Colunbus.
/ BOT XIII TRAN. ~ irvelauu i'fft-bufF ARD wheel
tng Sisit ExTrss-lsaycE tluc4unHti - 20 'uluc
l /. ~. iuF al the E4sffrE clirs.
Ths train sloIs a. al Ponts between 0neiInati an
1 Cs5laii4llss-
| NJ tfaia on sbnaays.
Trais raa % C,iunibns uIae--seren mihuIcs taste
For Through Tickets
And az afsl-taa ~ tl.sluii.l lllt-- apply a. thi
lttie Mlala! an1 Cows l.ts and Le1.n-fH tcc NJ
Blrurit lluuse 90 q il.e u ulaCv. southeast ceruy
ffruaiNsy AID Front. opposite spencer iloase pT a
7 tlie EsstcEn icl-et
D. D. fIiI5R. General IicAet Ascat
! TIE OGNIDCs line call. ZOE passeng rs Al all th'
priuc al hoteis Tor each and every traa- by eavnl
tirrctsrs etker x tae above oiicrsr vii call lo
! lass-peeFs al lsIrts II the city sthuut iail-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
Magnificent Scheme

,4s5 Prizes-Nearly one Prize 10 everv nine
Tickets.
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Swan & Co.'S Lotteries.

DkilSNs Who assire g. tr5 their iCk "a tAcSs c'i-
SsratFa Lstterlv-, Whieh tirzS eveFy satarday u
tie year, have their orders ITungay q isfara .
WHICH the rex % seEalng ~ ina b adlfvszlns
rAAI. SWAN 4 o.,
Box NJ. -, + a., N@saFiie-
A copy - the Ofis.al Drawing All b. srit u s~eA
Parchssef iuIne iaIry after tie Ora ins A.Aes Ns
fof prizes see advertisement IA another e''-'.-- -
rr.oe % ~hole tickets SO; halves 50 qIAftefs -
50. egbths 81 s. sl.--
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
Third Glass.

~ Nl0NtIS- s1l''-. : irons. ENC md IN In
pigs. Tn Plate. ANY ~ COS casks " 1rSo- -
N10illa aud G. 'ton Cp~'acn. COFFEE V,7vv C,-..---s
Nl'li &c ring. Crr-ia~' S'-i-rs AL Avis y -r-[
Wheels ana AXes, Chairs, Spikes. and R1sin IN his
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
Executors Sale of Real Estate
To EXCHANGE or Sale.

4 IIFHY Negro Woman, IS years ald and her
"A five children the oldest boy 10. rhc nat % gin
10 and SO GA down 10 an infant viii To- sod ~ -
changed for utf,T Negroes tu ur one Uyul .u lIr
country, and that wants them Tor Their use, ana
aueiI-f Will. l. BOYD.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-18
w. u. CNsLDS ~ CO.'S
PATEN t
Elastic Fire and Wafer Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

rINEE undersigned purchased the state Right for
l. Tehnessee Of the above patent about one year
portions the state asks the attention of built
and the pubic generally 60 examine rs superior
ity over other modes OF Ronhng.
The material forms hard and smooth surface. IL
Is mpcrvious To water elastic and hexibie It viii
perfectly any ordinary exposure 60 IRE; il s
cheaper than any root Of the old STYLE aud am sure
viii give better satisfaction ~ as durability there
no question. Il is the best thing ever invented for
painting OF old leaky TN roofs.
as- The Cement will be furnished 10 those at a dis
lance with directions for using.
80 COUNTY RlGHIS FOR SALE
Hs- Orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the
Post ufhce wall be promptly Attended %
~oad respectfully refer 70 shs following gente-
men whom covered buildings 'Slti tii'. 60,
meEt, and many others ~hose naIaes are n"t hete
mentiuged-
Al-I a. HERMAN,
Messrs. HUGHES SMITH,
COLEMAN SPAIN,
WA. STOChElL,
Mr. Ii. N. AkEk0lD.
wARRL-N * MOORE,
HOCGh & MeyI i1.OUGH,
Col. i ASDlRsoN. $ y. Co.
Rev. b, ELLIOTT,
d. D. wILklN,
E<ocII ESSi.EY.
SLAUGHTER 8 ilERRIFORD,
". Is. SHAfAkl,
\. WILLARD,
4. v. = liNllSIsl,
Gen. Wash. BAKROw,
". II. GORDON & CO
Jas. H. RENDRICk,
rector p. u. SAITH, Columbia.
MAJ A. J. bONEiSoS, isAvlsis.iH &C aGiyl
Col. a J. foik, Aaury cngaty.
AZ The SAsAvtifs 4 Nia4ialltsaFs iHailfuAd 1tHla
ay adopted tAs Cement Tor ls covering q ue4f
ears and utsier WORK
Rs- CsgtalcAtcs and testimonials from Cincinnati
here, where The Cecnt has been " sSaeFa
g0r several years, can be eAh.btcd.
1ts andsrssaea has oeen engages IA various asedes
VI Cement Toang for many years, and l@txeFs hlnze
tast he aAs gained some sxpesisaee and sno~ seass
agEals ttaI t2lle-
have HAde arrangements 10 receive = superior
rnpo led sFscle % Acoang feil lrou EnxlzIls BEo-
| fsgk4ss Sca feFk.
samples rf Aooang be seea ofhce
j. 7. NAlHCRSr,
Dnles Ne. Is brA<tsEick street,
nayfs-san NAsavItIH Bass
E0 BOXES ToRAcCo, saEiols brsass, ~
gu sspga-u plLLoS { co.
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