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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

PAcirIc EILaoAp.-The bill which was intro.
aeced by Mr. Curtis, in .he House of Representa-.
1nes on Iuesoay, TO secure the construction of a
central Pacific railroad, provides for branches from
two points On the nsvigsbls waters Of the Missisu
sippi river-one opposite TO Iowa, and the other
opposite TO Aissonri-the two branches to con.
verge and unite within two hundred miles of the
missoari river, and thence run to the uavigab!e
waters OF the Sacramento The usual appropria.
tions OF the alternate sections within six miles
are 10 De appropriated, and government Is 10 80.
proprlate TIE contractors twelve thousand dollars
mlie, TO be reimbursed to the government in
transportation of mails and military stores. Tie
construction to be offered by the President TO the
test bidder, as proposed in Senator OWNS bill.
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DLACKsMITHs' TOOLs,--we have in

DLACKSMITHS' TOOLS,--We have IN
II store. for sale cheap
Berrian's extra and warranted Bellows
western" Bellows. new and superior article
Wright's Patent Anyils
solid Box Vices
King . stock and Dies. to cut from = inch 10 Ia
inches
Siedge and Hand Hammers
Horse Shoeiug do
Tongs, Farriers' Knives, Rssps R1ss, &c.
CLARKs0N, AMBER sON 90,
Id Nn ll6 Main II.
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NOBLE Aor.-Within q few weeks mast


ono Of our citizens who has 10 his charge q large
number OF Irish lsborers, had the misfortune TO
become heavily involved, by attempting to aid
other parties in their business operations As
soon as his embarrass became known to his
employees, they resolved to extend to him all the
aid 10 their power, and for that purpose called
upon him and insisted upon bis receiving az q too
ken OF their high appreciation, their pay roll hY
one month. The gentleman alluded to. his eyes
sufused with tears, declined the generous offsr
but doubtless felt more grateful for this noble
manifestation on the part of ihose under him, who
had nothing to gire save what they earned by in
cessant toll, than il all his creditors had proered
their claims as friendly Offering. True CHARITY
Is more often found among the poor than spy
other class. Feeling the continual stings of pov.
erty themselves, they are ever sympathising with
their fellows, and nothing gives them more ples.
than to distribute literally their hard earn.
ed dimes among the unfortunate aud destitute
CRY Pooh As yet no steps have been
taken to provide for the destitute women aud chill
dren in this city, duriug the winter months. For.
tunately there are but few of them, bat these few
mnst have the necessaries of life. The ladies who
visit the poor at all times, Can give relief 10
some, but there are others-womeu who have seen
better days, but who have been overtakeu by mis-.
fortune, and are now wearing out their lives to
earn crust of bread for their children and
themselves, that will suffer severely if no, assist
ed Too proud to beg or to make their necessities
known, they may perish from cold and huuger, If
not succored. Let our readers search out this
class Of needy. aud from their private means give
them assistance. load of fuel, or supplies from
the family larder sent presents will be received
aud give timely, substantial mfort to such A.
are perishing for want of the substa of Iife
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NOTIoE.-All persons hsvi 3 claims
CN against the estate of the late DIR John W Pow
ers, requested 10 present them and all persons
Indebted TO said estate are hereby notified 20 Ray
their respective Indebtedness either 10 my agens,
Mr THos BouDAR. who 10 authorized 70 receive and
grant receipts. or 10 me. -
m i X p0WR AANnePR-
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RsxAkK.aLs lasoEAscr r--Rsceu, ,on,,on !. =,

RsxARxaRLs IosokAxcs -Rsceu, London p.ner.
contain the report Of the Rev. Mr.. Canadian. To
she magistrates Of the county OF Es.ex. which
shewsa most dsplorabie amount Of irnoraucs.
lie says:
"To afford any Idea Of the mas. of ,onors,..
brought into contact with this humane prpyision.
may snifee TO sddncs 46s cases of prisoners com.
h.itted Tor feisny dariag the psst year. OF whom
on'y nine posseSsed n due acquaiutancs with ths
Sis'an religion; that In sevsni y-six cases. there
existed = total ig.orsnce Of the name Of ,h.
saviour, and that from the conversation Of one
man on tina snhjsct IL csms out that the knowledse
OF the fact Of the crueidxion not only excluded All
'oe~ OF the afonen,ent, but represented to his
s.ad thAt our blessed Lord died juetly for breach
OF human laws; that to this deplorab,e d. feisnov
10 religious knowledge must be added an souai
proportion OF ignorance Of the most commup
the year"
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R~WHAr's The NEws ?-WATsoN, at
Whitehursts old gallery. II Main street. 10 going
10 Europe and In selling off his stock OF line CASES
at cost and be gives you O large sized AMBkO-
TYPE for 50 cents-sold ut 81 in any other gallery.
PHOTOGRAPHS from 81 upward. Pictures putin
medallion and breastpin for IS cents.
Good fires constsntlY kept. no l5-lmf
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HEROSlNE OIL LAMPS -1he sub
IA scriber having lust returned from the nase.
and while there made such arrangements with the
manufacfu ers OF Lam ps and Oils. 70 enable hin
10 compets with any house In the trade, North q
public at l62 Main street. opposite the -Americsa
Hosei. J. W. MEX.
Ia Z-1mG x { 3 eas.a
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YOUNG LADY, BURNED To DEAra AT onsaIrs. ONO
- MSS =, Aebie Summers, Of Livingston county,
n Y. who has been conu.cted with ,ha pa,...i,
Snntgs At oherlin was most shockiugly burned on
Friday. She had gotten somewhat behind bar
class and retired to her room TO study, and set mn
very late; nnt'l the fuid was exhausted in her
'snp. 'n'hkiog she might again need light she
attempted 10 fill the lamp A. 10 too often sbs
case, The hnid caught fl c aud she was instsn,ly
sassioped ibflmes;she rushed, screaming, into the
nail, but che occupants Of the other rooms tbiak-
ing there we're burglars in the house. in their
Aiarm fastened their doors upon her, and the poor
g'ti ran down into the basement before auy one
came to her relief 1t then too late g
s'i VAS done that could be, she died in about l6
injuries. u The occurrence has spread sloom over
TOE ~hole village, and the exercises in the college
are suspended.
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%-ExrRAcTIos OF TEETH By GALvAs-
Isx-This agent has been introduced into ths prac'
ice of the subscriber with entire succsss lts per-
fecsly simple and harmless. A gentle current oi
electricity Ia made to pas through tho f9rceps upon
The 9th to be extracted which entifely DESTROYS
the painful sensations usually fat in the effort OF
extraction. JOS WutDWAhO. NnuH
Office on Main, between 9th and 10th streets
2S-t2fs
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~ ~fEANKLIS Paper MILL, RICH
xcND. VA-Bslvidere Manufacturing Company
Keep cons antlY on hand all descriptions Enveiope
MANILA ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
pAPEkS, OF all qualities and sizes. furnished at
short notice.
k-Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD. President.
O0DkN, nupf 4-3m
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-07-29
Terma.i

IThs daily BALTIMORE WEEC CERi IL publish
every morning except Sunday and is delivered
Carriers 10 Oity subscribers at cts psr week.
The WECKER is also delivered In the Cities OF
'Uashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECREg
So. so in advance.
Rg- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER il publis-
bed every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per g
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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alien Srten unb 5tdbten i'm wefliden Ebeit

alien Srten uno 5tdbten i'm melfliden Tbeil
pe5 StaateS OterpsOOrf unD CANADA.
an mnb mad 0ontas ben 26. Suit wsrben bic 3ase sebsn
wta faet: paastere fur NtaeGra Saas Buffalo, 6GrrtS.
burg GarltsIe &eambrsburs 9aneater selafsn b Gal.
Sertrasn Station ubr Wprens unb l1pr 80 Minut
Na&ntttaes.
Durd mad geiasaru unO 8uffllo in II Stunb.
gadasisre fir ptttsbura gbicaaD Cincinnati Ct QOuts
anbern wsen StSOten nb YIGeen Serlaen BITE Sal
ptrtfattpn un ubr Ncrgeas unb 10 ner IbeHbs.
Sur yprt Carlisle, Galebana, 8ebprb unb Double Sap
Sprtnss 5arrbura Gpamberstars 9aneaer &c. NIT ben
3ueen nm lhr NfCreens NIB 10 lDr Nbenes.
Aue 8Iae balten ben resuldren 3Uif@en fntt0aen.
Satfprsts mad @ptrG 81
~. gtasara SAILS 10
bp. Wufalp 10
Das GepGd ~irb mad allen 3aupfatIVnen tn gDsf un
gtprtR ma.trt.
GO Grearfpnss Itdes mad Maeara SaGs nnb surId $13
SurG bic 0puenpun9 eeier ga3a bs gDinamspprt rirb
BITE @ntrernung bea QDens bebeutenb pertr3t
Wstlsn Rte &esnpen aaf uaplsenpn 9srslet Se&e.
benen Ncmten.
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Sis. GtS+ sis.
nnriet&neter mat tetnea 5reunben unb benz Yubltfum
trmtt btannt, ba6 I'm Sanpe it, pabrenb Der gan;en
5pmer. SaifDn tas be gs in bieism Staate jemas
autbewabr wurbe su ltefern. 60 TT gutter De wnb
retnem BraEnsswder unb befnbet f aW Npdbae, Saltp
@puntp nabe ben 8armen Der 6erren See Sltneuf Capt
tGm ntter tie berss Der Aualtta Musnnft seben t6n
&uftrdBe, be tn 8tress Sebr'4ab Ghtappe GWfee
eeben perben, werben panttIt9 befUret.
.SIer.
A7-GfS. 2)espt: g5efsEalS. Nhsnue. Wlot22 6Nt
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observation-disclosures unb ndtere unb 8enauere NuStun nb
tr baba tn Der Sffe GaIpert Station Nprbp&ae
pSn &aSert Wnp Granflintras Balttmprt.
a5plt26sS s. 8. ARrepH, 6nperntenbent.
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E&SSUtBStsWSSu
Der tdSlt4e Baltimore Q6eder" trf&stns
teoen 0lorStn (mtt @tusnabme 6es SCnnta9O unn
1stst Gsnts per sBOdle, an Dts 1rassr sap10ar.
Ser ,.gDefera wtrb ebsmfals tn WafbtnstUn unb
WpeeItne tdelt@ burR GrSser ben IbVnnenten
tus 5aus beluret.
Durb bte QO(f Dufenset EOfet bsr t6sIt8e ,gDeder"
$3.50 per Sabr, In Mnbsbtneter SNrsa sbe.
.ablmn8.
nS Dos M3Sdenb latt beS Baltimore gDedar
srEetnt ieOsn Ireitas anb tUet tabtItG $2.a unbe.
btuater WRransbs1aplung.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-17

COAL STOCK FOR SALE.
WE HAVE 1873 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish sell exchange likely young NJ
Eroes city pr0paTE. laug2N n. X. HAINES & co
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Professor HaskeII's Electric Oil,

POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism ami Neuralgia
Deafness, Eryspeas Scrouls. Bronchitis, letter, Ring
worm, Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
II ? Cured IN from three 70 tJCesgy HBl8s9. 4 N
Corns Piles ToOhaehe Chronic Stiff Joints, Sprans and
Lamenes in Man Beast, all kinds Of Sores Fes and Hu
mors Cramps and Cole, Pains Of every description cease In
Prices so eta., 81 and 50 per Bottle.
It Is the only real HAIR INVIG0RATOR that will make the
hair grow when everything else falls clean the hed white and
free from DANDRUFF minutds, it shiny, glossy JET
This wonderful Oil perfectly harmless; no burning or bis
erng sensations, with other lotions and nmen Il s plea
SAINT to ke he soothing and healing severe burn
scald in five minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
miraculous have performed By it all the land
Use everything else then this Oil one trial. and you viii
be convinced INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
shall have It free.
Friend, suffer longer sind bottle Of Hassls Electric
OIL Consultation and advice given gratis ct the Depot g
Pine st.
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism Contac
ton Of the muscles should try the EectrOpedean Bath Be
tcular the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
ders sell this medicine Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant agents, who have large togsph certificate
signed by the proprietor.
Be1care Of Couate1eitsi
Every bottle professor Haskes Electric Oi blown
edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and Signature to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. 65 Pine Street, STINT Louis Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied at wholesale liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this popu
and wonderful remedy BY calling in person, addressing BY
letter. Prof. Haskell, 63 Pine Street, St. Louis, will have their
orders promptly filed and forwarded.
TERMS Cash 81 SS $40 per dozen It elegantly put
Bills &c. furnished pratuousy Send in your orders you
will find itcures AMI
For sale Wholesai,tv FWIN rENDLETON CO., and rel
yJ0. G. PROV maridSWly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-17

CO-P;fTtncFsIlip Notice.
HAVE this day associated business wit X. Glker
and Edward P Edwards, business will hereafter be
conducted under the style of Edwards Gikerson Co.
JO EDWARDS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-17
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR, PROTECTED SOLUTION =
PFOtOXide Of Iron Com biHed

PFOtOXide OF Iron Combined,
AVING successfully passed the ordeal 70 which new deove
RES in the Naiea Meica subjected must be
caived established medicine Its e6cscy in curing
DKS PEP sIA,
Affections OF the Liver, Dropsy Neurag Bfonchi and Con
sumptve tendencies, Dorered tate Of the Blood Bols Sour
and The prcsttng ELECTS Of Led Mercury General De
blty and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA.
TIVE medicine IS beyond question. The proofs Of is efficacy
numerous, we'll authenticated, and Of such peculiar
eer that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to reosvs thu
proGered aid.
range is extensive because diseases apparently unlike
Intimately related and proceeding from cause, may be cured
b. remsiT.
The class OF diseases for which the Syrup provides cure Is
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skin. The facts tangible witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy ofthe Syrup incoutovrte Taos
who wish Tor opinion from disRtsrstsd persons
tie character Of the SYRUP cannot fail 70 be satisfied With ne
following among numerous testimonials, Ia the hands Of
Agents The signatures those OF gentlemen veil known the
Community and Of ule highest respectahilJ.
CARDThe undersigned having experienced TIE beneficial e.
ects % TIE PERUVIAN syrup, do not hesitate to
il 70 the attention Of the puc own experience
we'll as from the testimony Of others whose uteg
ry altogether unguesonahs we nave no doubt Of rs eaS-
cy in cases Of ncpeut disease Of the Lungs Bronchial
ages Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia In
deed its effects would he Incredible, bat from the high charace
mony, do ours, to its restorative powers.
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev John Pierpout, n
S.H. Kendall. n. D. Peter Harvey.
Thomas G. AmOry, james C. Dunn,
samuelMays Thomas Whitman.
H0TICE-Its well known that the medical effect Of Prooxds
Of Iron Is lost by exposure TO air. and that 70
maintain solution Of Potoxe Of without further oxda-
ton, has been deemed impossible In the Peruvian Syrup this
and this solution may replace protocaraies ci
trates and tarrates o. the Msbsria Media
A. A. HATsEs NJ D., Assaysr to the State Of Mass.
IS Boylston street, Boston, Q. 8. A.
PRIOE.-LArgs bottles &c, small BEETLES 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEM0FTLbE 4 BELL.
naay4-d6tW6m.
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As the shooting season is now at hand when Shot
Guns in demand, the attention Of all who are in
want of gun Of any kind is called to the stock Of
FALL s. CUENHGHAM, No. AZ Public Square, who
are now ready with a large and complete assOrt-
ment of everything IL the gun line. They order ali
their guns direct from the European manufacturers,
and in this way are enabled to get them up of the
proper grades and descriptions TO suit the market.
They would invite particular attention to their stock
of Deer Guns, which is unusually large and com
plete oet13-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-17

BUnxED TO DrATH-A little son of John and Eliz-
absth Bland living some ten miles south Of Leba
non, was burned TO deslh week or two ago. The
father aud mother had gone to a camp meeting,
leaving their children in the care OF q negro NO
man The next morning the children got hold Of a
box Of matches and while playing with them they
ignitei and set the little boys clothes on fire.
Great efforts were made by the negro woman to ex
anguish the flames but she Gid not succeed until the
Little fellow was severely burned. He died on the
following night. He was some four or five years Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-17

Mr.. GREESwOOD PAYNE, of Ejgefeld, laid upon
our table yesterday yam pOtatoe grown in his
garden which weighed nine pounds and two ounces
That will do to brag about.
Speaking of the pro AUCTIONS of Edgefeld, we no.
ticed on exhibition at the Fair, Spanish pumpkin,
grown without culture, in the vegetable garden al
BOsoObel, the residence Of Col W. B. RAMSEY, in
Rdgefeld, which weighed one bundled and tifty
pounds. If any man in the State of Tennessee, or
any where else, beat that We should be pleased
to see his pumpkin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-17

Headache and DeBility.-Mr. sias J. Lipscomb,
Of Birmingham says 81 have found in BRrhaVe's HOI-
land BitterS remedy for Head4ohe and Debility My
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. Nicholson Of Pittsburgh that he has ex.
pereneed much relief from its for Headache.
Take halftea spoonful three times day. hour before meals
Eat moderately, and then Of wholesome food you
this really remedy for Sick and Nervous Headache Weakness
Of kind COstveness and Piles Being perfectly simple in
composition, it be taken without fear by invalid Posses
sing fine aromatic favor, it very grateful debtate
stomach iostl3-dtW6WIW .
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negro woman who went to see the double chill
dren at the Fair Grounds yesterday, got hold of the
sboWmans carpet sack, in which it is said were
about So, 600, aud made of with it. The carpet sack
was soon missed when pursuit was made and the
woman apprehenGed and brought back, which ere
ated Juror Of excitement to see the negro who had
Gifted" $4,000 The money was found all safe
aud the woman having paid the penalty Of her in
discretion, was discharged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-17
TFEE BEST BILL YET!
MAPLE NEARR FOR SAFEI


an WEDNESDAY the eth day Of October 1858, days
following, viii offer for sale 70 the highest bidder the
premises that splendid Tract Of Land, belonging 10 r. II. Elan,
ESQ., better the Josiah Williams place. fronting the
West side Of the Gaan Turnpike road four miles North Ia
Nashville, containing 3Gj The Nashville and Louis
line through the of the Tract The Tract viii divided
into lois of from twenty thirty except the lot
tanning the dwelling which viii be beautiful square of about
extending hOm the Turnpike the east, to the
Railroad the and decidedly Of the richest and
desirable locations in the vicinity Of Nashville, in the State Of
Tennessee.
The large COmmolious and veil built dwelling,
ded by most beautiful Of native 70 est trees the extent
and convenience OF the Uut buildings stables houses and
pouyyar the splendid FISH pond and exec lent spring fine
Zen and make ts Of the desirable locations
the Excepting the house tract there about 10
The all parts the of rhe richest quail
ites mostly Level with many elevations for building
and the maru portion there three Of the most cOmman
ding sites to be found iu te vicinity Of Nashville.
The beauty and fertility OF these lands their dance from Nash
vIc and immediate proximity the growing of Edgehed,
reeuCe OF tie ua o oo readers this the most dra
HE bills have Ue % the Puuic. And to all who may
rich and hands. at the distance from
aui to business u the and enjoy the conyenence
and EUreso of Aculuty residence the best OF neghborhUots
those wishing 60 engage in gardening vineyards &c this
s. viii the greatest Inducements To persons we'll
gututeI lands, any attempt 10y TO describe them
sUerlu0Us hut - those adcuaInted with them would
and the best bodies OF land IN Anerl
O. For pats. call at No o., Ds.derick street.
The land viii ne sold credit Of J. and years,
without Notes with approved securities require Eaya
. Bile o. and lien retained to secure the payment
the close Of the land sale Mr. Elan viii sell on ceeit Of
I0 his valuable of stock, farming Implements,
tala.r &c. &c. Omuibuses and COLLATION. usual.
0,ta-ISaaIs NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents.
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The Athens Post states that there is pretty con
siderable tide of emigration now setting Westward
from East Tennessee. Most Of those who are selling
out and fOrsaking their ''old homesteads" are what
are called ''gOOd livsis"-'peopo well to do in the
wOrld." But they go in search of richer lands and
more of them. Let Us hope that they may find
these and, also, atmosphere as pure and healthy
as that which pervades the hills and valleys they
are leaving behind them
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marble is Of beautiful grey color and IN suseepti
bic Of he highest polish We unders and Prof.
Stafford examined ihe specimen and pronounced . a
fne article A small monument, partially polished,
was exhibited Cd our Fair and excited general ad
miration Mr. Whitaker informs Us that The quarry
is ten acres in extent and appears to be mex
baustitle. The deeper he penetrates the earth the
more plentiful the marble 8ppeors, and Of a finer
quality We trust the discovery may prove a fortune
10 him
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-17
TWO VALUABLE FhRAAS F0g sac

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
sided for the last eight years. is for sale. II D.
the waters Of Big Uarpeth river. the county OF
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville the uaEe
Tank on the Rchand aud CsntTevile Hrnpike, nine m
from Franklin, The county seat Of Williamson, 21d With
miles Of the Eorih Western Railroad being
structsd The tract about four hundred and siZhi
acres first farming land the county line betwe6i
Davidson HRd williamson runs through the Northwest
Rer of the Il formally the well knaWu farm
the late wilkins Whitehld-
On this n comfortable residences, with all
cesseY houses barn cribs stables carriage house. SC
with excel young orchard Of most choice fruit GOoc
spring water and abundance ofueVer GHEslOek water
running different through the farm. AGiOn
ing this farm another OF about two hundred
excellent land with good residence for sala The coil
both tracts equal any crops either grain grass
and both united they will be sod Separately tegeher
may suit buyer it thought By good Judges could be
Athose wanting 10 buy, would Of course yhish n view
ne premises before purchasng further description 60
deemed unnecssssrv but al ss invited 70 call aud
tsmseiVes. lang 25-eoSwtfl John 7. BILL.
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RIisceIIaneOus.

CHICAGO. Oct. I5.-In Iowa ten counties official
give the Republicans gsin. Of 200 on last yesr.
Curtis is re. elected to Congress by 600 minority.
The Free State Delegate Convention is to be held
at Lawrence on The 10th OF November, to organize
party to effect a speedy admission into the Union