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Prairie Citx salec, School.

n HE undersigned would respectfully il.
l. form the cnizen Of Plairie City aud
vicinity that he will again open school
in the new M. e. Church, 10 commence on
Monday, April 9th. Well qualified female
teachers have been engaged, who will give
instruciions in all the branches usually
taught in common school. Friends, pat
ronize the school, and our best ende.l on
hall be ,xerted to make 1t a GOOD ONE.
TERMS.
instruction in Reading and sptlling, pei
month, 10 10.
Instruction in common higher branches, PEI
mOMh, -,- w
Those wishing 10 study Survey ing, Pho
biography, Physiology, Phrenology, o.
Book X, eping, can do the same at but
trifling additional expense.
Books and Ststionery furnished on rea
sonable terms. w. N. SHED,
Pruirie City, March 9, 1858. lsf
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SEE HEREl I

r AIDES and Gentlemen, Women and
IL Men, Squaws and "lnjuns," Babies
and Pappooses - everybody - rich, poor,
high low, smart, dumb, white, black, hand.
some and ugly. who have lradtd at my
store, have few words TO say TO you,
Ever sine established my Store in the
"city,"l have urhe.iialingl, sold you goods
Oh credit, irre,pec vely You have run on
too seve ely--have mpOs d upon my good
will 80 long hat it |, getting 10 be uneIdu
rable--wlll soon bust up fla" if you
don't quit. Just look at il 7! have to fay
the solld cash down for my supplies, and
am Obliged 10 be doing this continually,
VIII i, at the same time have 10 trust you
for your purchases of me Within the last
three mon hs l have trusted you 10 the
amount Of over fifteen hundred dollars |
Were you aware of his factY Don't il scare
you : Well, it ough' to--at least it should
cause you 10 expert, nee emotions of shame.
Now. all you sponges, want you to under.
stand that am going 10 revolutionize thl,
state Of things. In the first place, want
you to pony up" In the second place, I
shan't trust you any more--nO use talking
you have got to pay me right dowa for
what you purchase Of me in the future--no
respect to persons. | intend to put my
goods down az low as any other store in tn.
Territory, and will give you just as gOOd
qualities Of goods. So, nov, call round,
pay me up, make some n,w p rchaseS.
You will rest easier o nights, will be a,
peace with conscience unt your Maker, aud
win be the means Of making me a be ter
natured and handSomer man. "Cheer
up, ye lively lad, !" &c.
' HIT GOUDY.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-08
Arrival and Departure of the Mails

PRAIRIE CRY P, o, Jan. 20, 1858.
THE Eastern Mail arrives here regularly
Il every Mond y, wednesday and Fri
day. Oh lis way to 0sawatomie, X. T.; de.
pats every Thursda J., Tue'day and Satur-
day, Oh It's wav to Lawrence, The Eastern
Mail from Ind pendence TO Leroy arrives
here regularly every Tuesday. Departs
every Wednesday.
This office will be open regularly through
the week during business hours, aud one
aour every Sunday, from 9 a. N. to 10 A..
l2f JNO h. NINT0N, p. N.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-08

.GT The louisiana Legislature has
juSt passed a bill to prevent free ne
groes from holding slaves in that
State. The number OF negro slave
holders in that State Is large. Is it
proposed to deprive them of their
property, or does the new law apply
only to future acquisitions OF slaves
by them? 1t would seem that black
owners of slaves are as much entitled
to the benefits OF the Dred Scott de-
cision, as white owners.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT

pRIGHAM YOUNG has about attained
AD The acme Of his ambition. Feeling
that there was one name to descend 10 poo.
teriiy which would ba venerated with more
holy reverence than his own--that Of "J0s
Smith "---he saw that it was incumbent,
upon him. in order to have the memory Vi
himself forever perpetuated among the
"Saints" as the great Head aud AN Of the
ignoble Mormon institute III, 10 kick up ali
excitement ard occasion n conflict with
Uncle Sam, for the purpose Of having the
impression 20 abroad 10 the world that they
were an uJustly oppressed people, and
thereby make him, a. their present gresr
prophet, another aye great martyr" OF
agnilude superior TO their now worship
ped one Well, he has succeeded. and soOn
$4,000 U, s. troops will be marching to
the land Of the Saints" to aid the alnbi.
tious Brigham in accomplishing his
schemes. In Prairie City tremendous ex.
citemeut has late.y been raised, OccasiOned
by one
II. r. GOU DY,
Who has "rebelled" against tho high prices
Of Groceries, Provisions, do. And started
an emporium under the title Of
GoUDY'S ONE.PRLCE STORE,
Where may be found everything desired In
the line of
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
DRY GOODS,
WOODEN WARE,
HARDWARE.
&c.. &C., &c., &c. 70
And in fact near'y everything that the peo.
Pile Of this "cily" and vicinity need, and At
SUCH Low PRICES!
That it is currently reported, and pretty
generally believed, that
One Thousand and Five Hundred
Persons, either Kanzas Territorial Militia
or other inhabitants Of Kanzas, design in
the future to do their trading at this place
Come Along! Come Along!
| have supplies enough for you all, and will
furnish you with them at figures as low.
If not
Decidedly Lower
Than at any other trading establishment
south Of Lawrence.
My Store Is at the corner Of Fremont and
Mt Pleasant streets, opposite Eden Park
l2tf H. T. GOUDY.
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HoRRlD MURDERs.--Reliable re-.
ports from the Little OSagS have
been received, TO the effect that two
Free State men were brutslly MUIR
.deled by the rufiAns near Fort Scott,
on the 9th Of March. One old man
by the name of Denton, formerly Of
Missouri, was called out about 10
O'Clock at night by two men in SOL
'diers' clothes, to inquire the road, and
was shot dead.
AT another place they called on q
Mr.. Davis, who was in bed with his
family, and would not get up. The
ruffians shot through the window,
and wounded him in the hand.
At another place they called out u
Mr.. Hendricks, who was up waiting
on sick wife. He got back to hir
led, exclaimed II am shot " fell
across his wife, and expired. Only
two men went to the house, but a
company OF nearly dozen immedi.
,ately rode past. -LaOrrnce Republican
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-08
JOSIAH MILLER,

g EEING that we are about to have legal
~ authority established in Kanzss, an
nounCes that he will attend 10 all business
pertaining 10 the profession Of the law.
Settling here in August, 1854, and being
editor OF the "Kanzas Free Sla,e," which
was destroyed in Lawrence, Muy 2l't,
1856, he is well posted as 10 The best
places for investing money ON speculation
aud Us 10 the true condition Of may con.
tested claim cases, and will faithfully at.
tend to sny business Of that kind.
N, b. That his oiii Of Judge Of Probate
does not prevent him praclis ny IN all otrei
courts OF Kanzas, aud also gives him au'
lhorily 10 administer oa,hs, take d,posi'
tions, acknowledgment Of deeds, and Othel
lnsru ments of writing.
~ A number Of l6O.acre warrants, low
for cash or on time.
Office IL Mas achusetts street, opposite
Express Office, Lawrence, KIT. l2lf
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TAKE NOTICE |!

THAT by virtue of my Office as Recorder
i Of Douglas county am authorized to
administer oalls, take dcposltions, ac'
knowIedgm mt Of deeds, and all other
instruments of writing. Offices--Court
House at Lawrence and "Chanpion" Office,
Prairie CITY, s s, FRoUlf.
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EotlCe
A. O. W. SANFORD. 8. N. wo,
sanford & WOOD,

A TToRNEYs AT LAW, General Col
"A loctnrs and Real Estate Agents, Mass
Street, Lawrence, KanzaS Will practice
In the several Courts and Land Offices
make Collections and Investments; exam,
inc titles. prepare aflidavils for pre.emp.
tors, aud Other legal Instruments; Jake Ac'
acknowledgements, DC, DC. laly
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-08

STEVENS, WALSH & LAROUX,

DESIRE TO inform the citizens Of Prairie
- City and vicinity, that they have
lately formed themselves into co.parlner-
ship for the purpose Of driving an ex.en.
sivc business in lhe line OF BODYBUILDING,
Stone Masonry, Cislem Building, Stone
Cuuing, and in fact everything that is aud
can be done by practical and experienced
Stone Masons. We are all practical work
men, of many years experience and we
guaranty our work 10 give the very best
satisfaction and our terms are as moderate
as those Of any other firm in the Territory,
All orders promptly exr cuted with fidelity
and dispalch HENRY STEVENS.
JAMES WALSH,
l3 6m FRANCIS LARUUX.
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HURRAH f.! HURRAH HURRAH
"NosU is tie accepted time ="
GET A FORTUNE WHILE YOU CAN


SO CHOICE LOTS in PRAIRIE CITY
W. will be offered for sale at Public
Auction on Saturday, May Is, at TO- NJ.
The lot' comprise some of The best and also
some Of the poorest ones in town hence
every stage Of the purse can he accomnpo.
dated. The per,ons owning this property
aye "hard up" for money, aud they are
tou'm to raise some " dngbals by means
Of dispo'ing Of heir properly, even should
II be- sacrificed for almost nothing, This is
the rarest opportunity to purchase live real
estate That has yer pre- eut,d ts'lf IN this
Territory Il is useless to attempt TO emu
yaerate the advan ages and pro, poets Prairie
City pos esses. Her location, position, con-
dition aid unparalleled opportunities to oh.
tain eruditicn, are too we'll known. An
attendance at the sale with few dimes in
your pocket will secure You a good lot
! The terms Of sale are easy and liberal--one
third down; balance in Que d two months
Don't forget the ,ime-SATURDAY, May
l5, at l0A.M.
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-08

FARM ERS, ATTENTIO N
have for sale, al my residence in Prairie
L. City,
EVe THO Horse Lumber Wagons,
Manufactured at Aurora, Ills, by George
McCollum, who is well known throughout
the western country 10 be the manufacturer
OF the best and most substantial wagons
west Of New Yok.
l also have on hand for sale several
Breaking and Cross Plows,
Which will guarantee to be as durable
and Efficient as any ,er yet introduced into
kanzus Territory,
Also Fruit Trees Of every description
Currant and G oseberry Bushes, Mammoth
Pie Plat, Choice Evergreens, &C., DC.
All OF which l offer ON the most reaS ma
BILE terms. lSlf II. GlFt ORD
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Sweet Potato 8!

NOTICE is hereby given that intend
~ spr"uting a large quantity Of Sweet
Potatoes this spring. and will have Sprouts
for sale at the proper season, at my resi-.
dence on Ottawa creek, IL miles east Prai.
rie City. G. W, L. GRIFFITH.
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A, D, F1NDLEY,
Cabinet Ware Maker.

u ESpECTFuLLY informs the citizens
IL of Prairie City and surrounding coun.
try, that he has permanently located among
Them, and 'olicits their patronage, feeling
contio ent. from his long experience in the
business, that he can supply his friends
with asfnc an article in the shape Of cabi.
net ware as can be manufactured in Kan.
zas, and he guarantees 10 put his prices
down to such low figures as will give The
very best satisfaction. Please give him q
call. Shop No SO, Church st. l2tf
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q. WI. 2, GRIFFITH.

Notary Public for Frunkl;n County
WILL take acknowledgements, proofs Of
deeds, and draw instruments of wri-
Ting fall kihdsv&C. &c. Office at my res
ideice on Ottawa Creek. 81
Freeman's champion., 1858-04-08

Blank Deeds for sale at this ofioe.
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hid, Silk, Cloth, and Burkskin Gloves.
Silk and Satin Ties. Srarfs. and fravats
$4,000 PAPERS
ErCSh esarAoN Seeds

$4,000 PAPERS
FRESH Garden Seeds.
ME are now in receipt Of the most extensive stock
w VI GArien SEEDS embracing many new and
valuable Narctes ever brought u this market They
are al OF the growth at 1885,, and from the follow
houses oi well known reputation.
Ir. l-,ndrcth sons, Philadelphia
Inc American seed GardcR, Withersneld, &c.
Rslcy =, Frrionia New York
shaker Garden, South Union by.
Ieser'p'i'" ,ata"gucs from the above houses ready
toi si@taitous Distribution. Call aud get one.
In addition 20 tie above, ". have a large SUNNY Of
the most usual varieties by tho poand and beans ana
fcss by the busfag
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just recc't Cd ir0m the celebrated house Johnson
Robbins Co, 900 Papers OF Flower Seeds The
lovers OF Flowers have now larger and better assort
ment from wach 10 MAKE theE selection of seeds than
they have heresDiors had ia tins cay
kAiNs A BROWN
No. 10 south Public square
lahi~-u Opposite The Market Hotlse
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
twenty Choice yarieties for One poll,r


VIZ suhscl iber respectfully announces that ~ -
L IL supply want that has been greatly de- ~,
maIucd b., Amateurs Of Flowers. he has puf- ztssy
chased iruln III. b X. Bliss, oi springfield, Mass
assortment oi his Flower Seeds, which have been
found and art known every state Of the Union, 10
be 81 the most reliable characters. ] make the fol-
uh ing extract from Bliss Catalogue, that Il may bs
soci that sell them at exactly hs prices. HIS seeds
embrace not only those Of hs raising, hut seec-
tom from The best kugsli FrcnCh Ii, and German
rr seeds They sold half the price that now er
seeds have before commanded IN this market
have selected ont Of my large collection Of flower
seeds, The most beautiful aud snowy varieties each
sort distinct IA color, and Calculated produce hns
border. have had each variety distinctly marked
Nith The ButGIical and English name height time
towering, color Of the flower, manner Of growing
whether erect or trailing &c, the time II should be
sown, and other valuable hints It's cultivation
In selecting these varieties have been careful 10 ex-
ciude ali which shy blUomers or have an Insignia
cant appearance, that the collections will comprise
only those which really snowy and handsome and
which believe would prove ~ the satisfaction
% any lady gentleman who might be dfsDos@d 10
order them The collection viii b.. sent free by post
10 any part OF the country at the following prices
Ahsof tinet No. consists OF twenty choice varieties
=, Hi.''o - .'''. -. ......-.e W
No :, consists Of twenty choice yAre-
urs at AennEsls aud Perennlals 49,. l 90
No 3, consists ul ten extra line vAre-
ties OF Animals and Perennials, embra-
eng many Of the new and choicest In
cultivation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
No I, consist OF I'VE very choice vari-
otes selected from Prize Flowers OF English Pan
sizes, German CHrnatlon, and Pcotee Pinks, Yer
benhs- frafunt,s French Astcrs, aud Double HoI-
ly h"cAs, each Of which Sold AZ twenty i've
cents sngly .................. ....... 1 90
Persons "a ordering Will please give the number OF
the Assortment IemataIces can be made in bank
bii- or postage s'aihla. AlIN. MACKENZIE,
leoi-u Nashville, Tenn.
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Parafline Camel CoaI Oils for In.
bricating Machinery,

IN scotland the Came, CoaiOls have been very ia
vorsbiy known and extensively used in the place of
nperm Tor the last few years of similar nature
ana quity are now being made by the Union Coal and
oh company, and are very highly valued wherever
Known. This Oil has the same weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained as the
pest sperm, and is fully equal TO it as Lubrcator:
having been subjected to the severest tests upon both
eaVy ard light machinery and given entire satislac
uoh' This OIL Is peculiarly adapted Railroads. Cot
ION splndies Machine Shops, and all machinery
where tine Oil is required. 1t is more economical
ian ordinary Oils, as il is sold about the same price
ana as half the quantity will do equal amount OF
fabrication and do it better
This Oil being entirely without gum should be used
In the same manner the finest sperm The openings
OF the cans and feeders ordinary coarser Oils
should be reduced, otherwise, the Oil will be wasted
These Oils will be furnished 10 dealers at the factory
prices adding freghts, insurance and exchange and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented
For sale By Ewin, Pendleton 4 Co of this CITY
Agents for the Union Coal and Oil Company NAYS
vile, Ky
We call public attention TO the following certificates
OF gentlemen known here and elsewhere
EWIN, PENDLETON 81 CO.
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL DIsEAsE.-The causes
of the malady at the National Hotel at Wash
ington, says an exchange, were fully revealed
when the new occupants undertook the opera
ton of cleansing. They found in the enor-
nous cellar decaying and poisonous matter
enough of all sorts to have killed an army of
men, if subject to its exhalation. There were
removed from this part of the house sixty
seven cart loads of putrid stuff; and when it
is said that part of this consisted of the con-
tents of the privy vaults which had overflow
ed in the cellar from ehoked up drains. and
the remainder was the refuse of the kitchen
and pantry-ali in the most offensive condi-
tion-no one viii be surprised that the Ma
tional Hotel became pest-house. Yet all
this corruption the stupid Washington Board
of Health, composed of doctors and scientific
men, after repeated examinations of the pre-
misses, failed to find.
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The Cherokee Corn Planter /!

| PATENTED Bl ELLIS a CHARLTON Sept sth 1851
II VIE only cheap, durable and efficient machine for
Il planting corn ever presented the Planters of
l'hnessee, I, n0~ ON exhibition Messrs. Armstrong
Cos NJ. % Market street. Nashville.
The Cherokee Corn Planter recommends itself above
az "1tsss, Tor IL durability, chearness, simplicity and
the I~fsf manner that performs the following de-
sCrihcu work
IL burrows out the ground 20 any required depth
drops the corn, many kernels desired In a space
oi Tour inches diameter, mathemHtcally IN the hill
covers the his and presses the earth (as by the old
method with the hoe -nd marks accurately the po-
sition Of zach hli. With a single horse man or boy
can plant ten Z" n:ieen AcE.s per dsg with ease.
Planters and others invited y an examination OF
iiis machine, at Messrs. Armstrong 4 Co.'s, where Il
may be seen daily m practical operation.
Persons wishing Ia purchase COUNTY RIGHTS in
this or adjoining states, by applying immediately las
territory being disposed Of rapidly } do upon
such Tel al insure them large return on
investment Call AT No 90 Market street
Nashville. CHILDS 4 MCDOWELL.
Jan22-u
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Sb"Ah-aDout 500 hhds have been sold AT abouf
previous rates. Fair 10 fully fair { = use = n
MoLASSkS-Prccs are still tending upward and we
nave noticed sales OF 1900 1900 bbls n lsp OL.c
Zone lot OF $50 bbls bringing 2lc) for ermentng 70
choice and 500 "a bbls at 25ea25c = gal ON ulanta
uon several crops have been sold embracing about
10000 gal at l5c 2 gal in the cistern
IobAcCo--We hear Of about 100 hhds new crop
soid during the last three days, including 234 on Tues
uay and 81 yesterday private terms and 2Is TO
comprising III on private terms 2o3 by one marty
at the following pricesSs at s1sc I23 Lays and LOW
Aomnted at &C, do at &c and 20 Iugs at &c . NJ
fLook-"e have noticed sales of only 1000 10 Zoo
DOS noindlng zoo Tennessee 81 3s a. 81 X for sper
me and ~ Tor unbranded; 100 unbranded AT AZ 90
100 common AT 50 5o so at IS and $50 choice ex
ira Siarrison) in lots 50 IS q bbl
tohN--1here has been a good demand ana the sales
embrace II 600 sacks, Of which $500 white yellow and
mixed al S.c; so5 nj the same $50, 200 and l4s white
nj sse 100 yellow at SEC b. fancy white at ooc and
600 misrlor II LOUIS yellow s5c . bush
hHEAT-sales 1853 sacks fair white al a and r1oo
mostly white private terms Nv
bAtos-Prices are still looking up and we notice
safes OF 20 casks Western ribbed SIDES AZ r. rs in
ots al ;sS also IN lots SIC some Shoulders
AT &c and fancy sugar cured HAuIs al l2I.c - n
tOffkf-Ihe market Is firm and tie sales e.Eooris.,
sts oAgs at SIC; 80 at sc, 9s.c as AZ exc 10
AZ ioci 90 Al ioSse and loo Skimmlngs at Sc = IL
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Steamboat 4 laiuer llews.

ARRIVALS.
| Feb. l0.-Jno. Gault, Louisville.
1890 City of Huntsville, Memphis.
Umpire, Rome ~.
DEPARTURES.
Feb. 10.-James johnson, n. o.
City Of Huntsville, Memphis.
Princess, Cincinnati.
Nettie Miller, Waitsboro.
The steamer Lookout, now in port, and
bound for Paducah to-day, will take passen-
gers for the the James johnson for New Or
lean.
Foe ST.. LoUIs.-Let the travelling public
bear in mind that the regular packet for st.
Louis to-day is the Saltle H'eSt. She is one of
the most complete and superb travelling insti-
tufions afoat, and never fails in giving entire
satisfaction to her passengers.
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Save your Doctor BILLS and Time.

Mt. SAVAGE, Nd, July Z, 1886.
DEAR SR:-in consequence of taking cold after a bad
attack Of the measles, eleven years since have
from that time suffered greatly with disordered liver
and stomach. have been at times so bad that nv
NE was despared or l was induced some time ago
through the persuasion Of friend, Mr. Henry Shafer
To try bottle Of Hoofand's German Bitters think.
ing II II done no good il could do no harm and know.
ing Mr. shafer 10 be gentleman who would not re.
commend any thing 20 me that he did not have conf
Ience IN. Before had taken one third of the bottle
my bowels became regular and had fine appetite.
when | had used two-thirds of il | considered nv
health rs good as ever IL was and could eat an hng
without It's disagreeing with in the least | now
Aeep bottle Of the Btters the house continually
and IN case take cold or feel unwelI take one or
TWO doses, and IT makes change ia my bowels which
is all need, wherefore for the past eleven years my
doctor bill has been from slO S25 per year besides
loss of time and severe illness. Yours truly
7. J. THRASIIER
To Or. {. NJ. Jackson Philadelphia. Pa.
Ask for Hoqfands German BineTs Take nothing
else and see that the signature OF C. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper Of each bottle. They can be had Of drug
ss'S and store keepers IN every town and village in
the United states, Candles West Indies aud South
America, at 20 cents per bottle Principle Office, AIS
AiCh street. fmAdeil'hHt, Pa Feb. l-5.
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The WATSON HoUsE.-We would call atten-
ton to the advertisement of this Hotel, in to-
days PATRIOT. 1t has recently been opened
by Mr.. WATSON, late of Sumner county, and
Is admirably kept. As good a dinner can be
had there as any where else in the city, as we
can testify after having given it trial We
trust that Mr.. w. will be literally encouraged
In his efforts to keep an excellent house for
the public accommodation.
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Chaucery Sale ofIapd

Thomas c. Martin, Exr, &c, J. b. Hughes and wife
and others.
pursuance Of decree pronounced the last term
Il Of this court M the above cause, will sell pub
Inc sale, on the premises SATURDAY the 18th day of
MARCH 1855, tia following tract Of Ninety Acrcs Il
Land, To wit: The tract OF Land Cedar Lack Creek
ia Wilson county, formerly owned BY Brice Martin
decd and at present occupied by e. Graves and
joining The lands Of Andrew Beard and others.
fEIsNs.-One Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash and
for balance a credit Of IL months. without interest
G. H. BlIEN. C. a NJ,
feht-td lhanCerN Cuurt a Nashville
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Second Sale OF the slaves belonging 80
The Moses NorYeu EsIaIe

IN Saturday, the 18th day of February 1855 will
~ sell on the Public Square, in this city the slaves
Hester, Patsey, and Altha, and her children or
dered I" be sold by decree 81 this ia the case of
DO Norveil and others, VS.. Henry l. Norven 9th
ers.
1ERNsone fourth cash aud for the balance credit
of l. months, without interest
c. u. BIIEN, G. & NJ
Jan. It'd Chancery Court at Nashville.