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u ANYWAY from .as Subscriber, living near euiasd
III Giles county, two negro uC1 WILLIAM and LAMBS
ILL AN Is aDont@J years 81 age, very black bout ave
feet Inches high, h1l rah5r hns voice. siops te
fOrWa I'd.
JAbiBS is about "A . years Of age very black, 10
good ea OF WI about bis eyes six feet hight ~
very larss voice, carries himself veTy erect BIZ nso
grey b. tnkst over cozt had BLACK cloth ooa no
scafes ecoll soled. w give The s0ov5 r-ssrd foe hen
iflOdgod 10 is that may get he, o. $50 for ei.es o.
hem- aug 25-al J. ID AAhASr
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IA ef} To pFO51- Sk5sE- roaE adA
a Lot on Cherr rect South Nashville, near the Baptis
n, Church. ca III eh there is q small frame Tenement
Thsiot fronts 1gt y Il 15Jfeet deep. APplyto
- % a. ". 5. LIN DSLEY.
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YALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOIS FOF
SAHF.

ONB Lot fronting aPls 50 feet, running baen
40 feet wiki superb Brick Dwelling, Containing o.
10 rooms, good ciEteTn, SmOke-h0uss, d..
ALSO Lot fronting l2f fser Pearl street and 10
feet deep, with good GOO Stony HTck House Containing a
10 roOHs, s8rvau;l' r10m- -reu- Sc. good E0 smoke
1Ous5, Both Lots lur .-r with berry shads
iru fTegs, zud viii BE- 5uG ccUmm0datigg AZ
ply lu NANCE 81 WUOUWARD,
JAMES 10. MURKEbL-
EFf. o.. NANCE.
Several good Farms vol Ul proved, noar Nashville
large number Of uuln proved Lots. Several GaTdot
ots, from IS Ecrss, cIty. Those sis1luEu
h Ivrhssa will do well o. rsT soon on.
tzu7-'57-rf NANCE G. WOOD g fKD
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NON Is YOIR CHANCE !
Neat Country Residence.

AN OGerng for sale small trsct oLsnd miles from
the city the NOeusvple Turnpike containing X
acres The residEnCe neat Cottsgs with rooms
double Kitchen, double negro cabin, stable W be
decI BaF Avs LINDSLEY.
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TRUNKS,
VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
7 AIDES hne Travelling Trunks; extra size;
I do sole leather Trucks, al sizes
Fine sole leather Valises,
do do do Ashland DO
do Russell vaiIses
A large stock Of
Carpet BagI satches ana Black Bags, Of all sizes and
styles all cheap for cash.
Can at No. q Public Square.
Oct2 SNYDER & FRIZZFsLL.
LADIES WEAR.
I ASTlNG Caters, with and without heels,
Il Congress Caters, with and Without heels.
Lasting Front Lace GaIisrs,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace
With heels,
Boots with or without heels,
French Slippers AMI B4sEtns'
" Kid slippers ane BuskiuEi
tunes SNYDER & PRIZzI ILL.
I9RFSH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES. loo
II hhds prime to choice Sugar
zoo IBIS Powdered 10 ( and Crushed Sugar,
$50 bsggprime RIJ CJtse;
$50 bos M0lassss,
100 i bbIs do
81 bags Old Gov Java and Laguayrs Coffee,
IS bbs Mscksrel ass .Tted;
so d zen Buckets.
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted,
100 boxes Tobacco assorted brands
$1,000 Imported Kegalis Cigars;
$1,000 assorted brands co
IS box ScO-Ch Herrings
8 tiarcss FTs>h Figs
- bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
fsbli MEEF CHEATHAAL
Z IQUORS.-2OO 6bIs Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
IL 80 bbls Robinson Co do
200 bbIs Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American BIZ andy
20 bbls do GIN
20 bbls Pssch Brandy.
Also q large stock Of Fine Imported Braudies and
feb II - MEEF CHEATHAM.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE have on hand and are constantly Fsesi7nR
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS
Which We sre Offering to the trade at prices much
lower than they be mad from any other house in the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands Of Havana
CIsARs now in the market; BRANDIEs which for favor
cannot be surpassed and imported BY ourselves direct
through The Custom House to this city; SHERRY PoRT aud
MADEIRA VINES warranted pure and OF the best qualities
with full assortment of WhiskeYs, ST. CrOE and Ja
nsIcs Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds
~ 10 Country Merchants We offer the best induce.
to purchase from u.s. cur stock is large aud sayt
To prompt customers eastern time Will be given 70
cash buyers give every advantage. All orders BY let
Ter or otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS 4 CO.,
iy32 10 Cedar st
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L0IJGETURS2 q co.
Wholesale and Retail JOnfectiORers

NJ. % UNION b4-ELI-
HAYE on hand Y cry che ice ASSORTMENT of Candies Of
Ii al kinds, Cakes Nuts, Preserves Pickles. CalsUps
osrdines BrGHdy FruIs, Pie ulrs Apples, Oranges
Apples and every thing Of thu kind usually kept in Con-
dictionaries.
They also deal in WINES nd LIQUORS, ALE, CIsARs
and ToBACCo, OF the very best brands
Their Bakery DugOt The the WoBtsTn country;
and they prepared to fun oh f11 Light Bread aud
Crackers Of the best quality The Do vest prices.
PARTIES, " EDDIf GS, BALLS &C,
Furnished by them tbs shC notice. with Cakes
ConfeCtCnares &C. &C. IN thu bI CHEST style of the art
Mr. Longhurst, who as rye Of the Manufacturing
Department has received se7e -s al0mss in New York
for the best articles in his line. 5tsd at State Fsirs
and OF tai most iui Con JtIuuers in the oOun
~. DDS
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Bradshaw & Rutland,

Bradshaw & Rutland,
No. IA, COLLEGE STREET,
HAVE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
following;
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco BOOtees thick and thin sole
with and without Heels.
Ladies hns black Lasting CATERS side and front lace
Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Kid Slippers plain and trimmed "
and Morocco BusEns thicE and thin SOLE
81 with and without Heels
Black and Fancy Lasting GaiterE
" Ctfaod Goat HeeIed BOOtees for school;
Chidrens Kid and Morocco boOtses thick and tAn sole
= Ankle Ties with ROsets;
d" Top bOOtees, vii b Heels:
WOmsu's extra size Calf and Goat BOotees;
Servants " Kip aud Dutch BO5iees;
Calf and Goat with Heels
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Site ed Calf Boots
quilted bottom ". p. &"
" d0ubIesoIs W P.
q " Calf stitched, Cali Congress Gaitsr.;
double sole P. l.. extra.
/" Union Ties, sewsd and psggsd;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and peggsd;
Cloth Congress CATERS. stitched.
Boys 6ns P CAT Scots, sewsd and pegzsd;
Calf ana Kip bOOis
Calf Oxford Ties, seHed and peggsd;
" Congress Caters;
Cloth and r l. Congress Caters.
Thick BTOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy BrOgans for plantation use;
Mems heavy Boots, all Of WHICH will be sold cheap BY
oct BRADSHAW RUTLAND
Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
g % Trare.Iug
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
q " Hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Vaisss.
Also, Heavy WOOL Hats Carpet Bag7 satcnels, Black
Bag &C all the above articles will te sold ct the ge-V
AWsSt prices BY BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No IA College Street,
oct Is On # the NegrO.1
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I'll. p. DOTriS,
ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.

4 T this Foundry I am making Cooking, ParIOr,
"A EHd Heating Stoves Of every variety, Hollow
Ware Of all kinds, ARdrous, Sad Irons ana sale Irons
Of all kinds.
Also, tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Wsrs all OF which
propose % sell 81 wholesale retail cheap or 70
puncua line dealers Particular attention pgi- Roofing
sud GuttsunE. a p. IORKIS.
No. G0nege street. Nas,yrIn
GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAdBOhTS-PATE BENZBLE GAS
County and State Rights for sale. - only
BenZOle Machine that Will give good lfEht,
THE entire apparatus ssmPs; OCoGpies but little room
/ requires little or no sttentOn-eTcept winding up.
similar 10 a clock
The epeass one third less thsu ordinary Goal Gas.
s1d makes the handsome snd cheapest light IL M
world Il can be seen Ia practical operation Hender.
sO1 4 Bros, Dsaderck street.
ANY persons wanting their h0uEes hgnIsd can be SUD
ped Immediately, they having msds contract for The
FINISHING of Davidson county, aud solicit orders.
Information concerning oste end County rights can be
bed bY applying so WI Marine
eng ~ Cherry Street Nsshlls
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RUhAt AZ
ENROM bGsUbssriosr ul the Ist-ay Of July, negro
L Boy, named HENltN, G. copper color, feat z
ucheshiCb years Old, and weighs about $50 pounds,
De raised in EAST Ten nesEes 1871 MUNiun7ille Bs
will probably make his ay back there. bought hin
from Mr. Terry Of Esst TIE unessss will give ten dOay
ibej8 OLdgatIu my uelg EbCr1CCt twenty-five dollars
aken out OF the county " ET 8Ts If he gets Eos
Tennessee. When taken he Is 90 b. delivered t. ne
confined so that can get him, DAVID 81. LEN
ivf Seven r. lies Hr-.r rI Nashville. Tenn
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II He partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Avah Mitchell n the and ETY. s Of sloan
&Auche is this day dissolved BY mutual consent James
Sloan ming all Liabilities nd responsibilities Of the
Lr payiU al debts and receiving an dues from and
his date will continue the Marble Business old
-iand, Of sunni and Spring Streets Nashville.
Nashville May 7, 1851. JAMES SLOAN,
may5-dtf. ALVAH MITCHELL.
Attest. B. W. FEREbRs
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N. ORLEANN q CAIRO
As. Mcbride,

A. - CkBPHGcs
COPPER, TIN s. SHEET IRON WORKER,
Nc. z BzoAD 5TzEUr,
NASHVILLE, TEN EE5BEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of NJ. Henry
HcCsgln in the above business and hereby tender nv
sincere thanks to al ny odire1ds and patrons for lher
Eberatv heretofore extended 90 the 1r and would most
rsgpse1l7 solicit continuance Of avCrs from them ana
yiF1 10 inio al the world and the rest OF ud
tbst have on hs1d and for sale sD'eHd C l0t Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various ratternB PsrJr Stoves for wood AID goa
common ana aBcy Crates Boa Stoves for churchss 90
low Ware Of every variety on hand made 70 oldsF a
nsess and Foot Stoves, entirely patterns Tn war
Of every description, suitable for house keeping
JOB WORK.
Ian prepared TO 90 ell kinds Of Job Work such e.
House Gusrag Eoolag o. any ottsr branch psr.aainE
10 that line
STEAM BOAT AND FURNACE > ORK
Mvold friends OF the E-var viii nod q. To- fhsl- .5vsntssss
toosl ana give me ahcarll 2ulcrs barsuirz sssEhsrs
for work.
ALSO for sGla, one pair sso011-aana -ggTNFs sFli1s
der II inches diameter and four feet i o. i.b Eliaf
shait and other dXilIel suitable f1r rrbt drsuTht
stssmEr WhlOh can be bouEIl on reasonable arma
iunsla isss
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INSTRUMENTS, &C,

AmPUTATING, Pr0bazgs & SteRge B-fEbs5,
IrepauHing, Silver PROBES and Canuaa,
CugPfHgs Trachea tubes,
.htdDUeTW UssectinE,
PoCKET CAsRB, v. speculuma,
IsaFd Cut;ing. Dental Instruments
LKTHOTC ATTIC. assorted.
COOpsr's Minor Opsmling Ear TrampeTs,
Cases, Revolving Pistols.
StTabilIEus, HEztzg aEd d d Kisses,
I COUGHING, HsdrAmegrrs.
silver and G. B. Ca,hsssrr, TasrmoI.tsTs,
Laneeis, al kinds, MsgnIying Glasses,
Mathematical Instruments, Telescope.
GlErisr's DdEsH9S, artificial ATBDlss,
Caustic Cases, Guarded bisIOuftes,
RazSrs AID SraPs; sPsctaelss Gad Gsgglsss
Medical Spoons scanncatOrs, &C., sc.
StethiscOpes,
All offered At the Lowest prices, BY T. WELLS,
Sign, MaE and MOHTER on Market opposite
Union slresg-RiLskBiiL
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rIARBTT WORK.

The on hand The largest and best assortment
OfhARBLB and MARE TX WORK ever offered in the city,
10 which he pacu the attention Of the public
He H prepared 70 all jobs his line 10 the best style
Of The sF..auf 90 short notice JAM Els SLOAN.
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For Sale.
Valuable Dwelling

II Fat convenient dwelling at the Of Summer and
beadTtck Street IS for sale The lot feet
House coutanseZ ht rooms and Is within less three
hundred yards Of the Public Square. The wishing
20 70 the country viii take fair price for this property
sold by the first OF January next Apply TO
dec y Y LIEDSTRY
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H0LlNGSWORTH g. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
Commission Merchants,
AGENTS FORTHE
Southern Iron and Nail Factory

WE wish call the attention OF Merchants and Nschan
~ les deal u iron and Nails, Manufacture Of
southern Iron Works located PEducEh, ny, whose
locality enabled them 90 select the best Tennessee material
arE the Manufacture OF Iron and Nails
HEY all he best and most recent Improvements in
.as.r machinery which enables them 30 manufacture all
ras uuFuTpass 100 quality, for much rs price than
rau afforded boy Mills without such modern ProveEeuts
$50 a. a fumes viii nave full and most complete stOcE
Of all sizes of BAR. ROUND, SQUARE,, BOILER and
SHEhI IRON, together with all the various sizes Of NAIS
rferuE the trade Manufactures prices.
Al -0g Warranted Co be equal so the hGnuiaclUTs Of any
other Tennessee H, snd TO be- superior the Mana fac
sure any Stale Call and examine articles and
-r--. HuLLlNGsNOkTH & COZ
la.T- 80. @ Market stree
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valuable Business Lot For Sale.
FOR SALE,
2 lBank Of Nashville.
Free BANKS. !.

l sell fer ROJes Of The Bank Of Nashville, OF cert
checks On at the same prices that have Ways sskad
he properly. seps g Avs LlNDSLB
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Soldiers oTthe Vgarl8lQ.

T WISH 10 buy Old mIa,y lzud Patents Issued 20 Sol
cisTs Of the Regular Array 1i che Of 1875 anI dated
ab0u. The ysar 1915 ~Otlsrs E-7uE -uch caus Their
hers Or gl=9s vii address Che ulderssned Nssavils
lem.
nov 2g-vu @ FELLDwEs
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Nails.

TENNESSEE AVID ALABAMA RAILROAD
OS and sflsr "Wednesday april Ir- I-l-, "a vii lrua
- % follows
Going south
Man a Pass. FssEIHr & 2.
Leave Nashville a. IS, an. 90, P. n.
arrive Pr Tuumnsor'aE Iu. a 81 5 ", r. a..
Going NoFlh.
Leave Thompson'a a. o So A. NJ IS, P n
Arrive al Nashville Del IS. a. So. Is IN
Passengers from Nashville By the m0rnnE rain VII
Breakfast az ErauFUu.
Stages connect WITH the Trains 90 ThUmpBous.
fhrUuEs Tickets Memphis ~ g1Irl Jackson Tua-
snmbia, Florence, Columbia and luasEI be procured
ztLhe General stage Once underline FerandsH Hotel Ealh
Vile. sep b-ttf.I 81. ON PERKINS, Sup'i-
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honse t0lniIns'

T5s snhs-ri5erlE prepared On .aere with The greatest
prompt. Hss, zII contracts lr-e
aar8t, - be- and upon seTms -a.ya ea.n0l give
aarls.GclIHu-
he Is-Fsr prepared 60 execute aIl manner of
sEEu nad JTuamuutHs Painting, ETTaluIug anu
MuTbiiu-s
HsEUE EEsl ueDaEtlel. occurred zoe HtTIeetn. she
eInet. and gA"Hrtulgl aIl.s.as
Inc s.r-.ulrr 0ul request persons having Eurs
line lu .... nm cal before MAXI ANAL arrangements.
urrlU--au h. O.. -H.Ehr.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
Rush County Election Frauds.

The impotence Of the Devil himself,
could scarce equal that of John l.. Rob-
inson, whom he attempts TO charge on
the Republicans OF Rush county the i'm
portation ofillegal voters in 1856. The
Devil, it Is said, is the Father Of lies,
and we'll may Robinson be dubbed the
Godfather TO oletion frauds.
In 1852, when Col. Jim Lane, tho po-
liticat God, by which Robinson. Jones,
Mullin and the Berrys swore by, was
importing into this district from ~ to
1900 voters along the line of the Ohio
& Mississippi, and Lawrenceburgh 4
Indianapolis Railroads, thcn in course
of construction, and by which impor-
tation the choice of the district was de-
fcated; where was this meek, sleek hair.
ed, nasal toned whining partizan p
Was no impelled by his extreme piety
and great horror of election frauds, rails.
ing his euphouious voice in warning Of
the immortality and injustice Of the actl
As was he, "cheek by jowl" aiding and
abetting by bis council and advise q
fraudulent Importation Of voters, by the
side Of which the charge he makes
against our Rush county friends, is as a
mole hill TO mountain
Where, we ask, was this newly hedg-
ed advocate of political morals in 1856
when tho sovereign people OF Kansas
were over run by illegal voters, their
ballot boxes seized by non residents and
tho citizens of the territory driven VI e
arms from the polls ? The history Of
that campaign, writes him down as the
ardent, enthusiastic defender Of the
frauds in Kansas and their perpetrators
! and tho vile calumnator Of tho sover,
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respective of party, we appeal from
these clam -shelled pubic servants, who
ahide their light under bushol." We
ask you, by your votes, toset your seal
Of condensation on their past public
extravagance, and by the election Of a
new Auditor, Treasurer and Sheriff, not
under the influence and control Of the
Clique, to secure an investigation of
past errors, and avoid them In the f,i.
ture. 4.,
To you this task belongs, and see
that your neighbor is appraised Of the
facts, and that we all voto knowingly.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
Springfield Correspondence.
Mr.. EDITOR


| gist thought ide rite
tn you fust chance, and let you know
that us dimecrats have some hard argi-
fications out hero with the Black Repub-
Leans. Uncle Jake an me had it tother
day an / gist stuck the Dimecrat plat
form at him an SIGH things as that, an |
CESS it made um squel an lie tell you all
bout il. an as ime a subscriber tn yure
paper, hope yul publish it an then the
Dimecrat paper can copy from yurn.
Well, me and my wife we went TO un-
klc jakcs tothcr day an soon as tuck a
seat he looks up and says he hows the
lexion goin says all right.
Says he sposc you think yurc got
Goudie on you're side. OF course says
|, says he don't blieve one bit NV of il
for hearn him say not long 60 that
slavery and democracy was inseperally
connected.
Well says that might been bat hos
eileen over now says |, II yude seen i'm
come in tn Cedar Grove church tother
day with his hicery club, an walkin rite
up an leenin IL agin tho pulpit, twould
satisfy you, pah says uncle twas nothen
but his cane. Says it was nearly thick
as mans arm nm no woody he'd will car
ry such cane; an further says l, he
pledged bimselftu vote tho whole tick.
ct at the Convention. Well says un-
clio | don't bieve heel do II for hes a
deacon in tho church, an some of your
ticket is very hard, one a noted gam
bier an some Of the rest very hard.
Says i that's Black Republican ~, says
he i can prove il, then l billed an he
says don git mad lets talk it all over,
says yd6e my unkle or ! wouldn't take
II for there's Quick, hes good dimecra'
says unlsle doe you know how he came
TO beat Burton at Brookville, says yes
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ton ofhis plodges 10 admit Kansas, Il
every inhabitant approves Constitu-
ton and makes application, until they
have the population required by the
English bill.
We don't charge Judge Holman as
being scoundreI and dishonest; but
we do say, II elected TO Congress, and
he should violate his pledges, thus sol
EMMY made, to regard the English bill
Ms "a final settlement of the Kansas
question" we should then regard him
as dishonest political scoundrel, I'M
worry the respect of gentlemen.
IL is in bad taste, now that by dint
of threatening and hard swearing, Rob-
inson has driven Holman. and with him
the leaders Of the Black Democracy, in
this District, to the endorsement Of the
English swindle, to thes sneak out Of
your position ly the vulgar argument
OF blackguards, because of the evident
giving do,on and backing out from your
miserable "finality" by leading journals
Of your partys North and South. No
anching, gentIsmen Stand fast by
your fuglcman il wour Of trial.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

MYERS, THE MURDERERs,-We were
this morning shown the rope prepared
for the execution of Myers. The rope
is about fve-eighths Of an inch in thick
ness, and was manufactured by Henry
Juryens, of West Columbus. 1t is made
of fax, is twenty feet long, nine cord,
looked as if IL would bear the strain
well. The brother of Myers has been
in this city within a few days, and has
made an arrangement with Mr.. Gavsr,
undertaken, to convey the remains OF
Mye s, after the execution. to Spring
field, Ohio, for interment.-Ohto State
Journal.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

THE PERILs OF AN EDITOR IN THE
NORTH WEsr.-Seth w. Swigget, OF the
Sioux City Qowa) Eagle, was recently
held to personal responsibility" by n
lawyer of that city, named Treadway-s
big six footer, and fellow democrat
--who, dispIeased with an editorial in
the Eagle, armed himself with a cane
and revolver, and sought Mr.. Swiggett,
in order to chastize him. We take the
the following account Of the meeting,
from the Sioux City Register, a rival
paper to Mr.. Swiggott's:
Mr.. T. found the Eagle chief. Swig.
get, in neighborng office, and COM
menced the fun by striking blow at
Seth, which that individual parried with
his arm, and then closed in with his
assailant He took the lawyers cane
away from him, and the inference is he
used it savagely over his assaiIant's
back. Treadway dropped bis revolver.
which Seth captured, and with cane
and pistol in hand, he chased the law
yer half square, both making excel
lent time. Treadway trod his way with
most marvellous speed, and sought re-
fuge in billiard saloon Seth gave him
parting salute with his revolver, which
wins rather salute Of one gun in COM
memoration of his victory, and then re.
tired flushed with glory. Thcy were
afterwards arrested. and both gave
bonds Of ~ 600 for their appearance at
court. We think Seth may consider
himself entirely safe from daylight per-
sonai responsibilities hereafter.
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FOR SALE

In the town Of Mt. Carmel. Franklin Co., Ind.
the following desirable Real Estate:
The house and lot now occupied BY the under.
signed The house is handsome Franc eettsge OF
one story and half. containing ave good rooms
Ono out building With cellar underneath. LsFgs
stable and wood shsd. also hot-bed frames and
glass, all Of which Is In good repair.
The grounds contain half acre, planted with
the choicest shrubbory and fruit, such a. apples,
pears, cherrys, plums, grapes, currents 40.
This property Is very suitable 70 one wishing TO
retire from business, or TO educate family. As
an educational point, few IN the State surpass it,.
For health locality, and character Of lie Deighbor-
hood, second 10 none.
Also two frame houses with four rooms each, With
wood houses attached, newly erected last summer.
Also a farm Of sixty acres, three fourths Of q
mile from the town, near the Turnpike, about
twenty acres cleared the balance in good timber,
the improvements consist Of log cabin, choice
orchard Of apple and small vinyard, viii be sold
whole part 20 suit purchasers.
The above property can he bought at great sac
rihce by applying carly, business eugagenents re-
curing change oflocality. r. BkUNDhEIT.
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