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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
From Washington
Washington, D. C., Feb. s, 1855

Washington, D. C., Feb. 5, 1898.
 DEAR SIR-We have just taken the vote upon the motion of NIT. Stephens, of Ga., pro posing to refer the message of the President upon the admission of Kansas under the Le- compton constitution to the Committee on Ter ritories. We were defeated by one vote. The vote was then taken upon the resolution of the to refer the message to a select committee of fifteen, with power to inquire into the validity of the Kansas elections and authority to send for persons and papers, which was carried.- This will institute about such an investigation as was had in the 34th Congress, which was a discredit to the American Congress, but for which the democracy were not responSible.- The followers of Douglas and the black re- publicans are responsible for this move. The present state of things indicate great doubt as to the fate of the question of the admission of kansas under the Lecompton constitution Should Minnesota be admitted and Kansas re- fused admission, fearful results may follow. While the opposition say that they are not op- posed to the admission of kansas because Ot the slavery clause in her constitution, yet 1t can not be denied that they oppose 1t solely upon that ground, while they pretend that it is be- cause of the election frauds in the territory.- We have few democrats from the north who are true to the constitutional rights of the south. To such bold, manly spirits all praise is due. The President will stand firm upon his Kansas policy. Yours very respectfully,
 A. B. GREENWOOD.
 R. H. JOHNSON. esq., Little Rock, Ark.
 Or On the subec, of mails we publish the following:
 Galey Greek, Feb. l6,h 1858.
 EDITOR OF TRUE DEMoCRAT-We have had no True Democrat since January 25th. lnfor- nation reached this office that up to this date fifteen paper bags remain in the office at Lewis burg. What is the cause of its detenton?- We have had 10 freshet since that tnne No paper mail bags have been carried from Lewis burg since the first of February.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23

HE Hoe CHnLERA.-At the meeting of the United States A Ircultural Society, in Washing ton city, on the 18th instant, Mir. Pratt called for the order of the day, being the report on hog cholera
 Dr. Higgins, State chemist of Maryland, then rose and made verbal but highly interesting and satisfactory report on the subject. He de- clarei the disease, though pupularlv called "choera," to be properly pIleunaonia the seat of lesion being in and aroud d the lungs, a d not the bowels. The remedies are like those ill a Hase oi epidemic, such for instance, as that at Norfolk. He therefore usei as prevenrves sa~ tar quick and water-slacked lime The cause of the disease lies i'll an excess of ibrin in the animals blood, which makes it too thick, ard consequently unable to pass with the requisite facility through the arteries of the lungs. Hence the necessity of alkaline carbonate Is indicated and he had found mixture of equal quantities of carbonate of soda and barla to be perfect curative. His rule was to give ten grains of the mixture ill swill three times day to each hog, and It had been in all cases successful, when the case had not too far gone. Dr. H. incidentally remarked, in answer to a question put by member, that the value of the hogs which ded last year bv this disease anouhteG to several million of dollars He had seen them die in as large a number IS five hundred d day. It IS Dr. Hig.ins'5 intention to report in erteas0 on th-S subject
 On motion of Mir. Byington, the report of Dr. Higgins was accepted aud adopted by the Society, and thanks of the same accorded there for
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23

E See estray notice of Dempsey Touch stone
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TIE NEGRO RAcE.-Bayard Taylor, writing from Nuba, in Upper Egypt, says
 |" Those friends of the African race who point to Egypt as proof of what that race has ac- compIishcd are wholly mistaken. The only negro features represented in Egyptian sculpture are those of slaves and captives taken in Ethio- pean wars of the Pha:oahs. The temples and pyramids throughout Nuba, as far as the Daref and Abyssinia, all bear the heroglyphy of mon- archS and there is no evidence in all the valley of the Nile that the negro race ever attained a higher degree of civilization than is at present exhibited in Congo and Ashantee. 1 mention this, not from any feeling hostile to that race, but simply to controvert an opinion very preva- lent ill some parts of the United States
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sB We authorized to anhounce ROBERT II. DEDMAN, ESQ candidate for. Prosecuting Attorney for the 2d Judicial Circuit.
 s-y- We are authorized to announced j. w Al PARTNERSHIP as a candidate for Prosecuting At torney for the 2d Judicial Circuit.
 szy- We are authorized to announce LAFAY- ETTE GREGG as a candidate for re-cecti Jn to the office of Prosecuting Attorney Tor the 4th Judicial Circuit.
 szy- We are authorized t. annaunce BEN. AB- BOTT as a candidate for Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit to fill the vacancy occa,iUned by the death of Hon. SHELTON WAT SON.
 ,9g@ We are authorized ,o aunonnce LEN 5. GREEN, Esq, of Ouachita county, as candidate for the office of Judge of the Circuit Court oi the 9th Judicial Circuit o fill tie vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon. SHELTON WATSON.
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R. H. JOHNSON. esq, Little Rock, Ark.
Tele. raphiC Markets.

CncnnatI, Fcb 16. Flour $ 7O Whi.key l7c Provsio.a quiet Bulk Meats 534@7!c Loose Bacon 7@9c, without buyers.
 Ne,0 Orleans, Feb l6 Sales of Cotton to-day 6,0O0 bales, and ba, declined lie. Sales at l1@l14c. Sock in New Orleans GOO bales. Receipts less than last year 10000 bales. Receipts at all South n'~ than last year 481, 800 hales.-- III barrels 10c. w estern Mess Pork sl6 50 Other articles unchanged.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
GREENE COUNTY.

Col. T. c. HINDMAN, as :. candidate for the de- m cratic nomination. for Congress from the first district, will address his fellow citizens at the follow ing times and places:
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-23

me senate was rot Tn session to-day.
 HoUsE-Mr. HOWARD directed the a.,en- ton of he House to the fact that the printny deficiency bill which has for the last few days been before the committee of the whole. has not yet been discussed, but that the debate has been confined to subjects of general interest
 The bill under consideration had grown out of abuses which, if suffered to continue, would render the treasury bankrupt. Not single member of the committee of ways and means, or of the printing committee had been able to obtain the floor to speak upon a subject of so much importance to tax-paying citizens. All the members should unite in thoroughly inves- tlgatng the system out of which such outrage ous abuses and corruption had grown.
 If all would agree to devote the day to rigid ly probing this matter their constituents would perhaps forgive them for the time which had been wasted in speeches on the Indians. Utah. kansls, or btaconsbe
 Mr. HOWARD accordingly moved that the
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An IEIsHnAEs 0oErIDrscr IN BANK We
heard the following capital story yesterday, and
only regret that We cannot tell it as it was told
to MS
A banker In Duhuqe, whom We shall can Mr..
My, for short, found it necessary short time
ago TO suspend business and accordingly closed his
doors, and issued card 70 his creditors in which
he stated that he hoped be would be able to resume
again. The day after Mr.. 81 had closed his doors
he was met By Hibernian miner, who had $4,000
deposited with him, and accostsd him thusl
Good morning, Mr. NJ Faith, an It's well you're
looking this morning, considern' the weather But,
sure, iis sorry am, Mr. NJ to see that card Of
yours IN the papers. But niYer you mind such
trifes IS that mon-taks courage and hould up your
head as high as iver-the trouble Of the thing will
soon be ever And as for that So, 900 Of mine just
kape it IS long as you want it'll have no use for
the lousy dollars-and / know yees for an honest
mon, and perfectly good for the same at any time
hape it, sir, and pleasant be wild ye.
Mr. NJ expressed his thanks, and the banker and
depositer separated. But the following day, Mr.
~ was startled from his pheasant dreams" by the
presentation Of q check fer Sc. coo, bearing the
name Of his Hibsrnian friend Not knowing ex-
aotly how to understand the matter, Mr.. NJ. sent
Tor Patrick, when the following explanation took
place
Well, you see Mr.. NJ, Peggy, that is my wife,
has been raising the very devil about my money
and just to pacify the poor ignorant crater that it
was ell safe I thought, be dad that ia just send
for il and count it all over before her ugly face,
and then she'd consent TO my leaving Il wild you,
together with the other 81 000 that is giving
much trouble to kape from being stolen from US.
10 such an explanation, together with the new
temptation Of s., 900 additional the banker could
take no exeeptiOns-so he counted out the 600 in
short But that was not the last Of the Irishman.
The banker meeting him several days afterwards,
desired another explanation.
Och. the truth is Mr.. NJ, its myself that has
been ashamed to see yees. Peggy, that divil Of
mine, you see, has bid the money, and dom me if /
can find it at all at all, and that's the truth, sir
The banker made a graceful tender Of his hat,
but Pat generously declined to accept the same,
although justly entitled to it.-BurliagtOa Gazette
nsAs Who was the man who first introduced salt
provisions into the navy? Noah: for he took Ham
into the ark
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s15@ 81 s.

TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Unsettled claims not due, sl73,g96 "a
equah usted and promptly paid Upwards Of SILL,
100000 Of Losses ayebn paid the Etna Insurance Company,
FTEsE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted terms consistent with sOlvenCy and fair profit
Especial attention given to Insurance Of Dwellings and Contents
for terms Of ] 90 years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and unine
rupta through financial sunshine and sOrm periods
eysntu n exempt from sweeping CONGREGATIONS and martins
disaster. Being long established cash basis, the troube5o the
credit system shect us in no material particular
During hard times the security Of reliable Insurance
imperative dutyte ability Of property to sustain loss
being then much lessened.
Agencies the principal cities and throughout the
State Policies issued without delay, by any the duly author
lied Agents Of the Company.
Business attended to With Despatch and Fidelity.
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NOTICE 10 GUARDIANS EXECUTORS AND AD
WIYTNT8 ATnRk
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Davidson COUNTY COURT,
MAY TERN. 1883,

STATE OF TENNESSEE, Davidson COUNTY COURT
May TERN, 1883.
appearing 70 the c0urt thai there are many guardian
thai have been heretofore appointed b lais e0urt,
h1v3 failed ther annua settlements aId 10
ther even years. required b lau, aud as1
mat there are many E5suElrs aad adnlnasrat0F
tine OF sesm8nt has passed. ald VIM l1sd % make
therse require b. laws IL o thsrsi0r3 ord red
thatpubcaon b. made On tW0 Of Iha newspapers pabsh
ed Ia NASHVILLE, no Ing al guardians have 70
nsasd bonds within ths ilt tEo years. aad have
settled acc0uats win the CLERK Of tbs Wihin
The last year. the Law requires, and all aud a
nuisaf0rs, whose umu Of s8tilemsnt has expired and
not settled tnsr accounts unass hsy
forward and do b. gu5s his court th
ghsy viii be proceeded against ne Law directs.
r. K. CHhAThAM
mayls-dsHlm ClsFt.
L b. sAVAGH. q. ,. AHDERsoH
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B. L. s4mPsON,


DEPOT
A2s PUBLIC SQUARE.
OFFERs his fcnds and the trade the largest and best
lecons Of Brandies, Gins, HUNS Ports, 1adeiras shers
and Champane ever bsou to Nashville consisting q she fol-
lowing brands.
COGNAC BRAN DIES.
Jules, Robins 4 Co.'S Pale, in - Z and 3 pipes;
Otaul, DupuT q Co.'S do do do DO
oastllon Fine Champagne, IN 3 pipes only
Lsaerlsre Pale, in e, 4 aud 3 pipes.
LA ROCHELLE E8EfANDIES.
Peltyoisin Pale and Dark, in Is pipes;
Rasteau, do do do do
Alexandra seignette, DARK, IN Z, \ and & PPes-
HOLLAND GINS.
Medor sevon, in pipes:
Grape Leaf in Is pipes;
Anchor, in pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very oid
81. CrOix, New Crop.
WINES.
DuR Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster MADEIRA;
pure Juice old Opor1o Port;
Burgundy Ports
Malaga Wines dry ind sweet.
CHAmPAGNES.
Charles Heidsck, quarts and pints;
Creme Of siliery, quarts and pints
Hector Clicquart and Fills, quarts and pintsi
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do dc do
CLARETS.
900 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCEIEEDAW SCHNAPPS.
the best Schnapps offered in the United States
dicinal properties. has not its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call examine for yourselves
Remember - Public Square, at B. P. Shields LiunelOl
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HH9thS1LE fR0crpg
AM GO n NJ ssHON HERcuaNTs.
Ao-sIs foA 1iA so0ii--aA nos AsD sau. ,crsrv.
MAJ wish 70 call tie attention Of Nsrsb.rt ~ -,
u N Who deal IN Iron and Nails, % the Nsrsr ~ -
southern Iron Works, located az Paducah Kv ~ ~
enable them b select TIE best Iennesses nsterisl Co. -
oiherl Tor the manufacture 81 IiQn and Nails. - N ~
tst and most imp 0Yeeuis in their machinery t6 -
oss them % manufacture all articles qusii 49,
much less price Than be Afforded hy mills without noa
Improvements.
q AlAAAg Aa0LAWs SQUARE BOILER AND
together with all the various sizes q Nau
Mhlcn We are Offering the trade Manufaeursrs prizes. All
Ion warranted g e equal 20 he manuicturs Of any other Ten
ee Mis- ana 70 Be superior 10 the manufacture u any ether
ssal-- Jail and examine oar articles and prizes.
HOLLINGSNORTH & CO.
JUG No 6 Market street.
tASHtNtaSs Steel Grow Bars, Wagon Boxes, Iron safes
~ Axes s1at and Bar Iron large and we'll assorted stock
p iiora and for sale % tie trade lalufacursrs' prizes
, HOLLNGSWORrH & CO
july Ma g 1rartat sfraaf
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LAND FOFg SALE

FEVE subscriber Offers for sale seventy acres Of land the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville ad-
joining the tract which he resides and the lands q Capt John
Jones' The land equal 20 the best with abundance o. excel
lent never filling water, with the beautiful building ate
in the country and n the midst Of ne finest PEI IN
Anarisa- spniA NATHANIEL BA41Eh,
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LINCOLN HOUSE,

TULLAHOKA, TENBESSEE.
10. B. SMITH PROPRIETOR.
TAYING taken charge Of the above Hotel viii enIclvor
please all vino may favor with Can. OF my friends
the citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county, would s0
patronage My table will at all times be provided with tbs
the Affords and viii be please all.
good Livery Stable contiguous TO this house, and the
Fayetteville, Mulberry, and Lynhburg Mail and Passenger coach
leaves this Hotel every Monday Wednesday Friday the
places at 4 o'clock, ana returning every Tuesy,
Thursday, and Saturday II Ocock masking connections
with Nashville and Chattanooga and Mc1innye and Man
chester Nail Trails.
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LOOKOUT HOUSE!

MUCH ENLARGED AND IMPROVED since last season.
lNh situated
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN,
Chattanooga, Tennessee will be opened for the reception
Visitors and Boarders the
18TH OF JUNE.
Charges with those similar establishments In
the country.
GOOD VEHICLES
in readiness arrival Of trains, to convey passengers desired,
Immediately to to the mountain
abundant supply of good estone rups out Of
the daily mail, With Post Office the house, will add
to the comfort and convenience Of visitors,
june5-d&wlm MITCHELL & CO., Proprietors.
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ClaibOrne Machine works.


IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our new and extensive Foundry, on
pay- and prepared execute heavy and Light work Of
description, at the shortest notice Light Castings to small
amounts, at moderate city prci heavy Castings % large
amounts, furnished per contract at Cincinnati prices, with adi
tons Of freight W have also commenced operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam Engines, Slw-m Flour mills Of the most improved
patterns made order Jobg and repairing done Immediate
~ We ready make Engines and Mills,
shall furnish panso enable purchasers b put up their Mills
with little eee. Manufacturers ami Farmers viii find pro-
htIbIe to see Us, before z5a- Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS,
best material, complete with Frefouts, Crates StIndppes and
Valves warranted to stand required for Alanuhctur
10 -''--s BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Of snt'orS done in exeallent senona
Irons, Crns Bolts, and all kind Of Mil
order, short HJ-ce-
Farmers wishing purchase good cheap machinery, viii do
we'll TO call At cur oaioe or address By letter,
Claiborne Machine WORKS. Nashville, Tenn.
july25 Late Nashville, Alan. Co.'S shops
RDNNINGsS CITY BRASS HAND.
TEVEEIS Band fully organized with twelve In laz
that they prepared O. furnish good Music ans -
Band in State. They respectfully attention 80
Of Mls5ns OId Fe1v ali other societies. as we'll as private
gentlemen to their aliu r furnishing Music for Professions,
Celebrations, &c. Their terms shall be moderate. address,
J. P. BARTHELL, seey, or
r. P. CHAMP.
p. S.-PRoT. BONNING's QUADRILLE BAND is PREPARED
to make engagements FOR Music for Ba Parties &c vsey
reasonable terms. Address above iau29-dly.
WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE FOIs CASH
- tLGAas5 Matches soaps
- C1Ies. Cedar Buckets;
M0ass.s; Painted Buckets;
Goldrn syrup; Soda, Pepper, Spioei
Star Candles; Ginger, Bed Cords
TallOW Candles; Wrapping Papsr-lssortedi
Shot, Lead; Tenn. Bagging-Eidei
Cigars, Tobacco India Bagging;
Crushed sugar; Rope, TWiue;
Powdered sugar. Barrel salt;
Loaf Sugar; sack salt, coarse and hne
Nails-ass0rIsd.
And all other articles usually kept I'm Grocery House.
Our friends public general, are respectfully request
ed 20 give as a call. j.. 4. MARTIN & CO.
fe3l0 Corner Broad and Market streets
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90 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and Z;
go q. Pint, hafpint and quart Flasks;
$50 s. Window Glass:
100 Z" Tumblers.
- kegs Boiler Rivets and Nuts
100 dozen Bro0ms.
500 Cast Wrought and Steel Pl0Ws;
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
fanqT TERRAss BROTHFRs
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20. o. RRoWN


NO. 43 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE, TENN.
ID Paints ois Yarns5ss, Wi15oT elsS GIasssr PsTfs
~ Soaps &C. And all the popular Patent Medicines q DE day.
recently received Large additions, consisting partly Of Labns and
i as tIeneh Anaeriean and German Cologne; Del
EsleI Pun boxes, she'll Fine and Dressing Combs.
AN DERETEE's GARDEN SEEDS, Just received
~ and opened, which warrant genuine. Also the
eebrad WTaEDoT PRoIsFlo CON- raised By Mr. samuel Car
tr near Nashville which viii yield from IS 60 Is barrels 70 the
A-tAkAIs ROOTS, two Old, IN any quantity desired.
STRAW BERRY PLANTS grown by Mr.. Henry Driver
GONGRESS AND EMPIRE WATERS Away
10 9. BROWN.
NOR THE HAIR.--Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorer;
Il Wood Hair Restorer;
BsETy's and oHnghugh's TrseOphs7ous;
2oges Hlad. 80. G. BROWN.
CNDBN RORTEIGsa-A very superior article made
- = 70. G. BROWN.
~ Pared b HedgemaD, Clark & Co 10. G. BROWN.
sOttN STARCH AND FARINA wsrr4 91.ei,,,
M JAMES VOLCANIC OIL LINIuENT, said
4tA % e Che best Liniment now known. For sale by
10. G. BROWN.
EHNOGETHER with pure Brandy Madera Port and sher-
~ y Wines well selected Stock Of Drugs, Chemicals Eng.
Oils, 81, Indigo, Maddsr, &c. 20. 6. brown:
-P@1 43 College Street.
STREET, KING g. Co.,
ATS NEYS AT LAW,
land, COLLECTION, AND
GEEERAL GEKTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERESITORE,
TLL practice Law the supreme inferior Courts Of
give special attention making selections of lands in Nebraska
for those wishing good and desirable locations invest for distant
and titles short notice, buy sell nds and all
kinds Of real estates and do General Agency business.
REFERENCES.
W. s. Gilman, Banker, New Yorkcty.
Converse Harding & Co., Boston, Mass
G. Hbbard, sup't n y Central Railroad, Albany, n Y.
Hon. Francis B. POgg. Nashville, Tennessee.
Johnson J,, Weaver Weaver q Co. DO Do
Gov. W. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Lucas Tl1ac '; TRo@P 3sSz' Co.. St. Louis, No.
Nc MeCia n e Chite1dSn q p Co.; Keo5uk Iowa;
Baldwin, Dodge CO., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W A. johnson & Co.. New Orleans, LOuisiana. tiu9-H
FINE OLD WHISTLES.
VETE have just received from Philadelphia three barrels Of
w H. & b. Cathervoods old Mountain Rye whisky;
Three barrels XXXX
81 5s:'' & e. !: y $ s
Two barrels old Bourbon Is4s These whistles are purs
and worth from si5otO four dollars gallon For sale in
apr9 a. Union street
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
VETE have just received three hundred boxes OF the finest
w French Fancy Candies Cream Candy Chryszed Fruits,
&c. from H. Z Maard New York. that possibly be pro-
duced, suited for Parties, &c, viz:
Assorted Chrystalzed Fruits Rosolins;
Chrystalized Ginger Yanlle Gum Drops
Jelly Fruits with leaves; Acidulated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops Ice Cream Drops;
Eaugat Candy; Cordial Sugar AlmOndt
Brandy Drops; Cream Fruits;
Sherry Coolers; Maraschine Balls;
Pineapple Balls; Strawberry
do Fritters;
Besides many other kinds yourselves
you buy HOLLISTER & CARTER.
apr23 q Union street.
U7UruHUTFrUU7 Vvanr uOOVTS
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ArroaEE7s ArEau

BmifhTAlles r0nnsase
having associated themselves together In The Bclos Of
Law, will give heF Undivided attention an busnaas en-
trusted 70 hen, They VIII practice IN all - aeounss Of ~
ioura Judicial Crsui, and also In he Of Warren
Cannon, Wson, and in he supFsns 6ouFi q Nashville
ian3-d
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MACHINE MADE HORSESTTOEs.

MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES.
~ THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
M N at Troy, n. Y. have Henry Burdens In III ~
III Improved HORSE SHOE Machinery n0wFf H.
w in successful operation, and prepared t5H H
III orders for Horse and Mule shoes. Of NJ "
y any Weight and Pattern, at price but little y
above the price Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality Of Iron used in shoes warranted in every
respect These shoes have been approved Of and by
the United Government excsy ey also by many the
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse ShOers
throughout country Any person ncoSng s. the under
signed will have sample Of 100 pounds assorted sizes sent
his address.
Orders subscriber, Troy, viii prompt
attention. WAI F. BURDEN.
apr6-1y Agent Troy, New York.
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NEGROES ZOE SIZE,

ID virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson Ouny
rendered May l-j, in the Of David c. Love
Administrator, Anna Wilkinson DTr will offer for sale
Court House in Nashville, Saturday, the 81 day Of July
for cash. TIE following negroes, t0E: Aalnda about 80
years Of age, and George about Il years Of age.
said negroes belong the estate of Jonathan Wilkinson de-
csasei, and sold pay the debts Of said estate.
-5g-tVt8z-Drs fee So +. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk.