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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

The German population in PhiladelphIs, at the
present time Gays the agu-sr. is estimated By those
most oOnversaut with it, at $4,000 souls. About
one-hal have arrived in this country since the rsvo
lutions in Europe Of 1s4s. About 10000 Of the
number are voters and over !, 900 more have taken
che preliminary steps IN OrdertO become naturaizsd
large portion Of this number viii be voters in the
FAN. There are twenty one German religious SO
cieties in this city. Of these, three Catholic,
Eve are Lutheran, three Reformed German, one
Balist, one Methodist, seven synagogues, and one
Free Thinkers Association.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE,
yTaH;c.R --ru,arf

TNHHE twentyscOnd OF Lectures will commence
in this School the first Monday in November and close
the last Of February, under the following arrangement
LUNSFORD P NANDE NJ. D. Professor Of Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy.
BENZ. r. PALMER NJ D. Professor Of the Principles and
Practice Of Surgery.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and ToXicolOgy.
ROBERT }. BRECKINRIDGE, NJ. D., Professor Of Maera
Medca and Therapeutics
JOSHUA B. FLINT, NJ D Professor Of Clinical Surgery
THEODORE S. BELL D. Of the Theory and Pac
ice Of Medicine.
LLEWELLNN POWELL, NJ D. Professor Of 0bstetrc Medicine.
J. W. BENSON, NJ D. Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical
Anatomy.
S. NJ. BEMISS, N. D.. Professor Of Clinical Medicine
ARCHIE r. COOK, NJ. D., DemonstTator OF Anatomy.
Fees for the entire SOj. Naturalization and Library to-
gether So Practical Anatomy and Dissection So Graduation
fee SIS.
full preliminary Lectures will be gwen by the vac
ulty commencing the Monday in October at which time
the Dssecting Rooms will also be opened
Clinical Instructions will be given twice week at the Louisville
Marine Hsp from the ls Of October till the close OF the session.
Cnique has also been established in connection with the
University which operations performed and cases prescribed
for and lectured upon in presence Of the class.
For further infornla lion apply to l.. P. YAEDELL,
jylSdlW&w2t Dean Of the Faculty.
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Creek springs.

FUNE subscriber viii be prepared TO BOauers az this
watering place, = miles north Of Nashville, during the
Summer vacation from the s Of Juy the first Of September
There Will be no bar kept, Il i designed chiefly Tor
the accommodation Of Families and in Vuals who wish %
to quiet heathul place during le neat Of sumner
The Springs formerly much visited, we'll known 70
quiTe any elaborate description
No pains will be spared TO render the situation Of visitors
pleasant.
Price Of Board 81 50 per day: 81 90 per week Servants and
Children under 10 years ofage, half price. -
mayZ3-dtWW3m =. I. CRQCREB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

TEBRIBLE STORM IN HIGHLAND, ILL.-FrOm letters,
We learu that most terrific storm visited the vciDi
~ Of Madison county, Illinois on Monday afternoon,
the 2dinst between The hours OF four aud six clock
The display Of thunder aud lightning was awful, aud
in several cases fatal teamster named Blase
Bellem was killed While sitting on his horse. The
lightning struck him the top Of his head pierced
through the SKULL tore of of his ears and came
out al his shoulder. Another stroke killed a yalua>
bic horse. Two dwelling houses suffered slsO the
effects Of the rhunderbOts Thersin fellin torrents
and Silver and Sugar C-eeks rsged fsaTiully Iha
sll The bridges on the St. Louis roads were sWep
away.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

TUsg RECEIVED, By VESSEL &THOMPs0N-
81 10 Gases Claret Chateau MsrgsuI,
5 " LeoVido,
Is e st. Julien,
10 Leslie's Ginger Wine,
Is 4" French Cordial,
IS Museat Wine,
Is =" Rrandy Peaches,
o {" Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops"
10 q Corn Starch,
40 boxes snd halves Layer Raisinss
10 chests Green and Black Teas, and an addition
lot Of Asops and Younger's Sparkling Ae5 and genuine
London Porter. For sale, ct low cash prices by
angIatf VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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MRFTPHIs RACEs
MEMPHIS COURSE.

The Races ever the Memphis Course win
commence or TT ESDAAs October IS, 1885,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY. TUESDAY,, OcoFer % Tie 'tN aTEER STAKE,
for three year os, S2u0 entrance $50 Forfeit Billie heas %
III the stake; the Club adj so0 provided he
clos the lst dy % August
ity will be required for the forfeit In tle above stake
SAME DAT.-Joekey Club Purse sfe. Th-ee mile heats.
SECOND DAY. WEnSIDkT, October 2uJ1ckey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats, three In five.
SAME DAf.SUeestake for tFo ods; 500 eutrance:
$50 forfeit "Dash Of miles three tl the Stake
three entries. Security win be u f7r the ior
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, Octoler 2l--The HARPER
STAKE for three year ODDS Two nile heats $3.50 entrance;
sIo0 forfeit; three Ell the tie Club add $500
provided the and close Isl day o. August,
1855. Security viii be required Tor The forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October .Jockey Club Purss 500
Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, sAEURDAV, Oc.Ober s3-Jocksy Ciub Purse
$1,000. -Four mile heats
in sWaIk over the above Course entities the horse to s
full amount Of Jockey Club purses
II 2 All entries, with f0rieits must be directed %
WI. 7. ROUNDTREE. Proprietor,
fe20-tili Oct. 10 Memphis, Tcuncsoa.
.-gs--5 Nm - * -, - ,,Ii.-;st4- ~ ~
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10 Exchnnge or sic.

LIKELY Negro woman 5 years old, and her five chidren
~ the oldest boy y, the girl TO- and
Will he Sold exchanged for other Negroes,
living in the country, and that them for their
and not for speculation Apply to
L.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

Some Of tie expensive and splendid churches in
The Fifth Avenue, New York, have had to be absp
dOned for The want Of funds Il is nov all the rage
to build costly churches in that arstocratc avenue
DR.. Gardner Springs new church On hurry Hill. in
that avenue will cost 100000, and Archbishop
Hughes new Cathedral will not cost much short of
$l,O0O,OOO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

Persons in England no leave railroad cars when
trans are IN notion are subject 10 legal penalties
lady was hued 6s, and IS costs, 3 few weeks ago,
Tor having stepped out Of train On the Chrystal
Palace Line before the cars stopped.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

Y decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
ID dered at the July term 1855 in the case Of " e. Navaugh
Patrick Navaugh al will offer for SALE al the Court House
In Nashville on Saturday, the 18th Of September next Lot Of
Ground in said city fronting 40 IS feet on North Market street,
running half hack College street, upon which there
small Frame Dwelling. Said property Is sold for division
among the parties.
cash. the balance on and p months credit
jy1 7. B, CHE4gHAG, Clerk.
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sTRAYED De STOLEN,


VNROM the suscril the night inst black
Mule, between y and - hands high, four years old
has white spot front Of the hnd Lee.
and shoulder. had only
supposed Old bnd black mare. ANY information
concerning her will be literally rewarded y
NJ. CORCORAN Canit0I Hul, or
aup7-dtw&wlWe JOY Mt & TREANOR Broad street.
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WINERVA COLLEGE.

For the Education of Young Ladies,
SITUATED FIVE AILES EAST or EASHTZLLE, TENN.
TFVHIs aourhng Institution viii reopen the Monday
II in September uext agoriing superior educational facilities.
COum0l0s additions having been made the building,
increased number Of puT lis can be accommodated
It te design the Principal and Teachers Of the School
make study pleasure, and 70 surround those entrusted 70 their
with all the ciar Of the fami y circle.
The situation is healthy and easy Of access, and the
study thorough and systematic Circulars, with
other particulars be obtained the book Of W. T. Berry
& Co.. Public at McCluTes music st0re Union
Iy addressing ihe Principal, s. E.JONES,
augS-d Minerva College, near Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

TTyHE TRUSTEES OF THE ACADEMY AT NEWBERN,
Dyer county, Tenn, wish employ educated gentleman
take charge Of the School. They rael pay liberal
salary, and need apply without the approved eyi
dvnces Of scholarship and moral department Applicants Will
address A. q. HARRIS,
aUg7-wit% Newbern, Dyer county, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

EXCITEMENT AT CAMBRIDGE, ND -Theseven slaves
who escaped from Dorchester county Nd on Sstur
day night week we're on Sa UIday last arrested in
Caroline county, together with a white man named
Hugh Hszelett, IA resident Of Dorchester county for
two uhI years, who was found in their company
The Cambridge Democrat says:
TbeJ we're all brought to Cambridge on Monday
last ia the steamer Kent, under Ihe charge Of the
sheriff aud deputy OF Caroline, aud deputy VIM Ii.
GIace, Of this county There was asst mbled on The
WhsIf large crowd Of persons from the town and
county and from The u,eP feeling OF Indignation
which manifested itself n the cIUntsBsnces Of all
present, easily perceived lhstitNss with great
OIbearance and ticulty they we're persuaded, In
their Owl minds, 90 keep from i nchIDg HaErleIt
the spOt but the love of law aud order prevailed,
and he conducted to the Jail and there chained
10 Ihs q yOT, where he will be showed 10 vail unul
Il shall be What the law will take in ihe
case
In the course Of the evenir meeting Of he most
fespec sble and II huenual nj q from almost every
dlsIIcI IL The county took place Ia the court house
John keeDe, Eco, was called 10 the chair, and
DR. h. @ GreVes Was elected secretary AcUmmiJJ,e
Of three, composed OF D. NJ Henry, Elias GusWold
and W Dali, ksqs was appointed, WhOTePOrIeda
series Of TesOlutiOns which we're after wards recon
mirteJ 10 the committee, hich was increased 10
twenty. and authorized 10 report on next Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

Said Heber Kimball who is next ia power to
Brigham Young: 81 love my friends and l don't
like my enemies but follow the Scripture rule ana
pray for them This was said in the presence Of
Dr. Furney, the Superintendent Of Indian Ahairsf
who complimented Heller upon his Christian spirit,
when Heber added-"Yes, pray that they 7Fay az
90 to hsu!'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
Samuel Tucker and wife vs. Thomas P Caeb and others.
tition o sell Land and Slaves.

ON petitioners COUNSEL and appearing to the sat
OF the that defendants James Linn and wife,
Polly, V. B. Lafarty and wife, Eritha. Louisa Sweet
Ephraim AcCaleb, james E. Adcock and wife, Sarsh
and the heirs Of Alison McCaleb, decd, John McCaeb
McCaeb presidents OF the State OF Tennessee,
ordered the that publication he made for four
the Union and American, newspaper pub
isheI in the city Nashville requiring defendants sp
pear before the Justices County Court at the Court House,
in Centreve the first Monday In October next
plead the petition Of petitioners the
confessed and set for hearing eart as to
them. j. d. EASLE44
Aug. 2 1853. lW4t+l Clerk.
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State OF Tennessee, in the Dickson County
COuFL-ssAugust EsnIes, ISIS.
sfs e.

1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that Nahaaid
Bryan AID wife Elizabeth Bryan, formerly Fowler,
S5uthend Mary J. Sutherland, and Geo. southerland,
heirs Law OF eors S0utharland deceased, part the
defendants this residents Of the State Of Tcnnes
s, that The ordinary process Of this Court cannot be serv
upon hem; therefore ordered that publication
Nashville Union and American, newspaper published IN the
city OF Nashville three successive weeks. requiring said
County COurtnf Dickson Couay, 70 Ie held IL he Of Char
ntte, the ist Monday emher, e5 thea
plead or demur the Petition biz Of John souhr
land, ais. died FOR the the
Geo. Soutrand, deed te viii confessed
% them. and set for hearing ex parte.
sugl0u3l prs. Zee 81 THOS. McNEILLy, Clerk.
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ParticuInr Notice!

It currently reported Goods only by Auction
while thirds O sales made privately, like all other
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exception, that
sell for cash. and short and from Sc to 20c less than
their prices faug II TRAUBE l. LUCAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

Lacy bJ ron The widow OF the poet, succeeded to
the baTony OF Wentworth few months ago. and is
now Peeress in her eWn right, IS well as DoWa-
ser Baroness by her unfOrteRate marriage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

The Crops "A recent Wit through a consider
able extent of corn and cotton producing country,
has given Inform alton In respect 10 the con
dlou Of the present crop, which we lay before cur
readers We lTaveTsed the counties OF Russell and
Barbour IN Alabama, and Randolph, Calhoun,
D0ugherty, Lee, SUMTER Macon, Houston, and
Crawford, in this Stale. The corn crop, which is
now beyond the reach of disaster, is the finest we
ever saw. We observed bur a few localities where
the yield will be less than fl cen bushei per acre.
and many where IL will be hir five The average
through he region route cannot be less than
tEeny hushel per acre In respect to the cotton
crop, We cannot bfirm like uniformity. The weed
Is generally Large aud vigoTou but the quantity of
fut IN 1t varies much IN different sections.
In Russell and Barbour Ala where the rains
have been comparatively moderate, We noticed a
large amount Of grown fruit, whilst ia Calhoun,
b w herty and Lee where the rains were excessive
during las. month, large portion Of he frsi crop
has been lost; but The plant Is full Of young fruit
aud forms, aud with proptious seasons will yet
make good crop. Its condition, however, is very
criucaL Regularity OF sessions is absolutely essen
tai TO its continued healtbfuluess. With its
present quantity Of stalk and sap . drought of
,hree weeks would ruin it. an that remediIessly
The best crops Of cotton We saw were on the river
lands IN Crawford county, and the Upsioie bottoms
IN THIS county -CohlasJus Ga 7iTlss and Sentinel,
arg 10.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF HICKmAN
COINTY. TENN.

VIM P. Whson Admir-. Of Silas Ncks decd, Mainds
Nicks and others-Petiton 20 sell Land.
N this cause appearing the satisfaction of the clerk and
that B. W. s. Nicls m Luper and wife, M J. Luz
per- are Of the State Of Tennessee that the
dnay process Of the law he served upon hem is there
ordered By the clerk and master that publication he made in
the Union Americana newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville for four successive weeks requesting said defendants
to appear the Justices Of County C0u for Hickman
County, Tenn the Court House in the town Cenrevie,
the first Monday October then and there plead
or demur the petition Of petitioner, the will be ia
confessed and for hearing expart them, &c
Aug. u, KISS. lw4rsl ). D. EAsLEY, Clerk.
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Rusiness stnnd ON MARKET street Tor sale. |

VETE will sell the highest bidder, the Public Square
w Nashville, SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST I4th, a
excellent Business House Lot situated Market
This Lot fronts thirty feet, and adons, the South, the large
Warehouses OF B. Lznier & Co. and Hart & McRae-and
present occupied Drug Store annual Of hund
dollars. This the desirable Market
IL is sold Cor the purpose Of division.
TERNsSjO0 In four MONTHS the balance equal payments
g. e. Is. and y veil endorsed, payable
and a lien retained. TauriItdl I-AAC PAUL, & co
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A Il Pat, of Ti'ioui Conn, gets his name into
the papers because Of his snartDeas as shoemaker
In nine minutes and forty seconds he made pair Of
No. mems shoes, and, with another workman,
made forty four Of kip brogans, with two rows Of
pecs and half welt, ia thirteen hours.
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WW7HICH prodaces light Of unsurpssd hrianer frr,
Nv Coal Oh, and combines economy with Simplicity al
fordnz better puer light sn other known suhsanc
s tGH 6df the cost q candles or lard oil and thrss
oder alsy5 hands e being imrosbls
70 explode suddenly inna1e.
T currents Of aIr 1arsi sround both sss Of
wick IN ne sreams bccrs 10 c0mbussoa white aod
clear rounr s pure and perfect light that Is IN
good Fsrey a lamps and supply Of oil wick burners,
&C ,ior ~ ,. ", WILsOS, Il College St.
a1rTHirvgzl-1m
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eALE 81 I'D am 100 VYoMAN.

decree OF the County Court II Dasiou county, rendered
at August term 1853 in the Of Wesley Drake and
others Elias Cummings and Others, will 0der AZ pubic s
on the premises WEDNESDAY, TIE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF September next tract o. land containing g. aces yng u
the 10th civil district OF this county, and about q miles ron
Nashville. Also, az The time and place, VII s negro
woman named Ida. Terms-The land sold upon
credit Of and two years, without interest and the negro woman
upon credit Of months except the Of 3 q, % oe o N
cash Said property belongs to the estate Of Isaac D as
ceased. and sold for Distribution among the heirs
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IN CHANCERY ar JEANETTE.
John Worel, Guardian for the minor heirs Of Taylor
deceased, parte.

john Woell ulaian Tor me minor hers q james \
deceased, parte.
DURSUANT to Decree honorable Chanoe Court for
Macon county, July Term 1854, will Offer for sale, upon
the premises Saturday the 6h day November next ls5
credit Of two and three years, Except the Of Sl25
the undivided third part Of i67 acres Of land less,
With all is sppurtenance5 lying in Macon county Tennees
u miles ast Of Lafayette including the celebrated Red Boiling
sulphur Springs, the Of which known Be nh
bic cure Tor the Gravel any arrangement Of the Kidneys from
any whatever scr0ui0us diseases Of every character dys
peIs ind geson; In word. will greatly alleviate
most Of all de crunc diseases poor mortal Is Subject TO-
The improvements and furniture and amply Sufficient
render $50 200 visitors comfortable; good stables; carriage
houses aud other ont buildings; about 20 Of the land in
good state Of cultivation Also zTgo house, and
hst rate locality for the sale Of goods groceries. Bonds and
approved securities viii he requi lien retained upon the
band and furniture for the purchase money. This 5h July,
1853. JOHN CLAIBORNE, Clerk < Master.
augIOW3m prs fee SIG so.
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BRACTTCE in the District Courts Of Western Texas, and
Unei District and Supreme Court Austin and
Tyler Land claims Of every description known laws,
eu either before the Courts the General Land Office Court
Of Claims Oios Congress Avenue the Capitol.
iyI '5S-iSrwtv
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PUBLIC letting Of ALT esrthor tzlznrtressIus and
"a cross ties necessary for the completion Of foyms Of IN
western division Of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
from Hickman four niles Of DGTidsonl llbs held
at Dresden Tenn on alur5sy, September 18th next.
Sealed proposals for the Work b Of one nile
each viii e received until the morning Ssptsmber 18th, at
Dresden, Tenn.
Pas and probes viii be shown By Mr. r. Hener, r E. IN
IL September 2si, a The Euginsers ooe as Hickman Ky.
Terms mostly cash.
early data b order Of ne board.
augI6-T Y. K. sTETEEsOS, Prest
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II HAVE &c sale u my nliutitiap. IA I,-..o, t ,,-.
Iics tvoti SIX vesrs OH rssl 49,. ~ fsrg.
out IS ntnfs n. eighteen Jeuneis. ana fsrtg - - ,i
For further particulars app 70 the undersigned At ssv;lls
auglaim wv ". WuODFOTK
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MOVEMENTS uF HE WLsTEEN POwERs. The move
ments of the combined feet in the waters Of the
Gulf Of Pecbil and river Pei no. leading to the
Chinese capital becoming quite interesting
The New York Journal Of Commerce learns by Pri
vate letter that on the 29,h of April there we're At
anchor of Pei bO, the following vessels, viz:
Brifisk-Ship of the line Calcutta, 81 guns CAd
miral Seymours fl 'g ship paddle steamer Furious,
l6 do, Lord E gIn, the British Minister'S quar-
ters;) screw steamers Pique, 40 do C0rmOrant, 6
do, (gun boars;) NlmrOd, do, do Slaney, do {;
ION the same day at EVENING" arrived The Sampson,
6 DO. DO and he CoTOm9ude 4 do. do.
Frsnch-ScreW steamers Audacieuse, French Ad
mirais fl g ship) Nemesia, Baron eros, the French
Ministers quarIers;) hlzgerhon, Fu-ee
UHued Sqiss-Paddle steamer Mississippi, l6
Ruu', (bavinR temporarily on board MIR. Reed, U
S. Minisrer;) screw steamers Antelope, do 4,
Russell & Co 8 steamer chartered by the United
States a. s. 600 per month; Minnesota, Al do,
(Nlr Reeds quarters
Russiaa-Paddle steamer America, 10 guns,
Count Puiatine, the Russian Admiral and Minis
rer's ship
The number Of guns then on hand and available
belonging to the western powers, was about three
hundred. A large reinforcement, consisting of
English, French, American, Russian and Austrian
men Of war, was exPecied in few days, including
the United States steamer Powbatan and sloop Of
war Germantown, comprising, with the vessels be-
fore mentioned, our whole East India squadron.
When all the expected ships should arrive, it was
calculated that their aggregate number of gus
would be about l 600. l. was a sublime spectacle
to see the representatives Of the four strongest
powers on the globe knocking at the gate of earlhs
most pOpulOus Daiion-4OO 600 OOO-a nation pos
sessiRg clear history for upwards of 900 years
demanding that it shall be longer exclusive, but
rsDge itself within the family Of nations, holding
intercourse with the same on equal terms
Subsequent adviees, heretofore noted, have an
Douuced that the British and French vessels at
tackled and destroyed be forts q. the mouth of the
Pei no, mounting 1873 guns This was the Goth
Of May. Two days later, viz: the 22d, the al
lied forces were moving up he Pei no, on their wa
10 Pekin. The ausck on the fort was made, It Is
supposed, in consequence of the ambassadors Of the
four powers being unable 10 come 10 any sfaotOry
arrangement With the Chinese commissioner.
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TTE undersigned having administered the q George
ssbert decd, hereby notifies all persons having claims
AGAINST said estate present than 70 him file
Clerk Of the County Courtof Davidson county within three
sagIO-w3t HENRY BRAKEMAN, Admir-.