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SUERIFF,S SALE.

DG virtue Of a vcndltlnni eXPonts. 10 me directed
ID aud delivered from the honorable Circuit Court
OF Da wilson county, tennessee, at its May Term,
1858, will expose pub Ic sale To the highest biu-
der cash, the Court house yard gate IN the city
81! Nashville, on TUESDAY THE Dist DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1858, all the right title, claim, interest aud
tltc which Mrs. G. II. Willis then had, may have
since acquired IN and 10 the following described House
and Lot SIT ated South HIGH street, the city Of
Nashville, Davidson county, IN and on which Mrs
Willis resides. said Lot has about 49, feet fronting
high street. and running back about 2OD feet to
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. Said Lot lies
between the property of Mr.. Bradfutc the North
ANA Mr.. Mcsely on the South; lcyIed the prop
crty Of Mrs. c. ii. Willis, to satisfy Il judgment rem
dercd IN favor of Thomas W. Chiffon
j. NJ HINTON Sheriff OF Davidson co.
+ c. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff
y2l-td BY J. BIGIlT, C. ID. G.
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SuERIEE,s SAIE

DY virtue Of SIX venditiuni eXpou4s to directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee at It's May Term,
1855, will xpose to public sIe to the highest bidder
Tor cash the Court house yard gate the city Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY THE 2SiH DAY OF AU-
GUST 1855 ali the right, title, clam, interest and
tits which rhOs ). Blackwell then had, or may have
since acquired and the following described tract
Of land and Dwelling House, IA district No. Of DI-
wilson county, aud bounded as follows :-On the east
by tho lands Of san. steel tue north aud west 10y
the lands of BENJAMIN Hurt, the south by the
Lands Samuel Butler aud Josiah Hurt, levied upon
the property Of IhOs. ;. Blackwell, containing
ABOUT 20 u satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor
OF John K Gleavcs, VIM. Bayed. samuel Butler, An
dsrson Evans, Lewis Wright, Henderson Bryant, K.
-h JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iyI6, '58-td sheriff Davidson co.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

OY virtue VI two vcndt!uni exponas la directed,
ID delivered from the HOuUfAbe Circuit CouTi al Ia
wilson County, tennessee, at is May term, 1855,
will expose a. pubic sale, To the highest bidder
cash, at the courthouse yard gate IA Tie city II Nash
VILE, ON SATURDAY, IHE Ssh DAY oh AUGUST
ls5s all tue rghi title ,cim, interest and estate Inch
" NJ henkle, ST. then bad OF may have since scquir
ed and the follow ing described Lit No. 40 the
plan Of Lots known kwing addition, "a NAshs IIc
which plan Is registered IA Tue Registers ounce Of
Davidson county, IA book No. IL, page u said Lots
front S2i feet Stevenson street., aad ran osack
l39 feet 10 alley wlh alley Tue N0EIla slIe,
being same Let solI 10 ~ A Henkie, by A4dre~
Anderson. Levied on as the property u -. a. henAtr
u satsIy iva Judgments rcndvfea IA Iavor VI J.
IL. Lmincrlasn, sA0 u b. MnkIn, IrGsgea.
JAMES II. iNTUN,
~ lo-td SLeT.n uavlaz1l
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed, and de-
ID yered from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
s,n county, Tennessee, at its May term. 1858, will
expose public sale the highest bidder, for cash
On SATURDAY THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1855,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
William Mccoy and ". Paul then had or may
1ve acquired in and to the following described
town lot, in Maury and Caibornes addition 10 Nash
vile, to-wit: Lots No 80 and 40 fronting IS feet on
the Lebanon Pike, and running back los feet a 20
alley, opposite nearly opposite SHADES Store
being levied on as the property of William Mccoy Ia
satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor of Mr. G. l..
Claiborne against SAID Mccoy and Paul
j. NJ HINTON, sheriff.
iy17-;d Bv J. B. MAUIsE. ID. :.
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SHERIEE;S SALE.

D1 virtue ot IoIf SenlltluLI GireG ted
ID and delivered from Aouorab4e Ie4ll CouTt u
davidson county lonasssse, at Its May TERN, 1885,
VIII expose ~ pdbic Sale 20 the hslss bsa.<r
cash, 81 the Courtnoase yard gate the cts ol Nash
y'lie, on SATURDAY, iaE zsth DAY Oh AU0J1I,
1855, all the right puc, aud sieh
Joha K Gleaves then had, or may have aeq4sr
ed and ~ the following described tract VI Iana
Containing - y Givil Distract No Davla-
sun county aiid bounded by Wa. I. eie1s es Joseph
BrnsIey, Martha iesssy, aId Jas Ii. Slrayvs lVlea
upon as TIE property ol Joaa IL. elsaves 10 s4tizi
tour Jadgmeats rendered IN favor VI Z. Cstlsnzl
j. {. uziielt, Win bourne, and Chas- H. Cook
JANIS d. HiSfoN,
~ i6-td Sheriff ol Davidson co.
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SIiERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue yeuauoui eApoias ~ directed
I'D and delivered IRON the Honorable Circuit COur:
oil Davidson county, tennessee, at its May term 1895,
! will expose 10 public SALE ~ the highest bidder Tor
cash, At tue Courthouse yard gate, IA the city Of
Nashville ON SATURDAY HE zsm DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1905 all the right, title, claim, Interest aud
estate which James Mcuuade then mad or may have
acquired IA anu 10 the following described Lot, No.
245, in West Nashville, IN county oi Davidson levied
the property Il James Aceuade 10 satisfy a
Judgment rendered IN favor vi Arts Brown.
r-..- JAMES NJ. HINTON,
lyl6-td Sheriff OF Davidson county.
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Having purchased Mr.. M'Lanahan's interest in tbs
goods, We have taken in partners in our business
Dixon 4. Allison and John B. Johnson. We shall con.
tinue at our old stand, where Will be pleased t.
meet old friends and merchants generally.
Being anxious 10 cut down present stock as low
possible, preparatory 10 our fall purchase, will
offer Inducements IN prices those wishing repIen
ish their stock. We shall be glad all times to re
ceve their orders, and will do best TO I'll them
satisfactorily.
juneI4 ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 co.
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VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.

WE receiving IA store aae oler fof sale
w so bxs ssuiixss A & a fobaeeo.
fhis5iooa.eo has reputation unsurpassed u 49,
Manufactured IN Virginia
"A T. - O.
1900 Rio sndo sesars-Ag s q lmportailop;
sJuo LJadres TO- do. Go.,>
20 baskets s.tsan" Champagne:
lel qgsglsf slssts sapyT ieung hyso fea; -
casks AArett BsknIy-lm sFted IN lseA
f2sqnartcr casks pure Oh Port,
.0J boxes freaeh Brandy.
~ DILLON d CO.,
Is2r-n No. Is College street.
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On Consignment.

Onn BisIS, j. H. Smiths Old Reserve Whisky;
SOO LOO hbs. sweet Malaga Wine;
20 sight casks FTeash otard, Dapay 90. Brandy
Is bbls. Cherfy bounce;
2oo boxes CaenAe Brandy,
IS doEea eaters,
Is boAcs oia Rye aad Bourbon whiSties;
80 IDOLS Amsfican Rganay.
for sale IA JVts suit the trade.
ORION & CO,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
jy2o-1 No. rs college street.
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JOHN MAGE.
30 I'M NA gle.
Fine Sole Leather Trunk,

Fine Boots, Shoes and CATERS.
NEW ANIMALS.
JOHN RAMAGE,
No. AZ College Street, Nashville,
rs now receiving large aud excellent stock OF Ia
Il dies and Gents Wear, aud for Misses, Boys aud
Children.
Cents Calf Stitched and Pump sole Boots:
g French Patent Leather and Call Con. Caters.
% Calf Neg Top
Black Cloth and Pruneila
80 English lasting and t.ii hid les;
Buckskln New Orleans
Cali tngLsb sutclosi aosSn Pump shoes;
- lasting, oxford and Dress Shoes.
"a Calf, hid aHi boot NeTOooV ONsords;
- Calf Union hall 6aItass
For Ladies.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress Caters, with and
without heels.
Ladies hid Congress Boots, do do do do;
- Italian GiOiB Lace eaters, siO do do;
90 French hid slippers trimmed, do do;
- White satin anu hid DO do dOt
% EIuc Lasting BuskiHs;
Misses hid BooIs ~8lh and without neeis;
- Black ana brown GaIters, DO do DO do;
a. Black kidltnd Brunzed slips, do do 40,
- Lasting Gaiers PLAN and typed, do do do,
ChildTeE'z hid and BTonEe hall slippers;
% Black and c,.iured lasting caters;
Boy ana lOuth's oxford Ties Congress Galters Pat
LEATHER anu Cali Dress shoes, Lasting Ties, &C.
mays JOHN RAMAGE
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open Assr before the starting U each Train, which
allows ample time for the purchase OF Tickets IL Is
open at other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the 8 A NJ. Traia,
which connects throughout with Traias on the other
roads. lime "a Richmond ~ hours. Washington two
days; Phladelphla Two and halt, aud New York
three Jays This Is the cheapest anu best route from
NAsaS he tu the East.
New Orleans passengers leave on the go =. VI.
FRAN, arriving At Memphis an time for New
Orleans, on The evening VI the day, aud 20
Ia ougA With boats without detention at Memphis.
fhosc for NcAnaviile, Sparta, anu Beers springs.
leave Nashville on the ? 80 2. NJ Tram, which con,
meets alEest!y fuAhons with the Train for SIC qnn
vile. feTsons leaving MeAnhyliie la the uuFntu
arrive al Nashville at $50 =. N
At Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
Sntiand, casnaeet VITA beats different places
% ths OHIO and Alsssslpr rivers Also daily Ine Q.
stages Tor Louisville, leaving every morning tns
arrival VI tbs night express
BY this change % schedule, the Train from Mem
pks eoaaeets direct stevenson with oar up ami
down day Trains, causing no delay 10 Nashville ane
Eastern ass<ngers, aad vns hooE Is galaed over the
former = hsdGle u going ~ Memphis from Nashville.
e l. ANDERSON,
Jyio-SI. General Tiekel Agent.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE Arm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO., com
i posed of And Allison, t. Anderson and W. d
MIanahan, was by mutual consent dissolved on the
LIST day Of June, by the retiring of Mr.. M'Ianahan
from the drm. And. Allison and 7, Anderson are
alone authorized TO wind up the business Of the old
firm Those indebted to the late firm requested
10 make payment without delay, ana those having
claims against the same Will present them for pay.
ment. ALLISON, ANDERSON L co,
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THE OLD DOMINION
COZ Il T. POT

DNIIS new COFFEE POr, for which patent has been
L issued, possesses this advantageOvcr all others :
you may boil coffee in 1t for any length IF time with
ont particle of the strength aroma escaping. one
fourth less coffee required and the full flavor of the
berry retained. A large number Of testimonials have
been received from those who have used il. We
have space for only
The OLD DOMINION COFFEE PoT-We have had in use
now, for over two months, one Of these much talked
Of coffee pots, and ind that II does, in all respects
what's claimed for il. You boil coffee in the Old
Dominion for any length Of time you choose, and vet
lose none Of the delicate aroma or strength This
desirable end is attained by simple, but ingenious,
ContTiyauCc in the shape of condenser, with dOu-
Bile SYMPTOMS, by means of which the aroma bearing
vapor, which usually goes all over the house up
tie chimney, is condensed and thrown back into the
coffee boiler and you have its delicious flavor in the
cup You bring to your lips In all experience Of
coffee drinking, found anything equal TO
what we now have daily at our morning meal. II is
the perfection Of PhiIadeiphia Evenihg Jour
nal.
NF9Szes l, N, 2,3, 4, g. 10, and 16 quarts. Lar
ger sizes made 10 order.
For sale by j. W. WILSON,
ie4-u. Nashville, Tenn.
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RARE CHANCE.

/ HAVE No. l Blacksmith, 26 years old and q
good character, for sale. Also several other like
F negro men, WILL. l.. BOYD, JR.
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Change of Schedule.
,ssss sss.ss.s Es.sSy.5 -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
E1- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -uN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY llth, 1855, the Pas
~ senger Tram will run as follows
Leave Nashville daily al A, NJ aud 2s3O L. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at2.20 7. NJ and so A. NJ
Leave Chattanooga at \, ". and T.. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at : 80 +. NJ. and $40 A NJ.
Through tickets sold Nashville ~ the follow
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W. n. CNElADS ~ cos
ATENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

TIVE undersigned purchased the state Right for
J. Tennessee OF the above patent about year
ago and has since introduced extensively 10 various
portions OF the state. asks ncw the attention Of build
eTs and the public generally, examine IT'S superior
ty other modes OF Eoonng.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
Is imporvious water, elastic and flexible; It viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure To IRE Il Is
cheaper than any roof u the old style and
viii give better satisfaction as ~ It's durability there
Is question. IL Is the best thing invented Tor
painting 81 Old leak. tin roofs
49, The Cement wli! be furnished 10 those at a dis
tanee with directioIs for using.
Rs- COUNTY RIGHTS tOk SALE.
Sc orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the
Pust Office will DC promptly attended To.
would respectfully refer Ia The following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
meat, aud many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
AicAnEcrs AND MASTER xEaLAacs NASHVILLE
M.0 A. HERMAN,
ksssEs- HUGHES & SMITH,
COLEMAN 4 SPAIN,
WN. SrUIhEL-l,
III. H. ii. AAkhOfD,
NAkhtN 4 AUOt1k,
hOuSh Il MCCULLOUGH,
Coz. / ADHESION, ssps n RI Co.,
Ray. L u. E1IIUti,
II. =. WILklN,
4. ]. MICS,
SLAUGHTER = HEREFORD,
~ d. shAkAki,
A. v. ). iiNISlkY,
Gen. WASH BARROW,
" h. GOkHoA 4 Co
JAS. h. AkNlslslSA,
Rector b. u. Smith. Colenab.A
Maj A. ]. DoNkIssslS, is4x iason esnnlys
Col. A. }. fuI-h, 4sGFy ce1ESy.
ss- The Asshyiiis = Chattanooga Railroad conpz
"a sc adopted tlI1z Csacnt foe Tie covering q their
CTS as,a ulls1F WORK
az ceruncalss aud testimonials from Cincinnati
ana else hers where the Csaaeat has been geaef2i
use feF sessgai years, can De szhibisea
The aasers.2saa hAs enzagea various nsodas
al Cesreat rans loF naHy years. and hAEters himself
thai he has gasnoa sazs exg>Fic1ce AID kEosisdSe
zarsax lazs Isas.
1sxs Haaa arrangaEsnts 20 recslFe . . psFses
irap rssa sxse.a u Roo6as fell IsOm Enxzsgts b4o
sazRt. Sex fors.
s. 4.plss Il ks-.nrss 10 be sees oasce
j. Z. AAfhIkST,
CAGE No. is DeAaertk street, +
mayiA-sm hAaasAxz. fkss-
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stock for Sale

90 SHARES Building stock. Also, shares Nash
~ vile and Chattanooga Railroad stock
Apply To VII /. L POYn. Agent
1ylu No. so Cherry street
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Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children.

! AN receiving direct from the man -
- Hls tories all the latest styles Of Spring go
"a a summer HATS and CATS, consisting "a
- part Of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats OF
all qualities Also, fun assortment Of mems and
BOYS Wool Hats and Caps VIII be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, TO punctual dealers
r. K. CUTTER,
No. Sc and SO. cor, OF Broadway and College sts,
mar IL Nashville, Tenn.
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F OR S ALE,
;. G00 Worth of Most Ialnahle Real Estate

/ WILL sell on the most reasonable terms some Of
the most desirable city property ever offered in
this market: lying Cherry Cedar Market and Spruce
Sts suitable for business houses or private dwellings
propose 10 exchange the above for likely Negroes al
the best cash prices
naVTE-ff Gown
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sbsrtd''s Salss.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of a yenditioni expenas TO me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tenn, at its Nay Term, 1883,
will expose public SALE To the highest bidder for
cash Court house ard gate 10 the city of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF sEPTEM-
Der, 1883, ali the right, title, claim interest and es-
tate which James Perry and VIM. Tucker then had or
may have since acquired in and 10 the following de
scrioed Tract Of Land lying in the county OF David
Con District No. 3, containing 10 or u acres bound
ed as follows: the South by R. Savage, on the
Northwest by 4. Rozeli, on the East by VIM T.
Higgins; levied on the properly OF james Perry
snd Vim Tucker, 10 satisfy judgment rendered IN
Lcyor of Maxey, Mcclure & Co.
j VI. HINTON, Sheriff OF Davidson co. =
/, 2o-td BY X. BRANCH, Deputy Sheriff
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FINE FARM FOR SaLE!!

I WISH 10 sell one of the prcttcS and most desira
l. bic places that has been offered for sale. II con
tans about 100 acres of fine ana fertile land with ee
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing 10 Acres well watered and tim
bered, with Improvements.
may15-tf Will l. ROYD In
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4 Country Home for Sale!

LNOURTFEN and one half acres Of choice land can
L be purchased on very reasonable terms II is
convenient TO the market as a vegetable garden
Apply
may22 UkA W 7 ROW rP
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Salmon front.

E0 BRI.S SALMON TROUT 100 half sbls. sain
w on frout. tast received, direct from Lake "a
ersor, caught within the last HBeIy says for sale b.
Jy2i-f CARTER, NcEAY 4 Co
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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals,
= y Y ID l. Il s. + RI Z ELL
A RE now opening a choice and well selected stock
n OF BOOTS and SHOES, suitable the season and
at prices TO correspond with the Consisting in
part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and CATERS;
do Patent Leather Caters Oxford Ties:
do Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting do;
do Cloth and Lasting Caters;
do Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes
Ladies Caters, plain, with and without heels;
do Slippers. do do
do Fine Toilet slippers:
do Fine White Kid and Satin Slippers;
10 60 do Caters:
do Kid Buskins, with and without heels
Misses Caters ami slippers, with and without heels
do KID Boots, with and without heels;
Children's shoes If every variety;
Boys and Nouths' Shoes of every variety.
on the above we have something very nice for MAY
DAY. Also Servants Shoes and Pegged Work OF all
kinds Call at No. y Public Square.
SNYDER * FRIZ2EII.
aprii3O p Public Square.
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Preparatory Department
nF
FRANKLIN COLLEGE,

THE fAist lfAL ee<s ears 10 cal 1hs Auentioa q
i the chzsns % a4shsisse ard vlrsaay o. fbe al
ss-ntAg~s Il this seasl, Cor ths Bofsl, al, SD
literary calEaFs &C youth.
In zskiAe patr.saass, ke 1sbes slsapls 70 present
tie anqarsssns Hlsrsts II the s<hnaE ne lec4tion
regards husiEh, pure azsef eoaseniesf dEs-aaes
Asas the sff eez.eraf s4la-zrf i.1aenecs cozI1
lss be aseFe aesifzbse rs pulzls ~il bszra the
asnAy ~ ne FriaciEai aaa every care be s4ken -
resier tAeig advancement cest4ia AaG i4stsns. Tie
charges lss, % be BoobStacle - thoss 10
Ssh u eanc4ir saeir OF N2ras-
4 Ths sea- scszsoa enmEasnces GA liz ist Munday 10
<<E<snz12r
<. hAk&k,. ffineilaL
Fs1nklln caiiege, Tenn-, angs-ls
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LEATHER BETTING

= 400 FEET on hand, Of all sizes, from to
I.OOO twelve inches wide. An extra lot Of
strong lace Leather; ali of which invite the at
tenhon Of all planters and machinest To the above
articles, which Will be sold the best terms for cash.
al Nos 80 anu 81, corner Of Broadway and College
mar Is e. R. CUTTER
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Star Candles.

| 100 WHOLE boxes Werk * Co.'S star Candles;
| lUU 200 hall boxes Werk x Co.'S "
| zoo quarter boxes - :" -
| 100 boxes Madison Starch
900 :" Prescott & Co.'S No and extra Soap
n store and for sale by W. ii. GORDON 4 CO.
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Extra Chance.

AM offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot
on Cherry street, adjoining tho ''ITron Build ngs
tnow IN course of erecton fronting 80 feet and run
ming back ISL feet. This is the most desirable prnp
erty IN the city for sale. Also, Store Houses OF
Market street near Spring ST. Apply a.
WILL /. BOYD,
ivl-tf No IN Cherry streat
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Nails.

y DOO KEGS Sheen bcrger's Nails, all sizes;
>,OOO loo kegs flour barrel nails;
loo a. tu lshing "a
100 a. fencing a.
f4 so " 4, S, and 9 inch Spikes in store
and for sale by W. IL. GORDON CO. .
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Coal Oil Lamps.

IUST received $50 Knapps Jones's Patent Coal Oil
ID Lamps, various sizes and styles, which make a
pure white aud steady light without grease, odor or
smoke Also, good supply OF the Coal Oil.
RD- Lamps and Oil for sale by
J. ". WILSON,
augT-u II College st.
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N heat.

" wanted by p. {. ANDERSON,
te2A-u Nos IS and a. :. College -.
0Q0 RAGS Extra Family Flour from Clinton Mills
~OO smith couRty Tenn, fos sale by
T. &C. ANDERSON.
Nos as. South College street
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15
Silas WrighJ's w Wealth.

The daily Wisconsin, speaking of
the wealth of the most eminent Amer
lean statesmen, concludes its list with
the following references to Silas
Wright
Silas Wright, with the estate Of
$4, 900, was really weather than ma
ny others with 100000. He owed
no man anything, he met his obli-
cations with the utmost plomptness,
and never indulged in any luxury that
he could not pay for. He was a'mod-
ell Of Republican simplicity. 1t
should be understood that he was not
mean in saving his money.
"There was something glorious in
witnessing a great statesman, like 81
las Wright, never asking pecunia-
ry favor--or even accepting one t; yet
possessing only an income that could
support him and his wife in frugality.
w lien he was elected Governor Of
the great State OF New York, he was
known to be too poor to furnish his
own house. His rich friends got to-
gether and without his knowledge,
made up a subscription, which was
rendered to hlm as u gilt, in order to
furnish his mansion. This he re-
spectlully but kindly declined, saying
with true Roman grandeur, that he
could not consent TO receive such o
laYor from any one-even from his
most esteemed friends--he was elect
ed by the people to be Governor of
the State OF New York, and he con-
Sidered 1t his imperative duty to live
on whatever income the people APP
pended to that office, and he did
i've on that income while he was Gov
ernor, in good style but with no os-
tentatlon. Such an example on the
part Of 80 eminent man as he was,
ls one OF those precious legacies that
the young men OF the present day
should bear in mind--as no true great
ness can ever be achieved so long as
they are the pecuniary servants of
even their nearest friends. When q
public man receives iavors that he
cannot repay, he loses that sturdy in
dependence SO essential to usefulness
and enduring popularity. Live
within your income," is more i'm
portant to one who aims to be an in
duential and useful statesman, than
any other maxim"
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-15

terly inactivity" to have full conf
dence in the bogus laws, Judge VIII
liams, etc.j and by series Of ques-
tions, and the testimony Of witnesses,
laid bare the hypocrisy Of the pretend
ed Free State attorney to the Cenven-
ton, that fairly roared with laughter
on hearing Stratton convicted of hav-
ing said, short time previous, that
he hoped KanzaS would be q Slave
State, SO he could own a lot of mig
gers. After sufficiently Aaying poor
Stratton, Montgomery dropped him
as unworthy Of further notice, meres
ly remarking that there were good
many recent convertsto Freesoilism,"
and that Mr.. Stratton was probably
one Of them.
After Montgomery concluded his
remarks, three cheers were proposed
for the speaker, the hero of Southern
Kanzas, three groans for "Judge
Williams and the devils in Fort
Scott" when the Convention ad-
journed. OSAGE.