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Lots on Bell street. Edgefield.

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Cameron PrOperty-near corner
OF McLemOre & Cedar SIS.

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ns- B. r. CUTTER is in receipt of his Fall
ard Winter levies of Boots. Shoes, &c.
Amongst them may be found some of the
finest articles known to the trade. as well as
tire heaviest and most serviceablc. Call and
examine his stock.
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y F. Wilkin, Admir-, VS.. Sarah Cameron and others.
/ pursuance of a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, IN the above cause, will SELL at the
Court House, IN this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, all that parcel of Real rs tate
OF which Daniel Cameron died seized and possessed
lying west of Capitol Hill and near the intersection of
Cedar and Mcleno ore Streets as a whole or divided
10 SUIT parties. Terms, II months credit with inter
est. l. E GIEAVFS
septl5-td Clerk Master
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

We hereby certify that have submitted the
Grasfenburg Fever and Ague Remedy 10 a close IN
spection and scientific analysis and have also tested
is curative qualities IN several cases Of Intermittent
Fever We take great pleasure la saying that Il has
proved completely successful, and that II Is most
skillfuily compounded remedy. IL must a mosl
beneficial influence In all sucn It, tonic prop
critics immediite and highly sAluisry, and II Il
richly deserving the confidence Of brethren of 'he
Medical Faculty and Of the Public
SAINT a MAHEY, NJ D., New York; CHAs W. Re-
vILoAN, n D., Wisconsin; Wa. II. sIaHISGToS N. D..
limos, IHlS- J. JoHSsoS, NJ. D., Missouri; NN G.
kTTKEDGE, N. D., \. II Jas T. Nom, N D.. Indiana
JSo. q. TEsHISGToS NJ. b., California; w. .. Am
IoS, NJ y. LOUISIANA. 4. MACKENZIE,
septe-u Nashville, Tenn
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Annual State Fair for 1858.

II Vie Fliih Annual State Fair Of Tennessee Stale
Agricultural Bureau, Will he held al the Bureau x
Hrouh"sr near Nashville, commencing Monday
Oct lltl, and continue during the week A liberal
INST OF premiums II offered, which together " nh the
rules aud regulations names OF officers Judges eic
printed IN pamphlet form, for gratuitous distribu-
ton, may be had application at the various Print
ING Offices, aud Book Stores in the city.
aug 5O-td. THOS. ID. JOHNSON, Treasurer
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Five Shares Building AssOcia-
ton Stock

Dyer Pearl Co, vs.. Z 2. Ligier and others.
pursuance Of decree of the Chancery Court, at
Il Nashville, in the above cause | will sell at the
Court House, in this city, On SATURDAY THE ODD
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, to the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
STOCK, or so much of the same may be necessary
to pay cOmplainant's debt and costs.
j. L. GLEAVES,
Scptl5-td Clerk 4 Master
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Mislellane0Hs.
ANNUAL FAIR, 1868,
TIE n n f S S EE
STATE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU
TO BE HELD
on THE FAIR GROUNDS, NEAR NASHVILLE,
October II, II, ID, IA, Is and 16.

THE premiums this year are very liberal, and Gov
i every branch of Agricultural, Manufacturing
Mechanical and Household Industry. Competition
from all parts of the State is invited.
The order of exhibition will be varied from that OF
previous years; 50 that all manufactured goods and
agricultural products will be placed exhibition
the halls of the Bureau, the grouDi and kept du
ring the whole week. More time viii thus be allowed
for the exhibition Of stock, OF which various classes
will be shown each day and the interest of the fair
will be tiaused through the whole week, instead OF
being concentrated in one or two days.
On Tuesday, the 18th, the Annual Address will be
delivered by GOV. AARON Y. Blown.
Arrangements have been made With the Nashville
and Chattanooga, the Tennessee and Alabama, and
the Nashville and Louisville Railroads by which pas
scngers attending tie fair Will be carried over those
roads half price, and stock exhibited Will be
turned free. The Nashville and Chattanooga road
will run trans hourly from its depot to the fair
grounds during theweek of the fair. Tickets each
way 10 cents
Programme.
MONDAY, Oct. l1.-OpcnIng Address, by Gov. HAIR
RIs President of the Baureau; Exhibition of Native,
Durham, Devon, Ayrshire, and Alderny Cattle; sad
die Stock and time tests of pacing Gcldngs and pac-
TUESDAY, Oct I2.-Annual Address by Ex. Gov.
A. V. BEowN (Gov. b. las siguiGed his acceptance
OF the nvitation TO deliver this addreSs.) EXtb ton
of BLOOD HORSES. Time tests of trOtting in bar
ness. Exhibition OF Carriage Horses
WEDNESDAY, Oct. l3-HoTSes of all-work. Jack
Stock. Mules. fGcn. HARDING, who has declined a
competition for premiums in the Blood Horse depart
ment IN year, will, by invitation Of the committee,
exhibit his stud of Blood Horses this day.)
THURSDAY. Oct. I4-Roadster and Harness stock
Cashmere Goats HOrsemanship. (MARK 4. Cock
HIT Esq. has consented exhibit this day herd
of improved Durham Cattle, and flock OF his world.
renowned Shecp)
FRIDAY, Oct I5.-Swine; Sheep; Poultry; FAST
PACING TRoTTING STOCK. In these classes TWELVE
separate premiums are offered. which expected 10
bring the best Stock in this department ia the
ST .tc.
SATURDAY, Oct I6.-This day will be devoted to
the sale Stock Machinery, &c, and such conclu-
ding business may be found necessary The Bu-
confidently expect this to be one of the most
imnOrtaut DAYS Of the Fair.
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 21st 1855
This Bank has removed 70 the corner opposite the
Planters Bank ia the old Union Bank building The
building formerly occupied by the Bank Of Commerce
: fer Rent favorable terms. Apply soou, if you
Waut il, u
aug23-G JNO. ID. JAMES
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Valuable Free-S0il Property
FOR SALE

WILL sell the house and lot At present occupied
Il and owned by VIM. I. Mostly, situated high
street. South Nashville. fronting sixty feet and run
ming back two hundred. The house a brick with
all Other necessary out buildings all In good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty six
feet, and running back zoo feet; good location for
building site. This is desirable property, 10 those
wishing get rid OF the enormous that are i'm
posed upon property holders and we would earnestly
invite those wishing TO invest IN real estate examine
this property.
TERMS SALE.-A credit OF one, and three
years with interest from date.
aa- For further particulars call on
T. r. GLASCOCK,
lei. Real Fgtaie Agent
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pp Celfgrapb.
New Ork Races.

New YORK, Oct 2.-Slasher won the great
race for 5000 aside. over Don Juan. Sue
Washington won the four mile race
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Tract of Land on Brick Church
TurnDike

VIM. H. Walton VS.. J. J. Ham and Albert jenkins
y pursuance Of 4 decree of the Chancery Court al
Il Nashville, in the above cause, ! will sell at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, Il credit of one and two
years and free from redemption tract OF %
and 40 poles OF Land, lying a miles from the city
and on the west side Of the Brick Church Turnpike
opposite Capt. W. b. WaltOn's residence.
j. L. GIEAVES.
septl5-td Clerk * Master.
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Great bargains at NO. 22 Public
square.
We will offer our entire stock of goods at
cost, for cash only, for few days to make
room for our Fall Stock. Now is the time for
everybody to get cheap goods. Call soon or
you willmiss the chance.
jy27. |. G. NICHOLSON & co.
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FRENCH. SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN.
SIG. GIULIo GUANTIERI

nFFEfeS hts services 20 the LADIES' and Gsnsiemeu
W Of Nashville "a an instructor m The French,
SPANISH Italian aud Latin language he vii give
lessons In elakses a. the residence &C thoss who
my desire % become pupils de would ike 20 ac-
eept al sngagement with any pubic insrtaton with
the distance Of any miles BY Railroad he may be
found No. 10 south Vine between the hours
al and 10 A. NJ, VI VII esil apon those wh0 may
address HIM by lsote.
Hs bes leave 10 refer these who may desire D. bo-
his pupils, % the Rev. LII. Edgar, Rev. Dr. Som-
pF- lDcsiey. Dr. blac kie. Prod. Tny ssens. OIL
W hlAns, Dyer Pearl, Esq., DOagLas a c.. kSqs-i
kr sept-s-ls
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AoHhcts ny AeIcSTdpns
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-.NOon.-Four dull at
90
New York. ct'-Noon.-Flonr market
unsettled 95@5 10 for State: 8 3OC95 60
for Southern. Wheat declined l012 cents.
Corn. white SO; yellow SO. Mess Pork 16 80
(9l7 90.
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rNhk neat regular srssoa (eeing ils sislth sHansl
cOnFss " Lectures IN this Ipsiiistoa vii CON-
ssenae 90 NONnAY, THE Isl DAY o. >OyEMBfk
NkAI Tie Apsl6asie4l koanas = ~ be -0pee from Tic
lsth q octohsr. tbs se<4tsa M eaalaoe rntl tbs
lstof March. Nsdll siadsrts eoslld Be Ise>est .;
infufna4ii0l, uin address,
JOHN WELLINGTON, ~ y,
saglc-lsx8n psaa, - tss c-iSs LII -n.-
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE
Nashville. Tennessee.


SES SION OF 1883 50
J'HE FIRST REGULAR COURSE or LECTURES in
thf> instuuiien witi commence Mo<naY, thu
1T % NJ" ssssl,. 1855, ans. d. tbs lst OF
Ma ca ensuing.
tur FEeiIgiNAgY o"CE-s- - i.FgTf sls ire. u al
students, Siu o. gwen uf.n tur 81 t.UL,I,cr
Faculty.
IiiUllAS l. NAH IN. y. a.. liac~s = 81 Anatomy
(iicscriptNe Hst1leSsoai aad Sargioai.l
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, ". H., FruacsEoT % Prinei-
pies and Operations II surgery.
DANIEL ?. WRIGHT, n. D., Professor % Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN Ii. CAIlENnER. ". H., Professor Of MaseriA
Medca ant Therapeutics.
RICHARD o. CURRY, ~ n, Professor q! Medical
Chemistry and Aesiicz4 Jurisprudence.
L b. HAShiNs, ~ D., Professor OF Theory aud Prae
tiee u Medicine.
JOAN y. FORD, n. H. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases ~ Women aud Children.
u. NJ cuAiIuS, Y. y. I<munstratnr of Anatomy.
TaE err HaSFTrti = up the promises OF the Col
iege aud IN Ter eUHtgs q the fscity, al which opa
Tstloas performed, and cases prescribed ur, and
Cinls al Lectures ueliy, red
Amount u fees raT LECTURES, sos: Nstriculatiaf.
Fec, rad bat once, s. % Demonstration fee re-
CURED buf once, $40 90, GradaAuon Zee as Co
kxeeiaent BsaEdiag can be Obtained icf 81 SO %
81 GO pr week.
For further details, or announcements, apply 10
III. Lo.n q he Facsls..
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,EcIISE IN PoRK.-Five hundred barrels
l. pork sold yesterday at sI5-a decline
Isl per barrel in few days.--LOU. Jour,
I. 80.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04
The Cheapest and Most Reliable
Ague Remedy i'm the World.
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy.

IfHis medicine does not contain particle OF main
Il eral OF 0th-r Injurious substance Of any kind.
relieves the attack at once ana is continued use fo
short time strens lhcns the system aud removes am
dlsIosilon u the Teinrn Of Tho cnlnp.aint.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04

UPN. P. WILLIS Home Journal advertisescirculars
urnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius to
Iperate Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing machine, and
Why so many excellent house keepers can not do
l. teb22-tf
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From WASHINGTON.
River News

WASHINGTON, Oct. Pit is reported that
the Post Master at Cincinnati will be removed
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WEBSTER CITY. Iowa. Nov.-9. 1851

WEBSTER ClT1. IoNA- NOV. y, 1901.
DIR. BRAGG:-Dcar S.r:-FOr more than
three Years myself and daughter have been
afflicted with Infamrd eyes in an aggravated
d gree and tried various physicians and nos
trumS to no effect. Al length | WAS induced
to try the Arctic Linment. and in 2 months
| was nearly cur1 and my daughter was en-
tirely well, although part of the time she had
be n totally blind. ! also used the Linimrnt
for rheumatism in my back, and was cured by
part of bottle would not be without your
invaluable remedy in my house.
N,urS firmly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-04

ND- For fine Pocket and Table Cutlery
call on MCCALL, VANLEER d Co.
mar26 If
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WILLIAM RUSSELL.
J. j. Wadsworth, Post Master of Iowa City,
confirms the above statement.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn. by BERRY
DEMOVuIE.
Anagent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made 10 Bragg * Bur
rowes, St Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
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Fine Ivory Table Knives.

Fine Ivory fable Knives.
Table Knives. with pure silver plated blades;
D,.prt
Table " - plain steel blades;
Desert - - e
AIso--Setts Of 20 pieces plated and steel
blades with solid silver shoulders.
Ivory Ham Csryers.
Ivory Game do;
Coco Hotel do;
We have just received these goods from the
manuiactory. and they will be sold lower than
can be bought elscw here. for Cash.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
sCptl7-tf
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Louisville and Nashville Rail.

ntRNG the week q the Fair al Callaiu no Freie ht
~ Sil be recevsd except articles intende~l for
hioiilon, which viii be passed the road froe Of
sh-rge- II. fAUSriARoY, Agent.
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Masonic Ceremonies
LAYING OF CORNER STONE!!
THE CORNER STuNE OF TIE
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE
will be laid on WEDNESDAY, oCrOnEt ON, With th,
usual Masonic Ceremonies, under direction Of the
II III Grand InlIaa of IenRexxaa

VIII bc LAID on NEt'Nf>i'AN ,httotttN oIis Win Tue
usual Masonic Ceremonies, under direction Of the
N. ". Grand Lodge OF Tennessee.
All Brethren in good standing respectfully invit.
ed H. fiin IA the Irsrerst't.
Tie Fraternity will the II AZ 1T Cumberland
LpdPe, Ne s. "a the Souil, ond el M,Tkct lioass, at
O'clock A n. aB' rF'err,i il. rrv,r--i.u srsud ,h
SiIars To- Cedar uP Cedar High; down IIlgi
To Church, down Church o. tho place cf laying the
Corner stone where tie following will take
place
Prayer by Rev. Grand Chaplain
Music by Chsir.
Ceremonies OF Laying the Corner stone by NJ W.
Grand Master.
Music by Choir.
The procession will thea be formed and pFoceed
the Basement room of First Preshy terrain Church,
where Address will be delivered BY Rev. Brother
JoHS W HANNEK, Grand osaIor. and Tie ceremonies
will conclude With
Music by Choir
Benedictlon.
The ~ occasion will thea retirn The Lodge Room
down Church, Cherry, Union, College streets 10 the
Square. $. r. ANnEISoN,
G. p SsLIH,
sept2s-td rGss AaTshals,
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NAIIn" 4
IEark cts by Telegraph.

New ORLEANS. Oct 2-Deaths from We
low fever on yesterday, So.
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On Tuesday, the 20fh October next,
On the premises - II o'elock, A II Tor And on
" aecaant of JoEN 4. GRAVE, Ciefk aud Master u
he chancery Court a. Nashville, BY uiftue Il de-
cree IN tie cAsc % HenshAw EDWARDS GO. e ais
Wa. IL AsSsiry e. ais, ~f se ~ rubisc sale, the
Follow .4g Ia West >sshylil~ Nos z6i, 40
rs a. IL ets eco 20. l-5 13s al, 2l5, III, ~ ,
IS "a, ga, IS, liz, - and Isl.
~ n shIis ~ith q more psrtculAT descCPtioa u the
Sal Vii - tzsued Ia das
J. kxs---A crcia Of one, tao and three years for
nos satisfactorily secured, bearns atsFsst snG =
hes retzined Az. ). I'M Shy,
sept9s-ss IS Canege street.
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To Nervous sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
a few days, after many years of nervous suffering
will send ree) assist others, copy of the prescrip
ton and supply of the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. Di
rect the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGSALL, 1s6 Fulton street
Brooklyn, NY aprl3-tri-w-s
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dissolution.

THE partnership hrretofore existing between Mac
IL GEEGna, AtLosAs Co. Of Sew Orleans aud n
1 AI1oSAf o. Of NAxhviils, Tenn. = dissolved by
muiu. consent, George Aiaol.Fegor ana James Bsak-
bad having purchased tha eptlre interest Of n 81
AioSzy, 49, "a sAid coneefn-
JAMES BASKHEAp,
y. T. ALLOWAY,
GEUl<Gk NAG RkGOR
Nashville, sspt- =, 1855.
rINHE liabilities % MAoGxsso9, AIIo~sY A Co and
Il n y At1suAf \ Isa-, assumed BY the nEs
caaoera, unaer The arm sf Nsessregor L t..akhcad,
q NeS orle4ss, aac James Bankhead Co, OF NASH
saie, Team JAMES kASKHEAD.
GkGl.GE AAcGREGOR
Nashville, sefs- -, isss.
TAKE grots piuAsure IN recommending the 1rrn 90
II MAcs;n1sok B4xknEAD, Scw Orieans, and
JAMES EAsEltEAD Co Il esiy, ms patronage
q Tie former frt-Dds u the old ARA.
Nashglla, Sept. =, ts5s. scg<23-tl
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TWO FREE-SOIL LOTS.

AN offering at private SALE until the 9th Of Octo-
i Der nex:, two beautiful Building Lots situated on
the Franklin Ilke, or Spruce street. just beyond
Broad, free from taxation and in Of the de-
srabe neighborhoods in the city. Said Lots front
each 80 feet Spruce street. running back $50 feet
to 10 feet alley. We viii give bargain in these
lots and II not sold by that time Will be offered
public sale at the Court House gate.
For further particulars enquire of
T. X. GIASCOCK,
sept2l-tf Real Estate Agent.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE.
UnrOllrcted Claims of Joseph T. DuntOn.

UnrOllrcttd Claims of Joseph T. DuntOn.
DURSCANT 10 decree of this Court, in the case of
Thomas J. Foster, Jr., Trustee, &c., VS.. Trenton
Banking Company and others Will sell al the Court
House IN this city, on SATURDAY, THE 23D OF &C
IoBER NEXT, all the uncolcCted Notes and Accounts
of Joseph /. DuntOn as the same returned me
Ivy the Trustee. schedule of these claims can be
seen on application al this office, and all parties inter
csted are invited to examine it.
J. f. GLEAVES,
scpt2H-td Clerk & Master.
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From Oregon.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. All the rivers are fall
ing.
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Boarding House.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs The public that
i he stIll continues at No. ~ North Market street.
and l. prepared 20 entertain boarders and travellers
and all who nay favor him with their patronage on
reasonable terms. lie has now several vacant rooms
m his house suitable for single persons well fam
lies. II j. table shall at all times be supplied with
tie the market affords and attentive servants To
wait upon hrs guests. The house Is situated about
square from the Public Square, and convenient a
large Livery stable, where travellers horses may be
taken OF G. VI. SOUTHGATE.
Nashville.
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Man u ia ctures. the Mechanic Arts.
and Agricultural Products.

Under the heads of WOoen Goods, Cotton Fabrics,
SILK, Flax, Hemp Goods, Marble Work, Fine Arts,
CoOper's Ware, Leather, Printing, Farm Products,
Fruits. Flowers, Bees and Honey, Produce Of the ai
~, the Vineyard Agricultural implements Iron and
Vehicles aud Harness, very long and liberal list of
premiums is offered Articles under these heads must
be entered the first day and placed in position in
the He'll for exhibition, where they are TO remain
I'll the close Of the Fair Competent agents will be
Attendance Friday and saturday Of the week previous
and Monday until evening, to receive and arrange
all articles in these departments and the awards Will
be publicly announced on Friday afternoon
W. Great will be taken that all articles in the
Hall properly cared for but responsibility for
I.-. IL IL TINT M. .L..a,r
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r E NJ o V E d
". w. NANCY a. ca.

TAKE this opportunity OF informing the public
IL that they have removed 90 their New store. No
10 Market street few doors from the square where
they fully prepared To- wait on their odd custom
and the public generally, with the very best
ticcs Of Coal and Wood Cooking and Heating Stoves,
PsrloT. Chamber aud ONCE Crates, Japauned and
Common Tnware, Sheet Copp1r, Zinc, Wire, Block
Tn, Lead, sheet Iron, Copper rtts and every thing
else usually kept In our line OF business Job Work
done 10 order with neatness and dispatch.
7. W. MAXEY a. CO.
2. 500 boxes Tin Plate various brands, now
hand and for sale low for cash.
srpt25-3m ?. W. MAXEY co.
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Fees.---PrIces of Admission TO Fair

Grounds.
Single Tickets, 25c
Children under IL years, l5c
All CplDFel Persons, loo
The entrance foe articles and animals shall be
twenty per cent of the premiums to persons not mem
bers of County Agricultural Society and per
cent to parsons who produce credentials of paying
membership fees in such societies, the present
year. These credentials, under the signature OF the
President, secretary Treasurer of the County So
ciety, must in all cases be produced by those who
claim to make entries under the lowest of
Printed lists of the Premiums and Reg tons
be obtained on Application to the Secretary.
BY order of the Bureau.
+. G. EASTMAN.
-,StV Edpoiti
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-16

intention to intro luce bill providing for the
election of Governors and Judges by the people
in organized territories. Also. bill to admit
sugar aud salt free of duty, and a bill to amend
the naturalization laws.
The report Of the Judiciary Committee in the
case of Judge Watrous was then taken up.
The principal Committees are now constituted
as follows
Committee of Ways and Means--John s.
Phelps, Mo. ; John Letcher, Va. Lewis D.
Campbell, Ohio: H. Hunter Davis, Nd. John
Kelley, N. Y. VIM. A. Howard, Mich; james
F. D1wdell, Ala; Martin j. Crawford, Ga;
Phillips, Pa; Maclay, N. Y; Morrill,, Yer
mont.
Committee ON ommerce-John Cochrane, n.
Y; John 5. Millson, Va; Elihu i. Washburne,
ILL.,. W. Porcher Miles, S. c.; Edward Wade,
Ohio; James A. Stallworth, Ala. George
Eustis, Jr., La; James Landy, Pa; Linus B.
Comins, Mass.
Committee on Foreign Afairs-George w.
Hopkins, Va. Arson Burlingame, Mass; james
B. Clay, KY; David Richie, Pa; William
Barksdale, Miss; Daniel d. Sckls, N. Y:
Homer Royce, VT; William S. Groesbeck
Ohio; Branch, n. G.
| Committee on the Observation-Disclosures IL.
| Stephens, Ga; William Smith, Va Galusha
A. Grow, Pa; Amos P. Granger, N. Y; james
Hughes, Ind, Felix X. Zollicoffor, Tenn;
Chaancey L. Knapp, Mass John B. Clark,
Mo-, VallandinSham, Ohio.
Friday, Dec. 10.
SENATE.-Considerab routine business was
disposed of, and the Senate adjourned till Mon
day.
lIousE.-Mr. Boyce asked leave to introduce
Il resolution 10 admit Lieut. Mowry to the floor
Of the House, as delegate from Arizona.
Mr.. Jones Of Tenn. objected saying thai
Arizona was part of New Mexico, and he saw
no use in admitting two delegates from one Ter
rltory.
Consideration Of the Watrous Impeachment
case was then resumed. Adjourned.