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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

From the Syracuse Standard 18th.
RI "a 4 fff 1Jf I4a

Mr.. fp 4 a. hae ab1sej portrait ,jt of
myself must be amusing to my acquain-
tances in.ga gsggl29g gsiYp and rs t4ey might
be equally amused bya portrait of the
pars5n,a Twill draw oiei:: fla e" eitf
1nHesis six feet high; ofiadark. . isallWN
complexion. angular in his build and
motion, (whatdwe Yankees call g, lraaw1
boned man, answers wen his description,
especially the raw part ofthe picture;1
he has Sas long. neck, sufmounteda 'byss
small head for man Of his sizes;i lSeyess
are black, bnt not peculiarly Ikeens his
mouth indicates a mplish, tirmness. his
under Lips too large for its place, and
has TO Be SHRED IL order to fit sig hands
are large,l HIS gaittAoseniy jPaaad his air
and manner thatof one oftheyi. b'hoys.ii
/ cannot Judge of his style ef ,oratory, ,fetl
het was, conveniently unwell,, and Gen. Gem
sma WHO oo is much las Of elptsn len a read
~ did llihe business with the rinitof
Of the HALL tie printers, (who the Parso',
denounced resad!sx,h S isr noh9S .ha
~ ppa'eys and 5rdoo door keepers, in order q
speeches ana Rs t KElis par! e his
led 10 make several Calls M his fboin, ns
Ifwas at heroemlDf. thaI hill posters and
. slaspseAbleiold oea!~ed man owhq scaEs
ries bills for us. and found I, them e both
much better behaved than the Pastor.--
I Board 1T Tie same hotel With hihn;s but
aeverssawl hinf AsqthgI aabieS but once.
Whether lie took his aneals alta shilling
eating -heNse and boarded " IheasdAmer-
ican,"1, do. not knew, Ny room was
lust lust one 1floor below Ills, and in the same
Wing Of the 'hotef. ; f1eohurtied home
uudeYi The 4preteuce thatnhisi fchild was,
sick.a Lfprespmei itbgot better nal sopn
As, he Pastor got aW eff fee State ,yoda
lis obil ., a1l Yours aS&if' ..oi,.eyrr ia
emod said2ae1 !. .Lss 9dl 1dl lidsia la
The New YofN Herald thinks the
Democratic patay'is' going TO '.ru'n.1Flt
says that glne iilier sy mpatiy flor Dohgi
las, ,nar, hestiIjty, 20 DolglBs. nor. a ligle
here fonGoya WIS, nor an.
other I there ni1 ,forr Sidell and, Bright, nor
ANYTHING of the Sort. willbavaifi 70 Unite
tlistdistrattedi,i 'dfsmaAtledI II disordered!
and divided Dem6omcyB,o 81.
-94om lr-7frto,f- r-e~->,>rrTT-Sii7it i,ae .,ass
: The Rev. Eleaher Williams oeonsideped
by soms7Tzhimssk among the ppmber-
to be the last Dauphip Of France. and
about, whose indehtity SO much Was . said
Aif The papers afew Years ago, died last
Saturday week AT dhosansbirghd Frank.
I'm county N. Y.
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Minnesota ITEMS

AS slated Yesterday, In Ramsey con
ty the regular Democratic titket is EFT
ed, with the exception of 1Colter,, lltt
ran nfaF' County auditor. Mr. .KBu.
chanan, WHO r.nas an independentfali
didae.for the ofiice, Is elected BY aand.
some vote. His majority in ST Pau
city is o. .1G5g ; s7il J'HoW
9aThe Republicans elected titei sena-
tors and mostF5f Their ReprssSAHRRey nh III
s. Anthony and Minneapolis. EnGepin
couiiyl has elected lis w1i6les RpnB1ican
itickel.aibiod ,IIid L7gni,aoo qmDl edl
sc5tt c0uaaty IT iig iEongiIf Mas gone
Rennhliaaa ,12!g -4aa y. ~ i ~ leaarfd
ffs9 PM the RsspsYRlEic qSq apdidas for Sen
at taI q and REPRESENTATIVES we ahead Of
their their s c29rmapegthsq tors sSllllwsf gave
Demoeht'q III majority Of bfrY0ms5 at9 20;
Marine lRs Republican lmpsj0ri.yi9 Lake,
iaHnPp a2oE9 sa AZ t9Sp, !Gp9tliaSGoye and
P Pint Douglas +, hear, from rshiahi last
year gave 4aa,i small ma Rep bhliea majority
I lpf contest appesrsa 70 be Gle, but the
Minnesotian thinks that the lpublicans
have succeeded.
.glh Winoisr county, Ltheilnuais oiiiIi-
,cateial Republican, victory by bout the
usual Observation-Disclosures Ties. ,isaom
adi 10 eno 4 u B9HgfyIsgT- idks eps9
ss7usssm ohiio9 5EEle ctihos.p .a,, j
bae .sgniw 10 q;ctsyaE:LAhB )cy 49, J
d TruA m b llloces county, ptfiaia, eixes AN
average Republican, Imaiary y State
'ifket If sll,475 II.Hiu tsc5his, .l3p,,, for
congressal'a72 majoqas ..n n4n,
Cuyahoga, Officials giIes Jladea hs45
majority. State ticket abqt tho same
r9dio1d 7e9Ego4 = ,aafge .sH .Q m
sdi g beiaaimon cotU4 81 Oct, ls, 10
dIhe Republican maje}i on the STATE
ticket is about l5,ooof 'heaker,. Rep
inl7th dist.nowlrepoTtsd 9imsi.t TAis
makes the Legislature 4stsdol5 sReps,
TO 6 Denis.
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EysTHE MuRS1sc 'SrrN yis The f;,lo .

EET TIE MURSISe SttN is the tile of
new daily paper recently started by ".
J. DAvrD y Co., IN Dubuque. We have
received several numbers, and find the
"'Sun"to be neatly printed, well-fIled,
well edited, little fve.column daily. pro-
Tossing independence upon all matters.
1t is rather hard times for newspapers,
and especially daily ones, but friend
DAvID's excellent little sheet deserves
if it does not rec Give it,
We hope to see the" .Sun'' moving up
to the zenith, unobscured BY eveii the
shadow of a cloud. ~ 9al ia s'iiYi u ba6
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

The Guardian is the Official Paper
of ~ksuc faanan CWunty.z and having
"a mucss larger Circulation than any
other, Pnpcr. Published therein. is
rhc most Va inab bic 10 resident or N ON
resident property holders, and is ais
thc best med ium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA ,Iflection,

wItx,2 of Pfnssa..s and Mr.. Paul Moiphy,;
of the UnioedaStates. .lsandw sgoing,onia
this ciiy at the Cafe de- asRegeAce, in
the Rue st. .H9nore, the, head quarters of
the lovers Of this scientific ca game, The
Match IS to be Wonqbyp tie gefter 81 the
first seven igamesl Mi lfAY witz gained
the ftsttwa gamesy Mr,oMorphy gained
the M three next the last aof WHICH, was
played Yesterday, AFTERNOON and evening.
LII the third and fourth games Mr.. Nor.
ply made Some bf the most brilliant and
startling lmovgs that had ever been seea
IN the Cafe dc lsuRegenee. and $50 great
MAS the ,epthusilaasml that telegraphie dis
patches were sent to the Rhine, to Mer-
ry, tothe Duke Of Brunswick, and other!
great players. begging them toecome and
sthe wonder 0fl the Moladd NotW'ith-
standing YeIare in the, midst of the wa
tePrinyl season, when all the fashion ,s
supposed to be out Of town, the Cafe de
Ia Regence Is the scene Of ascrowd, or
raheF'a mob, ofdistinguiIhed men, gand
even women, Iof all enationaliiesn and all
tongqehii ltdis1belieNed that MoEphy
will WILDE bent sHwYitn !hqnsb in is not by
any nieaps sure, and, jim that case, ne be-
comes tie champion Of the World, for no
man!in Europe can beat oHatwitz. = Hari
wilzois, al ayearsIiold . tAlorphy isobut re.
Mprphy plays mpah faster than Harxliz,
and ns fact fasts1!bban NIX y ID ys , rs
has yet met, in Europe aud the bolaness
and originality Of 1risp moves . Strike dhc
lookelaLeaowith anaaeinent9and admifa'
tion -
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

odThf eYShbib a closed ls with an excellent
address ress by G 4 RosszzEELL whieb,we shall
publish next week, and the reading; of the
premiums by Col N ILL., ID a.r - y
us i hal 'hfss e 3 af are both hin ln'er
esting and instructive, ,.:.o..o,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
Agricu.:ural Fair.

ES The first Fair Of the Buchanan
County Agricultural Society was held
at this place on the 18th and 18th inst!
and Notwithstanding the shortnesss of the
notice, and the consequent haste in all
the preparations. everything passed off
smoothly and pleasantly, and the EXIT
biton, as a primary one, was very cred
liable. The receipts from the. sale of
tickets and collections at the gates,
amounted about 5000. The weather
on the first day was cold, blustry, and
somewhat stormy, and the. entries and
attendance on That day We're limited =
The second day, however, was warm and
pleasant, and The influx of visitors was
quite. Large The Quasqueton Brass
Band was in attendance, and ,enlivened
the day with their music. The different
committees were generally prompt and.
attentive to1tlieir duties making their
awards impMtially, and 70 athe general
satisfaction The Committee of Arr
engagements. Par icplarly, deserve great
praise for the ery.satisfactory provisions
made in all departments, considering the
disadvantages always incident to FIRST,
attempt Of this kind ii silT) .7ediez
We took eopiousr notes, of The ARTICLES
and aniimalspn exhibition. blu: have only
time, ~ ,potiees briqiythese WHICH We
deem m9st-wpl'ya ye6 Il ssmii ss4d
nThe display Of horses was y rather
meagr6;s and much Inferior 10 what our
cotFnty Isl capable Of making Mr.. ID.
s. Lees Beautiful 4 year old STALLION,
"Green7 Mountain Morgan, ''a was he
finest animal on exhibition. Mi" SeirlS,,
Of Littletoh, exhibited A. beautiful two
year old stallion, and Mi. II. b. Lathropp
a fine 5 year old half lbloodcd Morgan
stallion. Mr.. John Boone presented a
splendid Blaekhawk mare, 4 years old,
anssf cellffpt buggy animal. animal, Thfrs was,
besiSdssss. quite number pfii bFssdipg
mares, cqllIss p2?9ies e 5siF9yfa and sada
die h}0rsefu sams Of g thsim dyeiyfpe, bur
wefcannot, menlii9n them ip dstail,w Mr.
Chari 4s Hoover had q tine span ~ pqau mules
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old, a cross from Suffolk, very good
ThereAwerc also some fine pigs exhibited
by MrsL. Reynolds Mfr. Lane, Mr.. smy-
ser, and Mr.. Ogden, as gwelr as some
CROSSES from that Astoek,g belonging to
Mr.. James Brown, Mr.. s. B. Curtis, and
8. Sherwood. ed ,gCiYs;.95 ~ rb
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The display Of Poultry was not very,
large. but what were exhibited were fine.
Mr.. F. S. 10y presented q cock and a
pair of hens Of native breed, Mr.. John
Rieeckheimer, one cock and q pair Of hens,
Of d the Silver Gray breed. L; w. Cook,
a brace of Chiuagong fowls, and Mr.. J.
N. Millera brace Of Shanghaes and one,
of Brahmas. 49,, a-.-. 4..t.. ~,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-05
THE RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The river within the past few days hiss swollen
several inches, but not sufficiently to permit the
running Of small class steamers. The indications
Of the weather for rain at present more faterng
than heretofore. We learn from dispatch to Capt.
Il. H. HARRIsOE, from Glasgow, KY, that at
that point it was raining on the night of the 81 and
the morning the 4th This point is within thirty
eight miles of Burkesville, Ky. later dispatch to
Capt. HARRISON states that there had been no rain
at Burkesville
NEW ORLEANS sTEAMERs.-NOw ready Tor depar
ture the first rise of water, and to during the
season, Steamers james Johnson, Red Rover, Jo.
ssphine Savage, Nashville, Edward Howard, East
port, J. C. Switched, and R. A. Ogden, which are
first class boats and will give US daily line to the
Crescent City.
PTTsBURGH-The steamer Delegate, now ut the
mouth Of Cumberland, will be up on the first rise
of water and meet with immediate dispatch
CNCIvNATI-The steamers Hudson, Reliance and
Quaker City, in the river viii be up on the first
water, and return Immediately.
LoUIsvILLE-The steamers John Bell and Tenn
pest are in the river loaded for this port and
will meet with immediate dispatch These steamers,
with the popular steamer John Gault, will form q
regular line from Louisville.
ST. LoUIs-Now in port and ready for first rise of
water, the regular St. Louis packets B. III. Runyau
and SalGe West.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-05

THE CoKrIDExCE GAMEAA SHARPER CAUGHr-
LARGE Haul oP SPURIOUS MoNEY.-The Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer of the ID says: " A man by the
name Of W. Phillips was arrested on Tuesday morn
ing for attempting to pass counterfeit money About
a week ago, a man by the name Of A Wood Of
Randolph 90, Ala, came to the city, and, having
occasion to get some money exchanged for gold,
rooeeded towards one of the banking Institutions,
1rbap he was met by Phillips and his cOmpanionr
vbo nrstended to Wood that they we're business men
n the city and thai they could accommodate him,
and vouId be most happy to Oblige the gentleman,
because they had the gold and they could also use
the bills to just as good advantage IN their business
country gentleman thinking 1T very kind them
and had, doubtless, eye to the discount ne would
.hus save but too gladly accepted the proposition
The gold, by the way, was in their eee' and one Of
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SELLNGOFF!

SELLING OFF!
AT COST!I
SELLING OFF,!
AT COST!!!!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS
at CLIFTON, ALBRIGBT Co.'s No. Is Cedar Street
Cali aud examine for yourselves, the greatest in
ducements ever offered to cash purchasers. We are
fully determined to close out entire stock at prime
Eastern cost prior to the first day of January next
Merchants wishing 10 TepleDish their stock will
find it greatly to their advantage to examine cur
prices. To those wishing to embark in the Clothing
Business, we will dispose Of the entire stock, good
will and fixtures, on the most favorable and satisfaO
tory terms.
All persons knowing themselves indebted, will
confer favor by making early payments. Those
having claims will present them for settlement.
Nov25dtJan1'59.
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ihsm would 60 tothe counsingroom ana get t. VIII
the other, avery sgreesble gentleman who grew very
eloquent in expatiaiing upon the loveliness, and
beauty and luxury Of rustic life, would remain With
/ the gentleman" tai he get his gold. We should
say that Wood gave Phillips $3.50 before he went
| "to his Office" He went, bat did rot return. Ina
short time Phillips companion had occasion to step
! inst around the corner for sisels moment. and
left Mr. Wood very highly pleased with bis antci
paied success in getting the par value of bis notes
in gOld. He waited--they didn't. Suspecting that
he had been ensnared be informed an officer Of
the police, the efficient and indefaiigable s. T.
Witt who Immediately, on learning the facts in
the case, applied hmself, with bis partner, officer
Smith, most zealously to detect the raseals. The
denomination of the money vas given them by
Mr.. Wood, which they communicated to the bank
ing houses, and then waited the development of
events. Tuesday morning, Mr.. Phillips presented
fifty dollar bill at the GayOso Savings Institute
but it not being exactly " convenient" for them to
accommodate him, he was sent TO Cherry's. Officer
Witt informed of the presentation (this partiou
lar bill having been sent to Mr.. Wood by and hav-
ing also been cut into aud pasted together it could
be asily identfed), AMI followed Alr. Phillips to
the bank, and when the bill was tendered, was ask
ed whether twas god. He replied, he rather
thought it was. and would take it himself and Mr.
Philips with 1t, and be properly cared for them
both
Judging from the amount Of money found on Mr..
Phillips person. he has been operating very exten-
sivey in ''fancy business" He had 81 l58 in cOun-
terfeit and broken bank money in his pc session; he
also had receipt from Adams Express Company
for package marked $3.50, Mrs. RebecoaJ Phil
lips, St Louis" whi,h by the exertiOns of officer
Witi was stopped. He had sos in gold and $500
in paper money. The whole amount Of good money
he had on his person was S427. 40 Their baggage |
is in safe keeping at the GlyosO House Quite num-
Der OF 'lite arrangements" were found in their car
pet bags that are quite indisPenssbly necessary in
order to drive good business in the profession, /
namely, Mexican balls patent safe fixtures, blank |
checks almost every bank in the Union, ETC., ETC.
We hope the one who has escaped may be speedily |
brought to justice Let these professional gentle
men, be as promptly arrested as was Phillips, and !
they viii soon seek other quarters for their opera
tons" $50.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

News from Mexico per steamer Gen BsusIE.
NEw 0EEEAEs, Nov THE steamship Gen Rusk
from Brazos has arrived.
The news from Mexico is favorable for the Lib
erals.
Zuloaga IS about to deoamp
The Liberals favor treaty for the eztradlion Of
slaves and criminals
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-05

MONTGOMERY 81 McGkEDEs PrOprietOrSs
Two and q half miles from the City.
on THE HIIIsBoRo' OR BROAD STREET TURNPIKE.
TUyE SUBSCRIBERS socts the attention Of Horticut
and Orcharss their present large and fine stock Of
Fruits, consisting OF upwards OF
SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES,
all Of the choicest varieties grown the grounds and accimat
Ell from two years old, well formed heads, from six TO
nine feet hgh the size and most praccals
mend year old switches as recommended by
Nurseymen.
offer OO and year old trees Of great beauty and
prisng choicest varieties, which offer to the public at
duod prices order clear the ground for other nursery a
Also 10000 Pears dwar and Standards two, three and four
YEAR, Old nine feet high, beautifully furnished with
branches to the ground.
our stock Of other fruits large, comprising the choicest
retes viz Cherries, Pums, Apcots, Necarines, English
ooseerres Currants. Also the famous HOughton Goose
berry always WE'LL and never mideFs Rapberries, Straw
herrys. Grape Vines, foreign and native varieties.
and Ornamental Department being much the largest
in t containing 10000 lowering shrubs 5000 Her
ceous plants 10000 bulbs and tuberous rooted plants consist
ing Of Tulips Tuberose, Dahas, &C. Of the finest prize vaes
10000 Evergreen shrubs from to six feet high: 10000 Ever
green from to ten feet high Also, large collection
Of shade trees, and climbing vines
Our stock Of Roses very ne comprising 200 varieties OF
the different families which offer to Foras lovers at
prices Also, large and varied collection Of stove and
greenhouse plants.
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On the s nsant at the residence Of Mr. James jenkins by
Wilson Adams, Esq, Messrs REID PAYNE JosEFHUs
ADAMS to Misses ELIZABETH and Lucy AM JENKINS all Of
county. May they live long and be happy. X
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-05

A Remedy for DysPePsia.--Berhave's Holland
Bttes the most simple delightful and eeeua remedy for
dyspepsia eor the public Many OF worthy citizens
testify its efficacy. To persons subject nervous and sick head
ache, IL valuable medicine ldse57dtEtWlWE
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For sale.

MOST desirable place 30 acres five miles from Nashvis,
a on Clar.svne turnpike. House Of nine rooms
The house stable, houses fruit trees we'll spring fences
pastures, SOIL woods neighb0rhoOd, site, stock anu al
together, make the cheapest and most desirable place
its size Davidson county.
three years with interest, security lien. Apply TO Dr. dr
c. W. Moorman, c. Cantrel, this office, Z
Eoy2-dtWsSWImCns) SD. BALDWIN
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ID EN- It's e &c Y.
ms, HERNIA & WEIR,

oFTIcE CORNER CHERRY UNION STREETS.
TOID respectfully to the public that they have
Nv recently reGed Jhr and are prepared to practice
tIr fsior increased facilities They in possession,
md l continue avail themselves Of, all the valuable i'm
movements in Dentistry. charges reasonable Termscash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-05

The shelbyville EEpOsitoF Of the Sd says; ''It is
with feelings Of regret and sadness We chronicle the
sudden death Of our esteemed friend and towhsmnu,
John B. MeGhie, Of the firm of Stamps and McGhie
Of this place. The deceased, in company with 9TH
ers, set out on Thursday esening, Thanksgiving
day. on hunting tour, when his horse took fright
at something and threw him Violently as to result
IN his death the following morning Mr. McGhie
was one Of our best citizens, and bis death is la
meuted by an innumerable host Of friends and ac-
quinIances His body was inferred BY the members
Of the Masonic order at this place, Of which he is
worthy member. he leaves an aged mother, broth
er and sisters to mourn his loss"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-05
Professor HaskeIPs Electric Oil,

Professor HaSkeII's Electric Oil,
POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia,
Deafness, Eryspela ScrOfula, Bronchitis, letter, Ring
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III = Cured IN from three to trsHtg minutes. 4 IN
COrns Piles, TOOhace, Chronic STIFF JOINTS Spraias and
mor Cramps and Collie, Pains Of every description
Prices so ots., 81 and 50 pr Boazs
1t is the only real HAIR INVlG0RATOR that will make the
hair grow when everything else % clean the head white and
free from DANDRUFF in mlnutds. shiny, glossy JET
This wonderful Oil perfectly harmless: burning Bills
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SAINT to take eonquers hre soothing and healing burn
scaid in i've minutes
This Oil operates principles Electricity thousands Of
miraculous have been performed By it all the land
Use everything else then give this Oil trial, and you viii
be eonvno INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle
shall have it free.
Friend suffer no longer send for bottle OF Haskes Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No. %
Pine
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism OF courao
ton OF the muscles should the metropolitan Bath Be par
teular about the directions accompanying ea bottle. No ped
ders sell this medicine Only respectable druggists country
Merchant are agents, who have large th8gaph certificate
Beloare Of Ooapnterfsftsl
Every bottle has Professor HaskelPs Electric 0ii blown
the side and edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature to counterfeit which is forgery
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. IS Pias Street, STUNT Louis, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
terms Druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this popu-
wonderful remedy by calling in person, addressing by
orders promptly filed and forwarded.
Term Cash 81 81 SIG per Dozen II elegantly put
up, securely packed, and variety Of superb Lthogp Fns
Bills &c furnished gratut0usy Send in your orders
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y 10. G. PROV N's- 80 w. marld&EEly
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NASHVILLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, DEoEmBER >, 1855.

Tomorrow Monday, the 9Th, } Congress cOnvenss.
The Presidents Message viii probably not be sent
in before Tuesday.
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I{.IDGE AND TURNPIKE STOCKS
n n n Sal H

Z % SHARES Of Stock in the Broad Street Bridge Company,
also q shares Lebanon Turnpike Stock, both good invest
}. L. & Il. W. DROWN,
povaI-tlJsD Az Cherry street.
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River News.


LOUISVILLE, Nov. The river is rising with 81
water in the canal Raining hard.