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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-30

mOULTON & REED,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND Confession MERCHANTS
AND DEALEEs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &C., &c.
NO. So BROAD R4Y NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
IL Country produce taken in exchange highest prices.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND T'ENNEssEE.
d. A. Tihbs. Pronriefor.- /. u -

ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor. asH
FHVIs Hotel spacious budiht uss comp Iced
Ihepropriet0r has Incurred heavy ezpene lifting
andfurnishing the rooms % make them and o1rahla
The house is ePsn for The reception Of bo, vnrs and
Travellers
for $50 persons. omnibus. With good
at the depot convey passengers the Hotel
depot again The intends
HOTEL and hopes share liberal patronage. rH rFcrrr
augl5 DANIEL A. TIBBS, prouresor
FTINE VIRGINIA TORACCO.--Capt.Z. siuitzh. 81
IN sent a large lot Of Fine Tobacco.
NV LANGLEY & co. $50
sep3 Agents for z Shuts, aud Hasy Booker
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sALE % NEGROEs.

NY virtue Of decree Circuit Court Of the United
States for District Of Middle Tennessee in the case o.
W NJ Brown and others vs. Allen T. Gooch and other,J viii,
on The ga day next Court House door, int le
tou Of Mureboro, public sale, named
Fnk and Thomas for cash heinz two the negroes toned
he decree and ordsrsd bs5old the compliments debt
Sontl5-dt5s. JACOB McGAVOCK,
9. 4 II. Of said Court
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AVING determined to dispose 90 my essie Nashville
viii sell that convenient residence seulpsi By ny
elf, summer srset. The house contains nine good ruou
besides Kitchen ashhou sokeOus, three srFant rooms,
bath store &C. is supplied win s and and
Is complete in particular. The io u gO feet By 10
deep II DESIRED the viii be sold with 50
Parties desiring purchase viii call A. " s. Lindsey
auE2O JAMES NICHOL-
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AUCTION GCOmmIsSIoN NOTICE,
WATSON X. COOKE gAssER ~ RA1LET- aEosGE Lex
COOKE, BAILEY & co.


COOKE, BAILEY & co.
WHOLESALE DEALEzs ~
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps straw GOodss 1oc,s
No. 50 North Side Pubic Sqsrs lizss5izs, zs1H.
WWTE nov receiving large and veil asserted STOCK Of
wv and desirable goods, selected HLh great add
adapted 70 the and approaching su % which earnest
" invite The attention Of he trase- ~
those merchants who goods short tine and then
their paper promptly al maturity VII make % tr
70 give az least portion Of their Patronage
CAN and examine STOCK and prizes 90. ....
Orders carefully hed, and goods promptly sent frHa7l
sugS COOKE. BAILEY q co -
METROPOLITAN EATING EHOUsE.
YTyE Propnstors beg nforn the citizens o. Nashville aa
the public generally that they have u couera Sc szB1rs
fsd Up the store houses On the % -a
lr- CHERRY AND CEDAR 6TREBIS, f ~
for the purpose o. carrying regular business 10 the
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill % Fare prices
that be enabled 70 suit both pockets
customers. ard charge for thu teF et Tbs
needed in city and hope By Business,
70 merit public patronage. We feel cn o. with
efforts and the immortal ia the kitchen via farnsh
public dinners at the shortest notice. We also Keep hand
large stock Of
CIfARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, RuyES AED LIQJ0RS
Call and examine AZ the Metropolitan
oct6 J. & ". MOORE.
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UAVANA CIGARs.--A Los of vsry eus Haraua g
81 Fars iuslrscsTed ~ J. ". LAfdL ~ 4 Co
5lass-s Ne, -, Euisn sTssi.
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAmIT,y
GROCERIES.
IN CASES Fine Imperial, Gunp0Wder Young Hyson and
eptb Block Teas
50 boxes Star Candles, 80 Z do, 30 4 do;
10 do ShillitO's Palm Soap,
Is cases Hills Fancy and 10 cases CASTLE Soap
5 do Transparent Balls.
10 boxes variegated Soap;
20 do Pearl Starch;
casks sup. carb. SOda-pure articIe
30 hhds prime and choice New Orleans Sugars.
90 bbls extra filtered Molasses
Is half bbls Sugar House do;
so cases fine Virginia Tobacco-assorted brands.
$1,000 Cigars-assorted brands;
Painted Tubs and Buckets,
Cedar Tubs and Buckets;
And many other articles in the Gnlcery line.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
ap No. College, three doors North Of Spring street
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IRBY MORGAN a co.,
ana Public square, Nashville, Tenn. 4

IRBY MORGAN a co..
NO. ana Public square, Nashville, Tenn. i
WWTE have received and opened entire siuck Of
w Eau and Winter Gso8dss
Embracing elegant lines Of New styles Dress Goods
Fancy Prints-our usual quality and n good variety
Mems Wear-a large stock; embracing plsnd
o. the finer gntie5 Of Fancy Cashmere.
Ready-mads Clounga select better russ
together with ali such ... DID,. p ID.
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
make eomylse stock Of Goods Vhch attsn
ton Of Merchants only.
best Of 0psuel
and think we'll worthy the cafai asuto 81 pers6u
buying to sell again. la1s21l IliBY MORGAN 4 Co. -
AUCTION a COMMISSION NOTICE,
BENZ II. SHIELDS
WIN continue % make sales Tor Cash only during The pres
w ent season. All sales made payable within three dsTEr
Liberal advances made colsEnentl. All persons having
balances hands VIII iavUr calling and receipts
for proceeds. No goods bought on account
8EN@. p SHIELDS.
P S.-Couny merchants WI please call wiif kee
SANITY on hond a yarieiy Of fras goods. -r
sp7 BIS
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COTTON MANUFACTURING AGENCY.
EETE sole gents for the Sale Of the
wv Richland Manufacturing Com. Pulaski, Tenn.
sumner do do Gaatn, do
Franklin Factory, Franklin, do
Rockdale do Mt. Pleasant, do
Shoal Mills, DaEreneeburg, do
Crescent do do do
CroWson do do do
Hope do do DO
PinewOOd do Pnswood, do
Sparta Manufacturing COMFY, Sparta, do
laurel Hill Factory, Henryville, do
And have always hand full sheetings Osnaburgs
Dlngs Baggngs Cotton and Batting, which offer
the wholesale trade only in lots Of less than bales sheet,
bales Osnaburgs, 3 bags Cotton Yarns, &c.
Nashville, March :, 1858. W. II. GORDON & 90.
TERRASS BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS to hicCrea TerTass, dealers in GRO
- CERIES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUOlkS, No. % and Is Broad street.
IRON, &C., AT COST.
900 tons assorted PttSbug Iron, so tons Castings,
10 4" g Iron Axes, Is " Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, IS boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing to quit this branch Of business, will sell large
lots for cash, and in small lots at greatly reduced
TERRASS BROTHERS
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Kirkpatrick, Nevins d Co.,
I RECZFZEG, FORWARDLYG And WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
AVE in store large and complete assortment Of
4 d Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock; .- sd
Raisins full stock, with Teas Candles Sardines, Mack
erel Glassware, assorted Pecans; together with all kinds
oes usually kept in the Grocery linz. Our stock Of
BRANDIESs WINES WHISKY &C.,
think surpassed in this any To
heavy stock Of goods nov in store invite The attention Of
the trade.
marQs-tf KIRKPATRICK. NEvINs Co.
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HILLMAN BROS
Iron Depot,
NO. "A COLLEGE, AND Il AND 43 KARKET STREETS
OFFER for sale good cash prom dsslers,
500 tons Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron;
$50 " well assorted Pittshurg Iron
so 4" Hammered Iron, including PlOT Moudss
so 50 Best Tennessee Castings;
10 . Cast, Shear, E. 4 A. ID. Steel
1000 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand;
200 Cast, Wrought and Steel PloWs, all sizes;
900 Sets Wagon and Buggy Axes, all sizes.
Also, Auyis, Vices, Files, Chains Axes Straw Cutters, sc.
jan29-to jan ], 80.
SUNDRIES.
ME have in the following articles, which viii sell
~ at reduced prices
30 bills Walkers Xxx Ale, 25 bbls Smiths Xxx Alsi
10 casks London Porter, quarts
10 do pnts
l22 doz English and Scotch Ales best brands
80 do Pittsburg Als, in bottles
900 do Fresh Cove Oysters
50 do Spiced Oysters;
IS cases American Pickles, assorted
100 d0z English Pickles,
25 do Worcester Sauce
90 do assorted Z"
100 baskets Champagne choice brands;
IS chests Black and Green Tea
100000 assorted ses with the usual variety,
mention. Lfeb2sl VESSEL & THOMPSON
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ALEX. DELEssERs -.
Successor to LYONS & COZ
Importer and Dealer ina Havana CigoFss
TObaccOs Acc. .- -
FOREIGN WINES AND LILO UORS
M ar. E-TyDs

WILL constantly hani large assortment Of Foregnr
Brandies, Wnss, Gin WHISKY, Liquors U ever dson
Hayana Cigars smoking and Chewing Ioacco, Fit3 all daat1
apprtaining 70 my line Of business which odr Go fse and
public generally the hoge
energy and proHpl attention business li sha1i
de liberal patronage bestowed 1iy predecessors
ALEXANDER DELlsSER. .-. 81
ie23 Il 7IPuhlie square, Nashville, TeuH-
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CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIES, &c
TXHE subscribers offer for sale the following choice brands Of
Wines Brndies, &c:
50 Baskets Star brand; .a.H...
10 g Widow or Vive CliqUot;
10 g Fleur de SeIlery and Crown brands;
50 boxes Choice Clarets;
10 cases Swiss Absyath
10 - Curacan and Marashino;
so {" Gouey, Bookers, and other Bitters;
40 casks London Porter and Ednourg Aes various brands
The "Yine growers Co. jules Durand, Agent "Jean Louis
superior old cognac ISL and 'Sazac fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed in quality and favor by the Agents for
the sale Of these brands.
2ppes pure Holland Gin Jamaica Rum Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch Irh and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy,
Bounce, The connoeu and good Wines Bran
dy Seas, &C. are respectfully invited to call and examine
heir stock aprilH A. KERR & 90.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000, PAID IN AND SECURED.
THIs Company being fully organized according to Charter
prepared to write Policies against Loss Damage by Fire,
Buildings Goods, Wares and Merchandise generally Also,
transportation, the most favorable terms.
LIFE NEGRO Policies Issued CURRENT RATES.
Office No. S6, Corner of Square and Cedar Street,
DIRECTORS.
A sLE6NP T TiEIpvp T T. BE WdG5s
16HY K1RKyrA g 8AmE9 " EW
HENRY HART, JR., r. O. MNAIRY, ..-#
WESLEY GREENFIELD
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary. aprilS-y
J. T. MARTIN. wHEIEss. A
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,
q ROCE II - & EN- Il h Al co VI NJ is SION
AND ...
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON, TOBACCO
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
iyl-
PAINTING ESTABLISHWENT,
BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLBEEGS, &C, are re-
ID quested to take notice that the undersigned, having made
the necessary arrangements and secured the services Of competent
gOrnen is prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS the line
Of his yocoon In all its various branches In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING
The subscriber prepared with the greatest prOmptneSs
all contracts however large which may be rendered style and
upon terms which cannot fail to give satisfaction He also pre-
pared to execute all manner OF
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL GRA1lNs AND MARBLTNs.
Having IN that secured the services Of the most expert
md experienced artists
The subscriber would request persons having Work in his line
r. 7. FLEMING,
maTc8-dd Note, Union St, between Cherry and Sumner
f. Z. GLASCOCK,
A UOTI0NEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer
services to the public Agent for the sale Of Real Estate
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries, other species
roperty either in country Being determined de
time to the above business and having had considerable
Experience hatter myself hzs gs satisfaction 70 those
may favor in that line always be found at the
ouung Room Of tbs PatFiet 0ees Whsrss absee or
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J TEXT BOOKS, used IN the High school, FO-
male Academys Young Ladies, Seminary
and othar Schools IN tn City and COuntFy. For Es
bp gHARLEs ". SMITH,
ssBH a oollaysstsst.
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A. C. ssRTER M y 8. " KAY ". c.
CAR r r II, MIX n a. Coz
wH0LEsALE GROCERs,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOR
- WARDING MERCHANTS,
Dealers ia Fine BFRndieS, wines,
and Domestic Liquors,
10. IS PUBLIC SQUARE, E-ASHTLLLE, TINY
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=. N. brennan. $500. 49,.
Nashville Foundry & Machine shop,
VaIuabIe Dwelling Tor ssIe.

FEVEASg TEAS-!IJast reuivei superor assortent %
Green aud Black Teas aud a sale reiaei prices by
june3-0 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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A Letter irnrn Gaossin.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 4th, 1913
DEAR JoUavAL IL am still in this deserted
city, for Buffalo Is deserted. Business here is
dull, very dull, might say--but never mind what
might say. Buffalo is not the town il used TO
be ten years ago--tbcn il was The city on the
lakes, full ofbusle and business, but, now-dont
mention it why there smoothing doing here com
parotively. The steamers are lying idle, the
wbaryes arc deserted, men walk about the streets
in their old clothes looking the picture OF "out
at the elbows" There are many reasons why the
city Is going crab.wisc Just now. First of all the
"Panic" " mas gone hard with IT, as most Of the
business done here is commission. There has been
no demand for lumber aud farmers have held fast
TO their grain and produce Of all kinds and this
has knocked the shipping on the lakes into, -
well, j cant say what into Then there is the
railroad cutting or great deal of the western
travel and trade, and the Great Western railroad
crossing into Canada at Niagara Falls. Many
who go to New York from the West and North
West, go by the Great Western leaving the New
York Central at Rochester and passing into Cana.
do at the Suspension bridge, Tor the sake of hav-
ing it TO say when they get home that they have
been to the Falls. These two roads then must
place. TO be sure the people here are conscious
of this fact and hence the depreciation of proper.
ty, and the suspension Of traffic in real estate, and
Of every kind Of enterprise consequent upon II
prosperous aud thriving city. An architect who
has long resided here, says that there is literally
n &c mn III, ilnIb In E,r
ployCd six or eight men TO assist him in building,
but now he can attend TO all his business himself,
and not devote more than ttUS hours to il out of
the twcnty-four. Railroads play the deuce with
some cities. Some places are ruined by them,
Others mado ! doubt very much whether any
city on the lakes, save Chicago. has been benefited
by the railroads. Chicago is the stopping place
for all western travel and is destined to be to the
West, what the city of New York now is to the
whole country. It Buffalo would recover from
the blows thus given her by the railroads she
must become manufacturing town. nothing else
will save her. To be sure there will always be
more or less trade carried on here--but the cream
is taken off by these side toays-and must ever be
so to great degree. There is talk here now of
bridging the Niagara at this place, but even that
will not restore the trade and travel that is now
passing through Canada.
These are my views of tho matter, views hastily
formed perhaps, but think in The main, correct.
was in this city seven or eight years ago, and |
think that then there was fUe times the enterprise
aud business that there is now. But have time
now only to tell you this much of Buffalo, city
that has seen her best days GOSSIP.
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Anotl,cv ,Vrxns IgcyolutIDn.

Gen. Houston having become somewhat odiOus
70 his party in Texas, and seeing no chance for n
reelection to the u. s Senate, sometime since ro.
solved to try his fortune in the now territory Of
Arizona, Recently, however, he has been making
an effort to secure the passage Of bill by Con
giess authorizing the appointment of u Protcclo-
rate over Mexico. Failing in this, he is now
making arrangements to collect small army Of
filbusters march into Mexico, mud declare for
Independence Should ho succeed, the old Texas
game will be rc.cnacted and the Slave Power will
raise the cry for lis admission to secure the
Equilibrium of States An equal portion Of
Right and Wrong, The administration is evident
ly lending aid and comfort to the hero of San ia
cnto in this gigantic enterprise and wholesale
robbery,
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Probate Court of Wood County. O. ]

- PetltOn TO complete real contract.
Wesley Brown, Administrator of Leonard Dull dc.
ceased, VS.. Elizabeth Dull and Others
'VNHE said Elizabeth Dull, widow, and Eliza Brown
l. Mary Campbell, John L. Campbell John H. Dull
Leonard Dull, Jr, and Christiana Dull heirs at law
and legal representatives Of Leonard Dull late of De-
lance county, Ohio deceased hereby notified that
Wesley Brown, administrator of said deceased on the
Sd day of june A. ID. 1858, filed his petition in tho
Probate Court Of Wood county in said state the OBJ.
ect and prayer of which is to obtain an order of said
court to enable said administrator to complete on be-
half OF said heirs contract entered into by said Jeon-
ard Dull in his lifetime, the 10th day of Nav A, D.
1854, with one Samuel McCrory, by which said Leon
ard Dull contracted in writing to convey to said Nc
tional section number twenty.eght in township five
north of range twelve cast in said Wood county, Ohio
containing 50 and $4,000 of land And said do.
endanS are further notified that said petition will be
heard before said Probate Court on the 9Th ay of July
a. ID. 1868, at 10 o'clock AM. WESLEY BROWN,
Admir-. of Leonard Dull deceased
WM CARTER, Attorney,
June 3. 1SjS-tw5St "a
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SAVE YOUR HARD MONEY. The locofoco leg
islature of last winter passed law requiring
all taxes under five dollars to be paid in gold
and silver The object of this was to make the
poor man contribute his mite to the broker and
shaver as we'll as to the government, for the
demand which will thus be created for specie
will materially enhance its value and brokers
can fatten upon the poverty of the people,
Those who can, should save sufficient specie to
meet their wants at the proper time, and thus
avoid the necessity of paying heavy per cent,
for gold and silver.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-10

TuG PREstpgNrs SALARv,--rhc supporters of
the admiStralion at Washington, not content
with voting the administration tliry:fCe mil.
lions OF dollars over aud above the revenues o
the government, have recently passed bill
through Congress, virtually increasing President
Bochanon's Salary to ifysiX thousand dollar,
per annum. They were Ohad to make the in
crease direct and they therefore voted il in the
shape Of incidcutOlS, such as wines, furniture
provisions, *, Twenty five thousand dollar,
was salary enough for the earlier presidents but
Jimmy Buchanan being SO much superior o any
OF his predecessors, his salary must be doubled
Is this the kind OF economy the democracy
promised Us in the campaign of lsoj!--keatoN
Rtpu1iicag.
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How Thcy Feel in hnnsns--MorC
Bribery.

We have been permitted 10 make the follow.
ing extract from private letter, writtenby Rev,
John Eaton of Crcsco, Anderson county, Kan.
sos Territory, under date Of May 9th, 1858, and
addressed to relative in this county II u-
doubtedy gives u correct index OF the feelings
of the Free State men, and also discloscs the
fact that the Administration is making use OF
every possible means to secure the adoption Of
the Iccompton swindle. We don't believe it
csn ruise enough clubs over their heads to coercc
them into its support, but we may be mistuken;
II will Just say again to you that Kansas is
the best country in the United States, that is il
is the best in the state of nature. Perhaps ii is
not as pleasant now as old aud improved coun
tries, but now is the time to come to Kansas to
get the first chance, especially If the land comes
into market in July, as is now anticipated 49,
But it is making hard times for us that are al
ready here. Claims can be boHght very chcep
here now. don't know of u half dozen men in
these parts that are ready To prc-cmpt their
claims. But the last news we have from Wash
ington is, that if we will take the LecOmpt0a
Consultation the land sales will be put OH lor
q while and give us n chance to get our lands,
also they will give the State of Kansas Zee mil
lions of acres of land to boot. But that wont
6hy uS, not only our idHd6 Dut our RGcS WlIl be
sacrificed before we will take the Lecompton
swindle. We are not to be trllcd with in that
kind of q way, and Congress and the admins
tralion will find it out, too, before many nonths,
They will learn that the people OF Kansas are
not TO be bought up like their miaions. Our
principles are mott in the market, and consequent
ly will not be sold for land or money. We are
very well aware that the administration intends
10 oppless us with all the power that it has
1t can greatly dOmOge us, but it can't Juyus nor
drive us.
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Ditch Notice.

TTHE resident holders of lands in section tweu--
l. ty.two, Montgomery township are hereby notified
that the trustees of said township will meet at the
lay out and apporton ditch as follows to witt Com
mencing the south west corner of section twen-
N-two, and running north east until it intersects
nate, JACOR AFTER ,
Nav 13, 1S5S--1v6k
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-10

GETTING HIS PAY.-The editor of the Mount
Vernon Banner supported the Locompton
swindle and the administration has rewarded
him by making his sheet an advertising organ.
One advertisement published i'll the Banner is
for Naval supplies, such as White Pine, Black
Spruce, Pig Iron, Cotton, Canvass, Pitch, Tar,
and Rosin, to be delivered at Kittery Maine,
Charles'o on Mass, and other Eastern points,
If this is not TO reward the Editor for his devo-
ton to the Slave Power, we should like to know
what it is for. The articles advertised for are
about as common in Knox county as they are
in Wood, and the government will derive about
as much benefit from the advertisement as they
would to advertise for the oman in the Moon.
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The State Land Office ut this place has been
cloSed--deeds have been ordered to the holders of
any outstanding certificates under the actual-set-
tier law, withot filing any affidavit of improve
mcnt The books have been removed to the Au-
ditor of States Office Mt Columbus. This is the
finale of the famous land shark humbug which
afforded fruitful hobby for some OF our Office
seeking gentry. Like many other hobbies, there
was but little of it, ercept iphjc it lasted. With
the policy above noted we believe all parties con-
cur, as to its propriety. .-Defance Democrah
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Wol d IN WIscoNsS,--rhere are within the
State o! Wisconsin 800 saw mills-3S6 water and
PSI steam mills, The amount of lumber manu-.
hctpged last year, was l74,000,000 feet OF which
there was manufactured on the Wisconsin and its
tributaries l49, 500, 900 feet. The total value of
the lumber manufactured in the State in 1857, was
80, 49,, 400, and the number of men employed in
the business, was l9567--of whom 1850 were
employed on the Wisconsin river aul its tributa-
rieS