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is0TiCE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN

NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE or
AmAbAMA.-NoticeI ~ hereby given that the Land
once al n unfsvllle In the State of Alabama will.
on and after ihe 10th day OF May next he omen r.
thu sale at private entry and location of all vacant
wbirh were subject to entrv and location prior To-
withdrawal BY Notice No. 56i. 6eing lands winch
had been vii hdrswn probably failing within the
prescribed limits Of selection Of the riroad RAM m
Alabama by act OF Congress- approved June a iaiS
hut since asoertalned not to be with n said limit
VIZ: A'S'
North Of the base line and east of the Hxnt,p,u.
meridtdn
Townships and 2, of range5.
Townships l, 2. and 8, and tbs parts of tovnshi,s
and S. north and west OF the Tennessee river Of
range6
TOWNSHIPS and ?, and the parts Of townships 9
md 4, north and west OF the Tennessee river Of
rgnse7.
Township |, and the parts Of townships 2 and 4
north and west of the Tennessee river, Of ranges
The parts OF townships end 2, north and west of
the Tennessee river, of RANGES 8.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Office,
at the city Of Washington, this 18th day Of March,
i6sa THOS. A. HE~DRICKS,
M fs-lew6v Commissioner.
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THE DOUBLE PLOT.

Three hungry travellers found a bag of Eold:
One ran into the town where bread was sold
He thought. 81 viii poison the bread buy
A nd seIzs the treasure when M comrades die"
But they thought, when back hi feet have h,sd.
We Will destroy him, and the gold divide"
Ihsy Killed him. and, parta king Of the bread,
Ina lev moments al. were lyInx dead,
q world behold what III thy Kooda have done.
ne gold has poisoned TWO, and mur dered one.
IAIgsJ'S Poetry Of the East
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STOP THAT RATTLING.

an now prepared 20 put on "Chapman's Elastic
remedy for the rett!ins of the shaft cir 8H&
OF Carriages and Wagons, which can Be 49,
Call and examine at my Factory WHARF 4 Aav.
certificates from the leading Cone6 ma -. /. ~
country, ANDREW n iOVrp :" soe
dot correr i1th .a1 e..
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Medicines.
A B 4 A U T FU l. II A D
RICH q LO SSY II A i II +,
COMPLETELY PREsERvED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that is gray would not have il restored to
former oOor; bald, but would have the srowth re-
won ID have It removed, troubled with scrofula,
scsId head. or other ptons but would be CURED,
II II WIZ also re%oSe all pimpss from the face or SKIN
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative Will de all this, see
circular and the following xs Assox, Nov.s 1856.
PROF. o. J. WOop-Deer Sir: have heard much
said of the wonderful effects oil your hslr festora-
aud quack nostruns, hair dyes. &c.. was disposed
to place your restorative IN the same category with
the thousand and one loudly trumpetsd quack rem
edIes, until | met Jon IN Lawrence county some
months since. when you gave me such assurances as
trst bS my good wife, whose hair had become very
thin and entirely white, and before eIhsustIn6 ono
of large bottles, her hair was resortd nearly to
mai beautiful brown color, and had thck eBej
and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head. She continues to use it. not simply
because of its beauty effects upon the hsIr, but
because of its heathiul influence upon the head and
mnd Uthers Of my family ana friends are using
your Restorative with thu happlest effects: there
fuIe ptIcism and doubt in reference to its val
ne aud characte or are entirely re,oy ed and can and
do most cordially and conldentIally recommend ITS
by eli who would have their HAIR restored from
H5 All
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
very truly anu sf''sluiy s}SHIao5SMoN MANN
FRIEND woop: TWAS long time after saw You
at Bis.6ed before got the bottle Of Restorative
for which you gave me an order HpOn your agent in
Detroit, and when got it concluded to try 1t on
has done all that you assured ne it would do; and
o, hers of my family and friends. having witnessed
Its effects, are now uclng and recommending it's use
to others entitled to the shest
claim for il.
Again. very respectfully ard truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE. ILL, June "a. 1852.
have used rrof o. J. w GODS Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as thous hit, prematurely gray, bot
bJ the of his reetorative has resumed it's org
nal color, and, / have donht, permanently SO.
). BREESE, ex Senator L.. g.
d. j. WOOD Il CO, ProprIetors, Siz Broadway,
n. ". Tin the great n. y. Wire Railing Establish
mcnt) and ia Market ST.. st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
fe r. Smr
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| NOrtH OF Idc case fHc drd fctst OF TUG TfHCfTHt
meridian.
| Township u, of range 2.
At the land ofhce at MONROE, commencing on
Monday, the t,ceHty-stEhfh day Of June merit. for
the dispose Of the vacant lands In the erss -rvB
e.r.d stsiiSns, within the Tndermentionei town,
mis- on .Sek siSs ofthe "VIcs sbars. Shreveport.
and Texas railroad" subject. required 10y law. to
minimum of fpo dollars ahdJViy cents Ptr oore,
|
NORTH Of the base IiAs and east Of tao principal
| meridian.
| Townships ~, Ia, and 49, of rsngel.
townships IL a>d 10 of range2
townships u. 10, and 10; Of ranges s nd4.
Townships 6, IL, and IS, Of ranges 6, Z, O. 10. and
| Townships IS. is. II, and 10, of rang. IL.
| Townships IS, l6 and IL. Of rauges IS and IL.
| Townships Is and 10, of RAJ re IS.
North Of III. base Tin, and ,r.sf Of al, principal
| meridian.
townships IL, Ia, AID 70, oranges /, and S.
At the land office at NatchItoohes. commencing
on Monday the fourteenth day OF June next for the
deposs oi the public lands, heretofore snoft red.
viz:
North Of the Gass line and rsu Of tis PrinripaI
meridian.
Townships 4. 5. and y. of range4.
Township =, of range :.
Townships 10, z aud 3. Of ranges.
Township %, OF range 10.
TowBsh hips Y and 5, Of range n.
Township IS Of range u, and township q, ofranse
At the land Office at Nstchitoches commencing on
Monday, the tcsnty-sishth dsS Of ySns nexf, for
the disposal OF the vacant lands an the
t,r,s seeiIoHs, within the andrr; mentIoRed town
ships, which remain TO the United States cifhis s
miles each sIds OF the "NIcksburg, Shreveport,
and Texas railroad " and of the New Orleans, Ope-
CURED by law. to q minimum OF dollars dHdtf
| ~ cerfS per acre. VIE:
/ On the ''NIossburs, Shreveport, and Texas raIl
road"
North Of III, base line and osst Of "a. rriacipaI
nsTididn.
Townships IL, IT, and 10, Oranges 6, 4 g. 10, and
Townships Is, IL. and 10, OF ranges IS Ia, 49, and
l6.
,,on the e. New Orleans. opelousss. and Great
North Of The bds. live md rsss Of the prineipai
| pseridior.
Township I, of ranges 10 and N.
| Lands appropriated BY law for the use Of schools
military, and other purposes, together wuh the
swamp and overlooked srauted To the State by the
acts Of Congress approved March 2, Is4s. And Ssp-
temisr ~, 1857 Will tie excluded from the ssles.
Of the railroads. y III Eod subject the right Of
way srsnted by the act OF AuKusts, Is 2 for sad
railroads. and the tracts By the routes
vI be sold rs containing the quantities pectIvey
| oherlns OF the aBovs lands will ne commenced on
the days appointed. and Will proceed The order
i which they are adveTtIsod. until the whole shall
have been offered, and the rates thus closed. hut
no private entry Of any Of the above lsnds will re
| admitted until the expiration ut the two week..
6iven under nv hanG, at the cItv Of " Arlington,
this ninth DAY OF March ammo DomInI one thousand
ehlsht hundred and hffy e qltthmtrr. prcY,n,.
| By the Pre.ident:
THOMAS A, HKSrRIcK.
Commissioner OF the 1eaersi Land Ofhoe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Eyar ApNaf l~Af go 10 o ~
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E'HE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
OF YOUTH.
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. DONA Id KENNEDY.
Ne. I'D Warren Street, RoIhSrv, Masssskvssffs

Silmsn, Kidwell & Lawrence, ]. il. Gardner, Burr
Ms Ta;; z W. Nh,1n Co. s. Ws.h, Stone
Boswell, Daniel q. Clark, ]. p. Miiburn, DnnfnI
Dyson, Ford Bro. Agsnts for Georg etown.--R,
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Form OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. nj. q. MeIsS, u. 5. Engineers:
We, the undersigned. residents of -, in the
nant with the United 3tstea and gnarsnty in case
the foregoing bad of = he accepted, that ne or
they Will, within ten days after the accepts of
tie said bId ecutc the contract for the same with
good and sufficient sursties 10 perform the work or
t1nIsh he articles proposed, in conformity to the
terms of the advertisement under which il was
made. nd IN case the said - shall fail to enter
into contract aforesaid. we guaranty to UIe K o
good the difference between the oder BY the said
----and Tie next low eat bidder.
Signed. Alb
G.. -.
hereby certify, that, to the best OF my know
end belief, the above named guarantora are good
and Sufficient.
Signed. F. F.
IN dtMayl1
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LIFE

Love. Hope, and Joy fair Pleasures smiling train
hate, r ear, ard GIlcf. the family of pam;
These, mkt with art and to due bonds confined,
" axe ana mslutaIn the ba.ance OF the mind;
The llkhts and shades, whose well-accOrded strife
Gives all the strength and color OF our life.
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HEALTH.

The INGREDIENTS OF health and long HE are
Great temperance, open air,
Easy labor, little care.
SIR PHILIP Sidney
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BIDS will be received fot the purchase o the lands
IN gross for separate parcels as abov desc he'd,
the department. reserynf to itself accept
or reJect either or both. as may he deemed uost adj
yantsreous To the government.
BIDS VII be received until y o'clock m, OF the Slst
day 81 Nav. ~ which hour all then before the de
pa ,tm-nt Will be opened.
Pop ,ssls . onld IA aied and endorsed "Proro-
SIS Tor tie purchase 81 the Irlanf of Rosk IT, and.
symsnt TO he made IA ,sh 20 tho hsslstsnt ITea-
sur at StLou To the TreaFu at " a. tra,
within hfteen days ATT the .ptaLc- az the bids,
AND receipts rnnsmittei Immediately o his part-
ment In csse Of failure To make the %, rnent nh
In the time specified, the sw.rd shal. be declared
null and void. JOHN b. FLOYD.
N S-lAwd Secretary Of Wsr,
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y tho Preeldcnt:
THOMAS A, HENpRIcKe,
Commissioner Of the GENERAL Land Offoe
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT,

Every person entitled TO the rgh Of pre- mption
II any OF the lands within the ioynshIps and parts
OF townships above mentioned, required to estsb
lsh he same TO the satisfaction OF the register ard
receiver Of the proper land office. and naks pay
nlsHf fherefor fOor as prdrftodbfs after sssfRs
hts NOTICE And before the day pponted for he eom
menoement of the putlic sale oi the ands embracing
the tract GAINED otherwise such clsIm Will he for
feited. THOMAS A HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of tie q eEeral Land Office.
I'M l1-laWl9N
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me Califo,nla mail steamers leave ge-x Yer,
Ga the sth sd 2oth Of e,s , esptS. - I'VE
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-Cotton. ssles of 49, O0O
bales at Sa9i. Sales Of three DAYS $500 bales.
receipts $4,000 bales Decrease in receipts 200
UOO bales Decrease at all ports 496 900 GALES Stock
oo,ioOO oaies. Sugar lower, 43a5. Olhef articles
Before Frank Anderson SURRENDERED ne burnt all
'ne buildings at Castillo, killed the cattle ana de-
stroyed the lake steamers. and then came down the
river and surrendered to Capt. Ssnds OF the Sus-
quehana, nine miles above Greytoun.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18.-six and dalf feet water to
Cairo
LOUISVILLE, Jan. I8.-siz fsa, and Ia halfwater
on the falls River rising.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I8.-Tas House is discus
sing the Presidents annual message
SENATE.-DOolittle introduce a resolution d.
recting Presidential medal to Pauldlng.
NEWORLEANs. Jan. 1S.-C5ttOn sales $500 bales
81; supplies limited Sugar sin lower; fully fair
48a4B Mess pork 1871. Sterling to premium.
New York sight exchange 1Lsconnt to premium.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. I8.-Flsar 70. Wheat dull.
Corn 553a39. Oats 404a4l
WASHINGTON Jan Is The Senate passed
jointresolutiOn extending I'D defining the power of
the President in regard 90 ne nomination OF officers
affected by the retiring Lu
Mr. Brown gave notica Jt an amendment TO Mr.
Doolittlc,s ras0lrt;or for medal to Paulding that
congress Is surprised Q. --o 0'' VI "aIheI ana
others, and is satisfied '' me arrest violated the
sovereignty CT Nioaragu ana TO condemn Pauldings
conduct. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The House lscussed Central American
affairs. Adjourned
ST. LOUIS, Jan. IS Governor Denver, in his
message to the Kansa legislature ssorbes the ami
mostly and bitter fe ng IN the territory rather to
personal than pelitIsd considerations, and asks
Kansas to emulate re harmeniOusness Of the Ne
braskians.
NEW YORK. Jan. l3.-CottOn advanced I, Up
land 10. Flour 81 lern, 50a4 80; Wheat, Suoth-
ern red I2aI -, Fhite lSal 30; Corn very dull;
Pork IA 75al5 %; GofFee firm.
PORT AU Pr yGE, Jan. l.-Business depressed;
markets unchan ID
CINCINNATI, Jan. 18-Flour IS; Whisky Is;
Hogs dull 3 75a5 20; Mess Pork II so; Lard 7Ja74;
Bulk meats lower; Oats IS; Barley 5Oa62; Wheat
7OaSO.
WASHINGTON, Jan 13.-The National Agricul-
tral Society convencd its sixth annual meeting to-
day. Twenty-four States and Territories are repre-
sented The proceedings are intesting and important
President Wilder declines reelection.
NEW YORK, IAN 13.-The Star of the West,
from Aspenwal the 4th has arrived with California
dates of the 2lgt December She brings 81, GOO, 900
treasure The Wabash and Fulton were at Aspen
wall The former with portion Of the filibusteys.
HAvANA-Suga-s firm. MOlasses declined.
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RESUMPTION oF SPECIE PAYNENTs.-The officers
Of the banks in Pittsburg held meeting Monday,
and came to the conclusion that they we're able and
ready to resume specie payments whenever the banks
in other sections Of Pennsylvania resumed. Six Of
the banks in Philadelphia report their aggregate
circulation at only 100000, while their specie
amounts to Sl,l75, 547. The other banks in that
city are said to be in as favorable condition to
resume specie payments.
When shall we have a similar meeting Of the
officers Of the banks in Tennessee? They have told
US that their suspensions we're the result Of the sus
pensions of the New York and New Orleans banks,
and that when they resumed the banks here would
be ready toresume also. Resumption has taken place
in these cities sometime since. We suggest, there
fore the propriey Of meeting at Nashville Of the
bank officers of Tennessee at early date that the
public may be informed Of what they may rely upon
in the future.
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The Latest improvements
GROVER & BAKERS
SINlI6 NA(HIIRj
FOR FAMILY SEWING,
&D E[EVE g. H19
4 Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

REASONS My THE GROVER & BAKER MACHINE UNITEE-
SALLY FRETEERKD FAMILY sEWISs.
Il is mere 81 mple easily kept in order than
any Other Machine.
ID. Itmskes seam which viii not rip or rsvsl though
every thru stitch is cut
Sd. Il sows from two Ordinary sp015. and taus al
trouble Of winding thread avoided while the Ma
chine be adIptsd at pleasure, By change Of
s,olis, 20 al varieties OF We *.
4th. The same Machine ruas silk, linen thread, aud
common spool cotton with equal Eseilit7.
5th. Taeseam is elastic the most elastic fabric 80
that it is free from al H.bity break washing iron
ing, Otherwise.
9th, The stitch made be this Machine is more beautiful
than any other mad, either BY hand or machine
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TcoAnrUYrcArEDI


SMITHvILLE, Tenn.
At a convention Of the citizens Of DeKalb county,
at Smihville, on Monday the 4th of January, 1858,
held for the purpose of nominating candidate to
FL out the uneKpired term Of Capt. A. NJ. SAVAGE,
deceased as representative Of said county. the fol-
lowing proceedings were had, to-wit: Milton Ward,
ESQ, presiding, and all the districts Of the county
being represented, the names Of Col. Robert Can
trel and J. J. Ford, Esq, put in nomination;
Cantrell receiving 482 votes, Ford 1874. When,
upon motion, the nomination Of Col. Cantreu was
made unanimous; and J. /. Dearman, W. B. Staley
and J. C. Stone appointed to inform him of his
nOminatiOn-to be reserved tin the issuance Of the
Governors writ Of election.
B. 7. R. FOSTER, Secretary.
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Naproes For Sale.

d virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
ID County, rendered at the November 1857, in the
case Of Mey Everett and others, pHsle will offer for
se al the court house in Nashville, Saturday l6H
Jrnuary 1853 The following negroes viz: Mary and Infant
cacMary's age % years Betty, years; Cdvin6 years.
.ura, years Rose,S years; Adelslde, ears Andrew
4 r-ars Dick Said negroes belong ihe
rl J,sse Everett, deed, and sold Cor the purpose
paying the debts of said estate
TsFN made kuOWn day Of sale.
ANY u the above Negroes be purchased privately,
previous 20 the sale by calling upon the UNDERMINED
J. J. EVERETT,
jan C-dtd Commissioner
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BSr The Georgia Legislature has followed the
example of that of South Carolina, in declining to
make any expression in reference to the course of
the Administration on the Kansas matter. Four
different sets Of resolutions, expressing different
views had been introduced, but we're all laid on the
table, and the body adjourned without giving any
Opinion
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IA During the past year the women Of the Uni
ted States have spent for silk SOS COS, 68I, for en-
129 ISL for shawls S9246,8Gl for bOnnets and hats
s., 246 928; while the men have wasted their sub
stance in brandies ndHquors So $685. 725, in wines
81, 38I 252, and in cigars and tobacco $3.50 93l
Total spent by women S8G,5l9,53 by men SILL
q24 COS.
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THE Produce house AIchOI d Green have Tamovojfrom
College Street, ta- old formerly occupied by
Nsssrs Morris ~ Slran, No - Corner Of Market ard
Clark Street whore they VIII continue the Produce Com
mission and Storage business, under the and style o.
NiCbOl Green * 60.
E- Liberal cash advances ade CansigameHts o. coun
ny PrUdUca.
II We are paying all times the usarke price for Ia
con, Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, BcesUGN, sc.
% All orders, mpanied b. the cash, ailed win
pT0mptues ard patch, at moderate commission b.
,an Ia NICHOL, u REIN Z co
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BEa- THos. T. SMILEY, Esq, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for this county, resigned his Office yesterday
and DAVID c. LOVE, Esq, was appointed to fill the
office until Clerk is elected at the March election
Mr.. SMILEY is clever gentleman, and was very
popular with the members Of the bar.
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BSg- Human wisdom has discovered nothing
clearer than this-that in an Operations of trade
above primitive barter, you must have standard
or measure Of values; and human ingenuity has
never been able to devise any standard more perfect
in essential respects, than the precious metals.
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$4,000.
4 proposition to the HsUsutorS Or KsHder5 Of ans
Se1cing Machine in the United States OF Europe.
$1,000.

4 proposition to the HaDsHtorS Or Vsadsr5 Of any
Ssrging Machine IN the United States or Europe
$1,000.
That the Grover & Baker Family Sewiug Machine, max.
ing tn Grover 4 Baker stitch is less complicated easier
run and managed than the l. NJ singeroT any other Shuttle
Machine in invented in the United states
or Europe
That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover Baker stitch, capable Of accomplshlgga
alons ant families Southern states than tho NJ
Singer any other shuttle Machi"H - ss oS4E NAealae
or Europe.
eI,OOg
That no sewing do ne by the Ss0gs- r. 5akss gaaily
Sewing Machine, making the Grover G. Ske stitch, s less
liable 10 rip if thread stitch broken, thar the
l. N. Singer any other Shuttle HaCbns, any other
Kind OF Sewing Machine ever invented in tAs United states
or Europe
That the & Baker Family Sc Ing Machine, max
ing the Grover Eaket stitch, capable OF producing work
Of much greater strength and durability Of The kinds re
qIirsd be done plantations and by families OF ihe
Southern States than tn /. n. Singer any other shuttle
Machine other kline OF machine device for sewing
ever invented in the United States or Europe
$1,000.
That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing The Grover Baker stitch, will accomplish more WORK
nwele hours orthe kinds required to done in Southern
families and with much less labor and viii a's or run long
other SHUTTLE, any Sewing Machine noT in use q ever
The money snow on dspOsr in the City Bank Of Nash
Vile, and this proposition is open % ais and should any
one think good better Sewing Machines for
and ends for which the Grover Baker Machine IS
designed recommended shall be pleased 20 have IL
produced the teshe points in question 70 be decided
hy dsiueresed competent judge, two from Georgia,
two from Louisiana, and three from Tennessee.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co.
The prices Of these Machines will in instance hereafter
vary New York Prices except the cost Of freight
I'd Ia place % Eae. n this gGt-.
All persons having purchased these Machines, orWhO may
hereafter purchase them side Of the State Of Tennessee
2ih day November, 1855 responsible TO the
Nashville SaWT Machine Company, The legal owners OF
right and will he required t. pay to said Company the
'f fer Che right sait Machines, Witbn the
TERRITORY OF TENNESS EE, and whenever payment Is
refused, The SAME WILL BIZ STRICTLY BNFORCEO'
unless accounted th Company by Messrs' Grover q
Baker.
Persons p rcbasng these Machines outside OF Tonnes
had better that they bill Of sale with the
HIGHT TO USE SAME Ma CHINE IN TENNESSEE.
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BG- The present resident population Of Wash
ington city is estimated at 81 Ola the total number
Of houses Of all classes, 9,l7l; the number erected
duringbe past year, POI; the entire length of pave
ment laid, Is, 200 feet.