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eJThe Common. Council, at its session
On the 5th inst. elected Mr.. PArRIcK MURPHY
Alderman for the FIRST Ward, to fill the va
eancy occasioned by the death Of Mr.. HAcc.
good apnointment.
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,.., s. NJ. HEWLETT. the ceieora'eo
,,.,ce Lecturer, will address the peo-
:, ,b;. city, tomorrow, Sunday
evening, a. o 81, ..ro- renent it.
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EARM 10 RENT.

nN MILITARY ROAD TO CHERRY CREEK VAL.
~ LET and California. At Crossing Of Elkhorn River
20 miles West Of Omaha. Good House. Ceilers Barns
with 60 Acres Land and under good cultivation Good
timber and water 70. stock convenient Hav Corn
for Winters use on 1t. Enquire Of BALDWIN l.
DODGE. fnov6n2S-u.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE UNDER
~ SIGNED have been appointed by the County Court
of County Administrators Of the estate
of II. d. HARL, deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate, requested to file them
with the County Judge properly to- at early
day possible and all persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate settlement. After
accounts have been sworn to- the Administrators are
allow and pay them when they deem the
same just. September, 1858.
JOHN II. HARL, ! AdniniStrGtor.
ELIZABETH HARL, : Administrative.
TO Il
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TUSr RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-A LARGE LOT
d Of Bacon-Sides and Picked Pork by
EDWARDS 4 HARRINGTON
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~ MARRIED. .s.g
In this city. on the 18th inst. by Rev. JOHN HAN
COCK, Mr.. WILLIAM H. JENKINS, and Miss MARIA
EVANS. >-'
In this city, the lth instant. by the Rev. JOHN
HANCOCK, DR.. W. +. McCLELLAND and Miss BELL
HONN.
See the Doctor and his BELL
Charming Belll
What world Of happy quiet doth their wedding day
How they settle, settle, settle, (forcteil!
In the quiet of their home, Il
With "tin" enough to ''boil the kettle"
And no CALLING cares to nettle
In their own domestic dome;
Keeping house, house, house,
Cndsturbed by rat or mouse, Tshall WE'LL
Waiting for the pleasant music that some happy day
From the tiny silver throat Of second little bell
For the laughing Of prattling little Bell
Poe, revised by the Devil
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lsA Jsd,cis, I,.,r,s,.

x4SN - . UUtcb94 O1o1etef.
Through inadvertency, Ne last weed
neglected to announce the gratifying iptelli.
geDce, that in the above Distriet A. W.
HUBBABD is elected Judge, over Bic ssBorde,
Rufian" opponent N. G.. WYAr1. O. G.
HOWE, is elected District Attorney. and
D. +. BxArsAsD Member of Board Of Edu.
cation-all good Hve Republicans. Well,
done, for the gallant Fourth! Leconptonism
it considerably below par in the North.
western part of Iowa. II
~FRAsK STREET has nearly finished q
new Law Office, on the South side Of Lower
Broadway, near Bancroft street, to which be
will remove in few days.
yH. C. Purple is pushing ahead rap
idly large addition to his residence, on
Bancroft Street. Since the sscool terms
commenced, building has become oil the
rage, but, from present appearances, "old
Winter" will soon put stop to such labors.
i'ry The Pacific City Herald is out in
favor of an Extra Session of the Legislature
for the purpose of loanins the credit Of the
State to the Railroad Companies.
Ladies' Benevolent Society.
Pursuant to notice, meeting Of this
Society was held on Monday last. The
President, Mrs. WARREN, in the chair. The
object of the meeting was stated by the
President, and the question as to whether
we should dsband and discontinue all
effort as Society, or whether We should
proceed to perfect the organization, and
adopt some plan for the raising of money,
was proposed for the consideration of the
meeting. All seemed in favor of united
effort, and it was accordingly decided to
continue the organization.
The meeting then proceeded to fill vacancies
and increase the number of Visiting Com.
mittee. Mrs. C. BALDWIN, was elected
Vice President, and the following ladies
appointed committee to search out, and
as far possible, relieve the necessities Of
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y The sidewalk on the north side of
Broadway, in front of the buildings owned
by Messrs. OFFICER & Pussy, needs some
little attention from the "City Dads."-
There is scarcely night in the week, but
what some unlucky pedestrian finds himself
0a"ali fours," and is brought to a realizing
sense, that "jogs" in sidewalks sometimes
's'ns men to level with their mother
eAr'a' One Of the Aldermen from the 4th,
"aFd' a few nights since, received a cheek
mere and drsv largely on the mud and
water there accumulated, which we hope
viii serve as a reminder of his official duty,
Al the next session of the Council, and that
me trap" will be Immediately dispensed
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CITY HoTEI /,

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN THE STOCK
L OF merchandise Of the late Grn Of G. DOUGHTY
CO., is now offering II at Cstthe stock is Iarse and
fresh, consisting OF Dry Goods, Gcefes Shoes Boots
Hats, Caps, Clothing, Hardware, Furniture and aaeens.
ware and Will be closed out positively at CsSt Tor Cash
Only. .e MILT0S ToOTLE.
Council Bluffs. June 25.h lsss-vsus
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MOULD RESPECTFULLY DIRECT THE ATTEN
w tion OF purchasers, 10 their immense, varied an
elegant stock of
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PROCEEDINGS OF COMMON COUNCIL

Council Bluffs, Nov. 9Th, 1858.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-08
Utah.-Fresh Provistons o. Csnp-A
tIcudish MuSdes

CAM SCorT, foRr BhIpGg, U. 7,
May l7thJs5s.
On the 9Th lust. the Snake Chief. Ben.
Simons, arrived here with u lad OF provi.
sions consisting of butter, eggscheese, pota-
toes and onions, which be lal purchased
from the Mormons in Salt L&c Valley, and
brought out Tor sale in camp with the con
sent of Col. Johnston, and d. Forney, Su-
per ntcndent of Indian atlais.
In order TO give all an eCuil opportunity
for purchasing these luxure, Lieut.. Grover
our Provost Marshal, dirctd Simonds 10
drive his wagon into the cntc Of the camp
and there retail his stores i, snail quantities.
at the same time piaciDga guard around
the wagon to prevent too ,rea, rush upon
it. Such was the eagernes d all TO taste
on more these neccssarie which have been
SO long almost unthought II and forgotten,
that the whole load Wa disposed OF in
about an hours time. The butter and
cheese sold at 81 80 per puad, the eggs at
81 so per dozen, potatoes al l0c per To-,
and onions at ljc per 10.
The struggling, striving, living mass,
some with empty pans. btnets aud sacks,
making every onort TO rach the center of
attraction, others equal persevering in
their efforts to pass throgh the surging
crowd with their preclousloa presented
most unusal scene, aflordig quite relief 10
the usual monotony Of th,camp.
And another Of those blck hearted. fcnd.
ish and a,rocious deeds wich cry aloud 10
heaven for vengence upon BE- perpetrators,
has. from the publicity with has been given
TO 1t among the Mormon Fople, reached us
The fourth wife of man hing in the vicn
ity Of Salt Lake City, who's name, for the
present. ! will suppress 'ouBg, amiable.
refined woman, beloved by u who knew her,
somewhat superior 70 tbe common mass,
from the influence Of early education--b:
came impatient and heart ,ckencd at the
abject state OF misery - rsijly gnswing
the very cords OF her soul, al determined,
il possible, 10 make an efor TO reach the
camp Of the army. Her husand got some
wind Of it, He Immediate mounted hs
horse, rode TO Brigbam's Ollie. and asked Of
Brother Brigham what be aOuld do with
her. Brigham told him TO at her throat.
and thus save her from eteral damnatioD.
The brute wen, home, and tdi the poos wo-
man to prepare to die. 5., seeing The
earnestnoss OF his manner I'll at bs feet.
begging. praying and lmplor,g him for mr.
CT but be, while she was tbs knecling BE-
fore him. took her by the hs. and Gu, her
throat from ear To ear.
This example was aherwd he'd up to
the Mormon women 10 wardhneetings a. d
warning TO them.
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W Ashtngsos t.N.

W.suIsGro.. June 2s. hiecided stand
has BEEN taken IN regard TO Central
American affairs. The gyyernents OF sev.
eral states viii at once he infsned through
Our Ministers tha, the Adminiratioo is de-
.ermined 10 any even, 70 sus,ainlI the routes
aud interests which have Tee secarad TO
our citizens by grans and chsers in that
quarter.
ed an important decision IN ,btzse II the
alleged proprietor of Superiority in the
question involving conflicting re-emptiOn
e.Aims. The caotssi4Bts iaiisiO show that
hey had set,!ed 90 any inPoN lands.
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deed it had come to be considered in some
degree as his peculiar province OF speciality.
And when his instructions to Mr.. Dali S
come to be scanned by the impartial judg-
ment Of men disembarrassed OF all party ties,
it win be seen how much the country is in
debted to him for the settlement which at
once relieves our diplomatic relations Of their
most vexatioas and threatened aspect. 1t
is gratifying to me, as political opponent
to have the opportunity Of expressing these
sentiments. This is a great tri.
umph in every sense, and nothing but the
most narrow and bigoted partnership can
deny those who have achieved it tie high
credit which they are entitled to claim from
a generous public.
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DEeREAsE or ExiGRArloS.-We learn
from the n. Y. Herald that the last report
Of the Commissioners Of Emigration shows
a great decrease in the number Of emigrants
arriving at the port Of New York from
the first of January to the 80 inst. The
arrivals for that period are, in hct. less than
half those of the same time last year. The
number up to June %, 1857, vas Sl,60S /;
while that Of the present year $ only 80.
$50. The Herald remarks:
This decrease is, unquestionably, attribu.
table to the late financial Revision. 1t Is
one Of its most natural consequences. The
alarm which our crisis created in Europe
gave this country new aspect TO many Eu-
ropean eyes. The demand for work or
bread, the tumultuous scenes q TompkiDs
square and the Park-fomentl and pro-
longed for certain political purpees--deter-
red the emigrating classes from trusting
themselves TO the inccrtitude Of fortune
which seemed to await them here. II will
probably be some years before the tide OF
emigration falls again into its Oh channel.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

Fillmore county, TO liills.iale, Mower coun.
ty--orderd engrossed;
A bill Incorporating the town Of Wood.
oadercd engrosscd
A bill amending Chapter Il, Of the Re.
vised Statates--laid on the table;
A bill providing for the government Of
the State Prison Of the State Of Minnesota
---orieNd engrossod;
A bill repeating the act relating TO public
roads referred TO Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
A bill concerning interest on money
without recommendation,
The Committee Of the Whole thcn rose
and reported, and its various recommends.
tons were concurred in by the Senate.
The Senate then adjourned until Tuesday
morning, NJ 10 o'clock.
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Coop Hlrs.--In the trial Of jim" LANE
AT Lawrence, Kansas, for the murder OF
JENKINS, the attorneys INDUCED III a good
deal of pungent wit and sarcasm. One lit
tie pass between the counsel wa so pointed
and opportune that it is worthyof note:
Colonel Young insisted that, n law, the
man slain is supposed to be wrongiully
slain.
Mr.. Coe-That is the lawof England,
not of America.
Colonel Young-lf there is my book on
Gods earth that contains any cher doctrine,
Iii agree 10 eat it without greang. Laugh
ter.
Mr.. Coe Then you'll have more law in
you stomach than you ever lad in your
head. Roars of laughter.
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Gxx. Cas- AND THE Rom OF SEARcH,-
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
adeiphia North Am,r'oa", pays well de-
served and graceful tribute TO the venerable
statesman who is now a, the head a the
State Department Speaking Of the proba-
Die satisfactory solution Of the right OF search
question the writer ssys
Nor should the occasion be allowed to
pass, whatever d ffereboss Of political op'n
100 may exist, without just and becoming
tribute TO the able. resOlu'e and patriotic
course Of General Cas-. II there IA ooe
Question more than another 70 which he has
especially contributed the eforu, the zeal,
the investigation, and the unsxeryiog pur-
pose Of the last twenty-five years o. BIZ Pgo.
llc career, seconded BY al the inaaence q
his Commanding character at home and
abroad, i, hzs boen this right Of search ID
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The question recurring upon the adoption
Of the substitute amendment,

The question recurring upon the adoption
Of the substitute amendment,
Mr.. EAMES moved 10 amend by striking
out "snd officers" upon which motion he
called for the yeas and nays, which were o..
derssi and tho result Of the vote was, yeas
&c. naysls. So the amendment was adopted.
The question required upon the resolution
as amended
Mr.. ROBINSON called for the yeas and
nays, which were ordered and the result, Of
the vote was, yeas &c. nays %, rs follows :
hessrs. Atkinson, Bacon, Chase. DO.
cow, Foster, Frost, Fladeland, Gaskill, Grover,
Hanson, I. Il. johnson, KILLER, Kingdom, 10
blond. Locke, Mct'rorty, Petite, Powers. Ran.
dali, sheets, s,arkcy. fa,,cr.ali. TEN, futile,
Wakefield.
NAys--Messrs. Bu,tera, Campbell. Choweu,
Campbell, Cruttenden, Demmon, Eames Hnk.
ley, Heyd, Keith, libbry, Masters, OTIS. Par.
Nor, Pcckham, Pierce. Raach, Robinson. simp,
son, Stevens. Talbot, N. Thompson. Townsend,
Nertress, Watroas, Way.
So the resolution was adopted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-14
WINDOM GLAss.

WE have IN store lot ofIags size Window Glass which
w will al low,
ALSO goOu assortment OF the various articles usua
ound Grocery Sores which the attention Of friends
and customers and the public generally is invited.
nov26 GOULTON q REkp-
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Per,nn, Of CnnmmntiEs Habits RFBd This,

TVO TEX GRFFKNBERG COMPANY; Forthe first time
in M lie am induced % certify 20 the truly wonderful
effects Of popplar medicine bat Ia sending The cert
hcate feel that only discharglE euy that owe -
the GTRenberg Company, aud more especially 20 suffering
humanity.
About he arst Of June last had man taken with
enough attended with resessH spuT OF blood and
other dangerous symptoms Of consumption. immedl-
ztely called in truly sklm ard EceHhc phIsiCsF, vino
told q a ease Of consumption. lie ue-led him Tor
several weeks, but he gradually grew Worse then had
another physician Of great reputation in lung diseases he
examined him. and esO decided 90 be hopeless case o
consumpuCn and said useless 20 spend uoI sy In try
ing 20 cure him
had previously promised GrRen5erg Agents here
(Messrs Wells & boWe that when the dUCtDFs gave him
up would try the Craenberg Oousumptys's alm- did
80 and to agreeable surprise the began % Improve
after TAX ne only ve six doses he took only bottles
OF the Balm and three bottles oiIhe Tenbsrg SarApara
Compound, which cost the small of ne dollars,
1900, and he Is doing good the plants
lion. consider him perfectly sound well be lat
hearty and strong, without vege sign disease le
JOHN MYELE,
Cl1iboue, Ala.
have used the GrRfenburg Consumptives Balm in severe
OF Consumption in my pFaotce with bappes Of
fected Wish all would use 10. MEnARIS, NJ, D.
IOiten's Wells, Tenn.
The GrRfsnbsrg C0nsumptves Balm will efscualiy
Consumption all Complaints OF the Lungs. In
COldOn the Lungsand Chest anguOT combined with Dcut
Breathing, Pains the Chest and Bronchitis Tue Grfsn-
prevent the disease fIOm becoming confirmed Consump-
on lnal delays dangerous. They hun
dTed fold all diseases having tendency COnsump
We earnestly advise all 10 procure the C0nsumpye Balm
IN
~ Ths price Of the Consumptve's Balm g. per bottle
ALEX. MCKENZIE Nashville,
Agent oFthe GTsfsnbsTg Co for Tennessee, Alabama
and GeOTgia. dec l2-u
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q egrOe Tor Sale.
raNNsYLvANIA 81 hoAD.



The Great Central Route connecting the Atanteetls,
WITH esteTn = western, hu1 Southwestern StsteG
by continuous bslEay direct 4A-s road also connects
PIJsbuTg with daily line Of 5lssusTs 70 all pOIls on
be Western EIveTs and 81 Cleveland SsIduSEy with
Steamers ell ports t1s Southwestern LakeA making
the d3Tag5, cHslpsss Ea1 rsGJs route b. which
sRbiGLT be forwarded 10 and IRON the Great ssE
Rates between Philadelphia and PItt5ourg:
Eiito4 GLASS -EOOis, Shoes Dry Goods o. - .or
in J0Ees,J r1rs, Feathers ac...-... w F'- i1'-
5ECJNJ CLA.5S.-Boyks and stationery,
Dry Goods On bales, --ardwsrs, Lea }75c Por con
Eacr dG................ ....,...........
HID JHASs.-AE7.is, ,Ssgg.ng, Jsc0s s.-...,.
Ezd PORK (ia bulk, y, hemp, hC,..,... o-' PEI 1V'4
FODEIH 0LLos,,-JUnG6, El8h, bBc0I "a. --...,. -.
ana tOrk ,yacEed y Lard aud Lard yli 0O@ F'i AVv-
F.uuT-$l OU, per bbLunti fUrt1sr notice.
yrzln--45 cts per IyU ioa uHt tlr-4s EJuCe.
Cotton 81 Per halr exceeding 500 o.. weigh. Iau
fursler notice.
~ In shipping GvJ1a non, any point East OF PhIs-
dJpna5 be particular 20 H92TC package sG LgltlaEgtG
BIlrOGE. All Goods consigned 10 Lbs Agents OF this
Jat detention.
FEAaal AsEETA-HsTrIs, " Ormlsy & o., Memphis
Tennessee l. +, JSss < Co., 81 Louis; j, 3. Mitchell
SOL, VEESVC indiana; umssaI, beli and MuTdOCa and
Garter JcTet. LOUISVILLE, Ky, h. Z. AeLrum MsOs0n,
IuciGua Spugu-sa Brown, and irwin Co., CIucinual,
n. ". GEahsu Co.. Eaaes vile, Ohio; Leech Co. No
YoTE; MOL william street, anu NC.s EatsrE Place NCW
l0ra, -.J 5ussder Iti.adelpais -Taw 2 hUons lu.
amOre; UeO, Z. i rsugECus, tItts0urg.
d, Il. HOUSTON, ss4sT4. frssgt. Il gG.E, P45la.
l.. j. LUaEAEilLl aa.E 5kt7gBe, 1 o.
dee
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Ao! for the West.
A RARE CHANEE.

FARM FOR SALE, containing 2O9 acres, 100 u ina
- rolling prairie and 80 OF the best white oak anC
black walnut timber 40 under fence and cultivation
10 Of this land Issi year raised 100 bushels Of corn
the Land situated 6Umiles om KeOkuk Iowa. dlree
the main road for all travel. falling spFin
o1 ths land. For particulars apply 70 BILLS MOORE
Market street, south OF Broad.
Iulv
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FifTY 10 sixty building Lets Tor sale in
EdRefieId.

ri VI TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT.
THE undersigned offers sale fy 70 sixty Bald.
= ing Lots in HobsOn & Wheiess' addition and in the
property formerly beiongng ar HObsOB, Just beyond
BlOod's addition in Edge6ed They front so feei each
the Gasn Turnpike, Woodland, Russell and FaJhsrand
streets and back 70 alleys sixteen Wide-a
portion Of them betng half mile from Suspension
Bridge, and Ihe others within mile.
will sell these Lots The following terms: any one Of
VIII ch can, Of course be selected Blythe purchaser.
Payment OF Efh be in cash Orthe balance
in Eve annual nsaImsRs with interest," and lien retained
aHd no other security required.
Cd Annual ments for I've years with nterssseeuri-
" 10 te given The s ROtes and lien retained.
3D. EgbJ years credit tor the pFncpa-iHteres payable
annually, and security required the Interest notea and
lien retsI ed.
All Fight years credit for the principal the interest pays-
Bile annually, and security required, except en If the
purchaser will put Up dwelling house within the hrst
yea.
5Jh. IN many would be willing give the purchaser
eight years credit, il he would pay onefa during the first
year carpenters work, brick work. pissterng painting
and interest annually the balauCenO security being
required but a lien
offer these easy with the view Of placing snug
and pleasant residence within the Of any industrious
no desires it, and Of addiug population OF
beautiful village u The ueghb0rhOOd Of cilyn
my opinion ApJ ly toA Lindsey, Esq.,
decg-2m ~ WASHINGTON BARROW.
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Brownsville.
80 Building Lots For Sale.

YFTB offer for sale the most liberal especially
w 10 building purchasers. from 80 10 40 desirable
building lots, in Brow nsys, ~ TO miles from Nash
vile, containing cara, Tom4 10 10 part uf as
loss rre finely tim h the beautiful forest
Scr 10 lots front the Porter EraEF0d pkes several l0s
near the GaiatiB Pike, with small DIV sIng II
AIl OF The lois most eligible bU ding The neigh
borhoods unsurpassed for heah good society churches,
schools, ETC., call soon or your will lose a bargain
) L. q " BROWN,
lee I7-2u Az Cherry street.
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80 ReWaEHL

rIvHF undersigned gg give reward Of ; NO HUNDRED
/ DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery 90 the
SHeEG of EE-IeunTd county Of one WILLIAM MANOR,
.ecsutl murdered r. A. Espsy,n above county, and
fed the country.
SAID Manor about 5 feet 6irc.es b Eh. -ighs
about 80 pounds has sandy hair with bard about
has large the sIt cheek h0lo running down
under his throat appears 50 have bge done vita kus
oraNe-has q down IOOk-lauEhs rather and loud
eyes inclined De gey ab0ut22 years Of age, AMI very
liquor When last heard of he travelling iu the
direction shady Grove, Gibson Cguaty Tennessee and
no dourl made way from there 4iemphs he a
0f ordinary appearance, viii give the reward
ms apprehension. ROBERT E-PEN-
dec I--u Smyrna, Rutherford county.
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bEGAE NOTiCE.
MANSON VI. BRIEN6EM. M. BRIEN, JR.
Attorneys at Law,

~ SHVLLLE, TENN
o7FICH, NO, AZ wEsT-SIDE CHERRY STREET,
COOPEk'S BUILDING,
tFormerly occupied by Ed. EWinE.J
HAVE taken in copartnsrship M sol N. N. BRTEN j.
the practice OF R0 in all the courts Davidson county,
One or both generally be found in the Office PrOhla
and especial attention gwen % securing and collecting an
caims (mOney always ready when cOectsd) have been
oEstanty and regularly my profession In
Mountain District Tor the last 90 years and viii continue u
tend TO securing and collecting claims ntrusted my care
in the counties OF Cannon. DsKsb White Fsutress over
ton, Putnam, and Jackson. have general aequan
wish The merchants and business In those Counties The
merchants Of Nashville and In other places might End Is 20
neiFintest 70 confer with me in relation thereto.
lreioTt TO any and all persons who know nay ability
and prompt attention 10 business.