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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01
MILITARY.

/, GRANs. ATTENTION.-Parad in front
a. of the Custom House on Z u ESDAY and
EdTHC RSDAY eyenn IS next, at 8 o'clock, in UNI
Tfdress uniform. 1t is yery necessary that every
- member contemplating participating III our pro-
posed trip to New York, should he present
DRILl.-Attend company drills ut Military Hall
on MON DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY nights
NJ O'clock promptly.
BY order of Capt ELLIOTT.
JOHN +. ROGERS, LIST Sers't.
Call and get extra Cross Belts and Brasses.
-
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60 a yALIABLE FARM FOR SALE OF

yf6f$ n, q AI,u = MI. IKM FUN NILE UN
~ THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD. TWO AND A
HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND, con
TANNING one Kindred AND FORTY
ACRES.-I otier for safe the FARM described
half miles OF the city OF Richmond, about
forty acres cleared and in Soei head; tho balance is
toleraby we'll set IN pine and oak. Tho improve
ments consist of n framed DIV ELLING. with three
rooms and the usual out houses. and well OF ex
cellent water in the yard. The location is healthy
and society very good. Ans further information
concerning the farm can be had BY applying to
RU. Is. LYME. Land Agent.
Office in basement Mctfopolitan Hall.
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pUTTER DEP0T-l67 Broad street, doors
ID from the corner OF 9Th street, south side, sign
of the Red Flag.I-sGst received. this day. per
Roanoke. direct from the diaries IN New York
choice article of GOSHEN BUTTER, that | can
recommend as something extra You can find
BUTTER and LARD here. as hard and firm az IN
winter. Also. received, supply OF No. c EESE,
which can soil by the box or sinsle pound, as low
as any other house in this city-for cash. Call at
l6T. and see for yourself
~ 30-2t~ iNO. A. FOSTER. Agent.
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!, ARMoRY MONTGOMERY GUARD,i
u August LIST 1859 {
ri This command viii assemble at MILITARY
ljHALL. On II ESDAY evening, I'd instant, at
.~ o clock. for business and Drill.
Every member is required TO be present at the
appointed hour. BY order OF the Captain.
au i-2t JN0 MCDONALD, 0. S.
Il HEADERS CO., IsT REG. VoLS.,I
g RlcHMoND, July 29th la59. !
H Orders No. z.
III This Company will assemble at Corinthian
- Hall, TUESDAY, August ID at 80 O'Clock, r.
VI. for instruction.
By order of the Captain.
iy 3G-2t J. WHERR1, LIST Sergt.
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K o. SHOCkOE HILL GLIDING
aS>~l-a FUND ASS0CIATI0N.-The monthly
mIseliig oi tins Association Ill he held this MON
pa evening, al soc clock. Dues will be received
from Q clock, T. nj. until the hour OF meeting
al lit ". BARGAMIN. Sac,v
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ACA RD.-Under the head of Co partner
n ship" Builetia July lst,l L. NJ. Cory and g
c. Miller are mentioned as successors of n LLER
Il BCRTHE, No. IS, Common street." There Is
an error in the notice and to avoid scance ptinns,
it should I've correcfed. The business still exists,
and is carried on at the old stand as heretofore,
though the sty liz of the firm is changed.
BTRTHE 4 HIGGINS, 63 Common st.
Nav arIaan. hi lSso ~ A-dim*
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9 49, VIRGINIA MECHANICS, IN.
sS>ls STlTuTE.-A regular monthly lneeting
81 the virginia Mechanics Institute wall be held in
the Hailon 9th street. THIS L VENINtf at 81 eloek
Members are invited to attend.
lit ]. w. LEWELLEN, see'y.
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ENGLISH BEREGEs AND BEREGE

ENGLIsH BEEEGES ND BEK EGE.
Il ROBES.-CHS. A.. GWATKlN respectfully
invites the attention Of the ladies' to q few very
Also, IS or 80 handsome thin iounced French
BEREGE ROBES at greatly red ,Hs pfpcses ;oo
ORGANDIE DRESSES, at 81 . each
CHS. A, q " ATkIN.
;x IA. 1ppoa,t e@E xchan 20 Bank.
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minutes, he killed and crippled exactly as
many mon as NAPOLEON killed and crippled
with his 20o, 600 fighters, in one hour. If old
SAN had fought an hour, at the same rate he
would have made way with 400 men. If he
had fought sixteen hours, he would have used
mp 81 ,2uO men. We wish to show how much
greater old General SAN HOUSTON is than
NAPOLEON I'LL, and we wish some arithmeti-
clan to do 1t by the double rule Of three Here is
the sum: IF 7uU men kill 7U0 men in five min
utes. how many men ought AZ, 0Ou men 10 kill
In sixteen hours I" The result will be prodigi-
Ously in old SANS favor. NAPoLEoN's army
was three hundred times as large as his, and
II took IL one hour to do what his did in five
minutes. II NAPoLkos had done with his
army what old SAM did with his in the 81 ME
TINA old Sam would still have been three
hundred times q. big q man rs NAPOLEON
But II took him exactly twelve times as LONG
- DO II; therefore, II is proper to mul,ipJy
30 ~ ~ and - the result il to unity, so stands
cid SAN 70 NAPOLEON III
Moved BY this calculation, and by the dean
interest we take IN the success Of The French
knperorss projected enterprises agains, hi.
o6osnef tyranss. we intend 10 send him, by the
1sxt steamer, = piece Of advice, for which I'VE
expsct nothing less than the Cross OF the T..
eioA o. Honor, peerage, the adoption Of the
OssSsseA - special organ, and a check for a
slssoA on TIN "Cssdit lMo6iiisv.s, We had AZ
Nssi impart this advice, In coincidence, TO our
Saaaisrs. tits 10 contract with old SAN Hoes
Ton % - hte nahttng the next ttmA he gsts
into sexApe. h Will do 1t, ws doubt NOT. ON
rsasonahis asrns; ~ Il q IL his line. and inst
new - = enttssly chi sf employment. We
I'm tat ~ ahall 10. ev~-..st s. 3
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70. NOTICE.-There will be Il meeting Of
- the CITIZENS OF UNION and CHURCH
HILLS. at SPRINGFi ED HALL. on this MON
DAY. evenins, at clock for the purpose OF elect
iItx officers to the volunteer company recently
formed in that section oil the county. Those whose
names are enrolled. and all others who may wish
to unite with them, are requested TO lie present.
au liz IL. G. FIGG, LIST SeFss t, pro tenn.
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--..-.,Ion ~ AIIen a. TIaII.

The preliminary examination of ALLEN A HALL
90. continued yesterday til half past two O'Clock
when the Court adjourned. The evidence on bo'h
s;aes Was concluded. Mr. JOIN A. Rid opened the
ooss Cor tn. prosecution and was followed by Gov
Rgovyx for the defence; while he was yet speaking
the hour of adjournment arrived As soon as inc
case is concluded shall be at Oerty to lay Delors
the public full and impartial report OF the 'es''
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We shall be prepared to supply at a re.sO--'..s
rate the interior press, with any number u 80
of the Presidents message, in extra ior'ii' io'
,Dapers. with the names Of their paper P.'"'''
she message. if we receive their orders IN 'i",e
Tb;. viii enable them TO bring the message Deiofe
-..dsrs at a less expense than the usual cost OF
.ou,ositioo and at an earlier day. Such as may De
- r a,si themselves Of this offer, should write
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

Mr. DoUOIAs' last reply to Judge BLACK on the
Popular Sovereignty question: must be as much
81 No. 4 or CLOSES with this reference to the at
tempt of his opponents to drive him out OF the De-
mocratic party:
ITO separate Mr.. Douglas from the Democratic
party seems TO be the patriotic end ST which they
all aim They may as well make up their minds to
believe if they have not already been convinced OF
the fact b. the bitter experience of the last two
years that the thing cannot be done. gave their
notice at the initial point of this crusade that no
man or set of men on earth, save one could seps-
rate me from the Democratic partyS and as was
that one and the only one who had tile power, did
Bot intend to DO it myself, permit il TO be done
hy others
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had succeeded In reading 70 more practical aasan
raoe Utslitarian in his views. he had just TIA
character Of Information which practically pors
uucn the profession and provided him with arIrs
for the difficult gath Ct life in which ms ierssnss
we're cast. How be used the great gifts Oh nalals
how from loWly apprenticeship in q sew halnE
shire country store he proudly, YET . ~
rsns Of great party-the confdant ana adviser q
its greatest leaders wise ana discreet n iss oo .e
nlssSsaeious and prudent IN every move upon me
chessboari Of polites-ia but his1ory q r hss
IN - me IN nm up in the Pantheon Of our
ns + nav be many years before wortleI
come= 70 iaseTibe his own higher Peace 70 tns
/ .stss - FTTrTncr CERBz EAsTdAN-
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Valuable Real Estate

Iron Property for sal2 at Public AHctiRn,
ON MONDAY the 2jth day Of December next will fer
for sale Court house door in the town OF Edyvle,
yon County N.Y. credit Of twelve, eighteen and TWEEN
Is four nths with interest from date, the Iron Proper
Nv Of Kelly Co. suzanne furnaGs AMI Forge, To-
cether with Id lands belonging thereto being at this
time near ten thousand much Of which is fair arabic land
aud very well gzng purposes as we'll as for the
production Of and all the small grain usually raised IN
this climate.
tond there necessity doing eous erable portion
OF tue lands s dyei into rects to suit purchasers the
Engine Machinery disposed Of SEPARATELY The mckinney
bh Forge Furnace in m rate condition and has great
newer other besides the manufacture Of
IRON tuti h1pei some eaerpng manufacturer viii be IL
ing 70 u1dert ppulson Of profits from its in reha
n the c1s aundanty eboWeied in fields con glOu5
thereto.
rina session, and will sod wi hout
Athcsa wishing invest in Iros Property for farm
inc ging purcsss wiz welto be hand the day Of
sac as nafgains willbe given without doubt.
At The same will sl heavy wagons, with harness.
sred to the iron business hut eiy converted to
Also few large vita OF which, least, every large
farmer should be supplied.
Personal security part and lien property required o.
purahasers- hAChEN,
n,y27-d&Etd Commissioner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

The Albany argus, though an uhcemPFomSins
Democratic paper is displessed with the manner 10
which Coy. WISE has conducted himself in connec-
ton with the HsFper's Ferry affair. 1t says
We rpgret that Virgiuiz has not the cool head and
Arm hand OF its Governor elect Lecher, to guide II
10 thie crisis. He would not busy himself by writ
ing letters 10 abolition women or seeing how Hlpeh
napade, fuss, and political capital he could make out
of the public calamity BY sxaggerating It. ne "oulo
and made the prisoners heroes, for the purpose Oh
sharing in the clap-trap We ran Imagine boy ell
fectuaily he would have dealt with the afiaIrPac
,ss the whole gang in Jail, ecitng their confessions
probing As conspiracy to the bottom reasng hi ns
ar temnerIue it win poFpy, he saw ft without
either apOlosising or eEpialnHg TO the people OF
nress of other States. the reasons 81 PIE course.
Mr.. I.etcher takes has seats G9FeFpof AZ 'snuS'y
next 1Esp Gov Wise retires
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GREAT BARGAINS.
LouixyiIie and Nashville

1s1IA4ADANs
va7wO through Passenger Trains ieussl Nashville and Lon
ixve making cs-e connections Louisville for New
YORK Boston. ghiieifha Baltimore, Washington City, Bar
fao Niagara Falls, Cievelud, Cincinnati, 81 Louls snd he
al
First train leaves Nashville at " daily Stopping AZ dala-
tin Bowling Green GLASGOW JII-t1l. Eai thtsWr ami
an regular stations soush O. Loanon Juucon. ahen ssnald
b. * aad arriving Louisville at 80 NJ RetuiuiuE,
leaves Louisville ~ $50 b. scpl- Above and arriving
in Nashville at9.i6 2 ST.
Second leaves Nashville AZ 25 daily (surdays eE
cepted stopping hrst aud arriving i louisville %
y night Reurniag leaves JoasViiis az - b. stopPiag
above. and arrivizg Nashville 40 i-lJ 80 ugit
Gastin Accommodation III slss Nghviua daily iran-
days exsspedl Il 40 s. Stopping 90 REGULAR saoEs Hsn
siruaile by q, and arriving IN daian at So ~ ne
turning leaves asisin a. - u arrives In Ns 81
s;45 A. M.
JAMES p CAMBLE, supa
Al. TIzD, GsaI. -iske; AEt.
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TENTIE partnership hitherto existing between HAGkS JOHN
this day Dissolved by mutual consent The accounts
against the firm will he settled by Hagan Tre2nor
indebted e the finn requested to make paymen. them
JOHN T. HASAN,
nov26 A. W. JOHNSON.
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FEyE Graerg Vegetable Pills offered only valuable
for ere arising arrangement in the
d festive ergan and the symptoms indicating their need
orally CaEsuz ptOn, Heaache, Nervousness Unessness az
ter ng iIousuess Hssrtarn, Acdy, Nsuses Flatuleree
Want OF Appetite Debility, Fnnness Pah in the Stomach and
Bsweis GsHaa Liver Complaint Boils, Erupohs Restless
ne disturbed Sleeping Grpng5, FeverGhnsss and Low Bill
lions and Remittent Fevers.
on arat Of their great 1zdness and from tie fact that
Iy rar uDe nt1sedts iegUe the bOIce IN cO7stipI-
s 1dS on tie Grtsa5erg Pts lo be fond more eIs
ant tA..n ing others
PhIcE 2S OK RECEIPT OF ONE DOLLAR
WILL re- SENT By NAIL FREE oF
~ -tp goUSlRY ALEX MACKENZIE,
INV I9--tf il COLLEGE Street, Nashville
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Efen tht 'h'tAa" 4'NN1i'"N''
DcnIh OF EIbridge Gerry East man.

No t.l Al 81 loss 10 summon language through
which 10 cN3r'ss one profound feelings "i grief al
che demise on one Nhu was our intimate professional
and personal friend tor many years; and friend
and muniioI a mariner and master in the profession
an which We were engaged. for be took us by the
hand-a youth. unskillcd IN journalism and, with
a generous confidence gave us the teachings Of
lone exnericpce- smouthcd the path of difficulties,
and as an elder brother, sought by every means IN
his mower 10 promote our advancement in the d-
rection Of the unvabie position which he had al
ready achieved for himself We have lost many
friends. but no one to whose memory we more just
~ owe the tribute of a deep sincere gratitude than
ELBaIDGE GERRY EASTMAN. To the world he was
more Especially known as she veteran political
leader, and journalist, and his passing away Is a.
the departure OF the b. liant. vigorous writer and
= party tacucan; but 20 his triends-to those who
know the NAN-IhO were participants of his conf
aence; who by companonship in every day cares Of
life his uubmely death viii awaken the deeper
chords of the heart which can only render back
eones of sadness. They VIII remember his unafact-
.,d-almost child like mocqsty of demeanor, his
freadom from deception. aud bis warmth of attach
spsnt 10 his friends. The outer world. predicating
she opnion upon his distinguished ability poiti-
cal editor had an idea that such man must neces-
sarily possess large share OF claiL Never was
che world more mistaken lie did not posCess q
particle of the faculty. lie was open-hearted as
Inetipg charity. and absolutely free from dlsPo-
FitiOR 10 aim az any result by the least deception
What be accomplished was by an open, bold aq'o-
cacy, by vigorous. logical DISCUSSION which was
untiring when fully aroused He possessed as many
Of the elements OF journalist any person Of his
day With no advantages o. early LIE, save the old
field school of New Hampshire, he succeeded in
amassing a wealth Of knowledge, familiarity with
the best authors which was rarely equalled. To
his editorial associates his capaeious brain was .
atorehouse wherein memory had garnered up the
choicest passages of elegant literature, and their
drafts upon it were never dishonored Text books
were very rarely handled when the Chief was pres
ent to obviate the necessity. Nor his political
or historical attainments sften surpassed We have
known but few persons, in any walk Of life, who
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

The numerous letters which have reached us
from various partiens of the State, sympathi-
sing with Ms in the loss Of Messrs POINDExrER
and EASTMAN are truly gratifying to our feelings,
attestins S. they do the very high esteem in which
these gcnrr,sen were held.
The very g-arI..l and complimentary terms in
which the Democratic press in and OF the safe,
have noticed the deih of these gentlemen. is also
gratifying Notwithstanding the larger portion OF
our paper since their RESPECTIVE" deaths. has been
occupied almost exclusively with TESTIMONIALS 70
their virtues. we cannot refrain from copying the
following additional tribute to the memory Of Major
E.sruAx. from the pen Of one who knew him in the
,nos intimate personal relations and RI one time in
,hr csnaci,r of nm associate editor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

FREE NEGRoEs.-A bill has bean introduced in the
Mississippi Legislature providing that after the list
day of July, 1860 it shall be unlawful for any free
negro, or mulatto to be found in that State, under
any pretense whatsoever; snd every free negro or
mulatto, SO found, may be indicted in any county
where found, or in an adjoining county, sHd on con-
yiction. shall be sold into absolute slavery. The
sheriff of the proper county shall sell such negro, or
n.ulstto, at the door of the Courthouse of said
county. for cash after giving such notice as the
Court shall direct and shall pay the nett proceeds of
tsuch) sale into the treasury of the county where
the indictment found.
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Musical Instruction.
PROFESSOR 7. RARkALITS

state to those wishing to EMPLOY his services, that
M he hasa few hours now at the disposal Of pupils
Terms instrumental lessons II tasen ~ the session SaO
~ seqzou Il taken BY nor II Sls per month CavA
lion o the voice in singing per session lnvaT ably In ad
vance and d>du on allowed on those cnars on any aeSoan
.. apP4l'--'' - - nov26 d3m
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sa,ss ina 5. ,ss. Ta''e 81 NJ
national question upon yRios saas party = q1a
ano ne a;sr q, aer Of questions Of EsElOn-
pfOcs ss-.s-,s- rsceut7 assusbed before -
s,ars ,,tieh see pemoerRtie
OF TIE eounL'' e people
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In the Sixth Congressional District Of Illinois, at
the recent election supply the vacancy caused by
the death of Hon THOMAS L. HARRIS, MCCLERNAND
Democrat received ago majority, the eleven coun-
ties of the district having all cast msjerities in his
favor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

Bishop Paine, Of the NJ E Church. was thrown
FROM a stage recently, near BenionviAe, Ark and
dangerously injured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

REramvr OF BRowv.-A petition TO Gov. WISE is
in circulation at Manchester. \. H.. praying him to
postpone old BRovx's execution until the meeting
of the next Legislature u Virginia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

vH1HAT UNIQUE ORIGINAL HAT, WORN
by the dashing, roliiekng zouaye, can be md At De
-novIa - NATERRIEED 4 WALkkkse
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Tuos. F. MARSHALL of Kentucky, has been lately
lecturing in Dubuque with an irrepressble tenden-
CIV to pronounce the word Constitution "c9s-to0
ahur
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

The Hon. LYSv B9yp declines being candidate
for United States SepstQr,
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The Boston Post says The talk among the he
publicaus in this regioR IL ip favor Of BANKS and
BATs for candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent. Capt. DulLvEs and Mr.. BURLNGANE. we under
stand. think these are the men preferred at the
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NOTICE

HAVE this day nv entire interest in the Book, Perod
AMI Stationery Business, John o. hope that
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed will be extended
to tie firm. A. v. JOHNSON.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARV

nS DR. king. formerly % New Yosf' for the last
49, four years o. louisville, Kenueky' and sho has
devoted his attention 70 The % rrFts diseases io exc
thirty years Haiters himself having attended 70 pree for
and curt rary Thousands ae u s.ea % els
al diseases Of prive nature natter how 80 nay 70
from sjudicious medical treatment, or from nese or ef oEn
Dr. Kings Dispensy Is 70 q peeersk street Shesy
and the Square, where he an diseases Or pee atl
GoxoRaEA cured Without u-acoas medicine q inef'1fs1'
freu business
sTrrcrvRg q Oh or recent dss egectuail cured in v
days Nv an operation which pain hne Structure
exits health be enjoyed Perhaps no dse
mischief and IN eermincf Tie constitution 81 1ucl
SYPHILIS. al ne 5eass % the cn- gcirs ca o. neg
lec or cad treatment Re slectuaig cured IN saalsf
sEMrxAi NEaxSss particular attention having teen gftn
this disease an AL the co7 growing outo f oroasa.
an IN many cases hy the iesrrcfirc habits q lcp1s-a
Youths and excessive inusnce q the PASSIONS ne< =
-hsch viii e-ins tie const u11, rendering c lsci A
a. r business or society and causing premature Old AZ.
EaIes VINO nay iahoring Wiz any cuity o. tes hono
nav rat a-sus Of frrae,iizte relief
abroad, 81 writing and stating te casa. wa
a f. closed directed % Dr.. A. king Nc. . De.erck si,r
s-bvilIe Tenn. viii have The medicine sent o e
adr- vita Necessary Sctone Strict scecv oarrF 81 u-'s
hour frena 9oecck in the uornns dnl IN the egena
r75idAzUfv
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FINE Tract Of Land containing sixty ave acres Ns m
~ proved having Il handsome and convenient peA
sleuce of eight P0orus-outhodses and Xtensve
This is one the NEST desrab located places 70 .n
borhood Of Nashville being adjacent TO e ey nls az
rnandinz aue view az the city and suburbs Inc tIs
we'll vatered under good fence, Is from Is ,t a.
city admirably adapted for market garden Or an
ct IN 81 IS acres can Be ohtained also, The PEieeOl a.
adjoining tract land containing 100 aere rrs sruON
Per terms and further Parten lara apPiy 70 so "
Of the frm Of Sehon 4 Merit, Ne il Gear is's'
nov23-dlm
yUHTEHE GREATEST VAk1ETa ~ - -. a ~
and Gaps for Men. Boys and Chilorsn -. 10 ~
-. AZ and uniform prices. can aesys oe found ~
cry snd - "0osra'' -NA ~ ATkREIELD 4 WALKERS,
20 20 Puoils Square
- -. ..1-sS ~ JOHN YORK 4 co.,
- Ssss' No. D Union Street.
TDLUE GRASS SEED
ID HERDS Dc do sa t,ec ~ e%,pev9
sPsS = INV 1-A'
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Hon. CHARLES Starvation. CHAsiES SuNNSR was
a pasSeuger in the Canada. He pronounces flmseh
Il Well man, aDd gratitied TO be able 20
say that be seems trgis 70 be in perfect possession
Of his health He will be il Washington to take his
seat at the opening OF the approaching session OF
Congress B,IStOa advertiser Noe. 22.