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>iMPLE MODE OF ENTERTAINING INTER-

The Detroit -fdreriiser gives a new meth
cd of computing interest on any number Of
of dollars at six per cent, which appears SIM
pie:
Separate the right hand figure BY pein4..
and the figure on the left hand side of this
separating point will be the interest in cents
for SIX days-the figures on the right of point
dcclmals Of a cent. Multiply the whole
amount by five to find interest for thirty days.
and the sum by two for sixty days, three for
ninety days, etc. For any number of days
less than six. Care must be taken to sepa-
rate the right hand figures of the dollars,
whether there be cents or mills in the given
sum or not.
This is all very well, but simple and
shorter way, remarks the Philadelphia Ledg
er, is to multiply any given number of dol
lars by the number of days Of interest desir-
ed, separating the right hand figure, and d.
vidng by six, the result is the true interest
of such sum for such number of davs ut six
per cent. The rule is SO simple and so true,
according to all business usage, that everv
banker, broker, merchant or clerk should
post it up for reference and use. There be-
ing no such thing as a fraction in it. Bvno
other arithmetical process can the desired
information be obtained with such a small
quantity Of figures.
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RATHER THIN.

A ludlcrous incident occurred, this winter
at W oodlawn,' on the bloomingdale road.
Jones's hotel, of that place is ornanented
with hostler whose fun is as fearless
as his face is ugly. One day in Janua-
ry, while twenty or thirty fast gcntlenen
were standing on the front balcony of tho
hotel, an individual rode up the path on the.
thinest horse mortal ever looked upon.-
Leapipg from his phantom steed, the eoues-
trlnn said, turning to she host!cr.
Here, John, give my horse some water.'
Sir!' said John, with look of as.onish-
mcnt.'
Give my horse some water thunderea
your horsen calculated John, still more
surprised.
Yes, you fool, my horse - and the stron.
ger looked savagely at him, and commenced
drawing the lash Of his whip through his
hand. ''
John walked toward him, as tboupb he
would demand an explanation, and had taken
about SIX steps, when he suddenly STONED.
Ike one surprised beyond expression
Bless my soul = says be: 4 AK your par
don, sir; but your haninal was staadir,
on a line niih that ere htchin-pot t, and T
didn't see him.
The owner of the spectral beast tried to-
irown, but roar from the talconv made
him change his mind.--N. Y. Mefcury.
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In cutting garments for the British soldiers
the cloth is piled up, placed between two
boards. cut in the shape of patterns, and CON-
pressed. and then sawed out, thus cutting
one hundred or more garments ut once.
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Ptttsburq.
GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
.ENV.wkI. CHs.LECTING AGENCY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, low A

COUNllL Bill tFS, lON A.
YINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
L tired from the mercantile business, beSs leave to
uar his services Merchants and Business Men Of all
classes as General Collecting Agent lie proposes I"
give his entire attention to this business; and his long
p>cucc and extensive acquaintance IN the West Wall,
n. Ists enable him to give entire satisfaction to all
who may employ m
Notes Accounts and Glands of all kinds, may be for
waried to the undersigned by mail. otnetwIbe. ~
Presentation. L4 4uiaton or Collection Prompt aten-
tn will be given and the avails Immediately remit
ted When it may become necessary to place clal,us III
suit the best professional services Will be secuf., and
the leal proceedings urged forward as rapidly as p>sl-
be Doubtful claim, viii be settled aud secure!
the best terms aauable and the title to Real Estate,
when taken either payment or security careiuly In
vest gated.
undersigned will, also Pay Taxes in all parts of
u-ior, tv., ,"d Ncbraskl; and will also Sell, Pnr-
,Lasp nr Invest Money in L al Estate.
Letters .! Inquiry Will be promps . H.tHueH ",
REFERENCES:
CovxclI BLUFrs-Onlcer Puscy, Bankers; Bald
~ IN \ iL..Ge Do; Casahy X Test, de-; IL L NU'' y
. tu..G'
ST. LOUIS Mo-Doan King Co; SInirc Rect
Stnplcigh, Day y Co., S. c. Davis Co., Howard g
] lIuchfuau.
ST JOSEPH Mo.-Tootles Farleigh, Jos. c. Hull
Prcs't St Jo InS Go; r. l.. Mcdonald. J. J. Cur!
Nave. Mct'"ri C". J. Il. Jennings Co., A Beatti'
\ Go [yau1g1 BuSle please COPY
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60" \ story is told of Sully, the painter,
man distinguished for refinement of man.
nsrs as well as success in art. At party
one evening. Sully was speaking of n belle
who was a great favorite. "Ah," said he.
"she has mouth like an elephant" "Oh,
oh, Sully, how can you be SO rude ?''-
Crude, ladies rude what DO You mean ?
say she has mouth like an elephant be-
cause it is full of ivory."
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AsorrICER. VII. NJ. PUsEY, ydt Ii
OFFICER & PUSEY,

REAL ESTATE BNOk ERS-
And Dealers in Land Warrants and Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION Of lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska
the payneut of taxes lands of nonresdens and the
col ecton and remittance Of claims.
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CY A woman purchasing cups and saa-
GERS was asked what color she would have.
Why, amt particular, any color that
wont show the Dirt
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,,-s F. KlTER, BOOK BINDER AND bLANh
" Book NJ manufacturer, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Is
.re to execute anything in his department Oh busl
nn,mptly in a substantial and workmanlike man
ness P't !, ~ i,, nricos n34-u
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'sncss:
/ St. Louis.
Jno. J. Anderson 4 Co.
Messrs. Page Il Bacon.
Loker, Reeick h Co.
+. II. Violet x Co.
MessrS. Bryan 4 Co.
IOtrd.
Cook, Sargent Il Downey.
Hem, WilliBms 4 Co.
Hoyt Sherman & Co.
Hon. Thomas b. Benton, Jr
Springfield, Ill.,
NJ. 4 +. Insurance Co.
.Clarh Exchange Bank.
jacob Bum, Esq.
Hon. s. 7. Logan.
Col. Jno. Williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. WIN. Brown.
" Richard Yates,
f. r, Elliott, Esq.
McssIs. n. P. Ayers 4 Co
n3-u
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vHARD 81 PROVOST,
- - eueLleHERs.s -
=, 40 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
TEMPLE.
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.

,pyry AT LAW. LEWIS, CASS COUNTY
I'V TO, Offi C with the Recorder and treasurer.
Il P"ef' ,e;n v2n3Syl
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phI>ician and SufGe"h'
-7.oFF!CE-sccond Story, IIass's Block Mla1'e
d a.N y.
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GLAZING, GLIDING, GRAIN
ING, Marhling and Brunzing.-
&a Carriage. Buggy Wagon PANT
not tnaI ing. Paper-HanGing warranted
s,7,,,F'S'' F'S' on good stock OF WALL PAPERS con
oral :. hahd Ceilings whitened and WALLS coll
pr,n,r,I ofaeTs solicited in town country, and
en-! attended b.. A A. SMITH.
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A. G.. FORD,
DIR. w. $. GRIMES,

=, 7.rnRNEY AND COUNSELLOH At LAW, CUtN-
..,irace over the Banking House Of Greene, Weare
/. 'Eant,a Middle Broadway. no
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r a,,11ivara, M. ID.
:. D. TES

10, u. SI11I1011A, 0SAs 10
,uysICJaN 4 SURGEON. OFFICE AT Dill
PIEN'S DRUG STORE, Lower Broadway, Cour-
A. Iw, nl-u
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FOLLY.

Sir Joshua Reyn Ids being asked how he
wouI! personnt, folly ia printing, replied
that he would represent n man climbing
over the wall at the risk of breaking his
neck, with an open gate close by through
which he might walk with ease and safety,
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TOOTlCS 4, FAIi.LEIGlI
ID. G. DI.OOMER'
CURTIS BROTHERS,,
Surveyors and Land Agents,

COrNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL PAY PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE lay
" UE ont of Lands. ali business connected with
wi Engineering, Drafting, AC., also the Paying "f
.Ao>, BuyIu- and Selling of Real Estate. Locating
~a Warrants. aud Making Collections. hs-u
Z LARE, [. BURROUGHS.
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81 FL I In IDN. -
GIAYUN & LsAlDNlN,
w n. !. Ess,iiSONS,

lNorncys at law, IOINtH BIulT7, l0NN'
,,-l practice i'll all the Court, in Western l,Nh ''"
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ALFRED A. SMITH,

1a'a Mreet, rear Of James Block,
use- SIGN and Ornamental PAINTER
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tlo "heeieol eoCietN ou UuF private acCOuut.
If you and l have injustice done to us in
the assignment of our duties, it will not
mend anything to fasten our ill-fortune up
on somebody else; and you and are not
the men to skulk, think. Genuine, manly
pluck and good nature will settle much OF
this difficulty. If our advance involves
nothing more than change of places with
others, it is not exactly the manly thing to
whine about our lot.
But there is better and broader basis
for the settlement of this matter than this
and did we possess even a modicum Of the
faith in God that we ought to possess, we
should feel certain that there would be such
basis, though we might fail to find it,
The instructive, persistent search of the
soul is for happiness. We seek for Office,
or place, or wealth; we pine over the fact
that our mental endowments and acquisitions
are comparatively Indifferent, or positively
mean; and why? Because, while we lie
dreaming upon our pillow of stone, the
places and positions of life shape thcmsclv
into ladder on which angels ascend and
descend, the last round leaning on heav.
enly landing; because tha: which is above
US, in allotment gift and acquisition, forms
so many steps of the gradatory that leads
from the cells where we do penance to the
temples where We expect peace and heavenly
communion. In other words we are discou.
tented because we believe there is more hap
pincss on the upper steps of society than on
ours; and here is where the great mistake
is made.
If there be anything which humnn history
teaches more iutelligibly than any other
thing-if there be any fact revealed to OBJ
servation more clearly than any other fact
it is, that happiness does not depend upon
condition and position-that it has its birth
in possessions and relations superior to, and
in most respects unaffected by those facts Of
individual and social life which divide men
into classes. Here is where the good Father
equalizes human lot. High position, con-
sidered by itself, is not positive goods
not, in and out Of itself, a source Of happi-
ness to the souls planted upon it. There is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-12
The Great Pension Bin.

We are not more surprised than gra,ifed to witt
the strong reprobaIon which the country is WIS.,
iting upon the bill which has recently passed the
House andis now before eSeDse, pensionDg the
legions of soldiers whose names adorn the muster
rolls ofthe war OF 1872; which might be denomnat-
ed bill for giving little of the public money to
everybody who will take the trouble to apply for it,
and for establishing perpetual High Tariff The
public Reproduction of the project is general aud in
dignant, and it is in quarters where we did not
expect to witness so decided a demonstration of
feeling tgainst measure which everybody here be-
lieved to take by storm the popular affections.
The proposed to be annually distracted by this
measure from the public treasury are Variously est-
mated at from three to thirty millions all of which
must of course be derived from increase of the
tariff. 1t is no other than measure for taxing all
the people for the purpose of giving some Of them
pensions from the public purse 1t rivals in wis
dom and economy the policy OF rObbing Peter to
pay Paul. Washington Union
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Card.

LEBANON, Jan. o. 1893
EDITOR UNION AND AMERICAN: From the public
and private demonstrations which my friends are
making, it seems that they anxious that shall
be candidate for the nomination Of the Democrat
ic party Of this district for Congress. aesire to
say through your psper,-that there are two men IN
this district who spoken of probable candid>
ates, with whom cannot come in conflict; refer
to Col Guild Of Sumner, and Mr. Keeble, Of Ruth
erfOrd respect these men, not because they have
been Democrats longer than have been; this would
not be fair test, for there are men who might be
life members of the party, and never be any advan-
tage TO it, Irespect them because they have served
their party and their country faithfully and ell
cienily. honor them because they have made
heavy SACRIFICES for the public good. And 1 would
not if could, pluck honors from the brows Of such
men, But if neither of these worthy vetrans desire
to make the race and the Democratic party sees
proper to confer the nomination on me, then | am
in the field, ready for the conflict, ready to demon
strate by nay acts, the faith that is in me-
Respectfully, yours,
d r..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-12

SPIcY.-SenstOr Jones Of Iowa concludes his re-
cent letter to Senator Douglas, as follows:
This, sir, is the third time you have made "inya-
Hously tase accusations against me, and that have
been compelled TO fssten the lie upon you. Though
you may, at the sacrifice of Democratic organization
have effected triumph in your State, as you say,
lover Executive and Congressional dicta,ion, /" l
can but look with contempt upon any fame or posi-.
ton you may have acquired, by union with white
spirits and black, blue spirits and gray" Black Re-
publicans, South American, disappointed Office seek
ers, etc., as l do upon the miserable resort to
opprobrious epilhets connected with my name but
covered with q contingency which gives a sure
escape. GEo. WALLACE JOKES.
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Constitution and the Union, relying upon the intel
igence, virtue end patriotism Of the people, hereby
re-assert their me-honored principles:
Resolvsa, That the resolutions passed By the Dem
ceratic National Convention atCincinnaG in June,
1856, and accepted By James Buchanan, the nomi-
nee OF that convention for the Presidency, contain
true exposition of Democratic faith. and that We
tanned therein
hesolveh Thst in accordance with the sentiment
Oh tne democracy Of cur State, expressed in county
meetings, we cordially extend to our present dstin
guished Chief Magistrate our continued confidence
In his ability, integrity and patriotism and In his
deyotion 70 the constitutional rights of all sections
Of the Union.
ResotVsd, That We cordially and heartily approve
OF the decision Of tne Supreme Court Of the United
States in the bred Scott case
ResOiUed, That the location of Cuba is such that
its acquisition is important, and may become es-
sential to the safety of the Southern and Western
Staies and its honorable acquisition would be ben
ehcial to the interests of the whole Union.
fsssotved, That Democracy of Kentucky regard
with unfeigned adherence the doctrine recently
promulgated by eminent agitators and secti9nalis 8
at the North that the diverse system Of labor in the
different States are incompatible with the harno-
NOUS continuance Of the Union; and that our
amazement has only been equalled by disgust at
the appeal made TO the K. Ms of the South to
amAlgamate with the fanatics Of the North, and
sacrifice the dearest and precious rights Of the
siavehoding States for the spoils of office.
ResolUed, That we cheerfully pledge cordial
and earnest support to the nominees of this conven>
ton, regardless Of any minor differences of opinion
upon past or non essential issues.
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The Patriot Of the 9Th January asserted that Gen
eral JAcksoz had voted for duty Of ss7 on Iron.
On the 9Th, It promised to verify correct the
rOr but commended that mistake in the items Of the
vote made no difference. We had been accustomed
to think that the items Of tariff bill were impor-
tantiassnueh as they determine its character, but
it seems from the slight the Patriot
attaches to the accuracy Of its statements that we
were mistaken. We are left to suppose that our con-
temporary does not consider variation Of so per
centum, in quoting Ike records of tariff vote in
Congress matter of any consequence, as its decls-
ration with regard to the duty iron, has not been
retracted or subsiantiated, up to this time
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-12

The GAINESVILLE Chronicle says: "a man residing
near Charlotte, Dickson county, during Christmas
and under the influence of liquor, attempted to
murder his wife aud children. They escaped, how
ever, and it IS supposed that be then fire TO the
house and shot himself, as his bones were found
lying by his gun-bsrrel He was a man Of intem
perate habits, and his fate is an illustration of the
danger that attends the use of intoxicating drinks
But to preach temperance, nowadays, is a waste
of wordsthe voice of experience, even, is unheed-
ed -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-12

Robert A. Dabney, of Missouri, committed sui>
eide by hanging himself, at the residence of his
brother in-laW, in Fentress county, Tenn, during
the night of the 10Th ult. The CoOkeville Times
says: Deceased lost his wife in the month of June
last since which time he had been laboring under
melancholy state of mind. This, together with
some other adverse circumstances, is supposed to
have brought him to his sad end"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-12

The New York Tribune says: The Hon. Emerson
Ethriige former member) is expected TO be the OPP
position candidate for Congressman in the lXh Dis
trict of Tennnessee. He opposed the Nebraska
Kansas bill.
The Tribune is the recognised organ Of Mr.. Eth
ridge, and, We presume, speaks by authority.
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r We ara happy to lssrn that Judge MARcHBASKs 10
.,;va and we'll How the uufcunded report OF his
death arose we are not able to tell JOIN ". FORD
ESQ, Route Agent on The Nashville and ohattanOo-
- railroad. was our informant, and he heard the
renor4 At Tullahoma.
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II is Chinese maxim, that for every man who
does not work. and every woman who is idle, some>
body must suffer cold or hunger"
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B U H G E & A l. l. e n 4,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission Il Produce Merchants,


Commission Il Produce Merchants,
RRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C,
COR OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
NTE are in receipt of large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which We invite the attention
of the trade:
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar $50 Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bbls and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar.
Crushed Sugar 10 bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
so bbls n Y and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar; 25 hbls Baltimore and Philadel-
phia D Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, 25 do o. G. Java Coffee,
MOIasses.
$50 Dbl, New MOase, 50 ten gallon kegs Gold. Syrup,
30 Il bbs do 20 bbs do do
-'' w Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 200 dOz Painted Buckets,
80 = do do IS Painted Tubs,
300 a do do $50 dozen Washboaris,
$50 boxes Tallow do 200 dOz BrOoms.
100 Pearl starch; $1,000 assorted Cigars,
200 do Bar Soap, 20 bxs Smoking Tobacco;
25 chests Green Black Tea 500 Manufactured do all
IS bags Spice, grades,
80 do Pepper, 100 bxs CARROTS Snuff,
10 bales Ginger, 50 kegs Shot, assorted sizes;
100 casks New Castle Soda, 25 do Bar Lead
100 bxs papers, IS bxs Mason's Backing;
ceroons best Indigo, $50 do Glassware;
2casks Dutch Madder; l50 do Window Glass;
25 tiercesir esh Rice, 500 bbls KenhaWG Salt,
LIQUORS.
300 bbs Deans ex Whisky 200 bills Robertson county
IS do Ward & Cary do $50 bbis Rye Bourbon do
25 do Smiths 100 bxs LOngwOrths CataWha
or. & Madeira Wine
Wine Vine; 80 20 y casks .ld Burgundy Port
pipes Holland Gin; 50 bask Champagne Wine;
20 bbls Ale; 10 bills Vinegar;
Is casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usually kept in the Grocery
line. Ijanl2l BURGE & ALLEN.
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SSEGNEE,S SALE.

ASSHGNEE,S SALE.
an Tuesday, January 2S 1859, will sell at auction, the
" K Stevenson her engines tackle AID turai
lies at the wharf Shland Kentucky The
light draught less than three 3D.
doekd and thoroughly repaired in October last and has all the
rigging and tackle necessary for boat OF her class
Terms of Sales--The boat will bs sold . credit Of
three, nine twelve fifteen and eighteen months notes made
payable the Southern Bank Of Kentucky a. Smhland with
EACH said eud0er be residents sf
either Kentucky 1snneSsee- Is. r. HAYNES,
dec25-dtds Assignee
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AGENCY.
c. F. B 4 II II Y

e. r . n Il Il
TILL attend the collecting, settlement securing
claims and accounts agent for selling
ing property, &c. Having long antncs with this market.
will lcsedry goods, groceries other meendis1
mission for and account Of persons living adistncs Ors
solicited.
Any business entrusted 70 his viii be promptly attended
He Be found at John Brownies Il Deck aad
heSquare.
Rolsr,ncs-Jam-s Erwin Co.. WIN " Miller. Naesy Haa
lion. lds22-iSstHIrn
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Great Eek, eIsiOr shingIe Mill,


iSt The Mill The simple, clmpete comprehensive,
and durable machine for making Shingles Of Ne quaT,0ut
Of any and All kinds Of timber. ra
81. This Nell makes superior single Others whether
shaved saved, and viii make FROM third onh
shingles from given amount Of timber than any other
chine, and they eomniand "a better price.
3D. This Mill win from IS 900 perfect
shingles in 10 hours if the kept order properly
tended to.
4h This Mil is less cumbersome, occupies less space
convenient and requires less power than any other mill
5th This Mill is composed entirely Of iron and STEEL and Eea
sent from the manufsct0ry is ready Tor the belt.
9th Any rson make perfect singles the first ial.
and we'll the experienced, and with eqaal facility
fact it Is the ~ piUs ultrb Of single machines
The subscriber having puT chased the Letters Patent Tor
tire state Of Tennessee Of this nrenOa, viii positively
vent Infringement % the and will dispose Of St
County, individual rights rgmuneavs the pur
chaser. B. GILLIAN.
Letters Of inquiry, orders, addressed 70 z Gillian, u
Mr.. Burns. Mr. John Morrow, Messrs. c.
Nashville Tennessee. will meet with prompt attention.
Having had Of these machines exhibition Messus
Vannsy. TuF5ivls & Co.'S Of this city Tor months,
would refer all master builders and erpens ts
and quality Of shingles.
NASHVILLE, December 2s. 1853
viii also a-snt for above machines
Kentucky. Indians Aransas Illinois, Mississippi Tsxs m
decs5-du. E GILLIAN
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DORTER.--l0 casks Porter, in pint bottles:
Ia store and fer sale b. MzsLL: HOOPER CO.,
taal1 Eol Sand ., hsrkst SireSt'