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Laws and Pract ice
OF
w II i s 7
BY CELEBS
/ VOL, square. GntIeavcs.

vol, square. Gilt leaves.
"This little Manual OF the Law aud Practice or
Whist has been got up under the auspices Of the IA
nous Portland Club, London, and ha e morally been
accepted law upon the Game Of Whist "-Detyoit
Advertiser.
''Ihis book is the standard authority Of England
where Hoy les once popular treatise has cultivated
its usefulness "-Boson Daily Advertiser.
'This is love Of little book, dressed In blue and
gold, and tells all about the intellectual me OF
Whist, ana should be in the hands OF every Whist
player. "-Easton ArguS.
Ben. SYLvESTFRS WORLDLY the Author OF The
Heir OF Redoy He." / vol lSmo.
Prom the Troy Times.
'This is n charming story, from the pen Of the au-
thor OF 'The Heir OF Redoy ne The book is pleas
| anty and naturally written, In that graphic aud
romantic style which fails Interest those for
whose benefit and instruction II r designed"
! JUST RECEIVED By
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Ties. Stocks and Gloves.

ITTST received choice Dot Of Ne"k Ties, stocks,
ID Gloves Pocket Han, kcrehisis SuspendeTs, ke.,
embracing all the latest styles, fer sale by
mar2s }. a. MCGIII..
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Fxcayator's Work.

The whole o.. the trenches are 20 be dug Tor the
foundations IN the depth clear feet, the came 10
be wide-but IN depth should the nature OF
the ground render such necessary
A place is 10 be left under the rooms IN y. W.
corner of the building, for the Furnace, Coal &c.
This basement to be eNcavated that the same may
be II feet in the clear when finished.
The whole trenches to he seen by Architect when
cut out before the foundation work is commenced
All the soil is 10 be leveied around the building as d.
Cd
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GENTLEMENs WEAR.
MISSES. BOYS AND CHILDREN.
DIYID I'D .

TIME Board Of Directors Of the Nashville CONNER
cial Insurance Company have tbs day declared
dividend al Twelve per cent on the whole Capital
stock out Of the metz pronts Of the last six Taobshs,
six per 20 be applied 20 The ing up ~ the re-
naming stock notes and the other PER cent ~ be
paid 20 The Stockholders in cash on OF aeg the lSlh
inst JAAh-s " Al.hri.,
4 ru
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New Publications.
NEW PUBLlCAV1ONS
READY THIS DAY,
w. T. BERRY & CO., Public Square.
SHAKESPEARE'S
Legal Requirements Considered.

By JOIN, LORD cAxPREtL, LID, F. R. 5. F..
In Liter to }. Payne Collier, Esq., f. S. A.
vol. I2mo. Cloth.
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osnsrally lcoaaifi0aAi }

ne wksle q ths NsFks ars 70 - r-rser.s. - -
sassus,est and rnst work uaAnike a1eAsrI 80 - -
,,.as-rtsis 81 every descFiptsoa 80 - - 1'.t~
-. -. - srrfitect and Hllislus 1esanniiiee
An warks indifcctly neeFs--fs - - p - :. -
ptesinss ~ the builtng are o. - 49, - - -. -
i.riy aescrleea o. set fofth - sas ef@~~ss ~ 49,
EczteEz- =. -. - aa~s.ss..us
- - 49,. tnrlnr ~ prcefsss - NJ eef&s
- sisxs.ss - shsu sse ti.,e.s ~
eas she Fzlas tkersof weeiAs > 49,. - - ..
- ~ xsais sea1ef. a1& 2a4ra y q
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g,frigeraiors aud Ice tram Frerzrrs.

ruAvE on hand and for sails a. lowest prizes
Il fSurl,OS AIpfs LOUISVILLE RED Ri6t kAIolIS.
- .ssorsea sizes q AAssey's Ice Cream trvTtrfsi
,hih have the reputation e being the b~st fcelsts
- i, 60 usually making Ice Cream n uiaaies
lee ,eks and nlsllcIs SILVER piate1 and 20 Se1SP
Ours and Cobler strainers
PLATED cAsToEs, sc
"a az best aaaay silver piAtrA whse eesiaa Gas
tors tngetheF With ssFne veFy pfstss -As 'is ms
reakfas.-eastnrs which wtls be sold lo~
CHAMBER ToIl-EIEARE
funltafsen Oak tsilrtxaFs-Fefy handsome
and Rosewood
Green Shite, ban asd sah<F eoaefs
(hfkarsnss flsthing Iaes-
Has sta Bath Tubs --.,.,>x
ftztA tabs ussfe q eraer > y. ~AAs7oss
House Furnishing store, - es.'sss 81
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PECIFIC ION

several works required 10 be done in the cree
ton Of NEW SHOOL E0USE, situated ON South
Collage street. in the city of Nash vile Tenn, from
designs and under the superintendent Of b. NJ.
AKER0YD, Architect, Nashville.
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ChurnsI ChurnsI!

n AM new ssakin< = mszf sxreEsnt eharn, Fran
4 etsrass FAtea1n tao sisrs. 50 ard 5 \ gailaus -
p,sse a 60 .nd Is %. The sbose fAarns are used
shrose hs.as pe4nzsisaa1z ant AaFgtaa4. ana gives
ezlirs atsfzefiant nakiES tzse better Nh pat very
lilfle lzhsr u - lainstea A AL sci "a -
wsrIssssa De ~sii, sosia sas q a. sssete.l q
slss sss< erssA > y. eil-s'S.
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Strayed or stolen

r1R0N the subscriber about the 18th OF April, enc
Il black HORSE COLI two years old rather aTge
eor his age and dark bay FIiIsf. one year old No
nsrticuiar marks about either remembered Dor the
rvsurn OF sane 50 miles On the s-Ailatin pke
or any direct Information Is 10 their ~h-eraboHssf
viii reward literally. ,,.-.,
rnax5tf r NV
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THE SCIENCE AND ART OF CHESS. by ). Neural,
D. c. l..
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N.liil Cra@ Cow SnIc.

4 Will sell, reasonable terms, that beautiful
il and highly impro, Ell property, adJ"inir franklin
anu Minerva Colleges, known az I'm CktG. Apply
10 &. X. BARNES
fehfGH rail- Sewanes Hotel
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SUMMARY.

SECOND DAY-Tuesday May 3.-Bradley
stake for three years olds; mile heats; $500
subscription; $50 forfeit; $500 added by the
club.
l-wm Roundtree names oh Bill Alexander
BY Epsilon; dam by Glencoe; SO lbs; colors,
red white and blue rider John Pryor l
2-Co John Campbell names colt by Wagner,
dam bv Glencoe; SC lbs; colors, green and
black: rider, Richard Mason. 4
3-Guiid Blythe name Ran Berry by Albion,
dam by Pacolet; SO lbs; c"lors, black and
red spot pink cap; rider larkin. .......... 3
flames Jackson names br f. by Ambassador,
dam by Delta by Priam; So lbs; colors, pur-
pie and purple; rider, Tablet.
Sc w Dillahunt names b. f. by othello; dam
Tme-l:5l1 4-l:5o4
After the race, Vim. Alexander, Esq, after
whom the horse was named, presented his
owner, Mr.. Roundtree, with one of the most
superb suits of clothing we have ever seen.
All attention was now directed TO the en-
tries for the Jockey Club purse, for which
there were three entries, mile heats best
three in five The betting opened at even, on
Red Oak against the field which receded TO
500 to $50 on the field against Red Oak,
and eventually to even on the field against
Red Oak. All preliminaries being adjusted
the signal was given, and beautiful start
was effected, Red Oak in advance, Ella Moon
second and the Albion filly third. at the dis
lance of about a length and a half from each
never changing position, Red Oak running
under hard pull all the way. Time, 1:5li
SECOND HEAT.
/ Betting two to one on Red Oak for the race.
| Ella Moon was backed against the Albion at
| evens for this heat. At the :'tap' Ella got the
| start. followed by Red Oak; the Albion well
| mn aud kept the lead till half way down the
| back stretch, when Red Oak lapped here n
| very exciting race till entering the home
| stretch. when she gave way and surrendered
| the lead TO the horse. The Albion here made
| A desperate effort; passed Ella and ran good
race home with Red Oak, only losing the heat
by a length. Time, l:50l.
THIRD HEAT.
The betting now was all on Red Oak, and
| any odds that were asked were freely given.
il being very evident that Red Oak could run
away from either of the others, he having
through both heats been running at his ease
| under a hard pull. Al the signal he took the
lead and maintained il all through, followed
by the Albion second and Ella last and they
came in precisely as they went out-aboui
tour lengths between first and second aud the
same between second and third-Red Oak
winning the heat and race in l:4SS, being
the quickest heat ofthe three. The following
is the
| SUMMARY:
SECOND RAcE.-Jockey-C Club purse $500
milc-heat; best three in five.
| IMP Chatham enters (Coi. J. Matthew's)
| CHI c. Rcd Oak by I'd Atorf, dam by job;
! yrs; % lbs; eoors, purple and purple;
rs ,ae R,eashni enter: Oh. T. by Albion; dam
| n Eudora BY Prmm yrs 81 lbs. coiors, red
| white and blue; rider, josh Pryor.
| S-Jalnes Jackson enters (F. Scrugg's) b.
Ella MuOn by Albion; dam by wagner4
yrs. ~ lbs. ;eoiors, red and red rider, Dan
|
Tme-isSlk-l:5oh-l3s
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THE LIFE OF NORTH AMERICAN INSECTS. BY
b. Jaeger. vol.
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Pig Iron.
Dressing Robes

90 TONS hot blast rig Iron Just received and for
OU sale by d. u. pichEh.
rnarag-n
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Aew ADVERTISEMENTS.

Deluge Fire Company, No. 3.
VOU are hereby notified TO attend Meeting of the
IL Company, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
USiFoRN Pants, White Shirts and Fire
Caps. By order Of the Captain.
may7-it MINOR SMITH, Sec.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-07

HoI1Oway's Pills and Ofntment.-
Habnual constipation, the parent Of aPopiexy, gen
er,l debility and premature decay, is permanently
cured by Of the Pills, and no external dis
ease can long resist the Ointment. may3-iw
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MOTHERS AND INFANTS, NURSES AND MUIR
SINGS. Translated from the French. IvsL
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Fresh Arrivals.

GENTS Calf Kd-top Caters
VI Gents Patent Leather Caters.
Gents Calf Kid do.
Gents Lasting and Calf Kid Oxfords.
Gents Glove Kid French Tics.
Gents fine Calf Pump-Sole Boots.
With variety OF other styles Of Caters and dress
Shoes, just opened. JOHN RAMAGE,
nay7-tf ~ College street.
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ChIidren'S PaMacca,

Prepared by the Graefenburg Company.
The true worth Of this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine never be set forth IN words, but II can
be felt aud appreciated by mothers whose children
have been snatched from death by its
The celebrated Or. Williams who has devoted
life to study has analysed this remedy and says the
Grsefen berg ChldTen's Panacea Is compounded with
especial reference To the immature state Of the
nerves blood vessels glands and bones Of the chid's
body. Should a mother neglect to provide herself
with this invaluable remedy, she may chance 90 be-
hold death claim her children and have no one TO
blame but herself II IS certain for alt dis
eases OF childhood and receives II deserves uni
versal appreciation. Martin, of south Carolina,
saws 1T is the best general medicine for infants
that ever saw" Dr.. Watts, of New York, writes
In all diseases caused by teethirg 1t is certain
rcmedy.n Dr. Colson, of Indiana, says: " In cases
of Group have used II with marked success also IN
Measles fevers from teething, darrhda, pains IN the
stomach bowels, &c. ! should be guilty OF great
neglect did not recommend in the highest terms.
Hs- FifIy cents per bottle with full dreetions-
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
mayo Agent Graf. Co
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STEAMBOATS,.
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, on the 3rd day OF May
" 1853, Negro Man who says his name Is sam
Said boy is about 40 years old, weighs about l4o
mounds ABOUT feet inches high, dark complexion.
wears a moustache, and badly dressed, says he has
been runaway bout two months. The owner Is re-
auested to come forward, prove property and pay
CHARGES as the law directs This May !, 1909
TH0S. HOBSON,
mar6-w4w Tailor at Nashville, Tenn.
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ENPI.OXMIENV.

w. =. BERRY & CO., Pubne square
nv St
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.
That Suburban Residence,


yITISHING to make other investments, W. pro-
w pose to sell all Real Estate IN Davidson CO.,
as follows
That Suburban Residence,
situated on the Franklin Turnpike, within hafa mile
of the city and opposite the residence OF the late 10
seph W. Horton. This Is, perhaps, The most com
mandng site in the vicinity OF Nashville, ana = a
most desirable country residence. The house wlilbe
sold with II of land as the purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm,
known as the Sims Tract, situated on the smith Turn
pike (old Lebanon foad) within three miles oi Nash
VILE Containing $50 acres. The soils good, II Is Wen
watered and timbered and can be divided into small
tracts of twenty acres and upwards all OF which are
admirably adapted for country residences, market
gardens and dairy farms Also that
Beautiful Farm,
on same road, now occupied by 7. c McCampbell,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding containing
about $50 This place is 50 well known az 10
need no further description IL viii also be DIVIDED
10 suit purchasers. TIC. McCampbellwl show these
| places T. any who viii call.
All the above property will be scld on reasonable
terms and credit Of one, two, three ana u ur
years ,-,,,,. - =, ,,,
" THOs. c. MCCAMPBE1l,
| SIX miles from Nashville.
| J. A. MCCAMPBEIL,
| ,,rI Nashville.
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PLAN OF THE CREATION, or O1mR wox1ps and
who inhabits them. BY Rev. {. L. Hequembourg.
vol.
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TUST 20 hand a variety OF Robes dc Chamere az '
i. rioas prices. }. II. Ac6ILl-.
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Likely Young Negroes for sale.

AN Offering for sale The hkehcsi lot Of young ne
eroes ever offered In IN market at reduced preefi
eomprizing men, women boys and girls These are
extra negroes. respectfully invite thoss who wish
10 purchase a likely lot uf negroes 90 call aud see
them T. :. HAWKINS,
Rprls II GIN No. Is. Cedar Street
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To Cistern Builders.

NSn BARRELS best Hyar&alic cemeas In store
msvt HuGA MccREA On.
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w. T.. Ii. g. CO.

w. II b- ~ W..
NAVE Also, JUST RECETTED
THE ROMANCE AND IFS HERO. BY thc Author
Of " Hagdalcn SlafOrd.U
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JUST RECEIVED

W.T.. BERRY a co., Public Square
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Ne VS. r.


Dimes and ausgars, daalazx and dame&s
IA snpty poeAse Ii - wOrak of eeaaasa. y
hare opsnaa 4 GRs0p as the heaa n&
Broadway ssaaaczl HlaAS In q. q. AznysB
odd atMAa, Mu. 3, feg the 6anmEaefm9m eaa
Repair af piowa, Harrows, Ok eksss
Wagons, Carriages, Baggys, Saesghas Cut
tara. RoEss and skapaea, WITH MI tha eone
constants. Yoha and wsgana AeNs mAe
ways oil hand. viii pay particular 81
tsnkaoa sa repairing II ID iEs srenshsas aaa
take ID exshangs anykhaag tAAk cen eat
81 drink. asa az paY aehsa wiah. Gave me
! can ard see wsszE / can - FoT yea
a.. III. &W6K
Essaasaa RsmsEs, nae. 81 1eH1 kk
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4 c. Mu&T. - h. xMzwxl
s. g. ARnEMWS.
MERCHANTS ekNE.
az
M. c. MUTT n co..

cauMcEx nEuTTs, .sss.ss .stss.s.s. IOWA.
e @ 1880 N
NONE VI received on depaafs, payable
III % dsmana OF ak speciked date vita OF
,EasAeak taasrasts IA per agreement with
a&paskknFm
Wezx@w Direct 81 Sgew E8sk. Hostnn,
FhilaasapAlas UskFOis mmd Chicago, ana
hAva Else pssfseksa an arxamgsmssa ~
which we Issue DRAFTS ard leetars 0s exassis
On the pEfnelpal baakers III una hundred
and Essy eaktas % Europs.
CoEiassznMa ma6e In WssAsFm Ks@A lad
Basksgn Nabraaka, Tres OF charge and ia
lnatks& dc eMgTemt rates af exehSnga.
We r@esavs oFdsFM To hag and saII On
r0mmissica real sstaEe Ii Hswa aud Ne
axaska.
lnyest monsy for capitalize, and buy and
sail Land Warraats 1t current rates.
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NEW AND CHEAP G()IR
MUCK Oils 4 90,

A y 3b OnGAE MUM
MuOg Oils A co
@aamN esd, xswa.
smuuz Weald ssal the attsnsianos
80 Psspas 2 nils and ad- ~
aafag seam Sos to ths fset
tnAk ka@y aaxs eszaFiaEsa their pe,~ -.
house and haEe iast received ssd sDen.S wi. Sas
OF Gaa taEEsas and naeat varied sFsorT~. Sa%
of nsw goedss sveg brof 10 sseassrp - s.u'Hs
Our assarsaaeng 81 Dry Gooaa, ~
Amsx aeaa and ksssign manufacture -. % =.
eomplets - viii be esahd In the wsstsrs
Alsoagsar Groceries nay be found
2e bid Y o. sugar,
50IakiEsd, do
I 80 sack Bic Case.
% chests Tea, assorted,
400 2, 4 ash boxed Tea.
SaS saeks .. "A. SAT-,
TOO haFraks Ia. de
800 sacks Dairy do
90 harTsla ANDaaasem,
90 III do SYRUP
sls 400 Bsd- stsads, iii pakserms.
Baraas, eRbhnmsda, ca amssa.ehairs Ian,
eas, mattresses stands. &c. As.
100 eoekana heassng asoves, all patssrD,
100 kegB Nnfls, assorted.
Deorss window-sashs blinds, paints OIL
&&s
b o o rs AED SHOES
Va have sixty eassss al sorts and M.
teEms. and ssssy fasfnR else that nsI /.
feuna In sk1raBshaa afds 81 81 Loui4 IN,
harry less NJ &xs asd ia kailura Of =
manY hussEess Accuses khrDmghaut the sta
havs aaawM 10 ne the a@esssssy of doipg,
pay 6ug8H AakiAesa ThaxaEnrs. Ne ksT,
adopted the pay doWn business, and BY tAs
nnsans We hope 60 D far such iEdaesnsntIt i
those that WISH to pay down Fer good. TN
khSy viii surely PmEehase
By doing this Find Of bBsEneaa, we n,
not subsestta loss by bad aaAss and otbsg
lassss, which surely follows akkar ersditiss
We DO net pretend - say 80 NsAFaska Cit
and 0maha City deaa, that ours is TINE pIaa
IL iasesz ysav sasmsys bakwe 10 say We will
give yoa znaFe geostg Ter yeur money, thE
amy skAss heass wsss 81 81, Loaia.
Call and axAmEna-Ae tEsable 10 she's
goods. Remember the sign of the Ghsag
Case S<sFs, Gtaawo0d, Eowas
- We boy dry hAdess fnrs, pslszia,
earn, wheat, oa1s, bacon, pork, wax, talI9E,
Ae.s e.yaf lsIghsst prices. r.
aaaW - 400 EsH2la
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ForwarsElElg Il Comnalssien Merchants,
STlpIK AND FAsCf Dry GeeDsl
nsers assess HAS Am CARS, KINDS, go
ezRg3 x@E10Ux9x0rGaa
s4 . Quitting Goods and Miners Implements,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA -
Regular Quitting Establishment since 1850!
as31
NsCssaARy ReR rmR EmIaRANr AVID MINHR,

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asa~ svaas ya g sAH
seaEH 10 f1sseee r
@ sss ssa Ss asa c
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Popalar 4 aeaa LED canes
Para, Rrssh D. cea sas,
you've AMNCAp
STEAM MILLS!

II
FTsHE anAsgsagzAsd hmss EsaHsh assd AndaRe
T. nCw. pastInS In eosapaske s1a@E, Eh@
sssam FIouging and Saw Mfllss two maIas
west Ut this city, formerly 0wned bR tbs
Messrs. gesYsyss and viii u Few dayx Ne
prepared 90 hxmsah any DESIRED agtaeIs aa
Immheg, aaa assa hesh mazehaae nd eoaiss
grinding, d y faax, equitable and sakas-
arg mRnnaF.
wsaA sEg Be- aaa FakmsEa saak ws
ma do right, and mek 0msy cain. hsk
keep ,asg0m and good VII We VIA
@aB@@ ksmszaeHg 81 ~ m@ma,
ID aa saHaa aaaeant e esFa, kar whiSh
swin pay the highsat cash priNe.
- # hRsk rate aFtaels 81 Flsmr and
Msal win be constantly kspk - hand esg
sale. 8ssw
BY industry, seoRomy and i dssp0sdkion
sEsF % ohligs, we hope % aiss aasd pFosp@g
with the citizens az shis EeNieus
EIIsL @ EOWM.
iaas+fs5S IL
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aosRE = 0a.AasP 'a'
= A N &. 4 = q
REAa EsTATr sa,ksns.
sLeNA ST $50 s's* So. ss..sa sss.towA.
LLA.S Of Exee .angs ON ali oar Eastern
~ ana soat1s m eiksea heught sad sold.
- osssy g &nsa Oh real and pegseaal sseu~
GoF sekions MADE Ia western IssEa and
s4ss ezra Nebraska, and pTpmptIy remitteA
any part sf the Unikad Ssakea, as abe eaT~
! reas rakea oR exchanges.
Land Warrants h0mMhs and sold and le~
Gated on kine also sold and Aeeate1 On
klme Ter distant dealers
Fmming lands and Town property bougbt
and scid On commission
Taxes paid fog naz- sasaseats
Tntsrek paid 81 al dsposiss made Fos
three months or evsg, ut tbs rats ck tea per
eeBk. psT auna1a
REFERENC ES.
RAasrs. Dease = 20. 10 @ 81 CllRssssaa ...9. r.
Mpa. gSa@ A. ep1nssEs 1sasas ssssss@ssAs&sg q
waa y et6sfns gsass @azM u Slsash szzAzas @azzxA
y D Rhespe Press aaaasshsaas aHsy Aank,
AEslNMAzsk ~
q sssSass rsssp = nssas ssamsg Aane. asssham-
saassssss =. 8 7.
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