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State Library

We understand that bill is before the Legisla-
lure for the purpose of obtaining books, maps and
charts and documents relating to trade, commerce
and finance from other States and nations, and for
the payment of contingent expenses. Our library
is now comparatively Insignificant We have not
seen the bill but will express the hope, that ibe-
raj appropriation will be made. If every man does
not get his information about the trade banks f.
nance legislation, judicia! decisions &n.. directly
from the State Library much of it comes indirectly
II ,m there Indeed, the great body of information
wanted for the public servants not be got in an
an authentic shape anywhere else but in public
library, furnished and kept up by the State The
affairs of the world as connected with its legislation
and its trade are going on, and we must keep up
with them by public library sustained tor the ben
eft of the people How can legislation be conduct
ed with wise forecast without perfect acquaint-
ance with the experience of surrounding States and
of the world, derived from the most Authentic
sources? Congress has provided national IL
brary and it is probable that all the States old
Tennessee sustain their intelligence and character
by the establishment of State libraries at the seat
OF government, where the Legislature, Supreme and
Federal Courts meet, and where a greater body Cf
N N of all pursuits assemble than at any other point
The money expended in support Of this library IS
carefully bestowed, and the books and other pur-
chases in the hands of p, lie and attentive libra
rian-voung Mr. MEIGs-are most carefully pre-
served for the present and future generations.
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speech Of Hon. Rios. A.R. Nelson.


In the debates growing out of the organization of the
House. this gentleman has taken a conspicuous part
His speech on the 9Th and his subsequent reoinder
to Mr.. Pryor. are published at length in tie Bannel
and Patriot of this city. We regret exceedingly
that our Legislative reports preclude us from dong
likewise; since the best commentary that could be
made upon such production would be to lay it en-
tire before the people. The simple fact, as stated
by Mr.. Pryor and tacitly admitted by Mr.. NELSON,
that he WAS. .clamorously acclaimed and applaud
cd" by the Black Republicans, speaks volumes of
itself; clearly indicating the tendency and affect which
it expected to have
The question under consideration and which at
forded opportunity for this display of oratory on
the part of the Tennessee member. was a resolution
introduced by Mr.. CLARK, Of Missouri declaring as
unfit to preside over the deliberations Of the House.
any member who had endorsed and recommended to
the public the revolutionary pamphlet published by
HEIPER, entitled the INTENDING CRISTs.' ehcour-
aging treason and nsurrecton the abolition by viO
lence of the institution of slavery, and the excom
muncation of all who uphold that institution, and
their exclusion from social religious and business
fellowship. This pamphlet had been emphaticaily
endorsed by the Black Republican candidate for
Speaker and the majority OF his supporters and
hundred thousand copies OF it circulated by the
leaders of that party. against the adoption Of
this resolution that Mr.. NILSSON so distinguished %
himself, and called forth the applause of the Black
Republicans, by advocating in lieu Of it, one which,
10 use his own language. contains nothing that BY
anv legitimate construction or intandment could be
construed as woundng the feelings of any member
of the House. A friend in need is a friend in
deed" AMI well might the endorsers Of the infam-
GUS HELPER pamphlet cheer him as he came 50 gal
Iantlv to their rescue 10y aiding in throwing OFF the
heavy weight that was crpplirg them at the time
He a timely b.ar
Inasmulh as Mr.. NEl>oN is likely to be the leader
and recognised organ of the Tennessee Opposition in
Congress there is much in his speech deserving of
special notice but are compelled to defer it to
another time.
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yeigale thai business as to repor. to the Senate
far aotio n and be II ersfre moved that the Senate
stand aajouraed TO Frid " morning at nine o'clock
MsSTOKELY demanded the syes and noes upon
the nlsiion which we're taken, and resulted, ayes
Is, n5es 10 as follows:
Ayes-Messrs Allen, Bradford, Bumpass, Hun
ter, Mmnis NJ Nelly. Peters, Richardson Stokes
Thompson, Trimb,e, Wood and Speaker Ne@mau-
13
Noes-Messrs. Boyd, Hildreth Horn, Johnson,
Lane, Mcclellan, Nash, Stanton, S,okely and Sto-
VALID a - -
So the motion PREVAILED, and
The Senate adjourned accordingly.
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Notwithstanding the great Union demonstration
which was made in Boston recently, they turned
around few days afterwards and elected violent
Black Republican as Mayor of their city. This lie
better test of the sentiment OF their people than any
public meetings, and it is tavCI able TO nation
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CRISP'S GAIETY.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IS,
night Of Mr. Anderson aud Miss Agnes
ElsWorthY To night will be presented ShAkspeAre's
MERCHANT OF VENICE
Mr. James shyOck Miss Agnes BswoFthy PoI
/ tia. First time here Of the Laughabe Farce Of
MISCHIEF MAKING.
Friday Evening benefit Mr. and Miss els
worthy and positively Eeir last night decl5
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AFTERNOON SESSIOv.

Mr. Fsrrelly's b i'll, :[H. R. III to smend the
charter of the Piglon Roost and Tnllshoma Turn
pike Company was passed the third reading.
W FoREIG BANK AGEEoIEs. s.ss zs
Mr.. Guys bill RI, B. 25I to repeal sections
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FOR-CTNCINNATI

THJHE Steamer CONEWAGO. SPENCER, Master, - :
will depart above and all intermediate land.
ings THIS DAY, 18th inst at III O'CLOCK A. N 60
For freight or passage sPply on board or 70
dscI5-It II Il HARRISON, Agent.
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the pesker.
BIEL7 INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. MINIS: No. 174-To amend section l :
34S Of the Code. Passed first reading and referred
to he Committee the Judiciary.
By Mr. LANE: No. 175-To authorize the sale Of
the stock owned by The Stare IN Railroads, Turn
pixies and inter nal improvements in this State Pass
ed first reading.
By Mr. STANTON: NJ l76-To provide for the
survey Of railroad rOules the most direct and
most prac &c bic routes from Knoxville to Nashville
and from Nashville TO Memphis. Passed first read
ing.
BY Mr. PAYNE No l77-To authorize the State
Treasurer to purchase safe for the Treasurers Of
fee. Passed first reading.
BY Mr. PAYNE: NJ. l78-TO extend the corPo-
rate limits of the Of LsGrsnge, reduce the
versl acts of incorporation into one act and amend
lie same. Passed first reading.
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ARTIE'ICIALLIGHT
IN THE WORLD.
MOST CONVENIENT

EENHIs Gas generated RON pure Coal OIL and for elegance
economy, safety and mpleiy surpassed The
nxuIes are IN the same style the ordinary Gs fixtures
~ AtNo. Iii Coonade Building, Nashville, Ten.
declS-6m THOMAS TAYLOR 4 co.
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Regular Line Packet for
IOUISVULHE AND CINCINNATI.

TVyHE steamer WEN0NA, P BARCLAY, Master, - -
JAsssLipKLs Clerk viii leave FOR the above
and intermediate landings Friday next, 18th -
inst, II o'clock, A. II.
dedisca = H. HARRISON, Agent,
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INSURANCE
DUCK RIVER.

VTTE acres Of In the bend Duck
wv River wthin9 miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded Vance David
Duck River Willis Blanton and Abne REnhllds
Of the Is river bottom and level about 80 cleared
several good springs and No Stock Farm We viii sell
half all Of the tract suit purchasers Those wishing
good Stock Farm healthy county good community,
&C., GLc would DO well look detsm-
ind SELL For further particulars address a. N Barton fu
lShoua, G. c. Brewer, Manchester
doei5- wfF
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THE COPaRTNERSHTP

IWERET0FORE existing under the Arm Of Harris, Cor
don e. Co.. expired BY limitation the hrst Of Ne
Tember last. w. H. Gordon & Co. viii contaus the
business. W II GORDON,
o HARRIS.
" HARRIS,
deoI5-IW FB HARRIS.
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SENATE.
B1EL7 INTRODUCED.

WEDNESDAY, December IA, 1855.
The nate was called to order at nine o'clock by
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A MACHINIsT AND DRAUGHTsMAN,

GOOD Horse and Buggy, alsoa good Buggy and Saddle
Horse and second hand Carriage or all Will be sold
time, exchanged for COED
lot in Edgefsld West Nashville Of is additions
j. l. 4 K. W. BROWN,
dscI5-9Ws Az Cherry street
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On motion by Mr. EWING, Senstor Richardson's
bill rs. SO to incorporate the EageVille and Chapel
Hall Turnpike Company, and seven or eight other
Turnpike Companies, was taken from the files and
the Senate amendment thereto concurred in.
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THE MISSISSIPPI RIvEE
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. RICHARDSON'S resolution iustructing our
Senators and requesting Representatives in Con-
Oress, TO procure the passage Of act granting
en- the National Treasury donation of lands to
evee the Eastern bank of the Mississippi river from
Hickman Ky, TO the mouth of Welt river, in leu .
nessee and 10 aid in establishing system of COM
mon schools in this State, coming up in order, it
was referred TO the committee on Federal Relations
vii readinp
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W. t. BERRY a COMPANY,
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
EdgefeId and West Nashville Lots.

BEAUTIFUL Building Lot 0f 2K acres, fronting the
Gaain Pike, opposite the residence OF Ex-Governor n s.
BioEn beautiful lots Broad, Demumbrans and LO
Nashvile also meat sTAbe Lots in Wat
kn Addition. Of Gay and Park and Gay and
Robertson streets Call Immediately on
J.L.kR W BROWN,
decl5-2W az Cherry Street.
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Galignza5s Nssssngy Of the 10th June, says:
The presentation TO The Empress Regent Of the
Austrian color ca 2tured in Italy, and brought to
Paris by Lieutenant Colonel SchmitE orderly officer
70 the Emperor Napoleon took place the evening be-
Journey from Milan TO Psrs, and at once proceeded
70 ST. Cloud. As soon as her Majesty heard of his
arrival at the Palace abe ordered the officers Of the
imperial household to assemble in full uniform IN
the grand ssl0en receive the messenger With fitting
honor. Her Msje-ty having taken her place, the
Colonel vas introduced, and after having mentioned
the state Of health Of the Emperor, declared thas
''the whole army, happy in the idea Of seeing the
trophy In her Msjesy hsndssreouested her to cor
slider it IS a pledge Of their affection for herself
aud heir dsTotedBess 70 the Imperial dynasty
He hen presented the color to tue Empress. Her
Nsjesty, who Vas greatly moved, thanked Colonel
SchmitE most warmly, end, after examining IL for
some time, caused the Prince Imperial to place his
hands upon it. After few observations the official
csrem ny teFminaed. The oelor in question, an ez-
oeedbgly ine enc, is In good preservation, although
pierced ia several paIh5 by musket balls and grspe,
bel lnged 70 the regiment HartmsnR KleisteEn Of
GAlliois. Cononel sohnitz returned Immediately to
ske army of Italy.
Woaderfall The Prince Imperial, ga chip from the
old block" only two or three years old, was caused
b. the Empress to place his royal hands upon the
captured Austrian aag The brilliant exploits Of
MCMAHON, for which he was hOnored with the title
Of the Duke de Magenta, are Insignificant compared
With the courageous daring Of this young sprig Of
royalty.
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Here We hare, in the brief space Of six years,
neerly four hundred human beings hurried to ter
-ibls deah, snd over Elk hundred more cruelty
MANNED. and " by accident" We are c0oll5 sssured
SJns Of these disasters vera attended with unusu-
81 horrors, even f3T a railroad calamity, always
married BY appalling incidents. For ezsnEles the
disaster on the N0rJh Rsansylyia Rsiiresd, July ~,
1885, occurred 70 sn excursion train Of children be-
longing 70 the Catholic schools Of Philadelphia
which came into collision with another train, and
converted day devoted 10 joy and feslivity into
one of agony and death. So also the collision on
the sasquehanna RailrOad, within nins miles Of
Baltimore, on the All Of JGly, 1864, both trains
were flied with people who had started for pleas.
ure, and met Only mu.ilstion and despair.
T. Is remarkable that out Of tue seventeen rail-
road calam3ties recorded above, three should have
occurred on the Michigan Southern road, q fact
which tells very badly Tor the management Of that
Gae.
The fast is that juriPs are 700 leuieat aud the
public too Indifferent in Of this kind. II the
parties TO whose negligence these disasters could
be traced were punished. IS they ought TO be, for
the crime Of ms3slaugbter ana the railroad oomps-
nes 1llctsd severely for every eAmsge done 10 life
and limb we should have eWercslamtiss 70 record
aad less wholesale murder 60 deplore.
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LoYe LAwsUIIs.-The British House Of Lords
has jus given decision in the OF the heirs Of
Peter ThelussOn which has been in litigation since
1891 Il is enc Of the most noted viii Of mod
cru timss and has led to statute which enaets that
the poser Of devising property for the purpose Of
accumulation ahould be restrained in general to
tHsay-one years after the death of the testator IL
Peter Thellusson's wish had bean strictly carried
ont, the properly to be divided would have amount
cd to about $780, 600 600, but for sixtyone years
asries Of Chancery suiIs instituted by various
psTsoES who hoped 10 grasp portion Of the i'm
msnse wealth lying idle and uneDjoyed before them
Cost wsnt Of energy on the part Of the trustees,
ana other causes, have SO effected the estate that
little, if any MORE remains to be divided than there
vas at the time Of the testator's death.
A LoEdoa journal reports thst the longest lawsuit
which ever took place il England, or, indeed in sny
part Of the world, arose in Irrigated QUESTION re-
spesting oe7tsin possessons nesr WottOn-uader-
Edge in the county Of Gloucester between the heirs
of Thomas Talbot, Visoount Isle, en- the one part
and the heirs Of Lord Berkiey on the ether. The
suit Wss insituied toward the end of the reign Of
EiWsFd " and vas still pending in the reign Of
james T., at Which time a compromise tosk place
between the FRrliss-shus embracing period Of
one hn dred and twenty years
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RANGEsI RANGEs!I

COOPER beSs respectfully to call hs attention Of his
friends the public generally, tst be has been az
pontsd the sole sgent in Nashville for H. y. HIRES
celebrated Cooking Range admitted ny All 10 DC
superor osuythns yet oder comprising ali TIE
nsn for percinR culinary srt in s is branches; neng
also great sconomsT Of fu sld for nestueS ano oo"f
gndr urivllsd Give call and judge for yourselves
II. A. COOPER, Agent, Plumber, &c,
No. Market Street, Nashville, Tenn
Manufacturer OF Copps5 Tin, and Sheet Iron Wsre and deal
s kinds Of Stoves BGhs Closets WISH bowls, &C, &C
ynhil-d6u
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% PUBLI1 BQEzEE. FzSBRzLkE. sEEEESzEE.
- q Nj. WI H. business d CraEhasd =
nnehn IS alone authorised the name q TIE lete aI n
quidatoD and VIZ The the Old slaEd, No.
% pnhle acnara. Under tAe .sle a a.ora. rzl1l
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Ga,.p llllDa 4 Amtll6ah
The l'ss York a'Tsls. il soIaa.shlias q tAs Fs-

G&4zsantt1t1cfs
The NeT York Hsrdla 10 commsniias On tie re-
cs7s horrible accident u the MishIsau soaEhern
Railroad, saTs:
Ltsfsarfsl 70 re7iaF tae rsaord q raiirosa dass-
tsrs vnioh have occurred il fhs Uaited States re-
Aloody tragedies whioh ha7s pSrs1Y9sd tie pubic
mind fcr brief tine ara then have been fosFeties
asvs By the szr7iVinS frisnds ef ne vssirs Fhoss
hear.s hsze been made dsselate. s4nce 1859 the
follovire railroad aisssts7e kaTe ocsnrred In this
ocunlry, and IN how ranJ instances nsTs ne con
oanies been held accountable for tie lcaa Of life
We viii venture to say hardly IN single case ex-
ceat pecunisrly; and is graf fging 70 knox thst
they have been nads to pay hes7ii5 ia many cases
b. The Just Teriicis a jus.es;
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ERECTION OF ATT0R7EEK GENERAL AND
REPORTEz ron THE ST Are,

RURSUAET to fa-ons from the Governor of The state
VII, On aasas5 ne y Gay q Assos. a0.a
H The szenc5 oeeasionsd BY The resignation Of John L T.
ms foIiosie psrsoss teen appointed Jusses clerks @
Rscevess Of votes for si election in their several WaTd and
PreEcs Where vanes hsvs been Left The feesiFsss Of
District No lss Ward ID Judsss p Jones, 5on slars,
Jeha seaisy RecevAJ n. Hobbs clssks-J j. Everett,
"a q HsSd 5sasss-r Hsu.. n Tovn.sna NJ
Aorehaa; RecsiverW P Downs ClsrksJ7ha slosnJr.s
siTart Ja4xss-L. 4. 1ansr, s. Weller, w. L. Boyd,
asceireEJohH heddicki eierks-sas A. Mclaughlin, y B.
zt Wand Judrss-Johs " Mattin u " Feits B. H. Brown;
Receiver! n Aexanaer; cisrksJss 7rin5ieJ 7 sfown
5t Ward Judges-D. b. Carer, Mason Vspney, ?. Col.
ReceiFer Canon Tucker Cerkahn H. curley. IT. NJ
9Th ward judges 10 Francis. qhos W. chilton. v A
aaugh: Receiver a. ~ Pyle; CLERKS slintOn, NJ l.
I'm Ward Juass.-w.A Byls Isaac Psal, John corbtt;
IscsiverEm M White CisrksJOhn AleKesH, John Tanks,
s:h Ward Jaises-gm Harrison, G. II oonser, NJ @ Cot.
ten Rsceiysr-J c Dstso eierksPssrick Bunsa eeoEfe
District No Juass.-John corisy, T, NJ. Patterson. "
Z. McMuny Rscetyer-Th5ma fbqua
Dl'tri No. p Vim. Philips slessge " Charlton. Tas j.
Mann; Rscsivsr--WEn. DohSon.
District Pare, Eleazer Hamilton, w. c. Doa-
scn, Recslver-Benj. 6. Hut.
District No. s. Juges-Wa r. Cartwright J. &. Edmond.
SON = J D shumais. RecsiFer- h. Q. Rove
District No. g. lrdses-Joel a. Battle, W. H. B. Gamb
Re1eives-JoelA Battle
District No = Judgss-Jshu 3 Hops ". K WAR; Jas Iaa
District No B. Judgss-W O. Ramsey, Daniel Csrnack Jas
heiass hecever--A A. j. Ramsey.
District No @ JddgesH 81. Hsgsns, Thos B. Johnson,
Andrew ursgoTy; hecavsr--W. r tueas
District No TO- JudgesSam Meaning VI. r. Hardilg.
uavkins Reeziyef-3oAn q. Barrow
District No IL. Wm. Edmundson, Henry Compton, Alien
Cotton; Receiver K N. Gotten.
District No. IL Jrdges-Jesse J0rian, Wr n. Watkins J.
Joslia- Recsiver--Ars Brown.
District No. L. JudgesJas L. Greer H. L. Porch. Skelor
Demnss; ReceiVer-W. @. Smith.
District No IS JadgesJohn 3. Prchard, Thcs J. Allison
Joel NAYS; ReceiFer-Meses Greer.
Dgtrict NJ. "a Judges-N. r0bson, A G. White. s. II
Peach ReceVerJames s. Russell Cers-Jas. Lindsey, Jas
Trinbe Brown
District No. 10. Juiges-W. II. Hamhlin, W. 2. Hudson
John Taylor; Receiver-Jacg Gee.
Dsct No. 20. Jadges Wm c. Hall, ". NJ Dissnukes Jno
H Cartwright: Receiver. Vim. Luton.
District No. 81 Jas FarborOugh J. W. Baiiovs, W. B. EH
ing; Receiver D p Laner.
District No. p. JudgesGeo. Gil, @. W. Walker Giiber
Marshall; ReceiyeT--A'Bd Shaw
District No O. Judges-B E. Drake D. Ralston, Lewis VIII
lizns. Recefyer-He Wellington Il. 81 de.
District No. "a Judge g. 3. Carney, Thos Bysor Ed P
JAMES n. HINTON,
iunel7-h Sheriff Of Davidson County.
| 4. T. LsMEz. VI. FaiLLsFs. a. G. HESslIz
LANKEEs, PHILLIPS q co.,
WHOLESALE G!s0GEsS. O0kRLSHOS EERcGAEzG
AHD rzELEEs IN
rOREEGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
no. 80, EARK<1 STREET,
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Eolst hosti our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Gost high,
Unfold Its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe 20 forth,
borne by tbs patriots hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth,
Der moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard ven the sacred booRs
Beouesthea by patriots blood
For oh twas won In fresdo[2's cause,
Amid the battles Good. -
Hoist hoist, our Tag TO heavens bTee<s,
Let every fold Goat high,
TInfuri Its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist, our flag II Arts great rsisa,
Let every s-sr float hghs-l
Up with the nations s7ble7s
Above the tsllest spire
Let fennesssans every WHERE
Let every state around,
Know where type Of na.1rs . Es2ds.
Where every typeis found.
Above our own kTs Gallery,
Our couns ~ e standard wave.
And underneath its folds preside,
The heautisni-ihe brsTs--
TIE child-tne psrsnt--pa.Tiot-sirs
The warrior withou. strife.
Rests here, In sweetest porSrSiturS
with every ehsrn bat lie.
Then raise our hGnnerto thsskyi
Letevery star bear news,
That types al the At Gallery,
Are made b Q. G, HUGHES,
ls-d&Wts Corner % College snc Union ~
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 INNS a C0

OSCAR 30 HME a co.
nave gass sreasa stthslr stand ~
No. tniO street,
A eamplsfs stock 4 Fllf and Winier
DRESS ARD MANEGLk4A TRIM IuEGS.
COMPRISING fan assorient o. plain and aEarus Fel-et
Rihhons Galons. Frngss. Bugls G1ps GEEss Triarn<s
Bells, Buttons, Brss, Bcgs Buttons, A. &C. al o. WhcA srs
entirely a1s he best hat could be got n he Eastern asts
suck CT.
TePhin lEeriuo and Shetland Woof,
EAroderSd Bais sud SILKS, Crochet, Embroidery and spool
cott0ns, TeIia any other maalfor Knitting. Netting -
kr0dery and Crctchs Work iscomF variety
quantity than We also continue 20 mznufactrle
EriuSess Tasseass Buttons, CoFSslsg asa
To order usual, and viii to suit al and everybody.
aanI2-tf
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STREET, KING q Co.,
TFOR NEYS AT 4 w,
f,rr rofyzfsTIaH Ann

STREET, KING q Co.,
ATFOR NEYS AT law,
LAND, CoLLSCTIeH, AND
gEEERk EE76,
ONAE1A CITY, NEBRASKA FEHREFORYS
ENTT practice Law In Supreme and inferior Courts
w Nebraska buy sad sell Land sTsnts enter land time
give attention making selections Of lands in Nsbrask
On o wishing good snd desirable locations, invest dlstan
dealers on reasonable TERMS taxes furnish abstracts OF e1rs
and titles noce buy and se laSc town lots, and al
kinds az real estate and dol General Agency business.
. EEE=sEn0Es-
VS.. Gilman, Banker, Eeg Yorkcity
Converse, Harding G Co., Boston, Msss.
G. Hhard, sup't n. X, Central RailrOsdS Albany, n z
Cen Leslie Co5zn0s, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hen. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
Johnson, Weaver a Co. DO 90
DE-. J s. Young, do %
Gov ". 3. Campbell, Lebanon, DO
Hoo. Jordan Stokes, DO do
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