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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

A REPRESENTATIVE MAN.-We see it stated
that the Administration party has engaged
the notorious steamboat runner j. n. Smith
to follow Mr. Broderick on his tour and
speak in opposition to him. If Smith has
been started o"t on such an errand. it is
doubtless for the purpose of insulting Mr.
Brodericl1 We have no doubt, however,
that the steamboat runner is a good repre-
sentative man of the party whose tool he is,
and is a fitting subject to represent the prin-
cipes and character of the Administration
.nartV.-S T. Nems
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

They STILL LyE.-The Plumas County
Wings are going it on their own hook, judg.
ing from the following proceedings which we
find in the Plumas Argus, Of July 7th:
The meeting was called to order by A. d.
Mcdonald, and organized by the election of
Joseph Boynton President. johnson McLane
Vice President, and Whiting and Williams,
Secretaries. After remarks from several gen.
tlemen the meeting elected the following
named gentlemen to act as a Wing Central
Committee for Plumas county, and empower
ed them to appoint Township Committees to
be composed of one man for each precinct
r. l. Barnet, of Quincy, Chairman; r. NJ.
Blakemore, Rich Bar Township J. II. Whit
lock, Mineral township; J. c. Hundey, In
dian township; II. b Abbott, Rich Valley;
Henry Landt, Senica; j. X. LovejOy, Jack
son Mathew Howell, Quartz; A. Z. Waits,
Washington; Major Harrison, Fillmore; w.
n. DeHaven, e. w. Judkins, and A. ID. Nc
Donald at large On motion it was
Resolced, That an invitation be, and here
by is, extended to the old line Wings of the
State to unite with us in forming an organi-
zation for the contest of 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

The STANDARD" HELP Mn. CAss.-Mr
Cass informs Mr. Felix lie Clerc that his
naturalization in the United States will not
exempt him from the claim of military ser
vice which will be demanded of him by the
municipal law of France, ifhe voluntarily be
comes resident of that country.-Sac Stan
ddrd
Now the Standard ought to know that Mr.
Cass never said anything like the above. For
fear that the editor has never seen Mr.. Cass'
letter we append it;
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

LII PERS SONS HOLDING CLAIMS
IA against the estate of W. Il. North are hereby
notified 10 present the same to for settlement at
Timbuctoo, Yuba county, GAIA, within ten months
from date, or the will be forever barred and all
persons knowing themselves TO be indebted TO said
estate hereby notified to settle the within ten
months from the date hereof
L. p. FAUST, Administrator
OF the estate Of W. II. North, deceased.
Timbuctoo, June 4h 1859. je5-lm%
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
THE Nevada journal, speaking of the Per

The Nevada journal, speaking of the Per
ley Broderick matter, says:
But there is another point in this affair We
started out to makei Mr.. Kewen, the friend
Of Perley, lays great stress upon one of the
extraordinary grounds of refusal to fight Mr..
Perley advanced by Mr. Broderick-the diff
ference of position, or, it may be called, rank.
The San Francisco National, and other papers
of the same stripe, re.echo the bark of Mr..
Kewen. We have a nut for these enemies of
Mr. Broderick to crack They will remem-
Der that once on time one John b. w Weller
made very gross reply in the House of
Representatives to speech of the Hon. An
drew Stewart, of Pennsylvania, in which the
word 'lie" figured often and conspicuouslv.
They will remember that "Potomac," the cor.
respondent of the Baltimore Patriot, report
ed the language of Weller and showed the
grossness Of it on paper in its most glaring
meanness.
a few days after, Weller met Potomac"
MIR. Shiyley-behind the Speakers chair
and pounded him. though a very small man,
numerically. Shivley challenged Weller,
and here occurred q circumstance we desire
some of our Lecompton contemporaries to bear
in mind John B. Weller refused to fight
Shivley on the ground that member of Con-
gress could mol condescend to meet a ne,gspaper
reporter The rule Weller laid down was,
there must be an equality of positions be
tween the parties--the same rule Mr. Brod
erick follows Mr. Kewen thinks it extraordi-
nary, and every eur in the Lecompton pack
yelps Extraordinary" that Mr.. Broderick
should not allow man he has wantonly in
suited, any honorable redress. How was it
in Weller's case? Mr.. Broderck used Ian.
guage--Weller blows. And yet Mr.. Weller
declined giving the gentlemrn he had insult
ed meeting, according 10 the code, and re-
fused to meet him on the street, alleging as
an excuse that third parties might be endau-
gered-and so by the cowardice of Weller
and vigilace of his toadies no satisfaction for
a gross and wanton outrage was obtained.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
IInlI,s snrsnpnriIIn. yellow DocI. nnd

lodde of Potass-unlike all other preparations of the
kind, IS made without spirits, mercury, or arsenic
and will not turn sour; consequently is the best nc
offered for ali Rheumatic, Mercurial, Scrofulous and
Cutaneous Affections. Price, 81 per bottles or G for
50. Solo by Druggists generally.
Il. HALL CO., Proprietors
1I3 ana 145 Clay strext
iY3 HeloW Moptoop,arr
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
To the Sick.

Impelled by desire 10 do unto others as would
that some one had done byme when similarly situated
hereby earnestly caution all sufferers from Sperma-
torrhea, or Involuntary Exhaustion, against all the
"trcks and traps of the various swindling quacks.
ShUA then, dA and if disposed to profit bv nv ex
perience enclose return stamp and send n brief de-
scriptlon OF your case to BOX I7G, Charlestown,
Mass. ie4 9,,d..
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Sale on Mechanics Lien,

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber will
~ sell, or cause to be sold, at Public Auction, at
his Shop in the city Of Marysve, on the 10Th day Of
July, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in pursuance of
ton 10 Of an Ac for securing Liens to Mechanics and
Others the following personal property, to-wit; One
Spring Wagon, owned by s. Burris, and in the possess
sion of the Subscriber, to satisfy the of hun
dred and three dollars, for work done and materials
furnished in repairing said Wagon from October 1855
to and during the month of February, 1889, by the
undersigned at the instance and request of said own
er, ard to satisfy all accruing costs herein.
L. T. LEAVELL.
Marysvle, June goth, 1859. je2I-td
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Notice.

Ifyou wantto smoke something very 6ne.
Then try John Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE
lee Cor. 2d and D SITS, Marysyille
IIOlIowny's Ointment and PiIIs.-Atter
all other applications fail, Holoway's Ointment is
guaranteed to heal an liberated leg or any running
sore without pain or danger. In dyspepsia the pills
are positive specific.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Lyons Powder, sure as fate,
VIII our race eXterlninnte.

Arrangements are made through Messrs. BARNE
PARK, of New York, to sell 1t throughout the worlt
1t is put up in tin canisters and bears the name of
Lyon.
Magnetic Powder kills all insects in trice
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats ami mice
RICE, COFFIN CO., Agents,
ip9Q- I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
XYhere

Is the placeyou can find the best HAVANA CIGARsY
In the E Dorado Cigar Store where you can find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents.
l.. LAVY q CO.,
Ell DORADO CIGAR STORE
mh29my 30 ID street, near Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsmNGroN, May II, 1859.
To Hr FsZir J(c(geyc JLeU,nbis Tenn

SIR Your letter of the l3tL inst has been
received. In reply, have TO state that it is
understood that the French Government
claims military service from all natives of
France acho may be found cithin its juisdic-
ton Your naturalization in this country
will not exempt you from that claim should
you voluntarily repair hHher.
| AN sir Nonr nhedl ent servnnt
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

A naturalized foreigner having business in
his native country. IA sailor, for instance, on
Iavre or Liverpool packet might repair
hjther without becoming a reident." Can
the French Government impress American
seamen in a French port if they "repair
thither?" Lewis Cass says yes. lie is Mr..
Buchanan's Secretary. Walk up to the mark
and support the Administration in all things,
or else be liberal to others who cannot.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Save Your Gardens.

Mr.. +. LYON, French Chemist discovered an ASH
astc plant, the powdered leaves of which is a deadly
poison to garden ants roaches bugs ticks
leas and all species of Insects, while It is perfectly
harmless to mankind and domestic animals. A child
can eat 1t. lie has received medals from Russia, ,
France, England, Germany, and numerous medical
colleges and societies. II is most import ant discov-
cry. The idea Of being rid Of these pests in warm
weather is luxury. We can now hear the bed bugs
lnlnent--
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Every Variety OF Case Goods,

Comprising a complete assortment, well adapted TO
the TRADE, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates
ORDERS from the interior will be promptly and
faithfully executed. jan5my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

When the Supreme Court goes out of its
judicial arena to interfere with legislative af-
fairs, to influence action upon political ques-
tions, it becomes the people to question, if
not the right, at least the policy of such ac-
ton. [Applause. A VoIcE.-"Good."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

If a majority of the citizens of Territory
are opposed to the establishment of slavery
among them, there can be no safety for this
species of pre- perty unless the General Gov
ernment sends United States solder with
every negro Laughter.] If this species of
property is to receive special protection from
the General Government all other property
should have the same protection If the own
er of negro worth $500 is entitled to one U
5. soldier to prevent his negro from running
away, the owner of horse worth $500 is
entitled to the same right for the same object
Laughter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-17
Village Meeting.

SINIIE legal voters in the village 1fSt Johusbp.
the Town Hall in said village, ou Thursday thc
I'D day Of September inst, 90 . o'clock, p. a.,
60 act on the following articles, viz.
lst--To see II the village will vote co. raise %
sum of money sufficient Go pay the debts OF the
village and 70 pay The expense nc the current year
2d-ro see II the village will direct tho trustees
20 make any arrangements with the Water Com
pany now engaged iu bringing water into said Nli-
iagr. for a supply of water tor the cNtnEu,hmg
OF fires in said village. O W BAKER, clerk.
st Johnsbury, September -, 1850. BOWL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-17
School Meeting.

THE legal yotcr( in school district No /, in
81 Johnsbury. Do hereby notified and warned
to meet Atlhc Town llallin 1ddi,trictou Thurs
dAy the 22d day Of September. inst, Al o. o'clock,
u. m, to act ON the following article, viz:
To see il the district wall vote To raise sum
Of money sufficient to pay the debts Of ;hc district
now due or about due. for building the Union
School House, aud for the School House at rad
docks Village, and also for any other debts OF
the district, aud to pay the expenses of the dis
trict for the current year. w BAKER, Clerk
81 Lnhn AhmrN. Scnlcmhor L. 1850. nlML
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-17
Or. j. THoSTETTERs
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS

But tai uduCr1u8 Glass who d5,ute them
selves a. AtrTari ma 1thCr -ldentag puTaulis,
and in con5squt.rc nc q wont Y phyucal eSef-
cisc, bac0mr che yiatns of lauguor and debl
ity without nerve on Appetite have hiiherto
sought mNliu i0T some iuVgorntiug, lie giving
medicine, Whose IN C's upon the system shah
b. both speedy and permanent Physicians "
cmiUeucc, md profoundly acquainted with tho
r Requirements oi Tic human frame, commend
llOSIETIIRS HllIERS as the safest and
sWiilo.t sumulaut O. tho rceupcT1tiyc cnornlgd
~ the System yet discovered. II festdfcs lhe
appetite, gives ircsh tigl! 10 the digestive
organs send, thc blood thshugh the voins With
q mere l,yc,F current r0Urgls a tendency "a
depression oi sp.Tti, aud tls o man flr the
ua#s+ei..y ct LI4.utal n.'h cheerful hcnt
mad aH active 'nmI Ii'ise Fuc' iie'.,neA
which have ln-a dry.aol ter nc afuc object
ihc nITTRRs df not act -r5IindicAllv.
Ul with O temporary pdWei the Influence N
iho remedy is lasting. And B, o patient wv
but give .umo attention 90 securing proper
exercise, after the relief lUs been afforded, no
need ilr 900 return of the Rilliction. The
debility natural o. the cUrroachmsufs Of years
upon the bodily frame i' also allcvinicd by
thus great Strengthening medicine, thus enabling
iAr aged ~ pas their drplmlug DAYS IN physical
sytrrrrHT tiICy avs now tud ring iIgn 90
trcmg weakness and nCrvousUcss ~ thlA yPfts
lIlhI.- clfs IN rrellci HOSTFTPER'S
BITTERS may be commanded mva!u-
ln addition a decT grH'.He-tou IN assuring
NURSING MOTHERS ih~t thcy Nill ind
uc BITTER the best aud fafsst Of
iost.,a',yc. Very i'w medicines are 'ans-
toned hy physicians proper 10 be admins
tered during the period of nursingi and thiS
has obtained au universal preference
pS- Thn.s Who is,c 60 purchase HIS great remedy f
bysp~psla anl Debility should REMEMBER tho prr,ss
TIE IL OBTET TT T. RS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. II IL pvt ~ In quart
h.it,', with tho nsme DR. y HosTErTERa
STOMACH BITTERs. tiuvr .r iha bsr- ,ud Alsj
,nmrsf me- tsp cfvugs tts C,F, Vim ihe at iisph
ef tusrErrrE 2 SMITH on the label Ties, thing.
important Oh account u the numerous c1uutrfe,la
now ,u Doe uHIAct,
e. Prepared and sold by HOsTETTHH
q SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa. and also sold by
all uruEgiHts, grocorB, and dealers Eono orally
throughout tho United stntoH, Canada, South
America, and Germany.
.,ie'tt.,+.' tltttI T'iriu 'Es.t . Dsn,tst Atchts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-17
IAnYELI.s CNNMia...t RnMDEMs
I'll : LIVER
I'M G7CH TON.


EuNPOl NuEu oii.r f..in rtss is one 81 ibe he.
, Uursau,t aludN,rr ,.iu,. ov before me putuc
rn..t t,uuI~Sr.lr,c 900 ,irf, one da,r t.trt, h.-
mu'r az .,,i UHfiyr fl, tore rrinus proyruts Light
'l~ -NNivfH.. autIIN..H
u,- place, hca.I, dow - :. Ur,r one l..s tat,n At
N|' i' '-ulsiiH= 500 -uf ri. IT,. Hf Tho hsNes
" N'u. Ff'I '-,'- - lr't.N. -ut cures costly
veil. pNIlr'.s fIr hhnt =
sNuu tFN and IIrffu 70. turt'o.s taken AFTER a.
lh" WiHir rH,I.'rNF o. - % raI vUl Dt tpepsiA
Iuu,tns tIr rtusrHf ~ r- ..l TWO fra sr-.at
ruv,Is Islh Al iuls D. ND AID aysrsIirvt Sic
If.alatHr.
Iuu1u-af'nn.ar- rfrcL - OrN ,nr .cse INN sdsts,
7nf Iit '-'H 'i' iftNrni h relieves CuIr while ~
'fIN t.N "..f = nal 90 hn their
tb- 1.-Two. i.tIcu.stlI unif.uuou. sopy In M,
one u1-c ati.r ,aIIuc favor.
-uuI.irtt O.. t,|frNr TIC - 4 few fsftlr- VIII s.rs
,"ga'u o." prevent lhr - nr"r,' tN cAuuus tho ab
ono i.e, 900, repeated cure f.Ufgra
Inns. and r. uruN'utN ui t1..fa
tlIih |sH'f.t u f.
me rHI tu'' f,l.' t''.. o. bong .UrEs.
Our lHiur iaAru+-i Juuu|tr rvmu' rr an uuuatursl
nom thu ~h.u.
oys d.-y tassr ,t'-i nwr t'fre eating s,es vser
The App"irs f7f r.'Fh. fut fs1I 'Nrf v.I...
one d"-f Often repeated. rur4 'rtfC parrhcra IN
wort i'rn, "hlN summer aud Bovl Complaints yisIf
almost Co ilr tf,t ti,r.
" To- take pleasure recommending this ulrlcin, a. :
rfUN"uusy t.r Fever ana sue. th. F-,cf and all re-
NrrN OTIS bilious type " operates rrrts inty and
thousands arc Wiu- t"trsilN tplts u,drfnI virtues
Mn wntvrlnTho mouth with thr luNcprAtor and awai
low both tuF,ingl. Price one dollar per bottle.
Ih. SANFORD f"nurt 80 Br,adwav. Nsw
noih Rotated ' all uluessts Sold. also by }. BiSS-
HAN. 81 Johuri'uty s-5IlS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-17
FOIt SALE.
The St. JOhn6bury House

THIS popular Hotel, situated on Main
L Street, St Johusbury, Vt, will positively be
sold At auction, ON the
18th day OF October next,
unless previously disposed or together with the
furniture and apurtcueuccs among the latter are
extensive and convenient stabung Just finished
sale to be made on the premises Terms OF
payment made known, &c, on the day OF sale. Is
W. $. WATSON, Proprietor.
sept II, 1859. Jj.JS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-17
our CATALuGuE or UU0ET

Mscelloheous Work. OF MI K'nlt
NEw nuukr rs NASH 40 sl'N IS lssuJu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-17
Piano Forte
w n IL II
ROOM,

rI'IIE subscriber will hereafter keep full
l assortment of Pianos. IN hc building north
OF the Telegraph ynee Main St. ST. Johnsoury
Tho attention % Purchasers Is particularly in
yitrd 90 these
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-28

BREADSTU FFSWe note better demand for Flour and III
mers their prcss 81 for supefhne
S5Od for Extra aud $685. 50 for double Extra, the Oatsd
figures being the retail prices We quote Country bags al
s2aa 25 for Sup-rhne and 81 $500 - for Ezra.
We active demand for Wheat than any time
during the while the market exhibits rather
tendency have aus advance report We quote prime
White at Csc aud fair at S. G9eo per bushel and prime Red
sOe and fair at eta SIC We that strictly prime
Of White probably 81 per bnshel fOm
than quotations
6j 5c per buse From store sacked It is held at s99gOc,
the outside figure mainly ruling
The telegraph reports Of Ia per bill in Flour in
the Cincinnati market yesterday and c jo in the New York
market Wheat had advanced DC buse in these markets
advance.
PRONISTONSTers Slightly better feeling the Bacon
market the receipts Of which light WequOte shouide
O. Hams II9l':c Clear Sides lO9IO.c aud Ribbed,
81 IOc from wagons packed sc advance
prices demanded Prime Lard aad in request at II
e. 2c, from wagons.
GROCERIESThc market is we'll supplied and there a fair
demand at the following quotations:
SuGARfsir "a Z = and Prime n Choice s6Slsc b in
h7gheaI aud sc advance these quotations in barrels
York Coffee sugars IOall Crushed and Powdered
Ise; Loaf i'sal2c
MoL.Es Ho,sss"s in barrels 4Oc gallon hal
barrels 55 Sugar HouIs g DC Golden Syrup in bar
rcls &c, bali barrels &c, and legs 30 gaII) sec.
Co,FEE-Ro r. allS, Laguyrs IaGjc, Java lsG38 O h.
Imperial - g, GunPoEdsr 45o 10 81, Young Tyson
sc to 81 ~ Black 3,c to 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-28
The sugas Crop.



The has sufficiently advanced to enable to estima
With some confidence probable yield Of this year sugar
IT'S " about the period at which our planters usuHy .en t.
IN the lover parishes Before this date Last year there Was nea
sugar on the way to market But this year. owing 70 The unusual
baewadness OF the crop, grinding will open t
majority Of the plantations month later than dd last year
IAc alone H surround the result Of te season WIN great
e and render the most moderate estimates very dn
Nous Connecting favorable grinding season. the present nd
made time ago, when hope was INDUCED that the
ages OF an unusually unfayorsbIe growing season and
winter might he repaired Results Of observation in
VI .le s.ate where the crops more Iaiey Isn man ~
airy other and the imony Of paners other
will be less that Of the last By ever
thousand hogsheaas Many planters Will not make mere than
nAIi crop others two thirds few indeed large, and no
eae that learn will equal crop Of last
Ihere pave een abundant podace this result Con
oeng Lher nanher and extent, is matter OF graduation
that the effects DISASTROUS failure Of the
oons from hot weather has been general The plants both in
rains Of the winter ground from the cause
sur and coggy and the plants grew poorly Then the long
where the ought 70 have assumed maturity sufficient to
yield hoghead to the acre, it in places hardly suosd
Tor planting Almost universally the neld which ought TO pre-
n rich gIetn hae, have yelOwish tnie denotns an un
true the condition and az the cane on the
rivers and bayous equally the hill region Indeed, the
causes named nave operated veeTiously this
gon, and the failure will be greater aIuVia lands
some rejecting AID saEacous planters fixed in the conviction
that the yield Of this year will not exceed 200 @ hghead But
leaves very large margin for the disasters which attended
sumers, crop involves 81 course an adj
uon the Of living but to the planters
proving loss and damage Is indeed benefit Of
cepbe and pzpbe character The great upon his
Dor and in gathering such large
cur planters from giving their attention and applying their
thorough Of their better
ditchng leVeeiRg and thrifty and frugal culture
these large crops everything is sacrificed. Even a
ing breaking dsregArded undcr The pres
Of the necessity Of taking OF the sapeFsbundant
When the crop smaller, while the aggregate will
command in hs market great tina; Of large CROP
planter has time and labor for other empoymens The grinding
doesnI run into the planting The hands and The
bitches and accomplish great other jobs which
highly important TO the future culture aud he Of the
Ii anIrr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-28
ENPRESsLY FOR SEED.

UNRANK LEsLIE's Magazine and and Gazets % Fashion
GOdey's Ladies B9Ok
Pesrsa1's Monthly Magazine.
Just received nv sep93 JOHN YORK 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-28
CHARLES Ii. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISEs,
CARPET BAGS, &C.,

NO. As SOUTH SIDE PCBLTC SQUAREs
NASHVILLE, TENN,
I now IN receipt Of his Stock for Fall ana Winter
trade, consisting Of Ladies, Misses and chdrsns BOOte
Shoes and CATERS thin aad thick s0ed with without heels
Gents ne Calf Boots anl shoes and Caters single and double
soles.
Gents Rne Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip BTogaRs, lined aud unned;
DO do Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots.
Alsgs assortment Of Heavy Broans and B1ots for Plantation
use, both Home made and Eastern Work. Men Plough Shoes
Womea Heavy DItch Boets, &C.
complete assortment OF Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots Shoes and Brogans also Misses Chdrsns Kid
Goat Bootees Caters aud Shanghai BoJts with and without
heels.
Kisses and Childens Metallic Tipped BOotSA a-tioIs
TRUNKS.
Als Ladies French Trunks, sole leather Ircn
faDel Trunks Vaises Carpet Bags Ladies' Satchss
&C., all Of which "a offered at small advance Eastern
My friends and the public generally respectfully
sxarns their stock feeling eonadsnt thar Plszss3
sRpls-1 CHAs. b. HALL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-28
Sale az LAND.

VTAVING by decree Of the ChanCerY Court Brownsville
Tenn at the August Term, 1859 case OF Green II
Bradford Ashy Chrsp Admir- ct a. been appointed TTas
tee TO out Trust executed by Samuel Dunsp dec
the 3lst Of July leJ4 w. g. Bowers, deed
purpose Of securing the payment Of Two Hundred Fifty Dol
and forty nYe CENTS due by
lap sad Green Bradford the undersigned will On Saur
day the 18th day Of October 1852 at the Court house door in
the town Of Ripley Tenn proceed sell to the highest bidder
for cash, valuable Tract of Land lying Mauy eOOny Tenn
containing 81 said ald being the decTed
said Dunlap by the ChanceFy Court OF Many county thu
th Of March, loj4, in the Of William d. Dunlap al
PadgetI and wife ct Al and conveyed Aforesaid by said
samuel Dunlap, decd, TO said Bowers.
The Land N be sold in pursuance Of said Deed Of Trust
sepi-dtdf CHURCHKELL BUCK, Trustee
hhds fair strictly prime and choice Louis
- iAna Sugar; landing and for sale low for Sssh. BY
CARTER, RILLsF0RD CO.,
anil NJ. !. Aiarka iaNELaa