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90 roreirn nuestlon.

Liketh 'eullud pusson, +" who, thinking he was
hearing the great WHIrEFIELp, rolled about in the
stableyerd 10 show his eztacy and told that it
another preacher, jumped up, and declared. that
then "he had nasiied his rev coat for nothing
the 0pposiiOnisls have learned, within the last
few days that, in their appeals for foreiga votes,
they have nsstied their new coat without single
vote as aresult. Poor fellows! To be spurned by
the odd Dutch" To be iDsulied, in Elegant
brogue," by the "red-mOuthed Irish" That's
what's happened to the poor forlorn 0PposiliOnists
within The last few days. Emphaiically has the
pursuit of the nsturalzed citizens been the pursuit
Ct votes under difficulties. II there's a political
heaven, and the Know NOth;ngs ever get to it
which is much TO be doubted-i will be said Of
them these are they who have come up out Of
great tribulation.
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cunlbcriand University at lebanon.

We have received the twelita annual catalogue Of
the Law school Of this institution aDd notice with
pleasure evidsnscs Of its increasing prosperity.
The superior ability and legal aitainments Of its
faculty eutitle this school 70 the liberal patronage
and high reputation il bas obtained II is now the
largest institution of the kind in The southwest and
we find that The number of students is still increas
ing. We particularly rejoice to fad that the IN
just AID illbsrai assaults made upou Judge GREEN,
By certain southern journals and public men, have
not effected the prosperity Of the school
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Some time since We pointed out an error Of the
Memphis Enquirer in saying that the Southern
Convention had held up the Missouri Compromise
as the ark of our salvation" We showed this by
printing TIE following, the language of the Con-
ventisn:
.Thst in the event dominant majority shall
refuse to recognize the great constitutional rights
we assert and shall continue to deny the obliga-
tions of The Federal Government to maintain them,
it is tbs sense Of this convention that the territories
should be treated as property, and divided among
the different sections of the uni n that the rights
of both sections be adequately secured in their re-
spectiTe shares That are aware this course is
open to great objections, but We are ready to &c
ouies,e in the adoption Of the line of sc deg so
min north latitude, extending to the Pacific ocean
IS an extreme concession, upon consideration OF
What is due TO che stability of our institutions"
The Enquirer says that this was the language of
the Report end that resolution was adopted threat
ening dissolution of ths Union if the Missouri
Compromise was not adopted.
In all these statements, the Enquirer is mistaken.
The quotation above is one of ts resolutions, and it
lie the only resolution adopted in which the Missouri
Compromise was mentioned. This was in May, be-
fore the action Of Congress before the passage Of
the Compromise.
IheConFenIlon Hel1 aho'iieI iA0e'AHs AZ ~ 0N-
at which, opposition to the r9te of Tennessee, the
refusal Of Congress to adopt the Missouri cOmprO-
mise was referred to, as one Of the evidences of
disposition by Congress to deprive the South Of all
participation the Territories but even thst reso
luton does not sustain the charge of the Enquirer
in much as it only refers to the rejection of the
Missouri compromise as among the many grievances
of the asst and net 90 among the hopes Of the fu-
ture.
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There has not, in the last twenty years been an
election in Tennessee when all the signs we're as
strongly in favor of Democratic victory as they are
at this hour. We shall win glorious victory. To
work, Democrats, and the victory will be the ami
hlation in its first battle of the motley Opposition,
in its efforts to make join BELL or WILLIAM H..
SEWARD our next President.
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CR0SS-TsEs WANTED.

FHVE Nashville and North western Railroad Company wish to
Z contract FOR 4O.OUO Cedar CTOss-Eiess feet
long inches thick well face at narowet place notices.
inches clear Of bark tm TO be sound be delivered at
the grade line Of tie road in Nashville.
The contractors want to contract 10000 White
Post Oak 1jes Of the above to he delivered
the lire Of the road in piles om section IA to section "a,
enough on each section to supply the same
Persons wishing bid will direct the President and Drec
Nashville, Tenn. iult20-u
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From the Bristol Ncxs.
Mr. ]. AUSTIN sPEaRY,
BRISTOL, July Is, 1859.

MIR J. AUSTIN SPEaRY,
Dear Sir: Ihsve seen an article in the Richmond
Wig Of the 2lst of June, 1852 in which it is stated
on the authority of the Nashville Patriot that in
discussion with Mr.. Nelson, my competitor for
sea; in the next Congress, represented Goyernor
Leteher, of Virgins, as ga red mouth enaReipG-.
toHjst This statement is erroneous. L made no
such statement: and feel that if had it would have
been act of Injustice to Gov. Lstcher because bis
public conduct, as Representative from Virginia
IN Congress, ought TO satisfy every gentleman, it
seems TO me, that he is sound on the slavery ques
tion and true to the South. l doubt not That the
Richmond Wing will do the justice TO correct the
erroneous statement Y. ar obedient servant.
I4ANDoN c. HAYNES,
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We hear excellent news from Giles. The sterling
Democracy Of that county ara at length aroused,
aud, when We are assured Of that fact We know
thst all is safe. The county win give one Of her
heatiett d moerstic majOrities, and will net only
defeat BuGG, but seeare the election Of HrETER to
the Senate.
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Handsome Residence in EdgeGeId
For. Sale.

A LARGE and Commodious Dwelling House on Woodland
"A this side Of Oak will be finished by he LIST Of August
then be fol sale contains cellar
half high whole extent. foa- rooms, hail.
twelve aud half feet wide, in the first story. and the same
the second. Il has porch fruut well the
end to the other store room, kitchen and servants ROOM
stable, &c, and a large cisteFn.
The lot wcl this house built fronts hundred feet
Wooa-d street. and back hundred and seventy feet
to sixteen feet alley, and il is hgniomey inc0sed
TBKMFor houses ami lot together, four in cash. and
the balance in two and three years, With interest.
July q, ISj9-ln
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DISSOLUTION.

FSHE coparnerip heretofore existing between the under
signed this day dissolved by CONSENT Br.
BR0R s having purchased Of J. " BRowE his
the business viii be continued At the oil stand the firm
style Of Rams, BROWN 4 Co, T. d RAINS.
J. VI. BROWN.
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TaNE undersigned have this day associated themselves ogeh
er under style AIMS, BROWN & co the pur-
pose trasac,n g1uef4l Drug business, and hope,
by interest of their
continuance OF the very liberal patron ge extended to
their predecessors. I. Il. RAINS,
iuIyl-f ARTS BROWN. So.
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVE BK
RAG AN & JOHN son,

> 4 , = = q
HAGAN & JOEs sen,
10. Exf0E STREEr
W. Gilmore SiEsms' HeVE work.
TIE CAsslQUE OF KIAwAH. Colonial Ronahcs-
The Romance and its Nero,
By he author Of '.Nagialin saaGord"
new work b. Alice Gary,
PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIVE. Alice Carr aEfhor Of Go.
The Oid Plantation,
AND EHAT GATHERED THERE IN an AUTUMN
MONTH. By James IaHssrford, Of Maryland.
New work by G. p. n. james, Esq,
TIE CAVALIER An HIST0RICAL sOvEL.
Acadia; or, a MONTH WIN THE BLCs NOsEs
By the author OF ''spar7ovsrlss Papers"
New Book OF Travel, Cor Boys.
THE BOYS BOOK oP MODERE TRAVEL Ann ADyES-
TURE. Nunerorsly illustrated
A New Book By Hrs. Holmes,
Author Tenrest and suuhis" "The Homestead ne
Idiisiis'
Paul 1EorPhy! Paul TTOrphyE
The Exploits Triumphs, in Rurope Of PAgL noRPHY,
THE CHESS CHAMPION OF TIE WORLD.
ssL0vc We LItiIe, Love ne L0us."
By CHAs. READE. author Of "TThss Lies, &C., Ee.~
EIt for Tat; A Reply 10 bred.
Bya Lady Ct EeE orleans.
The Harp OF "A Thousand Strings; Or,
THE ~sPIRITsO OF JUST MEN MADE PERRECT."
funniest Laugh provoking book pubshsa.
The Belle OF yyasaiDgtesi.
story Of the A1ectHns-
All Of Mrs. Sou n " ortl,s and mrs. Hentz,s
NOvEts. Beautifully borni in Cloth Gli, jussrseevei.
Crest variety OF Cheap Qualifications,
NEW Nd OLD, just received At Literary Depot. No.
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J. ". BROWN.

retiring from the business respectfully beg leave tender
my waTinest hanss my friends kind and
liberal patronage extended by them the old firm solicit for
my successors a continuance for the sane.
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NOW oI. NEVER.

AN in the city Engaged 10 sng county rights
for the state CT Tennessee fer the manuture and sale OF
my Patent Improved Zee Hives, the virtuc and superiority
of which have testified hundreds OF the worthy and
eminent citizens q country. Tie construction Of my Hive
simple and remise it is the only Hive the world known
which proof the bee mothe Persons DESTROYS Of pur
chasing either family county rights for the best Bee Hive in
the wod find for days at the Auction Rooms Of
Mers. Hardy Brothers, where will be happy them.
july9 IT JOSEPH KENT.
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FRIENDS AND COUNTRYmEN.

Such is the policy of the Opposition
party. Let every freeman in Tennessee
who is opposed to this policy rally around
the Democratic standard, and support the
Democratic ticket at the polls. Let an
earnest effort be made from now until
the election to bring out the entire vote
of the State. Let the voice Of the people
be heard in the deepest and fullest tones
of indignant febuke against the odious
doctrines of the Opposition and the can
didates they have put forward as their
advocates and opponents.
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ITs remote and recent eauses, with Vienna Treaties az
1914 and rs, full ny DgaESr Coniaing also two D
did Mssalo Engvinss Of the pTncrs places ia IIy. aud
Portraits Of the leading engaged present great
struggle. 3Oesnts ReceiYsd By Express by
julyI6 JOHN YORK A co
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sALE on vALuARLR 81. ESrATF.
Through Tickets 80 Beersheba
Springs vim. NcNjnuviSFc.

TESIIIs is TIE oniy route to Beersheea Springs ssO
that affords the facilities and convenience
OF Through Tickets and through baggage, visit
purchase Tickets Memphis Grand Junction, Stevenson,
Nashville and Berhea springs. back to all the ahors points,
and will find their arrival AZ MAnnYile RAMSEY Ma
SONS line OF fine Coaches in readiness carry them without de-
lay the Springs the distance Of u niles suTerb AID
safe road Jhis8ie fails 10 Ba1fs the connection.
The acconraod. ar cNnnviie equal any the
State may wish refresh themselves at this place
can have the comfortable assurance every will pro-
vided for RAMSEY 4 MASON.
sufv o fu1
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BORGFELDT & GUNTRATH,
90 Cherry Street,
Sell now their stock OF

FANCY GOODs At cost.
ND have reduced the rrs Of other Goods Their object IS
% effect quick sale ~ ens good bargains the public
Cali aud he convinced.
juiyl3tf BoRdEELDT < GUN-RA-H.
SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
10Y virtue OF decree OF TIE Circuit Of the Uuited
States az Nashville in The Of Ehe;t & EchscB,
the Court house door IN Nashville. sell publ venue.
the highest bdds ali that Of land which said
Peacock resides lying about mesfrom Nashville
the Nolesye TGrrPike containing By esiuaun thirty
and "a - 100 poles and which handsome tTck ieene
Tith the usual ouhousss and other substantial erIna
Improvements The property WI Re sold free from the equity
% redemption. The purchasers viii Be required give
with good cuy for The purchase money in four equal install
men payable a six, twelve eighteen and twenty four months
respectively, bank With lien viii be retained
the land until the notes are paid
JACOB McGAVCCK,
julyl3 Clerk, &c OF said Court.
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TIE volume eOnns Biographical Stretches q M Rev Il coz
p. Cranrh, william CaFfbrd Eiolis Crezson. David
Crockett, Cr0-seg. Edain rnsnel Rev Harry Cssl
the Rev Willisia crosEsli Gordon Curming p Curtis,
Curtis 6 " Quits Richard II Dana r d Dsus. r. Fs-
lx barley, Grace Darling AnreE Jackson Davis chriss
Henry Davis judge John avls, Gov John PAWS Dsess 10
sepo Dennis, De Pc (san 80 srnai Daz bek,
Dickson, D. Bsh'p Doape, Sidney Dssele, rof Dod Do-
zs. Thomas W norr Benns, DoEer, n D, John Deer.
Duer, De- Dungson, n D, Durani, Edmund Dwight Bis1oP
EasbuTn; and aEceson Credit Molir Cubs, Dan. Damas
Bae Dance Of Death, Denaask. Dartmouth Coegs Deaf
and Dumb. Dentistry, DetOnary, DsIsr, Diving Bs Dr.
Dwarf Echo. Eclipse, Ecuaior Edabu u Review Edu
cation, &C.. &c
Iron "a AoTs4 61nfricrHResicla.
We title which uot conar car ocnadeucs
in the sicious distribution of work Each article seems to
have been written Is expert Ia the department. rhith it H.
i0ngs There Be doub, thar 81 as flr Aneesz
readers and in respects vsrsys Raslsa hnruage :
spoken, The cyeoreiia VII greatly sura n tsvs IS ara
ference book any similar eOmPan as has yet been isre
either side Of The Atlantic
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julys9 Public Square.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

YEIHE Stockholders Nashville Building Association
hereby notified that the Annual Meeting held
MONDAY NEXT, " 24IH, at o'clock P NJ, for the pur
pose eectng Directors for the ensuing year amendment
TO the Constitution will also proposed The Of the
Stockholders A full attendance is requested.
july9g ia CHARLES FULLER Sec'y.
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AVING qualified administrations lie OF John
Shelby DECEASED the undersigned hereby request sush
have claims against it to present them Wha the time
prescribed by and those who indebted it make pay
with as Ite delay possible.
WASHINGTON BARROW,
4. v 5 LINDSLEY.
Nashville JnIy OH,
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DIR. w. Il. EEUR Ely.
sALE OF NEf;ItoES.
POSTPOSEBTENT.

II above saie S postponed unl SATURDAY ihe sTH o.
August = X Z.
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Bloody Fink, Dysenfery and ChOI-
era REoFbSGS.


era REoFbuS.
YEJHE GB FFESBURG DTSENTERY SYRUP never fails TO
cure all o. disorders Of the bowels in N hours.
Il purely veg table and taken any quy, qute harmless.
l. hundreds OF OF fax after being given up
BY Doctors Il we'll remembered for tie service It render
when chole prevailed Nashville 10 printing
oce and mechanical business The city, persons may be
tested efficacy IL promp in its ELECTS,
relieves pain instantly the nHed surfaces
Of the stomach and bowels eahed and protected against
this acTed contents
It nav be given T. the youngest child
Price SO cents per botte ALEX. MACKENZIE.
julyl0 "a College Street Nashville
Town and City Clocks.
TEyE subscriber connected with the best manuac
turers Of TuFrct Clocks in the U1tesl States and
viii pan set ouch Cocks de-
sired location Is Clocks Of these makers guaranteed 10
fe 6rstrde Time hefs They aresrong and duFahls and
years They constructed 20 strike
regularly the hours, also be arranged chime quar-
hal hours, any interval Of time for the regulation OF
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES Ois FACTORIES,
and upon any number Bells which they made eapa
bic OF giving their iull TONES.
Every information regarding cost, testimonials to ability
&c &c, may be obtained Of
THOMAS L BAILEY, Agent
At the Office 1. SINGER CO.. IS North Sollege St
u ? Attention given repairing and improving Turret
Clocks in any part Of the state.
Address Box 53J, Nashville, Tenn.
iune25-dsrtw2m
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Embracing large Maps Of Euoge. sarsia Lobariy Aus.
tTa ard Italy, containing general statistics Of Empires.
kingdoms ard ether States Of Europe. Pres 81 p Received
BY Express, By JOHN YORK 4 CO.
julyIG
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John YORK CO. No. 81 Union Street, have just received
supply Of the best Geld Pens. luue2s
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Ornamental Trees and EyePgreeRS.
MHONTGOMERY & NiCGREDY, Nurserynen Nashville Tenn
I'VE invite special attention their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental Green House Plants, 10000
ornamental Trees EFer eens, sabe neate elect
Fruits--5Do0 Apple ?, y 4 year8 Old.
Pears-3000, Dgsrfs & Standards : 10 years old.
Peaches $1,000 old, Cherries Pluns, Apricots Nec
tariens and ounce. in large nuutiers.
large collection o. Grapes, Strawberries Raspberes, Goose
berries, CurTantg & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & McGREDT.
nall. Linuon1. Nurssries NashEille. Tenn.
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Col. NETHERLAND voted to instruct our
Senators and request our Representatives
to make the most liberal donations from
the public Treasury to Governor Kos
sUTH and his suite. While he took an
oath to deprive the poor and needy
countrymen of these same foreign gran
dees, of the common rights of citizen
ship.
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NEW sOOsZs
Just received BY JOHN YORK CO.:
The Cavalier. new novelty JANIS
Lord ss1ntagu's pngut-By JauEs.
The "a Il Waterioo-Ey EEVNotns
Jaoz bowHing' s Letfers- d Jack ucWHsG.
Davenport DUMMY LEYlR.
Walter SCOTS Novels at Is cts a voiauo-
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BUDGET OF FUN.
BUDGET OF FUN.
BUDGET OF FUN,

FOR AUGUST, just received in quantities, by
iuly22 HAGAN 4 JOHNSON.
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SUPERIOR lot Of Lard in 4 and bbls, put up express.
n y for family hand and for sale at No. 25 Market
stieet,hy WOODS 4 co.
iuly92-d3m Ii
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The war in EuroDe.

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PubEc squsre.
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;ies-
Rev HENRY y BELLows, n D.
JeHs EsTsx CoezE- Esq, Virginia.
D.L,DALloS. Esq Washington, D C.
Hon FDwAaD EyERErr, LID, Boston.
Prof G. 8sLFoS Harvard University.
RlcHARD HrLDsrrH- ESQ, New York.
Han. GEo IIH1ARBlBos Mass.
Prof JAMS LOWELL, Harvard UnivsrslfY.
DEsg soCnrABT II D. View York.
Rev II sFsSczR. D D, New York
Hoses ST JOSH Esl, Laudon, Engisaa.
JoHS R. TnoSPssx. Rsq- Richmond, Va
Rev THOMSON, u D New York
&C, &c, &c, sc, sc. 4c
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ItETAIL MARKET.
~ rELEGRAPLL-

NHW YOEE, April 2l.-Flour heavy; sales oanO bills
Wheat decli eds i6 on bushels sold; prices
western ~hi;e G5 CS'n lower sales lsGuo bush
tiTelTi30 for mess and $i25o for prime. Lard
n%@llZ. Whisky dull at 2Gs.
BALTIMORE, April 9I-Flour dun A. SC Ohio decline
OF lie. Wheat changed. Corn firm At7S9SOc for white
and s29S3 ior yeilo~ Provisions dull Whisky steady.
CScSNATI, April Il Plour unchanged; In fair demand;
safes 1900 bhls nj - H5T5 for supsrne. fair demand
for Bacon ca very little could be bought
these rates, GENERALLY asking and DC. active
demand tor bulk meat chiefly Sides which freely
by holders, and four hundred thousand pounds
for shoulders and Sc sides.
Lard very firm; sales 800 bills H. and kegs 10;
keys held I21S the close. No demand
polE, and prices steady;
molasses "A
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COMMERCIAL.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
hEooNs-COnuun 81, aS ~.
BUrTER-Iu kegs ~.
BCcEErs-Maretta $2a2,25.
CHxE5E-WesteFn Reserve 1uc;
CANDLss-TalON mould u: dip 20; star 93;.sperm 40.
CoFFEE-JAVa I5c; Riu 2JSVgIa.
ELoUR-Supvripe $55U EXIIA 6,O0a6,E5.
WHnT-l,i5 to l,35.
RYE-90.
CoRS-IS to 81.
BAhLRY-GU
OITS-52a53.
FEIrHERs--IOeef5c. scarce.
FTRs-RaccoOn 30l53TIIc.
GiSsAN0-J5a5O
HOP5-ThS, dan.
LIHE-LouisVtile 15O92O0.
n noLA.s.s-Ns'r Orleans 4Oi Sugar House 4se.
NAIL5-34 for Tod.
kAOs-a135f, dell.
RICE-5956.
sEEDs-Paxseed 1885, Glover 6H'
spAP-Castie per 10 IJ9l6; common sea.
sUOAEs-S-W Orleans I1<1aS hid. sqesJS In btl
SSCTF-Scotch 20; Rapper % g26.
TEA-GuupOTder RTU: Imperial 1906; Tyson 359TOc;
Pouching 2S92Snc; Oolong 35.g75e.
ToDAcco-6twists IL; five roll 24dFS.
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IOY virtue o. Deed Of Trust from David MeB and
- Martha GchF.nF his wife, hearing date tie -tL dav =
october 1881, Eni duly recorded IN Ohio Count, Court
Clerks o~e shah. Saturday he sfA dag u Haf'.
1852 fefEsf1 Tie AUurs of9 c60fF 4. ". ~ Il O-sissE
n, ct hts mont door n re cart Huss 5 Ai0 ccaTs
sell public Huetcr hgisst ard beet tiddrt. e
folio an prop that is tr part iTsetiSu % the
lot numbered l5j, stus5sd ths Wet tide of chzPs
street Ia tlat part % The city ~ Whr, Ohio county
Nirs Tia, laid ca BY William Chapae John Pea, and
bounded follows, VEb ginning Andrew Ntitr's
West side 81 ChGrns street, thirty feat from the
corner OF alley, 7h-ueg SoSth ty six ret TO the lo
numbered lai th,ncc ~ith the lc a said lot numlSr
iSs West kundr 4 and tvrrtv-fpn frrt l. acT,
thence with SAID alley Ssstli trtvix ssld Andres
Whites line, and thence with said line enc hundred
and twenty-five feet TO the btsiHuinE
TuRvs or SAIg-One-hird ~ the pureas- money n .
paid IN ea; cehirl the To- day % November 1919,
and onr-thrd on the lat day q N-v'mbtr, Is' it'll IN
tie deferred in~talrTts the day a sA,e
tho title q be retained Until the vhels Of the pHTeAas-
money shall havt been fulls paid.
Selling IS Trustee, shall the purchaser sniV
scca t'tie l. yrsiyd Ia by LaiI-iee. Of trust.
JAMES : WHEAT, Trustee
GRO. WIChHAM, Auetouver- zIi2-td
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WASHINGTON, April 2I.-Tho CoastitatiOn of
this morning says that no minister .e'e-
treated with more kindness and consideration
by his govt, than the late minister to Mexico,
MIR. Forsyth whose suspicious have invested
this open and frank kindness into covert HOSTILE
ty II was obviously out of the question to
send him back as minister TO the Liberal Govt
OF Mexico, simply because, whether rightfully
or wrongfully, lac is understood 10 have been the
first foreign minister to recognize the anil Con
stitutional revolution and the usurped govt Of
ZuolOcu. This, for manifest reasons, must have
rendered him obnoxious to the Constitutional
Party and to the Liberal Govt Of Juarez. This
exposition sustains the recent statement in the
general newspaper dispatches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-22
BUSINESS NOTICEs.

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All such disagreeable eruptions may be re-
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SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanfords Liver In
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