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The st. Joseph He>t confirms the story
told by correspondent of the Missouri Demo-
Graf. about the scandalous transaction involv-
ed in the letting of the CONTRACT for furnish
ing the army in Utah with -four 1t viii be
remembered that according to the letter prin-
ted in the Democrat and generally copied.
the contractors let to Messrs Holiday and
Martin. at s2s 60 per leo. pounds over bids
by responsible parties OF $40 per 100 pounds,
and 81 so per 100 pound-; and that by award
ing the contract at So, the sum of $500 600
would have been saved to the country. This
seems almost Incredible, but the Salt Lake
Tan, paper published by the Gentiles at
Salt Lake City, says it is true, and that the
contract has been sublet. the last time at
about one-fourth of the original price. Messrs.
Holiday and Martin. therefore. without
handling one ounce OF the -four. will pocket
at least quarter of a million of dollars. 1t
was asserted that Secretary Floyd was direct
ly interested in this contract, but this is
denied. 1t will be remembered that the Fort
Smelling and Willitt's Point swindles were
also charged to him, and that bis completely
with the swindlcs was likewise and not very
satisfactorily denied.
There seems to be no reason to doubt that
the downright corruption of this admnistra-
tion will, when N the fullness of time the de-
velopmeDts due the country are made, be
shown to exceed all previous chapters of the
profigacy and scoundreism of partisans
raised by process of caucuses to power. 1t is
said that the present -four contract saves
S1O0,000 as compared with the preceding
one-tbat is, as the Secretary of War has
heretofore thrown away half million of dol
lars per annum, or rather thrown that sum
into the hands of his friends, or sluiced it into
his own pockeIs-under tie cover of the con-
tract to furnish army in Utah with -four
it is creditable to reduce the sum thus spent
one hundred thousand dollars. P,rhaps it
is Perhaps We should r, joice that our eco
nomical Secretary OF War only scatters among
bis friends. on the single contract 100000,
instead of $500, 900 as heretofore. There has
been some wonder expressed in this country
at the extent to which corruption pervades
the various departments of the Russian Gov
eminent. We should have nothing more to
say of that. There is nothing in Russian
bribery and corruption SO rankly dishonest
as our system of letting contracts by various
departments of Government to partizan IA
vorites. getting up wars, marching armies,
and fitting out fleets, for the sake of having
the supplies furnished 10y the friends of the
Administration. &c, &c.
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lS- The Union and american beseeches us
to rcpublish the letter of Mr. FILLMORE to Mr..
MERRITT. We have given, in our comments,
we would wish TO crafty any reasonable de-
sire on the part of our contemporary we must
decline in this instance, at least for the pre-
sent. Not by any means that we think it
would damage our position, but because we
think we have sufficiently shown that instead
of sustaining the argument in favor of re-
pealable charters, the facts disclosed show
that special acts of incorporation, repealable
at the will of the Legislature, have been
abandoned in New York, so far as banking is
concerned.
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Especial Despatch to the n. Y. Heraldl
what should be considered Contra.
e.. band of War.
WASHINGTON, July Z. 1859.

WASHINGTON, July z. 1859.
, The important State paper AZ to the posi-
ton of the United States npon the question
OF neutral rights has been completed. and
was despatched to all our Ministers in Europe
by the Persia on w, dnesday. 1t will create
a most profound impression, and demonstrate
that the present administration will maintain
the dignity, character and moral position of
the United States. As one of the first COM
mercal nations Of the earth. we can no Ion
ger permit the grave questions which may
arise affecting commerce to be disposed of
without our voice and influence being heard
and f. 1t in their adju tmcnt.
The present manifesto laws down broad
principles which will govern us in the main
tenance of our rights as neutrals. aud there is
every reason to believe that the positions
now assumed will be adopted by all the great
nations of Europe. The principal points are
of course with reference to Limitation of
articles which shall I've deemed contraband of
war The United States hold that nothing
should be embrac d in this list but the direct
and immediate munitions of warfare, such as
powder muskets. cannon, LEAD and salpetre.
&c Coal. which is the very foundation OF
manufacturing and commercial transactions,
i declared by the United States not to be
contraband OF war. and any attempt TO con-
strne il otherwise will be viewed as an en-
croachment upon our commerce. So, also.
are breadstuffs not contraband of war. The
broad doctrine is also reiterated that free
flag covers the cargo.
Whilst the d spatch makes no allusion TO
privateering. il is well understood. as set
tied principle of the American doctrines, that
under no circumstances will we abandon that
right.
The views of the English Ministry are not
known. but the hesiia of the last Ministry
in declaring its views AS To coal is in striking
contr ist with the boldness evinced by our
government in emphatically declaring that
coal is not 10 any sense contraband of war.
The PRONUNCIATION Of this despatch will
doubtless be followed by large orders for
coal in this country. and generally will have
the effect of promoting the interests of Amer
lean shipping.
Austria maintains that coal is contraband
Of wor, whilst France and Russia hold to a
contrary doctrine.
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IScrnESrs AT CoURr.- Judge McKierusn,
of the Criminal Court, last evesing inflicted
fines 10 the amount of seventy-ive dollars.
upon Z. Nj. leIger, Eco. a prosninent mem
Der OF the bar of this city. aud also sent him
TO Jail for one month, for contempt OF court.
Attorney General John F.. Sale aud Judge f.
w. NJ. King were also insd twenty five
dollars each Tor singular lhsmpAis
BniIesa.
About an hour afterwards. we iearu, Mr.
YEResR was discharged from custody, aud
the next morning entered court and pursued
the duties OF his profession as Usual.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

pY virtue Of vendition exponas 10 directed and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court 81 Ba-
wilson County. Tcanessee. Al It's Nay term, ie5s,
VIII expose public sale, tbs highest bidder fer
cash AZ the hoase Yard gate the city % Nash
willie, On SATURDAY. The 18Th DAY OF August
1852 all the right title claim Interest and estate Which
David q. Hicks then had may have since ecquir-
ed IN and 20 the follow ing described acts per Il
Real Estate IaxidsoH couaty and state u rcunes-
See hinc known Lots Nos. AZ a. ~ aud IS 90 ID.
Actsavs ck . addstian Saefs lie, fronting
NY feet Cherry street aAd Arg hack one hun
ed AMI ents four fess 20 alley, mas be
bv rsferenee - 40 piaa recorded IA The kexis-
tes's ~foe - fsyas reanty, Tennessee. Nay 15gh.
1855, IN rlas ro- ~. "a. being irvied as the
pro. erty u David q. Hiess. ~ satisfy Judgment
rendered favor Of Bats 4sainst David n.
Hicks. "a - ~ Hs<TOS. sheriff
talyif-tf BY y c. DRskE, Depaty sheriff.
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81 Warren ST., New York.
Executive ONCE, Baton Rouge,

A-A-S any tVs 1913
A a recent meeting Of the Board of Superv sors Of
"A TIE state seninary of Learning, held at AlexHn-
dra, g. the parish Of Rapides ihe following resolution
aio It'd
Resolved. That the President 81 the Board in his Of
neia capacity, advertise for applications II ON persons
competent Ia ILL.,
l. A hroIess"rship of Mathematics Natural and Ky
perrin entail Philosophy, with Artillery taeucs 10 ch
Office shall be attached salary OF IN enty Ave hun
dred dollars per annum-S2500.
2. The Office OF Instructor Of English and Ancient
Lnnguages IA which ONCE shall be attached salary
OF two thousand dollars per annnm-S2OO0.
B. inst u'to of Engineering, Arcl iiecture and
Drawing TO which Office shall be aitac he'd "A salary Of
twenty i've hundred lars-S250O.
The Office OF Instructor OF Oh misiry, Geology
ami Niher"ogy and OF Infantry Tactics 20 which oi
lice shall be attached salary Of twenty i've hundred
dollars per annunl-S. 500.
3. The ONE OF Instructor OF the Modern Furor~ an
Languages Ia which Office shall be attached salary Of
two t'ousaf a dollars per apnum-S2OOO
FROM the Ave Professors ected y - perintende
will be chosen, who shall receive on asausand 90
lats-Sloo0-rxtra consideration IN virtue thereof
Fprnished rooms 10 be provided 10 the "a OfcssOrs
free AZ charge
In accordance with the foregoing resolution notice
is hereby given IL all such Per may desire 10
present th' mseyes competent Co MI the chairs
above enumerated, etc. TO make applicat on accom-
panied VIII recon mendatk ms etc to me- al The A.
ecuiiVe once a Baton Rorgc uiifl the 18Th aay Of
July next sud after that time at Al xaudria in The
parish Of kapidrs, until tie lei day al August
made 10 MI the several PrOiessorships, Superin
dent chosen
The poii.tnents Tins made will mkc effect on the
FIRST MONDAY oF JANUARY MKT. (IS6O,) at
which time TIE institp ton will be opel8ed.
J1iyb-td ROBERT c. WlCKIIFFE
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CUANCERY SALE.

Montgomery Bel :, kxr's. vs. James C o~en-
nIRSrASr 10 = decree u the Csaaoefy Cart At
II NAsisvflls, n Tie asoss nzfBed caase 4isI sx
rssse o. pahiiE saie AZ the fearthosse Na<hviile
~ n esrlfrk, IA MONDAY, 1HE sTH DAY or Az
GUST NEXT. uEea = cFrdis 81 ., Il ana Is u.onts a
~ithapt the fsli q reismpiifn rc-purchAss tia.
saiaabie Tract q land, purchased q Montgomery
Beii ~ sail James o~ea. and now acruples by
hlEz, lving ga Ne fEEnkk IN fwnr.k Rn4e. shoui 10
raiies from th< cay essnt.inE bae@ and han-
dres seres. maTe parsieel4f deseflpfp.a vii be
Et<en ca d4g q k<1e. J. EGiEsfE.
iaiyS-te Cefk ana Master.
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Notice.

A IL tbes- ih1<btee % Tie eststs q JOSEPH
N NOofsS need- are bottled 10 eame ana srttls
their aasbtrduess with the Ezecas0r irnrnellsaseis
4ne taess having ctain~ sgsin.f the said estate N
pFesenf thea wiiiin the tilne prescribed BY ~ .,
they VII oeberreG- 10 ~. WAiKfR.
1ats li-alswim Err of Jnsei.h wosss dre'd.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jenny Lind Saloon
AND
Pistol Gallery.

TT A. MCCALL L Co.'s Jenny Lind Saloon and Pts
tot Gallery, Third story of old Post fic
buildings corner of Cedar and Cherry Streets, a.
open day and night, for the reception of visitor
The pr"prietors agents for the sale Of jenny Ii
Tables Cues, Cue feathers, and Balls, and stns OF
the mostcelebrated manufacture. julyI3-
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The greatest instance of iEpudence on re-
cord Is that OF q Yabkee, who, Ia an Iialian
city, stopped religious procession In order
dies.
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fg~ General Cas- has assumed q donbie-
hesdsd eagle for bis p sitieal e-eest-one
head applies 70 the Americas easszhnship |
.laiaralizsd aliens, aud the other 81 sLe
lnilIlary and eoaseripl service which ey
owe 20 their mother ceantry IL .fis Jar
mai
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f. y Il II A
For the Consideration OF Sensible People.

JsIDidlSs about u nat the practice Of Iar. MESECK
Il He understands the disease 4 once aud cures.
he bates lang tAapering around and long running
bills. but sticks 10 hcnerahle pfacsice respessa.
ole fees ami 10 cash pay meats Gases gsvea up BY
other fbysscisus are ustea surrd BY DF. MEEK.
ufAce on colieee street, corner Il Line.
Iuiys-u
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A coon Farm Hand ahoat thirty years old. On
n eredA Of six or twslvs ,rnsushs u desired
Il. j. LfLE
maySt-H s. Cefar street.
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HOlIeway,s Pills and Ointment
Persons leading sedentary lives iii find in Holloway IS
Pills the best substitute for exercise which science
supply, and in his Oint,aent remedy for all ul-
cerous diseases. Sold so Maiden Lane, n. Y.
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Musif, l]iauOs, &f.
FOURTN OF july
Ia Couling

ND LUCK has arrived, aud T. now opening on
n Church street, between Summer and Cherr, the
largest asso tment Ia the city, OF Musical Instrn.
m'nts, Pianos, sheet Music, Toys, Drums, Fancy
art les, (hildren's Cabs, Bird Cagrs Fancy Baskets
and fire Wo' ks, all OF which, been purchased
from the Importers and Manufacturers viii be sold
NV, wholesale retail, for cash. Call and ee them
iune22-tf JoUN lick
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TIE OLD HICKORY I
THE OLD HICKORY I
THE OLD HICKORY Z
Dissolution Of Coparfnership.

THE undersigned have this day dissolved by mn
Il tuai consent the coHaFtuershir heretofore con
du' ted nns er the arm al WILLIAMSON SCHEATHAM
Alexander Williamson having Sold out his entire IN
terest in said concern 90 John L. Cheathan.
Nashville, Juiy eth, 1889.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ARcHkR CHEAGHAM.
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DYa youEg man Who can cosas weH recosn men<-
ID 81, sfasftan esther : ~hs.l@sais fetsa ez-
tssishmens-@exrs nof much 1tIzef a. sca-
pl.sssnsFtt- Enquire a t1iS cEscs.
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DISSOLUTION OF co ARTNERSuIP.

he cora tnsrshp heretofore eAktng b, tween
tiiArss BfHNK aaIs JAnns MuLEK disoiss d
by muiua! co-acnt The SOth day JHne. by tho
refining Il IliSiOu Bs RTE frs m this hTm. Al debts
due IN efsm slll be cOiieci-l bS Jane y. Miller
pst5 BY iin. CiINrIN BYRNE,
Iuis I'm JAMS y. MILE.
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o5 aAIr siiss s. Louis Golden syrsei
iaw Al Ne Market street
nAy-s cAsrER wnsFofp co
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Extra Family Flour.
WmufeA.

ExrRA Faaiiy Flaar made from new wheas 81
IL sale st tbs Broadway Mia
Juiyi-f d D. BfcREy
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

T A. MCCLURE has for sale so -R
81 Piano Fnrtes from celebrated FTE--z--- -
makers. Steinway Sons, A. H. Gale No n n
Co., Hazeit"n Bros, Peters, CrEgg
Co, and others, consisting OF q and \ 7 and u
Octav's, and rarRiDg In price from SlO0 $780, All
warrented IN every RESI- ect. Pc. sons purchasing
from him III not isy from SIS & SIS more than II
they gave order 60 a PEDLAR for instruments
that they neither see nor hear until il is put Up in
their psrlr. When H. sometimes very hard 10 iud
an Instrument that peases ii every particular when
you have "A zen or more 10 sci, q fr,tn AT all
kelly you would be pleased IN buying b, order.
Also store ihe largest stock Of Sh Music ,Oks
and small Music Itstrun cuts ever offered in tie
Market, and will be sod lower than by any
other house in the City. Come 80 Union and
be convinced. J. A. MCCLURE.
a
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New White Wheat Flour.

HAVING taken the agency of the celebrated Silver
IL Springs FIGURING Mills, We have lust 'eceiyed a
quantity Of Superior Family Flour, which is perha S
as good as can be maize Ia this any other climate,
and will be sold liberal terms at No. Ma ket
street, by s. A. q. NOEL a CO.
iulyIl-H
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A Card.

I HAVE sold my stock of Boots and Sho to FAR
Il RAR, DISMUKES Co, gentlemen worthy uf tie
patronage o. the public. who will be found at my old
stand, No. A College street, for whom solirt the
patronage of my numerous customer, TO whom /
feel under the stri test obligations for long and
erh patronage, and avail my elf OF this opportunt,
To make M res ,ectful Acknowledgements. These
l"debted Will please call aud settle UP. ] wish
m Ike final close Of all Outstanding business
practicable. A. B. ROBERTSON,
Iuyl3-lm No As College st.
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New Firm.

THE undersigned have fhss day associated them.
Il selves t,getseT under tie arm name % AIcflEH
CHATHAM ~ OTHER. for lias purtzse Of Transact.
tng Lquar and Ntne, Cigar ana Iobscc0 business
similar 10 etery respect Ia thai carried ~ their
predecessors, Ntiamsou tbestisam, and hope by
stref nfl~ntioa bosi merit \ continuance a.
The pa1ros Ase literally extended 20 thai cnncern
Nashville, july eth. 1883
ARCHER CHE TRAN
july SIT JOHN l. CaEATffAM
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he might be compelled to take mp arms
against the country OF bis adoption.
But suppose it is not against the country
of his adoption, but some other country. what
then Let there be no room left here for
constructions" and understandings. I"
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Wrought Iron Stoves,
AT REDUCED PRICESi
AT REDUCED PRlCESi
AT REDUCED PRICES!

al hED0OE>D MUS.
MR.. r. A. TREPPARD, one Of the best mechanics
WI OF the Wet manuie cturcs these stoves for US
He cummei ced 10 make them thirteen years ago 50
faithfully. that many that he made then are still ia
u.s.. Stoves of lis make have generally attained
prizes the Fairs q the Mecan aud Agficuurists
With this experience he comes forward With
stove, calculated 10 burn either WOOD OR COAL
bth conjuintly, and for which he has adopted
name OF
TIE OLD HICKORY
THE OLD HICKORYI
THE OLD HICKORY
The iron for these stoves II of the best quality and
made expressly fer them. The most Improved ma
chimes has been int oduced that be can come IN
COMPETITION with the chancs Of Clncinnhti
and louisville, and furnish tb, m cheapy HAT this
staye now becomes I the In, tllutl0ns of the
South, THE ONLY sTovEIBAT WITHSTAND THE RorGH
7 EATaENI ARshofs, be furnished 80 low as %
camr within reach OF 3 Glasses
Mechanics and all Who feel an interest in the
manufacture # Tennessee requested 20 call and
examine tHess, and Judge u do lot furnish what
claim 10 de- the very best
COOKING STOVES IN THE WORLD,
COOKING STOVES IN THE WORLD.
COOKING STOVES IN THE WORLD,
or either wood or coal, aud unprecedented low
prices.
NACKl ME a NINcHfS.
1une2S-1w y. W. MANY A c..
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For Ntre,

II HkyEt ~e yaans Seers uonssn hire rhess
L wanting vii DO vel - apply esretsse.y.
y. J. f.iIkHs
iune2o-u - osasr Street.
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10 Cistern RuiIders,
FOR Sale.

OH BARgklls best fiy arsniic cenentin store
<CO and for sale very low BY
mays HIGH nccREA co.
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25.365 Prtzes---5O,0O0 Numbers!
Prizes payable in full without deduction
II, these Lotteries eUery Prize is dralcn!

IS ,365 prizes .amountin gtO 1881 500
whoicTcketsS 20 Halves 80; Quarterss2 so.
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on a
Package for which will send a Certificate as fol-
lows
A certificate Of Package of 10 Whoes, 500
do do. 10 Halves, -
do do l6 Quarters" ...... "a
do do. 10 ElghtLs, A." ...... l.
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c A II ID

THE subscriber informs his frienas and the pubic
generally that he has tbs day sold Out his entire
In crest in the csncern OF VILLA eSoN A. CHEAT
HAM to JOHN l. CHEA1HAM In Withdra win from
TIE business be would ectfnily tendeF bis
est thanks a. all bis numerous frlrn9s no have 30
LIB rally EXTENDED their patronage 70 the old co.,
ccrn, aud soirts from them n,Daauce % The
20 $ seccessors-Eentlenen IN every respect emit
red ~ the hls best eoBfense. Nsshvie Jui, O. 1859
AIkxAADEk u WILLIAMSON.
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REFRIGERATORS
We have just received a few OF
Winship's SeIf-V Re-
frigaEafars

For preserving Meats. Fish, Fruits Vegetables, &c.
D,HIS Refrigerator is manufactured at New Ha-
i ven. and has been always considered the hest
In use, having obtained the FIRST premiums 81 the
Worlds Fair ia LONDON and New York.
Feather Busters OF aii sizes and qualities;
W ter Coolers ami Chamber sets:
Brass aud Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
Fruit Cans and Jars OF tile approved patterns;
Ice Breakers, Jelly StraBers and MoulGs;
Gnngs 81 various siZes:
Preserving Furnaces best patterns:
THE EUGENE, IN imperial Clothes Hamper made
after tile late Paris patterns.
julye-a MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN.
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Ha- Allorders addressedto FRANCE, BRoADRESTs &
Co. vii nington Del Will meet with prompt atten
ton and the printed OF cial drawings sent
over FRANCE, BROADBENTS a CO.,
July7 Managers.
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M ImiOl,

OWNER for two Boxes received per steamboat
~ marked b. RHoADs, and consigned 20 A. Bailer
Nashville, Tenn. N A PARRISH X co.
juyll-lw
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Wantea
ICE! ICE!

ErFTEtN SHARE MEdHANICs' BUILDING As
II s1sc1ATfOA STOCK. Inquire OF
mayss-sf r. eLAscocK a co.
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Magnificent Scheme
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S6J,OOO!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
Of della w ARE.
sPLENDID sCHEmE,

CLASS Il.
70 be drawn in wiimi gton Del Saturday July 23rd
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But, says Gov. HARRIS

Wall \ aa.ua tie rsskf ef al Governments to
saaizA crimes asasns nssr lars- | eaanot a<s<nl
% the doctIine that a foreigner. Who has,
ndrr the solemn sanctien Of bis oath. atjsr
d allegiance to the government Of his birth
nd declared alieglanee 20 our government.
N rightlaliy be placed IN position vh~rs
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

cry and Cheatham:
n. b. CHATHAM, of Davidson.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10
The Port Tobacco and Alexandria Packet.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue Of q writ Of feri facias. issued out of
ID the Circuit Court for Charles County. at the
and Thomas II. Hall, and to me directed, against
the goods and chattl.s, lands and tenements Of
John II. Robertson and Alice c. Robertson,
have seized and taken in execution all the right,
title, claim and interest, in law, in equity and
estate of the said John Fl. Robertson and Alice
C. Robertson in and to the following property, to
wit: a lot or parcel Of Land lying in the fourth
election district Of said county, called 'Calverton
Manor, Lot No. A, containing 268 acres, more
or less; the said land was conveyed by George
Morton and Ellen Morton to Alice C. Robertson
BY deed, dated Odd of June, 1858; and hereby
give notice that will offer for sale, to the high
est bidder. for cash, at the Court House door. in
Port Tobacco. on the 9Th day Of March next. the
above named property, seized and taken in
execution. and will be sold to satisfy the above
named judgment and for fees due for the year
1857 and 1858.
Is. GEORGE w. SMITH, Sheriff.
January %, 1859. [feb lO-S325]
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10
DISSOLUTION OF Co.PARTNERsH1p.

TNHE Co-PartnershIp heretofore existing under
i the firm Of DAY & PApGETT, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either party is fully
authorized to use the name of the firm in the set
Element Of their business. Desiring to close the
business of the firm speedily possible, t. use
Indebted are earnestly requested to settle t:,sir
Indebtedness without delay.
We return thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon us and respectfully ask continuance
for our successor.
ELIJAH w. DAY,
}. T. PADGETT.
|. Port Tobacco, January ], 1859.