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D. D. DICKEY

n AS in Store 100 Wheel BarrOws;
L 800 sets assorted ron1 900 pounds Gum Pack
AXles: ing:
IS Kegs Boiler Rivets; 100 bundles assed Wire;
10 900 do Pressed Nuts; 80 Doors;
900 Washers, 10000 Lights Sash:
rs kegs Wrought Nails; so sides Sole Leather;
500 pounds Emery; 500 feet Card Clothing;
900 papers Timers 100 Steel Reeds;
Rivetsi 10GardeL Engines;
so ass'd Sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Fans:
% do do suffers; ThreshiDg Machines;
200 s Gets Copper; so Straw Cutters;
500 Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn shelters:
J. 200 pounds Brass: Railroad Scrapers;
200 assorted Putty Blocks; Smut Machines;
so asso ted Churns; 800 assorted Flows;
so boxes Glass; 90 Pumns;
$50 boxes Ii Plate; 3 hal bbls. White Fish;
so Slabs Zinc; 10 Hydraulic Rams;
81 Pigs Tin: QUO pounds Galvanized
8, 600 feet assor'd Gas Pipe; Wire: RI
10 COO 30 sort Leather 200 boxes Ring Travellers;
Bel ing; 30 600 gallons Stone Ware
1000 feet assorted Guml0 600 bushels Coke;
Betting; 40 tons Pig Iron;
!; 200 pounds Pump Chains;
Besides many other articles on hand and for sale
by ocIS-t u. ID. DICkEY.
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'Yk NAE - AVE
GROCER ES
HARRIS, GORDON & co.
On Tuesday next, llth of October, 1859,

On Tuesday next, 11th of October, 1859,
WE will cfler at Public sale, in large lots With
w liberal privii,ge
100 hhds. choice Louisiana Sugar:
500 bbls extra white Rrctifed Whisky:
500 boxes b. L. simpsons celebrated Aromatic
SchIedam Schnapps;
100 boxes VOLTS SchnappS;
so casks Cognac Brandy;
800 boxes man ufactnred Tobacco, various brands;
100 reels Cotton Cord;
500 packages star Candles;
200 boxes RoSm Soap.
With many other articles.
TERMS SArE.-AH suns under $500 cash. All
sums over 5 90 and under $1,000 sixty days. All
sums over $1,000 and under ; TOO ninety days. All
:; 900 four this credit for approved
dorscd notes, payable in Bank.
octs-td HARRIS, GORDON & co.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

SIMULTANEOUSLY oTFICK, NAsa. CHAr r. r. Co.
Esx 1H NssHs1tts, fti se,,. 1855.
SsToCKHaEnERS IN the Nashville ard Chattanooga
- sroad, will be earrsesl frosn any lsant lha
road % Nashville. rereixe the OStt.ber tg kdend
and free of charge both fram the lSgh
2Sth % oe'ober both esy incists by siso~
thelr certificate 10 TIE csnducttr. by urer
tse fLs eetors- 4. ". col E-sapI
Murfr. esboro' Teiegrarh Sheibyylile Expasisns
Manchester Home 5ssuruai e.py.
octA-SS- g. >.
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IN CONVENTION.

The two Houses met in Convention in the
Representative Hall for the purpose OF com
pairing the vote for Governor, and after
some time spent therein. and finding several
counties without returns, the Convention adj
journed till Monday, the 10th instant.
The House then adjourned till Monday
morning 10 O'Clock. Saturday being required
to furnish the Hall with heating apparatus.
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Episcopal Convention.

RICHMOND. a.. Oct. D.
The delegates TO the General G INVENTION
of the Protestant Episcopal Church assem-
bied this morning Aft.r a sermon by
Bi-hop Otay, of Tennessee, the house of
Clerical and Lay delegates was organized by
the election of Rev. DR.. Creighton of New
York, a. President, and the Rev. DIR. Howe,
Secretary. The house then adjourned till to-
morrow The house Of Bishops was also or
ganiz d. the Right Kew Bishop Meade pre-
siding by seniority. Tie Rev. DR.. Balch, of
Mary land, was chosen secretary
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"OLD Brcx." II il said. has gone on visit
10 his Sabine farm. denomiEated whestland.
VIII be not spray for Rome" whilst enjoying
privacy there!
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Gbaneeru Salss
CAANCERY SALE.

Montgomery Bells Ears James e. owen.
DURSCANT 10 deere. 81 THE Cir4ceTN Count a.
Il Nassau lie, ia the alb. named cause, Vii cx-
pse o. publ. sale, at la, Court Ia u-- IA Mas Sic.
al O'Clock, Monday the eth ,.ay Augustu Al,
upon a csedit of 8, ~ AID h tbs without u,e
ria bt OF redemption or pUi CHASE, uIat valuable
Tract al Land, lEreh. scat of Montgomery bell by
saia James - en-, ALA Oc1Plvi By him. ~ ing
tie Frankhn IGnp PIKE Road, ali ~ 10 -Aies from
tins eli, containing bc,w 5 aba huudIcd acres
more particular ucserI. uUi wli 6e gwen 90 day Of
sale J. h. e. EANtS,
juiyS-td AlttE x NJ. stcr.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

FRIDAY, Oct. Z.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Sawre.
The Speaker announced the following as
the standing Committees
Committee on Ways and Means-Messrs.
Harris, Ford. BraZelton. Armstrong, Wood.
Cowdrn. Morris, East, Lea and Williamson.
Internal improvements Messrs. She'd, May
field, BrazeltOn. Butler. Vau GIN. Williams, of
Hickman, Cheatham. Beatty, Guy and Pickett.
Federal Ri ITO, s-Mtssrs. johnson, Gillespir,
Trrwhilt, Williams. of Hickman. Pickett
Ewing. Davidson. Lea, Barksdale and She'd.
Banks -Messrs. Bennett, Critz, Williams.
of Knox, CAN'T, Wsener, Farrelly, Shrews-
bury, Guy, Harris. White, of Davidson, and
Williams of Hickman
Judiciary essrs. CAN'T Wisener Bennett,
Bickncll. Mayfeld. Senter, Jones, Martin,
Farrely, Shrewsbury and Wbitmore.
On Free Negroes and SIdves-Messrs. Banks
dale, Davidson. Kincad. of Claiborne, Trew-
HIT, East, Wood, Lockhart, Farrelly and
Hurt
Pe,:temary--Dook. Messrs. johnson, Havron
McCabe, White, of Davidson Ingram and Nor
phis.
Lunatic Asylun,-Messrs Kennedy, Gill
pie. CAN'T, BledsOe. Richardson, Nall and
Kenner
Enrolled B,Hs-Messrs. Lockbart Cheatbam,
Vaughn, Greene and Baker, of Perry.
Agricnltme-M e-srs. Farley, Frazier. Hurt,
Davis. White. Of Dickson. Russell, Bayless
German. and Williams. OF Knox.
State CdjitoL-Messrs. Wood, Armstrong,
East. Cowden, Br.aty. Port aud WhiIemOre
Public Roads and High,odys-M BrtIOn,
Kincaid of Claiborne. Williams OF Franklin,
Dudley, Hebb. Roberts and Norman.
Tipping and Tipping Houses -Mcssrs. Smith,
Kincaid of Anderson, Woodland, Ford, Will
hanson, FraZi, and Norman.
Incorporations- Furd. johnson. SEN
ter. Jones, Ewing, Guy, Kennedy aud Cald-
we'll.
E2ecfions--Messrs Triyi,t, Havron, Martin,
Barksdale. Doak, Russell. Baker. of Weakley
aud Ingram. As
FTnonee- Messrs Bicknell. Mayficld, Davis,
Dudley. Woodland. Lea and Farley.
C7oims--M, ssrs. Trewhitt. Britton, McCabe,
Smith. Kenner, Lockhart, Nall, Hurt and
| Caldwell. .... -..
Greene, Doak, White, Of Day ldsOn, Morris
Ewing and Mnrphis.
| Military -Afdus- Messrs. Bayless, Bleds0e
| White, of Dickson, Porter, Baker, of Weak
| ley, Hebh and German.
| Netc Counties aud County Lines essrs
| Hrbb, Criiz, Caldwell. Williams, of Franklin
| Richardson, Baker of Perry, and Roberts.
| Public Lnnds--Mes>rs. Davis, Harris, Kin
caid Of Anderson, She'd, Sowell, and Baker
of Perry.
BANKS OF TENNESSEE Speaker present
ed the report OF tie President and Directors Of
| the Bank of Tennessee. Referred to the
| Committee on Banks.
| RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Baker Offered resolution allowing
each member TO select two of the. daily pa
pers of the city and have them laid on hi
| table every morning at the enXpense of the
| State. Lies over.
Mr.. Jones, a resolution amending the con
stitution of the State, so as to make the Gov
ernor and General Assembly elective every
four years--ihe sessions of the Legislator,
quadrennial--and making the terms of OF
ce Of the Treasurer aud Comptroller fou
! years. Lies over.
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BILLS.

Mr.. Trewhitt, q bill to protect the people
against trcspass, and tn amend the criminal
laws of the State. Also, bill TO amend the
garnishee and attachment laws.
Also, a bill to regulate the compensation
of Justices of the Peace, while holding
Quarterly Courts
Mr.. Bayless, a bill in relation to free ne
gr0es.
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lTu.oeh's Nav Novel,.
w. T. HERsY * co., have also ON

w. T. BERRY & CO., have also ON
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OF Mobile Alabama. ..s l'lE.r -t5
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CARIYIE's LIFE or FREDERICK THE GREAT
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sPURGBoN's SERMONS, !, ?, 3, ard 4th series
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SHELLEY MEMORIALS. lvot limo
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Georgia Elections.

HOIlOway's Ointment and Pills.
Intermittent evers are inevitably broken up by the
Pills. They act simultaneously on the liver, bow els
and nervous system. Eruptions vanish under the
operation of the Ointment
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TUE best Machips ever tnyenfea for broad east
ssElng, and oae tissg sFsrt PARSER Ehaaid
h.ss. A& ARMSTRONG Co,
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COOKING GOAL,

sIsHE ETxA - TIE oasy Coal IL the market "A fer
I eoosing Purposes Il alrnsssI e1t.r-iy free
FROM sEaoke aad - q and CONTAINS iiy per cent
ASHES Ii e9fl buru loneeF sna give better heat
than any ether fErdefs eAa bs orotfsa a Sex 81
Pet one ~ NE YARD b 81 q Nsxhsllis aud
ohsssaneegs llAilze4a Ds.pst.
sspIT-gf 81. AesEw.
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FOn DIR. WA. j. WalIer Fresid, M q the Shelly Col
lc9e, ny
"Dr. Ealing is unquestionHbly scientific
and eminently skillfnl operator in the ex-
traction of COrns. The undersigned has
te,ted bis knowledge as a chiropodist, and it
gives him much pleasure to add his testimony
to the Doctors indisput, ble claims 10 public
confidence. All who have need Of his pro-
fessional services may trust with undonbung
assurance that their confidence will not be
misplaced" WM. J. WALLER.
Shelby College, KY, Jan. 5, 1889.
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Fro~. Or. H. J. jones, II the oldest Ihysiriani Of
LOHisrile, Ny
al feel in duty bound to state that have
suffered with diseased nail on the large toe
OF the foot for the last thirty years and 70
much SO that il aft c,cd my whole system.
called on Dr.. Ealing, and before / knew
what be was going TO do, be put my diseased
nail in my hand. to my utter asionishment.
as l decidedly did not expect that be could
remove the nail from such n delicate and
tender part without causing me the slightest
pain.
"Dr Falling Is decidedly the mort expert
and talented professor and operator in sur
gerry, have ever met, and his fame and won
deriul talent ought TO be made known 10 all
who have suffered az badly as have, and
consider that the principles which direct The
operation Of De. Ealing. are such as TO rem
der his success always certain
W. NJ. JONES. N. D.,
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HAVING beez sppasnssd Agcnt. for the Western
III yirsiala Works Tor The sails q thetr IAnd Fizs-
ter prepared 10 farB1sh ~ Al the prce he
Nine with freight added.
sepl4-ff ARMSTRONG 4 90.
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NOTICE.

MEDICAL STUDENTS
is respectfully invited, ALSO,
Prof. Paul r. Ewes Pocket Cases
- Nays =
" - Lyihotomy Cases.
Z" !" Tourniguet.
together with very large stock ot amputatng, OBJ
stetrical, dental aud tre,anping instruments Of all
kinds. RAINS, BROWN 90.
Wholesale and BetaIl Agents for the sale Of the
celebrated Ticman instruments in Nashville.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
a# ~ ca BY
Carter, Wilsford & Co.
(Sllecessors 10 Grrk.r Me- nn q 90 and b Lanier }

On Wednesday, October 18th, 1850.
NATE will oGer for cashin front or our Warehouse,
Nv No. Market Street, a large assortment oil
Fresh and Choice Groceries comprising IN part the
following articles, viz:
100 hhds La. Sugar -; 100 boxes Tobacco, vari
100 bags Rio Coffee; brands;
100 90 I.aguyra Coffee: 600 boxes SO Bar Soap;
90 bDIs. New MoIasses; 200 % Palm soap;
30 y bbs. do; 100 "a Fox's starch;
so bbls. Crushedk Pow. 100 "a woods do;
dered Sugar: 200 dozen Brooms;
800 bbs. emit. Whisky; 400 boxes star Candies;
IS " Newsom do: 100 - TaIiow do;
so " Robinson co. do; so y and u bbls. Gran
so - old Rye BouT- berries;
bon Whisky: 500 doz Painted Bukets;
rs u pipes Brandy; loo bsxes ". X. and T. D.
rs bbs. Water and But Cileese;
ter Crackers; % bags Pepper;
100 kegs Nails assorted 800 Realms Wrap Paper;
200 Cove oysters. 20 cases Sardines;
800 ,0O0 assorted Cigars;
200 kegs pure White Lead.
20 b xes sch edsm Schnapps.
We will also sell far Cousig ices 90 boxes W, r.
Oh csc: 20 bbs. Clover Seed, and IS bbls. bottled
Ale and Porter.
Together with many other articles too numerous
CARTER, wIlSFoRD & co.
octT-td No 5Market street
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Qfm AOprrtisemrnts
IRON AND CASTINGS.
LADIES VESTS.

1SO TONS assorted Iron and Castings on hand
1DVand for sale by ID. ID DICKEY,
oct s-f. No. Al Market street.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods

WE receiving fine assortment of Fur
w nishirg Goods, of which name SHI t.
every variety Of patterns and latest siyes-Collars
Gloves Suspenders. Robes. Neck Ties, Pocket Hand,
kerchiefs, Umbrellas, UNDERWEAk-every varie-
ty--Money Belts. HALF Hts F-nf Cotton, Wool, Mo-
rino, and Cashmere--TRAVEIING SHAWL s, Gauut
lets of Buckskin, Kid and Calf, &c, for sale by
octStf j. ii. McGIII.
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Golden Syrup! CsIden Syrup

OK HAlF HHIs- 81. i.eais Golden sy.aPi
5sss = and very superior article. fsrsA
asyss - A- czsrKs wuseEnSco'
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fOSft UN mi Nj
The above sale Is postretr I'd UnIil sA URDAY THE
aug2-td J.E GLEAvis, CAM
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high Necks and long Sleeves, heavy and of best
Il quality Also assortment of cheaper sts les
octS-tf J. III. NoGIIL.
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STATE FAIR

Opens Oct. lou and continues dUrii the week.
~ Family Tickets So and single Tickets Is, 10 and
10 cents, may be had in the City, uf Robert Lu K,
Esq his offire the Treasurer wherever he may
b. found the Ticket flee near the gate en-
terLg the FAIR Grounds at the north end.
THOMAS b. JOHNSON, Treasurer
ocff-id of Stale Az Bure u.
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Fancy Goods.

TUST received fresh stock of Fancy Goods
- Combs, Brushes, Purses Pocket Books, Porte
Monnaies, Leather Satches, Travelling Cases, Shell
Tucking Combs Vest Buttons, kaZ"rs, straps Toilet
Mirrors, Scissors, Knives, &c, all for sale low by
OctStf J. H. MCSIII.
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W. NJ. JONES. N. D.,
Louisville. KY. Dec. 5. 1857.


Prem Dr.. Edmo,sen, Payssesan, s. Ls.is co@.'y,
No.
"a DR.. Ealing has completely cured my
coras by his mild. yet extraordinary process,
without cutting or causing ihs smallest
Amount Of pain In the OPERATION. Toauy
one troubled with these painful annoyances.
can sincerely recommend him 20 THIN -
an exceedingly skillaii and jadicioas opera
tor" L T. EDMoNSoS, N. ID.
ST. Louis. Nov. 50, 1855.
Fs~ Dr.. Bsrts=ao.f, PAVsseiaa and 0e4iius,
DIR: EALISG: Dear SiF-I have gr ct
pleasure in testirying 10 your ability. has-
ing witnessed with much interest your sci-
eaIihe system cooperation, as you displayed
the kill ef talented maa. aud care and al
tentioa Of an old practitioner. I shall be
very happy 10 bear per~oaal testimony TO
any one calling on M at the believing ad-
dress E RENKESDORF, NJ. ID.
81 Louis, October 50, 1858.
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Childress Morgan Vance - arge Vacant Lot IL
south Nashville

IlN virtne uf n dee ee ~ lhe case of Charles
I'D Chldress ". NJ Vance, rrItain vac.it Ii IN
South Nashville (opIUtItr tie free Puhllc ~Choo
Lot 1hIs LtfToits Sc feel on Ma kel street.
through t"f Oliege sirrtt, ard hes The
~outh side at Frahkhi 81 Get.
1Esas.- SiG, twelve ana eighteen months credit
Withhold IA tsTt FL o TcdenIItl,n.
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Fall Cunningham A.. Starry and others.-House
and Lot IN kdgehed

DY virtue a decree the Of Fan Gun
Id niHghanI Matilda Barry and others. the Barry
i.tace siiu.t s- of abe Mouth ssde az tie GallaiP
Turnp Re rad IA az -ieid The Lot iIUits about IS
feet ~ 4 kc anu ruHt back 10 Potter street.
T.ESs->ix and IL tnaatl - credit, Without inter
est and free from rcarnIalnn.
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rbos. u. James, Trustee &C., and Bank ~ Comm 9
rs J. j. fBert h. -Farn.

rs J. J. Herth --FsTn.
IDY virtue OF a ot ni The al Tbos. & james
Id Taste, Ike. aud Bank al Commerce Js I'm
J iie eh aisi sth,rs u fuf gish all the rrl Z,
title, claim inter- II ~trh Jahn j. Leech la IN
and u a Hs's o. llt y oi Land. ing
the A.Tti, sioe & Gun b'ilaisd kyer IN IaIias
county AID beng the s.me eyed b. said keech
BY }. stretch by their diced registered oh pages
n aid 2, bOok No. -, egsster's Once, davidson
county.
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GOLD PEAS.
Caheen's Seed Sewer.

A nsS sspply OF ths best article, josf reesived |
faRs5s S0HS YORK co
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Crockett Crock t--6S acres OF land, down the
river.
DY virtue of ueeree the case of W b. r.
ID Crockett VS. Martha } Crorkeu and otlsers
tact OF ~ Acres OF Land, ON Cumberland river, in
heainam county.
IEaAs.-Aiinn,.um price 81 ,''OV, 6 aud IL months
credit with interest-slOo each.
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sPesspenenen
Land Plaster.

ne shove sale is posspooeA aatai Friday, the
2lsa Inst. ects-td
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DY viriue Of "A crcTrc IA the O. p. II. Chill
I'D dress W stewart a Own, a ii onsc and Lot
Mest side Market street, ~.'uIh Nasf vfie. THIS
property that present crcul ed by the defend
ant owen, al d Is the same bought Of isaac Paul
The lot f. oiis 20 lerI Market and runs tall way
back d. College street.
TKSM~.--SiA. Twelve and eighteen m 'ntls' credit,
with interest and without 'edemlton.
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Hobson wheiess %. Il. f.fworiey House and Lot
g "a ~ a = in y geueid. ~ 20 IL
IDf virtue of a deere IA Of HObson A Whe-
I'D iefs vs. Z r. wafey, LSis Nos. SO, 81
81, 1.-THE of Hobsob and Father land sis.
SO t-et zach and lTO feet deep.
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DPatiersoB 70 Barke---.i n In south Nashville.
DY yirt1e oI a dteret IN "a n. Ian. ron
We John Burke. Lots Nos II, Il, I9 20 and
II. In Lincns plan Of I<sis. These iats lie on the
Nor side Of Hame front aud are from
Is5 Ia l0o feet deep. LSt o ~ feet On Frans I'm ST.
% $50 feet u at La al az feet on Cherry ST.
extended l42 feet 10 inches deep Lot OF 30 feet on
Cherry street lNoknsshie Pike) IN Selsvn's pian Of
Lnts. 80 -
Tsa.s4--ssx and n months credit, aud sale with
out redemption.
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Casharine stout -. Ira stout and ofhers.-Iof on
Crawford street
by virtue q a decree in abe case Of c. Stout vs..
ID Ira A stnut am others, ant lot Of SO feet
fFoBt ~ 100 feet deep THIS Iol hes on The North
side ~ Crawford street.. bctse spruce and VINE,
aud bcgfns 20 Get from Spruce.
sfkEzs--l, = aad y@ars credit, with interest,
exeepa s50 cash
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Ben y. Gleavcs Is. Geo ". Gieavcs lax acres OF
Land GA Leh~non Turnpike.
DY virtne Of q dsc IA tie B. .. 6leRyes
I'D vs.. Geo. " Glsavss, tTact Of l4L acres Of
Land, lyHg miss Nom tie city the Lebanon
Turnpikc.
TEsns.-six, II, Is and "a months credit, With 'n-
tereet.
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The Mystery Of Sir John Franklin's Fate
Cleared In.

While the interesting discoveries recently made
in the Arctic regions by Captain McClintock and
the crew of the Yacht Fox set at rest forever all
hopes and fears to the fate of Sir John Frank
lin and his brave comrades, they stamp upon the
records Of Arctic investigation melancholy tale
Of suffering, and IN instance of fortitude and de-
votion To duty almost without parallel. Stimu-
lated by the undying love Of woman, the hopeful
nature, the unfolding energy of a fond wife, the
little band Of the Fox set ont to make the final
search for the remains of the crews of the Erebus
and Terror that history might At least he able to
tell where and when they persisted. In this en-
deavor they were successful Falling in with
such traces of the missing ships. and such nfor-
nation from the ESquimaux rs they required, the
Adventures Were enabled to discover tine track OF
their predecessors. and follow hp the trail accu-
rately meeting at intervals the mournful trace Of
their las; journey from the abandoned ships across
the deSolate reg ions Of snow aud ICE.
The records found by Captain MCClintOc Mt
Point Victory establish the fact beyond question
that Sir John franklin died in the midst Of his
faithful companions. the 18th of June. 1Si1.
and that the ships Were abandoned ten months
later on the 22d of April. ISIS more than eleven
| years ago Turning their faces sOu'hward. the
surviving adventures. numbering a hundred and
five out of the original hundred and twenty mine,
commenced their march over the ice towards a
region where they eNp-, ted Ia find deer shooting,
and doubtless, also, with 4 view 10 carry out if
posi- BILE, the object of the eNped lion. by ascend
ing Fish river. All the traces found of them in
Inmate that they Were not short of provisions, am
munition or fuel; for, in or around every cairn
were evidences of abundance; vet they dropped
away on that desolate path one after the other,
until the last persisted. The skeletons of some
were found lying in boats, Others bleac he'd upon
| the SHOWS. surrounded by the relics of home and
friends. How long they held out against the ter
rors OF their situation after the 18th of pri Iei~.
| the date of the record. will never be known;
enough. they persisted one by one, and they have
mouldercd where they fell in the midst of silence
and desolatOn, under the SHOWS of eleven winters
| The fate Of these gallant men. as now ascer-
| tanned, bears out the assertions which DIR. Rae
made after his search in 1854. that Sir John Frank
| lin and his crew were not the victims Of Esqui-
| maux treachery, but had probably taken a course
| to the southwark, over the ice and persisted on
the journey All uncertainty as to their fate beiEg
now set at rest, it is presunable that the expedi-
ton of the Fox is indeed the final one to the Apc-
| tic regions With the discovery of the Northwest
| Passage or open sea by Capt. Mcclure came also
the conviction that it was impracticable for par
| poses of navigation.