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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
The President Farsaksn.

The reader will recollect Mr.. Buchsn
ans Message, protesting against the inves-
legations of the Covods Committee. The
old man took high ground solemn
protestatiOns as 10 the purity of his acts
and the patriotism Of his intentions. II
isult was 10 be found-il his acts were TO
De scrnlinized, impeachment was the pro-
per mode. He fairly begged not to be hunt.
ed down like q petty thief, and it was
thought his Message would at least break
his fall. 1t was referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee, and that committee made a re-.
port the other day, dissenting from the Pres
ident's views, and the report was adopted,
ayes IS, nays 40! Only forty democrats
faced the music. Just previous, ninety Of
them had voted against the rejectment Of
Barrett, of 81. Louis, but when the personal
and political integrity Of the President was
at stake, only forty could be brought 10 his
aid! What fall was there! Well may the
President exclaim, save me from such friends
The truth is, the rascalilies brought to
light by the Covode Committee, are loo
| paring, too enormous, 10 be winked at
Even democrats couldn't stand it. The
Geographic report of the yeas and nays put
down Clark and Noel Of this State, with
the noes, Cor in favor Of the President, }
and we think (and hope) this is wrong, Sc
far as Gen. Clark is concerned. The re-
ports by mail will settle the question.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

T-Our friend DR.. Bull advances with
the step Of a conqueror from one medical
triumph 10 another. His last and, and the
children think his greatest achievement, is
his Vegetable Worm Destroyer Pleasant 10
the taste and certain in lis effrcis. ii has
become 4 universal favoriie with both moth
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

E"Dress makes ths man." after all;
hence it is important that all should dress
with taste. 1, costs no more to. buy well
cut and made clothes than you have 10 pay
for sIop. shop work. If you want good ma
tsrial--siylish cut, and good workmanship.
20 to Ticknot, Robbins s. Co., corner
Fourth Street and Washington Avenue, 81.
Louis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

SIx7H DIsTRIcr.-Gen. James S. Rains
Is candidate for Congress, in the Sixth
District, at present represented by Mr..
Phelps. Gen. Rains is an able and elo-
zuent debater-conserrativs in sentiment,
and will give Johnny Shy such shaking
up Is he has never had.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

EBricks, not for hats. but for houses,
or any other purpose, can be had by the
hundred thousand or million, at Jerome,
Andrews & Bros yard, in this place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

HThe Union men Of Boone had rous
ing Bell and Everett Ratification Meeting
the other day. Messrs. Warren WoodsOn
and ]. M. Singleton are the Union eandi-
dates for the Legislature IN Boone.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
JOSEPH eAlEB,
Dealer in Fancy Groceries, Wines,
Ale. Beer, COnfectionaries, ETC.,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW

WATER STREET, GLASGOW.
K EEPS always on hand, Oysters, Saraines.
N Pickles, Figs, Raisins, Nuts, &C., fresh
aid fine, tor family use. ALSO-Dairy Salt. and
pure article OF Grape Vinegar.
CT Wines. warranted pure, and the best of
Liquors, for sale by the bottle. only.
e Beer, Ale, Champaign Cider, and Lemon
aGc, hy the glass or bottle.
LUYcH.-Genilemen who NAV wish TO take a
Glass and Lunch. will find Oysters, Sardines
Crackers and continents, at all tines
e. Cigars, Of all kinds-and Missouri and
Virginia Chewing Tobacco.
~Famlies Will find It to their interest 10
send their orders, as he pays especial and exclu-
sive attention 10 that branch. iunel4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

MMnj. Thos. A. Harris and Robt. E.
Dunn are the Union candidates for the Leg
islature in Marion county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

A cross (thus X immediately before til
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
DIR. JOHN BULLS
KING OF PAIN K IL L E r

n " y T IT " IT II Z u IT )
Is new AMERICAN REMEDY. and is
i an eiIectugl and sdsedy cure for CHOLERA,
CHOLERA MORBUS, RHEUMATISM,
GOVT, BjWEL COMPLAINTS, DYSPEP-
STA. SUMMER COMPLAINTS, era 1PS,
collie, SORES, CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS,
BRUISES, CANCERS, JUNIORS HEAD
ACHE and TOOTHACHE, and all othef aches
thrt flesh is heir to.
The above Preparations can be procured from
druggists and country stores everywhere.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, LOUIS
vile, KY.
gFor Sale By o. HENDERSON, Agent for
Glas ow and vicinity. naval, '60-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

1--WE see it stated that Hon. Thos. L.
Anderson is at home. and does not expect
to return to Washington this session,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

HJoseph Baier has q fine assortment
Of Family Groceries. In the Fancy De-
partment, 10 takes the ribbon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
V'HE undersigned having bought the entire
L stock of

UT T 10 z, ana
HEATING STOVES,
which will be sold at absolute st. Louis trices
freight off.
A full assortment OF Japaned, Tin and Copper
Ware always on hand. Tin ware made 10 order.
f GATHERING and Roofing will receive prompt
attention; having my own teams, no delay will oc
cur or extra charge for hauling.
~ Mr.. JNo. X. CARSON will give a general
su pea attendance 10 the business of the shop.
iure7 A. 4. PUGH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thct the undersigned
In has obtained letters OF administration from
the Clerk Of the County Court OF Charlton county
in vacation, on the estate OF Henry Andrews, de-
ceased, bearing date April IA, 1860.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment, and oil persons hav.
rug claims against said estate are required to ex.
hibit them properly authenticated, within on,
year from the date Of these letters, or they NAV b.
precluded from any benefit in.said estate, ..ana i
not presented within three years from the date o
june7-3w SQUIRE II. FLEMING, Adm.
GPALDIEGS. PREPARED GLUE for sal.
- By sPrRk eROpP . WILLIAMS
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u AisStED,

On Tuesday morning. at the residence Of John
Miller near this iIace, Mr.. p. G. Wake, Of
CUuEei, anu Miss FANNIE BOULwARE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14

DrsTrsrnY.-Dr. Levett viii be- 10
Roanoke, OF the 2oth, positively
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
Look atThis.

A LII persons indebted TO me are notified that il
n Is absolutely necessary for me TO close my
business, A accounts unpaid on the Isl of July
will be placed in the hands of Constable Lee for
collection. Fair notice.
juns7 mo. R,scARsoN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
Missouri River Passenger Packe
ALONZO CHILD,

D. De HAVEN, Master. w. B. Nc BRIDE, Clerk.
G Is in complete running or IL. n
- der, and will remain in the - -
river throughout the season. Passengers and
shippers may rely on pTomptness and dispatch.
Apply on board or TO
BARTHOLOW, ROBBINS &TATUM,
msylT-e' Agents, Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
--TER RMS
ONE DOLLAR, IN ADVANCE.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
II. j. C.. FAGG, of Pike.

See. Of Sate-CASPER W. BELL, of Charlton.
.7udifor-M. E. MOORE, of c Girardeau.
attorney Generdl-ODON GUITAR, OF Boone
Register-JAMES NJ. GATEW0OD, of Henry.
Supt. Of School.-WM. T. DAVIS, of Howard.
Board Of Public Works-WM. NJ. McPHER-
SON, of st. Louis; LOGAN CLARK, of Nor
gan; SAMUEL MAGUIRE, of Platte.
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GLASGOW, MO,
Look for the K.

THURSDAY, :::::::::::::::::::::::::":JUNEl4, 1860
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-06-14
Card Wool into Rolls,

Card Wool INTO Rolls,
{. AT 8 1-3c for 10. for plain--ls lie
- For mixed. Gard and SPIN inio yarn at
20cts. per lb.--all grades. ID of greese must b,
furnished TO every eight lbs Of wool. in all cases
Country Cloth, fulied coIored and finished al
from 1e..te 26c per yard, according to color an,
finish We warrant all our work done in th.
est style of workmanship, and we solicit liher,
al patronage.
JOHN SUTLIFF,
aprll29 Silver Creek, Randolph co., 40
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21

Occasional" sends the following items to
the Philadelphia Press of Thursday
Robt Tyler, ex chairman Of The Pennsylva-
MIA State Central Committee. has arrived in
this city. He declares that Mr.. Buchanan has
reluctantly agre q To become a candidate for
Charleston, a. the ouly mode from saving the
democracy from a Waterloo def, at. The city
is toll Of federal ofice-holders, whom Mr.. Blu
chanan il raliying around him TO defeat Doug
las He has brought them here frum every
part of the eouatry, and iasists that they
shall all go to CHARLESTON. whether they are
delegates or not. | learn that Seoator Bigler
- exceedingly anxious 10 support Judge
Douglas for PRECEDENT IL his friends will in re-
turn support him tor the Vice Presidenc' &.
IL II hardly probable that Bigler's ambition
will b. grAtihed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21
NASHVILLE Anril1a Is6y

NASHVILLE, April ID, 1860.
II he Editors of the PatrioL:--I wish to say
to those afflicted as | have been, that is with
sore eyes. how | was cured after being blind
over three months. l at first applied to the
most eminent physician in Nashville, who
gave me no relief A friend of mine. and /
may truly call her friend, for had it not been
for her. in my opinion, should forever have
been blind. She took me to the Indian Doc
tors office, No. 100 High street; he gave me
some medicine which restored my sight in
few days, and for four months past my eye
sight has been as good as it ever was think
he can cure any case of sore eyes. am con-
fident suffered as much and had as difficult
eyes to cure as any person ever had.
lw. MARGARET BARNES, High street.
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SheriH7s Sale.

Ilf virtue Of the authority conferred, by the
II hereinafter described yenditioni exponas to
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee at its January Term,
1860, will expose To public sale, the highest bid
DER for cash. the Court house Yard gate, in the
OF Nashville, saturday, the 5th day of May 1850
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate, which
Chas. e. n. MarIn has and following de-
scrlbed property to-Yit One negro Woman named
kitty, aged about 10 years one negro Man named
Aaron, aged about 10 years; and one other negro
Woman named Nancy, aged about 20 years, levied
upon by K. Branch, i'epuy sheriff, the property
OF Chas. +. IL. Martin, 10 satisfy three Judg nents
rendered said Circuit Court, Two in favor o Jas.
Edward Lawrence and Z. T. II. Martin.
AI.SO.-At the same time AID place, will expose
TO sale, the highest bidder for h. the oiibwIng
negroes and property TO wit One negro Man
IIarLw ell about 10 years OF age, of black complex
ion, aud three year old horse Mules Uf bay col
or, levied by John b. Murry, Deputy Sheriff, as
the property G. r. IL. MIrtIu, satisfy a Vend-
J0ui expouas, from tie Circuit Court OF Davidson
county III IA, or of u N. Brien and against T. Law
renee aud &. h. ii Martin.
ALSO.-At the same tinie and place will exp ,se
to sale to the highest blGder for cash, one negro
Girl named Mel, aged about IL years, OF copper
com plexiOD, levied the property of +. ii.
Martin by (. {. Drake, Deputy SherIii satisfy a
ycuditioH exponas by said Circuit Court ia
voT oil IL. Chidred, ST., against h. Lawrence T..
T. Ii. Martin. saie within lawful hours.
JANIS II. HINTON,
Sheriff OF davidson county.
K. BRANCH,
JNO. b. INJURY, Deputies.
apr2-td E. C DRAKE,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21

A newspaper is a queer institutions; it may
he destroyed at night; it may light candle
cigar; Il may ciHt girt's hair! Ali! only
think OF ihtt, girls. OF course we don't
mean any one IN particular! No indeed.
An EDITORS thoughts are completely, sweetly,
eXquisitly wreath.d in your rich tresscssrs,
aud-ycs! nesting down with you in your
midnight slumbers gently to guard and
peacefully to keep watch over your happy
drcams! Yes, indeed That's the destiny of
many Republic-we know it, for we have
actually been told so. The ladies take to it
aud it to them. First the dsmscls (if the
printer divide this word we are ruined
eagerly read, then repent the programme,
and then it goes among the soft and beauli-
iul trcsscs aud the daiutily embroidered night
caps! Who wouldn't like TO be paper OF
tLis sort? About half the people, we sus-
pect.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21

FATAL MIsrAK.-In Wilmington, n. c., on
Saturday evening last, j. S. Canady, young
mechanic, who bad just purchased dirk
while testing with companion playfully,
struck his own breast with the knife, crying
Lay on, Macdufi!" His friend told him that
be had stabbed himself. He stated that he
had not, but looking at his breast perceiving
the blood when he uttered Good Lordi''
most Immediately. 1t is supposed that when
he struck himself with the dagger, he intend
ed to do SO with the handle, as be had often
done before repeating dramatic quotations.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21

FEMALE ExTRAvAGANCE "A RIGHTEOUS
DECIsIoN.-In New Orleans a few days since
Mr.. b., who has salary of $500 per annum,
was sued for S645. the amount of a bill of
in November last. The articles were not
neccssaries under the most liberal use of that
term, and it appeared in evidence that the
husband had forbidden the plaintiff to trust
could not recover.
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GOnccntrated Cure
bR. KINGS DISPENSARY
)R PRIVATE DISEASES.

80, DR. KING formerly u NcW York for
~ be LastTouT years % Louisville, ken-
M - a d ~ d.vst 20 ais stt-ltIun . tn treat
| private diseases FOR Over 20 years, d 1. ters
htvins sttrus.e 10 Trsri &C for - many
|sIti cured so N N th1IsIa : he i en- 10 led
AL diseases OF privtt aatnre, m m liter
b rIm n.-g .rcg It IN r ..wl lr- Kings
! ary - No - he sierIlN street, between { 1sr-
Ihe >guIr-, coal stIry, ~Iegc h cures all
OF prt.at- uatarc
I<EHEs cars.i With at ntasro1s medicines or
|-ace ~itl husiucss
uKs- 81 ottO- recent date, efectuIHy cured
- days, By A. 0Psrslspa SEsch e.ls = 40
SHhervA structure czi = Ls slgh c-sIHpS De
Perhaps m Ais a 80 ctus-s m re "a s1uieI
ersulaes the cpnstitItrsl - much.
- SIth IA the ,its-sscs 4 tAe skis. growing
r. Let 0r bad treatment, c.aa b. e .ecta Iiy
J is = days
IN WEsKSkss PARTICULAR attenti n having
yTeu % IA dIsclss, lId ali gns e0asuI HsHCcs
out % u, brSa sIJ 81 "a IN Al cL-<ss - Ii4c
3ive tutLs q tlcIu -ti..r.tf TJIh's sId ex-
|ndalgcuce " IA p1Sssi1., a aes le=t o. NH "A
ernlae he sJ4sIIIlti "a, re-sderiuE thc sub
Itfjr o4sinrss Or sscicts All causing Prrma
| age
! e- slo NAV b. lAbo-ing Sith any ditlc ulEy
fonb nay rcst assured % innriil'e relief.
[ns reslling abroad, By NriJias aRd statRg
-, Ntta Zee cn-lss-.1. dircct-d q Dr- A
b. . L'ea i-rics sirre Nashville, reaH., gill
necessary ne IIclaes seat % tleir 4dIrsss.
t,eSs-.Ty ia cctiols otTHeI s-crscy observed
PGrs from o'eto = IL tae m srning gatlI = il
hing may 30-iaLANIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21

Early this morning stated out to procure
a pair of little green parroquitos. / fourd
them scarce and high priced. For pair
scarcely larger than Java sparrows. So was
asked j visited five large bird stores devo-
ted TO nothing else. Each contained thou
sands of Canary birds. Each bird has it's
own cage. One bird store bad at least $500
live Canary birds. each in its own little cage.
1t would seem impossible to give seed aud
water TO each tenement and its inmate. Yet
it is done, not precisely in the way that one
thousand locks in the State prison are turn
&c, and one thousand bolts SHIT at the same
moment. The cages are tied together, and
an adroit bird feeder will put seed in the box
of each cage. and water in the jar very
speedily. He will feed 100 birds in an hour.
These Canary birds are supposed, by un-
sophisticated buyers, to have come from the
Hartz Mountains, in Germany, ria Havre,
France, or down the Rhine to Rotterdam.
/, however, am of the opinion that the mil
lions are reared ia the Champagne District
of New Jersey. A good singer retails at 81;
the WHOLESALE price is $3.50. But they must
he males and singers. Females sold at
81 each. Java sparrows, parrots, mocking
BIRDS. robin redbreasts and rice-birds make
up the main stock of the bird store. You
cannot get cages at the same places where
the birds are sold. To get nice cage you
visit the regular bird cage store, where you
can procure vast assortment.
Java sparrows sell at 81 each. A boy
now proprietor of one of the stores L visited
this morning a worth 0.000-commenced
his Career peddling pair of Canaries.
The bird IN MERCHANTS take orders for any
kind of bird mentioned by Audubon. They
will send to the Philippine Islands for Birds
OF Paradise. TO Charleston for a Turkey Buzz
card, or to Illinois for White Crow.
The variety OF parrots in the bird store is
remarkable. There is the Macaw, the White
Parrot. the Grey and the Green. The latter
are the only species that arrive at any per-
fiction as linguists. The price is from SO to
SIC for white or green. left the last bird
store with a Canary, that my little one has
christened Frank So much for birds.
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Mexican Mustang Eminent.

itins.c virtue alone could insure ne SUCCESS
Z this article has attained For rheumatism
,ueum, Burns, Bruises, stiff Jein's' or O@ius'
a. Pole EyiI, and Seedlings upon Horses, u u's
nal. No person viii be without It VINO ms
cstsd its value. land wI'h reference To The
II ...,i,n ,tt,n OF the Mustang LinIment, can
fully say that no article ever performed so
: c,,,es In our neighborbood as this L. W.
Bridgeaeid, Conn f" 5. LEIrcH, Esd, Hyde
". writes, s.that the horse was considered
LEES. (his case was spaviD,) but since the free
IN. Mustang Eminent have sold him for
Your LinIment is doing wonders up here"
testimony is reaching as every day. The half
told. Every family should haveit Beware oil
st0us. The genuine Mustang 10 sold by all re-
bile dealers throughout the world.
BARNES a PARK,
s2-lm Proprietors, New York.
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River News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
April 20-John A. Fisher, Paducah.
Red Rover, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
MelrOse, Cincinnati.
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
Charter, Up River.
The river was rising slowly yesterday, with
81 feet water on the Shoals.
The Ella leaves for Paducah to-day at II
o'clock, NJ.
The b. IT. R.myqH will leave for ST. Louis
at p. NJ. to-day.
The Red RoUer is in port and will leave for
New Orleans Monday evening.
The JIIaes Woods will be in port some time
to-day, and will depart for New Orleans next
Monday at 4 p. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21

5es-Mr. James Bangs, of Indiana, recent
~ died. We find in Hoosier paper this
touching obituary notice of the deceased:
HisfEF EdafW:-Jem bangs, We are sorry
60 stat, has drsized- He departed this Life
last mundy. Jrm was generally considered
a gud Teller. He dide at the age of % years
old. He wedt h without airy struggle; and
such is life. Tu Da We are pepper grass
nifty smart-tO Morrer we are cut down like
a cowcumber OF the ground. Jem kept a
nice store, which his wife now waits on. His
vurchews wOs numerous- Menay is the things
We bit at hi growcerey, and we are happy
10 state that he never cheeted, espeshualiy
in the wate OF mackrel which was nice and
smelt sweet and his surviyin wife is the
sam wa We never new him To put sand in
his shugar. tho be had a big sand bar Ia
front OF his house; nor water in his lickers,
tho the ohio River runs past his dore. Piece
90 BIZ remains!
The literary glory of Indiana is now com
plcte. Long live the State of Foley aud Of
Bangs aud of Bangs eulogizt!
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Wholesale Depot. Ne. - Cedar st, New York
Address HESRYC C. sPALDIEG eco, \

Put up for Dealers IN Gases containing -Four Eight
and Twelve Dozens-z beautiful IdthosrAphic show
Card Accompanying each package.
sS-A sbsie bottle Of SPAG.DING's PREPxREp
SluE Viii save ten times rs AaaaaliyLe sverr
aouseh,sld--Ea
Sud oy al prominent Stztioaers, Druggists, Hard
sAre and farnitare De-iera, GroceFs, aud Fancy
store
Coaasry merchants siosld make note q sPAL
DiSG'S fsfkzeP AaEI} Giz5E Easn making 40 tneIr
itst- IL sill stand Any climate
Iarl0-iy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21

The New York Tribune gives the following
versifi description of New York JUS
tice:
The Judge was a very clever man, and a
jpvial Judge was be;
1.-The Judge was good at a game of ball,
and iust good at a spree;
The Judge was fond Of whisky-skin and
If every kind of sport;
"Tb. Judge was du fat at everything but
attending To his Court;
The Judge was IA remarkable man in his
own p culiar way;
The Judge ne'er forgot to neglect his
Court, and never forgot his pay"
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TIE BrsHoP MILES PRoPERrr.-Let it b.

The BISHOP MILES PRoPERTf--Let II De
remembered that this very desirable proper
ty is to be sold this day on the premises.
By referring to the advertisement in anoth-
er column, it will be seen that it will be sold
in manner and on terms of superior adyan-
tage 10 buyers. To the merchants this pro-
perty offers unusual inducements for opening
a new aud lucrative business-to the hotel
keeper an ungathered but rich harvest of
custom, and to the manufacturer or miller
unsurpassed advantages for a mill or manu-
factory. But its contiguity to the Union
Depot, where at least four of the five roads
that center at Nashville will have their ter
mini. will certainly speak more eloquen tly
for its situation than any words. Sale to COM
mence between 10 and ii o'clock.
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0baaftrp salts


Qf virtue Of decree rendered by the Chaneefy
- Court at Nashville, in the case OF Mary E. Good
win Vs. n. p Corbtt and others, Will again ons at
pubic sale the Court House in this city, at II
O'Clock precisely. on
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-21

CULTURE OF COrToN IL UTAH.-The Nor
culture of cotton. and in Washington county
three hundred miles south of Salt Lake City,
about five tons were raised the past year.
One person raised two hundred pounds of sil-
ed cotton on one-fourth of an acre; and it is
stated that enterprising citizens are sending
to the States for cotton gins to work up the
cotton so as to bring it into market.
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SberiG's Sales.
SIiersns Sale.

VlY virtue of "a to directed and delivered from
IL the donorabie Chancsry Court OF Davidson
county, tennessee, at its November Term, 1889, [
VIII expose to public sale to the BIZ CHEST bidder fr
cash, at tue Court House Yard, n the City of Nash
vale en- saturday, the 18th day OF Aay, 1850, ali the
Tlgt, Tile, claim, interest and estate which Char les
h H Martin then bad, or may nave since acquired
IL and to tue following described: two negro
anu three horses, towit: m.u named Julius, aged
about iorty-two years, Of black comple xi,,n, and
Nei aged about thirty eight years. of dark complex
lon aad one sorrel, aId two bay horses, being levi
ed on as the property of Charles Il. IT, Martini sat-
siy Judgment rendered in favor John +. leaves.
Y ana Al. the use &C., against Ed LawreGce and
Charles T. ID. Ma tin. This, April Am, $780,
1E JAM rs IL. Hin ION ,SBerif,
aPr9-td. BY &c. DRAKE, ID Sheriff.