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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM COSTA RIGA!
Mora and Camas Shot!
SAFETY OF THE JOHN l.. STEPHENS.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamship North Star
has arrived at this port with Sl97l AS in specie
including the treasure shipped by the John l.. Ste
phens
Inc John L. stephens, about the safety OF which
some apprehesiOns were entertained met with an
accident to her machinery, but was taken into Aca-
pulco by the aid of the sloop-of-war Cyanne
Her Panama msils and treasure were transferred
to the Uncle Sam. The John l.. Stephens was subse-
Quently taken in tow by tie Golden Gate for San
Francisco. Lieut. Watkins died on board and was
buried at Acapulco.
The North Star also brings news from Costa Rica
The Government forces had attackedi and defeated
those of Ex-President Mora. Gen. Mora, Gen. Ca
mas, and others were shot by the victors. Peace
and order have been restored on the Ishmus of Pa
mama and its vicinity. This was brought about by
the landing at the suggestion CT the authorities Of
forces from American and British vessels of war
Those forces remained in Cover nment occupation of
the Isthmus at last accounts but it was probable
that thew would soon be Withdrawn.
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Grand
BREGKIRRHDGE AND LANE
A.. NIL.
Mass Meeting.

The Democracy of Giles county win have a Grand
Mass Meeting at Elk;on on Saturday the 9th OF
October.
There will be Barbecue on the occasion, and
ample accommodations will be made for all who may
attend. The ladies are particularly invited.
Gov. HARRIS, Hon. ANDREW EwNG, Hon. JAS H.
THOMAS, GEO. CAN'T, J. C. BURCH. Gen. w. B. BATE,
and JSo NJ. BRIGHT will be present and address the
people on the political issues Of the day.
At night there win be a grand rally, torch light
procession, and speaking at the BRECKENRIDGE Club
rooms. Let there be.a general turn out of the
masses on that occasion.
Come as the winds come when forests are rended,
Come as the wave1 come when naves stranded
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Crane * Sanrord's Weekly Provision and


ST. LOUIS Saturday Evening Oct I3We not able
material improvement in and trade The wealth
turned suddenly cold for the and Beef Packers
vigorously at work.
OoNRecepss continue ght9l 4Cs sacks being all for the
The has ruled dull and hesvy throughout the
week. and prices have ranged from &c to &c lower than last week.
Sales Of the week have ranged foowMIed at 45c to J3
Yellow 45c to Soc White SEC to 55c helfed gunne sacks
incuded closing with sales to-day of Mixed at 1870 to 45
White st SOC to SIC, New White sold at 44c and 45c
Wharf.-The receipts Of the weak $50 sacks. Compare
lively liberal receipts early in the week. produced some
toms of decline but they did not continue equal to the de-
mAnd the market gsned its former rmness Prices have not
changed msteyrom those Of last week Sales have ranged
follows Spring and Club at Sc to l05c Common to Good
Fall 4c Prime and Choice do at l5c to 1885, mot in
Guiding ac closing with sales to day OF Spring and Club at
0Jc TO l0se; Fall at lI7c to l20c.
FouRThs decline in New Orleans has tended to deres the
slightly last week. and mers have been free eel
IS U0fOr City Super, during the week for present del
round lots have been sold for November delivery IS CO.
reports from the New Orleans market
subiued all speculative feeling old st ok at present. but
steady demand Ill order although in small way is fast
consuming light stock quote Bacon packed follows
Shoulders 9c Ribbed Sides at l2e; Clear Sides at l3c
Plain Hams naked, Ike; Oanvassed do at lc to
l2c Sugar Cured at l l4c Mess Pork sells in snail way
SIS So Lard and 31c. We hear OF no transactions
in Hog product OF the coming Mess Pork offered at
S and SIG 50 upper river points, and Lard a. Oc
both December and January delivery Green Hams at at
upper river points. ooo,,
few sales at 81 90 and Sc Is for 200 ID
average, December and January delivery.
CRANE SANFORD,
.sHor ~ Read f
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The NEXT FAIE-LARGE PEENuMS.-At supper
given by Col Cream, saturday ng h. several rcspon-
sible gentlemen made up purses TO the amount Of
s. 5nO TO be trCted for az the next ENhibitunof the
Shelby County Agricult raj Society. al follows: :
purse Of 81 600 10 the winning horse in trot of two
mile beats best two in three; 81 500 to the winning
horse in trot OF mile heats, best three in FIVE; and
$1,000 30 the winning horse GA trot Of mile heats,
best TWO IN three open TO the world. The gentle
men making the purses are entirely reliable. and.
if necessary, viii make the total TO $4,000. The
offer will bring the best horses in the country 20
mphis.--NenphiS Araiaacbe, oct IS
Here is an idea for the managers Of the fairs Of
the State Agricultural Bureau. Some such Hberali.
~ as this may make the lars of the Bureau what
they were intended to be.
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The Prince of WnIes.

BOsTON. Oct 15.-The Royal feet that is to con-
yey the Prince Of Wales to England was signaled off
Baron Renfrew will be received at the Roxbury
line on Wednesday afternoon by a committee of the
city government and battalion of light dragons,
who will escort him to the Revere House. No other
demonstrations will be made in his honor until
Thursday, which is to be observed in the city as
general holiday
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING
AT NASHVILLE

AT NASHVILLE
On Saturday, November Bird, 1850
The Democracy of Davidson, have
determined to bave a GRAND MASS
MEETING in this city on Saturday
November 3rd. IT,
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FINE APPLEs.-MR. BENZ. j. HUI, of McMinnville
has placed upon our table variety of apples grown
upon the farms Of bon. H. L. W. Hill and Judge
MARCHBANKs, in Warren county, which are decidedly
the largest and finest we have seen this year. They
embrace the following varieties Newtown Pippin;
Timber Twig. white and red Winesap; Virginia
Greening raised by H. l.. w. Hill from seed
ling and another variety of extraordinary large
growth, also a Seeding. These specimens show that
Warren county stand foremost in the production
of fine fruit
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INDEPENDENCE, Oct. I5.-The New Mexican mail
with dates to the LIST inst, arrived tonight. The
campaign against the Navajoe Indians has commenc-
ed in earnest. Four hundred Utes are employed by
Special Agent Pleffer; also eight hundred Mexicans
and Pueblo Indians have taken the field. These,
with the regular army. it is thought will make a
clean sweep, and whip the Indians into submission
Five men we cutting hay twenty miles this side of
Fort Union, few days ago. were attacked by In
dams. Two of the party were killed; the other
three making their escape
Senator Polk addressed the citizens of Jackson
county in this place to-day. His speech was three
hours long, and seemed to be well received.
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CITY NOTICES.

FINE FIRST CLASS JEwEIRY.-SHIELDs s. Co. are
selling some of the finest goods in market We
would remind our readers of the Ladies' Sale at
2oeIoc this evening and sale tonight at o'clock
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face. 1T was a heavy fall 10 the
d was not our fault. We told I
e was going to rim for the money
it to give them q hint. They
nj let en- bleed.
ncr was complimented by Mr.. Il
anne of one Of ourmost beautiful
a McGAvoCK, daughter of DIR.
TUESDAY, OCT. 10.

sE0oED DITButord Stake for year olds heats one mile
S2UO subscription $50 forfeit the Association to add SEQ the
is run; three 20 I'll the stake.
haTd,Gg enters sr Loyalty, by Childe Harold
Of DsA by Imp PrGm ...- pi. H.
?. } Hunter enters en- She7rod, by LecomPte, .
out Of pcsyuue by Meioe ,
;. BroAduaN q CoitrIa enters salIe Woodward, by
Imp Albion cut ~ Euaora ly Imp Prisn...... Pi, r.
Z. " Voolfolk enters hr Lula Horton by Imp. Al
bion, out OF Martha Duun v INN Sovereign. pd. It.
}. Martin enters Oh Mary Burton by Imp. Albion J )
]. RoundtTee * BEeathlgt enters ch McGsyock,
by Imp Glencoe, dam by Chesterfield .........-... !
Time-hrst heat E49ss second heat, 49,.
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ACCident.

BALTMeRE, Oct l5.-Prescott Smith, Master Of
Transportation of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
while getting off the Cincinnati Express train last
night caught portion of his foot, and only escaped
violent death by presence ofmind. He is now do.
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NAE offer for sale the place which Coleman lived
since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
ReoE Creek Dickson csunty Tenn partly the
within mile Of Wamsyle, and three miles OF the Nash
Wills and Northwestern Railroad healthy plea and
u part Of Tennessee Said land couans HUNDRED
and ninety aceSeEhty cleared and fifty
good land clear it sn good state Of cultivation with
Portable dwelling houses, houses good
orchards and seTesi neverang springs Of excellent water
well tmbered and certainly be made Of the des
rable farms in this sectsn Of country. We promise
bagani this land and will cell cash. time
est For further information call James McNeilly, who
lives said place. the undersigned FoEler Landing
Tennessse river. BYRN & BROTHER.
Diaisnbhnd An1fricdS copy, and charge Advocate.
a.
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Thousands are daily speaking In praise Of


Thousands are daily speaking In praise Of
Dk. EATON'S TNEANTILE CORDIAL,
ana Tnyf because 1t sOs J1s % Gord instantaneous relief
WillconVinee you that What re sav is ~ contsirs
NOPAREGORIG on OPTATE
OF any kind aud therefore relieves by renOon0 s srn0s
Of your child, instead by esdezg ssasi5ss For his
reasons conend itseas the preps
rY1 Gripping in the EsoWeIs, Acidity Of tSe
Stomach, wind, Cold i'm she Head and CrOu D;
also IoE s8.sn,ne the gums, reducing Information reg
LdttH1 rae boo Gd reieUiR9 pdH 10 hSs eqcL-beinR
MI spGssaoGte tits used with AaRsn0 sueccss in al
cases Of ConV1ision or other Fits. IA yOS VaEUs
from those sad and 6ia1 Consequence Io1ic6 are esr
tain to res ne Of sGTcocs Of 1ckicA az Other
but Dr. Ent0n's InfanIiTo CORDIAL, ths Won can
rely upon. 1t is perfectly harmless sud cannot inure the
most delicate infant Pee cents ulldirections sccOups
'''1 '' CHURCH 4 DuPOINT,
No 4U9 Broadway, NeW-York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-.
ssa: rue TH Ana r. sPS fs 81 oSg:
fering Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scroiua
&c, and We find in egery Instance certain deictes in the
are srsde we'll The Blood Food founded upon this the.
oryhence its astonishing suSs1as Eb sTTa
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood in different diseases
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, any affection what
ton, use No. l. which the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite. and for all Chronic
Comp Iaints arising IRON Ov er-use General De
billy, and Nervous PrOstratieu. NO.2for LiV.
er Complaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Beidg 81
prepared or ABSORPTION i Is tai en- 9y drops and
you Tetafa Pae No. is for Female Irregularities,
HysLeria, Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
Ions, Kidney and bladder Complaints takeNo.
s. In all the directions must be strictly followed Price
sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 4U9 Broadway, New York,
all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
o. j. WOOD Co., St. Louis,
apI4 Wholesale Agents for the West.
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DAvID KEE, vs.. JANE KEE.

HI AVID KBE, va. JANE KEE. A petition for Iis,-,,
TIE Circuit OF Jackson county Tennessee
In this case from ALLEGATION in complanans bill
which bill veyfed ~ the oath Of the plaintiff Gt
ant kee resident Of the State Of
therefore ordered that publication made for successive
weeks in the UNION AMERICAN, IeWspspeT published
City fNaIhve State Of Tennessee commanding said
Jane Kse appear before he Circuit Judge Of county
Jsckeon, and State o. Tennessee Gansboro
the rS Monday in Nvemer next, and plead, de-
compliments pet ton, the will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing SspGT9se.
October 10, Gs-W4t prs fee s. A. W. W. BROOKS,
Cl'k Of Circuit Court Of Jackson Co., Tenn.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ W. KIBBEE will honcefoTh make Nashville his permA
III. nsnt residence, and will tune Pianos, Organs
by the year single timing and vista
often required he will spend at least week in
month the city aud vicinity Ee will visit regularly the
MIDI West East Tennessee, and North Alabama
Mississippi Orders left Benson Co.'s Music Store,
Reeds Piano Rooms, Church street. Communications BY
mail will be proximity attended to april dtw&w,h
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Foreipn Commercial.

LIVERPOOL Oct Per Steamer 4ra6I.-Cotton sales yes
tray 600 bales of which SPECTATORS and exporters took 1000
tales. Closing firm.
BreSdstursl quiet but steady. Provisions quiet
HAvRE-Cotton week TO- 900 bales Closing quiet
but steady HetU Orleans Tres Ordaaire 9 GS s4 Stock
Havre IG2, coo bales.
LONDON Saturday Evening 93[9o37S for money
and account.
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Flour, Grain and Provisions.

80 Acres, per 100 Acres, per
so g g ............7Oc 100 - 90 % .,......6Oc
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louisville, Pa, Oct. 15.-There was slight fall
of snow last night covering the neghboring hills to
the depth of half an inch,
BNGHASPToN N. Y, Oct. l5.-SnOw fell last night
to the depth of about three inches. 1t is now fast
disappearing.
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InSnINnnt Malice.

SURSUANT to order by the Clerk Of the County
Of oakley county Tenn, the creditors the ofTh>u
a. NJ Pillow deceased hereby uou6rd file their claims
Against said ate III the said Clerk Gfce
before the lhh Jay Il January / for on and
proTatts distribution, the veucy said estate having
suggested by me, October 9Th, $50. W. r. Rns S,
October y, 6G-w4t-prs Zee 50. Admir- Of said Estate
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To RUULRERS.

VK7E are prepared to do the Tin-ROOfing and other
Wv Sheet Metal work necessary inbuilding in the
most manner, and will the low
est possible 7. NJ. EUBANK & CO.,
First door below Post Office Church street,
SpS-d&w Nashville
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From Washington

WASHINGTON. October I5.-The Postmaster Gen
eral has extended the contract with the present
tractors for the transmission of the mail from St
Joseph to Salt Lake insurng the continuance Of the
Pony Express.
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SALE or BLOoDED SToCK.-We learn that General
WooDFoIK has sold Lulu Horton to Mr.. JAMES JACK
son for $1,000, and his Lexington FLY, two years
old, to Judge HUNTER for $1,000.
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NUMBER Of most dedrabe lots 10 Brownsville from 2b
n to miles from Nashville and the Porter and Gal
latin Turnpikes several Lots timbered soil very rch and
neghborhood unsurpassed Extra bargains given to building
purchasers Call examine s lots and will make it to
! your interest to buy L & r W BROWN
, aen25 m
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CINCINNATI, Oct I6.-Henry Esman, liquor mer
chant forged his father-in-laws name for $4,000
and abscODded
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NASHVILLE, Sept. 10, lSbO-
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau o.
the SEVENTH Annual State Fair of Tennessee t ex-
anime and mark, award for the best Family W
ing Machine, find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in compe,itIon The l. u. SINGER. WHEELER
& WILSON, A. b. HOWE, and the GROVER q BAKER
The first three named although differing in con-
struction and capacity still so far as the stitch is
concerned, all arrive at the same point making
what is called and known as the shuttle stitch, each
using shuttle or shuttle and bobbinY upon which all
the lower thread thread used underneath requir
ed to be respoOled The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree of
satisfaction, but we conceive from their coDstruc-
ton operation and stitch their principal adaptation
is to the purposes of manufacture The points we
conceive most necessary and important 10 meet the
wide range Of requirements in machine for family
sewing, we find more fully combined in the GROVER
& BAKER-extent Of capacity, simplicity of con-
struction, ease of management, advantage of using
thread from two spOOs without reminding; strength
of work, elacticity, durability and regularity of
stitch, and quietness of movement. We therefore
mark award to the GROVER & BAKER.
JOHN HEROES. Chairman.
10. W. HORTON,
j. w. WILSON
c. II. WHITE,
JAS. a. WoODs.
hereby certify that the above is true copy of
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed by the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860.
L. P. WILLIAMS,
Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau.
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On Sunday evening two negro boys-one belong
ing to DR.. JEPTHA FowIkEs and the other to Mr..
KOUSTs, of Memphis-became involved in quarrel
during which the latter placed pistol to the head
of the former and blew his brains out
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DISSOLUTION.

K0HE fra CT KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & CO., was this
day desOlved by mutual consent. Kirkpatrick hav
ing WItdraHn from the concern The business will still be
tin ued at the old stand by the remaining partners Sevns
Keith BItlsr, under the sy snd firm Of
NEYINs, KEITH Z co.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct I6.-The Arizona with Brazos
dates of the 18th has also arrived. She brings
Sl54O0O specie.
The Juarez Government has ordered the restora-
ton of the conducta lately seized by DeGolledo,
dering DeGOlledo to be dismissed of his command
! and to be BROUGHT prisoner to Vera Cruz
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weakIey County, State of Tennessee

C0unty-Octobe' Rules, Is60-Jerry Cherry, Admins
traitor OF the estate OF James Halter deceased Jane Hat
ef e. ais Or1er OF Publ cation. From the affidavit 10 the
petition IN s cause, it appearing the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master sf the County Charles Halter,
James Baker ard wife Halter Elizabeth
ate are non residents of the State of Tennessee, and be-
yond the ordinary process Of this Court 1t therefore order
e the Clerk and Master that said
before Noveme term Of said County Court 100 held
st tn cor h use in Dresden, TIE first Monday Novem
next and lead, demur said PETITION or the
will be IN all hngs taken for confe ed against them for
hearing eNpaTte them at Court 1t
fur her ordered that this be for
the Weekly UNION AAKRIoAE newspaper published in
the city Of Nashville Tennessee this 9Th October 1860
g r. McWHERTER,
Oct Ie, 6O-w4-prs 81 Clerk Of said County Court
Dt>SeCbug Instruments.
LARGE STOCK Of Dssecting Instruments manufactured
IN by Temsn, ofNew York just and for Sale BY
Oetll-d RAINS, BROWN 500.
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GODEYs LADY's BooK.-The November number Of
this old favorite has been sent us by the publishers
We always look for something good in Cooley and
we are never disappointed. 1t is one of the best
and most popular lady magazines of the day, and
lady should be wthoutit especially if she wishes
to keen r1Os+p1 in REGARD TO the fashions
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Bank Statement.
The Hog Trade,

NEw YORK Oct. Is The Bank shows decrease
loans Of increase in specie 1916
cuIaon 81 I99, 500; decrease in deposits S4Gg7e7.
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We are indebted to FRANK Nicely, of the Adams
Express Company, for late Philadelphia and New
York papers
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 2j, 1860.
At the National Fair this day, the first and highest
premium awarded to the Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Machine, over the Singer, Wheeler Wilson. and
eight others in competition.
Cct14-dtw&wlm
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meS,rs. CoIladav ana Rate.
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.

Col WN. A. CAEUTHEES. in behalf Of BRECKENRIDGE
and LANE. and Coils. II. CALDWELL, DOUGLAS Eector.
for the Fourth Congressional District will speak at
the following times and places. We bespeak full
attendance of the voters
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Salad.
Foreign Per steamer ArapIa.

NEW YORK, October 15.-The steamer Saxoni.
sailed to-day for Liverpool, taking $4,000 specie
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A Good Farm for sale.

Store Rooms for Rent. - = =
TFNW0 Store Rooms we'll located to rent fr the balance Of
j 1850. apply to BINJ. =. SHIELDS 4 co.
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From West PoInt.

WEST PONT, Oct. l5.-Baron Renfrew expressed
regret that the want of time prevented his visiting
the Southern States. He said that he intended to
revisit the UuIted States again during the win
ter season for the purpose of tour through the
Snrnth
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accidents 1CiU happen an 1oe regulated IGraties
n it desirable have cheap and convenient
repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
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DUCK RIVER.

EKTE $40 Land for sale in the bend Of Duel
w within miles OF Normandy the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Said lands bounded by Yane eDSEid
SON. River, Willis Blanton and Abner Barton Twnhrd
and level about 80 cleared
springs, and is No. Stock Farm. We will sell
half suit purchasers Those wishn
by good healthy country good community
&C. would we'll and look determ
ned to SELL For further particulars address NJ Barton
lRhoma, c. C. Brewer, Manchester.
dccI5-tV&Etf BREWER & BARTON
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Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau.

Office of exhibition and sale of the GROVER &
BAKER Family Machines, No 46 Public Square, Nash
ville Tennessee r. II. BRoCKwAY,
Proprietor and owner of the GROVER & BAKER Pa
tent for ;he State Of Tennessee.
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A. patent has been issued to d. B. DORSEY and E.
MATTERS, of Paramount, Va, for Improvements in
setting type
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I am offering great inducements to parties wish,