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pie II 70 discharge its pressing obligations. Ths SAer
o. the report well worthy Of your
I herewith transmit to Congress the Reysrts Of ~
&c o. Mar OF the Navy Of the IntersF and e
ine fosms:ter General The recommendation ana Sug-
ncn tney contain are highly Valuable and d
The report Of the Postmaster General details the cr
cumsances under which Cornelius Vanderbilt on my re-
ocean mails between our Atlantic and PsciSc coasts Had
Nc nos n.s acted, this important intsrcommunisation
Po.tos" esen suspended ct least for 1he
Ssnerai had no power 70 make him any other
he sS. tnan the postages the mail matter which
carry y was known, at the time, that thess
on ss vei .. Of Ss .1 anor Of On .dsass
commendshyo '. .ne 9overnment Mr.. Vanderbilt, N
tice Of oonaTe.p ~ was willing to rely upon hs jos
r tbts nat an appropriation may Be granted
should do great injustice to IN. A,,o,,.- a.,.,
70 omit the mention Of his dstinruisSed sevices
In the measures adopted prosecuted Nv hin; snr Are
founded claims to land in California purporns !. s.,
been made BY the Mexican government preyious 10 ths
treaty Of eesson: The succsssful opposition 70 these
worth many millions ofdolars, and to individuals ksH
ing title under them to at least an equal snount
deem reliable in several portions
Kanfas have been reduced nearly to state of etarysn
on account Of the almost total failure Of their crops
have been abundant The prospect before them for ~
approaching winter s we'll calcu enlist the sym
OF every heart The destituton appears to b
general that it cannot be relieved by private cont
buttons, and they in such INDECENT circumstances
20 Ds unable to purchase the Of life for them
measure for their relief can be eyi.ed would
recommend its adoption.
cordially commend to your favorable regard the In
teres OF the people Of this District They eminent
entitled to confederation especially snce uaks tAs
people OF the States heycan appeal no GoveYnmen
except that Of the Union.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WA'HSeroN CRY, Sd December, 1860.
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"A negro in vicksburg recently won $S,0oO
for his master in race with white man Inc
affair created much excitement, and 1t was SAID
that $IO, 900 changed hands on the result.
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in Paris, says correspondent, no young
man without mistress is regarded as belong
ing to the refined or cultivated class; indeed, 70
be yirtuous there is to be vulgar in the extreme.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
DISTRICT COURT

Erie, April 49, Huron April %; Lucas April e. Sand
Ky, April Is; Ottawa April 6 Lorain, April IS, Ned
September 9; Summit, September .; Cuyahoea, sept(
Der l6. -
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TENTH DISTRICT.

Wood, June 1s; Putnam June 81; wyandot June -;
Crawford, June 27 Hancock, July ]; Seneca, July5.
COMMON PLEAS.
Seneca-January IA, May q, October IL.
Wyandot-February 1S, April %, November il.
Crawford--March 4, May l3, December q.
Putnam-February S, May 2, October2l.
Wood-February 12, May IA, October %.
Hancock-February 26, May 81, November II.
dec5
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In my first annual message promised to employ my
best in cooperation with Congress- to reduce
expenditures of the Government within the limits Of
wise and judcious economy. An overhowing treasury
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Erie-February 25, May 90. October 9s.
Huron-March ii, June 3, November IL.
Lucas-February 1S, May %, November IL.
MISUNDERSTANDING lS, May 13, October IA.
Ottawa-March 26, June ii, November 10.
Lorain-February 5, June A, October 22.e
Medina-February 10, May II, November S.
Summit-March 5. May %, November 10.
Cuyahoga-February 15, May 90, November
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Times Of Holding Courts.

OTrIcE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE, l
CoLrMPus Ohio, December Sd, $780,
/ CEnTlEY THAT THE FOLLOW
ipg list OF the tin nes Of holding the District Court
rectly compiled from the made to this Office:
A.. p, RUSSELL, Sec, of State.
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and all the proceedings which preceded and followed its
formation, fair and regular on their face. then
believed experience has proved that the interests Of
people Kansas would have been best consulted by
its admission State into the Union especially the
majority within brief period. could have amended the
constitution according to their will and pleasure. II
fraud existed in all Of these proceedings, t was
not the President but for Congress- to investigate
and determine the question OF fraud and what ought to
majority refused to vote il cannot be pretended that
this refusal to exercise the franchise could
validate election fairly held under lawful authority
even il they had not subsequently voted at the third
election 1t true that the whole constitution had not
been submitted to the people, always desired but
the precedents OF the admission Of States
into the Union without such submission.
It would not comport with my present purpose to
hv T. cent To- observe that their na
action has removed the last vestge Of serious revou
tionary troubles The desperate band recently assem-
bled notorious outlaw in the southern portion
of the Territory to resist the execution Of the and
to peaceful citizens will douhtnot be speed
lily subdued and brought TO justice.
Had treated the Lecompton Constitution nullty
refused transmit it to Congress- it is not difficult
to Imagine, whilst recalling the position Of the country
consequences both in and out Of the Territory, from
such derection Of duty the part Of the Executive
Peace has also been restored within the Territory of
Utah. which, at the commencement Of my Administra-
ton, in q state Of open rebellion This the
SPIRIT entrenched within their distant
might have made long and formidable resistance
subiection to fhe Constitution and the laws Sound pol
ICY therefore, well humanity required that this
object should, possible be accomplished without the
euson Of blood. This could only be effected by sending
military into the Territory sufficiently strong
convince the people that resistance would be hopeless
and at the time to offer thea pardon for past
offences condition of immediate submission to the
Government. This policy pursued with eminent
and the only cause for regret is the heavy
pendure required to march large detachment of the
to that remote REGION and to furnish
Utah is comparatively peaceful and quiet and the
military force has been withdrawn except that portion
to keep the Indians in check and to pro-
ect the emigrant trains their to our Pacific pos
essions.
FINANCES.
In my first annual message promised to employ my
in cooperation with Congress- to reduce
he expenditures Of the Government within the limits Of
wise and judiciOus economy. An overhowng treasury
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with or wtnout slavery a their constuauons may pre-
scribe.
his has escaped from State to another
stored and delivered up to him, and of the validity
the fugitive law enacted for this purpose together
with declaration that all State laws imparing
sang this right violations Of the Constitutions and
are consequently null and void
It may be objected that this construction of the Con-
Of the States: and ought to be requred
The answer is that very large proportion Of the people
Of the United States still contest the correctness OF this
its binding force until clearly established by the people
Of the several States in their sovereign Such
explanatory amendment would it is believed forever
terminate the existing dssensons and restore peace
harmony among the States.
ought not to be doubted that such appeal to the
arbtrament established by the Constitution itself would
be received with favor by all the States Of the Conder
acy. In any event ought to be tried in spirit of
cation before any Of these States shall separate them
selves from the Union.
When entered upon the duties of the Presidential
Office the aspect neither Of foreign nor domestic af
fairs was at all satisfactory We involved in
gerous Complications with several naons and two Of
Territories in state OF revolution against the
Government. restoration of the African slave trade
had numerous and powerful advocates. Unlawful mill
ary expeditions BY % Of Su r.
Government to escape from hores for the purpose
Of making upon the unofending people Of neghbor
these and other difficulties, experienced arevulsion
in monetary AFFAIRS after my advent to power, Of
the great interests Of the country. When we take re.
Prospect Of what was then condition and contrast
this with its Prosperity at the time OF 1.-THE late
election have abundant reason toturn
our grateful thanks that mereul Providence which
has never forsaken nation in all past trials.
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Our relations with Great Britain Of the most friend
y character. Since the commencement of my admins
ration, the two dangerous questions arising from the
clayton and Bulwer treaty and from the right of search
aimed by the British government have been amcably
nd honorably adjusted.
The discordant constructions Of the Clayton and Bull
ver treaty between the two governments which, at diff
erent periods the discussion bore threatening
ect have resulted in final settlement entirely salts.
actory to this Government. In my last annual mes-
age informed Congress that the British government
epublcs Of Honduras and Nicaragua, in pursuance of
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Union-february 25. April 90, October 81.
Hardin-February IL, April 90, October IA.
Marion-January %. April Is September %.
Logan-March IL, May 13, October 60
shelby-January %, April Is, September %.
Nercer-February 25, April 80, October 81.
Van Wert-March IL, May 6. October %.
Allen-March 25, May 13, November 4.
Defance-January 81, May 6, October IA.
Henry-February IL, May 13, October 90.
Paulding-February 5, October /.
Fulton-February SO. May 81, November 10.
Milliams-March II. May %. Noyemher c6.
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Charleston and Savannah
= NJ e 4 a AV HI ES
Raies Reduced and SPEED Increased.

TNXPRESS Freight Trains on all the roads on and
L. after the 24ih of December 1889 through rates
from New York to Nashville:
First Class, per 100 pounds. .......sI 81
Second Class, :. .....-.--...-.. / s5
luiu Nasss .--.-.----. -. 1 10
Fourth Class, q . 90
Hats. Cans and RopDets . os
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Magniucent Scheme.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
S70.00Ot
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF DELA ARE.

-, SEQ primes -. ........ amountipkt 2uz oo0
Tcketsszu aalyes quarters - ,Eigithk - 30
AcertHcatt OF ksg 20 Nhoes costs. .s2o2 90
do. 90. 20 iiaircs.---..--. i4S SO
do. do. 2o2saste<sy ..... "a Is
do. DO. 80 eashIAzs--...--. 81 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Ezsre CLASS Is.
70 De drawnin Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
Feb. -, Isso.
Every other Ticket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without dcdaeiiea
IN. kest Lotieyssersrs Isyissis drawn!
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LOuIsVIile and NaShViiie
RAILROAD.
lss|. 49, ~ -

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
Il Nashville and Louisville, making close conpec-
tions at louisville for New York, Boston, Ph'IadeE
pha, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
West.
On and after SUNDAY, January 22d, 1850, trains
will run follows:
Firsttrain leaves Nashville so NJ daily stop
ping at Gallatin, Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction,
klzabethtown and ali regular stations when signal
led by flag, and arriving IN Louisville z: ESQ p
NJ. Returning, leaves Lousy lie II 800 p. NJ. stop
ping above, and arriving IN Nashville at 6.05
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1880 A N. dolly
Sunday excepted, } stopping first train and ar
irving in Louisville at $40 p ~. Returning leaves
Louisville at 40 A. NJ, stopping as above and ar
irving ia Nashville at $3.50 P NJ.
GailaiiD Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays exeeiied) at SIS 7. NJ, and arriy-
ing in Gallatin at5:10P. NJ. Returning leaves Gala
tin at 90 A. NJ, and arrives ir Nashville at edo
A. NJ. JNO. B. ANDERSON Sup't
A. j. FIELD, Gen Ticket Ag't jan25-dtf
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERr1r1cArrs

Enolosethc amount OF money To our address Tor
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery IN
which yon y ish It invested, ana whether You wish
Sholes, Halves az Quarters. Eg ltls on receiut
of which We send what Is ordered, by Hrst mail
gether with tie scheme
Immediately after the drawing, "A Printed Drawing
certified to by the Commissioners, WILDE sent with
Explanation.
So Purchasers viii please write their signature
plain and give the name OF their Post Ofce county
and State
decentralization strictly coRfidentisf
Hs- Allprizes o 81 ,0OO and under .paieimmedafly
after neutrality-suspicious. izes atthe timto Of
forty days.
VPWood, Eddy Co.'s lotteries are drawn at
Aug usta, Georgia, and T" ilmins ton, Delaware.
Address oroers : or FickeIs OF Certificates by
Express to be 4ireeIedto
WOOD, EDDY co. Augusta Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY & Co. Atlanta .GeoFEia.
or, WOOD, EDDY Co Villain gtcu delaware.
aS@Crcu.ars ocHtainine Schemes ter The MOI III
will be sent Iee OF expense by addressing above.
jan2T
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the Country.
THIS fine brand of Chamnagne, which until the
past year was confined exclusively to the best ia
bles of the Continent of Europe, has obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity in this
country. It is recommended by some of the FIRST
Physicians Of the city Of New York, all other
wines, account of its extreme purity and deca-
cy, and those wSo once try 1t rarely use any other
brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country the demand is
enormous, and constantly increasing. Our arrange
ments such to ensure the quality of the Wine
being maintained at its present high standard. The
Prince Imperial is imported solely by us, beng
the sole Agents OF Messrs De VENoGE K Co, in this
country. E.V. HAUGHWOUT x co.
Nos. ASS, 400 and 492 Broadway, New York.
Sold il Nashville by VI. & +. F. CHEATHAM.
Corner OF Church and College sts.
mar9-3md
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Persons siSing ~ diztance should se extremely
G. ssiss 81 Nh n they ardeF Lottery Tek e<s ter
tlaeates e Packages ef Tckeis- The eountry =
noodea With eeE a and sslndliHg Lotteries Every
f1d aceEeas Eeld get persons 70 invest mo-
ney IN Esez-saffai fFizss 81 froE s1e 500 % <ses
go head tseir szhenes-Nnh Tickets II Cnr Dollar.
s3oo 80 eApsl-l fFlzes are of%reds nckess 80 Al
ssh. IA every stailee, frAuGs. snd II money
seat 90 1hezn tzzcts "a usuef.shrown sway
.IsAsat he sAacox 81 ctsance 81 EctzlnF przze-
b x4re Of al Estfzfses sheFe ne C4ftai Prize -
usnzz.lly large ee lzsr 20 lac Flice Of Tick
els II every tnslzEce sbeFe -zrse prizes eIef-
Ter kza2li g 1feksts, PIT u tcN for f<s-
MARI G4nnGerk-
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WE have tu stoFe a lsrge quantity OF the best II
w at siuds 81 she farest WHISKY. Al We low
ets Of tie essence VI corn give Isssn cali
snarap-t! CHURCH ANnEK-UN 1 CO.
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Freight 10 New York and Philadelphia
Cotton and Flour.

CHARLESTON md 81 Y.4NNzR
Cotton per bale ofnot than lbs weight 81 IS
Flour per barrel I as
Nc insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah 70 New 1os kand PHILADELPHIA.
Cotton compressed at the option and expense OF
steamers when compressed, be freighted from.
New York 10 foreign ports !; TO less tlan cot
ton not compressed.
Through receipts issued by the Freight Agen. vi
the Nashvnlea Chattanooga Ralrtad.
G W. ANDERSON,
dec2S-u General Agent
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
l. ny, IN connection With the Roads below, are
running an Exp ess Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah Ia Ssshv He slower speed but with
he same certainty as thei- passenger trains Nod
lay TO ifeIghts by this Ionte- L. ". COLE,
Jan2s-u. SHpt.
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OF Plantation Shoes i complete. Also-Hease Ser.
v-a'. saoss Of shs very best quality.
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tuesday, Nay 29h.-Sw eepstakes for uutried three
Year olds-SIO0 entFance-S25 foIfeit-one mile
heats-three or more TO fill the stake-Club to
add 500 If the race is run.
Wednesday, May 3oth.Jockey Club Purse s3oo-Two
mile heats.
Thursday, Hay S1a-Sweepstakesfo for three year olds
j mile heais-s1e0entraDce-S5 eforfeit-three
or more to fill the stake--Club to add 500 II the
race is run.
Friday, June LIST -Proprietor's Purse-s2oo One
Mile Heats
Saturday .Jun> 2d.-Jockey Club Purse Sf0o-Two
Mile Heats.
Same Ddy-Sweepstakes tor three year olds--singie
dash OF mes-SlO0 Entrancc-S50 forfeit
three more To ill the Stake-Club to add 500
if the is
To name and close LIT oil March. Five per cent
entrance for club meney--ali entries to be made 10
the undersigned. b +. CHEATHAM,
feb20-td Proprietor.
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Our Catalogue refers but partially TO the GOODS
(kept by us) in their respective departments.
To friends and patrons we beg to say, that our
stock will be equal, if not superior to any have
heretofore offered: and most resp, ctfuIly invite
an Of il, assuring all who may favor Us
with call, that they will find prices uniformly
low, and terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for ali cash bills. We are now re-
ceiving ct OK daily.
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Ordinary Drawing.
One Grand apitaI Prize of S5o.ooo
Approximation Prtze,
whole Tickets $40; Halves s5;ouarters So SO

Certificates Of packages ia The U7sl.Iarr drawings
will be sold at tl;e following .ates which Is The ISL
Certificate Of Package Of 10 hole 1sckets $50
&c =" 10 Half "a
:" - Qcarfer %
81 a 10 Eghth - 10
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Louisville. New Albany q Chicago
RAILROAD.
go - -

foh sis LoSh'f eassaoef ~ ihofit
And all Points West and North
west.
The Great Western and Northwest shortLipe Route
1859. PAIL ARRANGEMENT. Isss.
Two Daily Trains 10 81. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and after DECEMBER Sth isse Passenger
~ Trains ~iii Leave New Albany ae follows:
1910 A NJ, Chicago and -. L0uls Express Nail
DAILY except Sunday lreachiEgSt Louis ~ s so
A. NJ, aDd Chicago IL 1es3o A N: Cincinnati at
1915 p. NJ
1915 +. n. Chicago and -. Louis Night Express
(naiiy except saturdays1, resehing 81 Louis Al
j sOof- NJ, and Chicago al losso p. n. Oa SAtnr-
day nights this train runs only TO Mitchell. re-
turning Monday mornings
Is r. n. Mitchell Accommodation (fsiiy eacspi
SundAxs) Returning, eonuecfs with the train
froaa "a Louis Al Gao A. NJ, reaching Ssw Al
bany al s:t5 p NJ, Lonisyiile az ss4sP n.
Trains leave -. Louis ~ ESQ A. NJ, and 90 y.
NJ arriving ~ Leulsvsl.s ~ sIB A. II sha ssse
r.
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suudriesi Sundries.

\You can md ~ al times, q err stare, al knak
Of CrsssTicr. such as sGgafs, Colees Aelas-ss,
'nares-lf e4u'RcH ANDERSON co
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EXPRESS TO CiarksyiIIe.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
nOunce that they running MESSENGERS
through TO Clarksvilie, f. X. and n. G. X l.
Rail cars and prepared to forward to that place
and intervening points with promptness and dispatch
all goods usua lly sent by express They viii also
forward TO I'll places on stage routes, conneCtu g
with the above Railroads. Bills, notes, drafts etc.
collected al nd prompt return made.
ES- Once No 10 Public Square.
feb17-u A. X. HOLT, Superintendent.
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Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashx three
three d half and four days.
Time from New York aud Philadelphia seven and
half, eight and nine days.
Intervening bbaths cause.-the above variations in
time, as no freight trains are run on Sunday over
three lines.
No detentions by ice or snow. overcharges and
damages Except damages ACQUIRING at seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and Chaita nooga Rail
road delivery. c. W ANDERSoN
dec23-if
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Pennnanship.
" RITING
Il esseagiai u every business Dan-
pfIDS nCRk Apply
Ntnaaw Giass.

sIFIsDoR GLASS sest ssagisY. 81 al s.zss .fren
@psis AAlss. ai.oss 5 % ;
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Transportation.

Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
will run follows:
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville az 4 40, A. n and 3PM
Arrive at Chattanoosa 2P. IL, and 4 Il.
COMING WEST. ='a
Ieavee Chattanooga at s a. N. and sPM
Arrive at Nashville al Gao r. ~ and s A.
A LII rail connection, and shortest route 10 Boston
IA New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing.
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbnrg, Knox
vile, say anuah Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charleston Raiarcad and at 90
ga with Trains on East Tennessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appIi.
cation to Ticket Agent, at Office at Depot the
lowing places, and at the following prices viz:
Nashville TO New York via Sharlesion. : C $50 90
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Tar! Tar (!
WHISKY! whisky. whisky.

NJE have Just received large let Of TAB, aud
w ~. ring IL al n" lowest tEufc.
maT2p-ff CHUECH ANHEhSOS 4 co.
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Only one change Of Cars to ST. Louis, cincin-
natl, or Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.
All TRAINS connect cieseiy With aif FaHseEE ser
Trains tHe onle and Niszssippi Ezfread Aac s4if
tEdehniteis Tor . 4 NJ trains shea they are DELAY
ed thereby insnrlur passeEzers FeisAbie csznec
tiuns Al tscheH 10 OF frdn 81 Lous csaf taaeii
g. Passengers and Baggage taksu g. snG ffozn
Any psrt % aie cts and tAe f4Fe fEes 81 ct4rEe.
bese IN Fea<t fFAias eon1ees closely al Sfefaees-
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al lf,terszssists Stsfleus. AfEs ~ zErhssh CIts
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BLACKSMITHING
IN ALI ITS RRANs a rs.
Aashs lille, Tenn.

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G.SO MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
paw An agent Is wanted in every town and conn
y in the United States engage in a respectable
and easy bu siness by which the above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars ad-
dress Dr. J. HENRY WARSER. corner 18th street and
Broadway, New York City, enclosing Postage
Stamp. feb21-d4w.lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Hungarian Grass Seed.

w have on hand = large quantity q the best
w Hungarian Grass seed, when arc selling
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