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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30

National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICEPRESIDENT,
JOSEPH LANE,
OF OREGON
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NEW BOOKS.


I'm THE COUNTY COURT FOR WEAK LEY
/ County, state of Tennessees.Jane Wheeler,
samuel Wheeler, William Hubbard and fife AuFsA
Charles Winstsad and wife Sarah Jane, and Benjamia
Wheeler Vs. susanna Wheeler. Alice Wheeler, Charles
wheeler, Roberts, Green H. Wheeler and Vincent
H. WheeIer-Order Of Publication Ffoz the affidavit
IKE petition in this cause, appearing the satiisccn
Of the Clerk and Master Of said Court tha the said Green H.
Wheser resident 81 said State Of Tennessee resides
Ia he state Texas, that said Vincent Wheeler
rerdent State and resides In Ind pendsEce
county, State OF Aransss II therefore ordered ~ ssd Clerk
and Master Tat the Green Wheeler Vincent Wheel
before the November Term next Of said County
Court be held the Court House in DRESDEN on the hrt
Monday November and plead dmur 20 said
petition all things taken for confessed
set for hearing exazte a. 70 tn a. sara ~
or d Court 1t IL further ordered this order be puoshed
for four successive Weekly Daion ana <7scdn
espsper published IN the city Of Nasvi state or Tenne
see This 24h dzy September, 1850 true coy ro me
order RookS O. 4. McEhEhIkR. 4 NJ
e.. ~ "a .,4.r,r,s fee - Of Weakiey Court Court
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IF yen van. cheap hor great barasins In 7a.ia.,,, -
Gardening Lots, q an4 attsa tas iis a. ~, - ~
Az ". BRoWN, on OF DcIo u y. ~ hn,rs -
Rsrty Thf ale Is POI AID EitpQt reserve p,-so, ~
posed e eSaniDe tie Iresions e ale r.iif si m u
our oldos A cherrg Or or aiior JourprI y7s-- 49,
gepten yV-dids Ia Z " r1oTE
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Magniicei Cottage Furniture!
THESIS Is Al HANDI
Immense ltress Auction sale (!
HARDY BTHERS, Aucsfonesru.

AAAnSA 4AElEAAS9 AuGADnEGIae
ON TUESDAY Mg. l6lh Oclsber, 1865. e u o'oiock,
and continue nay 70 Day until c7sed, VII ss for
aec0uat Of disrssssas Thirty Msgni1csnt ass q rchiy
snamele, psins ratsf Chamber and Cottage Furniture,
each set c0mpl etely he's containing nauher o.
pieces and raBuchy one q Ehe best houses ia America
AfleF the latest, exquisite fasion and spe Il
psin Of elegance, bn1h and STYLE cha enge ne World
% compare with this sad When cordially n7le ~ Al
saton Of hs people most especially The ladies' - this ale
promise personbs dsappciuted in tkeir
In addition 70 the ave viii also sell sDfeDdd szrort.
Easnt e Paror FuFn hsfaic Tree Hat R1rfs s.f -
side patent Sprnx les, Aesic Waahssnd sas 40 sorr
rich and beautiful falad 0c.1Te Rosewood Planes.
Terms.-0netnssh, balance in fogr uoasks. rossu
satisfactorily endorseaolsi in BANK. See bills
HARDY BRofHEa8
sspsd-tds Auess Zeal Aga 4s Paeiis s7us-e
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Of Cherry and Gay fsr the balance Of ths yeaI
suitable for Boarding Hoass. Apply on the PFsmi,ss
~ ia Sep3P-6 :
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30

PhyHsians Poease u vais and Inssraasnls q suoh
variety Of Styles ari,ss eannot iaii % Pleas N
Aiso, Saddle BaglnEes -russss. rass, "a sr,s..r,
in great variety, a I6E prsees
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30

FLOUR.
a IL vrades Of Flour for sale at the BrO4dway Mills.
~ sst2-d 4. D. DICKKT, Asens
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30
From AHNA o-R1 R,rcH,K
From MARION HAKLAED.

Passages indicating remarkable power Of mental
analysis scattered Throughout the work, and the writer
that rarest talent Of the nOvelsbe compelling
reader ask hmse again and again. hher that which
sened under thehOow mask Of fiction not indeed thrilling
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30
TestinOnY'OE Women,
Irors H.Rnur z. p.r,Oorr.

The Publishers have many letters leading tiara
~ minds touching the the Household Of BouVere
among elders the follov1ng
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ITO buy Goods from home HesshGnts, Who spend grsa
deal Of time getting up stocks direct from tbs Manufactures
satisfy and please the tastes cur section Of eOuntry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30

Last year the Louisville Journal talked as follows
the subject of protection to slave property in the
Territories We publish the extracts for the infor
nation of the Opposition party of this region, who
seem to have forgotten where their party stood last
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-30

A eorresnondent of the Sacramento Union, writ
ingIfrom Virginia City, confirms the recent tidings
Of seven white men having been burned to death by
Indians, in the Washoe region:
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rms CUT. torrNn AT work.

NJ g,,rhanan lone aao removed ali the Federal
nf,,csha,5ars in the Northwestern States who were
s,seectad of having a weakness for the Little
Giant. He commeheed with the speeiai Petsonai
friends Of Douglas, but it appears tha' ne ooes not
,,aen Il ston .bere There seemed, indeed, to be
/ sort of truce for few months preceding the
baltimore Convention, and the Douglas officials
plueked up couragA, and began to think that Old
Buck had either overlooked them, or had con-
eluded to taper dH - in his exhibitions of politi
cal hostility as biz term drew to its close. But
there never was a greater mistake. NosoeneF had
Douglas accepted the nomination of his party for
the Presidency, than Old Buck began TO look
around for such Of his adherents as might be i'll
Office and to chop oil their Official heads with a
cool and yet savage ferocity that eclipses all Of his
previous enterprises in the same line Of business.
The latest contribution to the basket appears to
have been the head Of the somewhat celebrated
ana noted, if net notorious, Isaiah Rynders. who
has held the ofhet of Marshal of the Southern Dis
trict of New York for many years an office popu-
larry supposed to be worth, in one way another,
from sixty to one hundred thousand dollars year.
A few years agb Rynders was the leader of a
rowdy political organization in New York called
the Empire Club whose dnty it was to supply the
requisite numberIof Democratic votes In any par
ticular ward thai might be needed for any political
purpose. The means by which this was done are
we'll known In consideration of these valuable
services General Pierce gave him this lucrative
office, and Mfr. Buchanan allowed him to continue
in it. That Rynders should forfeit his office by fol-
lowing the lead OF Douglas is something of a
mystery. Possibly. however, he has become able,
from his long inbumbeney, to withdraw from the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-13

The ASSAULT UPON GEN. BDwMAN.-The follow
ing nv the particulars Of the assault committed
upon Gen Bowman. editor Of the Washington
Consultation, on Saturday last {:
= Oh Saturday forenoon, Mr.. d. schnabic, whose
paTtieipancy IN the political meetings in this city
On the Douglas side has been noticed ID The WASH
9ngten papers entered tile office Of Gem. Bowman,
essites "A the Constitution, The official organ of
TIE ADMINISTRATION, and after tie usai salutation,
y inquired of tAe latter why q certain attack had
beea made upon Kim through the columns eff the
Constitution. Gen. Bowman referredss5 Mr Brown
81 ih Author 81 the ARTICLE, but ntimated his res.
Rensibility Tor Is when tic Indignant rchnable
3 sixed loaded cane belonging to the General and
struck him very seEere blsw over bis lental la.
s.ssasssy: szrk Of General 10. iInedi
atalY Np01 sie blow Icing strnck, sprang forward
ind - aifistering shot'f lett4hander full upon
s0minent prpispsels Of the astonnaed Selma
BE, capsized that individual IL als xeeeHIF uil-
gracsfni manner sunni bling hsm 81 sort al side
somsk M oxeF and forcing him To take
lRoh kas Asacco juice aturafed carpet the fueas-
Afe of an unnialle grave. An interesting little
crinmhE tlsn ensuBd bctN cen eaer clerk and
Hate Sehnabfe, ID the result Of which the latter
was hEgfnning 10 experience an intense anxiety,
when two friends who had accompanied him,
rnahed and dragged him cut. SchnaDIe was sub
sequenty arrested and held 70 bail.
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TEE DRouTH III CENTRAL. TEXAS. = The Grim,

TEE DRouTH n CENTRAL TEXAS. - The Grimes
county Texian Of The 7tL inst. says:
Very nearly three months have now elapsed
since we we're blessed with rain, and although
such an nntoward condition Of things would, In al
most any other locality. have cut OF the crop en-
tsreIv, we will ftili make ample suiIieiency of
the stan Of iife for breaslaufi. This proves the
taality 81 onf iafd. and IT'S power 70 yield crop
under the most adverse circumstances, Our co.'s
ten crops now begin to suffer, aud che plants are
shedding tileir forms and young bells most rapidly
Unless favored With timely showers. this, Ike the
corn erep, must be very Short
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Southern Industry.
FAs sMAN,s INFER ED
#-..." "STAR" COTTON TIE. ...az


Below is certificate OF old and we'll known eapnin, long
trading this port who has received Cotton hound with the
above Tie and which can be supplied to planters e
inventor gets machinery ready for its manufacture, which will
be shortly 1t Is considered ~ cttns steyedorss and the
press engaged at the ORLEANS COTTON PRESS supe-
rior to his famous Button Tie.
Factors buyers rope dealers and Others arc respectfully
vted 10 visit and Inspect MI Fnsms Factory at orleans
Yard No Tehonpi'o9l"s street which Is daily III full opera
ton
Both Ties-houps well pain,ed-,for sale by
4. BELCl1ER, q Commercial Ptacc
,. New ORLEANS, July d 1850
Mr. Henry FGssman:
Dear sirThc ship uaycocl under my command has re.
ceved from te Orleans Cotton Press 1000 bales Gotten bomd
in irounosly with your improved sar Tie. ltink it
superior all other Ties which have under my nbsery
ton, and well satisfied with he condition which went
into the ship, Il will be noticed when out slip
Liverpool and you have report of the condition As
for iron bands my impression that they keep the Cotton
compact than rope and that if they put on Of the
weight Is rope APP to break.
Yours truly
l.. SNOW,
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+ .OUIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY
l65.............C anal strr ct.......,......I6y
NEW ORLEANS

The subscribers respectfully inform or customers
Planters general that they always prepared to
Furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING OF tho very best ma
,eriSls, and at reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receive from tina neghsong
States has induced them e! establishment 10 rs t,
meet any increase Of business and in order to be able supply
their patrons always with The and descriptions
erials they have made ith several most prom
nen manufactures in tho seuh, and shau able
to supply Planters with goods OF uniform Quality.
They feel confident that they viii entire satisfaction
all hose who patronise their enny Southern enterprise
and solicit their orders which shah attention
Ja18 6m HEBRARD 4 co.
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sHARr AFTER THE MAIN CHAscE. The Paris
correspondent 81 the N I. Express relates the fol-


correspondent III the N. I. Express relates the fol-
lowing incident:
The wags tell q funny story Of a thrifty and not
over serupulous youth about toespouse the daugh-
ter or d rich provincial COUPLE The parents of
this bride visited rara 10 complete the preliminary
arrangements Yer the marriage and buy sssetout'
for the young people, The mother informed her
future son-inslaw TINT he need give himself con-
cern about carriage, as herself and husband had
datermned TO present him with q handsome equi-
page. The gentlemen remarking that be knew the
tricks of PARIS tradesnen better than nexperi-
caced strangers from the country possibly could,
begged permission 70 be 81 the party, when the
purchase should be made, IN order 10 protect his
bettoshed's parents from knavefy. This generous
aud thoughtful oaer was accepted, and the bust
ness was dispatched Immediately. Conducting the
old people to the most fashionable and expensive
carriage makers Id Paris, their guide succeeded ir
inducing them to buy costly vehicle, which wa
paid for Oh the spot. An hour afterwards, The
bridegroom retnrnad to the establishment, informed
the carriage maker that the customers he hat
brought him thai morning were provincials. ant
demanded s per eent. On the sale, which was a
once handed ever.
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~ Every summer the demand for uo

letters Celebrated Stomach Bers increases. be
the OILY ern preservation Of bodily strength during period
when the atmosphere calculated feeling of assi
tpde and indigestion. The of Dr Dyson
terry give its potent influence able persons who
are now alive and well msp thank e dcoycr9r Of this prepara
item that they have been swept away in the harvest DEATH
The Biefs recommended by The best physicians in the land
This is the best evidence of its value because general
thing they viii not speak word in favor of advertised pepa-
nations They have been eempele TO acknowledge the claims
OF tile Bitters upon the community.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail byJ WRIGHT &
Co. q and Isl Ghures street. agents the Southern
States whom oil orders should addressed by drug
gists and dealara generally everywhere i've 2pst<W
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= CopARrSEgsHtr. The partnership heretofore
existing between Messrs. J.s- simonds and Chas
=. E.5Colton is dissolved by limitation, and Mr.
George Baldwin having purchased the interest Of
MI Sinonds, The business VIII Be continued at the
Ola stand, under the style Of Cotton 4 Baldwin.
SIZE notice
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MuEDER II TExAs. The Bolton Independent
states that Mr. John Farrell. citizen Of Bell coun
ty who had started north after sheep, carrying
with him MOI less than thousand dollars, and how
much more Is not known, was murdered within
sesen miles Of Bolton, and the money carried
away. The affair bad created great excitement.
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ss-Boarva q Assistant Aldermen on sth page

aa- We are again indebted to the gentlemen of
Adams Express for papers ii advance Of the mail.
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DouGLAs MEErING. II will be seen, BY reference
70 the notice, that, owing to the storm last even
ing, the Douglas mass ting, which was to have
taken place in Canal street, has been postponed
until maxi Thursday evening, the l9th inst
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na-Ana1xzesl hx chil,on Rsar in min.

ag-AnaIyzed by Chiffon = Bear in mind
that while dyes endorsed harmless and eea
cions by their propeors alone GRISTAD0R0S HAIR DYE
certified by Dr. Chiffon the distinguished chemist be free
from poisonous materials therefore safe is superior
Dr Chiffon selected by the city of New 70 10
yze and he has pronounced Gtadoro Dye
as inocnous that water in its pnrest condition
Sold everywhere and applied by 81, Hair Dressers.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT co.. and Isl Chartres street, General Agents
iy9 2plu&W GsIsTAnnRo. No. q Aston House, N. Z.
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HozaooL.--it will Be seen BY reference to the adj
a DE vrineisai Of The sys Het sches Third
Bsssssss I'M leep csss Fiilosr Duaa duna
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B-Fyeoon OF Japan3- Geo. B. sloat IL Co.
presented of their Elliptic Sewing Machines the Tycoon
Of Japasneh offered for sale No 81 Canal street.
the best manufactured in America without doubt
s admirable simplicity its effective operation and Its mechan
peTscion proud claims utility and the thousands
who have used lhe will lady attest this great triumph
American ingenuity.
ie25 2pim N. s. HEDRTGk. Agent 81 Canal street.
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STATIONERY AID BLANK Books. w call the
zs,scis sensior Of hasness men ii die ely a 81 planners u
shs adj Hsss Bloosneii h. ibis morn
ag zasas. Thny hasa blank books the
rants hanks insurance campsnes
also saing backs for and ii
aguens much sEeahe bedeS axolang he DANGER
Iztsss tiaks Of exactl lie sght sss with indi
Apsticas III eprosaes gsay Of making entries.
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esg. Fro,n the T,rox nuaget.-.lohn auincv

ApAasIt is in thai famous poem, Tle Siege Of Corinth,
where Byron records that
There an cid man whose hairs were white,
But his veteran full Of rnight.'
The famous lines descriptive of this old have often
quoted applicable that intellectual giant the earlier days
Of the Republication Quincy Had the hero Of BY
rons poem lived in these days there would have
sity of his recording the fact that his ha white for
like most Of the old Of the day he would
eddy have used Hsimsreets Hair Restorative, which would
have restored his hair all the pristine beauty and natural
color Of youth.
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle Sold everywhere
W. E. HAdAN 4 CO.. Projectors, Troy, N Y.
Sold by WRIGHT CO.. Il lbl Chartres street. New
Orleans. jeI6 2plm&W
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"a The obliging agent Of the San Antonio and
san Diego mail line has eur thanks for late Cali
fornia papers.
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8 5TIsB "a .p09 for sale BY GamphaIl. Nc.
gae x1s. 10 taroaieies sFs advertisement.
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ss-Expcrlence teaches us that aelie

N%E1perfence teaches us that delicacy
many females from applying for the alleviate
Of Sr James Carkes Female Pills. prepared after the pre-
epon Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen of Eng
land and well known be the only and safe remedy
female difficulties and distractions from any cause They
be sent in bottle containing 80 pills. free by enclosing 81
and sig postage stamps any agent. ny
General Agent United States JOB MOSES Rochester
NJ y, j. WRIGHT CO.. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents
and sold by all respectable Druggists. fec 2p1y&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-13

FINE GBAFEs. Some Of the finest clusters Of
grapes we ever saw were laid upon our table a
day OF two since by Mr.. Caspar Wild, who cui-
tivates . vineyard in Carrcllton. He has about
thirty different varieties, and intends to give them
thorough trial, selecting those which succeed
best for the manufacture Of wine. He has tried
the famous Gatawba and Isabella vines and de-
monstrated 10 his own satisfaction that they will
mos flourish here, or rather that they cannot be
made profitable, as the berries do not ripen stimuli
taneously. The specimen presented to rs is the
BLACK Hamburg grape. the clusters being very
large, compact, fully ripened and Of delicious
favor. II such grapes can be raised here extern
sirely, Louisianacan undoubtedly produce the best
qualities Of wine at cheap rates.
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to the wounded, the homeless and the starving
refugees FROM the mountains, will long be remem.
bered by the natives of the country.
The American Mission premises are crowded day
and night by women and children crying for bread,
which they receive with comfort and consolation
from the American missionaries.
0Re of the largest of the towns, heirel kenir, is
now in state Of siege and great suffering is pro
dueed by the want of provisions. neirel kenir is
now Turkish town, and is garrisoned by Turk
ish troops--unlike the other Christian towns. In
thus attacking Il Turkish town the Druses be-
come rebels, but the Governor-General allowed
the Druses to burn large portion Of the place
before he interfered.
1t has been estimated at the British consulate
that about SIXTY villages have been burned. II is
believed that the European powers will now inter
fere in behalf the Christians Of Syria and relieve
them from the Turkish yoke.
This morning we learn of a large number Of
peasantry having been induced to return to their
villages, where they were all killed ucod blood
and of the murder of five eccesiastics of the Latin
church, who were shot down near the walls of
Sidon.
The success Of the Druses has undoubtedly stir
red up all the Mostem hostility to Christians and
general Instruction seems to be trembling in the
balance. The presence of Russian irigate of
thirty guns gives the feeling Of security to the
Frank population of Beirut, and the expected az.
rival OF French feet is hailed with delight.
The absence Of an American vessel Of war is
deeply regretted at this time. The U. S. steamer
lroquois is somewhere in the Mediterranean Sea,
but it is supposed she is detained at Sicily.
- -
How WILL ALABAMA Go?--For the Information
Of politicians we have prepared list Of seventy
eight newspapers published in this State, which we
believe is the total number, We have also endeav-
ored to classify politically those Journals and think
we have succeed to a degree which will enable the
public to judge how the State will vote in Novem
Der, if the press is index of the popular senti
ment The figures below we believe to be very
nearly, if not entirely accurate, to-wit: OF the
seventy eight newspapers of the State, nine have
declared decided preference for Douglas; seven
teen for Bell; and forty for MISUNDERSTANDING
twelve yet to declare their preference. Of the
twelve yet to hear from ten are Democratic, and
the other two Independent.
Thus it is not difficult to foresee that the result
in Alabama will differ materially from certain pro-
misses recently made in Charleston, Baltimore, and
perhaps in other Eastern cities
Montgomery Mail.
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cnllps naAsxtEr FaDsD. --sos the advertise.
fasHs y sasshaf aplansa.
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4 BRAvR Nus. During the recent fighting in
Catsnia, Sicily, one Of the nuns shot nom her
window numbers of the Royal troops. She fired
with the precision Of an Alpine hnntsman, never
missing The Colonel ordered his men to fire in
pIatoons repeatedly against the windows, but in
vain The herains remained unscatled, and still
kept firing away, killing her man with every shot
ARHIrAI. oY CHARLorrE GUsHMAS. - Among the
arrivals BY s Persia last week was Miss Charlotte
Cushinsn, The kdsedienne, and her friend, Miss
Stahbins, the sculptor, sister of H.G. stebbins,
Esq, Of New Fork a fine bust Of Miss Cushman,
ma Two ststpatsea, ordered BY Mi. Hecksher, Of
this city executed at Rome last year by Miss Steb-
bins, will probably be exhibited here shortly. The
orsaar il said 70 be the finest likeness Of Miss Cush-
man that hiss IS vet been executed
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IL, 1850.
AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

Aolstaeucsy sis ell u ips o'clock n pnbofs Miss
STABLES sae sadale and harness horses mich cows. open
tnd top basgics, etc.
III Rsss Il a. sel 1t II ocior III e ~ Charles ESchauge
yaluabas lot Of gsoEaa n The Fee1th District
krParuias rrder sHsr'eR Beads 9Th page
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NJ AR RTE d:

On Wednesday, The lth inst by the Rev W Isacotk
his re&i1ence Mr. H. VI. CARNEY to Miss BELL VIRGINIA,
yeuges daughter Of the late A. j. Roey Marks EST, Of this