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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

ms humble opinion, there is nol to-day, man
the South--the mest extreme southern rizbts are
eating, dlaunian, secess0nis in the South yea sir
10 Seaih Carslina herself--hat IL you vii satisfy
him that he can remain ia the Bnion ID peace, Sc
cured IN 81 the Fights guaranteed by The o0nsttu
tiou-that would not shed his last drop Of blood in
defence Of that Union. Then sir, whilst do
not 20 TO the extteme Of some men ID ihe South ard
whilst | cannot fully approve measures, actions
and sentiments thst regard as extreme. I for one
will never voefor soy proposition coVerty or opea
u dehOuncing, thruthiRg at, alternating ourselves
from rne9 as true 10 the institutions Of The South
as true and loyal TO constitutional Unioa-as true
patriosas true "a the best Interest Of the country
/ as any men IN The Oaion. In the struggle Row GO
ing on for the presiding officer ia the organising Of
The House Of Representatives, these very men are
cooperating with the true Union men Of the ooun-
tFy--that uoion party who are eEdsagorsug 70 man-
tain constitutional UnOn, as handed down to as
by Cur noble snd patriotic sires Sir, hear good
deal said sboa. the preservation Of the Union; high
eulogies passed upon The Union. with sWee. and
honied words; but Mr.. Speaker, want TO know
what sort Of U7iOu-the terms Of our Union Is il
the Abolition, Black Republican, higher law Union
Of tue Black Republican psrty with thair allies, and
atilali lnsl Then sir, l am q disunioDist Is it the
Union Of the constitution? Then, sir I an ready
to stand By it. and maintain il to the last eztremi
ty. Sir, firmly believe that # instead Of seeking
division amongst those who really the friends
Of constitutional Uniln--instead CT alieuati0g
from Us those who are as true such Union Is
Jurselyes-instead Ct attempting to bring into dis
repute bose whose only wrong, IL that they hsyl
been irrilated and goaded to extremes, perhaps
. some ca-es, to take extreme measures, il
: q right cause. perhaps have been hasty il
despsiring Of securing the rights guaranteed
by she constitution; Il, ioslead Of this, al tEu'
friends of a constitutional Unou Wouid unite on'
msn-W0uld present one s9id 'front.' plant them
selves uroc the constitution, and upon chat fight
gloriousy for the Unon, they would exercise poN
er aud influence that would scatter the Wild cohorI
! Of Black Republican fsnatcisu 10 the four Winds
the Union would be preserved and the guarantees
y OF the constitution maintained, aud peace again
restored to our distracted country. Then, sir.
: hope the resolution Of the Senator from Franklin
; will pass Hithout amendmeni--that It will pass a
once-that IL viii pass both Houses unanimously
Il does seem to there lie nothing in The resolu
lion that should cause any Senator, OF any party il
Tennessee, to vote against it, and l repeat that
do hope it will pass unanimously.
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Auction, storage Ware Rooms,
o. goaH,rc1 1S-rFfrrrr


YHR sasers ere prepared to receive an kinds Goods
ware and Merchandise, either special Storage or loI
uhic or PriVGtislIe. p. F-silfELpS 3 CO.,
feel3 0pruf te ssrs-ee rIalsl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

ADvERrs NG.-D Disseminating 10 advertise, says
the Philadelphia Ba7siH. Is Ike taking down ones
own sign. Il is sort Of intimation of retirement
from business and the public treat it as such. Or
they may regard it as evidence that something has
gone wrong. which requires privacy for myesuga-
zion. Whatever construction may be put upon 1t,
the result is disastrous Now we advise all our rea-
ders who may have fallen into the common error OF
the "a OF their holes to put up their
signs once more and 20 advertise in as many papers
as they did IN the best times. While business ere
ares advertising. It is equally true that advertising
creates business. 1t creates talk and stir in BUSH
ness ,circles and reminds people that they have
right TO be leading drones' lives even though the
times be dull. And even in the worst of times ad-
vertisng always pays we'll and the more Of it there
Is me greater win be the circulation Of money, and
the sooner win be restored condition Of pros
perity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

TFyHE cnnrenisn. House, No. 90 North Vine a.
street. Capitol HID contains eight rnoms,
kitchen and tao sesTants Rooms. Z j. situated lSff5
the city.
Inauirs Of VA. EICHEAUM.
fan5-3ta North Vina Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

Miss DIX. whose charitable deeds have madc her
name household vJrl throughout the Unisp, 2r-
rived IN this ciIy yesterday Size is receiving the
hospitality Of Dr. CHEATEAN. at the Asylum. She
wil-remain in the city and its vicinity for few
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

ErEcrrlgE AFP0NTsENT.-tioy. HARRIS has APP
goin;ed Csc DIXON. Esq. to fill the vacancy the
beech OF the Common Law and Chancery Court Of
Meauhis occasloncd by the resignation Of JoHN p.
C,Rr-IDT>. The-Memphis -lyaldncle. noticing that
appointment justly remarks that the appointment
IS a most excellent one-such one, we are salts
fed as wiz give the nest general satisfaction TO
the bar and the citizens within the jurisdistion Of
lhe court: for as an able and accomplished lawyer,
and IN amiabe. courteous and dignifed gentleman
qualities absolute " essential to efficiency and sue
cess upon tle bcneh-8Ir Droy has but few equals
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

yuVaE fine s.sansr JANIS JOHNSON,
Jzsss JoHssus, Master VIII leave for ihe above
a1d an intermediate ports on TO sSDAY, the lothz
inst o'clock n. For freigt esge apply o. hoarl
or to A. 6ANTLI0N.
ian5 h n. HARRISON, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

Esshyuis,Tan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

FFyHE steamer SCOTLAND, Cipt. CoucI. viii
leave for the above and al iuteraediats 49,
p6ris On SATURDAY, the IN inst. at 4 O'clock iz
r. Do. Fer freight OF passage appiy on board or .
A. HAMILTON,
isu5 "a HARRISON, Aeents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

FFYHE ofes e hs Nss1vs cas- Iirdi Cour1ny hss 80,
rsrtste Co No. % orth CHERRY Street. ne. ~ Po.f6
lan3-lE JAlES p. aaHDhfCk, 5ec'f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

By Mr. STANTON: No. 200--lo require Clerks
to hold moneys collected from suitors until called
on for the same By the persons entitled thereto,
b. Mr.. STANTON: No. 2O7-TO charter the
South Nashville Gas Light Company; Passed first
BY ar. BOYD: No. 2Os-To enforce The SOllse-
ton Of road fnei Pessed frat reading
INvrrArIoN TO VISIT LoUIsyILLE-
A message vas received from the Governor, by
the heads Of the Secretary Of State transmitting
the following invitation
Mayors OFFicE,
LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec %. 1859. I
To His Exeellsney. lsHAM G. HARRIs, Governor Of
the Stale Of Tsnnessee;
Dear sir: The citizens sud General Council Of
the city Of Louisville havs dspatsd Us 10 invite
vonr Exoellenoy. and through yOu the Legislature
Of Tennessee and officers representing the various
departments Of youT State government, to be pres
emf at a Union Festival t. be giVOn by them 10 hon
/ or Of your great State ct such tire as may best
suit The convenience Of your Legislature, say about
or near the 18th OF January, 1860.
! HIS Exeelleuey the Governor Of Kentucky, the
members Of our State Legislature ami al the rep
resent lives Of the different departments Of our
state, will meet you On this occasion atthis place
Thetwo States are bound together By lore for
each ether, and b. common lose for the UniOn.
They have recently been linked together and brought
4 mo daily oommuuian by the completion Of the
LJulbtlll6 anu -eaaeftio Ase-ll
enterprise Of the citizens The citizens Of Louis
vile anxious to strengthen these ties, and perpetu-
ate thst harmony which now happily prevails,
hope soon to witness the two governments miEglinR
together st ore festive board. We, therefore, re-
quest your Exceleuoy to communicate with the Leg
slature Of your stats, aud advise US at your ear
liest convenience Of their action.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
have rendered special train Of cars to be at yoor
disposal for coming snd returning. The hospitali-
ties Of the city are rendered during yonr stay IL
our midst.
We have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servants,
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Java Coffee.

DRIaE GID gAVAss laEs, lot for r.ls AZ Bo.,as
ana New 0Tleans prices
ferfl 4 an
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

Mr. HEBB offered resolution submitting to the
popular vote at the March election, whether the
State Bank and Branches shall 90 into lqucatiOn
or no.
The resolution lies on the table for one day under
the rule
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07
FOR HTEmPHIs AND NEW ORLEANS

The Bolrd o. Directors this dag declared dividend Of
FIvE DOLLARS per share payable the soekhosr on ds
mand. J. CORRRY. Cashier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07
1860.
Fresh Gard en- Seed

Bue Grass Timothy, Clover, Herds Grass, 3et, and All GA
er kinds Of Rield Seed on hand during the sensoa
Country Merchants supplied with Ga-isn seed ComuoHs
ianO-a Rams, BROWN & CO
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FRIDAY, Jan. 8, 1860.
The SPEAKER called the House to order At 9
o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

W. Il. HERRr q CO..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

W. p. BERRY & CO..
PM. a.r.-.-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06
The ELECTORAL .CoIIege.

The Electoral College of Tennessee. in pur-
suance of law, assembled yesterday. in the
Federal Court room, at the Capitol Hon,
Bale PEYToS was called TO the Chair, where
upon the College proceeded to vote for Pres
ident, giving JOIN BELL twelve votes The
same vote was then cast for EDwAED EVER
EFT for Vice President. Subsequently JAEEs
z. HOOP, Esq, Of Chattanooga, was unani-
mously appointed Messenger to carry the
vote to Washington. Thus endeth the chap
ter. Tennessee's vote is recorded for the
noble chiefs BELL and EVERETT, and for the
'fCOSsTITUTIoS, THE UNION, AND TIE ENFORCE
NEST OF THE LAWS" Whatever may be said
of other States she has done her duty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06

o0motire of Saturday says:-'Never before
have there been as many Iaborers thrown out
of employment in Atlanta, as at this time.
Most ofthe carpenters are idle, (the improve
ments having all been disconlinued) and
many of them have large families depending
upon them for bread, and they can get no
work There is indeed great deal of suf-
fering among the laboring classes in our
midst, and we think something should be
done for them; such as working the streets
or some thing of the kind, in order that they
may make little money to buy bread for
their families"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06

~ The HoplzinsvilIe Press says that, Sc
far as it has any knowledge, Mr.. John IL Ba-
ker, of BurnsyiIIe, Caldwell county, Is the
tallest man in Kentucky. He was in Hop
kinsville on Thursday last, and subscribed
for the Prs<s. He stands seven feet eight IN
ehes in his boots. weighs 240 pounds, and IS
% years old. He was born and raised 10
Caldwell county, aud has never been hui
dred miles from his home. On the street he
looked taller than he really is, for common
sized men standing around him looked ike
bows.
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sChancerg Sale of Valuable Iron
as :. Hzi a9i Property. a8 ss.aas'


.sESJf pnrspancsa OF decree OF the Chen
,krsr " Court Charlotte, rendered the September
Tar 1860, IAF ON 40E De the 1oth day o December
next expose public sale TO the highest bidder, on
the prem rAlaabie H Forge together with all
the Axteres thereto belonging situated in Dickson
ecsitsi Y - zenn., and knssTn as the HENRY CLAY
FoffE AT the same will sell about $500 acres
of Land attached the Forge, portion OF wiIiehes
Cumberland River. said Lands viii be divided and
sold ia tracts Of ooGvenieRf size 81
TzKxs---Ihe above described property VII be sold
without the OF redemption: on credit OF 40
Is anG24 months win Interest from date. Bond and
good security viii be required and lien retained on
the land until the purchase money IL paid.
A Plat Of the above described Lands viii be shown
on the day OF sale. G COLLIER, L N
2O-rd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06

SECRETARY CoBB-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer tele-
graphs that the Secretary of the Treasury,
Mr. COBB, has resigned. Poor fellow, his
financial management has SO euconpassed
him with difficulties, bis only way to get ont
ofwas to run of and leave them. Let him GO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06
alONstatyle'S sale.

DY virtue of two executions to directed and de-
= nvered from the Hon. Thos B. Page, Justice of
the Peace OF Davidson county, Tennessee, the eth
OF Nov 1860, will expose to public sale TO the gh
est bidder for cash, at the court house yard IN the
Der 1890 all the right TIT E. claim interest and estate
which ThOs. c. Martin then had may have since
qaire in and TO the following described Negro Boy,
named Niles, being levied the property of Thos.
c. Martini TO satisfy two judgments rendered in favor
of,James W. Wright and one IN favor of Sam. s.
Wright against Thos. c. Martin. it s 20 ~ ii-
dec5-.,dS- .-I- az !. WIJIJAMCRFFJ q n @ -.,.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.
Constahie's Sale.

RY virtue of nine judgments to directed and de-
l. livered from the Hon ThOs. b. Page, Justice of
Peace of Davidson county, Tennessee, the Both
OF Nov 1860 Will expose to public sale 10 the high
est bidder for cash. at the court house yard Ia the
ceInber 1860 ali the right tite claim interest and
estate. which Thos \. Northern then had or may
have since acquired in and TO the following described
Negroes, to.wit Spencer and Wilson, being levied on
as the property of Thos. Northern to satisfy two
judgments rendered in favor of Lewis Wright, one In
of Ira GbsOn, ono in favor of H. A. Beard, two
favor of A. G. Rodgers favor of W. W. Seay
and in favor of Levi Holloway, against Thos. Y.
Northern. ..f.-.s WILLIAM CREE14, c. d. c. e.
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Nashville 81 Decatur Railroad.
Georgia Western Railroad:
zS sss5a =. ~ !, =. = essssse. 1- 4
49, go 80 ESsssz o.

si,...l,- OFFICE GEORGIA WEsTEEx RAIIRoAD Co
.. .-siiaa .i ,,a Atlantis Nov 17ths 1s6o.- E..
At meeting of:the Board OF Directors, held tbs
"A day, il . sss,.s
Resolved, That taking into consideration the threat
ening aspect Of political affairs, aud the consequent
stringency IN the money market the Board Of Direc-
tors deem II prudent TO postpone the proposed letting
OF contracts ON the Georgia Western Raslroast uns
March or April next, of which duo notice wifss be
gwen. .tft.t tft ts=s stfEFf
HesoIcsd That instalrent OF one dollar per are
be called IN, payable the FIRST day ofecembeF nexl
at the Office of the Company in sA1lsni5 iIss e6
and place. ssss4s'ta ....s
Resolved, That the Cef Engineer be instructed to
continue in service the corps of Assistant Engineers in
order 20 prepare the whole work for letting between
Atlanta and the Western terminus. W, r. oRME,
nov24-tf ss.asf 4Rt< sSecretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06
CONCERTS AND LECTUREs,

DROF. ERNI, OF shelby Medical Coilrge, Professors
i Henry Weber and Becker ,a11 Ianannber of Am
steQr.Singers will give four ConeeEts with Lectures
on Chemistry, the latter, by Prof EFni- she first
CocfEt TO I4ke place st4he OddFeliows Hall on Fri
day next, DeeemEer 7th, 1850, at = ocloca, p 81
These oncerts are for. the benefit Of the German
Evanseca E1thsfaR Con gesation q this city. Ploe
Of Ticket ff four Concerts 81 So For one Concert
only so Tickets for sale at the Music and Book
Stores, dec5-tf
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sell1 Agltetttsements.
Ohancery Court at Nashville.

John Thompson IS, C. ". Hy de and jeremiah Clark.
A the oGce, Of the Clerk aud Master of the Chan
"A cery Court nj Ksslrs ae On the1s day Of Dees-
ber 1860, motion Of complainant by counsel in the
above aqsei apd it aPeaHg to the sssaetion Of the
Clerk and Master, that the said defendant Jeren iah
CEs Ia non resideseef The state OF TenesS5ee and
Therefore the ordinary process of this court can
not deserved upon him. il Is therefore ordered bytIe
GeTS and Master that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Nashville Patriot news
paDJr published IN the city Of Nashville requiring the
said defendant 10 appear at the next term of Chan
Gerry Court to be holden for the county Of Davidson
81 hecourt hOuse thereof m the city of Nashville on
the first Monday ia May next and answer said bill or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO him and set
down FOR herring ex parte. j e. GLEAyES
dec6-Y4t Pts Zee .-a,..s Clerk apd Master:
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Sherif,s Sale.

Wy virtue of Vend. Ex to directed and deliver
y ed from the Honorable Chancery Court of David
county, Tennessee, at its November Term, 1850,
will expose public SALE to the highest bidder, Tor
cash t the cohrt house yard in thecity Of Nashv e,
Thursday, the 81 It'll uay Of December, 1850, all the
right title claim interest and estate which James II.
Charlton then bad may have since acquired ia and
the following deserted Negroes viz Aaron, Charley
Agge and Sae, also four work Mules, being levied on
the property OF James ID. Charlton, TO satisfy a
jud gment rendered in favor of Jno E Gleaves, c.
NJ against DANES II. Charlton. zzg1 Il zrf7T {.
81 a1i5. asa as J.. K, EpMUNDSoN, Sheriff.. ~
ee5-tdsasl,.5Us3 ! By A. CREEl, Deputy sheriff.
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EAR Went.
Wanted.
Chaneery Sale.
a P. Grinstead Admir-. &c. VS.. Nancy Caldwell, ant
others.
GEORGE CALDWELL LAND AND SLAVES,

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1860, in the above
named cause will sell the highest bidders the
premises, Thursday, the ga December, 1860, The
Lands of which the late George Caldwell died seized
son eounty-and the following slaves, to wit: Hubbard,
aged 65 years; Carssa (50) Allen (5O) Henry (3o)
Emanuel CD, Mary (25) TopP (23), Andy Os), Jane
TERss-The Land will be sold on and years
credit, without interest," good personal security re-
quiTed and lien TO be retained. The Slaves on II
months credit without interest and for these, notes
Of purchasers, with two good securities, will be re-
CURED at close of sale. J. E. GLEAVES, c. NJ
dec5-tds
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CIfT BEyIf MoHGY WANTTD!

take ot-s '-r the city BANK or Sts8-
-, an on ali sosyent Georgia, South Carroll
~ tI -. b9SAs aud stationery, + HAGAN & co
- g So - - a College Street
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I kps-The 5rrs.poadsN Of IS Gin
s. s.hna4 ssssrsr. - on wIIng-
a 45ardoh iettcr, writer says of the appear
ance of the Prince Of Wales on his landing at

His Royal Highness looks LrowDer. satter.
sstc.er, than when be Quilted England He
cooked his hat ou one side, IN the most jaunty
style. on bis landing. and he looked and
sinilsd avolumesN at The pretty girls on the
platform, arranged tor Welcome him Just as
though be had been sevefely- practising that
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06
Historical society of tennessee.

Historical Society of tennessee.
AT the October meeting of this. Society,
contributions were announced from the fol
lowis il b@goas. toswit: "a lEH
Sir Dhn Gualtsisy. Belgian silver Coin,
of 1893. equal to q . cept PIECE.
James Key, Esq, Difference, Ala. a copy
of the Journal Of The House of Delegates of
Virginia, begun and holden asithe Capitol,
ia the city of Williamsburg, 18th October,
1776, to Dec. 2lst, 1776. Also. the acts
pisssed lat Itia fsane sessies. & a veyssdi&ble
donation.
Prof. a. Kocsiss, a Hungarian weekly
ngYspnpeF of. tEeFs pages, Priqgted st Il B 3;
Mr. John Meigs, number of mineralogi-
cal specimens found in tIfe Vicinity Of Nash
vile. ,,s.isss..s !, E..ss.l -
Mr.. D.. chip from the centre OF black
locust tree, near Nashville. in which is en-
beded stone, found accidentally by a ne
gro man, in cutting down the tree. Tht'tree
was at least fifty years Old. ,.,.......
W-P., presented beautiful crystalization
OF QUARTS, from vacancy formerly occu-
pied by the stem of an orth6eeras,i on the
line of the N d n. " Rail Road Also, a
rare fossil spell. -. I.i.-.s sssaisj.4 Z 81
A friend presented copies of the 'Nash-
vile whig.n from Oct. Is, 1914, to June IL,
1916. Printed ANA published by M e o
Norvell. 49, .=.....,-..
Henry Eiehbaum. an unusaal'shsped'i fiiHt
spear head, = Indian.l a=
Mrs. Mary W. B. Hicks, Of Woooodlawn,
Rankin county, Miss pfesgnted'a Genealog-
zeal and Chronoiogeaf eEarth of the Royal
families of England and Scotland, With some
of the principal events occurring during
their.reigns; fgonjthe Earliest TO the present
fine! 3Ofy 5iiddhtsh B4sig1kd ana e3l
euted by Mrs. II. W. B. Hicks. and Iitho-
graphed in collars by Rsssnn d Simon, n. o,
1860. Accompanied by Book OF Sc pages,
containing suitable questions relating to. and
expiaining Che ehsst lists CHARTS avs zig
President of the Historical Society, sis pre-
pared by laa saAs Of gsqusgsti9qaaRle learning
and literary TASTE" and we are proud to add
that she is native of Tennessee.
TbsR H:BfofkYfy, %iE8a7ipf, fpfes
sented two copies of the Nashville Republi-
can, of 1887.
Mr.. Thomas Sloan, . rural poem, entitled
the Farmers Boy" by Robt Bloomfield.
1903. 81"
Mr.. George F. Brigham, piece of the IA
NOUS slndsPen9epee BellqaE RRHsael phiaTs Z
Hon. Mrs. James X. Polk contributed an
= -
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MONEY.

DII4S on the Banks Of virginia. Kentucky. North
Land South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama viii hs
taken oy Us IS usual. TRABVE LUCAS.
noS1t-H.sl Sd siA sss.sis; 50 .s-asBa.s
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For Sale or Rent.

- ligioly situated Family Rssidencs. M 40
Gay gay Street between me and Spruce having az
Wen IA Red ana IN COED repair with BAH a,,l
s zfsS all other necessary OCT houses Is for
e On reasonable terms, for rent for tn. sssuins,
a., IVI terms, &c, apply Is W, D. Robertson $50
= @-S--- = - r: L. CRESSffAWe
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erfereass Nth businesses - c,ex4~l
Sirioi0rsszaf a. orss4ssta 4teeeEectla2 e.red IN
a ieFyaas s. W. an eaeza Tea haA azsez. 10 Rsi,
wlaece SSlkstnEe sxisFs haalth saupet. ha s2tyex
Perhaps no disease caessss p3Es nzshief and Nader
miRes lle enassitagieslsp much 5000
Syphi viii ali the diseases of tia ro-r ias
Of sestsrt es[ pad trss<ns-9 s1rrtcally
cured ~ % Sasy& 49, W ~
fselft6 ssifs ssd - abe <ssseeeaz<s arssl
outAuf 7ts eF>srsf ffznzny By the Gezcttrj
habits Of inconsiderase youths, and zul-
the constitut arE De suhjec. unit for
business or society, and causing prenatnre cid age
p.fksx<s eszt4s HpeE 3lz zl<<h. k131 ~
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