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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Valuable Town Lots
COU NJ RX Ian D =
a..,t.- .ss For sale.

So. n All Offering ressenaDIes terms the
following property: 66 handsome Baildin
n the 7tll and SIN wards CT Nashville. -.--
Houses and Lots of varioas dimensions,
Iarg- b. small comfortable resi.en;es al prices,
iaa In the city. Effs
ON. uouble three story Business House ON Broad
street occupied present BY Hardcaste Co.
one Tract of about 22ls acres, three miles
the Nashville and Chattsl R,ilIOa frame
and Weff-parfo the Lucus or CruIchtr I, good
soil. - - . % =. - SO IN = ga
@ One Tract of abont 81 acft ,on the hpuFeesbors'
rurppke road al junction with the stones River
Tur half mile adjacent TO ". T. Lee
and 3thers-my Brick yar' property.
Oae Tract OF about 80 IS, eight miles out,
the Nurfreesisoro' Turnpike GOOD improvements,
good aud timber. :
One Tract about 50 acres on the FrahSln Col
leeeand Stone Turnpike, miles out--3o acres
~ elefreu balance good TIMBER and well watered
One Tract Of about l26 acres. adJacenl 10 same on
the last frouts ssfd Turnpike over 2SO poles
,----- nearIy all good timber and soil good.
- one rlact about 80 ses, ten miles out, near
Stnii,s -sprlBgs mile -nd a BAH No "a oil tine
Turnpike ,tnosty wei thnbe red about
40 acres ceared-aIld seysra other lots ana tract
OF Ina IN asbsiIe aud sjcsnity. - -
For further paTtic eaf ON NANCE i ooDwAED,
% = Young Negroes prices wnfl be take in
ss.as4im - Inn 6aa J6sfEs NJ. MUREII-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
AANDs AND AOYS.

IkT offer for sale easy terms to purchasers the
w following Real Estate, viz: 80 flft
Lots Nos IL and 13 on Pearl Street; 81 and IS on
Washington street, each in L. III. Laners Addition to
Nashville, llt y =i f4a .-i ttl -iiA -st
Lots Nos 6, 1884, 1856 and 10 feet of 1856, in Ewings
Addition to Nashville-all unimproved. 81 6sa
Lots Nos. 5, Sand on High street, in the Plan of
the Wilson Spring property On each of these lots is
neat Brick House, all new and occupied by good
tenants. Also, 46H acres of Land the Turnpike
road leading to Paradise Hill about four miles from
the city, adjoining the lands of Sam Cayce, W. B.
ewing and Others, and known as the MADDOX place.
1t will make a due market garden Call at once and
get bargains. sAg HoBS0N K WHELESS.
have on the market the splendid residence Owes
ley Nheess, with So acres of Land, which has been
heretofore advertised and more defteiy described
expect TO put on the market the ensuing Fall (of
new addition TO Edgefeid.1 sfi N. HOBS0N.
aup1-2un --.-- D.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Ii the Grave Could Speak
Express TO CiarksViIIe.

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
nounce thatthey are now running MESSENGERS
through to Clarksville, Via. E. & K. and NJ. c. l.
Rail cars and prepared to forward tn that place
and ndinterveningponts with promptness and dispatch
all goods usually sent by express. They will also
forward to all places on stage routes, connecting
with he above Railroads. Bills notes. drafts, etc
collected and prompt return made.
80 0ilce No. 13 Public square. s.
feb17-u A K. HOLT superintendent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Ladies' asonn = ksoxcs.

49, Ius received lar &C assor n,ent Of Ladies' BON
Z. 1' ssss $ %isP'l @ a. sas
- : tunezS-a - AZ CoIegeFsreet
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Sunday School Celebrations.
Flags! FIags!! FIags!!!

NOTHING adds so much to the appearance of a
In Procession of Sunday School Child ven asa Flag
IuLne hand of every little boy and gir.. LUCK is
now prepared to furnish them in any quantity at ~
College street. up stairs over Shields Auction Ro M
may1-t - -.'- .-t----f i-'- +-e ea t'' pa s4-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
No Time to Wait for the Doctor !

BOUT these times all children will eat green fruit.
Il Al any moment or day or night, they are liable
to be attacked by Cholera Nor bus, iysentery Di
rrhpa. NO time then TO send for tha doctor. The
Grsefenberg Dysentery Syrup instantly relieves al
su ;h cases No family ought to be without il in the
house. Its promptness has saved thousands q vaIu-
sble lives in Tennessee in the past few years. Only
SO cents a b5ttie-enough FIR whole family for
whole season. fresh lot Just received f.s,zss
mayl5-H MACKENZIE Il MINCHIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Extra Family EIsnr

4S n BARRELS Extra Family Flour, ,nanufsctur-
leu cd from choice White Wheat 10 arrive TO-
day, aud fer ssis sy 1zls -lzzts ..sa.S. :. - p.
marlb-tfe. - MIZEtL, HOOPER q co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
ARKANSAS PLANTATION
ss- FOR SALE

ON THURSDAY, THE nth DAY OF ocToBA
next AT NJ Olson county seat OF St- ffahciS
County, Arkansas, will sel at public auction, my
Farm lying seven miles Northwest or MADISON antA
i've miles from the line II the Memphis ana Little
Rock .lr,sld stu tied in Te leo Crcek Bottom, anu
entirely free IRON overfsw. The Tract consists OF
ONE THOUSAND AND FIE1Y SEVEN ACRES OF rich
caltivabe land with All apperfenanees necessary 10
Colt "a Farm, is continuity well watered and
cleared IN Liberal proportion.
TERAS:-In three equal payments: The first to be
mat Ia city acceptance in Mem phis the 1st OF
Jan airy, 1861 the with mortgage security
upon the land 10 be made successivel in two
years the eafter. arT
Information 70 other particulars may be had by
examination of the pre1 ises by addressing me at
Green Hilt, Wilson County Tennessee. -
At the same tine and place, viii sell on three
mouths tune, my farming stock, utensrs corn, tod
der Se. &c = 80 - A. 4. GOODI-UE- 3
"a aaa1gss-dswkwun sep1s = Ss.sf : - =. - S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
For Rent or Lease.

WILL rent or lease my place near tho Aurffees.
boro Pike two miles from the city for the present
year, or with the privilege of five years. There n
. convenient Brick Dwelling with Kitchen aud good
Stables, aud splendid well of excellent wsfer.
There Twelve Of superior land suitable tor
raislng All kinds OF marketins - 80. -
ssba2-a -s<...s.-. ..x1si1 kLous ISU1b
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
relegraph Chalybeare springs.
J brought four hundred feet in ten seconds
w. DUNN.

This water brought four hundred feet seconds
w. DUNN,
Takes pleasure in Informing the public that he :
i ready to wait on alf-xhO may favor him
with esli. --.H
TINS Spring Il situated on the east side uf CunbeT
IsnG the end of the wire bridge Families,
from - SO: One Person. 81; by tie drink,
Payment IN advance
Carbonate of Iron, bOnate OF Lime, Saipnate
Magnesla, sapbate Of Lane, IurIaIe Of Maguesia,
MuTiate OF Soda. a--az
The specific gravity OF the fresh
I.Ol2Z2s-eisIilIeu water heing takea i standard
under stan that the wsAer has already been ben
edcfai TO iIlvafidsL 1t Sili be Beneficial
greater degree when taken fresh from the Spring
should pronounce II stimuant and tonic. and adapt
Ell consequently, TO cases OF debility accompanied
with anOmic cuDditiC OF the systenl and Contra
Indicated in plethoric and inftmatory siales..
q = tIcHAfsD q. CUtREI.
There is no doubt that the Spring kept By Mr.. W
DuSS the eastern end Of the Suspension Bridge L
good ChaIS bes,te water, and that It IS adapted TO
many diseases Of debility. b W Hall, u ,, Il
Thompsn NJ JDsd " HffESEaa airy, IL D. II. g. k Mariin
ND. .sr.s fr+-EaEsE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. I'll. OSCOE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Nashville, Tenn.
tHTE are prepared to execute orders for Drugs
w and Medicines and all articles pertain
Kingston Springs,

hEhSStch - ti AAaSSS
ISnO open or the res option Of visitors Tn and
amer 1c-sday the 3t day o. July Ir. JEss
PARRISH xiII accUInln dali ULnnIbE saVng
the Ssxanee HIuss ever, Tuesday, thdrs Iay anu
Saturday O'Clock A "a arriving al the Sp ring
to dinner-iaTe TWO dollars thce aId register al
Sew anee HJUse- The me -ical. qualities OF taese
Springs ~el known. For uS spepsia, disetses OF
the liver, and TOT complaints incident females,
they are unsurpassed. There are five sulphur
springs OF different qualities besides free Stone
newly disc jyered ClzIy betIe. - - .--
Terms--'er Day --..-..-.--....Sl so
" eek----- 3 90
= aOhtn-- .oU 70
horse per Seek------ --.----- . % e.
EChIldre and servants half price.
WA. L YEATMAN,
sa Z kRtIDEK, T
Supsrin enueHts.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
House-Keepers. Attention.

TT1HE attention of the readers of the Patriot the
i Ladies' more especially, is requested by Messrs
MACKENZIE 4 MINCKIN, to the excellent Refriger
ators and cheap Fruit Jars with which they now
supplying citizens. Tempests' Fruit Jars are ad
mirabiy adapted for putting up au kinds of Fruits
and Berries They are durable, simple and cheap,
aud the demand for them is great that already
nearly three hundred dozen have been sold.
li n aY2-t -ii -.Ha .fHa +-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Prince Imperial Champagne.
FROM EpppNAV
fRoA # EPERNAY,
,, ,.,,.. - FRANC. .'
Sold by all respectable Dealers throughou
the Country.

THIS fine brand Of ChamIlae which until th
l. psstyear was confined exclusively to the best te
bles of the Continent of Europe, has now obtaine
The most unbounded success and popularity in th
country. 1t is Recommended by some Of the frs
Physicians Of the city of New York, over all 9th
wines, on account Of its extreme purity and delic
cy, and those wso once try 1t rarely use any 9th
brand. Although only one year has elapsed sin
It's introduction into this country, the demand
nOrmous, and constantly Increasing. Our arrang
ments are such 10 ensure the quality OF the Win
being maintained at its present high standard. Th
Prince Imperial is imported solely By US, We beia
the sole Agents of Messrs De vRSoGE Co., in thI {
country. E.Y. HAUGHwoUT CO.
Nos. 4SS, 40 and 492 Broadway, New York
Sold liz Nashville by NJ. Z. F. CHEATHAM
Corner of Church and College SITS
mar9-3md
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Hungarian Grass Seed.

JUST received, aud for sale at a low figure 500
u bushels superior Hungarian Grass Seed. This
seed has ben selected with great care, and rais
ed the Northern portion of Missour-is Tree fr rom
dirt aud all I'D Dnurities. ... t.t 60.
aprII-If s9g MIZELL, HOOPER 4 Gu.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
PART Err S HIP
ROBERT MOORE AAifhEN AADh-
ROBERT MOORE s. CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 40 Walnut street,

ClNClNNAlI, OdiO,
Purchase and SELL exclusively commission, Flour
Bacon Cheese Batter, Seeds, Oils, Dried Fruit, Can
dies Soap COrage, BroOs, Buckets, Tubs and aTti-
cles of Domestic Manufacture and PRODUCE generally
julyIS-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
AVNAHEst! AUNlBEN,
JOHN GRAHAM,

. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Has hand and for SALE low for cash 250G 600 feet
White Pine Lumber of the best quality west of the
Allegheny mountains one Square from Depot, Louis
vile, KY. augl6-dlaWlm*
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Fireworks |! Fireworks !!
FLAGS AND TORCHES!

T0HS LUCK, 45 Union street has the best as
u sortmcnt m Nashville OF everything In the above
line, which will be sold, wholesale and retail low
good ARTICLE can be bought anywhere. The Torches
for political professions aug14-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

r Tenpest's Stone Jars
must supsreeds an othsrs. - ,,,c..a,
, 1860-06-19

mltted Seven Years Ago.
= The New Orleans Be describes, ut great length.
the circumstances attending the arrest Of Fal.
leoF Vallot, iu that city, few days since, for q
murder committed in 1883. Among 1ee many
wealthy families engaged in rearing and dealing
IN cattle in the Attakapas District. Lafayette
Parish, those Of Val1ot and Ditrez held proui-
nent place, and Tor long time had been e1-
tremely hostile to each other. On the 18th Of
july, 1858, Scsthene Dit1ez, young man Of
twenty, having found in one Of the Vallots, Q
boy Of Sixteen; a successful riral for the band
leot, who was five years older than his brother,
hearing of the insult that bad been offered him,
on meeting him 10 cotfe house, at oncs knock
ed him down with cane. The blow proved
instantaneonsly fatal, whereupon the tnvolun.
tary assassin, for be had mt intended to kill his
victim, fed 10 Cuba He Was toon followed
thither ~ his young wife. aud procured a res
popular with all classes. and having become
intimate with young Spanish noblemau, WIS
presented BY him With q magnificent. cane,
which eventually prored the means Of his de.
lection.
In 1883 be returned to the United States, but,
from the time that he landed, be seems to hare
laborcd under continual apprehension. On
bis arriving Ut New Orleans be did not venture
to stop at any respectable hotel, aud took up
his abode-haying changed his naue-at low
drinking saloon. kept BY Gascon named Jean
Marie, where be was visited BY hia friends.
Soon after he left the city and vent to q farm
near Brockhsven, Miss.,. where he obtained
board for himself and wife He frequently,
however, made Tisits to new Orleans, and was
foviish enough 10 gamble at the house Of Marie,
and to make him q confident Of his crime. On
. certain occasion he lost $500 at cards, for 3
portion Of which lie left his caue with his host
as security. When be came to settle his debt
and claim his stick, the man refused to give it
up. aud Vallot was obliged to call in the aid Of
officers. Marie, in revenge, gave information
to the police, a fer days afier, r,and the young man
was arrested at Brookhayen aud brought to New
Orleans, where he is now in prison. He has
engaged Pierre Soule as his counsel.
, 1860-06-19
.mcDutncs, Ut.
;EE GREATEST WONDER Or
Z TEE N1NETEENTI1 CENTURY.
':.1f. WeoG's Hair Restorative.

,..ta. st 1oal., Aa., 7,a.noers,: Below pab.ish
e D. e ~ y e on 1se.
ii. :1 cn!c. such es1d-ace mutt hAye a.s effect When
s:1 tre - .ssos A. sSu1ee esse, , sss s.s9 M
e-y soss 80 r1:os: ar ,o.o
At tE c.ti frv antes s!ce 70 thr highly be1efc.<'
.e:'- va. tlI: -es sr:.re, waa!ntuc 70 make ap
;7s7. ~ rss..3 % we n,y .h,fe1z q
c.4t.ra. :nEths ttnce PROCURED hottie VI
-: M a Il s se
hAr. ,ince pso:uc mother 5tte Of which Rave usfd
,s ~ hsf - T.. III ~ loth o. he.d
t.ce s:d h:E IL. RESUMED i: natural oolor md BE-
IN ~. d 1v oSoss eooa p' x
e. n:e oi riT" 2esTs III 1sed Viii Il sssae eae
to yen Fl zst as
ssscata eltl1sa oi tts city snd resident ls5e
,cre "a .d'on'nE to.ns Ang u.e you may .astr .:
Eysen. tsnt1u1y 7ours 4. 9: AAfAoMis. M
wm,,,s HAIR .E.sT5Ks4llyE'. ntf5jfs95l 2fn. - 'sIs'
Hro!eesc= gocd-Dear SIR, Having had the nisto.snne
t1e ee; ;.ion e ny hsE trom sht eject q hs
~ ta!ns useaed III hsi! 1o~ theI I'D Fosy .ni
:; 5sB6S
usa.eses p;Es pllss 'iais't :: i TT.
es,a . &s. r. f. stnteirss q s:sst sai.
sersa1S 5+ttvae. ;" n. niE!s.
Prorsf,:, WoodDs1r Sir: HAVtn: tnade tsas Of YOU:
E. a,yss p'sssu1e ssy sa.s r. s1s re-
tou :l1'a ny childhood; aud s: also restored nA
h s III &. psase4e
''SS: ~: %SS ~ E.s.tsg ~ os: 4.
s5ft st LSSf Ns xs3 'o'a '7 go
, 1860-06-19

The experiments thus far with the camels in-
troduced 10 Texas, aud other parts Of the South,
may be said 10 be successful. Al first 1t was
supposed they could only be useful in tEaveraing
the great deserts and plains in the interior Of
the continent, where there is q deficiency Of
water. They could cross desert Of Il hundred d
miles without water and without stopping.
This of itself would be accomplishing much.
But it now appears that this useful animal has
been introduced on plantations With advantage.
having double the strength Of the mule or
horse. Whether hitched to plough or wag'
on be does equally well, md can carry on bis
back Is much grain as can conveniently be pack
ed in atwo.horse wagon. Apianter in Alabama
has written letter to the s'onraatef comnatrct,
wherein be enters into particulars as to the ad-
rautages and disadvantages Of the camel. The
animal does ell where the soil is sandy, stony
OF firm, where he can get good footing. On
vet and muddy soil be moves slowly and causl,
ous1y, even with moderate load. He is used
on plantations to draw wagons, plough, gin cot
ton and carry it 10 market, but the present high
price of the animal will prevent its general in:
PRODUCTION. The camel thriyes on the poorest
food, and being easily reared, may yet be- intro
duced more extens1vely in the Southern States
-{rorideHce journal.
, 1860-06-19

4 week OF two ago four creditors started
from Boston In the same train of cart, tor the
purpose Of attaching the property Of = certsin
debtor in Pennington, in The 6tate If Name.
lie owed each one separately. and theJ each
were suspicious Of the object Of the other, but
dared moi say word about II. so they rode,
acquaintances al, talking upon everything ex-
cent that which they had most at heart. When
they arrived It the depot at Harrington, which
was three miles from where the debtor did
business, they found nothing to put them over
the road but solity cab, toward uhieh thsy I'LL
rushed. Three got in and refused admittsnce
to the fourth, and the cab started.
The fourth ran after and got upon the out
side with the driver. He asked the driver II he
wanted to sell bis horse. He replied that he did
not want to that he Was not worth more than
$50, but he would cell him Tor that. He asked
him If he would take 800 for him t' Yes"
said be. The "fourth man" quickly paid over
tho money, took the reins and backed the cab
up to bank-sGpped it OIL from the harness,
! tipped it up so that the door could not be
| opened, Jumped upon the horses back and rode
| OF "lick-A-ty SWITCH" whila- the *tinsidersa'
were looking out Of the window feeling like
siuged cats He rode to a lawyers md got a
| writ served, and his debt secure, and got back
to the hotel Just AZ the -insidera" came up puf.
fng aud blowing. The cabuan soon bough.
back his horse for $50. The "soad' men offered
| 10 psy that sum If The fortuuate Que, who fount
property suM cent TO pay his Own debt, would
| not tell Of it in Boston. =
, 1860-06-19
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sxsns' ,hrrr rid Conrt. ii. Ch.-er~ tide rot
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srtqsnah 9" he CRIT Montay Ut August ne1 'a a"'s
VOW nat.. yon. th- .ad J. .ha e. p.:s~ md 1.n.' 4
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l.. s.mr nd tss ua',s1~ and sh"x' 'tcr+n -..s-t anil
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~ ne un:tc sn-s h.v,rs 6. t,*n ~. .1pe'n'..: A!
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ssnt1nta aad .utss''n q; :! e.im. s4.r.' ~ .,'a-
sssa: ny | Claim. st,c:, ..a sss ~ 1ta*.'. 10 ~
'e'' ''e @'''< ''' s1KAM z1lzAss:s sxac,; ;!;,
Dated April ,ssa- 100. r:Ne*.-tI-.-'x
CTATE OF ILLlN0lS, County of
! Cook, .s-auper.or ccun q ch'rszc. Jnn< Term l.
PuSre aotice b h-rrhv given 10 he -: ~ a.
that wrt Of sisaehm<ns i>su.1 on. 9TH r. s',,s
foarh DAY A. p l-s ~ y. mt of "a, :. Holden
fot ,h+ e'xh han tsa m by tv~ ad q J." COT
aa dire en T. s".rn of"os Tenn. ~h e. "a viii
hA, b.et returnrd e.eeusrd >tw. errtof~ uas-s 'o%
he sad jthp g. adams. s.i' p.r.cna''s " Ad r~as
b~forr the st SUPERIOR t'orr n hicsxo m -'er-
The hr.t day ef tbs thereof. to e hnA+tH At
the Couzt Hous+ h The civ Of Chlra1n N ilt IN.
Monday Of JUS, D. l.to x've lr~tiA. III md ps ID
TO tbs ead plAnti1's action. judgement will = entered
axairst you .ad 10 fAvnr Of tte .a! a I'll:
uanch Of The psopertv attached IS msr ~ G'trrt N
stfy The said Judgment Rah tot, viii b. act u sH1!f
The sAne- Wal ER klWFAL L, Cxrk
pcArks AoAIl1srxn ! jEwlTr, F!t r. Att'ya.
NJ Nync<71Aw
, 1860-06-19

(TATE or ILLINOIS, Cook
County ss. Superior xens. TIL 80. July r III,
D. 4N.. ttIEe. Us y. Ga'ts, ks1ntet %.ra I,
thomas ctalmstA A'eb&l4ns g. we or ant u n, ~
Fraser vs. Asxauaes TaAetss and y l!Au fhA chez
Att scrcnett
Puol, notice h~se,v etrs1 to the "a al.xs dor
is:uei oa, a II. na IT, g. lf =.
2; =: r. = Dr. y ;.ht. d, Il Jan- J. y ia u
Thomas Chalmers. A.ehel,u. 4. Wa ~~r aud D.vd K.
Fraser and 4<A'ns ihr A~x der III .teh-
eF Aad W lt.na Thatcher, far Tie q: essen at ii
md t~sn nvs doil.rA ii =: I'd 10 ,Is >h-r a. o.k
I[unty. Which sAl Hnt ha. he<a 'etaIas1t zrc"s Il.
WIN m .hAeseI 'hAu p. n b.A. ..p~~ s+ft~ he
sald superior Court ChlesAo. e%loer hs d. div
Of the term thss~ok. . be hrLen a. the set ID ne
CIT OF Ca'caxa the tra1 Mandy Of INV j.. l.ta
give sp- tal hA Ard tlr~d to The ID n nu1s act on
tude ~ will h. entered axa.eY Sou and n 1avos "a
safl n int a.. Ands mitch u pzau Il
be suta- II thA Md i4axe anu o. u ri IL
81 to sAtsfy TIE :ama
y. XlMnALL. E1t;4.
FAawu11. Sarza Tzox41, F:r3s AIy'..
, 1860-06-19

a. ah =. y s of tas et, T ch*ss' ~. ID
:na e n as5' nd ,x
tae and Eject ~ sx Prrn Lot m r.
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I'D p.ya.is H. q the e,p nun .tured ,hs
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paper printed IN the city O. Gh:o,4o t~r,ty ts% frs
eoe9yea .oa a. sd .q,' as :: ~.
anne ar-cy. her hers &a as+lt ttess u rn.t
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uetEcr Wheh mort. - rseoef ht h-e '.,s<ss
t,sr nf rnef c5nnkr lltno:s In uo,k " Of Aasfs7feA
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ot ,h- ptae.4 Al s-eurri ~ h pat b.
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and known and described fnTows :v:.t-
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lots shrs Is, ~, four Bcct nh n Lot cur
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th'y av+ 1851 in vn.hin thirty tss} ~,'h Of Ra1ss
fourteen ~ eat ~ IRE Third r nc: a Ner,>n: a*7
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ssst ofth4 thlId prrtpa Msr dan 4+t r'd
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hlf lal'A, fe-t &'aa Of hs e>'''r O!
The .s sseton. Nd Einn tso"' th- ~: un m The
nd half t:H che* thtnre rat par.1et WITH
The poh lie the aid ot,al qnri-r y eon e thu
the sald sh.r- At e Lak~ point nne hnn1r-d an
Of Tie aid fraction qnsrstF >etton; tn
parallel the Aad nasth .:n+ IN hr r~ nj texant
eoutalnnx fuu aerss f~ subject. Il .
ytsht o: WV nj The -ad tAn 70 hundred
fee, Ia with. hrreto granted or tetret, 'hA IRA
Central H>uro t.nnranv ny TIE tc"& En .tr T.
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| the EuYp. aes ia aid ttcr'x N "Lf!pn &.
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, 1860-06-19

F., B-At The Woodbury. plowing match, 4 few
days ago, Mr. John Daw told the following an
ecdote: :. Having drained q field where nothing
had ever grown before, I WAS standing near
looking ut d crop had there, when neighhor-
ing farmer came up. We had one or two loose
farmers in cur neighborhood; one Of them, in
fact, came from Woodbury. [laughter]; but that
is not the man We are speaking Of. He came
up and said to me: "Thats q bootiful crop!
How did he get it, eir?" 1-replied >" Brains"
Laughter. "What! manure the field wi
brnins." More laughter. Yes" Renew
honor where did he gel um:" [Roa1s oflaugh-
teri
, 1860-06-19

re WI ETT d BUTLER,
= wHoLI44lx n1A.x13 II
MNFdaUnre and Cutlery,
NAILS, GLASS, SHEET IRON,
Copper, Zinc, T1nner.' Stock, Tinners'
Tools, Tin Plate, Fenee Wirs, &e-
18. Lake Street l8
SIGN UF THE SCISSORS,
Between WAhaeh And Michigan averue., Chicago. II.
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