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The following item appeared, by mistake, in our
cnlnmns restarlar prithnnt cnmnent Ii uas cnn-

The following item appeared, by mistake, in our
columns yesterday, without comment. 1t was cop
led from some Northern Black Republican print:
a BRAND PIUCKED PROM THE BURNNG.-Letters
have been received to-day from that staunch pa>
trot Andrew Johnson. who states his belief that
Tennessee will yet 80 for the Union. He is still
stumping the State, and lending his aid and influ
ence in various ways to accomplish such result.
We intended TO say, that ANDREW JOHNSON has
been too fast in his Dragging letters. He has wisely
confined his own labors to East Tennessee in his
canvass. He knows well that if he had planted his
foot west of the mountains, he would have found
himself Kissed and scOrned by almost the entire
population, for his betrayal of their rights. He
knows too that East Tennessee does not cast one
third of the vote Of the State, and that the entire
vote of Tennessee on the 6h of June will doom him
to eternal disgrace and intamy. No amount of
effort can pluck him from the burning indignation
he deserves.
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MORE ARMs.-The steamer New Falls City, yester-
day, brought ur 24O cases, consisting of 1890 mus
kets from Baton Rouge. Fifteen hundred are for
this district, and the rest are for Mount Vernon
Arsenal, Ala.
The Charleston road brought in on Thursday,
fourteen of Dahlgreen's thirty two Founders and
sixty-four Founders, and Friday night eight more.
Memphis Bulletin, JlRs2.
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1 for WeaGIey County, StS-te OF Tennec.
Original and Amended BillsOrier OF Pubiesiion-A
Byars his wife Ann ByaTs Anderson Bgor
hs vile Margaret Bgers simson B. win, Bow
lin, BoHn; Ephram Owen and wife Nancy Owen
Asbman Collier administrator Of William Bowin,
William and size Frances Newhsuse; Margaret Nat
lock- Elizabeth win, Ez leth Byars John Turner. Mary
Myxe Myze From the affidavit amended
bill appears the CLERK and Master Of said
Court thu the said dtfendants Eliza eth Bya I'm Turner,
Mary Mzell aud Martha Mize residents Of TIE
State and reside in the State Of Missouri %
therefore ordere by said Clerk end Master that publication OF
this order ade for four successive weeks IN the Weekly
Cas0g and AsieaA newspaper published II the city Of
Nashville in said State OF Tcnesse con ma eng the sad
Elizabeth ars, Turner, Mary HEeil an Martha Ny
Es file their pleas demursrs 70 sax os on or
Of said Caaneery Court 70 % ned al the
court hOuss in o. Dressn, the second AopJ e
July next will be- in al hng TAX ir cont SD
aaain hearing exparte Is 20 ae 81 saie te
from the Order Book) NATHAN N. EDEAkbs, = n.
sprl3, rl-B4s-prs fse 81 81 -" eeaH'
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InsOIyent Notice.

LII persons having claims AGAINST the estate Of Ann VII
son deceased hereby notified file them with the Clerk
Of the County Ct Weakey county Tennessee AZ his oce
La Dresds before the 18th day Of August neat for sud
cStion and pro distribution having suggested the nso
vsncy said estate and said Clerk having appointed that day
for the adjudication Of the claims against the same
ROSS, Admir- de bons non.
Of the ests,e Of Ann Wilson, deceAseds
mav4-v4tpY
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EIarfinn M.fire.

AN the 9Th day of June, 1861 will open hold an cleo
tioo for the election Of Senator and Repre- native
the Gerea Assembly OF Tennessee fer the Ds and coaRty
Of Davidson ill she vacancies czsioned The
Of John TFmble Sen EDWARD East
tative according the law 10 such made provided
Phe constbs in each Owl District will please hold
the election. JK kDMuNDS0N,
mey30-tG Sheriff.
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New WHEAr.-Our friend, Mr.. A. JOHNSTON, Of
Williamson county, handed US yesterday parcel
of very fine large full heads Of new wheat, and if
other sections equal, in producing this, LIN
COLIN will find we shall need none of his help in the
grain line.
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Tennessee may probably study the treatment by
Lincoln of Virginia. The day after the election in
that State her soil was invaded under the pretence
of assisting the Union in pna1g do1rn the rebels
and traitors" The Union men, in that State, are
thus playing the gnOble and disgraceful part of in
citing the ruanly soldiery Of Lincoln to invade the
homes and slaughter their fellow-cltizens Can they
expect, after playing such game, to be treated
otherwise than rs enemies: Can they expect that
the true of Virginia will not hold them as
than enemies, for betraying portion of their
soil into the hands OF army of Abolitonists Can
they expect that they will not receive the pun
ishment that it melted out to their armed allies
We published yesterday the comments of Wheel
ing paper, organ of the Unionists, showing con-
clusivey that they have invited this invasion. Let
Tennessee beware!
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Adopted NAV 8. 1861.

The Charleston Courier says bottle of essence of
Jamaica ginger win be found pleasant and health
full companion to the soldiers canteen, corrective
of bad water, preventive of diseases Arising from
change of water, and IN all respects better than
alcoholic stimulants. Think of this mothers, wives
and sisters, in filling up the outfit and farewell to-
kens for the departing volunteers
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oERtzrAN spRryqs,

THIS celebrated Watering place will opened for the recap
ton visitors June 18Th 1861 The Subscribers thank
the liberal patronage heretofore extended to then, viii
every ssrs during the ensuing deserve con-
OF the The Table and Bar will be supplied with
the best the country affords Prices suit the times
CxauLzkE sgRso, situated In Trgg county Ky and srs
ia daily communication vh Hcpknsvs PFnsetou ssges,
By the way Of Johnsons.
iune5-x4t I'm FUGUD, Proprietor
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PROCLAMATION.
Governor Of the State of Tennessee

VKJo the sherF counties Of Warren, Cannon Coffee,
Van Buren, franklin lincoln. Giles Bedford, Marshall,
Maury, Rutheror williamson, Hickman Hardin, wayne,
Lawrence in said tzeGreeng You hereby commanded
open and no election at all he places q odns elec
nns respective counties the 9Th day Of June nsxt
AFTER having given the not reqra by law for the election OF
far the ID division Of the Militia said State,
eli vacancy said division ana due return thereof lake
to according to law
- In testimony whereof 1 have hereunts set my band
and caused the gresl seal Of said State TO Be axed
lh'A atNashvile, the 25th day Of April, 1851
by the Governor IsHAA O. HARkls.
J. e RAY, Secretary Of State.
apa6-dtg&wtde
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Cap. John O. MARI not kIIIed.

1t is our pleasing duty to announce this morning
that the dispatch with regard to the death of Capt
JSo. MARI at Fairfax Co lrt House. is probably an
error.Cspt MARR was wounded in the engagement,
not killed as reported. So other dispatches say. We
have not been able to learn what is the nature of
Capt MS wound, whether slight, severe or dan
gerous. We trust that SO gallant gentleman will
long be spared to his country, to srrve her in the
Council Chamber or on the battlefield, as may be
most needed and to prove an ornament and delight
to the circle of warmly attached friends and rela
tives, who were thrown into deep mourning by the
erroneous report of his death. But the pang has
passed, and he lives to witness, we trust and be-
hsve, the independence of the South and the iris
umph Of Virginia.
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LINCOLN'S BLOCKADE NOT EFFECTIVE :
NHE "MarAmOn" arrived SAFE New Orleans with an ex-
II Gel lent lot of hne
II A "a Ma CARS,
to be sold fer Cash dis-Uuion street BY
msy30-f B&P J: ". LANGLEY.
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The Vote in this county,

The Vote In this County.
After consultation with the public authorities,
the Sheriff authorizes to say that there will be
will contain the tickets voted for and against the
Ordinances submitted by the Legislature, and for
Senator and Representative from this county, all on
the same ballot.
Under this arrangement the following is the
Southern Independence ticket:
Southern Iud 'pendence,
SEPARATION.
REPRESENTATION.
For state SENATOR
WASHINGTON BARROW,
For Representative,
IRA P JONES.
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Dr. WeStervett,
HOMEOPATHIST AND WATER CURE,
RUtIedge Place, South end of Front Street
NASHVILLE, TENN.
juns4-f
SIOO Reward.
Alleg hany Springs,

= MUNIUUMEh1 UUUNT1, NIhGINIA.
THIS celebrated watering place will Re opened for the ep
Il ton Of Wis tors on the II day Of June.
Located 81 half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Ea
road they Of AID Afford ths best security fer
families
Each department is supervised BY the propetors Who will at
tend personally 10 the wants OF their guests.
The propretOrs ae themselves they well
pared a. the present season.
Afull supply Of Ice has been secured go
Passengers leave the B. ShAwge and will be carried
in horse Omnibu fine road the springs.
These WatsIs stand unrivaled for the Of
jHne4-dlm BOOTH, CULHCCN 4 co.
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InsOIvent Notice.

LII persons having against the Of w. A. Davis
"A deceased hereby notified to file them with the Clerk Of
County Court Of Weaey county, Tennessee at his In
Dresden before the 18th dag Of August for suda
ton and pro distribution having suggested the nsO
vency said estate and Clerk having appointed that day
for the adjudication Of the claims against the
W X ROSS, Administrator,
Of the estate Of " Davis, deceased
oay4-v4tpF' sfseS2t
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Notice.

TNOR obvious reasons compelled, after ths
n date 10 adopt the socElstoe CASH sgstsH.
All for Goods Attention, accompanies
By q remittance sufficient to the
nsy4-dtwAwim LANIER PHILLIPS co.
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I'm CHANCERY COURT AT DREsDEN.

UCTIoN Express Packages and Miscellaneous Az
n ieles, this morning at 10 o'aock.
apf90-It lFeNI'RiaHTaLDs 4 90
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FOR TaJOR-GRNERAI,

We authorised to " p KERcHEVAL Of LA.
coin county candidate for Of the Third DVi
Militia composed Of the counties Of Warren
Cannon, Coffee Van Franklin, Lincoln Giles Bedford
Marshall Msury, Rutherford Williamson, BicknEn, Hard
Wayne and Lawrence Election Saturday, June 8, 1851.
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The State Debt only slOO5395 "A, and within the Ia
years has been reduced So and We may reason
bly, exl,ect years it will become extinct
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Estray dickson County.

TEvLKEN by O. DevOre, IN Hickman county, Tenn, lh
District on The Cd Of April, 1851, yellow gray Riy,
abut ysara ole u inch high, right hind foot white
40 % the pasture joint small white her Orehssd hind
foot skinned BY the gear. .. DEAa' Ranger,
1av3v3t Hickman county
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Insolyent Notice.

KTAVINf the insolvency OF the est' Of Samuel
hcheIson, deceased the olerk Of the County Court
OF Perry county, all per are hereby notified 10 he
their claims duly said Clerk before
day rata or the same will Be
W. B.RIoHOLs,
mav3-wltur'sfe.a3 Administrator
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Twenty-Five Negroes
MANfkD In exsaAngs For FsFF dss.rahls Real 8.flt,
Wv plyto gfRATfoN 4 aEYNOl
nay2-fm
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I'm FUGUD, Proprietor
$50 Reward.

CPECIAL Auction Sale, Friaay morning June 7tn at
. o'ciock,by BENZ SHIELDS & co.
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DRUMS! DRUMS !!

II A MCCLURE, 20 UEion reet, having completed his
facilities to manufacture ~ wood Bass and
Snare Drums day has reduced the SO for Gt
6ass Snare SIS for "a Inch Bass $50 inch Persons
country the above ~ rem1g the
absve amount.
Also received the fourth edition ssng Of the South"
the popular song published Sent postpaid receipt
Of so cents
N. B-EO Iron Drums made BY me-
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HOLNANS ARMORYl
Attention CheHthS.m Rifles.

IL those (nOt srsSdy connected with any otasr Mint
"A the eity) and willing to serve under the following
0cers arerespectf ly requested to meet Holn4Ss Al
No 50 Cherry street, At X Oclek to Aight: J. r..
Captain, Wm T. Chsathsm LIST lieutenant James Ever
Leutrn Ut e. Olark ID Lieutenant. r. 8. Patterson
Minor Smith EnBign Come one, COHe all
spl20 u
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wanted immediately.

the Quarter Masters Department corner Square and Front
N six freight practical tAilors Volunteer uni
forms by pattern moderate and seapy employment
to steady competent men. Apply as Sboveto
mays9 div J. HOGG.
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DECREASE OF CRmE.-The New York Tribune as
serts as fact that, whether the tendency of war
is to immortality or not, there is less crime in New
York now than usual. The Tribune might find the
key to this wonder in the conduct of the Zouaves at
Alexandria. They are not in New York.
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Joint Rsouon protesting against the insreepton OF the
free navigation Of the Mississippi.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of Ten
neSsee, That we receive with profound regret, in
telhgence of the facts that armed force, under
orders from the Government of Illinois, is stationed
at Cairo with intentions to interfere, unlawfuly
with the free navigation of the Mississippi and
that the commander of said force in obedience to
orders from the Governor of Illinois, has unlaw-
fully detaindd boat and cargo, the property of
citizens of Tennessee violation of the rights of
the people of this State, dangerous to the peaceful
relations and destructive of the best interests of the
people of the States respectively.
2. In view of this unlawful detention and seizure
of the property and effects of citizens of Tennessee
and usurpatien of authority in obstructing the free
navigation of the Mississippi, we most solemnly
reiterate the declaration OF rights of the people of
Tennessee. that the equal participation of the free
navigation of the Mississippi is of the inherent
rights of the citizens of this State it cannot there
fore, be conceded to any Power. Potentate Prince,
person or persons whatever, and in vindication of
this right, we pledge our lives fortunes and our
sacred honor.
Resolved further, That the Governor transmit
copy of the above resolution to the Governor of
Illinois, and also to the President of the United
States. ". C.. WHITTHORNE,
Speaker of the House of Representative.
B. L. STovALL,
Speaker of the Senate.
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NoTICE To POLICY HOLDERS.

rROM and this date, and until further nsce, the War
u CLAUSE will be inserted in all Open POLICIES Issued BY the
Marine Company and the Nash
Vile Conmercisl insurance. Company.
A. ". BUrLRR,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Insurance Co.
JAMES WALKER.
Secretary Commercial Insurance. Company.
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A Good Farm for sale.

LARGE arrival Of superior Corn Meal and Chop FED
n received per Ida Nay and Tor saleSy
Gp95sd BENZ. SHIELDS 4
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Notice of Dissolution of COpartner.
ship.
TENHE ued partnership entered into the day
July ls6G, between James y. Cummings and Rufus A.
Jones' general partners and James D. Lhmer
partner, a1ng under the firm OF Cummings
general hercant lie Commission business been this day
dissolved BY mutual and notice OF this
been duly fled and recorded
JAMES FCUMMINGs,
RUFUS A J0SE5,
Cincinnati, May 81, 1861 JAhES D LEHMER.
WehAvs transferred NJ Joseph Butler
OF goods nd arranged hun 10 the inter
sst1 Of our customers and correspondents.
CUMMINGS & JONES.
CinciDcati, May "a, 1861.
DEAR Fra referring to the above dissolution and beg
leave to site that for satisfactory myself l. this day
dissolve connection with this city and
State, Tennessee full
papers, &C OF Cummings Jones, and shall for the present.
Office in Nashville Tenn place you will
direct correspondence relating to the business Of the
arm Of Cummings & Jones.
Very Respectfully,
CUMMINGS.
have opened office ct Ewing, EcCrory Il Co WI
can Be found At all times. CUMMINGS.
iunel-dlm
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EMRRn
GWWA
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on ASD ATrnz
WEDNESDAY. MAY list, 1851,
Passenger Trains on tie Nashy,l,.

az s,senssr Trains on tie Nashville and cA,.,.,o
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville At $50 A n and sisPN
Arrive At Chattanooga 600 u ana i.qs ~
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga At s:Is n and xaOPN.
A'l's a. HssnFiiie At BIS u and 80 A X.
NHE Trains leaving Nashville at s:se NJ eopa.o,,
s.ll olsloyvliie Branch, at Tullahoua VIII
and Alahaml Rairrad. VIA " nc
Tbs Trains leaving Nashville at s:IsPM. oo,n.r,.
race win sneoy'ile Branch, At sveulou ufh Nh,
Charleston Railroad, and at Chattspooza -h -. =
Geo and Western and Atlantic Railrrssa - Az
Through Tickets to the fOlloaInz DO nts ana a, -,
ed, esa be had at all hours AppleAiIon Il - .St
At Oaice, At De- Ct: S'
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Nashville and Chattanooga n
road Company.
sUPxRRIEsDEsT's oFvlcE
Nashville, Team April %, ID
To Whom this May Concern.
VyHE NAshviIls and Chasta1eogs Railroad CcnpGl
1 ranspcrt
FREE OF CHARGE
against the Company, all Volunteer Companies, Supp
Munitions CT War intended for the defence Of the sou
Commanding Ocer will be required 70 furnish the For
Agent With Certificate showing the number Of men
rage Of freight 50 transported.
This proposition win not apply to Individuals, bot l.
to organiEsl com panes.
nsgl- BFEs E.W.oOLs.
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"A VALUABLE H.uss survsnt Eas ssan rss
n ply At his ofses.
may2-d
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n 0OO0 EtafAA AOE S8ACs
ME offer for sale the place which ColeraGn hs
Wv since 1855, anS known the Rogers land, yii
Ys0V Greek, Dickson osunty Tenn, partly he Btag
within nile Of WiGmsyis. and three miles Of the
VILE end Northwestern Railroad: heslthy plsa.aDt and
ta part Of Tennessee Said land contains aboui tao I'D
and ninety sces-eighty cleared, and kbcut any
good land to clear IL ism good STAGED cultivation Win
frtahe dwelling houses out houses ETC. ETC. Afro, two
orchards, falling springs Of sxesent
well timbersd and certainly be made Of ne mosI
Iable stock Arms In this gectisn Of coaatry We prog
bargain this land and will ell cash. tine With
est For further Information call james ncAsilyI
lives rear said place, he undersisned q foEsrs AZ
fennesses river. BYkN BkOfAi
Onion and ASssrtcas copy. and charge AdaooG1s.
neuQQ-sf
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YTNHE arm Of g. Adams 4 Co was dissolved the 9th
day May I6l by the terms Of the articles OF partner
ship, the business will be wound the old stand
indebted requested speedily possible
closed up The socs hsnd, consisting
Shoes Ready made ClohiDg will be sold exclusively
for cash at low prices.
AGADAMs,
W ARBAY,
THOMAS GIBSON,
may04-Im RORT G THRONE.
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by AUTHORITY.
Public Laws of Tennessee.
An Act to Amend ths Railroad Law

An Act to Amend the Railroad Law.
Be It enacted b. the General Assembly Of the State #
Tennessee, That section l0l OF the Code and acts
amendatory thereto be So amended as to make 1t
discretionary with the Governor to appoint re-
ceiver therein provided or to permit the affairs
of the several railroads of this State to remain in
the hands and under the management of the COM
pany owning the same as the interest of the State
may suggest
Provided, however, that no lien of the State on
the assets property and franchises OF said company
shall be affected thereby.
This act to take effect from and after its pas
sage. w. C.. WHITTHoRNE.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
B. L. SrovALL,
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DIR. IAs. l.. THOMPSON

O66s 6ASs LIE AAAOM = SUN
HVENDERs his services the citizens OF Nashville in the
4 rious departments Of his profession.
Ofc Union and Americsn building up stairs Resld nee
5ewauee House.
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or Senator from Davidson County.
GEN. WASHINGTON BARROW.
or Representative in Davidson County,
IRA P. JONES.
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DISSOLUTION

NOTICE.
NKTANTEE Number One Candy Maker Apply at ths stoFs
w OF THOMPSON, sPERRY 4 co
nsy25-H
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Tie telegraph reports that Lieut.. CHAMBLIss, of
the United States Army, who had rendered his re-
signation, has been stricken from the army list.
Lieut. CHAMBLIss is citizen of this State, and we
learned from him the other day, that he had TO
make his escape from Washington to prevent his
being detained by force.
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Passed, May Sd, 1861. -
Resolution tndr1g the pitol to the President and
Congress Ct the Genie ierats States.
ReSolUed by he General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee That in the event the voters of the State
decide to assume their independence, and adopt the
Constitution OF the Provisional Government of the
then the President, Cabinet and Congress of the Con-
federate States, now sitting at Montgomery. Ala
bama, be and are hereby invited to the city of Nash
vile, if the defence of country in their judg
ment should make it expedient to do SO; and that
the Capitol is hereby rendered them.
W. C. WHnTHORSE
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
B L. STOvALL, 81
Speaker of the Senate.
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Garden state of the West.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
HAVE FOR SALE
MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKING Nj

LONG CRED1r AND AT Low PRICES.
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Sale OF Drugs nt auction.

IAN Monday, 9Th May, 1851, VIII Sol AZ auction the
~ Of Drugs assigned to N trust ~ otnar sPnnger
10 the store formerly used BY him, Ire sds Of n
treet, q few doors ssaih Of the Public Square
TERMS % SALE.
All sums under $50, cash over that amount on h M
time, for notes we'll endorsed, payable In bank.
W SPRINGER, Trust
For information apply to EWin. Pendietou q Ger
II HsrrisOa Esq.
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