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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-29
The American Hay and COttsn
PREss -C0MPANY MANUFACTORY.

FfLES5 COMFAN1 MANOFhClOkf.
Corner OF Grove and North Th'r sts, Jersey City.
Obscene IlS Wall street, New York.
CSove's Patent.-Ibe attention Of all par
ties interested in the pressing OF compress " Of
HaJs Cotton, Hemp. Wool, Rags, Hops, or any
other article required to be baled for Transports
ton, Storage Consumption. Is respectfully sesie-
ted, 70 the Portable or stationary Presses, manu-
fscJu5ed by the COMPANY, under the superinten-
denee OF the PateDtee, Mr.. John II. Cove.
The Press is very simple in its construction, re-
curing bat or mary intelligence to Sork Il, an Z
can be operated By any known power, such hs
Steam, Water, Horse, OF d md. In using Horse
power, bat one Horse is required, the Press beng
so mech sniaally constructed on well known prin-
ciple that the power iberea Is in grea,er ratio
than the Increasing ress aDce 9. ai1.
The adFantagesof this Press overall Others are
IS follows, viz:
lst- II can press % per cent more material in
given space.
81. L can DO the work IN 3 per cent less time.
Sd. II requires so per cent less diving power.
4th 1t tans out tire best shaped hale for hand
5ih The Press will last 8 life time the working
parts beng built Of the best OF iron, and not Liable
fheordj1sry y * of this rnAehine will press IN
one operation fafer once filing the box Of ths No.
Press a tsle Of HHy Of $50 ns weighs N e&-rEo
-Four men snd one horse csn hale II tons Hsy
day.
-Four men without the aid Of horse, or any pow.
er except that cOntsned IN the fress can turn out
q bale Of HSF q inches square ~ 46 inches long,
weighing $50 ns PT k31z fos. 10 the etibac foot.
No toggle Joints, screws, cog wheels, beatsrs or
rollers Usd IN this Press,
The attention OF Cotton factors and planters,
Wool and Hemp rsisers, Is esp sciay called 70 this
Press, destined IS tits 70 goi X complete reTolu-
ton ia the nov SLOW, clumsy and EXPENSE sc meth.
cd Of bslng
The Comsany wi } dispose Of Town. County and
Stale rights preserving % tneTns-lyes only the
right 70 manufsefnre) on reasonable ierma
Mr. n D. Fisher Is the authorized Travelling.
Agent for the Comp my in TIE Eastern and Middle
States
For further particulars sesd for circulars.
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Remarkable Article.

Elsewhere viii be found remarka-
be article from the Richmond Enqui>
rsr, on the Monroe doctrine, which, we
trust, viii be generally read, notwith-
standing its length 1t viii be seen
that this fireeating sheet not only ad-
mits the possibility Of the suppression
Of the rebellion, but predicts that in
that event. the Southern people viii
unite with the North 10 an effort 10
make the United States the greatest
military and naval power in the world.
Quite q change since 1861
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Lt-CoL Comd'g 18th Tenn. Cav.

An English correspondent writes -
There Is increased activity in the blocks
ade-running business at present, no less
than FIVE steamers having been recent
ly launched in the Clyde for that pur-
pose. Furthermore, the rebels are en-
listing men and sending them, one by
one, 70 the Rappahannock, now used
as a receiving ship, and lying at Calais.
They despair Of getting her out The
iron ram originally built for the rebels
at Glasgow, and sold to Denmark has
been resold, it is said on good author
ity, to Spain. The Danish Government
has acted in perfect faith to US in this
as in other matters.
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The savannah Cotton.

The Augusta, Georgia, Constitution
alist says I'VE learn from & high Of
fetal source that there we're about one
hundred and fifty thousand bales Of
cotton in Savannah at the time Sher.
man entered it. Near one hundred
and twenty thousand bales OF this
belonged to foreign merchants, and
cannot be interfered with. The re-
manning thirty thousand belonged to
American merchants"
We do not know whether the above
statement as to the amount of cotton
is, or Is not, true; but if correct, the
fact that a part of it is claimed by for
eign merchants, will not affect anything.
1t ia stored there, for an illegal traffic /;
and is as much a legitimate prize, as if
actually taken on blockade runner.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.


OEFICE u 8. CoNaIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
CLAEKsEILLE, TESN., Jan. 81 1855.
OEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, WILL
- be received at this Office until ~ o'clock, NJ
the Atm day OF February 1865, for furnishing sli
the Fresh Beef that may be required by the u b.
Subsistence Department, at GAINESVILLE, Springfield,
Fort Donelspn, Gslatin, Teon and ali adjacent
minor Posts in the Department of the Cumberland,
for four months, commencing on the 18th day OF
February. 1855
The Beefmu be furnished at the statios s named
in equal proportions Of lore and hind quarter meat
fneeks, shanks and kidney t-lic1 excl uded,1 in
such 90 mt ties as may from time to time pe re-
quireo, shd on such Gays as the Commissaries CT
the respective coIlmsnds, may designate
The contractor vii be required 10 give bond in
the sum Of $1,000 with tE sdretes forthe faith
ftll performance Of his contract.
Payment Will be made monthly for the quantity
OF Fresh Beef furnished, and in the funds furnish
ed By the United state fog disbursement. But in
the event Of the Commissary being without funds
TO pay for it, then payment TO be made as soon as
funds are received,
Each proposal must be accompanied by the cath
Of allegiance OF the Proposer, 70 the United states
SovernmsnL
Forms Of proposals furnished az this ONCE.
Separate proposals for either Post, vii I be con-
sdered.
The right to reject ell b ds, is reserved
E. n. MORRILL,, Capt. 4 C. g. ".
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The subject of Francorebel COLOMBIA
ton in northern Mexico, is creating 3
good deal Of excitement in California,
as we are informed by our dispatches.
Many of the rebel sympathizers, who
attempted to get California into the
Southern Confederacy, are now prepar
ing to 60 to Sonora
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Corn shelters, straw cutters, cotton scra-
pers and farming implements generally, for
sale BY G. ". Fall Z Co., Hardware Deal
ers, "a Public Square. jtnls-lm
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LIQUORS.

3 Bbls. AieohoI, % per cent. - 50
&c per cent.
" Proof Spirits,
PITTS Whisky pure for med purposes
Pure French Brandy,
l A." Holland Gin
Pure Pert, Madeira, and sherry Wines.
For salsiow. b EWIN q PENDLETON
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nts 81 Chernioais
PAINTS.
VARNISHEs.

, BtJs. .C0Tal varnish, / Btl Japan VarpisA.
Coach l :" Flowing "
one barrel Flowing Earnish,
One baar,l Black Leather
For sale low, By kWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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@. P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

These pens besr my trdds mark, &C. P. BARSRs,
ExTRA Lou, KY" for which have secured the
ooPV-rch. and are warranted equal IN fneuess Of
uiactIre, and are believed 70 be superior 10 All
others in durability and other substantial qualities
which combine to m Ike q really seryieea6e pen
sent BY mail OF express on receipt Of price und
rsiEa cs17q& az ey mail, n ny risl when 20 cents
IL sdded for registryJ Write your name and ad-
dress plain v.
Postage on single pan thncc cents; pen with any
case OF holder and box, SIR csutS. Cd pens re-
paired for MY cents (oHd stanspl each. Circasrs
sent FREE. Address
c. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manuasturer
raa Maln.airaat l-r-ah Y
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REFERENCES.

State, County, and Nashville City Officials.
Members Of the two branches of the Nash
vile City Legislature.
Editors and Publishers of Nashville City
Daily Papers.
Post Master, Nashville, Tennessee.
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FOR SALE-Seven new, neat cottages, containing
rooms snd kitchen, under good fence, lots Is
VIM. L. Bro MS residences. Possession given in
week. Each 500.
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Price List Of Genuine
A AMERICAN WATCHES.

Appleton Tracy Co. extra jewellcd. gold
balance, IN oE Sterling Silver ca e.. 65 90
Same, but v u Expansion balance. in 2 o.
sterling silver case. IS 90
same, but WITH Expansion balance, accurate
y adjusted 70 heat and cold, in oE star-
ling Silver case S. 90
Inc ABOVE = Tor TWO ounce cases. Extra for three
ounce cases, s.; four ounce, $40. VIII be sent
nee by nai OF express on receipt Of price Pen snd
WGtch circular sent rec. Address
Q. P. BARNES,
Dealer IN Sold Pens and Americas Wetcbesl
- AAin-stTsSt Dor. SIXTH, LOuisYlls. KY.
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FOR sALE-School Furniture fors2 pupils, study
table. al asso .tment Of household furniture, CRIB
chamber sett &c.
FOR SALE "A lovely suburban Residence, built
by Elk R. ChesthsIn, EX-County COurt Clerk Of
davidson county, &c feet on the Buena Vista
Pike, and 40 feet on Polk stre. Valuable pro-
perry and healthy home.
FOR SALE "A Brick House, with two rooms and
good cellar; lot 81 feet front, us deep, on sum.
Iner street, opposite Dr.. Chss K Winston's.
FOR sALE-The residence Of Mr. John KiFS.
man on High stree; 50Xl75, with oil the modern
Improvements.
For Reut.-A very desirable Farm Of % Acres Of
rich land, all tllable, good for garden or the
grosth Of grasses; 6ne spring close 70 the house
and barn. Tnree miles from Nashville near jos
Nsulxs, on the Franklin Pike A high, healthy
place.
Pos Rent The spurious, comfortable fsrni'y resi-
dsnce OF Or. ID 4 McGsvock, about l mile north
Of the Court House, and near the German CathO-
lie CbuIch, in tha north part Of she city, having
the two fold advant sc Of city and country.
WHnted.-To lease good Cotton FsrTns.
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FOR SALE The neat, compact, and well srrang-
cd residence, No. - north High street. Posses
sion can be given in a few days
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FOR SALE Two Forwarding and Commission or
Grocety stores on south Market rect Nos Al
and 40, running through 20 Trout street. These
stores are very valuable places for large bust
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FOR sALE-A Brick Yard, in working order on
on Oh 'rlotte pike, ~ miles from Nashville, sd
joining The lands Of VIM B. Cooper and VIM r.
El.istun, on n W Railroad Sufficient water 10
run the yard two springs and branch, in all IA
acres. rrrr
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FOR Az OR aRAsR..rh.
sALR-AF Earn,

FOR SALE "A Farm Of 1851 acres, miles from
Nashville, near the Gsllstin pike, large 2-story
stone house in good repair, splendid cellar under
the whole house, new frsme kitchen and cabin;
good smoke, sable and buggy houses, corn CRIB,
never falling spring covered with good rock
spring house, 80 acres Ia clover, the 6Tst cutting
land is al good. Timer enough for ire-wood
Terms easy
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FOh AIE-The tEo excee dinghy desirable Store
Hou g on north Market street, next north Of
LaTnsden's, running through to Front street
eommsn ling fronts on two important streets.
These noe stores are worthy the attention OF men
Of large business capacity.
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DIARIES FOR 1885.

WE HAVE NOW IN sTORE EVERY QUA.
w uy rom the lowest grades 70 the 6pe.t
manufactured We shall keep the sssortns1t
complete during the season.
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FOR sALE-Lots Nos. 81. 81 aud So in Colleg
Campus on Cherry street Iunning 70 Hume Sd

ALSO-Lots Nos. sc. CT, 6s and 60, east side of
College sire {, alb we Medical College, Al of which
We offer on liberal terms.
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Col Blackburn has made the follow
ing official report to the Military Gov
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FOR sALB-16 Acres Of beautiful ground IL
miles south Of Nashville, with the comfJl tabse
Mansion Of the Fx-U. s. District Attorney, the
Fon. John TTimble. Comforts in great sbun-
dance are here 'entered-fruits. shru6bery, shade
trees, water elevated grounds, &C.
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FOR sALE-School Furniture for 50 pupils. stud
table. al assO tment Of household furniture, cr,t
chamber sett, &c.
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OGlce-.Corner Pearl St. and Capitol Avenue,
Opposite East front Of State Capitol,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

FOR sALE.-That entire block on North side Of
Cedar street, between Cherry street and the a ley
On the west, running through TO the Theatre
These valuable business localities will be sold IN
fronts on both streets 70 suit purchasors, and we
offer them az prices which md ces us to believe
that purchasers may expect an advance Of loo per
cent on cost.
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New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear
in this mornings paper, to which we invite
the attention of our readers
James E. Jomes-No. Campbell's wharf,
offers another long bill of fare, and wants the
people to call down. tx
Dental Notice DR.. O. P. Hyde, gives no
tice that his Office is opposite the Ocean
House, High street, Portsmouth.
Seaboard House-No. ~ Union street, Hay
man & Pitts proprieters. All the popular
beverages can be had at this we'll arranged
house. t
Jordaaas candy .AansJactory.-Ths Public
Mr.. G.. Jordan, in another column. This is
one Of the Oldest and most popular establish
men's of the kind in this State.
Saddles, Buggies, Trunks Sc--Messrs. Dunn
Co, call the attention of the public to q
large variety, suitable for officers, soldiers
travellers, pedestrians and everybody else.
For Neao York-Capt. Sam1. Elliott, at Dick,
sons wharf, calls attention to the New YorE
line of Steamers; they are leaving regularly
for New York and Richmond.
auction to Day-We desire to call attention
to the leasing of the pP6perty on Wide watel
Street. aud the renting of family residence
on Freemason Street to-day, by F. F. Ferga-
son, Auetioneer. See advertisement under
| Auction Head.
| C. W. Young Calls the attention of Lii
old friends, and the public generally, to thu
fact that he has resumed the Feed business
at his old stand 10 Portsmouth. He keeps a.
the articles usually found 10 we'll regulated
| feed store.
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WOODEN BUILDINGS. Tho city is crowd
ed to plethora; there is not, at this time,
one house to every three families, to say
nothing of the large floating population.
In view of this fact, we urge upon the Couu>
ellis, remove the restrictions upon the erec-
tion of wooden buildings. Do this for three,
six, or twelve years, and in the meantime,
hundreds of neat frame buildings will go up
on the many vacant lots, much to the conve
nieuce of families, as well as business men.
Dwelling houses will be erected in various
sections OF the city and comfortable places for
business will spring if by magic,on every
vacant lot in the business part of the town
Put this question in your municipal pipe,
gentlemen of the Council, and smoke it well.
We know that there are many and serious
considerations why you should not remove
the restrictions; but, will not necessity, ex.
pediency, and the accommodation of business
and the people, override all other consid-
erstions. "
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DIED,

ms M NSrfoE county on sunday night
years. srH
In Petersburg July 9th, 1855, Mrs. LEILA A. PAUL.
consort of the late Moses Paul. a.s ..
On Thursday evening, July 27th at the residence oil
his brother, Market street, GEORGE WYTHE McCAND-
LIsH in the gid year of his age. H3 .sT5
In Petersburg, July 9th, EDWARD A. BRoDNAx, in
the 45th year of his age. a
In New Orleans. the 18th inst, of yellow fever
GEORGE BAUGHMAN, Jr of Richmond, in the 10th year
of his age.
In the city of Raleigh, N. c., at O'Clock the
morning of Tuesday, July 25th, Mrs. HARRIET D.
Crow wife of VIM H. Grow, Esq, after five days sick
ness of bilious fever.
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AUCTION SALES.
By George r. Wilson.

A VERY OEsIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
"A DENCE FOX SALE a...
offer for sale. one of the most desirable RESI-
DENCES in this city
To enumerate the style, finish, location and advan-
tages of this beautiful Family Residence would be
lengthy for newspaper advertisement Such chance
does not but seldom and real estate is rapidly
advancing, would advise an early interview.
GEORGE R. WILSON,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
jy31-tf No. IL, Campbell's Wharf.
NALUABLE HORSES, &C., For sALh
AT AUCT TON.
We will sell on Wednesday next, 26th inst, at IL
o'clock. ON Roanoke Square, in front of Auction
Room,
2 VERY VALUABLE HARNESS HORSES
One is the superior Mare, owned by Mr.. Rich'd
Scarf, which was advertised by mistake to be sold
Saturday last. This animal is very FAST sound, and
perfectly gentle, and sold only because Mr. s. has
further use for her.
The other is First-rate HARNESS HORSE, and
gentle and kind in all gear.
Sold without reserve for CASH ..
MERWIN b FERGUSON, Auct'rs.
ALSO,
2 VALUABLE MILCH COWS.
Will also be added to the above -.. . .-t .
SUPERIOR DRAFT HORSES. 8.r
jy24 49,.
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NoREoLK COUNTY OFFICERS. The following
gentlemen were elected to fill the Offices OPP
posite their names, at the election held on the
25th Jolly:
Saml Etheredge, Sheriff
- Foreman, Com. Revenue, st Brides
Parish.
R. T. Bartee, Com Revenue, & E Parish
V. o. Oassell, Commonwealth Attorney.
L. G. Edwards, Clerk County Court.
Juo F. Cooper, County Surveyor.
MAYORS CoURT PoRTsMoUTH.-MitchellR Red
dick, colored, charged with stealing gold
watch, arrested by officer Harrison-case
turned over to the Military authorities.
Joseph Sterling, white man. charged with
stealing bottle of cologne, from Peets Bar
Der shop, on Market square, was arrested by
officer Harrison, Case turned over to mill.
tary authority.
Thos. Woodhouse charged with treating
his family in very disgracefnl manner while
under the influence of liquor up un-
til sober; when be was released, after paying
the cost, &c. aI
's I.s--s5 I.r...4
MILITARY COURT Capt. Stephens, Pro-
vost Judge, was occupied almost all day s.
terday in numerous cases of action for debt,
which are of no interest to the public, as they
all grew-as such matters usually do-out OF
solne slight difference of opinion.
In addition to the numerous actions for
debt, the following cases of assault, &C., were
brought up Henry Hewett for assault on
Jacob Hinton, fned ten dollars, W. q. John
son, Tor being drunk and resisting the guard
hard labor for ten days.
Several other eases were examined into ard
the parties discharged.
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JSe"A'''''''''''-'''
These prices enttle advertisers renewal of matter
every month For frequent changes, special con-
tracts will be made
Business Cards. of One Square less, one year36 0o
Two Squares, One w
So Special Notices double the rates of ordinary
advertisements. AE. .a+.
So All transient advertisements payable IN aduan ee
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ssAt4 OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

= - =
In pursuance of the power vested in the execu
rix of Sarah Woodward, deceased, shall on WEDNES
DAY the I'd day of August next offer at public sale, at
the Auction House of F. ferguson, of Roanoke
Square and Broad Water Street, the following real
estate in this city of which the said Sarah Woodward
died seized, viz:
lst. That valuable and eligibly situated LOT and
appurtenances at the intersection of Church and
Freemason sts., fronting the former fifty-seven
feet, and running back parallel with the latter one
hundred and eight feet.
I'd That LOT, with three story brick dwelling and
other Improvements, the north side of Main street,
adjoining the property of Mr.. Wake on the west and
that Of Mr.. Gngsby on the east, and fronting on Main
street fftyone feet four and half inches, and run
ming back northerly one hundred and ten feet.
Sd. That LOT and appurtenances on the south side
of Bermuda street, late the residence of Mrs Sarah
Woodward, fronting said street, forty feet, and
running back in a southery direction one hundred
feet.
4th. That LOT and appurtenances the north of
Bermuda street, adjoining the property of the Misses
Halson on the east and that Of Mr.. John Southgate
the wes fronting said street forty feet, and
| running back northery to the centre of the marsh.
Terms cash. Sale at IL NJ.
SARAH CHANDLER, Executrix.
F. F. FERGUSON, Auctoneer. iy24lot.
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IMPROVEMENTS The eaterprising firm of
Kimberly Bros have contracted with Mr..
VIM. Rosson, for the erection of large four
story warehouseo on the south corner of Church
and Wide Water streets. Already are la
borers busy, with The pick AID the shovel,
preparing the foundation for the reception of
the spiles.
We observe also that Higgins wharf is un-
der going most through and complete overs
hauling, ana will, in few days m.re, be as
good as new. 1t is said that this is to be the
depot for the Old Line Bay Boats. The Rich
mond, Philadelphia, and other lines will also
make this their headquarters in this port.
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LOCAL.
oun ADv&.T,slSG 80 TBS.

We have adopted the following liberal
scale of advertising rates for the accommo-
dation of our merchants and others, who de-
sire to advertise 10 our columns regularly
It will be seen that in most cases the terms
are as low as they were before he war:
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE FARM AN PstINCEss
en- ANNIE COUNTY For SALE

Pursuant to the last Will and Testament of Isaac L.
Davis deceased shall sell at public auction, the
highest bidder, the premises, at IL O'Clock, A. M
on Wednesday, the 23d day of August next the FARM
the North Landing road Is miles from Kempsville
and 10 miles from Norfolk) upon which said Davis
sided at the time Of his death containing 200 acres
The Improvements consist of large new Dwelling
House, with Cistern Kitchen, and other outhouses
About 125 acres are cleared and in cultivation
closed.
Mr. Joshua Fentress, the tenant, will show the prem.
ises to any one disposed to purchase.
Terms-Costs and expenses of sale cash, balance in
three equal annual payments, with interest on the
whole annually, to be secured by bonds with good Sc
curity and deed in trust to secure the same.
J. J. BURROUGHS,
iy31 eodlds Executor.
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i A PLEASANT CHANaE.-The clerk of the
weather made quite a change in his pro-
gramme on Sunday from blood neat he ron
the mercury down to something in the neigh
borhood of comfort. He then discharged the
suu, and employed Old Boreas to do his blow
ing; numerous clouds were engaged to divers
sify the scene by an occasional shower and
thus the matter stands at this writing. The
consequence is, that it has been decidedly
more pleasant for the lasttwo or three days ,,
and, per contra, there has been any quaint y
ofcougbs, colds and rheumatic twipges Those
who suffer from what Mr.. Mattilini, would
term 'sdemnation hot weather. grumbled all
last we k, while those who suffer from rheu-
rnatism and bronchial affections grumble this,
there is no .tisfying erybody.
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VALUABLE CITY LOTS Fun SALE.

Several valuable Main Street BUILDING LOTS,
within short distance of Market Square, offered for
sale, to those who design to improve. Apply at
go 24-n DAY BOOK OFFICE