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cenber to january sometime II Jeff here
about the middle Of December, and MCCAIN
was one Of the first persons l met at Nash
vile, which was from the 18th to the 18th;
l saw him Christmas. We took egg-noy and
other stimulants together. Lived in Nash
vile before the war. Was in East Tennes-
see In loLLIcoFFER's brigade.
JOHN FLEMING called: In December I
was in Nashville as member Of the Lepisla-
ture. made McCASN's acquaintance the
day the intelligence of the burying of HAIR
MON came by telegraph to Nashville. 1
met MCCAIN at the Commercial Hotel.
Col. JOHN BAXTER called for defence /:
RAINEY had no connection with the court
martial. Have no information, only hear
ing that he was the legal adviser of the Con-
federate forces. L. c. MILLER dissolved
the court. Don't remember that any SEN
tence was passed by the Judge Advocate.
Had not known McCANN's general eharac-
ter. Ny impression is that MCCANN was
he was at the trial of HARTMAN. Defendants
presented, and asked to offer as evidence the
parole of the defendants, given under the
cartel between Generals GRANT and LEE
and Generals SHERMAN and JOHNSTON.
Their introduction was objected to. Objec-
tioFs sustained, and the ruling excepted to
by the defendants.
Defendants KAN, RoDDY and MCCAIN
presented their several oaths of amnesty,
and the defendant RAMSEY presented his
pardon from the President of the United
States, and asked severally that they be adj
mitted as evidence, to which the Attorney
General objected, and the objection was sus-
tanned, and the ruling of the Court excepted
to by the defendants. 8
The defendants then asked to intro
duce the letter of EDWIN NJ. STAN
TON to the Governor of the State,
and the endorsement ofopinion upon an of
fetal paper in this case made by 1t Gen.
U. S. GRANT, and directed to the Secretary
of War, which were objected to by the State,
and the objection sustained, the court re-
marking, don't know that Gen. GRANT is
Judge, if he was Judge of the Supreme
Court, and il was written in book, we
would think about it. The defendants ex
copied to the ruling of the court.
HAM. RYAN called: was here in De-
cember, 1861. Did not see MCCAIN when
HAUN was hung. He was not there, or if
he was l did not see him. ct will be re-
remembered that on the former trial RYAN
stated he was at the gallows, and that he saw
MCCAIN there on the gallows, and saw him
catch HAUN and put aim on the trap, and
had the rope in his hand-Reporter.) 1
had been in several fuses and did not come
to town much. Lived just in the edge 0
town.
JOHN WooD called: was at the hanging
of HAR,IoN. Did not see either of the de-
PENDANTS present. Dick MCCAIN was not
there, or if he was l did not see him.
1t A. S. PARSONS was at Nashville from
September, '62 to June, 1853; don't know
about McCANN's character as citizen; heard
him spoken of as soldier; heard general
reports; his reputation was not good; [ was
Company Sergeant 10th Illinois cavalry.
Cross examined.-Never heard MCCAIN
spoken of only as being in the army, and
that was in everybody's mouth; heard army
officers speak of him.
Court adjourned until to-day.
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1PPIcR or THE UNION Axn AMERICAN, I
TRuHsDny lime d 1856

JFFfCK OF THE UNION AND AMERICAN,
THURSDAY. June .. 1856.
MOSETARr.-Gold opened yesterday in the New
York Market. as foIIcws 5511z and vas l 55k
at noon. II was bought here at about SOL 81;
sold at l Sc.
The following are the quotations for Govern
men; securities 5-2O's, O39l0 35s; 10-40's. 96l<
@s69S; 1905. O27S9l OO7S; Certificates. l OO1S
al COZ.
Business in uncurrent money Is remarkably
dull. There is very little Offering for sale and a
still less demand. Bank Of Tennessee, is taken at
3 cents Planters Bank at So and Unicn bank
70972 cents Southern notes very dull and rates
are not very firm.
CorrOS.-Y esterday VS. dull day with light
sales We quote at ? u, according to quality.
Private dispatches .rom New York received du-
ring the day quo a middling at S7@3e.
GROcERIEs.- abe market has experienced no
change since our fall report Of yesterday. excent
a slight advance in salt The supply on hand is
full and the local trade can find 10 better mar
ket to make their purchases in.
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An UNcRArEFUL LBERrISEA man
answering 10 the name Of SQUIRE HUNTER
was in limbo yesterday, on the charge of
cruel treatment to a negro woman. 1t seems
that sometime since this "free lover" rented
house on EwINe's Avenue aud placed in it
a negro woman with whom il is alleged he
had been on too intimate terms. A few days
afterwards he was refused admittance into
the house by the woman. He subsequently
succeeded in gaining admission, when he
beat her most cruelty. A few hours after
wards he beat her again more cruelty than
At first He was then arrested. For this
liberty he was fined So.
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FROM CANADA.
The Fenian Prisoners TO be Tried by
Military Commission.

New YORK, June 27.-The HeralPs Mon
treal special says: Sixteen Fenian prisoners
have been brought there for confinement in
the Jail. The broad charge upon which the
prisoners we're committed is that of leyying
war against Her Majesty. Col. ERMATIs-
GER, the committing magistrate, came in
with the accused, who were brought to the
city for greater security, in view of the last
affair at Pigeon He'll. 1t is not known when
their trial viii take place.
The HeralPs Toronto, C. W., special says:
WARAIN, one of the Fenian prisoners here,
was admitted to bail on his own recogni-
zance, yesterday, his employer at Buffalo
representing him as an inoffsnsive and inno-
cent person.
r. A. HARRISON, Barrister, is industri-
ously working up the prosecution of the
Fenians on the part of the Government. 1t
is now pretty well determined that they will
be tried by military court-martial, under
the Foreign Aggression act. 1t is said that
Gen. JOHN HILLYARD CAMERON will act as
chairman of the Commission. The 10th re-
gulars are now constantly on guard at the
Jail, and an officer sleeps in the building.
Several church dignitaries are interesting
themselves in the case of the Episcopal cler-
gynan who is incarcerated as a Fenian.
Terrible Tornado.
One of the most terrible tornadoes that has
ever visited Canada took place last night, at
the village of Oil Springs. A large hotel
recently erected was blown to the ground.
Much damage was done to derricks at the
oil works. During the tornado boiler
burst, killing one man and severely injuring
others. The storm also passed over Inger-
soil, doing great deal of damage. The
force of the storm tore up large trees by the
roots
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Liverpool Market.

LTyERPooL, June observation-disclosures
SON SPENCE i Co. and BRUCE Il MCANLIFF re-
port flour firmer and Id dearer per sack. Wheat
in good demand and held for 2d@3d per central
advance; winter red and southern. los 6d@lls.
Corn under heavy imports and 3dG6d lower on
the week: mixed 2Ss 9d929s Sd. Provisions
Messrs BIGLASD. ATHEIA IL Co. and ": GARDNER
better and rs 6i higher. Bacon steady and in
more demand. Lard inactive and nominal.
Cheese steady and demands full prices. Tallow is
a shade dearer. Brokers irregular report sugar
refined lis 11zd(0lls I'd; specials. los Id. BAR-
RING Bro. q Co. report breadstufis firm and well
supported Tea inactive.
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FOIs SALE.

060 ACRES OF LAND, FOUR MILES
%JO South Of Columbia. on the Pulaski Tam
pike road. Of which Us aeres are IN cultivation.
containing four large rooms, hall, kc.. with All
necessary out-Saiidinss.
Also, small separate improvement detached
iron the above The mast Of this land il very
fns some little OF il j. billy, bat spIsnddIy tina
kknkRsoH. JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
junel4 Real Ettate Agents
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Louisville Market.
[By Telegraph

LOUISVILLE. June q. 7:3O P. M.-Tobacco---
Leaf advanced SOC ON all grades. Sales of 2l5
hhds. Supe-fne -four OF S.; extra family Sll. Grain
dull and unchanged Mess pork declined SOC.
sales 3 $50 pounds Bacon-Shoulders Ice clear
sides 2llkc Groceries firm and advancing with
gold. Raw whisky 25e.
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. June l6.-Cotton sales to-day of
1900 bales OF middling 1000 bales TO spectators
and exporters. The market is quiet and unehaug-
ed and quotations are partially easier. Bread
stuiis market frmer with an upward tendency.
Provisions steady.
LONDON. June l6.-Consols closed at S61z@S65s
for money. American stocks: U. s. 5-2O's 641z9
6. |. c. r. r. 749z@75H. Erie 40H
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FOREIGN NEWS


The Attitude of Itussia--Depreeiafi of
Austrian Currency-Settlemen of the
Frontier Line between Spain and
France.
New YORK, June 27.-The Herald's St.
Petersburg correspondent, writing on the
9th of June, denies that there exists any
understanding or treaty by virtue of which
Russia will assist Austria in the coming
war. He places in review summary of
the history of the sixteen years, as evidence
that such an arrangement would not be en-
tered into. Russia, it is said, viii not per-
NIT Turkey to occupy the Danubian Prin-
eipalities.
The price of eveEy article of consumption,
as a necessary of lie, was rapidly advancing
in Vienna, in the face of deprecated paper
currency.
A British letter of the 10ta of June, says
that from two hundred to three hundred,
and some days full three hundred bills are
brought to protest in that city.
The Spanish Senate has approved of the
bill to fix the frontier line between France
and Spain, in accordance with the recent
treaty concluded between the two countries.
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, June Z7.-Flour and grain dull
and prices are unchanged. Wheat dull but lit
tic done, prices unchanged. Corn dull 60@6le.
Oats dull at 1901. Whisky unchanged. Mess
Pork held at $22 50; but some 300 barrels procured
at 49, Bulk meats are firm at II, II and l9e. Ba-
con held more firmly; shoulders l6c; sides l9 and
clear sides 2l1z. Lard dull at 2l1z@2lA. Groce-
ries firm but quiet. Gold SOL "a.
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MEETING OF THE CITY CoUNcIL.-It is
the desire of those who are interested in the
public schools of the city that there should
be full attendance this evening, of the
Board of Aldermen and Common Council,
as the Board of Education for the ensuing
year is to be chosen. 1t is hoped that each
member of the City Council will signify his
appreciation of the importance of the cleo
ton of this evening by being present.
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New york stock Market.
by Telegraph

NEW YORK, June 27.-Stocks steady. P F w
q c 9s9S: &R 9l15; ca P S315 C * 7 1887;
a N w 201l: do. preferred 1913: NJ S 1875: NJ
| l03JE: Reading 100; Hudson ll05z Erie Coz: do.
preferred az; N Y C $50; $40 coupons of62 104:
iO-4O coupons 963s; 1905, second SERIES l03 W U
527z
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opposite No r,UeH HOnss.
.asyG-3in NASHVILLE. Tenn.
John w. FaxOn. at the Northern Bank Of
Tennessee at GAINESVILLE. Is the authorized agent
81 the Union and American, and is fully empow-
cred TO transact any business relating to Office.
e. y. BaSkette. Esq. is our authorized agent
a. Shelbyylle and will transact any business
relating 10 our Office.
Thomas w. Jones il the duly authorized
Agent to receive and receipt for subscriptions to
mi. paper in the county 0f Giles.
Louis VI. Williams Is the duly authorised
agent for the USIoS AND AMERICAN in the county
at Dyer.
Mr.. James Campbell, Of Franklin. is the
authorized agent for the UNIoN AND AMERICAN,
in Williamson county. Our daily paper 10 always
for sale at Mr.. Campbell's news stand.
Captain w. y. Armstrong. Of GallRtin, is
our authorized agent 10 receive subscriptions for
the UNIoN AND AMERICAN in Sumner county.
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opinion articles "a and SO or that treaty
which formed part of the European interna-
uonal law, have been violated The Aus
TRANS had interrupted the lines of cs,E.rssu-
nication ON their side of the sf'o asd Mines.
movements Of the Earcpean Armies.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE movement of
the Prussian army into Saxony is confirmed.
Prussia having previously declared war, the
entry Of Austrians is hourly expected.
The Paris Presse publishes report that
the hrst engagement took place near Leipzig
ON the 9Th, but the rumor is uneonfrmed.
The Diet held an extraordinary meeting
CT the 10th, to decide on the motion bv
Saxony, that Austria and Bavaria be re-
quested to adopt Immediately, su.h mea-
sures as were necessitated by the Prussian
invasion. Prussia has issued a declaration
70 the Great Powers, jnstifying invasion, on
the ground that the decision Of the Diet on
the Sth, broke up the Confederation, and the
law of selfpreservation had compelled
Prussia TO secure herself against the neigh
boring States in open or concealed hostility,
and that she had previously offered condi-
tional alliance. which was rejected.
The Sunday papers say that the Reform
bill will be decided tomorrow. The Con-
servatives are determined to attempt the
defeat Of the movement.
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The EXPRESS COMPANIES The Adams
and Southern Express Companies viii re-
move from the baildiag on the Square here
tofore occupied by them, to their new and
elegant structure on Church street. opposite
the Masonic Temple, to-day, and viii be
ready for the transaction of business in their
new quarters co Friday.
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RELEAsED.-FRITz RHODES who wss ar
raigned before Esquire MATTHEWS yester-
day, charged with being one of the party
who mobbed Mr.. HUI of Germantown, on
Sabbath night, on examination was discharg-
ed. 1t seems that Mr.. Hull heard that
Mr.. RHODES was one of the party and had
him arrested, but failed to identify him as
being one of the party.
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Reward.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN. ON THE NIGHT
- Of the list. from the premises Of w. II. Cor
don. Esq. two miles out on the Hillsb0rO pike.
enc small BLACK PONY. Had on small Texas
tree saddle. but ne bridle- Any one finding him.
or lcaviag informafitn Of his whereabouts with
REID, CHADB0URAE 4 CO., corner OF Clark
and Front streets, will be literally rewarded.
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New York Money Market.
by Telegraph.

IDy IUIOBIHIH'I
NEW YuRE. June 1.-THE latest sales were
made at tie o'clock open board to-day. as fol-
lows: N. Y. G. at 0S1s Erie at COS Catamassa
M; c. * B. $50; C. a. 4. S36pl 054; c. *. r. J.
9418; C. & N. w. S49E; +. w. 9SA; Marietta L
Cincinnati, LIST p. 49,.
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A COUNTERFEIT BILL.-We understand
that there are twenty dollar counterfeit bills
in circulation, on the First National Bank
of Portland, Connecticut. Two were reject
ed in this city yesterday, by the First and
Second National Banks. The bill is very
we'll executed with the exception of the
shading of the figure 20, on its face, and
the shading of the picture of the baptism of
PocAHoNTAs, on the back of the bill, which
is too light The bill is calculated to de-
ceive on first sight.
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As this Is really a Specific for Worms, and the
best and most palata5le form 10 give 10 children,
il Is not surprising that Il Is fast taking the place
Of all other preparations for wormsit being taste-
less, any child will take IL.
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SoSs OF TEMPERANCE.-Elysian Grove
Division viii have a public installation Of
officers on the 4th of July, at 50 O'Clock.
Speeches viii be delivered by w. B. THosrP-
SON and Rev. r. A. You've. The public
are invited.
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The great Blood Purifier, as a Spring and Sum
fner Medicine stands unrivaled, removes All i'm
purities from the blood. and gives health and
strength to the system.
HURLEY. RUDOLF & Co,
Pruprietors
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one TO Ten YEARs CREDIr.-Don't Gail
10 attend Messrs. J.L.&R- w. BRows's
sale Of iotsihil day, 2sth inst, ii II o'clock,
on Granny White pike. o-anibuses and
COLLATION. fnce.
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SESSIONS Axp ErpExsrs.

The Fall Session commences on the first Monday
In September, and ends the last Thursday in jan
unry.
The Spring Session begins the first Monday in
February and ends the last Thursday 10 June.
Tuition. per Session. SO; Contingent Pee 81
aed Library Pee 81. invariably 10 advance.
Boarding $ per week.
"A third Professor. who win devote his whole
time % the School. viii be provided BY the next
term Judge Caruthsrs win be in TIE school part
Of the time iune1s-6n.
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. THIEF ARRIsrED.-A man by the name
Of w. B. Parsons was arrested yesterday
morning on Cherry street and lodged in the
workhouse. Two bolts Of jeans and several
other valuable articles Of clothing were
found in his possession. His brother was
also taken into custody. He is supposed to
be an accomplish of MEL ZACHARY, who is
charged with stealing $1,000 from his aunt
Mrs. ZACHARY, of this city, some days sines.
There are other facts connected with the ar
rest Of Parsons that We are not permitted
10 make public At present.
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To M TRIED To-DAY.-GEoRGE THOMAS,
who was arrested on Thursday, charged with
an attempt to murder INA NErMAN, was re-
committed to Jail yesterday morning because
Of the absence Of sorpe witnesses. he will
be tried to-day at 10 A. NJ, before Esquire
MATTHEWS.
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st. Louis Market
[By telegraph

ST.. LOUIS June 27.-Flour and Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn more active at 62@77c. Pork.
33c. Bacon Clear Sides q &c.
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For Debility, Loss Of Appetite, Weakness, Indi-
gestion OF Dyspepsia. want Of action on the Liver
Disorderod Stomach, there are no bitters that
compare with these in removing thess distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any D,us
Store IN the United States. or from the proprie-
tors. Louisville n.y.. corner Seventh and Green
streets. to whom all orders should 30 addressed.
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For Identifying The Complexion, aFectnaily re-
moves Tan, Freclles, BlOtches and giving the
skin an elegant smo0thness not easily attained By
any other. Its uso among the ladies Of fashion In
the East, gives L a character for eficacy which
at once stamps Il as infinitely superior for the
toilet of lady
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RECORDERS CoURr.-M. w EsrBRooKs
was before this court yesterday, charged
with keeping gaming house-fned 50.
JNo. NAPIER charged with lewdness-
discharged. On another case, fined 50.
-Four cases Of drunkenness-fnedS $50.
One case of drunk and disorderly-fned
50.
Two cases Of careless and fast driving
fined SIG.
One case of gaming--fned 81.
For creating a nuisance on the streets
one fine OF s..
Fer obstructihg sidewalk and sleeping on
the street-two fines OF Sl4.
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the .Bcsty
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Never Fails-Always TO Le Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurleys Tonic
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Seatons Chemical Writing Fluid IL becoming
wOrld-renowned for is superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, il has be-
come the principal in use with those who want .
fine, free flowing ink, md for lis psrmanency il l.
decidedly the best ink for records that can ho
used. For counting houses, banks or schools, II
Is unegaled. and needs only 20 be tried TO be APP
everywhere.
HURLEY, RUDOLF & CO., Projectors.
Corner Seventh and Green streets,
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For sale by Berry. Demoville x Wharton; j. X.
Harwell: Litterer X Cabler; Pulliam K McCul-
Tough; Blood X Gregory. Nashyillss AID By all
Druggists junel3-lydkw
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PROFESSORS.
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.'
NATHAN GREEN. JR.. L. b.

COURSE OF STUDY.
JUNIOR CLAss-Caruthers' History Of Law
suit; Walkers American Law Stephens Plead
ing Kent's Commentaries Story on Promissory
Notes.
MIDDLE CLzss.-Story on Bailments; Story on
Agency Sterys Equity Jurisprndence; St0ry's
Equity Pleading Greenleafs Evidence; Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-St0ry on Conflict Laws; Angel
and Ames on Corporations; Lomax on Executors:
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent reviewed;
Story on the Constitution.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE MATTHEws.--A youth
by the name Of HEIDLINGER, who lives in
Germantown, was before Esquire MAT
THEws, yesterday, charged with beating a
negro boy.
On examination, it was proven that the
negro was discovered in the horse-lot Of the
father of young HEJDLNGER, attempting to
halter mule. The old gentleman sent his
son, the accused, TO dive him out Of the lot,
who, in attempting to do so, met with resist
ance from the negro. This aroused the
young Germans blood, who aogged him
gently and put him into the street. The dis
comfeited little thief returned to his parents,
with the story that young HEmLNeER had
met him ON tic street and beat him. Hence
the arrest. Bgth parties were taxed equally
with the cost.
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A Murderer Sentenced TO be Hung.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-CoovERT, MUIR
dererer of the RoosA family, was yesterday
sentenced to be hung August oath, at Leba-
non, Ohio.
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s "A L e
REAL ESTATE
Belonging TO the City.
MONDAY. JULY 9TH.

MONDAY. JULY 9TH,
And continuing at the saIas hour on the 10th
and lIth, the following pieces or parcels Of
ground:
About Fifty Lots fronting on Cherry street, be-
tween the Nashville Cemetery and Franklin street,
and beyond Franklin street.
Also about Twelve Acres on the river, immedi-
ately above the City WatorwOrks.
Sixteen Feet fronting on Water street, next to
the Suspension Bridge.
Ten Feet between the City Hotel and d. T. Car
ter's on the Public Square.
Thirty-fOur Feet fronting on North Market
street. between the property of c. Il. II. Martin
and the heirs of VIM. Pybus, and Block Of Lots
fronting on Crawford and Summer street. known
as the Corporation Quarter.
Also, about Fifteen Feet, more OF less. fronting
on Front street, at the lower end of the City
Wharf and fronting Spring street.
Plots of said ground will be exhibited on the
day of sale.
TERMS-0ne-thir cash the balance in one
and two years. Notes bearing lawful interest
from date, with lien retained upon the land until
- W. MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
JAMES SL0AN,1
X. W00DFIN, SCOmmittse.
A. 5. EDWARDS)
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FOURTH or JUsx l--Flsgsl Fireworks
any quantity At Lucx's. ie28t4j.