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MARNHAL,S SAIP

DH VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS Of Teri f..i., - -,
ID directed from the Circuit Court of The frni,5 $50
for the Middle District OF Tennessee Eoanded on Co., 49,
ment rendered in said Court at its September Term ls
to Wit -
David Jayne Son. Is. Mark l. Cartwright and Ierov
Armstrong. Judgment 18th September. 1855; same r.
same Judgment 10th September, 1885; W. MCally Son
rs same, Judgment 18th September 1883 and John N
Oty, r.. same, Judd mee . til September 1855
will sell 10 the bidder for Cash al the Ccurt
House door, in the CITY Of Nashville on MONDAY the
l2fh day OF December 1858. all the right title clain and
Interest OF the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong in and
10 NE following Lots in the City OF Nashville to Wit
LOI, No SO, designated in the plan Of The College or
Academy property fronting so feet Cherry street and
running back the usual depth of Lots in that part of the
City and is adjoining the residenceof VIM Stocked
ASu, part OF Lot. No. 81 fronting feet on Summer
street as extended, bounded follows beginning AZ the
Northwest corner Of F. Moseys Lot on the east side Of
summer street. thence along the side OF said street
SVeeS teenee at right angles nOrthwardy and parallel With
street 10 feet 70 Newnams line thence running
back with said line about 100 feet an Aey thence n
wardy with said Alley 60 feet to MoseIv Corner tSrn
with the line OF Mosey Lot about 10 feet To- te BEGIN
ming corner.
The undivided interest Of Mark L. Cartwright in H.
above described Lots was conveyed 10 LEROY Armstrong b
two Deeds bearing date the 2st June, 1855 and are 81 ne
cord in the Registers office for Davidson county in Bok
No II, pages 2y5 and 296.
Both OF said Lots have been levied upon as the urt f
Defendant Armstrong and wall be sold satisfy aid wins.
this 18th day Of October 1865.
j. b. CLEMENTS
Marshall, U. s. Middle Division, Tennessee.
BY his Deputy, b " CLEMENTS.
Oct27--tf
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HOUSE MoRxrxa SESSION.

... MONDAY, Nov Is
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer by thesRev. Mr. Tonnes.
Mr.. McKMGHT presented the report OF the Muir
freesboro and Manchester Turnpike Company; re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Internal Improvements.
al Mr. BAILEY chairman of the committee on Banks,
reported on the bill TO interdic the passage OF small
notes on the Banks of other States &c, in this
State and recommended its rejection.
Mr. SMITH of Haywood, introduced resolution
on the subject Of the Pacific Railroad, &c
Mr. ARSoLD introduced resolution on the sub
iect of adjournment DC.
= Mr. Hem introduced bill for the relief OF La
fayette Snodgrass read first time passed, and refer
red to the committee on Claims.
HOUSE BILLS on THEIR THIRD READING.
Bill to protect the owners of real estate in the
Incorporated towns and cities in this State read and
passed.
Bill to regulate the practice in the Supreme Court,
and prescribe the duties of the clerks of SAID court
and Of the reporter read and passed. Ayes unan-
mous.
Bill directory to the Secretary and Comptroller to
buy paper &c; read and indefinitely postponed.
Bill to change the time of holding the Circuit
Court ct Claiborne County in the twelfth Judicial
circuit read and indefinitely postponed
Bill to amend the charter Of the citizens bank OF
Nashville and Memphis; read and passed.
Bill to authorize the Directors Of the Bank OF
Bank ia Cooke county.
Bill TO incorporate the Tennessee, Western and
Charleston Railroad Company; read amended and
passed.
Bill TO incorporate the GAINESVILLE Female Insti-
tute; read and passed,
Bill To incorporate the Union Wharf Company in
the town of Clarksvile in the county OF Montgom-
cry; read and passed.
Bill to incorporate company for the purpose OF
building Hotel in the town Of GAINESVILLE; read
and passed.
Bill to incorporate the Memphis Invincible Fire
Company No ,; read and passed
Bill to authorize the construction ola Levee south
of Horn Lake, on the Mississippi river read amend
ed and passed.
Bill to amend an act passed 10th January 1913
for the punishment OF small offences; read anc
passed 90,
Dill to give Mr.. Gram further time to finish hs
Turnpike road; read and passed
r Then on motion the House adjourned until
O'Clock z. NJ
HOUSE-EvENING SESSION.
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Ga motion Of Mr.. Greer the House took up th'
bill 70 incorporate the Mississippi Central aud Ten
nessee Rail Road Company; read and passed
Bill TO amend act passed 10th OF january
lS4S for the punishment of small offences read
Mr. Cooke moved to indefinitely postpone TIT
bin. which motion failed, and before final action OF
the bill, on motion, the House adjourned until hal
mast o'clock, A. NJ
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


SENAIE-MORNING SESSION.
MONDAY, Nov. 2S.
Mr.. Nixon presented petition from citizens Of
Giles county, relative to the navigation of Elk
Tiver.
Mr. Nixon introduced bill to prevent the loss
or destruction of lost wills. .I........
Also: bill to prescribe the duty Of Shirts as to
bail in criminal cases.
Mr.. RoDrRrsow bin to incorporate the United
COnsols Mining Company.
Mr. JONES: bill to incorporate the United Cobre
Mining Company; which severally passed first read
ing
The Senate assumed the consideration Of the bill
10 amend an act to establish system of internal
improvements in this State
Messrs ROBERTSON and Polk made lengthy and
able speeches in support of the blk but before
taking the vote its passage the Senate took re-
cess until % o'clock.
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rInE SALE oF GRoCERIFs.

ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. 30th, 1855 we will offer at
Public Sale
100 half bbls extra Golden Syrup;
so bbls " d"
80 Wilshires Rectifed Whisky;
10 u casks Burgundy Port;
TO y pipes Marrett L Co.'S Brandy;
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco all grades;
25 cases Regaa and Principe Segars, various grades
800 bundles Ohio Wrapping Paper;
100 cases Durkees celebrated Baking Powders;
100 casks Newcastle bcarbonate Soda;
90 bbls Masons new medium Backing;
loo boxes Fancy Soap
80 cases Cut and Dry Smoking Tobacco;
10 Honey Dew Scotch Snuff in bottles;
With various other articles
The goods win be put up in usual quantities with lib
eral privileges. ...,
.-f TERMS OF SALE: g..
All sums under $500, cash;
over $500, and under $500, GO DAYS; .o 9 E.
$780, and under $1,000, 80 days. &
d" $1,000 four months for approved endorsed
notes payable in one of the City Banks. ....-.
moves w. ii, GORDON 500.
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REPORTED FOR THE UNION & AMERICAN.
ATLANTA Nov. 25, 1858.
Dear sir-We know of good Bacon in market for
sale, plenty of injured offering at almost any price, in
sequence of the weather being quite and unavorabe
for killing pork have enquiry for Bacon than any
former time this Lard is plenty at 1lc Butter
good Tennessee in demand at 1sc. Tallow lOc. Eggs
scarce zoe. Feathers Acc p H., to be had at that
Irish Potatoes 75al 90 q bu 20 bushels sold to-day at the
latter price Green Apples 81 25, Wholesale Flour Ssh
z Dbl, change. Wheat best Red, 95c White in de-
mand at 81 90 q bu, delivered in Atlanta. Cow Peas
scarce, 75c 2 bu Corn 60a65c do. Meal 65a70c do
Respectfully, SEAGo, ABBOTT Co.,
Cotton Factors and Commiss ION Merchants.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET. IA

New ORLEANS, Nov. 24-On Thursday the cot
ton market very active and the sales of the day
reached a. 600 bales being the largest days trans
action this season. Prices advanced ola cent on
previous rates The quotations are for Strict Mid
ding II to % cents. The receipts to-day amounted
TO II 600 bales
New ORLEANS, Nov 25.-The general tone Of
the market to-day is better but no actual change
in quotations The sales amount TO $500 bales.
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MEDICAL rTd
a11Ee- WHOLESALE g7
d RITZ HfdlSaT (1gR +
Corner of Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
W. F. GRAY.

@ SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT ANN
- ARMSTRONG, wholesale Dealer in Drugs Md
icines Paints. Dyes, Glassware, and Variety Goods
Corner q Broad and Market street, Nashville Ten
nesSee. Would respectfully inform the public that he has
purchased the stock Of Cartwright Armstrong Druggists
corner of Broadway and Market where he intends keeping
large and well assorted stock of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils Turpentine Dye Stutfs, Window Glass; Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock of varieties suitable for Tie Country Trade
Druggists Merchants, Physicians Manufacturers, and
Planters invited call aud examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere he is determined sell at such
prices win give satisfaction 10 ALL the quality of the goods
warranted TO be represented large stock having
been purchased in the East since purchasing the Stock viii
enable himto compete with any house the South west He
offers for sale low for cash. time to puncua men
500 gallons Tanners Oil; 500 lbs Iitharge; ~
10 bbls Linseed do; 1OO0ibs Venetian Red;
8 bbs Lard do; l000fbs Spanish Whiting
4 bbs Epson Salts; 40 bxs Boon's Scotch Snuff;
500 lbs Ex Logwood; Tf 20 bxs CARROTS do do;
200 lbs haeder; So - bbls Macaboys Snuff; 3
LIS lbs huriate of Tin; l000Ibs Putty;
500 lbs Alum; 5ee It's Aqua hmania;
$50 lbs Gum Camphor; 900 lis Spirits Sitre; i.''A
5O0Oibs Sup Carb Soda; 500 lbs Sulphuric Acid;
so gross n Lanes Yermif ge 500 rs Nitric co. l-ds
20 gross Fahnstocks dor 500 lbs Muriatic do
50 gross Mustang Linamen 10 lbs Syrup iod Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead; rztE 40
Feathers Beeswax Ginseng &c. taken in trade at mar
ket prices. ,'-. - To. p 3 -'.s 20 Oct30
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MISCELLANEOUS


Lh5 NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Wis establishment is now provided with Machinery "a
toois complete, Of themost modern caDstrDctiT, -.
win lhe best Mechanical skill that the country s e-
peetiy solicit orders They are prepared to execute ID
e. RAILROAD MACHINERY.
oueu as leonaoIgss for Passenger and FREIGHT Trains
assenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and sl1r
every description Of work apperteining to Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
Boat ind SatiOnary-fron 10 500 49,. "a.
boilers Of the best Tennessee Iron "i i
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Circ,I.- So
esmpeie' with the newest and most approved modes :
GRiST MILLS
6gsaSs and Machinery made for all sizes eorlrte. "a
geher with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotfon Gins, al
inders for blast, &c. ~
ft>1 ROLLING MILLS
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and all n,acb;nsr, g. nj,
i"s coTnplete-made az shortest notice
or 49, BRASS AND IRON CASTING
VI any description, with shafting mill gearing urstar
"neeiS, cast IRON Bank vaults &c, &C. made to order
AldTeSs JOIN THOMSON. Agent who is practical ma
elenist) or the undersigned. JOHN b JOENS0N ~
- fff y President
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall and Winter
STOCK on nav Gnnns


NICHOLS GoRN ER..-sissHis.o
No. l3 Corner Spare md Karkss Sired. Arskrius.
AS received his FAN fmportatiors of RICH avn
IL ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GOOTS a. ,-.;.l
ne taxes pleasure IN inviting the attention friends and
The public, feeling assured that he can offer a great h
gains as can be found in the city
IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS.
Oh the latest Partisan styles which are truly eleganf IN;
Guiding beautiful variety Of the richest and 20,
Pad Brocade, Block, Baysdere. Striped National Rem
and I" aered Silks, as has been ia this city. IT
~ New and beautiful Partisan PIaids
VI entire new designs, with the handssResf and i-
ii uEsf COMBINATION OF COLORs,
ihciueIhg the gay, grave rich and elegant ~ -
IT, view and Choice French MerinOs.
The most desirable coors IN market ar,hrae;n, III
iasIonable shades the ladies win find hsn,SI
Aich ,DELAiNES AND CASH.
Ofthe choicest patterns and most be,,t;s,, ..i
fact every other kind Of Dry Goods sitnbl. anu ~
Canton 'raa AMI EN,s WARDRoBEs.
GLIDING The Rich BrOche or Cashmere ShawlS - u"
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
OF BOmbaZines, Alpaca Cloths Canton Black de- s;,as
Bareges Grenadns. Mourning Sleeves Collars 1bem-t,s
Handkerchief and everything else suitable tors
LADY'S MOURNING WARDROBE.
Also beautiful variety Of a'sei'i lsl--If1Fs IOH
Er.- LACE GOODS,
Honiton, Va:encienne, and Needle-wprk Collars Rich
Cambria Chemizes and Sleeves; lin ses; Jaconet and
Swiss Edgings Insert:ngs Cambria snd Swiss Flcnncin
applique work. Also fine assortment of
LADIES' AND GENLEMEN'S GLOVES, ~ 4
ilandkerehiets Cravats Silk Cotton, and Merno Under
HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS,
OF Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shrngs Table Da-
masks Napkins TOwslings Crashes and Diapers
~ WOOLLEN BLANKETS,
Quilts Fanneis, Canton Flannels Welsh fIannels and
Cambria sc, &c. ~ i7l'a q 49,
FRENCH, CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
Tweed Cassmefes; Over C0afngs, of all kinds Ard win
open in few days a beautiful assortment Of the
LATEST STYLES OF PARTISAN CLOAKS |
'-lt - AND MANTILLAS,
Made Of the very best material &C. &c
Call and examine this large and fine assortment goods
suitable TO the approaching season. and you will not be
disappointed either in styles or prices -'--i- .i
Sept %, 1858. JAMES NICHOI
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McCREA 8 TERRASs.

Corner of Broad and College Streets Nashville Tenn.
agents for S1sitAs Pttsbargk and Wheetig "A A. and
Celebrated Ksanetfs
DALE ALES, PORTER & BROWN STOUT.
HAVE now in the following. which they will sell
at Pittsburgh prices transportation added to-day:
l25 Bbls CIV Smith's Pittsburgh Ale for summer use
$50 "Kennett Brand equal TO the best Scotch Ale
lO05< do do for family use;
s 20 Casks Bottled do;
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CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET.

q. CnARLEsToN. Nov. 25-Ihe sales of cotton on
Friday were 700 bales, at 8 to l03 cents Prices
continue as formerly quoted
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On Thursday C. c. Clay was nominated Q. s.
Senator for the long term, which makes Fitzpatrick,
the incumbent for the short.
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-.. STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County Court-NO Der Term, 1853.

Henry J. Hyde
Mlla shannon and others
this case h appearing 20 the satisfaction Of TIE Court
Il that the following defendants. to vii William shan
and his wife Ma shannon formerly Ala HYDE whose
residence is not known anG Edmond HYDE Martha VIDE
and MOrgana Hyde the three last beng minor children Of
John Hyde Jr deceased aud residents OF the Stale Of li-
nos nOn-resdent o. this Stale and Of the jurs
dicon Of this Court and that the usual process this
Court cannot be served upon them ordered that publ
cation be made newspaper for said defendants
forward tine first Monday in December next and
plead demur the bill otherwise the sane will
be taken for confessed them and for hearing at the
said term of the Court. F.R.CHEATHAM Clerk SC
noyQ-twk " stdec-Prpters fee 81
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A Good Egg.

COLUMBIA, Dec IS52e-DR.J. p. DRoNeooLE-SrR: You
entire stranger to me- but your medicine is welcome
guest in my family. My wife has been aborng under a
very strange female complaint for the last eighteen months
and seemed that medicine had been given her. her
disease still progressed heard good deaf about your
Female Bitiers and concluded to try them although my
opposition TO such articles Ny wife has consumed nearly
two bottles and her health has been rapidly improving
since she commenced using them. never medicine
have such powerful and direct action the female sys
em in my life you will do for female complaints
would recommend it medicine worthy the supps, of
the unhealthy females throughout the country; and from
what can learn, t'cures everywhere. .-t tsf .-..
Yours, truly, B.R.
For sale in Nashville by the Proprietor at the Patent Med
icine Store College street. and by Druggists generally
Doy2g-dlw
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BY TELEGRAPH.

GALLATIS, Nov 2S.-Gen. VIM B. Blackmore is
dead He was thrown from his horse when about
hive miles from his residence Thursday last; ia
ken home Friday, and died last night He viii be
buried tomorrow p. NJ. Gen. b. served with DIS
tinction in the Mexican war in Campbells regiment,
and was man of great personal popularity. --
GLASGOW, Nov. 26-EDToEs WING Asguel Nc
clure, who was at the last Circuit Court in Monroe
county, condemned to be hung on the 10th Decem-
Der, was last night rescued by between sixty and
hundred perssns dressed in disguise, and is now at
large He is about twenty-five years old five feet
ten inches high, light complexion, with down cast
look G. W
Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. 26-Cotton unchanged,
1,000baes Sold Receipts at all the Southern ports
100000 bales short of the same time last year. es-
Strict Middling 81. Rio Coffee, 5000 sacks sold
at 1la1la.
New YORK, Nov. %, Mo appearance of the
Liverpool steamer yet The packet ship George
Herbert arrived from Havre. There were rs deaths
on board during the passage
CINcINNArI Nov 2S-1he river is rising slowly
Hog killing has stopped on account of the warm
weather. Sales at 81. Flour steady, but not buoy
ant, at close on Saturday sales of 1000 bbls ct
20a5 %. Whisky declining. No sales this NOR
ming. Hogs declined; 700 head sold at 81. Buyers
anticipating still lower rates are holding off, offer
ings are comparatively light as yet The weather
Is again unfavorable to-day. No demands for pro-
visions. Prices nominal. Coffee firm, at l2al2l
Moasses dull, at 2Oc Sugar aa44, dull Pig
metal $4sa50 per ton 81
PITTsBURG, Nov. 2S.-The river is falling with 4
feet inches in the channel
BANGOR Maine, Nov 28.-The navigation of the
Penobscott is closed From 60 to so vessels with
large cargroes and steamers ncosed in the ice
) miles from this city. f., r..
New YORK, Nov 28-A private letter from
London, dated the Ill., says that Nesselorde has
officially notified the English Government Russians
reason to fight it out with Turkey 800
Benz. Fitzpatrick is elected by the Legislature of
Alabama to fill the vacancy of U. s. Senator left
vacant by the resignation Of W. r. King. c. c.
Clay is elected 10 Gil the other vacancy.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2S.-The river is falling with
5 feet inches water in the canal. The weather is
warm and pleasant .EsfE
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County COurt-November Term, 1853.
E A. Mabry, Admir-, >
Daniel ID. Mabry, and Others
APPEARING to the satisfaction 0f the Court in this
i case that the defendants, VIM. H. Mabry and Lewis
Mabry, nOn-residents Of the State aud that the usual
process Of this Court not be served upon them
ordered that publication be made for thirty days
newspaper requiring sad defendants appear and
at the next term Of this Court December 1885, Otherwise
they will be proceeded against BY default
F. X. CHEATHAM,
nOv9-w&tw till dec 9 Clerk.
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SrATE or TENNFSSFF
Davidson County COurt-NsvemberT Term, 1858.
George d. Hamlet Admir-, and others,

Squire Johnson and others.
TT APPEARING TO the satisfaction Of the Court in this
case that two Ofthe Defendants wit. Squire johnson
and his wife Martha johnson nonresdenis of the State
being citizens Of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process ths Court could be served upon te Il
ordered that publication be made newspaper for
thirty DAYS. requiring said defendants appear The De-
eember Term OF this Court and plead to the petition other
wise the will be taken for confessed iheu and
set for hearing sS PIrts- +. R. CHEATHAM
Nov9--w&tw tl dec Clerk.
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cAPTAIN INGRAHAM.


Spirited Lithograph an Ifats, Hasuring sertnteen
inches high by tcenty:fos WdeEHtited "CArr INGRA-
HAM TIndieating american Honor"
The engraving represents the oop OF war ST Louis drawn
up ready to rake brig Huzr schooner and steamers in
the harbor of Smyrna The animated one CIV
ing view of Smyrna the distance. and boats plying
from ship shore An eye witness of the scene says that
il was an anxious moment every waiting to see wheh
er the memorable words of ngaham would be carried OUT
Gentlemen the must be given up into some ones
hands on Shores my is that of justice and it cannot
fail have stated the fine" So great the enthusi
assn elected by this heroic stand of lngrahsm that he
was hailed as hero by the people port he visited
When he visited Malta the English officers carried him in
their arms Price 81 %. For saleby
MOVES r. hAuAN.
THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON, including the
whole contents of B. p Hurds edition. with letters and
other pieces found in any previous colecon and Ma
caueys essays his Life and Works. Edited with crit
cal and explanatory notes BY George Washington Green,
in five voIumes-yol. LIST Just received by
nov9s . F. HAGAN.
GUSTAVUS LYNDON; Or, LEAD us not into Tempta-
ton" novel. By Emile F. Carlen. For sale by
nOv26. f. HAITIAN
GODEY,S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER The most
beautiful number Of the year. containing beautiful coored
fashion plates with fifty contributions Subscriptions re
ceived and single copies for sale by F.HAGAN,
Market 81.
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DLANISHED AND BLOCK TIN WARE
We have Tor sale the largest stock offered IN Nash
vile Of the above beautiful ware consisting Of
Soup Tureens, various sizes;
COveT'd Dishes with heaters;
Beat Steak Dishes with heaters;
Oyster Disbes-Chafng Dishes;
Tea and Coffee Pots, FINN pint 70 Cots;
Coffee higgins. various sizes;
Coffee t;recques, large and small sizes;
Coffee Urns Ociagon. Oval and ruund.
As the above articles have been purchased for cash and
At low rates they will be sold cheaper than articles Of the
same quality have ever been offered before in Nashville
SNOW, MACKENZIE & CO.
nOvlS Nashville