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To Railroad Contractors.

-FALFU Proposals will he received the Office Of the
- FIgef I'd and Ken lucky Railroad Comp my in Nashville,
Tenn until saturday, December 18th, 1855, for the con
structOn If the Dad from Nashville to the Kentucky Lu,
where, il meets the Henderson and Nashville Railroad to
henderson on the Ohio River. The f. h K. K is about
f,rty-egh mile, long through country well adapted for
Railroad construction ard The work vii be divided into
sections II about mile each, whh may be bid tor sepa
rately whole road included IN proposition Pro
posa may also he made to build the thirty miles only next
to Nashville either the single section IN cntScs
There the road one tunnel half mile ing hraVy
roek work various points, ard two large BrdS Maps
Pruhes and Plans will b. ready or examination oN Dec ISL
information may be OF tanned by addressing The IN
dersigned SAWL WATSON, President.
octZ3 try tiecl5 A. ANDERSON, Uhie Engineer.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW ENGLs>H BOOKS.

W T. BERRY CO., have Just received
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles knight.
ONCE UPON TINE. By knight.
JOHNSON'S TYPOGRAPHY. Z vols.
tbs LAND WE LIVE IL. A Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. by Charles knight
vols, Svo.
HALF-HOURs WITH TIE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles knight. 2 vols
LEARNING AND WORKING. Six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederick Denison
Maurice, NJ. A., Chaplain Of Lincoln's Inn.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

VALUA ABLE BOOKS.
" BERRY CO, have just received
l. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain
2. Guzot's History of Civiliz alton. Sy.
s. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
4. Longinus the Sublime I vol
5. Dantes Divine Comedy: Inferno. pure transla
ton by Carlyle.
6. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
Z. The Legislative Guide.
S. Irying's Life Of Washington.
3. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate
TO- Websters Complete Works. 6y.
H. Calhouu's Works. vol.
IL Napier's Battles Of the Peninsular.
49, Napoleon IN Exile by O'Heara.
a. Lascases' Memoirs Of Napoleon.
Is. Abbo't's lie Of Napoleon.
16 >trckaud' Lives Of the Queens OF EngIan. vol.
IL Lives Of the Processes OF England.
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HUGHES BROTHERS,

PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE AND PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY,
NO. 20 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
TTNHE first Diploma awarded Hughs Brothers by the
Mechanics Institute at the late exhibition FOR the best
DaguerreoJ pes and Photogr ap which conclusive
" the superiority pictures al competitors, al
though they gotten up 70 the occasion but such
they sell their customers daily Citizens and strangers
politely invited call and the largest and best col
lection Of specimens ia the nth. octl5
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CHEMISTRY OF CoEMON LIFE COMPLETE.
w. n. BERRY & co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIE FIFTH EDITION,
In vols 12mo., cloth, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James p
W johnson, NJ A. F. r. $, &C, Author OF Lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry and Geology etc, etc. Illustrated
vii Il g wood engravings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, The Poisons Select,
Tn Water we Drink, The Odours We Enjoy,
The Soil we Cultivate, The Smells we Dislike
The Plant rear, What Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread Eat, for,
The Reef We Coos, What How, and Why We Dr.
The Beverages infuse, gest,
The Sweets we Extract, The Body We Cherish,
The Liquors Ferment, The Circulation Of Matter,
The Narcotics Indulge in, Reorganization,
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Fourth night of the engagement Of the Dissinguished
American Tragedan and Comedian Mr. James T. Murdock
who viii appear b. particular request in his finished person
alton OF CLAUDE MELNOTrE.
Miss Charlotte Wyette Pauline.
Thursday Evening" Oct. 25 will be acted Bulwer5 play CT
LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr.. James T. Mar-
Dock Pauline, Miss G. Wyette.
To conclude with the farce Of MY FELLOW CLERK.
Tomorrow Evening Mr.. J. L. Murdoch will appear IN
Comedy. -
rehearsal 'Wine Works Wonders" "Robbers and Ora
matst"
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Blooded stock for sale.

\ HAVE for sale large number Of Young DI RHAM
az LIS, OF the choice stOCs incudng my main
Herd Bull and The Premium Aged Bull Of 1855 having bred
nom them long as can without producing much re-
tOnshP also have number Of due Young JACKS
Tor safe very cheap, AM number Of Young thorough
bred = EiLsONS and SAXON gsG CEN = for every
body An bred on cheap scale, and be sold very
Offering breeders a chance TO improve their live stock
MARK Z. COCKRILL
wish TO purchase loo good one year old mules.
OCt5-Swtrw&w
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
We know of other work whoa, within small a
pass and satisfactorily presents the chemical and
physiological wonders which surround and that too,
free frcm techncslties, Tn the veriest yro
in the science cannot otherwise than interested and
structed
From the Utica Gazette.
Much scientific information is here presented in
densed and interesting FORM making volume of high prac
teal value.
From the Rochester Union.
This work the valuable that be given
to the American public. II should be every family and
in every school anu public library in the land.
From the Albany Atlas.
These two volumes, which contain an immense amount
Of instructive matter, interesting story book
From the Troy Daily Wing.
II is adaptd to the comprehension Of the unearned in
technical chemistry, well the learned and the
pies treated useful that is saying than
justice requires that ought be il every home
in the country
From the St. Louis Inteligencer.
This work for the youth well As the grown manfor
the scholar we'll as the mech+nic and cordially
recommend 1t not only in high degree valuable for its
solid instruction, but also profitable Of enter
tainment
From the Louisville Courier.
There Is not one essay these volumes hat fail to
rvet the attention OF fond Of reading. 1t ia de-
Hghtful book fJr d family circle. octl1
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Llszs-z.a EiIssSgEs sssIsszSZ.s5 - Assl.,r
l,.i.s1 ~ n WI
Transportation to the East.
a SURE CURE FOR CANCERS.

MY Vile, having hbored under one on her breast FOR
vi time aud having tried dferf AT Treatment,
oOncndcd n undertake 70 myself and in less than three
months effected complete cure; although she had been
gyen W hy her friends being beyond the reach Of
she has the lat enjoyed betiet health than
she had o many years previous and has since given birth
30 tine child, which she nurses herself I have also
treated several other cases, and have net with Tie
success.
My treatment s not The usug q the Kne, or Causc,
Mercury bat purely Vegetable also profess ta
other diseases SUI Female and Ulcers scru
ua Piles, and ali diseases Originating In ike manner an
ask persons aifcted with any u the above named
diseases, + 20 eiVe trial. Where there g.
tire shall be charge. Further information be OBJ
aimed by calling e, by let err al No 2T North kar
ket street. JONATHAN TnOM 3.
iy4-Gm
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Just Out.
RAYARD TANLOH'S NEW WORK.
Gndia, china and Japan.
TOON, NELSON co. q Jnian street., have just re-
eeived many nes and Interesting books
visit 70 Indis, China and Japan,
In the year ls5A By B4yani Tay I0r.
Isora's Child.
our he multitude o. books pressing 'oTwsri Tor pub
Dc favor none vii rrtAn ia-tng ho on the hrArts
snrsfions this. We commend The attention o.
reader - 4irgsTacGA htsiez.
REPRE- ENTATIVE WOMEN.
TOOS, NELSON CO, "a Union strest-
Have received the iolJsing NeW Works.
Representative Women
From ave. ne wiie Of ths Krss 70 Mar, ,he Mother
q ne soeoat Adam. - q. C. hsldsin, .. D.
Cora and the Doctor;
Or, Revelations y PhyzielAas wife.
Aspiration:
AZ Aaiobosraphyo Of GirIhoos b. Mrs usnasrs-
40 RRESSMAREHS.
NHTAsTsD-ssTrrai FIRST clAss Dressnsks7s- Asa, ssV
w era neAt Seasrs- Apply lmmei.aiuiy 70
Mss PAIafER THOMAS
Crulchcr Iioass naliings.
oetfT-tf Corner summsr 4nt ChQrck SIS
B-wanied several aPPFsnices 10 III IA the Business
VIII ~ tioroaghy taught
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WHO WANTS AuomE1

TINfTF subscriber offers for sale liberal terms, go.
Il -FOUR COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, stna- &r.ss
ted as follows, via: ~ ii
One College, the Market House, fronting A&sA
Is f-et on College street.
One near the South Nashville Manufacturing Estahish-
ment fronting IS feet on Chsrry street.
One the Trinity Church, fronting % feet High
StrseL
And the other fear the resdeure Of W. " BlbO, Esq
aud frDnung lU9 feet OveFion street.
Ans wshinE u secure neat aud pleasant home,
c0nEsnicnt business and cd would DO vel %
make immediate application, the property aust and s
De sohi. kpply very soon, 20 ". r MpOKk,
ocfl9-dlW - Pubic square
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PUBLIC SALE OF
PHOENIX FURNACE

PUBLIC SALE OF
PHOENIX FURNACE
pY virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to me ~ Jas a
IL L. J tmes and Bob't buchanan, will sell at pub
lac outcry the 9Th Of October next the premises
PHGNIX FURNACE
And 1000 Acres of Land,
About the hail well tiber.d situated about three miles n
from Palmyra, Tenn on che Cumberland river. The -
Furnace newly built the YORK well executed and built BY
the direction Of Mr. l. James, practical and well eiu
Gated iron IL IL not inferior aIy in the
state Of Tennessee, and is adapted % making iron BY hot
cold BLAST with all the machinery for the
pose In good repair The ore Banks mills Of
the Frruaee, and believed BY good judges mex
haustibe.
TEKNs sALE-six thousand dollars payable in ten
months om the date o. the sale and the bllance In Que,
two aud three according 10 the terms Of the deed
Possession 10 be given the terms o. the sale are
complied with.
Any who desires to the property be shown
IL by J. o. shackleflnd, GAINESVILLE, b. ThOs Hnson,
Who lives on the preulises-
sep5-tiEtds ]. . SHACKLEFORD, Trustee.
Nashville Trae Wing will pubsh in tri- weekly I'LL day Of
sale ZfrbscilIs CAroHicie.
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A BARaAIH IN In STATE.

q Tiik undersigncd wishing to move. proposes 80
- % seil his land. containing fHkkk HUNDRED Iii
AND fA ENrf Five AOAss, situated liitle tlar- ~
pktn. Davidson sad WlisHsnn eIunti-s lies south
% Nashve, sght ofhe mlslr Frankf, Turnpike Road
and miles o. tie D pot - he southern Rad cad. said
laDi has hboat hanrud anl ave Of open
land, q supsor sl is SCH being mostly Harpefh bot
iol snd very hkh STATE a cultivation, the baiAnca
ber, geascr Fart Of Ehch = vel sdaptsd xrass.
There trve lasting springs of excellent s4cr a.
with Ltie Harpeth water from almost
every part u DC Arn- plenty OF ruit Tor hmiv
sumption, hedcs young orchard o. The best seieeton
planted ab3ui Tires gcars Trus twenty-five
dollars pcr Payments One Wshug settle In
TIA wsad % vel % ca eaEJ, Tie presumption
H. here never - al0hfr such opportunity Little
Harpeh such terin Ths uudergned ui b pleased
sfes ne pTciscs any stl uay stsh % sxaine the-
o1ttT-dtrshs1s C. ,. SIMMONS
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n hNLNAN T. EFeTk V LNENs
LARGE invoice % Fine surgical and Dss-cting Instru-
y ments has just been aud for lie az small
advance Eastern
Students and others would DO % call and examine
the prices and quality, before making their purchases
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
ocu Corner College and Union 81 eets
J. DOYLE co.,
soap and Candle IEamufarGurcrs, and
Packers OF Pork and Beef,
No. IS South Front street, NASHVILLE TENN.
- Highest price paid in cash for Taow Grease aud
ard fsb25-tf
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"a. w. SisAEEER.
No College st, Near Church, NASHVILLE TENN
DE, LER in all kinds Of Cabinet Furni- --.,.,us---
~ ture and is receiving additional - <. as.ssssS
supplys aud having fitted myself out -
with fine hearse and gentle horses, am ~ .
prepared furnish every kind and quality Of collins on the
shortest notice, by cay night
Clocks lamps and Girontas for sale Mattresses CT al
kinds on hand, or made to order
Furniture Repaired with neatness and Dispatch
New and various styles Of Wartr ,bes-a cheap for cash
or good paper, at No. College street Church.
r. ". SHAFFER,
oct2+-fv By u. W. DORIS, Agent.
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MARBLE! u.RRs.prr

M J.. SHELTON having resumed the MARBLEO-O
W. BUSINESS, sOlcits bis Old ri, uds nd the(NlAI
pub &c in neral, who may desue work IN his line \ Z
20 give him call Mt hs shop, % Church e
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad "
Depot II viii ep cons auty on I, nd a supply ~
OF MONUMENTS, lUNBS &C., OF he hEe-t ItahsI ia
American Marble All work executed 10 the best manner
and warranted. sep29-tf
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FIREMEE'S BALL.

FIREMEN'S BALL.
consequence OF the inclemency Of the weather, the
BALL advertised to take place TO nght will be pospon
ed until her notice. VIM. STOCkELL,
oct.5-1t President No 2
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COPYING BOOKS.

NEANNS Celebrated Copying Books made Of Parchment
o,,a5 CHARLES W SMITH.
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DIVISION FAIR AT GALLATIN.-Our clever
correspondent gives US the cream Of the Fair
at Gallatin Ia bis letter this morning, excel
lently seasoned with wit and humor. Don't
Jet its length deter you from com enoing its
perusal, and when once commenced look TO il
that your coffee, piqued by neglect, does not
show symptoms of GOODNESS.
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MARRIED-At Christ's Church on the 23d inst,
by the Rev Chas. Tones, DIR. RoBT. J. FARQUHAR-
son TO Miss MARY LYDIA, daughter of Thomas
Smith, Esq, all of this city.
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vAMILY BIBLES-Tweve different kinds at low
Il prices. For sale by CHARLES w SMITH,
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T. \. BADGER. Dentist.
"a. w. SisAFFER.

returned to the city, from short visit to Baltimore
II Resden Je and operation Cedar street, next
door to the catholic Church. oct24-lw#
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L'OH RENT-For the ensuing year, comfortable
DWehng House. on Cherry street, next door south Of
Lincoln Han, containing rooms, with dining room,
kitchen and cellar in the basement.
Il. A. BALLOWE,
octZ3 Genl Ag't, No. IL Dvaderiek Sc.
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READ Ann BE WISE.

hEAU md D WIZ
DEftkn tothe ezrhs u Nashvir, and NJ baianci
ID al the Huuzn Fsaily hiatt }. FLOMEtS, 40. Al IN
ion street have at recyed one KsseF'ment Il spec
tucIcs, knosn 70 opticians he "coucavo Convex
Glassestett~r kaevn IN ths comfe9aif3 BRAZILIAN
PEBRLss haa. from Brazilian saHs %hacA wiling
SCH rrass nabc prlces, a. % ioWB
Gad frAaae, shde temPlss .......---------e ~
single ." ...--.-- ..-...-s- 10 ~
Con Fise SlysE fFsmes, sidr Tetapses---.-. %
q" SiDxi1 q" -
A 70 seiecx spectacles pfaess % know A aia1at h.
havnE paid parcAs attention thai branch % The b.
siu-ss f6r tle last tsrnty YEAR. J FIoW kts
oetia-o Ne Al Unou 81, SasAvus.
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C;EwENTARK SPELLERS- 100 dozen at
o..Ss CHARLES W. SMITH.
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L'OW SALE-2O shares Union Bank Stock. Enquire
II at this Office. oct25-5t
NEW ARRIVALS OF LADIES' FINE SHOES.
I AIDES Kid Il Boots and Boots and Buskins;
IL Front and Side Laced high Caters;
4" Fine Kid High Laced Busdns;
" " " tn ok sOled Buskins;
" Stitched Walking Shoes,
Cloth Thick soled Buskins,
Misses Il Ugh r. X Caters Just opened by
JOHN RAMAGE,
oct25 AZ College street.
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COUNTRY MERCHANT~

A RE remiadel that have the Ware-roons vel Z
~ stoekei VITA EVtkY THING NEW AND Do
sIKABLE "a ms nne for The Ea Trace, and Soud be ."
pleased % a. thcir oEdeTs
A. :. FRANCISCO
oetis ha- - Pu1iie sqasre.
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AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS

RENf y SHIELDS, viii sell this evening. aud each sue
~ ceeding evening this fine stock Of Books STA
uonery, A., SiSh invoice Of Jewery
Oet2S-5t BENJ y SHIELDS
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FOR THE 100000
THE L. =. PATENT MARBLE co.

THE 4, ). PATENT MARBLE co.
CAPITAL $t65,OoO.
No. S98 Broadway, Cor. Walker st, New York.
Re prepared to execute all orders for MANTLEs TABLE
n Fps COLUMNS, PhDEsTALS, PIAsTERs, SLABS, &C. in
Ct SIENNA Broosel Pyrdnees, Neapotan, and
all fancy Marbles equalin strength beauty and durability,
to real marble respects superior thereto, and
at less than half the Unlike marblez IRON wood,
or slate who y FREE from objections which ged
against surface work. where pa vaTnish, &C,
the temporary polish and beauty ef the article. Man
tells from IS $40 Orders from Builders, Cabinet Makers
and other solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Agents for the principal cities ,reated with,
PETER RENNIE, Pres't.
Lowell e.. MICKLES V. Pres't.
JOSEPH LAMB, Secy. oct25-Iy
IIOES SALE-That valuable tract of land and go
4 delightful residence adjoining Tyree Springs, @f'st
and known the ROBERTS PLACE, is ,nered for fsiJ
sale on accommodating terms. Apply to &z-sA
Il. n. WILLIAMS
oct23-dtrwET6t 65 Cherry st.
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KEEP THE FEET DRY.
nVERSqOES and Cork soles
~ Ladies' Gum Blskins and Sandals;
lAned Blu kins;
Travelling 0yershoes;
Gentemep's Gum and Thick 0YershOes;
Boys and Misses Overshoes;
Cork Soles for Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses aud
Boys just received by JOHN KAMAGE
oci25 Al College q.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
News from the EAST!

r HAVE just returned from Cincinnati. with
1.-The largest and best selected stock of Dry
Goods, Boots aud Shoes, Hats aud Caps, Hard
ware, Q~ucensware, Glassware and Groceries,
that have ever brought to Ottumwa..h
OF Day GooDs, I have a fine selection Of
Ladies, Dress Goods, consisting of Nous de
LANES, Cashmeres, plain and fancy Merinoes
and Coburg cloths, Alpaccas (various colors,)
a large assortment Of fancy and domestic Cling
hams (large and small plaid,) Calicoes of vari-
styles and prices, Bleached and Brown Muslins
of all grades, from 8 l-3 to 16 2-3, Tickings,
Drillings, L!nseys, check aldhickory Shirtiugs,
Canton Flsnnels, all Wool Fiannels Of different
-co.ors. GsBd gohW ,slts s8t 81 GGsb3a.
For Mems wear, | have Cloths, Cassimeres,
Satinets: Tweeds, eastern Jeans, Dreadnoughts,
Cd Ovcrcoating of good quality, Cassimer and
Wool Hats OF various kinds. silk and cotton
plush Caps of different styles. o5Et sala!s
OF Boots and Shoes almost an endlessvariety.
All of the above | shall be glad to sell to my
friends and customers, on the usual terms, or
win exchange them for country Produce. such
as Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax, F1axseed,
Flour. Meal, Feathers, Linsey and Jeans; all of
which ! want, and will pay the highest market
prices for, at the old stand at the corner.
CHA'S LAWRENCE.
Otf,ucx, $50 Orf vQ6k rBf ~ .~&EfuSDHEI 8&
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15

VOU are hereby notified that I win, on the
i l7th day of November, 1865, between the
honrs Of . O'Clock A. M, and 4 O'Clock p. NJ,
OF said day, at the door of the old Courthouse,
in Ottumwa. Wapelio county, Iowa proceed TO
sell at public cutlery, to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, the northeast quarter of the south
east quarter, ami the east half ofthe north-east
quarter of section q, township u, range IL
West; also, ln-lot 2ss, and 90 feet off Of the
west side of In-lot DIT, in the town Of Ottumws,
all in the county Of Wapello sndS.ate Of Iowa;
in accordance with your dead of trust, to me
executed, on the LIST day of September, 1852,
upon said property, to secure the payment to
Bancroft. Beaver acc. ! OF Jtwo psbdhissory
notes, executed by the frm OF Conn md Brown,
ono on the 26th day Of February, 1850, for ST.
373 13, Craving endorsed a credit Of Si99 "a,
d;ted February, A. ID. 1851; The other. for the
sum Of 81 ,0S3 80, dated August 10th, 1850, and
according to the terms of the Deed of Trust, to
he paid six months after the date of sai9. deed,
with six per cent. interest, per annum from
their maturity, which said tins of payment has
elapsed and said notes are yet unpaid. Now,
unless yon pay of said notes and interest on or
before The l7th day of November, 1855, said
property viii be sold as above, and your inter-
est therein forever foreclosed.
JAMES +. cox, Trustee.
February Path, 1859 kFAs37.N aAa&
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
LETTER FROM ATCnISON.

Among the letters addressed ID the
CnmmaseefM Invitation for the Kings
Mountain celebration 10 one from Davy
A,chison. in which he makes the follow
ing declaration. IL explains the in,en
,I"n Of The 'border ruffans" nor fully
than anything we have seen: Uag
THE stake the .bordera rufiaus" are
7lsyine Tor 10 q mighty ne. ~ Kansas
IS Aboh,ionized, Missouri ceases 10 be a
slave State, and New Mexico becomes
a free State; California rename a free
State. Missouri is secure Kansas ~ a
slave Sac, bu, If we is secure New
Mexico and Southern c .lifornia. il not
all Of il, become slave Slsies. In q wnri
The prosperity or the ruin Of the whole
South depends oa ihe Kansas struggle.
Demoine courier., 1855-11-15
Ho! for Coming City,
Jl Nebraska Territory. atpa

TNHE attention OF the emigrating public is
i respectfully solisited to the superior claims
and advantages Of Coming City, In Nebraska.
The cite Of the Town is upon an extensive level
bench bank Of the Missouri, and embraces a
tract of six hundred acres of land. 1t is stu
ated 40 miles above Omaha City, and due west
from Fl. Dcsmoines. A grant has been secur-
cd for a State road leading from TT. Desnoines
TO Magnolia, and thenceto the ferry at Coming
City. This route Is IS miles shorter for Cali
fornia and Oregon emigrants, than the one via
Council Bluff, and will soon be The one over
which the greatbody of this travel viii pass
Coming City was laid offlast spring and sim
proving very rapidly. 1t is surrounded by a
country unsurpassed in..fertility and natural ad-
vantases, and Is bound to be place OF note in q
very short time. PETER BARNETT
/, Sept. 9th, 1S55-33-tf.