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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
yE now City Hall * 10 be ere

iIg-A new City Hall is 10 be erect
cd III New York City. il tie Mayor Of
that city signs the ordinance t. that
effect and the legislature approves
Il Is I" cost ss,oo0,ooo. The plans
tor the building submitted to the city,
are said to he exceedingly grand and
imposing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
Job PRINTING.

We wau.J cal tLe AtieLtluu 81 Merchaots, B1si-
ness ~ .Bd others 20 our f.c.Ii!s fr executing
~tih prumptness, and IL sp iir ma ner, JOB
rRiN1lNG n al II virie'!e. qlah.,s md csi,rS,
aud tolrit thrt 4 their psts,nsge. IstirR cote
!" eon'!de ;asie '1pslse y tlug up oui J9yLing
Estsb,ishn'b'. - ar, prepArait, xr9uts 81 kird
u PAN aud Ornamental work s.sE a. ali Ii.
PROG ANN :. Car fe' eIy q sctIb'lOu, Girc.lafs
al var! ii"s 81 pr.nt.s "a God hiiy-- Boise, q
Coer,. ais Pa ph Il. Lw git.. CAs-k.,
B-ts o. Lat.,s Psum s,are Hot., Wa, gil'. 'aL4
Bhs. &c With 4 IT.. aud p5.it al ale TIM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

y Great are the mysteries Of Ocean
Postage. IL cos,s more now to send m
ource Of parer to Europe than il does to
sintcrnom: cat. drink, sleep and lounge
al over the ship, and We, a quiet mail
bag. tha, hns stood all the time in dark
carrer. is charged seven times rs much
passage money ~ he is,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

Last evening Rev. Mr.. Marks dcliv-
cred his last lee ure al the Congregational
Chm cii. III % oceeds II which 20 for the
relief of The poor aud needy Of this city,
Mr.. Mark course has been one of cous ID.
cradle interest, and b. leaves behind him
many warm f.i.ads who have been mighty
entertained by listening 10 hi. accounts #
Eastern travels
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

Those who did hot buy presents, as
well as those Who did, wiil please take 10.
llcr thai Brooks Is Vet prepared TO suit
every hpdy that is to be snl'ed. Cali and
see hi, pr, Sc IS for New Year
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

81 The osweso Times is told on
the most undoubted authority that
there Is in that city a man who lives
with two wives at the same TIME and
III the same house.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

Bac.L DowN.-An unfortunate IN
'.viaua' who reniaTed out ia .'Jumper"
lasi Sunday, la The misfortune TO break
down, aha came near b sakirg h, head al
the same time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
UaIs c p''9sf my.


The Fcstiva! OF that ancient aud
honorable BODY the F. S Ma>o J.. OF ihis
CITY and vicinity VIII take place q LaClare
Hall on Wednesday e,criug next. New
Year. Eve, when .srce, supper, and IN
Ter, sling eNercis;', '..eche>, toasts AID
songs vii - 10 make p pleasant eve,-
lag', eEte Ia nnrt'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

Curtis x I haiwlck are determined
any firm within The city. Their cutlery Is
of the finest quality, and Of superior 6ni.iI.
Give them 4 call.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

HE river opened III many places on
sandy, which rendered intercomnuiica.
TN brlwee. lie cities dangerous, but the
cold nap Of sunday rieht closed The mai ',r
~ quite saiI.facte.Ilv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

u Baker--of Poole murder notOrietv
accidentally cut his hand on Saturday
last, SEVERN. an artery. so that he was
with difficulty saved from bleeding to
death.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
LUMBER! LIMBER I!

TIE suhscri ers would respectfully Inform The
] builders Of Dastnrort and the pubic morally
that the, teep family hsn' At their Planning
MIL, Ia kVek 1sland corn,r Of kock River and wash
ins streets, Seas, red Flooring and Siding ard al
ktndsof rnishinG h MI er Of the list quality. Cs.
and sxsmine sto<k efore Durci AsinR cl,-where
J. 4. BlDDlSON co.
tssss .. load yeas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
business directory.
Ranking and Exchange.
wRrAr-Be.t winter.

WACKLOrr x CORlIN.....TorS Second ard ETa'N
StIkoILS CAMPBELL. X O.............. MAN
COOK X SARGENr.............M Man AND oc''Ad
N,GRE,;DE, LAM rs \ Hi.AkEsiO IRE. 49,. MStn'
chr BB BRO BARROW 4 Co. Cor Nam III -.
TAILNAN POWERS Il MCLEAN. atoE' q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

Oaiiey's Magic cal Pain Lsisacior. Tine srvs
sni principal ehsrsotersiics oi DALLEY,s MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
Let. OF IN never failing .ud anc unique property
- s0 a. applied ~ sny e1trnai injury. to eAees In
ssnnstion instantly, AID iap.sy 20 reduce II. Tbs
feature Constitutes its great power ~ ai,'i. u
pain % burns AMI sea,ds, cud q other pan. =
sasss Ia - ncrdibiy short a space d tim al
WI appear from the W tes,Hs.l.lsis bereuato sn-
sexcd sy.fy iAt,.i!.eni mild ~ full aware thst IA
Az csses Of sxi.r'i injury Inc pam pr>i ue = /
LsnammatiJn Of the injured par ,i-and t.ete.or u
FLU remove the cause thu ed CT must .eae
- Its purincAuve pioperties ueutral4e ne POI
sua that may ierk IN tn sys,em and VIII when ap-
pilsA 20 tn sores, draw raplIly "a impure matte
~ The surface and c1et ,thenee n great d ell. g.
v produces from sore. oceasioued b. burn.-loi
when spped TO I'D All lnveterae sose,. SAT- Rheurn
other cutsneous diseases
Zach hex " seuu.s.c Daley Pam Extractor h,
avoo . Steel Plate Hngrs .ri Label wlth the slgua-
turesotC. v. CLICKkNER d 60, propr,etor.. aud
HENRY DAILY, manufacturer. All Others s.e
eountp,f II. rrioe 10 erpts p.r box.
kH Au,,de, should Ie addressed To- e. v C!lci-
saef L 70 81 iis relay street. NV yprs.
Sud W ell ~ agsists and Medicine IL siers through
Ut the Unitcd States. s't25-daw3m
Wm. A. liair hsior's Hair Dyr.-No burning
blis,srins sonil,uni could ever have attained the
universal favor accorded TO this Dge, she otgna
nAver failing fsseiite. Mature !, ~, mo-. ;,as
Aerseu than the brown or black -oduo,d II. a.,
seat. SrAyest or most ffoS.y hair b. II, Mad Hna
so.d, applied at Dateheiors vi. factorg, On
private ro.nsJ 2S3 BFosdway NV Yott va.
Bachelor 10 ou the LoK OF a. AenuIur. otL
ilsiLas.
Pos SALE T. Also-d h Van Pa'tru.
ssr2s-iswIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
FURNISHING GOODS,
.YHN ROUS, (ipftail..

Our Stuck II "a nishi,, Goods oons - IN part OF
Ties 81 *, Gives, SasI e,ldts, Shirts. Collars
Drsw r ard Hosiery.
Come ard u. w. have tnil snd sp endid stock
Q; every hri to suit the and Ves.. the taste
Of the E.s>t fa-tIdiius.
ThAutf'.l fr ;he iucral patronage that has lie n
b'stoa %. 81 us,we hop hy scl aIpiWattn /, bus
mess ans utmost e,sit + PHRASE. Tia
VIII merit couiiuu 81 uld customers ard \
,lrgc lte.. as 81 oa,s
dpcctf } :. DRAKE &CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
SPECIAL ELECTION:

T1NWrRE viii be an Election hold at he New Penn
sylvsria iians" Ia the 9TH Ws,d of the ciiy,f Ds
v niott ontie . Saturday Of January, 1857 TO e.
cI one Aid 'Tn;xn "a Ill thc vacancy occash,red BY
III re,ignatt N 81 Alb rran Samuel &. D ,tkiry.
aPlils to b, op n a at 'e.oss, A. NJ. and closel
a. 6 P. n. BY order Of the Council
JAMES eJ.ADE
December, % Ct s.e,t:oa Ckrk 20 tenn ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
EVENING DRESS GOODS,

EVENING DRESS GOODS.
vN'uiTE BRCCspE sIIkS.
w Light strip aai Plsh s,lks;
white. Iint aud lue Cessr fe Pari!';
Pink blu. and " hile rk Title;
Coloied Ear gss ana Tail tons;
Pink tlre and bi n Me,nos;
Whit, A,iirs aud d.iaipes.
Emt-oideries Q, sury DESCRIPTION
SNs D. rthss sJld Lsoe Care;
Iak nsienn,s ard Malt - La.c setts;
Whit. and light colvred Md Gloves,
And S,s. I variety u sseIy s',lr OF Evening pr-s
C.cds can H. found at WADr WORRIES
ia RS S.r..,a o,D,.,.a \ s9,.... 49,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
Gents Furnishing Goods

consisting of all varieties OF
Shirts lndtrstirts Dyascers, Stock Tfes, C,urdts,
Chores, Mite, Socks Sssspendcrs,
Braces and eve ything in this line, FIR sale a low
marx. Civ a eau
A. CASTREL.
novi4d;f ESQ. LATiMER.
49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

B.lGS! Bios! BIDS.
MANUFACTURED ny the ChIcsgo n.s Msurfae'o
Nlty. hsndpi.h street, ,otgsr OF CiArt ,hoaso-
GLLLR, BUCkwnRAT. CORN MEAL. iItA,FAR-
MEkS, oSNABUHu AND SKA NLEsS,
6RAiN SACKS
Buraish-d upon the shortest uatice, apd az thr
o~s.t market pr.ces. 1nr de Ct lur ttsndlnG s
aew, orisins, aud not 10 bs tnri.ass, IN th. conn
Gy. ". AsttAlID
ivstf Il6D-atto-sl street, t.nhsso.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
LCADED SPECIAL NOTICES,


I0psstaat - Hsaales-Dv. Cheesnsn's
b1Os.-Ths oombinstious u ingredients these PHI.
~ The rssat VI long and extensive practice They
srs lid n thsir operstn ami certain in correcting
~ irregularities. painful menstruatioa removing al
sestfsatsos WHISTLER from odd or ohsrssi,e, head
schs, pain IN thssiAs OF the heart disturb
~ sissp, which arise frou intsfruptien Of nature
fhsy can b succcssfully uss ss preventive Tks.e
piss sA0a,d never BE- taken To pregnancy, a. they
vvnid sars 70 cause miscarriage Warranted pure
vsssssbe, and fros from anything injurious To life
81 bsAlth Exp,ci, dirccton., which should be read
ssoDmpany each toI. Pricc 81 For sale By the
or0systs IN Davenport. snd Hines d Cnppenscr,
aHA Islsnd. sent by mai by clo.ins 81 To Dr. Cor
aaaiasL Chcesemsp, No Iy2 Broadway, New Vol.
(le3H-iaylml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
Important lffsnHrai.
THE PHTNIX HASnIsEN FROM HIS ASHES
We arc in the Field Again.

1 tt.,s nam Ious friends ant ,u>t,Iusr> ai'itt
cl.t. Is q paVsrI OF < nIa!', th-t ~ : 10y. -
moved tom tie old ~ AMI oa sJy, to he wet sid
% " str.yt, ~ b. Will i. T. a.d o them,
ANT wrcarH'.at,y assert thu ~ l.," Me en- i
4 o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
Clothing.

Clothing.
t'.s: CT; :" nj in 81 y th.r ps- ~ the SITS O..
oar stock cpt acoufi, z 10 tc iata,t sivia and
- ned- " ucue int ia : 81 Of sorkmrH ait viii
q. a cheap a. any atC tiare.
W. woud sey II at our sim has len to gr, luce an
ar iC" II ally Nah rInt hing nor 10 ta,u-
"a Il mtrhe', ami h,ik our DDS tty aa cxdInina
10: /" Il inc, h. most sc,pticsl that have
- 4 ,tr rur e,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
BANKING AND ExCH ANGC.
Hank Of Florence

FLORENCE, = Nebpsshs
Gro. SARGENT. Prat't J. PARaEn, Cash.
INK aud trstEutd pluptie,crs Of III. Hama Of
L fiorrHcr, S'ltl ska, are by the PR
lstuus Of H., CHATTER. individually responsible
fn- oil IL issues, ari VIII rc,t, Ia he Notes saId
lu~tu tn, Al H. counter IA thu city - Fl.vno,
tl- t5 hcr u th,tr Hsnkinp itous.S, IN EaAt-
"rE !y5h'ns 80 Ia si",r Al ,s1,s rate. Of other
cAfTFE.y,
COOK \ SARGENT pssenpouI
COOK S>Kt,EAf n upMN IU~s,iy }Iows
Coos, SAh.t ~ \ cook tari t's- N .h.-N
COOK, SAhakNf \ PARKER, rorenor N,brAskH,
Ju!y It'll tsh.-tttr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
lmc AM eau ANA Maltese Edg.
ings.
MEhs,e by far the laig1 ssd u'ost irri',.
w stoct II

rvvr bfo- ghtto tbs plser. couprsiI a. Width. sri
rrxe, OF Tie b, 81 and most tstti, rail. ssss LCR
10 u... Pa,e examine then 81
wADSWoDTnts.
e~ss,-S's orposne I,'t lstr,. uot-e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30

I'H'M ~ 2oto SSJoi worth N m Sifn go 90,
l. 81 SUTTON 4 co.
To ahe Citizens at EOsra.
Hardware at Cost.
II lie snhecrihe's would respectfully iafr the
e,Izcls Of Iowa that they have oiened IN, stote
form rlv occnri 4 rs laae Mas, 81 ond street,
OPP II III l. q Il e Has. tri ihe purp OF di.-
posIe & 4 set q II ar r;m mt a.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
desirnd for MINES I. Tsrrt nv bni cons eqncncc
o. he early cl 81 cfn tvi-af,n ticy have rom lu.i
{, dspo e Of the sam al the above siani cast.
We have on hand general assurtrrHt o.
BRUSHES. CLOCKS, PLATED SPOONS
& FORKS, GERMAN SILVER. WARE
vhi.h would invite you pau ulsr attention.
cabin i. II. PlTkIS Co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-30
Ng0DEN piMPS.

Il 'iiF sui. cr.her TOW rca ~ Ia mi. WOODEN
] ~ MRS 80 order, ~ ltngth esyauiy
H. - pnfips trt utt a. thtt wittT viii not isr'En
in llrir. NaIftr''d 90 No w,H ~ year
Aaft.ts. 81 - u.ut. trl g. ofdsr Oft'rrr may ~
- Al ~ ma, - g. / Sh.rrl Esq nr with tho
subscriber 81 te plNtH ~ bur ii,Fa near u. shD-
-, ~ "H.iu, s4rI'.
n,t.ulJfl m 10 dlwif y q. SiIDRFy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
IReport. Furnished BY the Associated Press.l

BALrNoR7, Sept. 4.-The late storm prevailed
with violence in Charleston and Savannah. Up to
this time no serious marine disasters have been
heard Of Considerable damage has been done to
railroads by rain in North Carolina. bridge gave
way carrying down a locomotive and portion of
the train, and FIVE persons, including the engineer
and fireman, are reported killed.
There we're three deaths from yellow fever at
Charleston on Monday.
New YoRK, Sept A portion of the South
wall of the Broadway Theatre fell down this morn
ing. No one was injured.
MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. 4.-Returns from 100
towns give majority Of twelve thousand for Rys
land Fletcher, the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. 1872 counties yet to be heard from. The
entire State Senate is Republican, and nineteen
twentieths of the House is the same.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 4-Advices from Kansas to
the 29th state that the pro slavery forces, number
ing about 800, under Gen. Atchison, were that
day TO concentrate upon Lawrence, which place
was to be attacked on the following Sunday. The
free State force in Lawrence is reported to be 800
to 1000. News of an attack is hourly looked for.
WASHINGTON, Sept The refusal of Comptrol-
Ter Whittlesey to pass requsition for extra pay
to the clerks and other employees of the two Houses
caused much excitement among that class.
Ground was broken to-day for the North wing of
the Patent Office.
NEW YORK. Sept. -Four new cases OF yellow
fever have been reported at Fort Hamilton since
the last dispatch, all of mild character. Also two
new cases at the Military Hospital. The cases pre-
viously reported doing well.
PIrrsBURG, Sept 4, evening-River IA inches
water in the channel by the metal mark, and at a
stand.
CINCINNATI, Sept 4.-River 81 inches water in
the channel and falling.
MANCHESTER, N H., Sept. 4.-Melodeon Hail.
with several adjoining dwellings and stables was
burnt last night. Loss $4,000.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-06
500 REWARD.

STOLEN from the sub crber his residence, sATUR-
y DAY NIGHT, the 18Th Of August a PORTE MONEY,
containing about s60 10 bank and FIVE dollars in gold
aud the following valuable papers, to-wit:
One note by Wm- llodson, and Thos McNelly
cury sT5 ~ dated about the IN May 1856 and due
isi January, 1881, and payable to the subscriber;
One drawn by II. hicks for sY5 in my favor, and
due LIST January, ls5I;
Oae check on the Bank Of Nashville, drawn by wm. H.
Horn my favor for s4 dated abou, the middle Of August
1886;
One check on the Treasurer Of the corporation Of Nash
VILE Of J. b. Petit for s204 So dated August 26th
iS56,
one check on the same sl9 u.s. favor Of W. p Mea-
cham dated August Ith, ls56;
One cheek the for $751; IN favor Of 1sham Dyer,
dated August lst, lS36,
One cheek the FOR SI, in favor Of John @. Pente
cost ed August lat, lS56
check the for $50 H. In favor Of Jno = Love-
dated July nth, 1850;
And other papers II minor importance.
81 the bank stolen, 500 note the Plan
iers Hank 81 Tennessee; another Is the Cit
Eens Bank 81 louisiana blue back the face printed part
Feich and part Knsiish; and another the
Bank Of Ten for e. ISSUE letter A. Ne ST. pay
Nashville. The other bank notes not recoiected
OF the gold piece kagish coin u The value Of
e. s5 and dated lS04 presented % ~ my birth
ne Porte Monte Of black embossed leather, with
strong steer frame lAr size the 6Fg opening en4ined
pockets closed vita steel clasp working pvet the
cond opening contained pockets and closed with spring
In the middle memorandum book, nearly filled with
entrie-, most q which have been erased vith pen
vii give $50 Cor the Porte Monte and eentents and -
additional apprehension and conviction o. the thief
Az persons cautioned against radig for either q The
above noles OF checks, a. psysaen has heen ssppsd
srps l-lw d. A. RAW0RrH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-06

DY virtue Of OF VeRdftioqf Erp0Hus me direct
ID ed and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of
Hickman County Tennessee at its July Term, 1s6 win ex
pose public The highest bidder for c~h, the ut
yard gate in The CITY q Nashville the 18th
day Sepe nber 1885, all the right TITLE claim interest and
which Richard Fell then had may since have ac
ga red and The ing described property tO-sit
BEGINNING Fyone feet inches sout Of the lot sold By
Shelby James Woods and Afterwards conveyed BY said
Wood George H. Burton, running thence southEaTdy
said High B4 feet inches, thence esstsardy
21q sixteen foot alev, thence vessWardy
2lO feet the beginning. The said lot oens the
Of the Got hsret fore sod and conveyed 70 A. n
anderson, by John Shelby by deed bearing date 81 se
ls47 recorded in BooS No TO- page 1885, except oae foot
in, hes sold by said A. ~ = Anderson @. W. Nance,
extending along the whole north bOuny line OF the lot sod
by the said shelby to ad Andersons mont to rear ana
an I2 feet Of the sail lot taken of nthsrn part there
Of 81 fact Of whcl sold to Robert Bane and TIE re-
naming 2 feet Kngsoa, being The remainder now sold
above stated 0 feet inches beng levied upon 2s the
property Of Richard Fell satisfy iudg nrnt rendered In
favor OF B. n. Carter, Nashville July ~, 1856.
jy22 did JOHN X. EDMUNDSON Sheriff.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-06

FASHIONABLE FURNISHING GooDs.-Mr. J.
II. McGil, corner of the Square and College
street, is receiving new supplies of gentlemen's
and ladies' furnishing goods, which have
been selected with great care, and are of the
most approved styles and the best qualities.
No establishment of the kind anywbe ere is more
deserving Of encouragement, whether we con-
slider the real excellence of the goods offered
for sale, or the uniform afability of the pro-
pr etor and his employees.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-06
1900 CASES
OF BOOTS, SHOES & HATS. FOR THE
FALL TRADE.
Robertson a. DaShieIl,

No 70 COLLEOE 81, NASHVILLE
III have In c = very large clock o. BOOTS
w SssOG.s. and 40 80. q whieh wish %
c the atsenon q Country Merchants AID the public en
orally and which ui sell lou Oar stock i nsach larger
thnn has ever besn osr bY the house. and We'd seeeted
We feeeonhdent that Merehan w ind % their interest
% cuH ana exam before Purchasing elsewhere add
ivor ~ WiIh . call
Oar Retail has been very earefay selected and
c 10 hesanry saying that shose NAs pure&se " ths
line vi be ls.sed upon an fxaainAtinn % etock-
We E.k y6a 70 call and examine some u NE nnezt stlk In
ne market
We rssgesliu,y Invite the PlAaisr 70 give a can
aapfl-za ws
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-06
SALES AND NOTICES.
Chaucery Court at Nashville.

Jonathan O. Upton Charles W. Hehol. q Gis
the Office the clerk and Of the chareery court
n at Nashville the Sst day fully, 1885, motion OF
Compliments by counsel in the cause and
pearng satisfaction Of the clerk and master that the
said defendants, Pearse and his WIFE, Louisa Pearse rm
y Louisa Sherron ideus Of the State 0 Tenbes
and therefore the ordinary Of this court cannot
Be served upon tem IL is therefore ordered By the clerk
and that publ cation be made for four weeks In
in the Patriot nswsp tper published in the city
Of Nashville requiring the said defendant appear the
the chancery be holden for the county
Davidson the court house thereof in the city Of Nash
vile on the first Monday in November next and answer
said BILL viii be taken for confessed to them,
and down for hearing exparte. O d. BRlEN,
sept5-W4t Prs fee a. Clerk and Master.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-06
Chancery Court mt Nashville.

James III Iynte CS A. II. buchanan, q u.s.
the cire Of the clerk and master OF the chancerJ
"A court at Nashville on the 2Sh day Of August 1856
motion Of complainant by his counsel in the above cause,
and appearing satisfaction Of the clerk aud
ter that the said defendant Hugh Irwin, Is resident
Of the State of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary pro.
cess Of this be upon HIM. is therefore
ordered b. the clerk and thapCocton be made
for fur weeks in the Nashville Patriot
paper published the city Of Nashville, requiring the said
defendant appear the term q the chSncery curt
be hol en- the county Of Davidson The ut house
thereof 10 the city OF Nahyie the first Monday Ia No
vember next and said bill, the will be tn
ken for confessed him and down for hearing
parte. G. hRlEN-
CLERK Master.
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SHERlFFS' SALES.


DY virtue alias Of directed and
ID delivered from the honorable Crcut Court Of Davidson
couny, Tennessee at its Nay Term, 1856 VIII expose 70
pubic sale to- the highest bidder for cash, a. the Conrt
House yard gate city Nashville the sixth day Of
September 1885, al the right title claim interest and es
tate which 10 G. Leak then had may since have aequr
ed in and the following described estate, to VITA
house and lot the Of Broad and Market Streets in
the city Of Nashville being lot No. Of the College oss ana
the same conveyed the said Leake By the Planters Bank
by deed da ed the 19h August 1872, and registered in
Book No. s. page 2eS, the being occupied as Drug
Store Also, lot in said city OF Nashville fronting n
Spruce Street, icing the lot known ot No. IN the plan
Of the lands Of s. " S0ut estate recorded in the Chan
Gerry Court Clerks Office being the conveyed % said
Lezke By c. D. Brisn, ~ in Book No e. paee 21 b.
ing levied upon the property Of j. c. Leake satisfy
Judgment rendered IN "a Granite Insurance Company,
against lessee W. Page and J. G. Leake.
JOHN X. EDSIUNT SON, sheriff,
BY l. D. BGxTER, Deputy.
Nasbvifa Anyust4 tes6
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Grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue at
Gallatin. on Thursday. Sept. 18th.

The Americans of Sumner county propose
10 give Grand Barbecue on the occasion of
Gen. Haskel's appointment at Gallatn. Other
distinguished speakers will be present.
The citizens of Davidson, Wilson, Smith,
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IN>OLvENT NOTICE.

TOsEPH ~ wILKIN Administrator having hled his bin Ia
j the Chancery Court at Nashys against Christina o.
Wagner ais heirs and creditors Of the estate OF Charles
Henry Wagner deceased and said estate having been trans
erred froG the Davidson County curt to said Chaneey
Court for settlement this l. 10 notify all persons having
claims against said estate 10 forward and he them vita
tn clerk and and have themselves made parties to
said by the 1s Monday in November next said esais
being insoivent. c. ID. BRIEN, c. II.
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ALL Sportsman who are IN ~ans Of good ana reliable
Gan. especially adapted for large game Deer 4e IN
vised 70 call a. the siss q Pan and oanninghrn No AZ
Public square aud examine "sharps PAtsni sporting Ride"
vAieh In rapidly Of Firing accuracy Of aim snd length Of
range Car Superior te any Qua nvsnssd aEd snhe
shy ether Psssf Gun here ooFo introduced c5nstrscoa
Il sEeeeingy uapls that Is hahs sel oat
oforder- thAa the common Kentucky Rne.
FAC have also ssx shea Guns naas % DE sass Pa.
tsn,, iylt-6n.