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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
RAILROADS. ETC.

Since the Nashville rosd was projected, and
means enough raised to secure its completion, it
wss thought, II inois BIS built nearly three thou
saud miles Of railroad, and Indiana lot much short
of it, Our lack OF success 10 building about two
hundred miles Is ceTtsinly nothing 70 our credit
lis Notifying TO observe the contrast. We can
not Ct insure the present directors Of the road; for
we are not familiar with the difficulties they have
had TO encounter. Il may be al we'll on tn. il
part, as fsr as they have gone; but certainly after
years Of delay, some policy for speed ought TO be
adosted Il is questionable if there be road
DvIt or prof cted, IN the " est, that will pay bet
ter than this one, il ever flushed yet whist other
roads cin be built promptly, we have been about
seven years getting started. We shall let the past
60 if we have 10 more excuses for delays. There
will be no better time tor selling securities than the
present: and if the funds cant be raised now they
can't be raised in future; and the unfinished Nash
vile road will outlive tns generZuon. The road is
now in a good condition; It is out of deb, and no
encumbrsnce upon it. We can say 50 much for its
pl resent prospects. It is in q good condition to
start from; and we can't see why the funds cannot
be raised now upon Its securities as well as ct any
future time. SIX per cent bonds will sell no bet
ter next year than this with the same security; and
if the board intend to wait for better prices, they
vii. wait long time, deL cad upon it. We are not
satisfied to acknowledge that other people can build
five or ten miles of road while we build ore. We
must 60 on, or give it up, and not mention the
Nashville rosd as among the things that are to be,
-LouisViHs Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

B- The United States Navy, in November,
1856 insisted of II ships Of the ile, 10 frigates
10 slOops O'-war, briggs, l schooner, screw
steamers Of the FIRST cas-, of the second class,
Of the third class 3 side wheel steamers of the
FIST class / of the secoud class, of the third
class, 3 steam tenders, storesbips, and permI.
nsnt receiving vessel Total rs vessels, carrying
2,24s guns
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
no THE QUEENS HEALTH.
UvDOUBrED TESTIMONY.

AsToNrSHTSa RESULTs B. A. FAHHH-
SToeE's VEREIFUeE- Dr.. F. a. POWELL, & Physician Of
Norh PIT, Ala, the following facts which also
we'll known IN hat vicinity. st this Of tbs year,
heads offsmeS should to ttha their children or grown
hands suG ring from the horrible disease Of worms
VII IL simple safe remedy Is hand. Dr. Powell
says: Is0ii some Of your VermugS last year Mt D.
B. DckDsOn-hen Of tfistoWD since removed Texas
which be gave in the prescribed doses girl who had
symptoms of worms. In few hours took effect; In the
oftVo DAYS she had discharged between oEr and See
LEHdrsd W0rsi and some Of them the Large round
worm. eight or ten inches long.
DR.. Powell prescTbes this Vermifugs constantly IN bis
practice for an suspsets and son-
sdefs Of the valuable remedies use and al
Was safe,
~ Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal Drug
giItS and country merchants hroughouths United States
jan2I-57-WIm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

~ Dr. FRANKLS recommends a young man,
in the choice o wife, to select her from bunch;
81 ling IS bis reason, that where there are many
daughters they improve each other, aid from
emu s.ion, acquire mo e, aud 90 more, than a
single child, spoiled ~ a entail fondusss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
MERCANTILE FAILURES IN 1883.

The flllowing statement Of failures in the Uui.
ted States during Il e gear 1855 is represented 10
have emauated from The ~&sreAntls Agency" Of
the city Of New YOris
xERcAxrIE FAILuREs IL 9RE UNITED STATES ROE
THE TEAR 1856
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFICE NASHVILLE & NORTH " E5IEkN K. (. GO. I
NAuHvG, -, January Both 1857. !
TFHB Stockholders or Nashville aud hOrih- WssisFn
Railroad are hereby nozzle 70 meet o The once q ne
Company IN Nashvils on thursday, The 5TH DAY or
MARI MEX C., on important business. stockholders
attend person or BY PROXY b order e he
Board o. Director. d. l. GkA4AOhAks
ians0-d9t ssersiaIy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
NOTICE 10 PASSENGERS.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 8, 1887.
ONand afer Monday next, ine 18th Instant the Ticket
~ Once Of The Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
be established aINO 81 College under the SeWans0
Hotel. The ONCE Will be open A. N. and closed
O'clock P NJ Passengers should procure Tickets before
going 70 the ears. H. !, ANDERSON, SUpF.
Q. 1. AHsEAsoE, Tiskgt Agent. uGna-H
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$50 Reward.

p ANAwAY from the under'Ig ed, at Columba, &
IL fem, January 2st7, 1857, my negro Girl EMILY IA
about twenty three years old. said Emily S q darkOS
muaIto small ard wei built has fu suit Il black ~
hair large prominent eyes, shOWg good deal Orth0 white.
b0 tsa Girl fOm nchey Pot vay, NaShVls, In
August, 1855. w give the above reward Of Py Dollars
for rsF safe confinement IN Jail.
Ian3I-dt, JOSEPH c. RYE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

RISE N TEE Pace OF TEA.-Thy groosrs IN Bus
ton have raised the prices Of teas 8,e cents per
pound on account Of the news per the Washington
steamer, that Canton had besn bombsrdsd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

BAH those lnsbted 70 said estate requested 10
make pa men and those having claims against ne same
them duly authenticated within The
time prefer bed BY law the will be forever barred
TauJO-wN D. d. HOLMAN, Admir-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

DY decree OF the sEOFshpfu County County for Rob-
ID sson county October Term, 1856, will Is SPECIAL
Commissioner upon the premises, sell the highest bidder
on SATURDAY, the rst day Of March, Tact Of
Land belong Of W. Burch deed, lying
m the Second Civil District Of said County adjoining The
Lands Of West Brown, and others Note with good security
and lien retained the Land L paid for, will be required
D. ID. HOLMAN, Spsgial C0m'r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
ODD FFLLOWS' HALL

OSCAR BOHME has removed his store under Odd Eel
lows Han where be intends, formerly 70 manufae
turs Fringe Cords Tasels Buttons, &c The greatest
ety and Usst qualify Of all materials FOR Embroidery, Knit
ting Netting AID Cricket Work, kept On hand usual
TarU
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
Pa a's Patent Lime Kiln.
Negro Excitement Over,
building LOr FOR sALE.
Preniun1 Beef!

ON SATURDAY MORNING, the subscriber will o2sE
~ for sale his STALL No y, lower end Of the Market
Premium Beef four years old, weighing twelve hundred
pounds. Choice cuts, 10 cents per pound. ,,-
fau2T-td JOHN COLLEEI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
FnR NEM 0RI-EANS

TIKI SPLENDID NEW STEAMEH,
DANIEL BOONE,
JNdEs LEE, Master,
WILL leaves for the above and utsrme- a-rSspz. n
w date Ports on MONDAY, Fe. ruaTy 2i, rs L.-.bf
al o'clock, NJ. For freight or assage apply s4ss
on board, or to -
n. n. HARRISON,
= A q Anan
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

Thomas HObdey, et ais,
Belsey c. Hobby, ct ais.
aDpear,og t. the CIe,k and Master shat BetSsy O..
! Hobby, John Hobby, ycuTRus N Hobby, william L.
Hobby yirs Arm and Francis j. W Hobby Caroline
&. Hobby, Tedsn's 90 that the ordinary pro-
the law b. served upon them, Il therefore,
motion, ordered by The Master and entered upon the
Rules that publ be made for successive weeks
IN The UNI0N wspapeT pub ished in Nash
willie, f,tug id defend Of the tendency Of
said suit and requiring them appear the Term OF
said Court sDd MEAD, answer demuT to cOmpanADts
bi the SECOND MOSDtT MARCH next, OF the same
will be taken confessed ami set for hearing paTtS
them. W. r.. BLACEMORB,
ILU3I-E4H-prs' FEE 50. Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

DY virtue Of deed Of By C. X Barnes du-
ID ly recorded Hegser's Office Of Davidson county,
shall at the Courthouse site. Nashville on SATURDAY,
the 3st instant expose public sale all the right, title and
interest that said Rarues has in and OF land
Joining Franklin College, being undivided eighth Of
Of about rty acres, belonging estate bis
father, The late Rev John NJ Barnes. sale at II o'clock
JAMS '57-ldr A, V. ) LIND LBY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
Nc Olure, Buck & Co,

TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
NO. Is MARKER STREET,
lave always hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, TiBnsd
II copper Kives Castings Paror Chamber Crates,
StOyes, Thu Wave, and complete assortment OF Articles
usually kept IN our linz.
Country Merchants requested to call and sTamns
sock before puTcba-i elsewhere, prepared
On h-ir bills upOn as 90 terms any house out West
TCSr RECEIVED a lot Of superior Floor sCalos.
y also, PlaIfJrm aud Counter Sea -.
ia 30 MCCLURE, BUCK & co.
"A making Wrought Iron Stoves little better than
W any other house In me U Liteds States.
IaI30 MCCLURE, BUCK & co.
A FINE lot OF Castings or all patterns Ia at
"A JIu30 MCCLURE, BUCK co.
u OUFiNG Suffering and al kinds Tin, Sheet Iron aud
II Copper Work done m the must Workmanliks manner
an at tl5 shortest 0ucs By
Jan3O-d3m. MCCLURE, BUCK & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
ALL THINGS ARE OF GOD.
II HuHE


hos arr. Ga, the life lni Eghs
Of al this wondrous world re sesj
It's glow b. d y is smile oy night
Arch ELECTIONS caught from thssj
Whsre'er We gurn, thy glo les shine.
and all things lair snd bright are thine
When day. With farewell beam, delays,
Among the opening clouds Of even,
And We almost think We gass
Through uEeRIDg Tistaa into HeaEsa-
Those hues taat marx the suns decline
80 soft, so radilnt, Lord, are thine.
When night with wings Of starry gloon,
Der ihadCEs all ths earth and skies,
LikO some dark, besuteous bird, whose PlaHe
Is spsrking with unnumbered eyes,
That sacred gloon, those tres divInst
So grant, 90 countless, Lord, are talna'
When youthful spring ground rs bresihsa,
Thy spirit warns her fragrant sigh
And every ,wer that Summer WrS8thss
Is born beneath thy kindlng eye;
Where'sr We tuI \ thy gloriss shine,
And ell things tar aud bright are thine.
81 Tie poor are in cur midst, and, indeed,
they are everywhere. It becomes those upon
whom fortune has smiled, to protect and shelter
them In the hours of their peril and necessity:
"Hays pity on tbeRi for thSir Life
Is full # z isf and care
You do not know enc half the wees
I be very poor must bear;
You 90 MT see the silent tear
By many a mother sned,
As childhood ofsrs up the prayer
Give Us cur daily bread ."
TO The QUEENS HEALTH.
dr'nk-I dare not say to whom
A QuseII-Iot highlands Qlsen, but mtns
IdrnA to one whose pure young lips
Are Iih=r than the Winel
Unto her hsE,l eyes drink,
and 10 Der nut brown hair,
And to The cheeks that weae
The ga shells fIinlest pink
YOU d that might a'hs her mans,
My hum0le song would grow divine
Even as these mUiton TubIes turn,
y hen split tor her 70 holy Viuel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale
OF
GROCERIES,,

MAOA 4 - % . d o BWMs
ON WEDNESDAY morning February 4h, 1857 At 10 O.
~ encE, will Oge At Auction, In front Of our store on
NRket streets
81 hhds choice SUGAR; 500 bags new erop Co6ss:
100 Dol do d. MOlasses; 50 bags old Bait Coffee;
100 bbs Loaf, Crushed, and IS easks Ale;
Powdered Sugar; IS easks London Port.r:
so casks sup eAEb soda; 100 nall bbls Molassss
500 Kegs Nails casEa Ffgss
100 Oba cider Vinegar; % half bKs 1 e Maefsrsl:
50 duE Wash Boards % ar bEs g, , de-;
50 dog Buckets; $50 boxes Hsrringg:
30 b5ls /, and Mackersl; 100 boxes Cod FISH:
50 Kits do do do; 100 do hf and Or Railins;
50 bags Pepper, Spice and 100 do Star Candies
Ginger; s. do TalOW do;
100 boxes Tobacco 100 do select Cheese;
429 do GlaIswars-GasOFted aOO bbls Pixies Magnolia
100 bbls American Brandy, Whisky;
10 bbls On; 100 b1is other brands DO;
0bi- smlIh's Old Reserve 10 bills V. A. Browns
Whisksy; Whisksy;
With various other articles In the Grocery line.
ian3Q-td .. MORRIS g. STRATTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
E5za zzzzno3E1 Livery Stable.
a 80

n w. So HN n < CO., would respectfully inform
VI the CiE Nashville n the surrounding county,
that they LveFg Stable Market street,
md doF from Church merly kept BY J. EVERETT
where wi Tl sed the Old customers and
may patrons cho0s n We laTgs stock
N. Saddle d Buggy Horses Be found which
e.. racomusl 10 the public =. large. G W. SUMNER,
t.HSI-E +. d. DAVIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

WISH N sell the plantation which nov live ly- "a
ing on Carers creek, 10 miles north OF Columbia ~
and dive mile, west OF Spring Hin, containing 535
acres hundred and seventyhve acres Of which Of
10 a good Of tivsOn Persons wishing purchase
I'D do well - call and examine The property before buy
ing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

NAsnVI LIE coal, COAIPANY-NOTICE
30 .URSCRIBFRS or STOCK.
GAIL of TWENTY FER CENT on the Stock subscribed to
y fsi3 COMPANY ordered PAYABLE In 90 DAYS from
I- bruay Pawn to h made q! the Bank Of the
Tn vau1uh ludlng c. dsr By order Of the
ia,sl-f u. r CARTER, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

TENHE fine passenger steamer HUM-A G~
4 BOLDT, STRONG, Master. will leave 80 I III Z
for the above aud al intermediate ports,
on Sal URUAY, the 3lsL at 10 o'clock, A
N FIR irsi ht or passage apply on board or 70
iaugq-3t A. HAMILTON Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

CARD
THE partnership Of W. & T. Fl. GREENFIELD & CO.,
having expired BY limitation, hive Jh day sold
Interests the entire stock of Furniture Carpsng, Pianos
&c, TO THOMAS H. GREENFIELD ami JOHN PATTEh.
SON, whom take pleasure 10 recommending 70 old
customers and doubt they will give general satisfaction
10 all who may favor them win s call.
". GREENFIELD,
Iau2, 81 A A. FREEMAN,
An those Indebted 70 ". & T. H. Greenfield Co. arc In
vtsd 10 cali a. their cid slaud and settle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
FOR LOUISVILLE ATD CINCINNATI,

TRVHE regular packet steamer UMPIRE, fREm~ 4
n Lowell, Master, Will leave above tLkL,Is-s.SN
and all % te-me diaLe landings, the frst stis -
Oh ming olIhs navigation The Umpire will -
run gu ary during ndeT season above
and beF share Of patronage. She is now read
Tor the reception Of freight. Apply 0 b0srd, or 20
irugq-tf n n HARRISON. Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

HILLMAN BROTHERS,
NO. "A COLLEGE AND Al MARKET SITS,
ITAVE recently erected Market large three
story house. which they have connected tn their old
College street, aud offering the fell
lowing articles sale low for cash dealers
time
500 tons well asserted Tennessee Rshnsd Charcoal Iron
of Ihslf manulseiur, Warranted
$50 tons assorted Pitt burg Iron, BEST brand
10 Steel, A. B g. & B. Clst, Shear and German :;
$50 dozen assorted Files and Rasps;
100 ROElsnd & Ames' SnOvslI ard Spades
Is " Collins, Hunts, Beatty 81 LIppipcott Axes
" Crow BaEs{
Is lea ksues
- Stone Hammers;
- ClIn ShsilCFs and Straw Cutters
IS casks assorted Chains
Mouse hole Anvs;
IS Wright Solid Box Vices;
IS seti Wagon AEels, all sizes
$50 set assorted Buggy AKels, best brand
$50 prs " q" Springs, best brandi
1910 kegs assorted Nails ami ikea best brand;
30 oils Manila Rope, ali
We will DO pleased receive orders for any Of the above
articles and our iHendF MAJ rely on ge ng them Il the
price. Ilau2s-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31

WILL pay ~ cents Cash for good Coon and Lnsu Hs4s
delivered e. ny Rag Store on the NoFsast corner OF h
square. WoslsR and suk Ragl are nnt vented.
assas-9 VS.. WHITMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-31
STATE OF TENNESSEE

CHANCERY COURT At GALLA7IN,
RULES BEFORE Fl CLERK AND MASTER,
FEBRUARY, 1857.
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srARr11ra rRAun AEn p1sc1osuRr.

The Evansville Journal publishes the following
Startling inte!,csrce:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24

Ho! FOR CHRISTMAS Philbiick's Gift Book
store, No. i76 Penn. avenue, next east of United
otfes hotel, was specially instituted for these
Christmas Holidays IL in unison with the reuiu.
3i The warn-hearfed, generous. hosp table old
iashl"ned christmas time, when bouniIful spirit
anu good cheer are the order of the day. AT Phil
tIlcks Fotens and Souvenirs for the season can he
Obtainsd at unparalleled bargains; Tokens of Trend
81 p, love, and Kindred. fitted to keep bright and
strengthen the ties Of affection. The purchase of
an e!esant volume OF Ron ance, Poetry, Wit Wis
dpm, History, ElOquence, Travel, or PHILOSOPHY
VIII entItIe the purchaser selection from m eli
collection Of Jeweiry, containing Bracelets worthy
10 encrcle the neck or wrist of auty or To throb
ON rs hcaving bosom. Also, Rings. Watches Shirt
Studs, BrenstplRs, Ear drops, and every description
Of bUoute'Ie, aud all for nothing.
io ye-parents, friends, lovers, and all kinds of
kitl and KIM cal NJ PhlihTicx's, snd furnish your
s,ives with Tokens and Souvenirs, which cannot be
drained elsewhere. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24
The Case of DonnelIy.

TRENTON, ". J., Dec. - The Court Of Par
donS met to-day. Petitions were presented from
Washington. Brooklyn, New York, Buffalo,
Newark, Paterson and Monmouth COUNTY signed
by 1900 persons. praying that the sentence OF
death against Donnelly he changed TO impTison-
ment for life. The case was prevented by the
counsel, when the court adj journed until to-mor-
-Ow at ~ O'Clock. Donnelly's father and several
members of his family here Great interest
~ felt for the prisoner. and every e1eriOn 10 be-
ing made TO have his sentence changed
TRENTON. N. J., Dec 23-The Court Of Par
dons has declined To commute the sentence Of
Donnelly from hanging to imprisonment for life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24


nhasLY's CHURCH was crowded TO exee..
las. night, by an audience Of ladies. gentlemen
ana children, the occasion being the aHpiver,,rv
exnioitfon Of the Sabbath School attached 20
that church ~ A-a - "
a, ne exercises were opened by an anthem from
me Choir after which an Impressive prsver wa.
sa noe oy Kew. A. g. Carothers, Pastor and then
lonowed singing by the school, An opening ad :
1 q was delivered in good style by Master v
noPeI, aiter which the school performed. In n
SIouItdole manner, fine sacred chorus D;,
Sues, aeciamations and songs, followed. in n
nianhe. tnat gave great pleasure TO all who we
present. The whole was under the sunervis;n
OF the superintendent, Mr.. w J. Redstrat. ~.
sisted by others Of the Church ny
TERMINATION M. Editor: - not,cad
a Few DAYS since an account of the presentation
ov the scholars of one of the manv good schools
with which our city is favored, of a Christmas
gift to their teacher
pIu oI several years the young ladies of Mrs
neh "a school, corner of 10Th and L. streets have
~ tl.s season made her present, combinin,y tbe
oedutiul with the useful Yesterday afier
usai ADDRESS by one of their number exnressive
VI their attachment to her as their teacher ana
t s wishes Tor her continued health and ne
LulheSS, very handsome desk with all the NO
cePtance. ioi NC, de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme great
cnre5 oil Consumption, was for several years bad
~ afflicted by dy- pepsa that for a part of the time
he was confined To his bed. He was eventually cured
by PrcscIi PtIon furnished him by young caIrvoy-
ant EIrl. TINS prescription, given by n mere child
while IN state of trance, has cured every body who
has taken II, never having ia led once. II is equally
As sure IN cases Of fits Of dy spepsia The ngre-
dlents may be found In any drug store. I will send
TINS valuable prescription To any person who will
supply me with he nrmes Cant residences of ten or
more, individuals suffering with diseases of the
CHEAT lungs or throat, as knowledge of such inya-
ms and the way to reach them, an aid to nv regu
York Post Office. n ~ pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Important from Kansas.

81 LOUIS, Dec. 2.-The Democrat Of the
morning has late and interesting news from Kan
The Legislature in session az Lecompton h,s
passed an act submitting the Calhoun (Lecomp-
.on) constitution TO a vote Of the people on the
IN oI January, In three forms, a. follows =
with slavery, ""without slavery, - and 0aeain,t
the constitution.
stringent measures Were adopted on the 2lst.
W. watcning the polls Committees have been
aPPoInIeo In each precinct TO take the names OF
tns voters, and TO detect false returns
a. met was great excitement az Lecompton and
tn'1ugucut the Territory. The report of Gene.
At Doniphah Free State man named I.,,h,n -.
been murdered. ~
Acting Governor Stanton has vetoed the rniI,,i,
did not insist upon them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-24
AUNIQI MLFs.

Dy :. Y. MoGUlkE. Auctioneer.
been a .nsea .aa Ed :s.
I'M n TVS VIII take place Ct the Church, on
Ss,m. 70 J. .ssth INST. at III O'Clock, Q. m.
Af &c tn the sale the unsod and unoocuped Pews
dN J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctr.
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE REAL
,bs tsn,s a. pursuance Of Decree passed on
sh al and aPT II The hogssns
E ;sS R Il cause therein wherein Al
snd others, y complainant, and Emily Wall and
Others are defendants the Undersigned as Trustee,
hshs, bidder the o ON THn ths
the l4,h dsy Of January, a5s at the hour of twelve
place on the next fair day thereafter, AL those
traG's parts OF tracts parcels of Land situate in
Ard H. Thompson, and now decreed to be sold for
the purpose of division and PARTITION between hIs
separate and nearly contiguous parcels upwards of
FIX HUNDRED Acres. The greater portion is open
Land among the tracts proposed to be sold. some
OF the parcels of land have valuable improvements
one Of the tracts-and the SOIL OF all the lads ga
SHY woi ked, and well adapted to the raising Of the
immediate vcn ty of Brandy VINE and will be sold
~ ,ots To SUIT purchasers.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the Decree: Five
hundred dollars IN cash, to he paid the day of
sale; and he residue of the purchase money to be
four years from the day of sale the same TO bear in
teres from the day of sale and be secured by the
bonds OF The purchaser or pur chassrs with approv
ed co-obIgors. And upon the pay ent of he whole
purchase money and all interest thereon, and not
before, the undersigned is authorized to convey the
premises sold TO the purchaser purchasers there
o In lee SIMPLE, at his or her their costs, Free
GEAR, and discharged from all claims of the parties
To TINS cause and of any person persons claiming
ny, from or under them. The widow is a party to
the proceedings IN this case and has writing sig
hined her assent to ke IN lieu of her dover an
equivalent IN money, as ascertaneI by law ont Of
the proceeds of sale.
DANIEL, C. DIGGES Trustee
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