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LEGAL NOTICES.
JAMES n. FoRGAY.

snc9 81 a p,s5 n,'s.9 CoUsr JAMES EoRGAY
~ toned the Co leties of m 1 es,ste
81 tne late samuel Lindsey Fcrgmy deceased inestate
Notice hereby given to all whom may concern to show
should not b granted, 1' v sAs '"'o pe"sioDei
By order Of the Court: s3 =
self 20 % j. DpErry r,.,,.u r,,..,.
DEuxIEHE COM DE DIsrRIcr1 JAMES II. FoRGAY.
me " MouveIe-orleans - u No. Ia, 1855,
81 VTENOU que james M. F0rway = uve~~ut.
IA petition Ia ene dobsenir les Iefflfs
intestat- - -, -eSe1e
Avis est donne tons ceux aue celia peut
cerner deuire ours les raisns pcur IA
qneiles ne serait pas fait dro Ia dite petition
sell q rs A. DREUy Deoutr (sysMe-
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WANTED,

WANTED-A SITUATION AS WASHER OR IRON.
W ~. by young woman. Address NJ c., at ehice
seq It's 1880 ~
T. WANTED To IIIRE-A SMART COLoRED
"a Gill 10 or Ii years old, wait in the house
q. R 1t this Office sells If
WANTED-AGOOD PLAIN SEAMsTRESS DEsIR rs
W. work Apply on EntarDe street door the dry
goods store the Of Prytania street. sel2 If
- HOUSE VAHTE;D-IN THE FIRST OR
N Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets
fIcnnfortabe House, suitable moderate sized fani
one with large yard garden attached preferred
Rent not to exceed $500 $500 year house that
suits lease of three years could made Apply to 81
GrAyier street. y2I ~
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REMOVALS,

NOTICE-W BEG LEAVE TO INFORM DUB
IN friends and the public that account of the late fire 1t
lower shop we bave removed Office to the
Notre Dame Streets where will be
happy fill orders for TD Copper and Sheet
sel5 ct w BREWSTER Il ZACHAhlk.
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RLANKETS-z GRANIER & CO.'S OF MONTH";
II liel, for sale by
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE Il Co,
Sole Agents in the United States,
SEN 20 l,nhtomlonSe street,
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~ partmentlhe Annual Course Of Iec.res in Az ME-
ment will commence MONDAY Novenber Ie IS ,s spapt
will terminate in the ensuing March ion' 1885, aud
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Pro,,oo - Nit.
Il RiDDE Professor of Chemistry
WAhh ZEN STONE, NJ D., Professor Of SrgeTrv
a; =; CENAS, NJ D.. Professor of Obstetrics A''
GuSIANuS A MOTT N. D.. Professor of Niotsri, ,,s.
Josiah O. MOTT, NJ D., Professor Of Auann eulea
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiooocv and Do
GILBERT S VANCE, NJ. d. Demonstra.or of .no,om,,
in October, Oe va '4ie secohu Monday
Charity Hospital. anu surgeons OF the
Inc Students accompany the Professors in their visits
eIense enjoy extraordinary PRACTICAL es
me ainphtheaer of the Hospital from the ls of Ocohar n
charge TO Students. TiIONAS UTfNT n n n m any
ihe Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect Annually in
Institution. ''' '' ''' ''""''''neI Y me
z TWENTY DOLLARS REV ARD-RAN
ga away on the ith July, the slave CHARITY: she is
Se ~ sr'n aree, strong woman, about old
ms Two teeth out of her upper jaw right side of frcn
teeth they don't show unless she to omen the month
WIN n,s I,F i"eh'y poIhrs Tor her apprehension
.auEz h McNAGHTEN 81 Carondeet street.
I, w. ROLL, LATE OF THE FIRM OF al ADDING
- KOHL, HOUSE, SIGN, DECOR ALIVE and ST + M
hoAI FAINTER, " foydras street, Camp. au22 3m
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A CARD-I HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC.
II of the Law. connection with the duties OF Commits
soner United Suites and of the States of The
Union. Office, No. u Grayer street.
my30 6ns WIN. CHRISTy.
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Aff4SEN~ SUCCESSORS to +. DAQUIN 4 co. fIAgHJ,ES
S4Aass. BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS
No. SO New IIevee street New Orleans
superior AMERICAN CRACK NEI. BISCUIT waTra-ted
free Of stleratus or any drugs injurious to health
H. D. Go. keep constantly hand large assortment of
Bread and Crackers. "
Pilot Bread, Coteehnnse Biscuits, Water Crackers
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers, Soda Crackers,
Wine Bread, Boston Crackers Pic Mic, etc.. ETC.
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers,
machinery III the lowest market prices myl I'm
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TN STORE
L 100 casks good ordinary family Claret
20 -. superior T. Enulinr and S. Es;ephe:
SO bbls Haut Suuterne White Wine;
lt0 quarter casks Burgundy Port Wine:
100 octaves Sherry and Madeira; '
~ boxes Swiss Ahsynthe;
40 superior Muscat;
100 cases old Chateau Mnrgaux:
l21 Of 100 hf boxes each Nantes Sardnes.
40 assorted Preserves, such as Peas Mushrooms
Cops, in oil, etc. For sale by
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & CO.
sell 20 CusomhCuse street,
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nR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
th,lomew Hospiats and six with Ricord Of Paris
has his office No II Dauphine street. for general
especially for the treatment of all of the
faneaIjye Organs without the of
Office consultations in French and English to y A.
NJ and too p, NJ nS Spit
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1857. 1856.
Bales. 1865
Bundles 3U85 S,7SS
GUsNY CLorHThe market for gunny cloth pretty
much as last noticed tight money market has tendency
check operaion' and prices somewhat Irregular
200 bales 2l2 lbs average TO arrive at less
for cash 160 bales do do. 3Ac 81 bales do lc and
$4,000 bales do. do l3s4(Dl4c. per yard months. 49,
Imports from January l to September l..
1857. 1855
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-03
ALE And PORTRl

II ~ Ale AND PORTER.
\ ( CASKS Scotch Ale;
20 LsaaOn Psrsr. yus rsc.tvsd, for ssls Sy
julJ sHe1a Ss.BD"AHD-
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HEA. TH or AMERICAN WOMAN,

To sLris 4. SaYrs, ~ b.
physician and surgeon Of the highest reputation
call ulou YOU consider few facts OF Ihe most vital i'm
portsuce - eveTy woman N the country.
The gnest prof authority udnii that more Wo-
men die rom Uterine disea than from any other cause
and that they unable 20 cure Tue OF 70 n
y"u Al eution 60 the reasons for this, and then TO
{ remedy en- been emDenty succ, ssful for mtay
years and hcn b. sanction Of the most enlghI7ned
The meous In g,ueial among the profession for The
treaIu, Ing WOMB, W Itrs, DersngcO Mems rai
adon Gisesss- org oSehef lth Ihe
CO, ssIutol al udi Iron sir chime,
Opium Cauthsrl ulum, Cann@Os lndicA svsHe Corn
uium and mcdaniel means such as p. ssres When Sd'
masering the e. Taueu is uoTmed that che 70 aElng
nolhlng thai val bur'her' lie. US fre. -,
EroH the 81 harmless aud he best Of hem, when given
for mpai' produces heat thirst difficulty ofDreaIh
ing and IN 10 aHe heaoacs Ssea4c produces nassS'
vomiting, gidDin S. ier supo aud Seghtin the head
styvehHTns violent that the
sometimes iaA anu Ven 2y m rom ihe DOCK
and vi due kn edg, a. the little luoicat hieh
Hs, prevent om using death TIE ofet OF OPIUM ts
90 relieve sin BY relaxing TIE muscles but tt very raXa-
son again the cause Of OF te most toruung C,m
ks.t TempIngs, Dness, debiuy. PCSsares
ids lea e. and ,be ulo rrtte and eau uloers, pguu
10 sna 90. these medlct""s VII MOI always produce
immedi tel aal fees, but ooI1uei as they in the
Of these 4ses, thy wll iueVtaby ujIrs
1yrfeTn aud causengur ad Ulu y yp'oH>' aud huTry
% the grave wonau "ho vs. a'eau. as enough on the
,T.V Si7hC nj the AID " these violent potsons.
cxnc'nylnc YOU, sir tnatthe aimtnIstraon Of these
medicines never cuteo 49, 80 S TN an 81, 80 ~
nos inssnsbiy follow ther use' lne lnsolous poison
Eradualy absorb b. the system aIs NO % eH' only
S.E Son a. man and ss physician, why Will you give
vour couuenauce pracdce which persists Ia administer
ing poison and IN dusig 10 their very grave
Portunatel, W eau turn This side OF the picture TO
pors brilliant one. There remedy for these comp l'
Is not composed Uf pOsOrs but medical sleS OF great
emcacy It nJure the s!stsm' u
"a certain effect ard lnge ens are AZ Ie ser
Tce yourself ph, an. ina series OF leters Pue
Nshed in lesdirg papers ard addressed 20 enheL
hyscans have argued the general value OF he megenes
srshas Usrne CaIholicOn) and have given PROOF oil us
efficacy ~ -,
Nv object cal your attention to comparison ol
its efficacy with the failure your own remedies - con
tras lie mild and certain sCou with the harsh apd laL CT
fcs pOsoOs adm nstered By the pTOiessi generally
apd urge upou you, value your epulauon 10 use
Mar srs Uterine Ca'holicon ruU the risk o. being
lsse with physicians who, pursuing the old beaten
tsc excite ply for their Ignorance execraOn
or Ih IL knaVery' ,,,o, =, N
Secretary GraefsnbeTg Co.
70, ssle nv MACKRNZIE 4 BECKWITH,
n,toI nj Nashville.
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HOSPITAL OF TIE
State OF Tennessee.
SAMyL. l., WEARTON, II ~,
Physician in Chief and superintendent
G. ). FAM Vi. d..
Assistant Physician.

Pursuance Of sn entered into with the
uty Of the Medical Department Ofthe Nashville Universe
y uIder whose control this institution has passed for
the undersigned on the 10th April Of
year. took charge OF as Physician in Chief and super
n this arrangement shall terminate The Hospital will
be condu ted by hin individual enterprise, and in
dance with the prov sons Of of the Legislature, BY
and charges Incurred in it. management and looking solely
to he tronage of The Instu i0n Tor remuneration
Ile Faculty eonstitu board Of eous ing fh sleans
ospta by resident Pay scan in which eIr assistance
'' o''''O SISTERS OF CaARITY.
The arrange usnls of the Hospital in charge
he Chaty who will also in end the epara.
ion OF Diet, tend administration of ne ie nes,
wait upon The SICK in person. ag seaOle paten.
not forbidden BY circumstances
SLAVE DIP TMENT
this class patsris will receive every ieon
sary their and well being Separate viii
assigned II desired, or II Circumstances make
IYGNt9-IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable are ready for the accom- mediation Of
watch over dutni; their nhnemeat.
IA 4 A. AR I,FiRMARY.
Diseases OF the Eve ar II be treated at Hospital
In consultation with 1he ab,s. rgeon the city.
The Hospital Of tne Sa Tennessee L susIed near S
Frankli Iurnpise about one mile from IN Pubic i
Nashville. The budin roOmya Pseious and mira
ge witt respect aton ;aIn Ihe a year'
extensive repairs ave ben made ana sr and accom-
handsomely ntted up 50 tn pa tents may mere %
modauons, al % those our nrst eSS' TSs
ten acres oi ground are contain, vi m Dd ssntl, or
yard in roni, Is hcky Sth b'ae grass sq 5g 49,, W
ed " il shade shruousig'
he cOolnss ss yeruur and pure of the county, the Hos
ptal OF ne Sta Of Tennessee Is Pop the Wool
one Of the most yifng from the bea and dust OF
the ,jiy Iring m any here 10 oe iounc N tnr Flei
~ Nashville COnneee win me ou Lungs Is "a.
establishments, conveniently arranged of me AIN
OF the wa or 10 all Is forms. -. =. a.,
DISTINCT departments OF the on Idngs are %
a M classes Of patents. Dis ases OF rieui and In
Hs.,ons fhsracser vii no b. treated at The Hospital
Pi nus they de-re Il, will De reeiged az ooarders
-av an may ifbt choose, brnR with hem teH nurses
md sica aud Surgeons. In saeh instancsst
eienss will be furnishsd aud pr serP ons sfel carried
] Out. a.. a., .r.h. c,.,o ~. -
ced Iakes Occa say thG he will devote himself al
e1clnsv dis hag OF the dur res dsvo we'd up
on h m " pO itOn he upes, and hat ne will sxrr
msef sr ously make the int tu1b what shOHld
great public benefit, and the means # wi4ey extended
| relief 20 human suEsrins ,,,., -
oct 1l-WH sAa'A 4. MhAk1ON'
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'"S "a - oKvlLLE a. nixon, Gam
aREAT SALE or REAL ESTATE ]

Inv hrs MOnIsy N NOSsmoer Bsx, h undsrsiga.
ed xecsEors Of the lae k~v Banzs a Burrus dec d.
VII oh sale, he late residences OF sald desd about
hree north Of puDg Greek in tsrrOll uIty Ten
sses all the real estate belong ng the et1e being
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Trust Sale
OF
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE!
Pine Iron Works Property for SaleI
LAUREL FURNACE FOR SALE!

RY Virtue of a Deed Of rrusl by VIM. q
ID CruIcher the eh day Of June A. D. 1857 and regis
tered in Regis ,s oee Of Dickson county in Book X
RACES 500, ,, A. 8 aBd7 I will, THURSDAY, 18th
Day or NOVkMBBR 1857, Expose for Sale hghsst
bidder at P Furnace in the COGny Of Dickson, h5 i0l
oWiug sscroed real personal property, to vii:
The premises known ire Laurel Furnace, in Dickson
county. containing between four and thousand sores,
With eBt Stock Farm thereon, Ruraacs 6x
Also IL negro slaves, OF the following
and ages 70 Wit Charles Hooks aged about years. Pc
ter ag about 34-s good Blacksmith. Lender. aged
sbOu3 yslr-s arst raie Wagcn Maker Jim Lotes aged
about ~ years Marx HuddestOn, aged about p Marx
Ma sh aged about 2S. HOoru, aged aOOat Is john aged
about - Essex, aged abOOt pa good Bngneef Sail 9,
aged ADOui Is Solomon aged about A.. Mathew, agei
81. Gus, aged about IS London; aged about -
Efmund, aged abOat 45 Dary aged about 50 45 Mules
Wagons and Gear. II Oxen Cows Dumbrr of
SIock Hogs All tbs and Slides. About S0 tons OF
pig meLzl. small quantity Bacon, and ali the Farming
i'm dement's, and all the tools ard utensils IN FufnHes
said property will be sold upon the following terms,
said Laurel Furnace properly, upon credit OF one
and year, bsud and approved security VII required
the purehas5r and lien ret 40 10 secure ne pay DenL
the puTch The slaves VII D. sold portion
o theG n an credit of months. and portion Iht
upon credit mOu hs Inc perisUAble property
Will be sold uuOn cred OF six months Tor all sums over
Ave doaYs n sums under aVe dollars, cash. Bond and
cuFty given terms OF the sale 10 every instance
compiled with befors shs properly IS rem we'd.
u. r. CRUfCHER,
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DISTILLED FROM COAL.
ny TT TpS pATENT

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
f9ECURED BY LET ERS PATENT.)
rRRosENB ILLUMINETRD OIL. The light obtained
or fuid heretofore discovered s nexposlve and will re-
main limpid In the very eoldest weather.
Tbe COMPANY recomm nd the lamps best adapted this
OIL the Kerosene Lamps manufactured by the following
parsies esss Cornelius q Baker, siso DS ot of Pha-
dephia. T. Y Haughwaut Co.,4SS Broadway the Brook
1872 William Street l. Mercier 136 Elm Street. and H Cd
wards az e street, N Y Samples Of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Office OF the Company.
KEROsRNE LUBRIcATIHe on, No. l. Prepared TO suite the
hnet all other knds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly in
locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps and ali the ordinary
best Sperm Oil and admirably adsted to Railroad and
Steamship use,
KERosRsE LUBRIcATss OILs No. 243. Superior Lubrca
tor and viii be found 10 advantages any Oil
the market at prces-wlll not bUrnand have been
prepared the reqarementsof Railroads and others
use aud VIII be found admirably adapted for of Steam
Men Of War; Merchants v sels Lake aud River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin Sateroom Cinnacle Forcaste
Lamps, SiEnal Lanterns, &c.
Binnacls OIL will remain fluid long best Sperm, and
III all ght without requiring be trimmed and ad-
vantage that will be obvious TO every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
ship, Chanders Druggists, and Grocers in New York, and
the regularly appointed Agents of The Company in OF
principal Towns and Villages Of the United Sates the
CaIadas. ana the Island Of Cuba.
Local gents appointed lin conformity with the rules estAb
ished by the board of Irusteesl on application 10
AUSTEh'S
GENERAL AeRNrs KEROSENE OH Co.
NJ. SO Beaver street, N. Y.
N B. Circulars with full partculars testimonials, prices,
&C., d.. will be forwarded on application as above.
june6-ly. IA. Wi
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENF SCHEAEI
EACH SATURDAY. IN NOVEMBER.
5.405 PriEss aEaou1ting 70. saao, 90

PRICE OF TICKETs.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALEES 3; QUARTERS, Szzs
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 50 300, corresponding with
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips Of PAPER
eEcrcled with small tin lubes placed Wheel.
The Hrs AZ Prizes, similarly printed and encrced,
placed in another " heel.
The Wheels are then revOved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers. and al the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number aud Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience registered
by the Commissioners; Prize placed against the
Number drawn. THIS operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn
AUTHORIZATION PEizEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the drsl Prizes Will
entitled TO the % Approximation Prizes For eXampl
II nckeI No. 1880 draws the 500 900 PRICE those cBtt
numbered l24s Il249 l25l Il@52 will
500. If Cket No. $50 draws the % GO prize those Tick
numbered 548 549 5jl, 552 will be entitled $780,
and so according TO the scheme
The 5VUy Przes D az VIII be determined bv the last hg
OF the No that draws the $60UUU prize, For example
the number drawing the tUOUy prize eLd5 with l. then
ali the tCkets where the nun beT ends will be entitled
$50 the number ends with No. 2 then all tbe tickets
where the number ends in will De entitled to $2O and
ontoO
Certificates of Packages will be sold st the following
ret Is, which is the risk.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets ts.,, $St
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State ~ Te0nesSee, HumPhTeYs County
Nenfem Der kules. 1877.

ui.a Poy Ter others the Heirs OF Jefferson Fowler
deceased. Petition 70 sell land and slaves.
appearing; the satsaction Of the e,k and Master,
RON the allegations in the petition, which is sworn To-
,i Tomss Jefferson stovt John StOEer Jr Marion Stu
Jane StOver and Sarah g Ssver land perhaps other
hers names not knoWn1 are non sdens OF he
tst of T. unessee and within reach Of the Ordinary
ess OF said Couf therefore ordered thai pubesuOn
~ made for three successive weeks, In the Union Amer
ican newspaper published IN the eIy Nashville requlTing
said resident defendants 70 appear eeOIe the Count
Judge OF the next County Court u be held county
aum phreys al tho CoHFt House IN the Waverlry
on the h Monday November Aext, and plead answer or
demur petOn or the will be taken iOr eou
fessed and ssg hearing ex pare
Low MCCO -LUM, Clerk and Master.
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CHANCFRY AT CE ,TRFVILLE,TRa
SEPTENRER PHI Is 1S5T

Edward hegog Mils- q Adaus.-O. a. p.
nN II and upon sf' avn Of Edward ShegOg and 20
~ appearing unto the satisfaction Clerk and ssf
81 " lillian niles and Isyid W adams nOn resi-
OF he state Of fennessee 50 that he ordinary puCess
be cd upon tasm IL tneref
Il Al puaiicatiOn be Union ~ American q
pei published in tue e of Nashville Tsn-, qurng AID
appear the Co lrt use 10 the Of
On the SscOud Monday in Nareh Than
plead, answer dsmus 70 OmplaihanI's o
i'll Jaksn confessed hearing Xparr
thz OhFlLLb A. MAO b., Z. q "a.
. 7-3E. Printers Fee 81,
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SheriR's sale

DY virtue OF veBdtioa exponas directed from the
ID Circuit Court Of SeWan County Tennessee Juy
Ierm 1857 will expose 70 Public Sale - me COart House
dOOria the LOHn Davee, Stewart COanty the
oder, for cash, the 2H Gay Of November next the
rGht u e and ntefesT that BarholOa Alsup aad
10 two raes Of land, being sixth part lying In stew
at county and In District No. bound follows, wis the
erst tract begis ming hickory, running south thence
Eesi, themes nOrth, thence East, bOuded he ey
James l. Daniel contain 20 The Cad traci begin
BiDg The sOuih west o. 100 Hset running
cas- thence north, henr ,sst SOUTH thence ives
thence nOrh, thence ast aiming 4O levied on
The property bartholomew Asup, Bssf debt and cnsl
iavJF Of Benjamin Moody sale siihn the hours pre-
seriOed BY Law. August 10. 1857.
sept I9-pF's fee a. " l. Il BOGARD, Sheriff.
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naNer mdlutng aoOut 3cfet o. We Haffri o.
w for sale ying N SIDES Of the PIKE road
leading from Paradise Hill ClarksVIls The road is ID
der construction and 70 be completed By The eosc OF
present yOar-
these laads divided into tracts nzinz rom
50 800 suit purchasers They lie be
" miles from Nashville heavily umberrd lie veil and
supplied wiIn springs Of never hfiiag free
stone water ahd very healthy neighborhOOd Ne are
authorized sell those lands privately most reasoBa s
ersons desiring purchase are requested To examine the
lands Georgeor William Garrett, Ssam Ai li N.
Myers OF DF N Rodgers, IN the neghbO have Pcs
the land ard vi show hem persons desirus 10 fa-
ins For further particulars apply 70 w. r Garrep
mayS-Wu NANCR a WOODuv Uu
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II : d % J D ~ ~ = = = y -----0 =
..l-aJ- s,.4 % L.ll..--ll.t 1
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July 2I-smV
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CHANCEKY SALE or LAND LYING OK
dick ExIVEH.

u yTtae Of the decree Chancsry Court al Centre.
u vile. the Calico AcOraa asansg A. ". Wal
and Uhers, rendered the 7h dAJ bs sS7
shall, the second saturday ~ November 1851
IA day Of Lhe month, expose pu0lC sale snises
Va Ia le Tract Of Land, hing DsITles No iiek
eOuDty lem essse Duck hVer enhzbng J7 acres,
Or less, fully ard tarouary described The Of
The l7h dal VI ssPtembSr, s57 Ihs Land
Will be credit oi twelve and sgntesn mObIhs
interest rOla date u sale, and night rsdemp
nOn. ine purchaser Will be required give
eurtty urthe purchase upOl
he properly iOT ne pay Of The persOns
nVi.ed, who may Nish 10 purchase, examine snd
OkViL.Lb A. Nl1O.,, 4. q a..
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ocls-ar prIn,.r,. fes "a =. - = =
CountS ourT Hickman County

Counts Ouu Hickman County.
Wiley eI.Ou u IL, Jam hOr tigh f1E
Sale OF Lan
tns cause, Il appea 10 The eourt, that defendants
d Chapp vile Anais, for eEly ABais Ia pelL
1Ooe thaPPell, Andr Wilson d re MauaB, iOrms A.
Szr an Cbapye J. 2. Gamer wife SBfsh, iurmsry
hAPPoh res,de Of he Sta Zen ssses
{ the ell Ordsse the that publication bs
the Union and American, puBii he'd IN me
ey OF shVie, iOr hTes sucrsssiVs EesEs. szid
end sppeaT be NOVem0ea Term g1is eogrt,
" plead demuf 70 CON pla nautsi OIL,
same Il be taken for confessed men, = 4
caring e PGrts Test. u. EASILY, T.. "a.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-03
Valuable Farm fOr 0nae.

"lSd 10 sell the panIat 1 now live yilR
on CarteTs aeek ten miles north Of Columbia and
miles west Of SPling dill containing i've hundred 500
tnrty hTe 1855 AIcTs S75 acres OF ahch u N gtod
stats o cillivaHsn.
Persons wishing to purchase would do we'll to eau sad
examine the pr perry before b1ying
dec 2s-dfRhWn pLrR I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-03

- TRAYED fom my farm the Cumberland river north
> OF Nashville snd ore mile below Hyass Ferry,
lst % Sept5gbeT, MULES one 4 a dark bros
about sdnm sze threO Old lat sprLg
N use color, with rings arOund fore legs medum
lzs, ard tnTe6 yeais Dad last spring Both
"CTsed will give ten dollars any Information thai
will lead 10 their recovery.
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