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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-24

NJ DALZELL, Jk. 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Grecers !!
Famii.es snpjs.ed short notice
NrEARE Now IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w supply 81 every article usually Kept In our
line. Thankful for past patronage We Would ask n
'''''''-''' y '" SUGARS.
New Orleans
Granulsied,
R.ssts and Ground
MoLASsEa
TEAS
GGLpswdsg
All grades ard qualities.
Baltimore bystsf- tDbsisr., tlam-, Salmon ain
rsTiitcs Ia tan-. -ur.tlpr article and Warranted
Preserves, .ice- oerkins kagsisL Pickle olt =
~ Pepper sauce kr'ehuP- 40, ia Glass
Sauces, Tomatoes. Peaches Hssfss fta.tt-h, usT's
and Powders NJ taa-
Mustard, rpsrs-. Chocolate Bfoma, Sage, tansr,
seed feaIl BARLEY, Grvuad kaer, fafina, sslersio.
starch Soda Extracts ~ all kinds MaecsToni Acr
miceili, fane, Soaps, Brushes, EAskeis &e
camden Fl9uF tufn Meal Hntnin. fbat Mrai d n
Louisville Cement Mats 0la.- a. &c
t,sll and examine stock which We " III Warrant
- ssye satisfaction
NJ DALZELI., IN 4 co,
80 L Cor s~rond aud fsrry street
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Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad.
rs1. - ~ -zEMTE -zzzTrzygEssz3 -.Isr--l...
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


AN AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE fIRsT
y aud gNti, fpth.r Notice Trains will leave Eaft
i-isud alliN, tsauiay- eSeep'cdl az follows
til nag Express aud Mat train at 10 " a
"a y l.lt AIRES. "A; .-.......... % Y "
- tTsight agd ~ class cara. ..s.. e... ~
Ttaia. arrive at Ho.s is'aad, daily, Sundays =
reried. a follows
III Night Expires. 90 NJ
"a balls Expires. aud Mai at .s...z ~ "
"a Freight aud "a Class al ~ ~ y
al trains over Tits Road - dfsci cVuHcctia
NJ Chicago with trans oscr hath th- Arhlssn ~aAtl
ard iehigsu Central II u t9s'ti ffssl. f,vif5i
Toledo Cleveland Columbus, ,tscit.sa'i l'it.haHs
DankTk Eafal1, Niagara Fall AlbaHY Ne f"tf
Philadelphia, BALTIMORE aad Wa-hinst'n Ai.a z.
Ia Sale with tTaia- 10 ~" ilga,is tvs'Tn4 fnts,
Worth 81 Ualsas auI South a. - lrHts sid Cairo
~ which places tickets a. te pt0eutsd @t
u HENSON,
Tlekei Aseat, Il u I'epa', u
Passengers reminded - TIE necessity - gtNibs
disnc, d.reelioa- 10 the destination II thrit ~
gage a.p, - procure ticket. before ssk,u4. srat~
the ears the conductor. carcf fare aai, is Sta
;ts8- the lac oi the chicago Aud ksek l~iaN q
ksiif0ad
JOHN + TRACY Superintendent
W u wntTxAS, Asst SGpt
Kock I-laad, April ~, isSa
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WTISON = IAiILEY,
WHOLESALE GROCERD,

W'TISON = 0A1BLEY,
WHOLESALE GROCERE,
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
100 half chest Young Hyson and 0unrcwdes.
~ half chests Ooalg and Sonchnng
~ calde. frum To 20 tie
90 baxcs falm soap
~ Boxes Naregafed Soap.
- b1xes shaving do
~ hux-- Transparent do
tOses Cattle d.
" boxes Pickles
ioo boxes Tomato Cat.up ard Pepper Sauce.
isS baAes various brands choice Tobacco
1000 Gutn SKIES Ciyars
al0o lmpof,,d do
10 haxes No 1 and scaled iicrrings
20 hi. new Maeker.i
"a Laif bbl- do
" kit. f,r family u.e
20 hbls asd Kegs af Meiass.s
- hhds Sugar
10 COR Bed Cords
10 ibis dried Apples
So sack. dried Peaches.
l0v Loxca new kaisn.
Is bbls assorted Nnts
40 hcScs do gass
soy kegs escorted Malta
30 .ioz Tuntlsrs
Spices u all klnds
Woclen and Wiilo~ Ware, Brushes
gu hbl. Cider viHegsr
~ Together with large stock Of other articles,
all III which will cell on reasonable terrns
Janeii dxw WILSON 4 HARLEY.
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ATTENTION ATTENTION!
.. O. SosO0EY'A
Foundry, Machine Shop
IRON WORKS.
TuNUlRp STREET OPPOSITE THE CATH

INHIKU STREET, UPPUSITE IHE INIH
j Ole burial Groard
superior St-sm kIgines frota i've To- ase huLdTs,i
horse power, Engines, lathes, Pisaers, Urist MI.
AL descriptions VI NIL Wefk doGe promptly AID !,
the h.st i.snG-r Particular attention laid 10 r.
pairing Machinery
Person. requiring sLafine will nad his AdjastAhl
Hanger aud self Oifing Boxes superior To auytbin.
ia use
lie 10 sslc Agent Ia the for the manu- faetuT.
Of MeCsrds sele brsisd Anti. Friction Hosse Powsi
superior machiIe. fof the purpo-c intended III
attentUu IL Farmers 10 particularly requested Z.
tLosa labor ing machines
Also Ornamental House Casiines Of various q.
Sign. and superior nnish CAPS, 6ilis, Bracket
Trusss-. Acl Ac made 10 order, Of the latest
/. si patterns
n y Two yers superior Steam Engine. for sail
l-.ssi
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Fresh Groceries d Wholesale !
.MsIMrM n HcOgf,
dSarec-sSrs -. ky an sath,b
No. Froas street, aad Leses.
A RE DAILY RECEIVING FRESH SUP.
N FLIES III Chtts. 0rucefis.. anu making o..
1angeLent. for heavy additional sioeE having full
confidence that th.y can supply the Merchants and
Grues tn@n with all the various artsees ia thor
line fsyafabi. terms counting easis than u.
s,iius ia ~ Ts.u,- ~ hicago
In addition 90 heavy aud complete stock II GRO
CERES. We woud cali the attention of dealefs a..l
hulIers be stssrk II NAILS az all sizes ahf'
beet hrasd- Ai-a. GLASS of all sizes. beet quairt
II single and dBHhlr
We Keep cssss-ta utly an hand supply u
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
from ia. Aaguaksis union Mills which We sil s,i
AT the cheapest rates.
fs Gouds delivered q the eiiy dealers free al
charge
nISS0LUTION THE FIRM OF RYAN &
- AccAkS IA the sro.sry busiacss was dissolved
the iith OF May, Mr. rhos Scott ha,ins purchased
Mr. Ryah's Interest The firm will hereafter be No
CAss scOrf, who w.ll cs.daet business the old
stand, M Iroat street, ard Leyse We will soi
iect al cis.ns aud pas all debts ~ the late firm
lun5tf
M Hran
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us T. " q y At.
NELSON'S JEWELRY STORE.
BrAsly street. abose the Post .lD6l~e.
WE WOULD TENDER orR GRATEFUL
w aeknow Is,lgmrnis q The public fnr their lib
ersl PATRONAGE ~inee our commencement IN s.ness
Having rstn~ss 4 hfo a larger aHd nArc eomnaadiaus
store. second door ahssc car former location, We
would solicit an inspection ~ our suSk II Jew
elfs Watches, locks SILVER " are and FaEcy Goods.
which 10 the largest sud niesi fashionable IN tho
cit, We constantly Ia rseeiri IL goods by
pfs.s, aud Viii always have the newest .tyles To he
hal IN the Eastern markets aur motto 10 small
prsfts aud quick returns
ortiatf NELSON
A CARD.
THE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS SIN.
u GERE thanks 10 tn. citizens of Davenport nnl
vicinity for their ,.ry liberal patronage heretofore
extended him and wout cay that lac has lust re-
turned fron the Hast with the desirable stock ~
Jewelry. Watches, Silver Ware. &C.,
brought to This eiiy 70 which he invite. the
tention II tbs pnblle
Having purchased his .oods for Cash aud dealing
exclusively OF the ts.h s. stem, snshIes him eel
nj lowsf hgures than " hongh time and warrants
Ills scads be tasi What they represented or ~
saie Al the .d stand a
ALFRED & BILLION,
apsdem Ne lie Claire Row
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new CARRIAGE nANUFACTosy.

.0fpyED
GEORGE HAGER, FORMERLY IN com.
~ fANf with A. D q Woehsr has now sssoet.
ted himssli with ~ aries Osocshel IN the sioae
- X sn'1 " tween Harrison shd niPasy str~ets
k.pds Of
Carriages, DaOGssss spssnG Waoans. Ae.
Beng themselves prseticsi mech ssics, ssd s,e.
bl.ysns none bss The best Of wostmsn, they nsi,ss
eemeelyes they are able 70 turn out work superior
10 any thing Manufactured In this market
Al W0rk warranted
Particular attention paid e rs HAdTs IN
,,saAAun Third d Itsn Harlson 1 Riplsy.
TRUSTEES sALE.-WHEREAs ON THE
! assi day n Angus. 49,, Lelis volshs and So
Caia. hfs xifA executed nnto Charles Powers. -
ssn Dss !, q 81 land = ssss e s:d
ls~s, Described = follows, TO III. The Lad sad
rrsmises known, isslgecssd aud sa,nssssd = y,
s as1 p: .; =; 5. = .s s:a.s. ~: .diss =
. wss. RsAis . ~ tewn Of Dsasc, Scott county.
a.: @ . :sS ss. vss
IS ! I'D sHsrsDf d. xssoo InHsr and vie, dsis
recorded, 6or tbs psspass q sssurtng the payment
. s :s is;s :ss ss i g..
e. .:s . 2 ..i s q g.: AS x.
=: e IS e al e sss' a's '''' "'
a. SOW - "a 49, ksysss hsso.s dus and psy
a. -. s:s 49, fsv. 49, = ''sS .
% Assshy give thts pebls sos.ss sAes y yistas %
=. ~. !. :. .s.a:s - D. :, ,. q T,.s: -
9sisss !: :: ssssssP Z =: -, 49, "a : E
sss e e s. 49, ~. 3.
nHsb shsrecf - shsli ~ se0eisns - ~ The ~
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Tn1E mAAmoLlOm
IMPROVED SEPARATOR THREsHINa
- n e HIVE!
Dosble Cleared nerse Fewer !.
THos wniTsON : co.
Front street, below x u Bridge
ATANUPAcTuRERs0 Of THE ABOVE MA
lv1 CHINE having eighteen srars ssperscnes ~
the business would respectfully inform tbose intef
sstsd that they manufacture si their Establishment
the real
eWNssillON s0aeeteoe,
which 10 aeknaw agsd TO Be the hest Machine TO-
Thre.hiny Separating and cleaning GRAIN h"w "
They also build
HORSE WERS,
u all .r.s and do all kind. cf repairing thai !. nsn
ally done IN a Machine chop. at the sLori~st notice
N9dkwtt
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%lsI'D.c HOUSE.
4 suENER or HARRISON AND FRONT
y s.Jt,.i- on. SQUARE h.cw this Steam farks, and
fetf, ltndtng } = Humphrey -, frspr,.tof-,
mal tspes tinlis hAnnu9ee a. th.lt Eastern friends
aiih, abli g.eiaily that they have purchased this
LARuE Nkw narhL,
A aided more than half ~ it. former ,sf., nsa
Nakt TX flird and furnished the .nitTs hnurss
afe prepared render the staS 81 eassts pleasant
ihas w& aini "a merit eaniihuans. ~ the ratfaa
aye 81 Hi,fnt i=,s1awei upoia them heretofore
TITS hansr ~ the Ha-l pleasant locations ~
as.nts,f commanding yi.s IT the river, ~ i.srl
4. al siiS ald of ald fosa Armstrong frbsti
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wATSON'S
Fifteen Dollar Sewing uaehlneG

wATDON'S
FlItecn Dollar Sewing 0oeAlnes.
THE CITIZENS or DAVENPORT, AND
u Ladies espsesaly ere respectfully tnvis~a 20 call
u the lie Cslre House, Farlor No 10, TO witnessshr
operation Of
Wasss.'. C.lesrased eiS Fsm,iy S-wsss MarAisss
il win hs -. sxhibition the above place, for
few days, saorAins nne opportunity for all the 60
ssns :" see II, end tcs lie peculiar worth Tor Family
This AscA.n. q Admirable, adapted TO oil kinds al
Family sewing y 10 smpc In ts construction, ca.iis
operated, not habe Ia get out Of order, and ~ill d.
...%..rs. s ssa - sass s.y :, d. Ss. eaps
sold for the low price of Fifiesn Dollars,
~ .as. - I s.s purchased the cole RICH, f"'
ted sewing Machines County Rixhis for sale, b,
applying To me In pesson, or b. letter
u Dsssnpari, for the manufacture AZ the sb.se VI.
chine IN unlimited numbers
leydAwf JOHN ]. VALLEY
DAVENPORT IRON WORKS.
JAuME. DOuuELLY . LEA.
ENGINES AND MILL WORK, or ALL
IL descriptions for Flour and Saw Mills.
UrnaIn~nsal Moass Css,ines, Celumns. Caps, ssll.
Brackets, Trussss, Iron verandahs, lroa Rstlings
ior Fences and B.lsoAies, Ae, &C. u the ls'esi s'
All kinds Brass Castings made 10 order
Repairing promptly done lessdAwu
Teace keys.
DURKE'S PATENT FENCE KEYS. Fol.
ID Wire Fenc.. .ws,s on hand and fsr safe ,,
| JAIME DONNELLl q LEA.
| je2sdkwif Corner Third and Rock Island ste
SecessA DoanA Enganes.
THREE SECOND HAND ENGINES Fol.
F' JAIME poSSELLY . LEA,
jc2sikwtf Corner Third aad Rock Island s,s
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Gk0 ~ 49,: = = J. .,...lss.

+ ~ So .Aasf...s.sily .sesssssnr
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. ,uN
j stcrisG the AilsAile eiilss WITH thv Msstrttt
Northwestern, aad -anihNc.term stAtts, " eee
5tnuea- Railway direct This Ieat connects
rausbursh with dally sne d et.au.sr- A l,r,eu,
the Northwestern i1kes maklf- IL. Hl.st direct
cheapest and ir.iasi, Fonis hl @tseh ffeANA -. n
forwarded 10 AID tfvu the oreat Me-'
nArEs rsrsKsN rHllAnsLrnfA AsB r4tr#etsai
fiRss tlAs. bt1- rhaes uAt.
aid 1ap-, R.snss, nsA aRtas HH - IA 49,.
beAes, bairs = ad tfuaks DruE-. vtA '% 4s' ~
boxes aad bales far- feaiIsrs.
sscusp tLAss paFnesls %ht.tit.E
rhlrtlns ssd Ticking ua ot4stssi
Lae.t Drag, SAN saske2 Hard 0ses l*s los 3t,
ware, Leather, tn t1.ls 81 baxss55f
Woo. aad Sheep ieat- Eastward
Tnian GAS Aavil- steei. ehain.
90 CASKS Heap, Baeua, fsrk
ssIied Goose o. ii saeksl l"tsrss5 a per zoe ~
manufactured, teNeelf tsars q
cut, &c
forsrB GAS Coffee, ri.h nrsa
Reef ALL Fork, lln easks ~ AaNss
Eastward Lard Lard on. isst3 sgs ptt - D..
Mas, eyia Ash arrlaat ttse
la. Pitch. Kp.la, a.
Flarn Al u harFeG nNtt' further upt#ec
ssAi. ae per IuO - uuiii IIriAer tsnilfa
taFroa Z. per bale lot sscee.llm4 ~, IA. So at
until fortsitF tsoie.
So H. shipping ,.os,is frani any yaiti ra. AZ nj
aarl ahla * part eulAf - mark pafks4es va I.4-
tyitaaia Railroad AT 3sNea- rss5-lssssA e. zft
.g.ats tes this koad ii ibilas.l rltia ne shut.
VIII a. forwarded without dsis.iioU
fhLiaul A6LNIN w. ars., Morals a e.,
nemphas leaE X ssss a 60 ~. LON. = ,
aseLsil : -. Ls4assillss Liza I,nme.ali. Ben
& neldfaiai Madison, lnc spfigmzn a Hlepn and
Irwin 90 Cincinnati, y w ogahanIA ~. Zans.
Vile, o ieesA CO = kilhy street, Ie.tou Leesh
Battery fasr, j saecdeY phiiad.,pAia
Maxraw Rooms. BaliiIasre .i.s q rr.eei 80.
risssburg
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STOVES, STOVES. STOVES!
stoves among Stoves
~ uHoIssA1.E Asp sErAll.
wICKERsMNs q WILLIAMS.
No sfront ~ and Leve<,
MOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w the citizens Of Davenport ard ~ short the IL
hnbitsnts Of Iowa To heir large and carefully select
Ell stock, Consisting VI the
Charter - 4 CsskiMg Asovei
witch has never aud iis rival FOR advantages
aaI durability Aisa,
The Royal Geek
for Coal rsceGtly bs ought iuto the western market
The Dsvess nsnsei
Elevated oven, Asaee and double, nne boz
11~selng NeSvesi
without uunher ali OF ~L.eh oder the ceunfry
A. large feeling sssared that satisfaction via be
d~red Ia every soc
Tsnnsss' = Ssas ana sleek,
Pressed ana JapaANsd Ware,
u manufArturers prices
Water Cselsrs asfsiGs sasoss Z Tts Ware
81 cur oxn manuf srtnre which We viii supply coun
Try dealers on 1asu Table ternA every tam.
Particular stteai I'LL paid To House koorEg spout
inS and Job Work "a general
e0l,aa'i forget the per- No HIyrows Eaock
Jsistf
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g, 8 c. TODD 1 co.
uIv ar COR or MORGAN orr LOUIS

ptalse l,rli.. poiate 49," ela.ie ~ order
- Louis, March lsdlS
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DS '
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PCRCHAs-
= Ell the NIL formerly owned by X Christie, al
East Davenport IL engaged Ia the man ufaeiure
and sale 81 Lumber Iaih aud shinsies prices that
rival all competition Taking advantage Of the CIR.
ruanssance that Lr extensive ot 81 Tine ozs
saaed ~ himself on the Upper Mississippi he feels
~ liberty 10 say that be can sell cheaper than the
chespcS All orders for frames ard dimensions
promptly sawed at III. mill Tha.e having Lumber
yard. W the country will do we'll to call
NSid&wf SAM'I. STANGuFIEIp
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04

To-MoRRow night, Mrs. Shocks benefit
comes off at Fowler's Hall, when "Nick
of the Woods" will be performed, together
with other novelties, The members of
this dramatic corps have acquitted them
selves very handsomely, in their respective
characters, and deserve liberal patronage.
mick of the Woods is said to be a high
ly interesting play, and we hope there will
be large audience on the occasion of its
performance, and that Mrs. Shocks benefit
will be one in reality.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04

Mr.. MANUEL, an experienced teacher
of dancing, proposes to open school in
the Sons of Temperance Hall, as soon as
sufficient number of scholars can be
obtained. Mr., M. comes highly recon-
mended, and we bespeak for him fair
trial by those who have children; and
there are many young men in town, who
will be none the worse for few lessons
from one qualified to impart grace of
attitude and motion.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04
BOYS CLOTHING

is very complete and all fresh Over coats of all
the new styles and qualities, Dress and Frock
Coats, business Goats &c, Pants, Vests braves
&C. We are determined to sell Goods as low as
they can be bought in the West. Our expenses
are small in comparison TO the majority OF house
in the city. We nre not at the expence Of clerk
hire &c, where other houses are at the expose of
one dollar, ours is not one cent, consequently we
can afford TO sell low for cash TO punctual men
on the usual time. Country merchants would do
well TO call and examine our stock before purchas
ing elsewhere. TRY Us and see for yourselves,
we are always ready to show goods TO every body
You will find us at Mr., A. b, Harrisons stand No.
II Franklin street, ClarksviIle Tennessee.
Yours Respectfully
POLLOCK & WAGGENER
nCtohsr a lSl7-H
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04
CLOT H 7 N c.!
AT
Wholesale and RETAIL!

WE have on hand, large and fresh stock of
Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, all
of the latest STYLES and make, consisting of Bea-
yer Raglans, Seal Skin Raglan, Mohair and Cash
mer Ragans. Plain and Fancy frock over Goats
sc. Black cloth Frock and Dress Goats, busi-
ness Cashmere coats, all the new styles of black
and fancy Cashmere Pants. silk Velvet Vests,
silk and Satin Vests, black cloth and fancy Cash
meres of all size and grades, Gents shoulder seam
shirts, Cashmere Drawers and under shirts, blch.
and brown Drawers, silk and Merino under shirts,
silk and linen Handk erchefs, cravats and ties,
black and fancy Kid Gloves, black silk Taffeta
gloves, Back Cauntets &c. Port Monies and
pocket Books, Whips and Umbrellars Beebee
& Co.'S sup. Silk Hats, soft Fur Hats, Planters
black Hats, silk Plush Caps &c. BenkerF and
Ryan pump Boots, French Calf water proof Boots
and Shoes Kid and Calf Caters, Shawls and
fancy Blankets for Gentlemens use. Our stock
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04

JOSEPHINE SAvAaE,-This new and
splendid steamer made its first appearance
at our wharf on Monday last. She is one
of the finest models of a steamboat that
we have ever seen. She is commanded by
Captain o. Davis, Captain of great ex-
perience and will run between Nashville
and New Orleans. Our friend Frank
Crazy presides at the desk. Those wish
ing to make shipments, or to take pleas
ant trip to New Orleans, now have an OPP
portunity Of doing so. She will leave for
New Orleans on tomorrow evening.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04

Alderman Harrell, from Committee on
new market-house, reported that he felt
authorised from enquiries he had made,
to say that property holders in the vicini
ty of the lower end of the square will con-
tribute $1,000 towards the construction
of a first rate market-house there. The
Committee was continued with authority
to pledge the building of such market
house if the property holders will contrib
ute 81, 900 towards it.
Aldermen Williams and Blackman on
tinued as committee to ascertain and re-
port probable cost of improving Spring
street from Main to Commerce, and how
much private subscription can be raised
for it.
Fifteen dollars allowed for drawing off
accounts of the Lower Red River Bridge,
and Mayor was directed to employ an
officer to collect them. -#
In addition to the privileges already
named to be asked from the Legislature,
the Committee was also directed to pray
for power to this City to levy 50 much toll
at the upper Red river bridge as will keep
it in good repair.
Several accounts were referred to the
Committee on claims and the Board ad-
journed to meet again next Thursday eve
ming.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04
Notice TO Contractors.

THE undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
the worshipiul County Court, of Montgomery
County, propose to let the building of a bridge
across Spring Creek where the Trenton road cross
es the Creek The bridge is to be built on three
st one pillars, 10 feet high, l6 feet long, up and
down the creek, feet inches at the base, and
3 feet at the top. The superstructure will be 90
feet long, Ia feet wide, weatherbcarded aud shin
ged. The contracts wall be received entire for
the building ofihe stone work, and superstrucure
they will also be received separately to suit bidders
fine queries of stone are within TO A hundred
yards. All bids will be decided on by the 9th day
Of December next, The bridge to be completed by
LIST day Of May 1858, Specifications can be seen
at DR.. Wcox's off e.
C, L.. WILCOX, |
n b. WHITFIELD, c,-,
GEORGE MIMMS, : '0"""'SS''"TS'
KICH'D HATCHR.
Nov. 90, Is57-3t.
JencTsOniau COPY.
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lEzze9mGWr's SsII@o

will sell, to the highest bidder, on a credit of
l2 months, on the 10Th of December next, at the
residence Of r. Armistead in Montgomery coun-
ty, Tenn, on Blooming Grove Creek, near New
York, the tract of land wherein Mr.. Armistead
now lives, belonging to the estate of Robert Ar
instead, dec'd-- containing $50 acres; about one
third cleared, the balance finely timbcred. There
is tolerabie good dwelling house, stables, crib
and other out-houses suitable to "a small farm. 1t
is one of the finest tracts of land in the neghbor-
hood to its size, is very rich, and we'll calculated
to produce corn, wheat and tobacco. Persons
wishing to purchase will do we'll to examine this
farm before the day of sale. Mr.. Armistead will
show the premises to any one wishing to examine.
THO'S OGBURN, EXT of
Nov 27, '57-3wl X. Armistead.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04

On next Monday, County Court day,
our energetic Cbancery clerk, Mr.. Thos.
j. Munford, will sell some very valuable
property. Consisting in part, of two ele
CANT Store houses, now occupied by L.
McCulloch, and Pollock & Waggencr, as
clothing stores; IL likely negroes; three
rourths of Popular Spring Furnace; one
comfortable residence, and 230 acres of
land. Persons wishing to buy property
of this description, would do well to at
tend these sales The Sheriff also sells
some lands on the same day, lying in diff
ferent portions of the county.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-04
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue of decree OF the Chancery Court,
at GAINESVILLE Tenn, at its October term 1851 in
the case Of McKoin & Bailey, ct ais VS. ] G. Horn
berger, Trustee, of John H. Pritchett, will on
Monday The 2lst day of December 1857 sell to the
highest bidder, the House bnd lots conveyed by
the said John II, Pritchett, on the 18th OF Navsm-
Der ls56, in Trust to Thos ] Pritchett, to secure
the said NJ Koln g. Bailey ct ais, creditors aud se
Trust is on record in the Registers office, in Mont
gomery County Tenn, in Book No a. pages 1877 +,
1888 aud 739. The said House and Lots are
situated on the corners OF Commerce aud First
Cross Streets in the city Of GAINESVILLE Tenn, and
the same on which said Joan II. Pritchett now re
sides. The two lots contain between | aud acres
Sale at the Court House door in the said city Of
Clarksville, to the highest bi ider, upon credit of
| and 2 years, with bond and security and lien
for the pur chase money. The same sold without
the privilege of red, mption,
], G.. HORNBERGER, Trustee,
November 90, lS57--lw