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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26
I A LII A r r | V A l.
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. z y 7 81 ] ~ 9
TNHC undersigned, grateful for past patronage, re-
J. spertulY lniorms his stouleTs and the publ :
generally that he has Just received from the Eastern
tili's, the largest and most select stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
That has yet been opened in bloomsbury which he
invites ihe attention of HIS friends, and them
That they offered tor sa'e Of great bargains. HIS
stock comprises large assortment of
Gentlemon's Wearing Apparel,
Consisting Of FASHIONABLE DRESS COATS, Of
every dnscripuOni Pants, Vests sHirts, CIavRts, ,
Stocks, Cotton iinudkcrchefI CT YES usp ondcrs,
GoM lfatcheS anil .ItaceL,N
Ot every description hnr and chpap
N D.-Hemr rniLcr "Lopfabsrg's { heap Fn25riuH 49,
Ca II and sec. No charge for examining C,idl
DAVID LOWfNGERG.
R,consburI, Aug %. 1867
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-26
Daniel Boon.

or all men saving Soya the man.saycr,
who passes for in lite and death most lucky,
OF the great names which in our faces stare,
The General Boon, backwoodsnan Of Kentucky,
Was happiest IN life and death lie,
For killing nothing but bear or buck he,
Enjoyed tho lonely. vigorous, harmless days
OF his old days in the wilds OF deepest maze
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08

Mr.. Strickland nlmiua,,d J. II. Brown.
Mr.. Moore nominated {. W. Hamilton.
The House then proceeded to the cleo
ton, which resulted as follows: J. II.
Brown ~, G.. W. Hamilton II. }. IL.
Brown having a majority, was declared
by the Speaker duly elected.
On motion Of Mr.. Holloway, S. NJ.
Curran was nominated for Assistant Clerk.
On motion Of Mr.. Armstrong, Mr.,
Currau was elected by reclamation.
The House then proceeded to elect a
Sergeant-at- Arms.
Mr.. Holloway nominated j. G.. Secley.
The House then proceeded to an cleo
ton, with the following result: i. Lacomb
%, J. G.. Scelcy o. Mr.. Lacomb having
received a majority Of the votes cast for
said office, was declared duly elected.
On motion Of Mr.. Sharp the House
proceeded to elect a Door Keeper with the
following result: J. Campbell 30, a.
Miller IL. Mr.. Campbell having received
a majority of votes cast, was declared duly
elected.
On motion Of Mr.. Strickland, Mr.. Sec.
rotary Cunning came forward and admin
i,tercd the oath Of office to the Speaker.
Chief Clerk, Assistant Clerk, Sergeant
at-Arms and Door-keeper.
Mr.. Holloway moved to elect a Fire.
man, which after some debate was with.
drawn.
On motion Of Mr.. Strickland the House
adjourned until tomorrow morning at &c
o'clock. j. II. BRowN, Chief Clerk.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
BUILDING

A large lot, consisting of Pine Doors, Sasl
Shutter Blinds, Paints, Oils, Nails, Lock-
Latches, Glass, Putty, sc.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
DRY GOODS.

Ladies and Gents, call and see them, and
price for yourselves. They have not been
summered and wintered in st. Louis, but
bought and shipped direct from the Eastern
cities. Late styles and a full assortment of
DRESS GOODS, from a ten cent Lawn TO a
Two Dollar Silk. Also, a few fine SILK
SHAWLS, BONNETS and PARASOLS.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08

rr5@ We would call the attention Of
our readers to the prospectus of the Satur-
day Evening Post, in another column.
The Post is n of the best family news
papers published in the country, and only
needs an introduction ina family to become
a constant visitor at their request.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
CLOTHING.

A fine stock-old and young, fogies al
FAST men, call soon if you want a nice Goa
vest or pants, on reasonable terms.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
HUFFMAN'S STAGE LINE.

BELLEVUE, ST. MARYS ~"
AND GLENWOOD 3LMesSA
STAGE LINE. A&MLA
HUFFMAN'S LINE will leave Glenwood,
III via. st. Marys for Bellevue, on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 10
o'clock, A.. NJ, and will leave the Benton
House, Bellevue, via. st. Marys for Glenwood,
on the same days at 1 O'Clock, p. NJ. 2
This Line connects at st. Marys, with the
Council Bluffs and st. Joseph Stages. and at
Glenwood with the various lines from the Mis-
sissippi to the Missouri Rivers.
Travellers on this Line will find every con
venience and accommodation, to make their
trips pleasant and speedy. Comfortable
Coaches, Careful Drivers and wellfed
Horses.
ROBERT HUFFMAN
no 5-tf.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
FRANK T.. KEMP. WILLIAM FRODSHAM.
New Work
GIN AND LENELRY STORE.

KEMP & FRODSHAM,
nEALERS in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
- Musical Instruments, Rifles, Shot Guns,
and Pistols.
CLOCKS.
Thirty hour and eight day clocks Of the two
best manufactories in the Union; steamboat
and Office spring clocks.
GUNS.
Single and double shot Guns, from five TO
fifty dollars; Rifles, of our own make also,
Eastern make; Pistols Of all kinds; pistol
TASKS, shot bags, wadding and wad cutters
and numerous other articles suitable Cor the
Western trade, which neither time nor space
will allow to enumeratc.
Cy' All of the above articles sold on the
most reasonable terms. Repairing done to
order at short notice. no Off.
OMAHA Cry, N. L.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
FURNITURE.

Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Til
Safes, Cubboars, Stands, sc.
CT We will sell cheaper for cash thai
any house in Western Iowa.
no S-tf. TOOTLE & GREENE.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
HATS! HATS!!
HARDWARE.

A very large assortment, consisting in par
of Smiths Tools, Spades, Shovels, Forks
Rakes, Hoes, Bells, Mill, Crosscut, and Hand
Says, Files, Augers, Axes, Broadaxes, Adze
Chisels, &C., SC, to the end of the chapter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29
Tine PIantation for Sale.

roFFEz Tor rsis a Tr4st q Lana a saeo
GrSL,5upty, reun, tEentyEfour mas To- ~
6-A ~ 80 and ! haif mites scuth q dc AsHt1
-rd CharIestoa Railroad cntEining . -
-b.-.re-haf opeurd Eaa 10 3 nue state q enltir-t
-F-eF r-o,a-tt,r II bstau isud- IthEs "a u . CON
- n~-rtqE Hose uew Gin House, and hnroes
- pf-hauses. E=rhb3daood exoeuent sNO
ii near ~reighboE, VII AhoN ne LAaS
soas wishing to purchase.
- H.En
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29
&5o Reward.

a. aANAEAT from The undeFsiErcd. ah0ut the
LAD o. June. q negre naa named STEPHEN AGED
Abkt IS OF 20 yRsrs, rathrr Above teciuu
- bright. hroad shouider-d. Eieops forward, ons iaz
erootedt sivlaE Rim The Appearances o. heinF thock-
kneet trk crmpieniau thoufh not black; lnieliastt,
and e. hther a pleasant c11utsnanee. he ean write E
toiershiy Hud h-n7. and probably has a fire pass
Htaken N thi- county. Or deposftef h nry5 jail - that
Z can ~ bin / all pay SIS rrvari fer him OF II takeu
ort o. he c1nfg aud bfOught e. ne. ] viii psr so To-
him AID CLEMENTS.
~surisl-@ Tusrai~osa tia.
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Fer S8IaE

ToFFER scr sale ave hundrei End tWerv
$3.50 u Land f0arteeu nalea korbe1t e son
F[Easrue. On tbr Iacksca read, known e. the former
- Residence a. Strphen Jsrmon- The pleee u Eel
twr-svad has a sod aned avelliEE hoOseand excellent
~ houses. gia-house, with 81 aud uhresher, ioe-hoase,
~ Tae-e 4 o. the premises an exte1slvs Q7charas VIII
~ e5,Es Il rsits II va in ne cnunty- there are tEc
F-ns-ae a1f fnF acres q land in caitlvAiiS1s ana me
---s-5,r pe-tiop vel timbsred. Apply 10 ths UNDER
- ~ - uaar- \. JARNGS,
narE-E6ma hacA ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29

10 Q. STARK, Admmisrstor, lin ChsncerT At Spring
r. L sinus and others acii, Tsa7essee.
7 ibe June ten, 1851, Or the Chanosry C5uff far
n Roserlssn cRnIy, STATE o. Tcnn-ssee the foIrwms
oraer vas made tYthe Court il this cause: q IL Is or
eereo BY the Oourtfhat publicEtl0n Be made BY the Clerk
znd Master n one y more newspapers, a. his discretion.
ealing upgn ths cIenesHfs, wml ~. ssmsas sndA A. L.
" Sims, Ur their iawfui heirs or representatives. q
appe1r 81 IRE next tenn 81 said Ohaucrrr Court O. b.
he'd "a the lrrt honday In December. IB7 Al the Court
House In he toEn - Springfield, ir she county o. Rot
er s0n and State % Tessessee, an assert their rfEhfs a
her interest, u any, IN and 70 the eEtair Of B. S L.
simms, DECEASED. or a. sane vii D. orlerI - b. paid
20 the other disiibutees o. aid deczHdss Il n there.
fore ordered b. he Clerk and Master tsaf ihls pubira.
lion D. made fer tour stek- 10 tFccrssioa,t N The 9efkly
Aepuhlicrl Banner. q neE fpsper rri1tsd 81 Nashville,
Trnn-, IN the Weky EMPHis ArFEAL. , nrwspdp-i
printed II the cty q Nemphis- Tsrn.. ana IN ~ Week.
y Louisville Josruai. = E~egapepgT rriuted IN the city o.
Lu-yine, Ky, and forward sccouHts 70 Banner aAcf
Na-hVHk. Tenn. and copics Of peppers e. ras - Snrirt.
asit. Tenn. MILE s. DRAUsHoS.
aueie-uxt Clerk and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29
lnsolVenT Nafice.

TfHs fnsaiVescy q TIE estafe o. Wm r. Smith, hsv-
Il nr5~n -ugscstec, and an order ma e fhereon. no.
tioe Is hesrby ghen - The erdiicrs o. said esiate, % fle
their caiuls he he enc Of MS Clerk o. Upton County
COuri. r perry agthenficAteo on or h~fsre fha Ist day Of
Deseubsr next a pro rata disirlbut On. in accordance
VIII E proyisisa Of an act o. Assmbiy, passed ssh
FebrnsrT. 1851 JANIS BLACK.
ssgiioaNln Aduinistrsisr.
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Strayed or Stolen

~FR0z the subscriber On The uight.ofA
R~E-ft lnzt . DARK f0L0Efpf
AzdOdSK; hesvy sets ir seed o1eeEiA
natural psor- hks star ir hs foreheacf far-eAEs
as tnr < 4 eIe white foot; locks rather = ~ ipncdi-
steiv arousd fae eyes; u about 8 years cd, exc ID OF
I lt hands hikh-
49, DIRK coL0RFD NILE Witt more, and
haruss uEkrd abnui 10 hasds high or SFeart Oh
I hnv persse referu ~ the ssme, or Eiving inErraiian
VT "a VI ieadt0 fheir rrcoveTy VIII = iibere4 resArd
"a br ACH a GALBaEH,
.-g57 IN Na s Funt Rou. MemHA X Tens
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29

IAKsS % o. :. c. Holland on fh-r
~ istb Cay ef gGy. 1857, a S~uREELtfR
A4 HORSE sULE. E00ut IS h&nds high,
4d y-sts o. ssiutd - sIso Also sG9E
$780,. MARE MULE - hAuds high, ~ AZ go
marked With ns lstieE y Or c. valued - sil2 50. s4il
Holland rcsfdes. in the city % Henphis
Taken ~ b. Erwin Oakley el The 24th day Of July
1851. . A kARE HULE, rather under medium height
sSoBf IS years I'd, marvel rlehay Sith the ss5die ane
eolEr-Fafued Al $50. Ssid Oakley resides On The 81
Crl Ristnet, ssvsn miles neuIwest Of Rsleigh, q
l. "a Hstchi nVfr-
TAKEN Ep By Hzria ScruEEs, IN the ffh - July. 1887, q
sark BRJWE NAH hULs, Es1ut fr.sns Old. left hilt
Ese joint enlarged. sisHs q bssng corded O. left hiHd 81
a5Fe th~ fnee. Value az SIS. said ScruTgsr SIDES d
ne iih ciTa DiFtuct, Cnr mile = 81 o. GermsntsEn-
Taken mp b. Jshn kicbardson, on tbs Isl day q Aueust
1851 a DkRK BAT HORSE 5E hatds hisb shout .
yesrr Cd, black hu, heavy mzrs ann tsf, and blind d
he Iet ryr. Valued a. Ss5. -szies Ra4srcson reeide'
Il he IA cvn Diftast, about Eix.mhe southeast q
Ral-iEh.
p Taken ID By q. r. CurIln. oathe an day a. August
1887. one cara M~OUsK-COLoRED MULE, 2yeers 90. y
hsBds haeh. ANAL white Ep01 on each ssoploT NGuei
q SIS. she sad Ca fu tesldss IN the SIX wi District
On b. Z - "a road. 4. MAS,
nrrs 49, Ranrrr siabT e unity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29
valuable Plantation for sale.

oFFRR for SAFE my PAnisiioc, eent-llill
~ fsa nc-ss 800 o. vhlcA are n a nsn st1S =
& E-5--s-5 - fa sc-s duad-ned- sos TtA
- Hsases, c ton Sin ana FreA a.
rr-Ins III neT. Aboui go acre. " Doson IN -
-,.-s-T. n Drs,so county, ard six miles W=Nt ,
- NissssfTpi AMI Tcanessee k1Lroe1
pleasant and healthy. .--prs
~ ! hs1f unIts scuth u nv rasldenoe NAe -
shou ths premises - any psrsn ws1NS . P-
snf va VII n tEe known ny t-rnsB
can Be fsncd 81 81 umes o. the PsNes
fnfo-uataon m regard u the iar1- rr1
auE1-faW2m "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29
Fine Plantation Tor sale,

oNE AND A-HALF EILEs PROM CAS- Z
go waite Rive, IN Arssnsss county Alksls1',
GSooutzuluE Ia.s1 s-rrs, ~ q NhIch are oearee
- Dow % EaluEElou ) Al r1oeltnt dwelling Il
Nre rs1us. ant-rlts quarters Ter ATTY D. srVsi gee
efahles. E-r1s- 8 NV Ei1-house f1reshilg house To-
rhea- cars. 10 - h cistern and sels On he place.
the uhrle Farm erC1=eG with Al rxoellenf stAEsc tenoe
TnIs Flrn sc nov tup-oTvd i on q ne beN toich
cora and snan grain farus - white k.rcrs ard sxoei-
lesuT aiapte1 Scr slock Er-EtnE.
wi s-u Erh u nv entire stock e cEtl-, hogs,
ebeep -ru- fe.dsr caE SC. Tril 81 ne suction coz
Efrsur be Fsrm ziaue, O. he whole tr4d and Evet
pzr-has.r q resi bsrrzln- Aprlyto ne % TIE plzoss O.
Edfress Czsccer Az
---alLnIr u = MALLhLkh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29

FRGE the subscriber. On TIE 11nta
~ HDsl one mall, OARS bay AAHE SffEn
49, folrtyezrs % age, one tiHE foot wv
y 81 Wtfse snd NAM lying On ler e. G12AA
AS Uus snsar. bright Tag nARE EUE8, four year.
ID. rrAcbe1 sRd eobbed, and saddie rsrkk
AnF0ne fskfaE Up s1if STOCK vii b. tbe4iiy rewards
~ star ssitr M 81 Kenphis. Any i~rforuAfiol thank
fully rec ired-
fvle va r 7. WHITE
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fer Rent.

on hHtlA-t-B
- - rr-r-1. r. pwrra+ Horse recenry oor8-
EIfii 49, ~ serin1 Fawires. c~dntainioE tx rOcm-s
snI - Rrirs Efc.eu. Siaole, and tgc Eooc cs-
pE.e.-i5n sfv-n imma iat-lr. Apply e
trm F8wLKES, MOUNT a CO.'S,
Jeae-Fou street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-29

THH ROAROuRG house and six sores Ct
.a ground E1jolning the LEGrAnge tenAr ootr
HH inyi oTemsuts All new sno sUm7lrh
HmL Mate Il hEv hozrders- Ue lot IS Wru 50
IN sa-us5s7y, AID one q he hsnasonest places u
West Tennessee- Al.
~. 49, vi b. soii, and AZ sary .AFp1osll9n y
--rTrTv -eopesteE. kpplT 70 WITH l. EALDEAN
s-or-5rr,tsrs u D. y. johnson. d7ceEseds Al Ken
rms n VI. A. TURSEG, Es9s L0Aas
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NlaaQLe Chambers!
a.346 Prices ::
Nearly One Prize 10 Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
. SIS prizes srountins to-...-.--.---..~-.s2H,Nt
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90;
Quarters, 50 so.
PEAE ~ THE LOTTERY.

, s45 prizes snountins
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90;
Quarters, 80 so.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
ne Kumbsus from / to % go, correspondents with those
Numbers or the Tckgts printed "a sepsfate slips Of pa
per. are eneIriea vita small IN tubes and PLACED IN che
wheel.
Tbs frstsss Przsa similarly printed and sasiTeisa. are
PLACED IA asOth-r EEeel.
fron the vheei = Plumbers, aud - the same time . Prize
l. drawn frsn the osbG Fhea The Aunber aud Fr1e
dawn cot are opcn-d and sfhibiied 70 The audience. ahd
reeist nd BY TIE Cs-nmissi1uers. TIE Pdze beng placed
AGAINST the Nuuacr drawn TINS operation Is repaatea
unul al The iriEes az crSwnout
APFaoxI1ATIoSPRIzEs-The tTopreeding aud TIE
Two succeeding Numo-rs ~ tk0ss drawing he fret ~
Pri1ss VA b snun-d n The 50 A2YTaEiUstoa Plies
thoss Ticsets uumbered Ii21s II2fe. n26i, 1872 VIII
esch b. entitled " s225. II Ticket No. so draws The
$50 600 Prize utose tnkeis nrm0eIed S.Si s$sl Dol SSzs
Wtl each he entitled y S2oe, and 50 On according 70 he
shove scheme.
~ The 1000 Prizes O. $40 will be determined By tbs
IaSi ngure Of the num5rr that draws the SS0,OoO Prize.
Fsr example. Il the Numbers crawing S6o,Ooo Prize eucs
viii No. l, then all The Tickets where The humber ends
ia I will b. entitfed 10 80. II the Number suds with
Nc ? then al ths LleHeS Nhge ne humber snos IN :
Eni be entitled % 50, and 30 On toe
oeriee4tss q Rekases VIM b sold A. TIA following
rates. which isIae rhk:
cefiae4t@o Of PseEAss Of 10 ESSis nes~ets-'-v~-.ss @
" 10 Quarter " 1900. 20 %
In ordering Tickets or CeraacEtes, enclose the money
70 our aadres- for ths Tickets ordersi.oa rroeipt0f which
they VIII BE- forwarded By nrst nail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending IN any dgure they may Designate.
The list Of drawn numbers And prues win be forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers viii please write AelT siEnAtures plain, and
give their Post Ofoe, County AID State.
% Remember that every PriEe Is drawn and payable
n Inn without d~eilctiln.
e An Prises o. 5000 and under, paid Immediately
after the draWins-other Prizes al he usual time Of
thirty DAYS.
Es- All conmuuiesti5ns strictly conadsutisi.
&c. r-Ha- - Tf-Faf ~ na-ffa~rnanF p.~N.~a-a e.
3 SWAN = Co., AtisEta. Ga.
- list n the numbers tha- are draau ron TIE
whrel, with NJ aaouut 81 the pTiz- that each one is en-
titled &c, vii - pubiishe0 after Every srawing in the FOL
ewing pareu = New Orleans Data, nobiie REGISTER,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlsnta Iat-II-
encer, Nov Y-rk W,efly Day Bcok. savannah koininr
SeEs. Richmond Dispath, NV TJrk Dispatch. and
| FaallllE lNIss ] canon. hea
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DESIGNING 20 ia7rose another LOT lu1e-
Ks997 eisrsFv. 1 VII sea M present resice1e . 2
u1 uunctuaI purchaser On EoCc terms IL oulprls1
EHtL a. acres. is oonf1rtshiy ingroved and unques'
tI5nsbsT Sns 81 The nest hasutif1 and healthy st@i
II the vicinity q Memphis.
auTEr - w rtfclNEs
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IluI6-NaM NNN- = hNN y -
Oak HIIl Female Institute,
SALISBURY, HARDEMAN CO., TENN.
TNHE Pail Sessior VII ooalmenoe MONDAT, Septrm-
Il teri RS ease o. aocess. tdrecly on the Men nhfs
and Char aestau Eziroad,l it, retired iJcaiiGn In the uidst
Of Beautiful gr0EeE, IL proved healthfulnass. fts internal
oonFeuieuceE ard ns fuil curps 10 c1mpsient "a hers
aided 70 f1s - courazemenf AID saIis larllu q it, usnT
patrons, give it = psImzEent placz among our Literary
institutions.
Tus-i1n Tor 81 branches the same &c IN oiber frEt Gas
Schools Bosrd, SIS per session.
10ES-xsts q. Q. TAYLOR. PhsepaL
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For Sale

= nnn 81 lan3 an ard nfsr fhe Bsyou
D.UUU Bert oi1mcu. znd On 18th si1rsof fkedivi-
Dig tire even TIE coauEies r. Z Chcat snd nrrW.
Fbs.e laats 0 p il ooupsc. brdiss Suitable for lssEs -
msiiun-strd piantausas. Taey wrrr rntrrrc In Is 8
and 40 bsat Vrd 6 BE- ~ celttl isuds. On one tract
tsere Is . draas-iEE % one hund Cd acIes, r4ase i@st
vszf. r. n GaINAS,
auEle-uct Nas1n L =, Chioet county Ask
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Chassceg'y Safe

Valuable Real Estate en- Alabama Street.
nuRsUANT 70 a decree Of he Chzncefy Court a.
Memphis, rendered Nay term 1871 N ne esse q
ID II Norteu and ". I. or mnr We he Memrhs bpDo-
M nd Ian Association and 0therss ] viz. 90
Thursday, September 10, 1857,
4. front q ms cmz, IN he ely q Nenphiis proceed q
sci 70 thz hlshest bidders
4 VaIuable lot or Tract Of LaA6,
-..l,f,- enc AGRA more or les. lying IN thr 5h ciVn
Dssrict or Snelhy county. Tennessee, On te sosth sac o
- I'd sfate-linc road. east q Bsy0u Gayoss, ao5oleine
" Vouentiaefs iot On he west side Grern's tng~ ~
80 - "a the east. and Wa H. G uShs lot n ne
srth and AiEb1ms read or Eleet On M norh, eess a
I'd a. lot No s-betnE the lot conveyed y Sonh =
HcIrnsrs e 2. H. Haakins and y SAD hsEfsn1 =
&c 4. rs;e. AID y szia Taa 70 Q L Aoftons osro
- br aid O J.. Nortoz II trust 10 csuplainsnts Aoi-
Ton & 6rfnug
T-rar ri sac ne Aforementioned tract o. parcel
oflspd vii b. ed q q credit q So. twelve and eighteen
m,,rhs. IN equal instAllments, purchaser = exec1As
bsnds wfth approved scu ~, With a lien reiaince On
~ premises uaN payment Of purchase money Re
senpti0- rzrred-
JOHH c. LAME
,---sar4ds Clerk AM Master
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3Eal 6stats:


~ VIZ Est 10 sci / 80 Ecres q cloice -
80 LanF. VIA $50 arrts - e1iEvslian- -
Ilare ae I'VE <sod DNeln g. two GtaN~
uucs1. rte n aeErors Csbius and atherA
csl-hsfslEs tie1.F Il frrestoae water ms tracs l. %
uHes r-u-a the nIorth. raz o1e and a bali frun Indian
say. aelct Is n~ssig-lsi q - times - The river.
h 6. a. \ JACKSON
TGfey Grvr, kuar0ec1luty. krt.
Reaerto = II Arperson kC0. 3y25- DAWN
% Chansstoa Eeuay ooP5 two months. AID send
ar1a.ue q. a. A A Eto
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In ChancerH at Memphis.

CTATE OPTESNESSEE-AtRul Roles held IN the Clerks
- Cmcef Chancery SIDE u the C0iuugn Law and Chan
1857.
vile B Miller, Complainant,
%.
Edwin p. watkins, Defendant.
ia appcsriut irsm snd2vii sled In this cause that ths
Defendant. Edwin p watkins. is n non-resi1ent q the
STATE o. Teuuessee: Il Is ordered that be Do enter his ap-
pa4ranoe herein before OF Wilhih the hrst three Gays oithe
acEt term o. said C0u-- 70 be hdd 81 thf fourth Monday
IN November next, QstTI and plezds answer or dcrnur 10
Cofspiainant's ball, Or thr sane y IN Be taken for Confessed
a. 20 hin and sci for keari1g a. psTfe, and hat a copy
% this order Be ruliishcd once . week fer your su-oess-
i've weeks in he Memphis APPedL
A oory-Attsst:
0 c. LANTER. olers sna Master.
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LaGrange Female College.
Marsbal Female Institute.

Marshall Female Institute.
FHR TWERTIETH SIS ION ~ open Oh
~ MONDAY the Th % September next, IN
| HC2Rder he supervision q the suoscih-r as
NO. SISTED By ; fun board o. rompeteBt tfaeheTs.
49, The swami Ees nov Odered here for q no
rsuEh educzton arr III surpassed b. those
Of any instluuuou In the c untry-
The Institute Buiicing 4 new. largs and c=umo1iousi
The scaeoi furniture. Apparatus aud Piauos are All neE,
and % th- lsie-f aud most approved style
The 'srgs Boarding. House, Which vii again ne unoer
Ut estre ooHtTal, VII b thoToggtly repaired ana sup
piled with new ard elsES furniture, and al our4rrange
I nsnts and reEnlauors viii b with specaal reference -
the hezith.oomfoTt and oePortmeat o. me pupils.
DeteTuinrd 90 sustain he former hiEh ohEr1cerof this
Institution, We again c~onhdaHtg trPea 10 he pubic Tor
a HbsTal share q Pstronass-
TERMS,
FER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEEa.
Preparatory g
oolleEiate -
Use q nstrune1t for es1J pracuoc.-"-..----- ~
Fresch ~ %
Board. Including 50 o
Payment. iavEIiasiy, 0n~haf il sdysnoes Toe balance
ArrzHEement. vii be made for the oouvryuno e pa
irons and puEIE from R0ssynls D<Pot 20 tn lnstiufs
uithout driay. JOSEPH r IOUSLAsSs
JylI-dau2n Rrssville p. J. TIM
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
TIVE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT opens Eov-1beT ?
L The Pres Courss. octoeer s Isl AP
ply to PAUL p AVE, Dean.
The COLLEGIATE DIP 4RTRENT, WESTERN Viii
/ FAIRY INSTITUTE. coumencss next session sEPfEA-
BEET II c5mFrises a Complete Classical otur~ an
Elective course In Engineering, IN scsentnc ahd AEu-
cultural brarches and q preparatory slaool- Tuition.
o.srdfnz, washing aud fneI sID3 ? 7 term Of 70 WeeAs
Nodera Languages, ee each SO per term
LIST se.sbn the Medical College Numbered ss the
Mfirzry Colrge. in IL secsnd year, 2il Astrirulanfs
$50 900 have been s7prOpriatsd ior additional buiid-
B. r. JOHNSON, sursrintsnssnt.
Nashville. T-nn. Juiv n. 1857. suEl-daw6wN