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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-24
Partisan millinery Bazaar.
FOR SUMNER, 1857.


WE would respectfully inform the ladies Of Nashville and
w vicinity, that will Wednesday, the lei oHr
thirteenth regular opening day. the largest choice aRd
select stock opened in Nashville, east Pa
any retail establishments combining every new and novel
design from Paris, LOnd0n and Eastern cities, Of
Importation. Our stock is In aud consists In part
| 1000 Rich Imported styles OF Fancy BOnnets;
/ 100 Cases Of Rich Paris. Hair and Buga Blond,
25 Cases English Straw and other plain styles;
10 g Misses BOunets, Cbildrens Hats, Gipssy and
Flats;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonnets
35 Boxes Paris Flowers for BOnues Parties and Bridal
casi0ls;
272 Canton Rich Ribbons, Of every style;
40 Paris and Spanish Fans; $50 boxes Rushas;
80 Parasols, all qualities.
Likewise fine stock OF EmbrOderies consisting Of REs
Maies Sets 10 Lace JaeOnet. Worked Muslin, Mourning
Sets Sleeves, Of every description, Collars etc.; Rsh
Black Bugal Collars, MaHtias Of English and Chauntia
Lace, Rich Paris Embroidered Handt erchie Trmmns
bugt and Rich Paris Blond Laces hne line Of Pans Etts
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine sEd Medium Cabbas and
Port Monies, fine stock OF Combs ard Fancy Articles for
the et, 10 doz Rich MOhair Gaps and Head Dresses
with general assortment Of useful, fancy, ornamental
Read Dresses and Variety Goods
We trust TO receive continuance Of the pslrOnageso b
be uRdersold BY any establishment the city. We shall
deavor by polite attention, puncuat and honesty Of pun.
pose, mea continuance Of the liberal patronage.
r.. WISE, agent,
No 46, Union Street, next d0Ort0 State Bank
Bonnets heaChsd and shape altered in superior STYLE
n. B,-Country Merchants aud Millners supplied
reasonable terms as purchasing small bill goods East
You may depend on getting Fashionable Bonnet at
house. april lily
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HERMAN q Rains
PILESI PILES / PILES !
fAls aL1HAEso 1ArAcrAELa D15z sEl o. s7sE AED
EgssT srAsz


rms aIEHERzo 1rHAC1AEIH Dasz So o. sgzE E0RN AID
Ig EgssT sEAsz,
OOE1D b1 E1lEhAA4. APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAtAHA00H5s PILE sALVE
M LII never al IN giving ll-usdatz rel and posi-
w Ney curlg he HoFss and most obstinate cases Of
heDorrnoidS or Piles 10 IS the
O1Lt lAFALLI6A1 LEDT KNOWN
mere or elsewhere Tor DE Piles and the result Of years
oil patient srucY cad Investigation.
sufferers 1o- Ries aoT have remedy Of hand which
STAND THE TE5Z o. TRIAL.
glteoui lear Of failure i,s part 30 90 ~ ne proprietor
claims for It.
Euli diseeaon5 accompanying each box lad i .s IS
requisite s strictly o observe men, end ere ai aou
70 follow.
Dr. z q. ClVASAUss, tPrsssntl
Dear Sr. when arrived IN The city G. .al7 diva 400
was suffering intensely Win ths plea .5ss5.r. II
eondLIn - Jon, asking your a1glcs- on al1sf
your Pile SAVE safiug would cure -l. -a-1 -tha
e155s was l1lleliatel eld an ucT VEL. 4 b5l-ra &
70 BE- as z proved 10 ny case an ilTa5s remedy md
sure cure yr tht disease, Tie Pea a-d ll such ral8-
--ud It 10 Others.
lour5 truly JOHN VI. HANSON, c555. L11is. Bio.
- Ef.es 81 per 5oL Al- sale % ---1l7l.- sr Swim
stoaq Wholesale Agenls, and by DragSs-s and Dlasla
generally.
Or, Z, "a, UAYAEAUGE, Sole Proprietor,
sug3l-lT juside St irr-7 no
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AUCTION SALE Of GROCERIES
by
KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS & co.
On FRIDAY, april the 24th, 1851, at 70 O'Clock, A. N
- We viii offer l0s sails the fJ.l1wiug arLicles--
POO 1I1s 'aif 20 choice Saglrs;
500 Gags coffee;
50 oJls powdered and crushed Sugar;
800 Kegs Nails;
400 bJls NOlasses;
20) blls W Risky, various brands
100 dozen Buckets;
90 boxes Bar soap;
100 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, various brands;
. b0ls ~ andy;
IS hbls Gin,
p 55-s Sweet Madeira Wine;
50 casks OdE:
2UO boxes Glassware;
lo0 dozen Br0Onss
6OJ1 noe sars5 with many 9th articles IN thu Grocery
line. api22-td kIRhPATSiCK, NEFINS & co.
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LAND WARRA ANTS,
WILL PAY
Gash for Land VYarrau sits,

my ohies, MOSS ~berry ssrset. In my absence appi'
fsSl4-lg J.G FELLOWS.
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GEVFR A. pEEEEr4 5ia,s aEESEFe.
80 -.-I. -L-- n- HL.-- .--- IL


GENERAL PURCHASERS aEaHCE.
NO. ~, SOUTH STDE PU 81 A. sal. f-tr
Nash ts- Tic -Er.r see
nRDEEs email or lsrga as-osr.a-f Win .er l..l for
- article 0i eserl agEeHIa1u ron .Izar las 1r
shawl. up % ac'l1- .9ia stock .l Goods. .rari,
COnfecll1uaTasr Or -gl Elz.H-- r-.H5rIF
attended % sad forwarded .aslral.sL 300 a-8
8F8 p5r c0ut
REFERENCES.
Gen RAuier.a, hon A Eulla, CO.. - s sasrsrsoa,
.asssrs M3r- q Cos u & 81 Eas.u g. Co. Ua..tn =
Co., Nashville; " q Spence. lIH-tr 20. o.. rl.y
Harrison, Hca-lnlVi. Us Lem Er.H-.ls-- .a..- ~
W G NcAdoo, lAH 1ZT. Der a-ara q Il l.-.. H ae1
Atlanta, Ga. ijluz s7-if tIHEa elgE-.-
SEWING MACHINES.
II. SINGER 6 CO., have opened s--0 20 ia iubli1
Square, Nashville, Tor ils sale ai their esJli1a
Sewing Mzrhinss. Those wh0 wish pur.LaEl sowing
Machines, winch hoy teDsut upon may .1s'aLf1
above place Be 10 generally admitted b. "a .aH have lled
Sewing Machtles tlsI nssrs surgrrr o. an uhars.
They be need Oh flbrics, such az n- LGen- Cloth,
Cotton Leather, b. merely auzHs the NC-dle ana
Thrcsd- Ties Machines work fer, 1o-- durable and
simple than any others. Iacy Ted o. do what
they are repre-. enled. Singers Mach NO established
fact. Ca a. iu operation az 40 Public square Nash
vile l. 81 SINGER q CO.
Being practical Machinist, prepared 10 tx en- Ma
ehres Singers that may by academy get out Of order
apr8-u r 10Y. Agent.
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Is ORDERING TigAEl5 Ok CERlltIJATS,
Enclose tie money address for the Tickets order
sj the receipt which they will be forwarded BY first
usiL Purchasers have Tickets ending with any By
urs they may designate.
The LIST Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes VII be sent 70
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature pain, give
their Post JtiCe County and State.
~ Remember that every prize s drawn snd payable
in full without deduction
~ All prizes Of 1000 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawIng0ber prizes CT the usual time Of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets 81
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickstsor Certificates either to
S. SWAN 3 CO.. Atlanta, Ca,
3, SWAN, Mont guuery, Ala.
:. SWAN. box. 300 Mobile, Ala,
RPr24-H CT ZSflaSTEEHs BoK 9. Nashville.
II list OF the numbers that drawn from the whgsl
with The Of the prize that each Is entitled to
will be pubIsh he'd after every drawing in the i0Osiug pa
per New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta luteligeHc6r, rev
York WeekIy uav BrnE- snd Savannah Morning News.
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TEyHE undersigned b. prepared 30 purc5ls1 LEAD ORE Of
= good qualify u ar-e or small quaint es. -gl vii pay
OF tho same ts tTu5 value fl NOD PED $50
ti6itee by Apsay The Ore is 10 be Philadelphia
directed % JOHN EeS1TEr.
mHrl--tgw. aHHr.Fs.. ... Pa
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DIR, Holm M. MORTON

PESPECTFULLY = dc his PEoess'oT- services to the
n citi=I Of Nashville and vicinity, OGee No 81 CbsTT
street, ljGns57-sIy
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FaCh SATURDAY. I'm NAV!
ApproKImation PFINes
3, 200 Prizes amounting to s2O4, OO
PBICs EICEETs-

go Prizes amounting to e2O4 200
EICEHTs.
WHOLE TICKETS, 80 HALYES IS; QUARTERS, SIX
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 1900, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper,
enCirced with small Tin tubes and placed In Wheel
TRe drst 2Is Prizes similarly printed and encrcled,
paced in another Wheel.
The Wheels then revolved, and q number Is drawn
from the Wheel Of NUMBER and the time Prize Is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
cut opened and exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commissioners the Prize being placed against The
Number drawn This operation is repeated until all he
Prizes drawn cut
APPROPRIATION PmzEs-Ihs two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers to those drawing the rB S Prizes will
be entitled 10 the Y Approximation Prizes, according 70 the
scheme.
The3JOj Prizes will be determined bT the last fig
Of The No hat draws the $4,000 prize, For example
If the number drawing the 0O0 prize ends With , then
al the tickets where the number ends IN viii be entitled
10 f20. If the nuber ends with No g then all the tickets
where the number ends viii be entitled 10 $50, and
20 cutOy.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold ct the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Package Of 70 Whole Tickets $50
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NASHVILLE coal COMPANY-NOT1CE
TO SUBSCRIBERS OF STOCK.
A CALL Of on the Stock subscribed 70
n said Company is ordered payable in 90 days nom the
Ist February Payment be made at the Bank Of the
Union VeTsnt baidng Cedar street. By order Of the
President and Board Of Directors.
J En3l-G y. T, CARTER, Treasurer
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Pianos, Planes.

TXTE have received Fourteen more new FE- Ezs---
w anO-tOrtes from these u1riV-isd ul-
kers, Ligh New ton & bradbury. end E11esF = N "a
Bros wpicI makes 0Gr stock very large and 1esata-
We would be pleased 10 h-ve these Instruments ezua "a
BY all Whetner they desire TO purchase not Every P-
Gn0 sold by us shall be HaTrs2tsd t0 g7s sis1-a1 In
every respect feblJ IS &R FREEMAN
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on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSI.
THREE THOUSAND TWO iUNDRED AND NINETY
PRIZES
MORE THAN OSE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
hTAGNFETnENT CrHERaEV
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tuil diseoao15 accompanying each box -ad i .alis
requisite s strictly 70 o8Esrys tasE end e1rs VII Ion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-26

ANoTHER STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTAL most
hesrirending accident, says the Detroit ID
~VerfiseT, occurred on the river Just opposite the
Water Works, about three O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon, causing loss Of life. The steamtug
NOAH B. Sprsgue, Capt. snow, took in tow,
at Lake Huron, two bzrks, the SHnshiSe and
the P0msrsy, with three other vessels When
opposite The Round House, near the centre Of
the river, the boiler Of the ting exploded, tear
ing the vessel into pieces, and sinking Der i'm
msdiately. Eight men, who were on board at
the time, went down with her, while the cap
tain aad first engineer, Thomas Allen, were
badly injured, though saved from the boat alive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-26

NJ he e tate ~ shelby c. Andersou. eoc-assd. Al n
~ pace on W5f liver. to mies re-a ne sfv n
al len on THURSDAY. HJeember p eoumen-i-r a
70 pelock, an trs = groes. Enes, H1rses. Wss5na-
tauas Harness. &C Alo. q IarEe l0t % Corn. Oats
Atlst ~. Aso. alb q gcof ENch Cows and Calves.
stout Oh hundred had n aogs, q arze Dot o. TurFsTs.
lnNkns and a-e-ei s large Dot O. farming utensils
FnUss Hoe eresa cur-ers. &c Horsefoif and Kitcben
furnture. ~ dle arf Heariv new win msuy other A.
icis too uumer1us b. m3ntion. sale positive Ina
cash HAsEI-T r. JENNINGS. Afmrs.ratrtr-
@. c. ANDERSON, AimlnHtrator.
A. WALLACE, Aucf i-ufer. novI1-td
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Chancery Sale or
LANDS, NEGROES, HORSES. MULES,
Germ, Fodder ard Farming lRPle-

n pursuance 81 ad ere o. thee rcuIt C11rt q Tuntea
A county pr1nrunord sffne Ocfoher term 1871. - satd
Usurtl 81 Austin. On ne sult 81 james 3 Robin. on sd
John hgotnacn- Administrators 81 william Hsb-usaH.
eeoeased, and other " James y. Owen. Em sen a.
Comm ssi0neF 1r TUESDAY, ant VIZ NESDAT. The
fstH and 4ih DAYS OF DaceE1e~. 1851. "a the premises
" James x Oven, living % miles v-st 81 Hemanso.
On TIE Hernan11 r1af. lsailuE 70 Comme-cs and siE
ni-s east o. Clmmeros. the folI8uinz property % wa
Lsnds. sections, eighteen AID uinefeeu. "a aud t9l tn
I9Ensnlp three fl - raqge Tn. G0l eh'cxssau Session,
N411a counts. MssLseluui HHe1rY-rEO neErIes- men,
Epmen a1d c~hhlrsuf Mues Harses. WlEE8na. Corn.
feilari and E1rulnE Imp en- MS % the hllhest bidder.
1ne-t1iri ca-h. the bllaucs % De purchase m1reT IN
two eqlai paymeuts. IN one arI tED years. b-arinH
Interest a. the rate % eight Per cent. per annu-n.
Ihe above iands clmDrise a fs rate b1rtam Fm.
one foar Or i've hundred sores cesref. situatef On
BueE Island BaFo1. SIX miles from the C0nmercs Ianf-
Ing. Eith a good r1ad thereto.
Bo-ts with appr1vef security, VII b. rCqulred. and :
lien retsinad upon N lands and nesr0fs.
FELIL
oC 3f-daulm mmIsafrrar.
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Coz. BsSrox-COi- THeHas H. BENros
h.sputlishss 4 long communication, IN a Wash
NO paper, On the banks and the currency
:. Assa-nes to meet the suggestions in favor
~ ,hs ss-abfshmeni Of a national bank, which
h.v. ,n,s.rrd in the public %JOurnals since tie
.o,merrensnt Of the existing financial reVsi-
sion. The Colonel still eherisaes DIS snelent
ennitT 70 bank notes, and W@imy
fhs . uiat drop" currency
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-26

TIE PANlc ExTEEDING-We see nc reason
to recall the opinion We have heretofore ex.
pressed-thst q general cnmnercial r~evulsion
IN Eufope is not al al unlikely. Every wear
the relations betEeen this country aad Earope
are becoming more aud more intimate. A great
disaster cannot sweep over oae and leave the
other unharmed. L takes time to show its
full extent and we shall not be surprised IL,
before winter is ever, al the great commercial
cities Of Europe sasli be plunged into a con-
dltion Of financial distress hardly less severe
than our own
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-26

SLAVE QUESTION IN VEEMoST.-A bill WAS
recently IN rod1ced into the Legislsture Of Yer
mont With was intended to disfranchise any
person who should assist in the capture Of 4
fugitive slave. On the seventh instant It was
thrown out oftbe Horse BY . vote Of 12I to 20.
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wALkER's EEFsnrrrOs--Ths washlngtO

correspondent OF the Baltimore San says:
g Walker AID bis comrades are now beyond
The reach Of pursui. OF Tecspture. They viii
not deem = advisable 20 run under the guns Of
any United States steamer, and can outruu
sng United States sailing vessel. When they
baTe landed, 10 matter where, they are beyond
the reach Of the authorities Of the Unitsd States.
The question now IL, what will be the facilities
for furnishing Walker with men and supp6es
from this country, in order 70 enable him 10
maintain sDy ground which he may recover ?
s.. Fraucisco can furnish him with any number
Il men. The precedent furnished By he United
States authorities at New Orleans viii probs-
bly, be followed al o.her ports, aRd n lbusterism
pgil be revived with great eclat and success. II
Walker is 20 renew operations upon the line Of
the Nicaragusn transit, a. heretofore, il is ne
cessarv that he should open u. forcing the
blockade o. both sides Of the istbmus Leav-
ing these both ciosei against him, Il be march
al ouce to the Costa Ricsn capital, San Jose,
with such an iucoBsi6erabie force, as he may
now be able to command, his career will prob
ably be there terminated. Bat he may have
gone to Csmpeachy, there 10 receive and or
gsnize force for further operations IN Central
America.
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A LrEELT sORBsL MARE NUtE- ms1es
n Hnd TIL -hlvrd sioi h-fHrs sb1ut Eve -
Trars Cd WALT sea- On she jaw Or rex a1out 80
A. largr al t1if q collar. TWu paT a uberzf -
No 8 Frn- Rs
u.s.2-w q = rnNnNns
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Great Attraction at Odd Fellows HsU
GRIND HILITlRf Bit.
on MoyDAY. NovENgER %. -.

IN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1857,
AT EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
THEW WARRINGTON RIFLEs COMPANY v1 A
a cla9rafe t-fi- fl-1 An tEe~av b. n =
eaAND MILITARY BALL st ths shove nsmsGI u
tiu= and pl1e- -
h-ssngs ceie-raef Brass and String Bsnf. O. twelve
-rc1upiished mlsiciaas, las been elgsztd fr he o.
casilu.
Gantemen Who nav desire 70 intr suce iasies 10 his
sd mu-t pr--ure 81 piston cards. with ire fafvfs
name snd1rscf thrr-11 BY the Csuuatfes-1hIch os-ds
I'll Dot b. tfz1-feuabie.
No ticE-fs Vharever uil BE- s8li q he door. Tlcsrts
nay be obtained u
CAPT. w HLLEa1
y FRECH.
u EELLEa, ~
10 sFECaT.
J. grnarg grc--fnw rr4
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HENRY A. WISE,

Neil Bsaton and wife, have lbeen SEN
fenced 10 be hanged at London, c. w., for
poisoning Mrs. BIS former husband.
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y WILLIAMS, "a ..s..-.--s....L D. nc afsfcE
WILLIAMS A. McKEsJTK
C0-Parfnershin

HAvIEG as=oe si-d with me. n - sLabor-savi-g
H Pres" business, JACOB A. DOUGHERTT. fn So
conpiished meeEsnicl al urd-u ~ Preaes. Slr-G-sf-
"a. hcs VII b. executed md lis immcdiate SUPER
rtsion- no WI D. found a. Tie Pr-1s FsctoFy. ready =
Etirud . the wants Of al who desire work m orr Inc.
To business viii Be- d0ae under the iiyae q 3. CON
4 GO furm the % q hereof. d. EcCOHB.
Msmpfls. Fovrmher 4 1871 -rovcr-fw
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BAEK MEAsUREs.-A bin has been reported
By the Committee on Banks, 10 the lower
House Of the Georgia Legislature, 70 the fol-
lowing effect "Thst from and after The Isl
dsy ef January, 1858, it shsll not Be lawful for
ans person 20 pay away, or 10 any manner
circulate In this state, any bank bill or bank
nots issaed By any bank or corporation out Of
the Sta.e Of Georgia, Of a less denomination
thsn i've dollars. ANY person who shall vio-
late the provisions contained 10 this section Of
his act shsll be liable to pay for every such
violation e hne Of one hundred dollars. to be
recovered in any court Of competent iurisdic-
tion, and 70 be paid one-half to the iuformer
AID The ether hall into the Treasury Of the
Ssate.-'
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" SH Ll ssh hat verr dssrss-s Farm slr--
I stsd four nile uorth q s m rvine. on tn -
sad ieaflnE % CortlEfu1, c~I1t4ili-E 4s acres -
vita 60. BRICK dEeli1E hCuss rrame So chen -
and negro houses, and an eVoe Irt gis-h1u7a Abcui
20 acre. t- q ti-h state % c-lflfa fioa; hne lrple al
peach cularts; an IN cam1iets o-te-. aid In cnre % The
best ueithFsrsslls iu I-nusssss a great harzafn ear
Dc hai Dr. sFp iee foT son. IEo T. Co1FFR-
nova I'm rrrfIa Tenn.
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III EOsE.

@%~ PIANOS EUHNTTUEE. 49,
sESSE4 CARPETS CUzTAINS. -
yy55ss ass4 H' o. a ..eosrGTET
ana make you -slect ems frcm The largest stock sFer o.
ferf in Aemahs- n. G-ROSVENOR-
urrE H4Efur
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Land aad other Valuable Property
FOR AEE

-, HAVTSG determincd b remove 10 A.
Aksnfas, ] or FOR sue D. TRACT OFAEl
JirE three mills north u La-qNe
- Grange Truu.s Il being the farm forneHY ecu
pied b. Captain Thos J Pa. aud a. urrfent o. n n.
A. Coftun. contai- ing Eizht Hundred aud Ninsfesn
Acres, well Improved. a 1ne and healthy l0cafsn luf-
heienty rear . b1.h the Asle end Female CaIiegrs .
tend 70 school from home A dne market FOR evfythiur
raised On thr place. II this pace Is not soid b. ne f5i
OF Deoember next, ! viii on fhat day OF 10 fr sale or
rent, TuhIlclYs tothe highestbdder. a. ny r~sridenoe. 5ur
nile northwest o. LaGraugc, On the Souxvlue ruad. AZ
Ehiga time and place 7 Win sell 70 he highcst bldfer fs
most o. ny p-rishabie property, To- wit Hos, Cath,
She-p, s3m n1s Mares and Colts, Corn, Fodder, House-
bod aad Ktchen Furnture, Farming CteusIs. &C, g..
Terms made known On Cay o. sale.
n~ovl6-tds Wa. 4. MAYO.
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a Chance for a Home.
4 HOUSE and lot on corner Of Ind . and -
"A eau y STREET; new frame house; lst 90 55s7
y 100 fat Terms, $50 essh, the balance ~
IN three and six moaths E@A
n. {. CATCE q son,
nav2s-fw Aucfi1neers AMI Raaf Ezfase nroeers-
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MURDER BY WHoLEsALE-The Ph
phia Pres, OF Friday last, SAYS:

MURDER BY WHoLEsALE-The Philadel-
phia Pres, Of Friday last, says:
"Another shocking and'cold-blooded murder
was Perpetrated in this city, between one and
two o'clock this morning. The scene OF The
tragedy vas in a da1cs-bouse and a house Of
prostitution, No. 217 Water street, kept by a
nan named Mark Driscoll. Two men, who
appeared 70 BE- Spanish sailors, came into the
place shortly after one O'Clock, and commenced
a dispute with one Of the girls Of the house.
and presently drew their knives. A man
named Andrew MeManus intsrfered in behalf
Il the girl, when one Of the sailors turned upon
hin, and plunged bis knife into his breast.
Mchanus fell to the f5or dead, and then the
sailors commenced an indiseriminate onslaught
On ali IN the room. The bar tender, a young
nan named Richard Barrett, was stabbed Ia
the left side, the wound penetrating inwsrds
and upgards. Aman known as 81 Sailor Char
lie received three several stsbs in the right
side, the knife each time g~lancing from the
ubs, so as not 20 reach a mortal part. Susan
Dempsey, a Scotch girl, nineteen years old.
was stabbed in The abdomen, Just IS she was
coming down Stare, the knife penetrating 20
the i1testines. The Coroner thinks the ATTEMPT
% murder SELLERS In Pearl street. the murder
OF Vincent in North William street. and this
wholesale slaughter, were all perpstrated By
the same gang Of dsspeEadoes."
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APPEAL.
NJ E NJ P II | s.
THURSDAY HORERe, KsVEEBER es, 1887.


Much Of our space this morRing is devoted
20 a very able add characteristic letter from
Gov. WisE, Of Virginia, addressed TO The editor
q the Richmond EAquirsr. Its length should
not prohibit any one from giving il a cain and
dispsssionate psrusal- For many years past,
we have been accustomed TO look upon Gov.
WISE a. q safe and trusty pilot over the trou-
bled sea Of politics, and as touching the cues
tions now before the country We regard his
positions in this letter as thoroughly orthodox.
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trustees safe.

Trustees sale.
IN pursuance II = trust desd auecuted 20 ne on he 18Th
l day Of Eo7er Der, 1855. BY o.. BAR. 10 secure eer-
tain drtts therein pee led. ald b. request o. J. 2
Johnson. the ccsfai qze trus;, 7 wu sn 10 the highest
BIDDER 20 cash, On ne premises on FRIDAY. New mhsT
t3h. 1851 a certain trscf Of land lying IN ehsitv county.
Tennessee, east - fte citv % Memphis bounicd a. fol-
ioSs, BegInniug 81 asfake On fhe west Ire % McLesn's
Av.nue extended, S & airs and 81 NLks Eouh OF its in
-ersec t7n with theirs sta.eIne rad. running thence
sIuth - uest, s chains sui SIS links with the WIS side o.
scLfar's Avenue % q stake. thrrce west 9 cham, a
Inks 10 . stake, thenoe Eorth 5 chain ard 50 Inks TO q
stake. thence east % cha.ns ami 20linEs 10 The beginning,
con sining s 65-f09 acres. vel and handsomely improved
dwelling With I've uous, rscessary ouf-houses, cistern,
lr-.am &C. &c-A very q srable piace.
This placs Ess sub=equeu D. to the ~execuflon Of saif
t-ust ded sod and Co vrTcd bv Beir % S Ebrook q Car
IN SUBJECT 20 TIE provisions o. said trust deed.
sac IN lawful hou-s- Tile Gcod Co1vsysnee By ne
o. trustee. EM. G.. ANDERSON.
nori7-tdg Trustee.
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