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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
THE Yl(.lGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Rssn NJ. 1. Mas ~ic Templs
Dearborn ST., (A lCs9GO
CAPITAL STOCK, $l6O,OOO
D1rOCto1.0.
EDMUND CANtikLD, llsAAC COOK,
TuRNEY y. GILBERT HENRY CHAPLAIN,
0EON:E HUl.k.


oHHiCcr0.
vDAuNp CANFiELp F~-. HENRY BANpr. Sec.
HrSRy cHAruA> Ttcss'r.
8 n 6ILHEkI, Osa,erul Asuut and Surveyor.
This Company was organized on tine 27th day OF
Mstrh, u, 1854 under S,-ciai Charter firm the
tsTisAinr" OF lols and business e,snni,nsrd rn,ls
~ most Favorable ansii,es i'- estah h,nen nj has
been UPON nsn, sui r,labi' basis. aud N vicv u
IT. stability spup,ne.s aud II. ncy ranks a. one
" he nrst Insurance Ccpaniss IA ihv country. To
those des,toas " protecting III msevep seaiAt iofe
damage by Fire pcrlls of the sea- thsy b-s leave
To od.r the following
RkfERsNCEs
Messrs Stone Wit, Ir.y rlani, o
g Williams \ Au-ty, Ch,csso.
" Norton \ Bioth,r,
g Ston" h Boum.r. :.
4 = Dursrl, Pres Rs 'ine Miss. Esiiroad.
Gen. Q. Northrup, Cssfr Nae. Co BAi.k.
VIM y iSndc, Esa Milwaukee
u. Gonro-. Ksq Racine.
u,ary FArnam. pe>', Ch,c.goA AR. !. Railroad.
A. 6,Ilert Cash. Com. nahK GthaRo,
ban =. hh,,irs ks,t ,rvelaui U.
Hon. John q b,eshu. Trcss'r. ~ state. Columbus
rhos Canph.il, Es,i Sprisahrtt IL.
Mon. r. Chambctlin. ~ Louis, Mo
Me.ss-. ai,Woglh. Nel.s q sstycanorc, ChicaIo.
M.-srs 4 II Burch n Co., chicago Hans.
Hon. WIZ. ,iill Governor OF ohio.
M-Ssts q. " sissr 4 Go, Chi, nen,
a. Judd S,uith n PRATT, DIXON, III.
WIN. BianchAEd Esq, Morris M
Hon VIA. Town, Sr. f, ct state G.Iun,bus,O.
Messrs. ~ & 40 & Cook h TO-, Rocfford, III.
"leecr, \ Son, Aurora.
Nramiah q, -. tsq Bufislo N Y.
Win u fund,, Esa, spnngnsi,
Hon 7 nrlty, Judve Jupreme Court. Aansas,d,
Gen l Curn spi nEacld, H.
Richard iyers. E-l.. St Louis, No.
II FIELD.
AGENT at Davenport ssd Roek Island.
OFFICE Davenport, At In. STATI pEMooRAS
Ofsic", Post once Building, BRADY Street.
July St,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
DISSOLUTION.

1sHE Co-psrtner hip heretofore oxtstins between
i the uuderr isu~d nnder the style Of Nj TcHsLL L
PUTNAM In the praotce of the law b this day DIS
solved by mutual Coins mt. Hr Putnam has charge
OF thu unhn,sh business Of u late firm, and Is
thoPisrd TO collect an deoks DE oah dsm. Daven.
port April 18th 1857 .. q. r. MITCHELL.
CHAS. =. PUTNAM,
April ~, dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

A ISO the celebrated Elevated Oven Cox Stove
"A UNION. We will not commend this Steve but
let those wAo have examiecd o.her Elevated Oven
stoves commend Il ths mselves.
Also the BLACK DIAMOND Coal Cokihs Stove,
the Token Coal Cooking Stove, the Nonesuch Premi-
um, the Buckeye Premium, Old Kentucky Pr, mi,,u1,
the Republic Premium, toNetner with fun a0d com
plete assortment Of other pAterus all Of which viii be
ssld low for cash.
NJ uOuNp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
HARDWA ARE.
The UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself IN this place N the
IL business Il SnvEG 4 Brass PLATING pruposes
to q all orders f'r IA" Silver plated Door Piafes
Door Ksobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates aud
Figures adopted to thu u.e Of Doors and Gnu -ch
Psws Lightning Rods Ponts, window Sab, CARR.
s.e ana Harness trimmings plated to order on short
notice. All work warranted equal TO the best.
WILLIAM O'MRARA,
First building east Of old Pennsylvapis House
aecond Il eet up stairs.
Apgtl lA-dif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

A LEO the general favorte Of Cook Stoves for vood
"A sna Coal the celebrated CLIMAX DOUBLE Ov.
EN-, the LIN OAK Double Oven, and the OAARTs Il
OAK Wood and Coal. Having just returned with
large stoct Of stovesI VIII offer great Inducements to
those buying Give us Call and are sattsned.yoa
VII buy before you leave.
Apsl dtf L, HORNE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

I'M. D. D. MYERS hss removed hts s0ee 70 0se-
~ Ona street, between Brady and Perry, Dave0-
port low, . few doors east Of 0mith's store.
y, hopes that his last three years cons,s ant psac
tke IN this city las eiven such satisfaction - y
ipduee tboee vishinG the services Of Dentist
Oesk hs rev location. A. 70 his WORT, any amouf
sekrenrse aaven n desired eeps4-dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12


PALACE DINING HALL.
Ladies ssd O~nsl-mens Zee CREAM,
OHST1R, and Dinias Rosms.
On Brady, between Front and Second strests, East
side.
everything In the EATING. Frnt and 0onfect-
ton ry line, served To order In the best lie and
on shortest natice LEMONADR, ICE CREAM and
go.pf Cigars always on hand
Ap 30df R.C. NIXON h 90.
MOVER IO LD.f.N.
TN isrg- sm.l sums, for long or short time, 70
/ sui applicants.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Dsds. Mortgages, &c. drawn at short soticc.
Once OF tho UNDERSIGNED 90 Brsdy street. next
above the Post ONO over TailDan, Powers Nc
Leans BanKing HOUSE.
meh31dn I.B. WOODWARD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

AeNsOsSes CCOsS OOss AOUOOs
A. n. WHITE, lst Violin and PronpteT,
J. eTRASSkR, 2d Violin,
J. SCHULkR, Carionet,
b e0HCi ER Coronet,
". REID, Basso.
Applications male To A WHITE, LeOaire. will
receive prompt attention
?. . Nc furnish better Music than any other
Band In tn State noh23a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
TTe ll)beelille 1ntrlIioenfer }.
Is PUBLISHED
Drry. TRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
a."TpBHIL & McDERMOT.
o,r,cE-Corncr of Main and Quincy streets
V'''N -knuance from quincy st.
TERMS.

-.--TV IrTNT -.t'7.J,
al,l,u.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
MlSCEI.I.ANEOUS.
GOLDEN Be- HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN 81. WHEELING.


FALL and WINTER TRADE
sTONE II FiIOAaAs take pleasure Ia that
- se. HoE IN receipt ot tsf fsl tse< u Fall and
..Gy a Gods, VaFfCtie nad millinery Gsood-.
They Inst rtcv.VSi Ui Sr.n"t faii Purchases,
Nhieh, uri stock viii pr-
seht Ju the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH Oh" GOODS,
IIeas gsst 1usT bEsltAtLE sIOSk. and
embracing tr BEST SELECTION euc. goods they hare
ever oleF. !" tte Public.
To er former var T. they have added large stock Of
aud also b-autilu line FuEs, suitasiv the
Winter rTar,-to het Of which, we'll IleIF stock
gtnrFally, they ltVite the attfntlon Of the Trade
Having bgen ia te EastrT ct short time previous to
tc late heavy In all Kinds Cotton Fabsic. buy
ing largely t Ih Cash. the! have done for
'sIl Wtll DIRECTLY te apOtsfs. ant MAnuiHc
Il ia Instances 1eS able Ia er indueeultuts
TO tdsh Buyers, either h. the PIECE or nj RETAIL
1t b. SIMILAR d. Use 1 the Ng-t-
To tv their raIndly increasing Trade. they
have Sr, and making AlBir snts tn furnish
the Public with Of u bst selected stocks Of gOOda in
their li- ih the West.
la this stScE may be found fully
l2I" yjs SilkseubTH Hcing of tie finest inverted,
4LHhl " IN Hrh MtTinOtR, CasllmetGs, burublEiHgss
1hlbsIs aud AaddOmiaa- Uf every "ualfy and color,
full lnt Richest Pstei, ahHded and eat-
4OO ShAUb and CiOals-ubTseihE Of the richest
ever Onri sd ia Wheeling.
sisU yls GirYIalns, Drbazes, Byaines Prints,
GJtN0 " Of DIiatstie-etIbTacing the largest ni
house, II not b. any house the city.
They have laid ia their stock closer cash
trade, aud ileEe tie Public that effort uoH ts:T
shall be wanting please.
Tnsy feel confident that they oeF inducements
'tnse ch bHses excgllsi b. house ia the West In
the United Stats. No trouble show sOodsOOds
Cars. IiOtl- and BOats for
- ways On hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
/. J. ALLEN, III. D.,
L0RIN ANDREWS,


To young men who wish to acquire a"BMsil EdHeG
tiOn We think affords facilities seldom qualed-
Mr. GRASGER has the of theOre I know
edge aphess in teaching added to practical Counting
experience, feel confident that graduates from
Ills College will be fully competent to keep tile most c""P
Cdted setQf Books.
A. r. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JANNEY, Secy Board Of CONTROL State Bank OF D.
J. f. pARA, B0OE Keeper at d. \. WOOdbury's
D. OVERDIEi, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. T. MILLS, Scc'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
G. b. MASON, Book Keeper at j. II. Riley 4 CO.b
RB-FOr full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER Dc ARMSTRONG,
6e4-Iv PrODrietOrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
.PooT OId UneIe Ned.n

"And he had no wool tlIs top Of his head,
On the place Where the WUOi ought To grow"
THERE some FOLKS a-dayS, the lamenta-
bIr hN with Uncte Ned- ThvV may change their
Of To O. rjoCinf, " they viii only die
.sa n his NFI offers 10 Nature. AID her
mPFa ms Hair lgFsTOFuIjVe.
Is we'll k.UA.. vduah5e HAIR TONIC There are
hose ii' WhvSlns Sho >tiiy l~sr preventing
the loss Of hair, aud In T'torns iuxlTaht iOG, Where.
through s'ekAsss Of OthsrNiss, tbs hair hA unfortunately
f.li
EnyrsUhs Hair TO, Is for sale By
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-04
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
COLUMl5US. o.,
& he most borough aud t-TacIicnl 1nsti
LtOn lhG' ~ eAts 7'.' -t--

TERMS Il.
For FHE Course, including HH DeIurtHeAts I RcoE
EseliYy, Ledtu,es dnU i,iHnu'tsnLij i"rdri""ty az
GtfUoiiLce. Sto
For EHit CUHrseiH Lldics DcIUrt"e. ."
'E>HE PRoPRIEToRS great pleasure in expressing
the gratifying ana unprecedented sue
lc have uHrked t career oI thtir Institution se,
the Capital and stimulates tieiD 70 re-
meet, tue hOt SVctcuf 1HuHheT tile
ralil increasing fITcttcnt aud 'cttAi-
NiEe course O/ mercantile tttttAg Tie great practical
.xpvreIc, PRINCIPAL heavy banking ANA COuIner-
caI educated ami accomplished gentle
bring to degree Vi perfection
sty COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral EXERCISES,
Not ATTAINED Bi ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: Each
STUDENT rUctss, sirle'l at tile DESK tdrt0-
HLV step, until lac has mastered the whole rOhtuG
an Acruunaut's hOrOu0hLy CiS though he ttu
seyred an uDpTeRceShtp ih trge ContIHsrctHt
House, ull AWkWardnesSi taterinS and eSregOus
blunders are, IN u great measure, disslpateIi.
In addition engagement Vi accomplished Assist
ants also secured the services ~ some Vi te
eminent Lecturers in Oho to lecture on commercial
topics.
Instruction is extended to parculariEs
here, every thing cUnnectel with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK kEEPING, Will free and full discussion O
Scientific Prncples-Lecturrs Commercial History
History Commercial Men, Commercial &c.
UgraphS, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, EILCS iTrsdr, Part
lersllp, sc.
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Virginia CeLtIa al Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
ss::5s2 g;.=5s;s gs2s z e.


Great NUrtheIn ana S0uLheIn Mail EtCnNe.
| FOR NORTIIERN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
'INTce DALT, Sunday might excePtsd bgiWesn Rich
mun,l and Washington City via GOrd0nsVins and Alex
andN la.
Sont - .646 a. II. and 1880 P y.
Returning leave Washington. ...6 A. NJ and r. NJ .
Arriy. sr At Rchmond .......l:sNP p NJ. and4 AN.
baggage checks tickets through between Rch'
niOnd and Washington. . .,,.,,, - ,Dn.n
and being in excellent order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
ne of always securing connections a shown by nFF
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city In advance 0I
the Steamboat line. - sEH,
PAHE BgTWggN RiCHMOxD ASD WASHINGTON. 1905
An Omnibus Will be found always ready to take t0dga
messengers and baggage OF wearing apparel etWetn
two vuOts of CHARGE with ample time IOT hen 10
taEr their meals, whether going NOrth or South.
Through Tickets can Obtained between DAnVliie ana
Washington At the Terminus of the ROah now nearly conn
nrfr 10 nnylc An Agent of the Company will receive
ihe Checks Of passengers from the Danye Road anu At
tend TO their baggage all the Way to Washington or the Bal
timOre Depot. - 90 -, ...,,,.,
route. ,.,,- ,.... r,.L
mond and Alexandria. ts1
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
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TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT

TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
opened the reception oILadies No Institution In
innrts thorough interesting course IL
this Department. ..s.r.s-z-aa
In conclusion would add that shall put forth our
efforts still euet degree the Hat
Ierng reception with which enterprise has met, dHd zee
DkeGe OHTSeLreS iGlpIrt AtOroHg Lructtcdt
course or Mercantile dM can LeOrRed at dny
other similar Mercantile CDLkeVs
Among the many recommendation We give the t0now
ing
AVE. the undersigned, pleasure in testying that We
are personally acquainted with Sir. GrHnger's ability
Accountant Teacher of Book Keeping, which OF tt
highest order. He has had great eNperienGe as an AG-
cOuntan heavy and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in impArting Prtcttcat
khO.rLedOe Of Book Keeping, and nOro"g@ C0"me"c'HF
III. ALLEN, Ill. D.,
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NuMRER g9
CITY BUSINESS.
eat.! AnEf5SaS n 4 Eliss

INCE dts SapsrioE Fia5d Ia has se hG1lls ~ Phss
fayoT, and b prrfsETsd b nnnE - ths Glsa Ar
mold Fluid.
tles ter Nith smaller pave bcsn aeo
to bankr and merchants Ia Cneinnpti, LouNc. Its'
hnTh Buffalo, Vsiand b tFot, feITe at, Lafly ettes
H,neennsa, Indianapolis. Evassv FFankoIt, L-1nEiaRs
Nashville. lirlplis, se- Loss, VeE. JlekEan HaleAe5
aud New orisaus. Il las is bee aioFte IN t stats De-
iartlneuts q kentucky. IeunsaaRs un Nllit u has
tFe rst class DiElo4s the tehaliea IHts0 %
ncnh9ti and Louisville, and fotT Dlns Hud PR1E Ho-
sl q State RsiEs held last FAN m r York. oa, tnalAna
and Illinois.
The following meFchaHts, hanPEs. &s b wheeling. h'F
tot0Tr using ATnoila Ens FAX, have Teh4ss J. J. EEs
hrs Book -isrPtF's WTititr1 FIGid:
Northwestern Rank Virginia, -EcAanta' Icehlsss8'
Hank Of Wheeling; Bank Of HhrrnEs CTo1eeut HA1uaetl
ring Company County CEh e 0o County; Nationa Isir-
gFHpi o6iers Baltimore and OiO Railroad oteES NeLFo
HOUSE; Kelly lfOiiousy Coz Russell Hefses Gordon,
MatIeNs Co.; =. SsseIaSy SEN. DsaHe CaUGi on =
Boyd Boyd On Oliver Fryer Jas H. stoSt cos LAlb
din, GiiberSon 4 Co.; Preas-
oes6 = LGaBDiS. srInERsON ECO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-01
GreAt EXCifenlenf.
Il. Il Raynes & Co,

GENTS FOR THB PURCHASE AND SALE OF Nb
GR0ES, at POrter's old stand, No 80, Cedar street
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NUMBER 222.
HEAlTHOP AmERICAN WOMAN,

To sLos q. sGyrs, N D.
As physician and surgeon Of the highest reputation,
| P,.Ittnee - every the cOunIy.
The gnesI professional authority admit that
me- d ON Uterine dseL tBaa any h5r cause,
and h1t they are unable 20 the tais
IwI as youI at enton to the reasons this audih, 70
a remedy uhcn been emiDehtis
I phys Clans in he eOunHy.
The medicines general among the profession or,hs
trsaim III Fflng olgbe Wom0,N s1Drranseu M0Hs ru-
adon and local disease utsrs IL, stnuf Ia
CO. $50 al s attending Iron sr chm nc,
OpHmC uthardes q nlam Cdnnz0is lndlcA S-Ss.e Com
uIam 2hd mechanical means eh Is Pc saries Wash adj
mnis7tns the aJien Is hOTmsd tIat sbe sEll
no, ,mng that will bu q b Z. Le.
LrSH, The t RHd he best Of b. m ehen given
fortnesse mPlzuts pad heat Inst, sy ,f5eatH
yomi inE <dttn eiF Eupor aud HI tu te ad.
are sometme fatal, and yet uy ~ 20 K,
and wi hJuE due tdsu al THE iti iuoicaE
on - al ~ .ns. of an : ~ - M t,r,py - a.
pdilts. C0HIsR mi CaEthaFidss O,tl tons,
Ret rsu.GHg, Bhess, dstiisy Fssssrizsare
de lea e ana thgy Al irrtaIs ALu ,lu e u e.. Itrl
di-eaargs. sgd owetmss p ursbIe ii e.ss o. ts ?
la small dos thee mediei -s vi nOt ai"ays rducs
imme ts iaIa efecs, out eOEtlnued as hey
Irettm5nI th disease, vii
system ani ealseltug- rns ID uiul pO nd lurry
~s5 ~ b Ut the aid y. tnss TiOleut Posous
can colyue y'u, slr IaaE .ne aimu.stfaion Of these
medicines never cured case Il aterEs oises but oA ts
co 4f thai future suffering aud 't Al earl dsalu ai-
s-ia1lal AOsOfO % the systm uhtt NE - ett V-y
refo5 vsz her IrOr tune 10 md there IS No ~.
aSA 70 nlau anu as ll you ElF7
you count 10 pTae ice "a AImls.Ur-
ing poison aud IN dn'i sone. 10 hvIr 'ers sra,es
t'frlInateis this the 70
NOR brilliant one fuers remedy tor h pi-Dts
u l. "ta rai.Cs ID Il pois0us uestc stu lss grgt
emcacy II never has uIra Lns stem. 10
Is certain q Cfsci curs iugrs
VIC OF OuTseii pm slsi letters 5
lsn'd IN tue leadlg papefs and address sd % rll-Ht
Ony stc-Us have argued yg.uz OF lh mca-s
Marsnas Ussrne CzshOueOal and proof is
efficacy
Ay Obct now isto cal your attention COMPARISON Of
us efficacy Win Jne taiitT5 your
L'As L mlld and certain scuh Wihtue har-n fetal q.
ecLs ui the pOsOus aUm nlsersd b. The pTfss generally,
ahd . urge upOu you, value you repI agsu %
Mtr-hal's Uterine CahOhcpn The % being
lssed with hUse physicians, WhO pur uIHg Old bsasn
traeE eEes our ply for Jnelr Ignorance
or n H kuLEUry.
P. BSIDGE, 81. d.
Secretary tTrart1u berg Co.
For sale by MACKENZIE 4 BEL RWIiH,
Uci2I-l Nashville.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY 9 TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCuEMEI
u ND
EACH SATURDAY. IN NOVEMBER
,495 FRIES amounting 1926, 900
PRICE, OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES 5; QUARTERS, $21k
u 4 \ ~ 1,


The Numbers from to $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips paper
encireed with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first AZ Prizes similarly printed and enciTcled,
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels then revolved, and a number drawn
from the Wheel of Numbers aud same
drawn the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience registered
by the Commissioners the Prize beng placed against the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out
ATTENUATION PBIzRs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the ars Prizes viii
eTitlsd 10 the % Approximation Prizes For eXshp
Ticket No. 1880 draws the S60OOO Prize, those Ticket
lumyored ll24o, 1929 i25I ll252 will be entitled
$500 Ticket No. $50 draws the OtO prize, Tick
els numbered 54s $50 will each enliJlsd $500,
aud o according TO the scheme
The Wv Prizes $ZU will be determined BY the last R.
OF tEs No that draws the t600O0prze For example
if the number drawing the 900 prize ends with l. then
a the ckeIs where the number eds in will be entitled
to $50 II the number ends wtE No 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends Will be entitled to $50, and
90 too.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rstss which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets 3SO
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Chamcery SAFE
OF VALUaB4L LANDS IN TIE COUNTIES
Humphreys, Benton -uI ObiOu.

OF VALUABLE LANDS IN TIE COUNTIES OF
humphreys, Benton u Obiou.
pursuance of an int5rrcut ~ decree pronounced bT
L the Cuancery CourI at W4veT y, Tenn, 81 sep
Ter Term, a. 81, n the SamUei JrOCkel a1d
gtTeTs vs My WLf-eJ and Ct srs, hello iaw Of
he late John Cr' Cke . Sc deceased viii On A,u cay,
The 2 Cy + NLVsmbeI mex at the COur. House tBs
to oi Waveriy humphreys county, proceed 10 sI a.
puOl ale o The EIgnest 0doer all tn &c VA aCt
owned Uy sad &c ased, lying said county Bu,E
rysr IN civil dlstrc- No g. except me petition oil lid
nos at present lnCuu teTed with the dover OF bis ad
OE, Sar-h CrUCksJ; which lands - sssd
pJl0t Of .erH 0y any land Tennessee ana vii ls
1vlceo into thTee more traC each uakI v4Iu ab g
farm.
ALSJ-At ne same time and o. ace viii sell seven
negro sLys,, 10 wIt-Armsied aged s., tw0BJys Gs re
aud ck5 II or 8; negro harTs AMI bel l.
chlid Aud U saturday the I4Gn oil November neat
tle Court Camden, Benton county, wall ell
, TWO tracts OF Iabd evil dlstrct no. sid
county, Conta ufTg acres, the Jthsr dsJTc No
containing .7UJ acres, well known the FOssrs G
Of and. ~ Thursday, the isth day Of Nove u0er
ne1' At To OuICn county, | viii sci. two Lrlcs liug
lsrel Foo LAX m fsld county 81 Iht htmpau r~Ify,
uus GEct cUuttIIng SO -es tire other 81 lcr Q,
ug The situation locality Of these laBds -e=I
rsc1m mt nCguun thal cOuo gV 4 ihem- AL ,I TIE
alUr,s I'D lnIs ard saves will be sold upUu creIt OF Il
Inhs e5t per cent Of the purchase sY hcl
vii be Tsquu 10 cash Bond VIII mole p,Erv
I'd seCuru wul be Dqured tor the basnCe O TIE pur-
chase new ea retained the L. Uuu ne
"a thas= money paid These lands able s4k
for themselves and IN ri re need no pEth
CONE AND SEE
Sold at the instance Of c. mpaInants for the purpose Ct
tOnasle, have al title papers possess l4d
S,d cheerully give any information Ces sTsl.
b. K OWEN.
oct 1rs fee so Clerz Master
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REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKETS
G. E. HARDY & CO.'S
sssap CITY slsss5eAe sse

LIVERY SALE STABLE.
On hand number Of choice Buggiss Carriages,
~ &c Wbirh viii be let reasonable terms. We viii
give personal and careful attention % the uurcha
Keeping horses bug &C our CHARGES shall always
be by attention 70 the business we
hope merit the patronage Of a liberal community.
No. - College Street.
Nashville Oci.3 81 Immediately below Broad.
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FL. =. DOrriS.

ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
A this Foundry am making Cooking, ParIOr,
n ana Heating stoves, o1 every variety, Hollow
Ware Of ali kinds, Andirons sad Irons and sie Irons
OF ali kinds.
Also, tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, all of which
propose sell wholesale retail cheap for cash
punciusl time dealers Particular attention pa Roofing
ana Guttenng. Il ;. IORRIS
No. GtOtrege street,
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY si2-EEME Easy0, p HOURS.
FFNRAlNS run through from Stevenson to Mem 80
\ phis and make close connection with trains SE4zk
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at steven Is
son. Through Tickets from Nashville Mempbjs sold for
sI2 Time through - hours.
No STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville he O'Clock p
Train, which arrives at Stevenson Is A. NJ. and con
aeets with Trains for Memphis No delay except chang
ng cars. G. l.. AhuERSON,
epril3--lf. f4cEFt gsnt
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j. G. DARDEN.
RAhH QHANCE.

HR subscriber of III seslth offers sale his
dsT Street
Ioany person disposed engage in the business rare
ehaneeis offered the house having good custom and
for he last i've been dong the best and largest bu
ness of the kind in the On hand, large and ample
supply OF the puret and Oldest and best bsnd OF Bandes
Vines Liquors and Cigars in the city. For particulars
quire Of A. KBRR,
No. 81 Cedar street.
All persons having claims against the house. will please
present them for payment and those indebted viii please
call aud pay. KERR.
I.l.arnn nIn