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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

s6rfGStODe Wells.
TNHD subscriber having ALREADY bored twenty -four
wells In this city, and In every instance giving
entire sstsfecticu, Is prepared " execute further
orders IN the bst Pur oil kinds OF business
who're . constant supply Of water Is needed, these
wells ere ofgrestest advantage.
THOMAS 0OURLIY.
Vest ead 10 strssa, nsar sOhOss's 0reosry sters
len. - 1851. alv
Photographic.
A DAMS makes . fine Miniature on ensmeled iron
DAas mas~. . nne Miniature on siver ate.
A DAMS makes = nne Miniature on Mica
A DAMS makes . nne Miniature on Gisss.
A DAMS makes . nne Miniature on Paper.
A DAMS Pietures are unsur psssed in the U. s ates
A DAMS invites yonr attention 70 his Gallery on
"A Brady Street, between ID and Sd sts.
mayl9dtf
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1857. CD F. 1857
OALWTr T1C1m
FREIGHT f XPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY Il CHEW, Agents
FOR ROCK leland AND DAvENPORT.

vIHIS Company is prepared 70 transport goods with
greater despatch than any other freight lime from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and all intermediate points SOUTH and 8A0T.
Having their own Cars on the different Roo =. and
Agents with them, Merchants can depend upol bet
ter lime than BY any other lire
Shippers BY this line will have prompt vepsrotsoN
made them any loss damage Of Goods while In
their charge and will not Be sent 70 the Rail Road
wherh the damage may have occurred for rsdress.
Those desiring to make arrangements for spring
business will please call before making srrsngemsnts
with aug other iins.
ORPICHO.
Boston, No. IS, STATE Street.
New York, $40, Broadway.
Philadelphia, -, south Third esreet.
IT. Louis, ~,
Chicago, Corner Of STATE and Randolph.
Davenport, Corner Front and Perry 0ts,
JNO. s. DUNLAP, EVANS, MORLEY 4 CHE
en-. Superintendent, Aeents,
Cleveland. Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

NTHEREAS on the Goth day Of August, A D, 1855,
w Frederick Hass executed unto Louis A
0scklot - Trustee certain deed OF Trust, convey
Ing TO said Trustee the land In ecott County, Iowa
described ~ follows, TO wit The North half Of tn.
North Bsst quarter Of section number nineteen 49,
In township number eighty (sON North Of Range
nu"ber three (3), East of the 9th p. NJ which said
conveyance was made BY the said Hass fsr the pur-
pose VI securing the pay ment Of certain proms-
sorry note and the Interest thereon, signed By said
Hsss 70 secure In part the pul money for said
tract % land. datsd the Goth day Of August, A d,
ls60, and psyabls - follows In un years from
dat1, with Interest payable annually ri the rate %
ten per cent, 1t tho fxDking House Of nachot 4
Coibin.
And nov years interest on said note having be.
Como duo snd payable and the said Frederick
Has having failed to pay the same, Louis A
oacklot, Trustee rs Aforesaid, do hereby give this
puesic notice, that by virtue Of the power which
= " me vested ~ said deed Of Trust, I will on
wednesday the twenty.third day OF September
d, 1887 ~ tie hour of O'Clock In the afternoon
Of raid day 1t the Court House door in the city Of
davenport, expose and OFF, for SALE at public snc-
ton. the parcel Of land above described or 80 much
thereof ~ shall be sucent to sati,fy aud Day the
amount Of said interest 10 tho day OF SALE together
With the Costs and expenses attending said sale, of
this notice and Trustees fees. Upon tho compile
tton Of such sale deed will be given In accordance
with the stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the ssh day Of August, A d, 1857.
LOUIS A. AACKLOT,
euesSots Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

XXYHIREAS on the cath day Of ugust A D, 1855,
w Thomas Bryan eaecut.d untotSeorge INieholls
- Trustee, . certain derd Of Trust, Conveying to
said Trustee the lard In Scott County, Iowa des-
cribed - follows, TO wit Lots number nine and
ten ~ end lOl In Block number 0rventy-t sht l7sl
In the City OF Davenport, which said convey
snce ves made by the said brysn for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of certain promis-
sorry notes and III interest thereon signed BY said
oTyan. dated the 2ith day Of A. quit 4 1885 pay
ebe two yoors her aa'c to the order Of
whistler and Richard < Allen, one for the sun Of
one hundie d dollars, and enc for the ,um Of one
thousand dollars.
And now, said notes having become dueana rsvs.
bic aud the asid Brysn having fa.Isd to LAY the
same, George Nichols Trustee o. sGres ia Do
hereby give this pablo ice that b. virtue o. II.
power which V 10 me vested ~ said ds@d Of Trust
WI, on Monday the 2lst day Of September, A d,
leS1, % The hour Of two oclsk In the afternoon Of
said day, u the Court House door IN the city Of
Davenport expose and offer for sale At pebble aucs
ttnn the parcels OF land above described or 10 much
thereof - shal, be sucient satisfy and pay The
amount a sid Notes with the interest thereon 10
The day Of sale together with the expenses attend
Ing ssid sole costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion Of such sole deed win be sivsn
Ia sccordance with the stipulation OF said deed ~
Trust.
Dated tAe 21th day Of AUGUST. A D,Is67.
GEORGE l. NICHOLAS,
susS0"" Tfuatec.
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DENTAL.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.
= OFFERS his SERVICES Is sron
70 his friends and the psb.,c 10 eosr-

~.,,,, $50. s.''e' nc hAt o. en- engaged IN DR..
0ooirich's once for the last fifteen months and he
lievng that be has sustained his former re. usntion
- Dentist he asks for portion Of the patronage
from his friends and the pubic. mi, ac.a,rem, mr.
In the knowledge Of Den,i try and sr,.ns,rsn,. ~
nIs me- ana laboratory are such that be 10 prepared
70 90 any worh In thu Dental line. His mod. Of y, n
rom all others In this section Of the coun.
try, being more cIesnly and durable and voro nth
more comfort aud satisfaction 10 the wearer ne
~, 2nt In ARTIFICIAL indentures fern one to an en-.
r. set end do oil other WORT appestsining to Den.
Once and residence connected, on Fourth street.
eeoDno houss west VI Main, adjoining DR.. go ntsin
Any number Of references given required
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Chicago Alton + 81. Louis Z. r.
&02
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
I,nMiNnwn nvnSn Qt r ~,,S.


rGdms 1socs CAto00o Jbv -. L0sts 0~d taseemS.
di0Ss places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted SsOAu
Expresr Train, (Saturday's excepted) IL 10 ? 4
1f0tas lsaes 81. LOvts (br CAic0go AID S~ssrms
dtdss places.
Accommodation Train, (Sunday's exoepted) I O0A 4
Express Train (Saturday's excepted SSOp \
Trains run directly through, without change Of
ears or baggage. Trains run through joliet, bioom-
ington, Springfield, Oarlinvnle and Alton.
wiTrans run on this road make direct connections
th Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad q
Joliet, making this the shortest, qucks and most re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central Z. : u Dioonington, for L.
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
I'm Great Western Of nhAois ct Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With ~ the Railroads divsrgins from Chicago
With daily line Of Packets at s. LOub for Kook1k,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through f1ckses for IL places mentioned shove en-
Be procured q III tbs principal sket oNeeD IN ths
Omitted States, and q he Omoeo
200. 2 s A, !: ss::: sc: 49,.
A0HD 2. MORGAN, Ja., eups.
Bloomington. Jas. I. 1eoe. SehiSdti
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IMPORTED WINES, CRO( ERlEs,&c
/. Il w. GEEltS.
100 Canal st. 1 10 Bro: dway, \. !.
(Esssbiished 1909
Iasn~rf~rs a~l Dsaievs On Fsrd G.0!.ssss
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Sssr toshs TRADE HoTELs. PEiyAl rAMiLiEs,
anA Al vho 4, choie. ia their Taste asd csslss
genuine article, large v.n-tyof
T8As, 0kskN AND BACK. soUCHOkG, POUCH
ono, .hGL!sh sEEAngAsT, o0LoNG, lara
&c. Ia chests and half chests, &c
OOTeEE-xuCHA and JAVA.
wISEs-MADEkfES,S HERkiES, PORTS, hooks
&C. very old snd hign grades. IA original packa-
gee, ds0aDoGs, piAsnoIns aud bottles.
BARTON aud GUESTIkR's CLAkHrs
CAANPAGNEs Met h Chsndons :, Cabinet Impl
vsrs.nsy DO. Meii.eict, o. II. MuSm's. d. do,
Absinthe, kirscL. &c Ac.. ia original pscksg
sls,, Cufseso. MArsschino. Anisette, Noi Eau. Bl,
tsrs, &c.
MALT LIQUORS-Iondon brown Stout se.teh and
kuxlish ALkS.
Sk0AkS-A variety Of Choice brands.
YlCkL8S-kS0iJsH and FRENCH
bAUUSS-sor Fish Cure tame, Meat, sc.
Gu8goS- STILlOS. CukDDhK, ROYAL yICTO-
LA, PRINCE ALBEHT. PAEMEsAN 6KuY-
8kk, SAPsAGo. DUTCH, and AMERICAN
Su6AkS-LOAs, CkUSAkD, PULvkRIsxD. s,
CkOlA, &c. ia barrels rnd half barrels.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and An kRlCAN.
OILS OLIvk, Sperm and WHALE
EcOur Liquors are warranted unadulieTAted Az
osouf own imvortst'on. iApr, ~ dIy
- ARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGESTS-sAPKkI
AtSACkD Dan AssiDg Agents wanted in all par.
0f the country for the Oomprehrnsive teosr sphy
and History, (Ancssut and Aod-rn) VI tho whole
world, froI. thu earliest ages TO the present tim.
NJ SoODRieH. peter PAriey.) k.egAatly boGnc
end beautifully illustrated Prica - Sold only "
ASs0ts " whom special districts VIII 10 gwen. Az
palceots should state what counties tncy uid ".
Sor persicuisr apply to
J.H. COLTOE 4 CO.,
oo0i5 ou lT1 william .tT.~t, N Y.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-04-03
Arrivals and departures Of The Mails.

NORTHERN, via Russellville and Louisville, ar
sc rives every dsy except Sunday, at
Dla sfs7 7. M; departs every day except Sun
.cs day, at 10 A. NJ. aIs'4 q ~ rfa.
NASHVILLE, via Port Royal and Turnersvc
arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and
8 5000 io aturday, at IL M; departs every
sac % ~ "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. al
5a. m. Closes at6 the night before.
NASHVILLE, via Fredonia and Sycamore Mills,
.eswc, arrives every Monday, "Wednesday,
ard Friday, at Ga p. m. !; departs ev-
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
.Iins,.,5 ssu at 21s a. M. s.f t...i,,.le ,j,
H0PKINSYILLE, arrives every Wednesday, FRI
$50 day, and Sunday, at Az a, M; de-
-s-r "a -. parts every Tuesday, Thursday ans
oci..s7 ~ Saturday. Closes at 101% q m.
ELKT0N, via Pea Ridge, Roscoe and Trenton, ar
rives every Tuesday, Thursday and
~ s-yri Saturday, ct y p. \; departs ev-
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at 10 a. m Closes a; 8 a. m.
WAYERLY, via Dailey's, Palmyra, yellow Creek
-4|ld Sailors Rest, Danielsville and White
Gff 7Ei Oak, arrives every Wednesday, at il2
900 m; departs p. m. p.q.g
via Richardson's, McAllister's
X Roads, Pleasant Mound, Barton's
''o @N' Greek, Charlotte and Vern IN, arrives
every "Wednesday. at p. m; departs
every Monday at 6 Pr
TEACHERS MILL, arrives every Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday, at ~ M;
e taa 6. 8. FAxoN, Pm. :
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To tho rPubllc.'s,,

The undersigned having learned that eerlninia-
tereHsd parties have endeayored toiniVre him, and
make capital for themselves out Of an unavoidable
accident tea Job Of brick work, done BY hin last
fall begs leave in justice TO hisscf TO lay tho facts
ofthe case bsfose tho somnniiy, They are as fol-
lows.
Late In the Tall hdettook the erection q ne
buildlng on Fionf ST., adjoining McClurs,s ware
house, for Mr.. Tnos. A. Jones, and prosecuted ihe
work untitlt was ready for the roof That "a erav~
Ell roof having been put on, finished my work By
running the walls few feet above H. and LETT the
job In good order. Very soon afterwards, howsvs
err, hus aall heavy rains fell, which perfectly sat
urated the walls, and directly AFTER his tho weaih
er turned extremely cold, and the work was frozen
hard. When Il tliawed, the top walls swelled and
sprung, and portion Of one Of then ieil down 10
where itjoined the roof This was manifestly an
accident that no humav piecautiop could AVERT
and therefore did not hold myself responsible for
Il; yet when Teeme 10 settle with Mr. Jones Ivol-
UNFAIRLY gave him my obligation 70 repair the rsrk
so soon as the weather wouId permit, which, be-
lieve was entirely satisfactory 10 him. $50. +,
Such are ahe simple hctssof this matter, and
blameless every Just man must SEQ that j ans
yet, as before intimateds there arethose am told
who Charge the aceidentio my bad work, and thus;
meanly seek to iniure my bushesss 70 them 7
address no argument or exp anation they know.
that their charge isfalsr and malicious, and can
only regard themt end treat them with the con-
tempt that their meanness merits; but TO others,
who did not knew the facts Of the case, haze
deemed II proper to submit this statement. W q
As regards the character ofmy work. am VII
ling that Il shall speak for itsaif. No man, ber
love, con truthfully charge me with neglectlne t.
or doing Il badly. have met at the hands Of thia
community, liberal patronage, and have en-
deavored In the past, as shall in the future, 10
merit Il by an honest and thorough execution Of
all work entrusted tel me.
ASA Very Respectfully,
a4s.fy VIM. e. LUTgB..
Contractor Of brick worh.
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Notice extraordinary.

The updersged having been appointed Receiver
~ the fat Hon. w. X. Turner ii the case Of
% n Psston vsliis creditors in Chancery at Carks-
vile, for the purpose of closing an assignment
made by said Postsn for the payment Of his debts.
Would very respectfully announce 70 the pub
Ne, that he has taken charge Of all the Goods,
Notes, accounts, &c., belonging to Poston q Rich
aft5. or II II Poston and intends TO take summary
steps 10 wind up the business.--In the meantime
VIII say 10 persons wanting goods, that the
Socks large and well selected. and will be sold al
wholesale or retail at cost for cash. In my alb.
ssnos Mr.. Poston will wait upon customers, and
give them bargains indeed. and will also receive
the money for any claim due--or close by note
anything which may be falling due at the end Of
the ysur.-
Ny acquaintances know my way Of doing bus
.iness, and it is wholly unnecessary TO multiply
words for intend to close Hugh Poston's bust.
ness aud give his mind ease--so come with your
money aud buy his goods aud pay what you owe
him, aud by so doing you will confer favor ON
him. his creditors and your Humble Servant.
July 95'i6=tf THOS. J. MUNFORD. l
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Fand for sale.

The subscriber offers, at private sale. the tract
ofLand known as the Bryarly tract containing
l79, Lying about "a miles from GAINESVILLE. Nine
ty acres are cleared and The bal lance finely tim
bered. A description is unnecessary, as the prop
erty is well known. and the purchaser will see IL
for himself This is the lower tract, In the bend
Of the River, and is in fine state Of cultivation,
Those wishing TO purchase are referred to T. f..
Pe.tus, or to the subscriber, thew Providence
Tennessee w j. BARBEE.
May Q 56-tf n hlt
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IN CHANCERY AT GAINESVILLE.
John F. House, admir-, &C.,
The heirs and creditors Of L. 8. House. p
INSOLVENT BILL.

The heirs and creditors Of L. 8 House. =
INSOLVENT BILL.
In this cause, by virtue of the power vested in
me by law hereby give notice that bill has been
filed In the Chancery court al GAINESVILLE, TO have
the estate of s. House, deed, administered in
said court, the Insolvency Of the same having been
Observation-Disclosures, all persons claiming to be
creditors or benefcjaries Of said estae. are re-
proceedings, and file their claims with the Clerk
and Master Of this Court, SO as to have their
claims heard with the cause, and the necessary de-
cree rendered within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be barred. 80 80 .i.
= T. ]. MUNFORD, c g. M.
sen s, '56-U
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L. P. WILLIAMS, EDrToR.
ASSISTANT EDITORS:
On. R; II; HoDSDEN, East Tennessee.
EDrToR.

Oh' ". ltODsoDGANs rsdSL Icuucbstcs
Cor. III. J. CANNON, West Tennessee.
A SISTED by numerous regular Contributors.
AS AN EXPONENT OF SOUTHERN IN
dustry it is the design Of the conductors 10 make
this Journal stand, deservedy, at the head Of the
list, and no labor or effort will be spared to ac-
complish this end In the districts where farming
is most pro6tsbly conducted, the largest number OF
Agricultural Journals circulate. The intelligence
they convey of the improved methods cnltiya-
ton, the improvements in farm-stock, and OF the
great number of new and useful labor saving MAJ
chimes that are constantly being introduced, rem
der il necessary that every farmer should have the
means Of this intelligence within his reach
THE TENNESSEE FARMER AND ME-
chanic contains FORTY-ElGHT pages of rea-
ding matter monthly, and is printed with new aud
handsome type, on good paper, and finely illustra-
ted with appropriate engraving. WIG
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 81
One copy, one year, invariably in advance, s 2 90
SIX copies. =. ~ 4 F." ctSe 80" 10 90 o,
- SMITH, MORGAN & CO.; g..
a... Publishers, Nashville, Tenn,
GU - i9s''5 p ut a8Y Il 81
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N c bk EFT n nd III n nm nm o N d
ss TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
ead CLAKKSVILLE TENNESSEE. &

EE7s J. N. Neblctt having removed TO the build.
.sNaH ing recently occupied by II. p. Doris, on
RSEFranklin Street, and associated with him in
the business, Mr.Wm L. Hammond an experienced
workmsn is now furnished with greatly increased
facilities, for supplying the wants of his cusomers.
The public will frd at this establishment large
and very splendid stock Of Tin Sheet Iron Ware,
&c., which can always be obtained upon the most
reasonable terms. t tf. t,.. l.si..f sft
Also Cook Stoves of various patterns. Every
variety Of Parlor and Office Stoves castings Gut
tering and House Roofing done at short notice.
Thankful for past patronage he SELECTS contin-
nance of public favor. and flatters himself by
strict attention to business, prompt execution of
orders, and moderate prices to deserve it. .ae, /,
kAlwork oredred will be promptly executed and
in a style warranted to give satisfaction.
Old cooper, Pewter, Feathers g. Beeswax, taken
in ex ohange for work. 81, fstsN esrri
o Feb.29 ,l956--tf. as.e 900 -,rstsasft.i.s
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AOARD.

MISS MoLLIE G. CAMPBELL would be
glad 10 sbtain situation as governess in private
family, or as Assistant in an Academy she nsA
iions rr-rr. . ,-.,.,.-,
RErEnEScEs.--Rev. Dr.. Ridley, c. o.. Faxon
Esq. { mud r. w Thomas ESQ.,. Of Clarksshie'
Tenn, and Rev. Mr.. Loaghry, Pres't' Of Green
yer Female Seminary, ElktOn, Ky-nii 49, 70
March 10. 1851. ID -nL
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In Chancery at GAINESVILLE.

e@,f'-, ps ~ - sii A BILL. af
Thos l.. Hobson Etals.S .sa ai
In tbis cause It appearing to the satisfaction ol
the Clerk and Master, from the allegations in the
Bill, that j. c Yarbrough and ]. w. Claggett
are noi-resideuts Of this State, that the ordina-
nv process of law cannot be served upon theni.-
Ii Is therefo ordered that publication be made In
the Clarksvile Chronicle, arews paper published
In Clarksville Tenn, for four successive weeks,
requiring said on-resident defendants personally
of the Chancery Court, to be held In Clarksvllle
ON the Ord Monday of April, 1887. and answer the
allegations of the Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set down for hearing Ex-parte as
., .THos. ], MUNFoRD, CT M.
Feb 81, le57-4w-prs. fee 50. tfi1fl p
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In CHA NC cry AT @ARKS.
-sa go taaa WILLIE.
srhonnas M Rna adm, of SaII,, kVilEs

vs. 't
Stephen Willis, Lavicy Willis, Susan Willis, Rid
ley Myrick VIM Edmondson, Ambrose Edmo nd
son, Betsy Hunt, Anna MY rick Grin Tucker and
wife Hester, Jackson Woodbridge and wife Tenn
perance, John Myrick, M. Creeson Sally Myrick
John Wills, Mrs. Sarah Shaw their heirs and
every other person claiming to be an neir ofSally
Willis decd. who died in Memphis Tennessee
in the fall Of 1855. ~
Uponthe hearing Of this cau'e AZ the April
Term 1856 Of the Chancery Court at Clarksvlle
upon the original and amended bill before Hon. S
ID. Trersop Chancellor presiding it peared 70 the
Court that there are numbers of non residents
defendants whose names and residences are nm
known, the same being sworn 10 by complainant.
The Court ordered that publication be made by
the Clerk aud MasteF Of said Court for l9Inaaths
In the Weekly olaFkayills Chronicle n news paper
published in Clarksvlle Tennessee, and ia the
Nashville Christian 'Advocate published at Rsah-
vile Tennessee. Requiring all persons, claiming
to be heirs and distributes Of Sally Willis dec ID to
file their answers with the Clefk and Master Of
said Court on or before the is, day Of June 1851
in accordsaes with the act o. The G1nefa Assem-
bly, Of the State OF Tennessee passad February 10
1856. Showing how In what capacity, through
whom, and what paris Of said Estate they claim
heirs and Distributes 0fthe Intesiaic Sally VIII
lie. Or they will be barred and the case heard
by the Court, az though they had sci up no claims
TO any portion Of The Said Estate. F7g l1 Jaw
lTHOSs J.'MUNFORDC @. & NJ %
May %, Is56-iys =st'a ast fs.aF 81 2
~
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}. MORGAN. eel. CHENEY. ST. q. NJ. MoRoA
.--a SPRING lMPORTATIONSt .s ssT
Morgan a. Co.

40, Public Square, NASHVILLE.
WE are now receiving and opening our usual
Spring purchases, which will be ready for inspec-
ton by the 25th lust, aud at which time we will
display more complete assortment Of Dry Goods
than we have ever done at any season heretofore.
Our stock will embrace all the latest styles Of
Domestic Dc Foreign Staple 6 Fancy. Goods,
and to il will be added all the novelties. as they
appear in the Erstern cities, In addition 10 the
large and generally assorted stocks we have b,'en
In the habit Of keeping, have added to 1t all the
styles aud grades OF Ready-nade Clothing. We
shall be pleased to exhibit our assortment TO our
old friends and the trade generally as we feel com
fdent that from our long experience and the adj
yantnges We possess, we are able TO offer induce
me nts TO all MORGAN g. CO.
Naehyile Feb 90 Stiff rf1-fuff--
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I CHANCERY| SALE
lease W. Bailey rs WIN, II. CrOucl

Jebsa- W bhIIey ps " M, n. VFVucH
Administrator, &c.
In pursuance Of my appointment as receiver In
this cause, wllsell 10 the highest bidder at the
late residence Of Jesse Bailey decd, on Saturday
the 2lst day of March Inst sall Of tho property
claimed by lessee w Bailey as partnership prop
erty Of himself and father, Jesse deceased, which
consists Of Horses, Mules, WaggOns, Gear, Flows
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Hay, NC,
&c. TERMS.-i2 months credit will be q zen,
purchasers giving bond and good security before
the delivery ofproperty.
March u, ls57.-tds.
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CLASS SO

CLASS 33,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public on SATURDAY APRIL 25th, 1857,
on the Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS!
1920 p RIZ EST
More than one Prize to every 10 Tickets.
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ENERAL AGENCY AND LAW OFFICE
NJ. DYE, cHAs. c. SMITH
DYE & SMITH, q. 2
TTORNE AT LAW,

~ /. CEnrAsVIIIe, TeMneSsee, n
VIII practice Law and attend to the collection Of
claims in the Counties of Montgomery, Stewart,
Robertson and Dickson, Tenn, also in the Coun-
ties of Christian, Todd. Logan aud Trigg, Ky.
We will also act as general agents in the purchase
and sale Of Real and Personal Estate, a nd In the
transaction of business of every kind. r4
May 80 1851, tsf-s
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Farmer and Mechanic,
DEVOTED TO THE ,ss,s s,.,. 4
INTERESTS Of THE FARM and SHOP.

Monthly Record of General Ag-
ricuiture, Mechanics, Stock Raj
Asing, Fruit Gro wing and Home
Interests. 1iaerrr ,soTra As.s 4tl8 Sal