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SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
II Davidson county, Tennessee, its May term 1883
vail expTse 60 public sale, % the highest bidder FOR
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate. IN the City q
Nashville. on ATIRDAf, THE .sTH DAY or Az
GUST, ls5S, all the rgbt, ttle claim, interest and
estate which JET Aunks then had, may have since
acquired and b the following described tract u
land Tying Ia Bavison county, being part 4 the Day
Fly tract, situated the south SADIE az the Nash
vile and Chattanooga fsaroad, about Is miles from
the city of Nashville containing acres and ninety
three poles. near Mallaces Gap, and the Southwest
of Lot No. 3, OF the sgbdy sion al SAIL trart,
being known Lot No. 4 IA the subdy ision Of said
lay Ply tract Of Land levied the property 81
Jefferson Munks TO satisfy judgment In favor OF
Isaac Wbitworth.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
iYl6-td Sherln II pavi.son co.
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words in regard to the New American Cyclic
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citizens are well qualified TO examine aud
appreciate such work as this, and hence, we
are not surprised to see over ONE HUNDRED
NAMES OF prominent citizens already on the
subscription book.
But we regret TO see that the subscription
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY yirtne Of two venditioni exponzs directed
I'D deliveries from the Hoaorable Circuit Coart of Ia
wilson County. Tennessee, At n Kay term, 1855,
viii expose public sale, % the highest bidder fos
cash al the courthouse yard gate, IA the ely u Nash
vllle GA SATURDAY, HE -sth DAY ~ August
1855 all the right, tue claim Interest and estate ~hct
v N Henkie, then had, nlay have since hrqnlr
Ell In and ~ the I,y ng described la. No 2s5 M The
plaza u i1its known kwAz Alidten, O. Nashville
which plan h registered IN the Registers oace q.
DAyidssa coeniy, "a sook No II, page % sad l>ss'
frout ga fe-t on SlcVrilsasn -3resf. and es
ISOfcct "a an alley, with alley ca the North ss1r
beng same lot ssii1 N NJ Hrnkie. ~. by Andres
AnaeEsoa LeSte4 a. Ihe property u ~ NJ hr-k5e
A. ~ satisfy two jafEDentz reaaered M iAyOr u J.
u Zimmerman, and D. b. Niikin, trustee.
JAMES n HINTON,
~ Istd sher.H ol Isvttsoa ca,
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SHFRIFF,S SALE

DY virtue OF aVendltlOni eNponas, 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term,
1855 will expose TO public sale, Ia the highest bid
der for cash. the Court house yard gate the city
of Nashville, ON TUESDAY, THE 3lST DAY OF Az.
GUST 1885, all the right, title, claim, interest and
tate which Jesse Morris then had, may have since
acquired in and tn the following described lot lying
in the city of Nashville, Davidson county bounded as
follows beginning at the North west corner OF tract
Of land Jonathan Rains purchased of John Nelson at
a rock running North with the Nolensville Turnpike
forty feet and four inches to cedar post thence
east about 800 feet TO rock thence South about for
" feetan four inches said Rains line thence
west to the beginning; levied on the property oi
Jesse Morris to satisfy judgment rendered in favor
of A. J. Ramsey. +. c. DRAKE,
jy22-td Deputy Sheriff of Davidson CO.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of venditoni exponas % direct
ID ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court az Davidson county Tennessee at its May Term,
1855, will expose To public sale to the highest bid
der for cash. the Court house yard the City
Of Nash vile. on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF Az
GUST 1855, all the right, tiile claim interest and
tate which John Brandon then had may have since
acquired in and 10 the following described lot No.
thirty feet in the city Of Nashville Cherry
IN Davidson county, east side bounded the north
10y VIM SewaTt, on the east by Jesse Collins and
hecham, the south by Rees W. PoTtcr. formerly John
Tindaii. Said lot runs back from Cherry street. east
10 Conss line. SIS feet Levied the property Of
John Brandon Ia SATISFY judgment rendered Ia favor
OF Br0die Dupree. JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iyl6, '5S-id Sheriff OF Davidson co.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of six vendtoni eXponas, la me directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee at its May Term,
1855, will expose 10 pubic sale to the highest bidder
for cash. the Conrt house yard gate IN the Guy of
Nashville on SATURDAY THE 2sTH DAY or AU-
GU~T 1883, all the right, title claim interest and
tate which 1hos. : Blackwell then had or may have
acquired in and 10 the following described tract
OF Land and Dwelling House in district No. Of Ina.
wilson county, aud bounded follows On the east
BY the lands Of sam. steel the north and west by
the lands OF Benjamin Hurt, on the south by the
lands al Samuel Butler and Josiah Hurt, levied upon
the property Of Thos. =. Blackwell, containing
about 20 satisfy judgment rendered favor
of John X. Geayes, Vim. Bayed. Samuel Butler, An
derson Evans, Lewis Wright, Henderson Bryant, ex.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iyl6 S5s-td sheriff davidson co
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SberiG's Salrs.
SUERIFF,S SALE.

ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of davidson county, tennessee, at its May Term,
1855, will expose pub sale the highest bid-
der for cash. the Court house yard gate in the city
Of Nashville, on TUESDAY, THE SlST DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1858, all the right, title claim interest and cs
tate which Mrs. c. H. Willis then had, may have
since acquired in and to the following described House
and Let, sta ated South High street the of
Nashville Davidson county, IN and which Mrs.
Willis resides. Said Lot has about 491z feet fronting
High street, and running back about 201 feet 10
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. said Lot lies
between the property of Mr.. Bradfute the North
and Mr.. Mosey on the South: levied n the prop
erty OF Mrs C. II. Willis, Ia satisfy judgment
dered in favor of Thomas W. Chiffon.
E. c. DRAKE,
Deputy Sheriff of Davidson county.
jy9l-td by j. W BIGIEY, c. ID. c.
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More from the Ocean Cable Fleet.

= BOSTON, July H..
The letters received from the telegraph feet
furnish the following particulars The Mag
ara and Agamemnon experienced most vio-
lent southern gales from the day they left
Plymouth and were driven as far North as lat
itude "a, much higher than the rendezvous,
thus delaying their operations several days
The Niagara behaved in all respects like a
thorough sea-going vessel, and was none the
worse for the storms. The Agamemnon, on
the contrary suffered severely. At one time
the Commander of the Agamemnon informed
! his first officer that be had no hopes of saving
his vessel two hours longer, so great was her
straining; but the storm subsidized at last and
she rode out the gale.
most unfortunate accident occurred on
board, however. caused by the breaking loose
of the connections which held the cable in its
position on the gun-deck. The cable got
adrift and was pitched about the deck un-
doubleday much to its damage. Two hun
dred tons of coal got adrift on the same deck
and caus'd infinite trouble. Two seamen
were injured hy these accidents, one of them
having an arm and the other leg broken.
The two vessels and their tenders finally ar
rived on the ground, and on the morning OF
the Goth ult., a connection of the cable was
effected.
The weather being then sufficiently calm
the paying out had scarcely commenced be-
fore the wire snapped. After few hours
detention. another splice made and the
steamers started the AgamemnOn and her con.
sort for ireland and the Niagara and her com
paniou for the American coast. Signals were
kept up between the two vessels constantly, a
message being transmitted every Is minutes
All was going on well till about 40 miles
had been paid ont, when the electricians on
b, az the Niagara discovered that the cir
cut was broken. This was at half past l.
O'Clock A. NJ. on the 9th.
The Niagara Immediately put about
and had already reached the mid-ocean rend
ezvous. At O'Clock she was first seen 10y
the Alice Munroe. 1t was believed on board
the Niagara that the second breakage was
caused by a kink in the Agamemnon's wire
caused its dsarrangement during the gale
but of this there is no certainty. Nothing il
said about the working of the new brakes
Probably there has been no occasion to pu
them in use. The Alice Munroe parted com
pany with the Niagara shortly after noon o
the 9th, and lost sight of her about foul
O'Clock.
The Agamemnon had not then come in sight
The offic y IF the NiagarI had hoped that b
consort would arrive in season 10 make another
trial that day, but as the weather was toggy
though calm it is hardly probable that any
thing was done on the 9th. For two days
subsequently, the weather was quite calm and
favorable but after that there was another
succession of heavy southerly gales, and thu
weather on the banks, as experienced by the
Alice MuDroe, was exceedingly rough.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a vend;ioni exponAs % me directed,
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
"a Davidson county Tennessee al It's Nay 1855
will expose On public sale, 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash, at the Court house yard gate, IN the city II
Nashviii~. on SATURDAY, The ISM DAY OF Az
GUST 1855 all the right, TILE, claim, Interest and
estate which james MoQnade then had. or may have
acquired IN and the following des rbed Lot, No
2s5 Ia West Nashville IN county 81 davidson. ieved
on a. the property uf James MoQgade 10 satisfy =
Judgment rendered IN favor &C AIRS Br0Wn.
JAMES n. HINTON,
g,rFa - A ~ tl
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SHERIFF,S SALE

DY virtue C fa8r vcnIttotii sxpoaAs drertc9
I'D and deIxered froga the Hsaorzbie CFrit CouTt q
Davdsan county, fea1essee. al ~ Nay trra, ISIS
sti rx5zs- q pubic sale the hisA-st BIDDER Tor
cash The caarf house yard gate the city q Nash
yille On SATURDAY, TIE 18th DAY Oh August,
fe5s ali the right utr claim Interest and - air hc b
John X GieAV~s thea had, ~ Ray have since AcqGf-
ed IN znd the following eescFsbe1 TRACT a fAnd.
e8tainsg 4at< Cira Istr1ct No A. a. Iavsa-
eoauty aad bssunded by "a q sieavcss 3csisA
Brinkiey. Martha Hezsey, and las X SfesNes irxied
upun a. the property u Sels r. GieaFvs 81 sats=fy
fssr Judgments rendered N fzsof - C4ssisfz<as
j C. ozn1Et, Wa BoaFns, znd Ctlas. IT, Csk.
JAMS u HfSTOS,
iylstd Shersa q Ezgtlson co,
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Ct.izens Rank-ACard.

The undersigned. mutual friends Of Capt.
Turner aud ). +. Walker, have advised them
TO confer together for the purpose Of seeing il
some adjustment may not be made of their
disagreement as TO the affairs Of the Citizens'
Bank, by which the public interest may b.
subserved and the note-holders protected
We have been induced to this course by an
anxious desire a. protect the interest OF the
creditors Of the hank and those Interested.
We ask further suspension Of public opinioa
on this subject until these gentlemen shall
have made an effart at an adjustment A
soon as this effort shall have been made which
will be in few days, we pledge ourselves
10 give the result 10 the public.
CAPT er a Mr.. Walker having been
consulted, concur in the proposed arrange
usent.
rnrf = heDANTTT,
JAMES G. JONES.
r. C. BRSKLEY.
gataf3aV July H. lsss
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Seven Acres On Stewards Ferry
Turnpike Road.

Joseph 7. brown and others rs. samuel n Brown and
others.
y pursuance of decree made in the above named
Il cause, by the Chancery Count az Nashville n, it's
Ma Term, 1855, will offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, on n credit ~ 2, and months AT the Court
House IN this city, Saturday, the 7ih Of August
1855 the tract 81 Land In the pcadings newfoundland
described the same beings tract 81 seven living
on the Stewart's Ferry Turnpike Road in this county
and bought by the defendant, Samuel b. Brown ~
VIM. J. Brown. Notes with two approved securities
required and lien retained until purchase money is
paid. mo GIFAVES
jy6-if c. &,M Chancery Cur: M NasbyrIe
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for Sale-Co Rrnt.,
KINGSTON SPRINGS FOR SALE

IN pursuance OF Decree OF this Court at its last
May Term, 1855, will offer for sale he highest
bidder at the Court House door in the city Nash
vile, SATURDAY. TIE s1sT DAY OF August
next, that valuable property known the Kingston
Springs, situated % miles est Of Nashville and with
in few hundred yards Of the Nashville North
Western Railroad and the western bank OF Harpeth
river, in Cheatham county.
Said property consists al the Springs, Hotel build
ings, and two hundred and forty five of land
surrounding the same has valuable mineral and
freestone springs upsn IL fine fishing streams in us
immediate vicinity, and will on the completion Of the
Railroad be within hour 5 travel OF he CITY OF
Nashville
TErxs-The bddings for this property win be open-
ed at 81 500, upon the following terms One-han Of
the purchase money "a be paid the s5h of Jauua-
1883, with one ears interest and the other half on
the 18th january, lseo, with two years. &d-
ded.
J. F. GIFAvFS
jy1T-td. C. NJ ChAncery Court at Nashville:
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CHAPTER w.

/ found Louisa alone in the drawing-room.
think / smiled, with n sardonic air. ut the
absence OF her protector. lie bad found me
made of stubborn material on the previous
evening, aud e, identity had on objection 10
impose the task of changing my resolution
upon the young lady.
A. she gave me her hand with sad courtesy
aud begged me TO be seated. thought her a
thousand times more beautiful than she had
appeared before. ! remember to this day the
very dress she wore. IL was simple habit Of
dove-colorcd stuff, lifting tightly to the grace
ful figure, and admirably adapted, by it,
,ubduel and modest tint, 10 the character OF
her beauty. Her eyes aud lips were full of
the same pathetic weetness; and wh n be
touched my hand thought her own treniblsd
slightly.
had not been mistaken In my snrmises
Her ohlrct WIS 90 dissuadc me from the ex-
IRENE step was about TO take. recognize Il
the Identical argum 'nts which had been
employed 10y Mr.. Harvard on the previous
evening, and saw at once that the young lady
bad been iirst frightened, then drilled TO her
part. was To be kept from moving In the
matter, a. had intended, at all hashrls; and
IN young lady oommene by hoping | had
We up the attempt 10 procIrs tie pap,Is
Q ,ainst Mr.. Meseot.
replied by producing them, and tLen
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A C A. B Bsecb ". Iscy Adams and others
b-al y, tersa ys- Seorge W Adsms and eiheFs
II is8s, 10 above cause I ~il sen a the Court
Hosse eosF m tise city ~ Assar ir, SAT- kpAi
INK @isr Day 90 August, isss. Hsoss and La n
MStsasc<k = Aedifian 70 NashNile- he la y * Ca
th- sds ~ Nadison street ahf ffoat thereon
ATTY t~ts 4nd alnE bach i3e feet - 10 lo< sry
ikss.->ik ans Twelve uaootls' cfe.tils VIA eetes
vel scared and kSA retaine6 and ssir NE noin fc
dsintsisa. J. T. CLAWS,
Bis-A GAM chaacery Court ~ Ssshv1ae.
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Lot on Carroll Street, &C feet
front, and Lot No. ~ i'm Uni
versify Lots fronting so fee Oh
East side of Lebanon Pike.

X H. Groomes Admir-, Of A. l.. Sutan, VS.. X A
Campbell and others
/ pursuance Of decree made m the above cause
by the Chancery Court at Nashville az its Nav
Term, 1898, VIII oner for sale the Court house in
this city, on Saturday, the eth Of August 1855 the
property mentioned in the peadngs to-wit: Lot on
Iarro street GO feet front bv $50 feet alley and
lot on east side Of Lebanon Turnpike feet 'front.' bv
liO icct 10 an alley The lot Carroll will be sold
IS the property 81 A. L. Sutn deed and the Lot on
me lebanon Iurnnike as joint and common property
Of said estate and r. H. GroOmes
IkINs-sloO IN cash on each Lot, and the residue
on and years credit, without interest
JNO GIEANES,
jye-td c. 4 NJ Chancery Court AT Nashville
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TIVE Races the 1emg alx Course viii commence
II on TUESDAY, october lDth, lsSs, and continue
1--WE DAYS.
FfkSr DAY, TrrDkY, OctcbcF 1e--fhe ..WALkzE
sTAkE, for three year oks, 90 entrance; $50 for
fest- Nile heats three y MI tbs stake; The
Cab - add s-oo provided the race = run 20 nsae
ana ctns- the list day u August, 1888 security
wili reqaircd she f,rfeit IN the above stake
SANS DAf.-Jocxey Cub Purse 5000 Three mile
beats
sEC0ND pay, wEDSEsrAr, October 2o-Jockey
Clab Purse sJDs. Mte heats, thrce Ia ave.
SAME nAv.-<~eef stake fur two year cids; $500 en-
trance: $50 Forfeit a lash u nniir - three
% ga The zt4ke-aos three eauies security viii be
required Cor fhr forfeit
fulRD DAY .sUEsDAs, October THE sHARrxR
SfaKx.s for three year oids- Two mile heats; $500
entrance. $toc forfeit; Tires an the stake
The ctss sea ssoo, Prosidea The raos h run; 70
aa1ae ard sless ia let day II August 1855 Security
~is b. reqsiree for The forfeit
FOUi<rH pay, fuInAS. October s2.--Joekey Club
Purse xsoo Two mile heats.
ffF nay. sxsrspAs, oesobsr zs--yoekey Cub
Purse 81 90 Four mLle beats
az WAX over the above Course entsies the
horse the feIl amount of Jeokey club purses y
we All enties, yah iorfets secured, must BE ei-
WA 7 RcUSDrREE. rHersnses.
Js5o-tt ASme1s fens
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Lot Oh Market Street. 25 by 90

i-''i"b - i'""'h ~ NslihEhhn 7. Sandcrs
DUEStANT % n decree of this Court in the above
Il causes, at MAY Torn, 1855 ! will eaer at Public
sale, at the Court House in this city saturday the
lth day Of August, 1855, what known as the
CaIaghan property on Market street The beng
IS feet front by 90 feet deep
TERMS -one-th third cash and Tor the balance credit
81 one and two years with interest with approv
ed security required, and lien be retained until the
purchase money is fully paid-and property sold with
out equity Of redemption.
JNO. p. GTEANFS
jc6-td C. An. Cbancery Conrt al Nashville
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T ULL A H o M A.
G REAT SALE OF LOTS.
THREE DAYS SALE.

THE TUILAHoMA TOWN COMPANY offer -
for sale all those beautiful lots hereto 60,
fore reserved and unsnld and which are pc E1S.A
culiarly eligible for family residences. and -
many Of them convenient for business houses. To
the poor man who needs home-to the rich man
who desires 10 purchase SPLENDID ana healthful To-
caty for summer residence, and to the Of mod
crate means who wishes o. bny a delightful dwelling
place, this sale presents great attraction.
The locality ~ Tullahoma, with a population of
about twelve hundred Inhabitants on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad At the terminus q the Nc
Minnvil and Manchester Railroad, in Coffee county ,
and on the table land OF the mountain district Of Ten
nessee, is az UNSURPASSED saubry and pleasant
ness, and the settler here will find himself IN the
midst Of all the comforts and appliances OF high
civilization Of an orderly weliregulated. moral and
religious community, blessed with invigorating
pleasant and refreshing atmosphere which a real
happiness 10 breathe and with pure cool which
II is JOY OF life 10 drink and in addition all this the
invalid will find mineral water within the site,
and other mineral waters (chaly beate and saphnrl
convenient 10 the town by the aid OF which reno
vate and restore health. Come TuIlahoma and pur
chase a lot cheap as the sale is without reserve.
The terms Of sale are credit Of and two years
bonds and sreurty required and lien the lots re-
tanned
nays Of Sale, Sd, fth and 9Th day. of u
gust next. Maps of the town, and Of the lois for
sale TO be seen on application to the Lincoln
House, Tulahoma, Tenn.
1ys-td WM MOORE. Agent
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NcMONcO

ITO H. T YEATMAN'S Warehouse, No. IS Market
i street. D. ID. DlCkEf.
jy2O-H
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sTRaYCow aNDCAIE

$3.50, AbDgf three we-ks since, CIV and
n.y. Gail came 10 my house- sbe y white,
49, with lev red sp-sts her neck and
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