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m,CRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT.


The President Directors Of the Bank Of Louisville Pls
VS.. Steamboat Sam Kirkman ETC., Defendants-Equity
YEyHIS day came Plaintiffs by their attorney, and filed the
AFFIDAVIT Of amer, Deputy Sheriff, and motion il is
that the sheriff Of this county, e said steam Oat Sam
Kirman, her engines furniture and tackle at the grf at Pad
bidder credit Of three six and nine months
he bond with good security, payable to himself
Sher-t0 the and effect OF sale bonds az law which
executions may issue further order the
advertise the time terms, and place Of sale, by
six insertions Paucah Tr Weekly Herald and eek
daily inrons Louis Republican, Nashville Union and
Americans and Louisville Courier. copy: attest
B. SMALL, c. NJ. c.
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Lots tn Edgefeld for sale.

10y decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county render
Ell the July term s57 and al the October
l in the Of James VI Hamilton, administrator and others
Mortimer Hamilton AID others sill offer le at the
Court House in Nashville the tn day Of November next,
lots Of goundin Edhsd 70 wits Lot No Il, in the plan Of lots
laid by John Shelby Mmnic fronting 100 feet the
north side Of Watson street. Ao, Lot No q in said plan front
ing al-O o feet Watson street.
TEsHsSad property will he sold credit Of and two
years. except the 80 paid cash each lot. Notes
with good required, and lien retained until the purchase
money paid said property belongs the estate Of Joseph
Hamilton deceased, and is sold 70 pay debts Of eate.
Z. b CHEATHAM,
Oct21-tds fee 81 Clerk and Mister.
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NTE would inform old and the public at large
NJ that we reOpened Meat store above and
will niue to keep excellent supply Of choice Fresh and Salt
Meats Of all kinds to which invite the attention Steam
boa smeu and Families
~ People living the country zine Of the day OBJ
tain Fresh salt Meats 8so Dried Beef SmOked and Green
Sailed Tongue Pigs &c, in quEntiises to suit.
II Families supplied with Picked Pork, Beef and Lard in
bar, els agd half barrels
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DesLrabIe Ci1y store House Lot For saI.

UVAT very desirable Lot, fronting about q
side Of Market street. 60 south " Square by
about 80 feet deep adjoining that most elegant house recently
erected by John Morrow Esq The back Na
stories high already built If prevous disposed
Of will offer said Lot public sale the premises sat-
uFdays tine I3th inst, 70 o'clock NJ
he the desirable points in the
city. J. J.. & R. W BROWN,
nOY5 AZ Cherry street.
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CRIsP's GAIETY.

Complimentary Benefit TO Madame KeI-
Ter, and Last Night but One.
Friday Evening, Nov. 5th, 1855, will be pre-
sened the legendary Drama Of the Ice WITCH with
Tahleaux by the Keller Troupe First appearance of Madame
Keller. To fOilOFej the Drama Of Valentino
and OrsOns Olson by M L. Keller After which,
Baetf PenJheSileRs 6lneen of the AmaZOns,
by Young Corps. To conclude with Keier's ad
mrable National Tabeau OF Our Union.
Tomorrow Saturday, second and Grand Day Entertain
ment % o'clock P. N.
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mACGREGOR a BANKHEAD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
10 CarOndelet street,
New OrIea MS
sNYDER 8 FRIANELL

TAMEs BANKHEAD & CO. Nashville Tennessee, will make
cash advances Cotton Tobacco, and other Produce ship
ped 70 the above house. toct5-u
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FRTTT TREEsl FRUIT - Z

r OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peaon, Cherry, znd 4.
other Fruit Trees. from 20 three years FroEth-
All very fns viii deliver them hs order 81 Nc-i
Cali, Vanieer 4 Co., Nashville -
The Apple trees l5 cents each large Pear 81 cents sc
20 cents each Plum 50 each Cherry 81 cents eaeh
the finest accliatsl vries- can snip from here .
81. y. FALL,
oct29, 58-d&tEfn. lCisskzVills. J
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Notice.

IN compliance with the order Of sale, will offer tbs
steamboat sam Krkman for sale the highest bidder, the
landing in Paducah Ky, the 9Th day Of November 1859
nov4-d6t II S. LEWIS, S. NJ. c.
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NhE Old ESA-AoA AoHAED : AA-s@ D
READY-mADE CLOTHTN
AND
Merchant Tailoring EstabIishmeI
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IMPORTANT SALE.
valuable City Property,
Situated on TEE O0RKERoF SU7nEB AND ZINE
szREEzs 10 FEET FRONT on LINE AED
100 FEET on SC11ER.
on Saturday, Nov. Isth, 1888,

the Court House Cute VIII sell to the highest bidder that
valuable property, stIaed the corner Of Line ana sum
Streets fronting ll0 feet Line and running BACK OO t
front on Summer This property viii be divided N three
lots fronting Line, including the frame houses uPon T. TINS
property Is Immediately IN front Of the Hines Gree SCHOOL BAL
ing and private residences lately erected ny MI
Herrod and several private residences in course Of con
struoton adjacent to and adjoining this property when e !
animation this proper before the day Of sale as We are seer
mined TO sell confident that such opportunity viii
not he offered again sooD. price Of property In this
norton Of the city, rapid steady and Tewoule advise thss
speculation for improvement not % ie
this opport1nit, slip.
Terms OF SaIe--A credit OF !, and years with inter
famed z. r GLASCOGK,
Dov5td Real Estate Agent
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mnchine Threads.

INEN and Cotton Machine Threads. Corsetts heavy On
shir white and col0red Marales Shirts aud Fronts, Cd
81 and extension skirts and various other goods received this
BY focf22-d2u1 PLUMMER q KNEGH
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TFyHE undersigned receipt their purchase
Of FaIl and Winter Goods emi racing many
styles Of and elegant Dress GOds; Silks Robe
DJupe, Robe Laze SC French Manta SaWls. constantly
by expres-somethnz Double Width French Cashmere
fall goods Lake Shore C0algs Cas- AMI es Of every
descriptions; handsome line Of small figured Prints, &c.
We hand large Of Brussels Carpetngs
which invite the tsutou Of buyers have made consider
additions sIoc Of Ready made Clothing which
offering trade. The goods bought low and
Merchants earnestly invited eyamini0nuf stock
nnNa-iNEIm Ik.N MlRGAM q 90.
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sale OF Negro Boy.

Sale Of Negro Boy.
10y decree OF the County Court q Davidson county, rendered
the October term, 1853 in the 1f Martha A.. Howell
&c, William Howell and Others will for
sale house Nashville saturday, November 10th
for cash. boy name Matthew, about years said
boy belongs William Howell deceased
sold pay debts Of said estate.
Oct2l-tds fee 50 ?. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk
VIRGINIA & KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Notice TO Contractors.
SBALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the undersigned
- until the 10th Of November next for the Graduation and Ma
sony the first fifty miles Of the above rOaeXendug from
the Virginia Tennessee Railroad, towards Cumberland
Gap. The profes aud plans the above uami distance,
be the Office Of the Chief Engnee in the toNnOf Abng
don, after the November who viii all necessary
explanations reard thereto The ue divided into about
mile the distance there move,
amounting to about $500 0 yards.
OF loose and hard Rock, about 5l3, Oh do.
OF Mortar Masonry, % OoO perche5.
OF Dry Drains, $50 do.
Those proposing the work, requested their
bids they willing part pay
for their work. Address the undersigned at Abn- don, Va
Octl3dti6nov ". J. HAW KINS & co.
N B-The Inspecting Of the pross and plans Of the Chief
Engineer changed from the l2h Of October the ls Of
November owing to the great amount Of labor required to prepare
them.
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Tobacco! TObaccO!!

beautiful TOBACCO AT a5 CENTS, War
= Iort JH.L LANGLEY & cos.
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HARsHAISS SALE
ny virtue Of a wit Of fric facGs dirscled irol
Circuit Court % the United States for ne liddie Dl
Of Iennese which s founded upon Judgment rendered in
Court the sd day Of April, l555- wherein Downs 4 Go.
plaintiffs, and william Warn defendant, viii sEs g
lie sale the court house door I'm the city Of Nashville on q 81
dav % October next an the right title, claim and Interest 81
said defendant and the following described house 4
the said city Of Nashville lying Cherry street, and IS hou
follows: Beginning az the OF lot said Cherry 4
formerly owned by s. B. MARSHALL, and running thence ID
Wardly along Cherry street eighty fret 10 Alley leuc
said Aley towards Coile street Ia feet 30 Alley thence
said ley norhEardy 81 feet Of sad Marsha II
with his line 70 the beginning corner being te house AID
where the defendant lives levied upon and VIII D. so
satisfy said e. rs. This 26th day Of August, le3t-
j. e. CLEMENTS,
o.. Marshal for the Middle District o. Tsnnsss|
Postpemement-
The above sale is postponed t Moniay, Novsm6sr 2, i5
J. B. CLEMENTS,
octl6-itds T. S. Marshall fer the Middle Dist o. Ten
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NJ. SULZBACHER

NO. 50, Market street, Nsahvfiler
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NOVEMBER ARRIVALSl

DIVTDENDcf 70 percent the Capital stock Of the Nash
~ vile Commercial Company, this day declared
By Ihe Directors Of the profits Of the ast months.
uov2-Im JAMES WALKER, Sec.
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nov5-dsFkWtds NANCE 2 hVopWAhD Agents
S-Mr John PetEay wall take pleasure In showing the
Lands to persons previous to The sale
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Immense Excitement
order give s chance and especially those who
presnt at first public sale Of the Boyd Lots, viii,
Tuesday, Now 9th, 1885,
II O'clock the premises have second public sale Of
about 40 Of those beautiful Building Lots in the Boyd Addition to
West Nashville.
TERs-l, and years, &c Omnibusses and collation.
usual. j. L. & r.. ". BROWN,
E. R. GLAscooK, Auc. AZ Cherry street.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEE
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Michael Kes
tee will olfer at public sale, t-t .8. FL a
On Thuusday, the tn Of October, 1858,
10 O'Clock, m the City HOTEL Frederick City, Maryland
Valuable Esae, ris First
THE FARM,
"ARcADA," lying miles south Frederick
City, the county leading Bucksysown containing
$40 acres
o; the primcst and productive land Frederick county
THE MANSION HOUSE
is largo and beautifully arranged, building wings
Ing front Of 100 feet all two stories high and finished in the
best style These buildings emnencc from which ano
the entire farm be from tho porco the
house surrounded with beautiful handsomely
with shrubbery, flowers, &C. new and commodious
BARN, CoRS-ousB SrADK HousE SHEDS BLACK
SMITHS saor, iLsE nousH LINZ KILN, lcs HOUSE,, \.
together with all other ouhouses have recently
70 Ss and as ps aa
In tho State There running water through the entire
nds nearly which enclosed with new and subsan
a post and rail fencing Between 80 and 40 acres of this tract
distance abundance
Of choice fruit trees on the farm and one Of the finest
ORCHARDS
county Baltimore and Ohio railroad runs
through this farm and is located within half mile
the dwellings aodng tho OF the premises tho
arc also several Touring mills near the farm This farm Is
bic Of equal division, and will be divided, il desired
Second.-That new and desirable mill, known
anew RICHMOND MILLS
Thb mill Ia located Bacngers creek miles
Frederick City in OF the most productive grain growing sections
Of the State, and Is capable of manufacturing
1a" 15o BARRELS OF FLOUR
per day The mill entirely new high built of stone
and covered with slate propelled by steam
four Of burrs and all the modern improvements the
There Is attached 10 said mill property about wv.
2l ACRES OF LAND, .. ........
upon which there largo dwelling house.
spring house, convenient barn, thrifty orchard Also
the remains Of large
such copper worm copper ppcs ron gearing pipes etc.
together with hog pens, sufficient for 1000 hoga.
Third.--That valuable three story
.. WAREHOUSE, ......
tho southwest of Market Patrick streets Frederick
City, Maryland
within twelve months at
substantial
exception the best business stand in tho city.
Fbarth.--A wood land, containing about
100 ACRES,
heavily with timber consisting chestnut and chestnut
oak This the "Kohlenburg Property lying
the fopt Sugar
town, fronting tho public roa AMI OF OF
this land will be exhibited the OF SALE and win be sold In
lots TO suit purc,as
sS-Possessio wnrchouse property woodland gvon
on compliance with tho terms ii gale. .at
ssosscssion of the farm tho 1st day Of April next but
rangemcnts can be made for earlier possession, dcred
n5- Terms Of sale will be made o Purchasers
EDWARD sFIRIyER Trustee.
WA d. TABI.ER, Auctoneer
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and George H. Plant, of said Washington for improve
ment in furnaces for heating buildings.
Jacob Rees of Elk Horn Grove, H. assgnor 10 Jonah
L. Rees, of said Elk Horn Grove for improved machine
for forming barrels, &c. eaf
Alexander N. Shell, of Richmond, Va, assignor TO
William Scars, Wood and Thomas n She'll of said Rich
mond I, for roach trap
Draper Stone, of Milwaukee Wis, assgnor to himself
and E T. Turner, of Grafton, Wis for Improvement in
railroad car seats.
Junius f. Tozer of Binghamton, N. Y. assignor TO
George W. Gregory, of said Binghamton for improve
ment in gas burners
Harvey r. Wolfe, Of Consolation, KY. assignor TO him
self David Staples and w. H. Watson said Consolation
for improved saw GUNNER.
REISSUES
William f. Ladd, of New York, NJ Y, and Morris L.
Keen, of Philadelphia, Pa, assgnees Of Charles Watt
and Hugh Burgess, Of London, England for improve
ment in manufacture of paper from wood Patent dated
July Is, 1854 ante-dated August 10, 1883 ressued
]. George Letter, Of Philadelphia Pa. for improved
carron for carriages. Dated September 8, 1851 re-
issued October 5, 1858
Alexander Angus Croll, Of London England for i'm
proyement In dry gas meters Dated February 20, 1885,
ressucd October s. 1858.
Francis r Hurd, assignee Of Joseph Hurd Of Stone-
ham, Mass for Improvement in cleansing sugar Dated
October s. 1874 reissued September 49, 1858; extended
October 2, 1858.
DESIGNS.
Martin Briggs of Rochester N Vi for design for cast
iron fences. Dated October 8, 1853
Richard p. Bruff Charles Bruff and George Arthur
Dated October 5, 1853.
N. s. Vedder Of Troy, N. Y, assgnor to George w.
Eddy of Waterford N. VI for designs Tor cooks stoves
Dated October s, 1883
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THE FUTURE CAPITAL OF MINNESOTA
For the Union,


The St. Paul Pioneer of the sth September mentions
the departure of expedition, consisting of Messrs
James d. Skinner, civil engineer, VIC. Johnston and
Robert Boyle to select the ten sections of public lands
appropriated to the State to aid in the erection Of capitol
buildings and also to select the twelve salt springs with
six sections of land attached to each donated by the
bling act We have since learned that the State build
ing lands have been selected in Kandyohi county nearly
adjoining the town Of that name. AS the northern part
of the State will not probably be settled up for the next
thirty years. the location of these lands may be consider
ed as nearly in the centre of the State.
The constitution of Minnesota provides article l5
ton y that any future legislature 'may provide by law
for change of the seat of government by vote of the
peape may locate the upon the land granted by
Congress for seat of government to the State" The
first power therein granted is myth, past experience
has shown in other States and being So the capital Is
hereafter limited to st. Paul or Kandyohi.
The region of country where these lands said to be
located is described by all who have visited them being
the richest in the State equdistant from all the prnc
pal points the Upper Mississippi and the Minnesota
rivers; on the line of the most important railroad in
the State, the "ianesoa and ~ r. railroad extending
from ST. Paul TO Brecindge, and connecting the young
commercial city Of St. Paul and the Mississippi river with
the great valley Of the Red river Of the NORTH and
looking chain Of the most beautiful lakes in the State.
IL cannot fail Of being Of the most delightful spots
earth for the permanent seat of government OF the young
giant State of the Northwest contemporary states that
the country lying between Minneapolis and Brcckn-
ridge is described by all who have visited engneers
emigrants, United States expedonists Pope, Stevens,
and Smitha the garden Of the Territory There is not
Of waste land in it, 1t is well divided into wood
prairie and meadow land interspersed with beautiful
lakes pure spring water abounding in fish, and is fast
filling up with actual settlers of the most industrious and
enterpng character This tract of country will become
in tc the seat OF great events and happy is he who
quarter section farm and homestead in at an
early day"
Gov. Sibey and the commissioners have exercised
sound judgment in making hese selections and the legis
lature whom the responsibility may hereafter fall Of
making permanent location Of seat of government for
the young State can show its good in way
well as by endorsing this executive action. b.
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once Superintendent of the Pubic Printing,
DROPOsAIS FOR FURNJsHING TILE PAPER

DR0P0SALS FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER
FOR THE PUBLIC PRINrINGn pursuance provisions
OF the act provide for executing the public printing
proved August 49, 1852 sealed proposals
oce Ia tho CAPITOL until the first Monday 10Th day.
next IL O'Clock NJ for furnishing the paper may required
for the public printing for the ending the LIST
Der, 1859.
The suboncd list specifies nearly ascertaned the
quantity quality and description Of each kind OF paper that viii be
required
GAsl
10000 cams fine printing uncacndeed "a
80 inches and 10 weigh orye pounds 10 tho Of 4o sheets
CLGa52
5000 reams fine printing paper caendercd by
inches, aud 10 weigh hy pounds 10 ths OF 4S0 sheets
..# Class
300 supernne printing hard sized and caondcred
measure "a by " ncc aud TO weigh pounds tho
rearn OF $50 sheets.
900 supehne sized and clendorod
ng 10 by "a nohes and weighing twenty pounds OF aso
sheets. 4.
Glass;
may requred 10 by "a inches anof such weight
may bo required. s
The paper
aud cotton free from all aipteaton with mineral other sub
Stances fair whteness and or
sheets each aud 10 bundles OF
tain $50 perfect sheets Uniformity In color kness weight
will berequred and bundle exclusive wrappers) varying
under from standard will
and the weight will all Mixing
tckneses In the bundle mako weight will bo
sidered violation OF the contract.
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NEBRASKA TERRITORY.

A correspondent from Nebraska City, under date Of
September 25h, says Our territorial Legislature
bled last Tuesday pursuant to the proclamation of Gov
Richardson, for the purpose of patching up the laws
which truly informed by his excellency in
terrible condition What progress they may make in t
is yet to be The backepubicans have the control
of the house and have elected for Speaker H. p BEN
nett the former q1aa delegate to Congress- who did
get his seat The council have elected Gen. l. l.. Bowen
president good and excellent presiding officer
In both houses quarrel has sprung up about the print
ing, which is likely to time and pa
tence 1t is expected that the vexcd capital question will
also be taken up in which farewell to any general
legislation The session will doubtless be stormy one
and doubt whether much good will result We shall
see. Na e..
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ARRANGEMENT

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tcnnessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi louisiana Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets be obtained the Southwestern
Office Of Pennsylvania and Sixth Washing
to the Steam Ferry Boat George
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
70 Richmond, Danvie, Iynehbnrg, Bristol Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsville,
ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans. ...
Continuous Railway Memphis.
AnordDg greater Expedition Comfort being
shorter than by any other route
ferry boat George Page leaves the foot Of Seventh
O'Clock for Alexandria, where passengers take the
Richmond Charlottesville, Stannton White Sulphur Springs
and al 7 for Richmond and all points Southwest
making and close connexions TO Memphis.
Baggage and omnibus leave the oce Pa avenue,
O'Clock, In, and 7, p n ..N .
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
Juno l6u Washington
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. c. Herring d Co.'s patent Champion Safes.

FBNllE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
h finding that discriminating public bestowng patron
age to that extent that necessary
Their stock have enlarged their depot opening
ana saesroom broadway No Murray
pode the City Hall This enlargement roo the
recent extensive enlargement of their factory
bers to keep on hand at all times larger stock Are burglar
PROOF safes than other establishment In the world
tcnon viii be had constructing safes private match
with other furniture for the security Of plate owery.
Also
on hand and make order all kinds money chests
DOORS and bank vaults Halls patent proof
or store doors Jones patent perturbation bank lock Cyge
patent letter lock- without key - :
s. @. HERRING Il Co..
Nos 1876, 1877, and l38 Water street, and
No 2bl Broadway, Murray st. New York.
y. CoYIE Il Co., Agents
.......... ...- Washington, D. @.
. B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
A%zo-y Richmond, Virginia.
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The Cass Irsari steamer, Capt Slocum, belonging TO
the American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company
arrived at Key West after rough passage the 18th
ult, all saeproving herself good and staunch sea
boM The Cass- Irisarri took in supply Of coal and
sailed for San Juan del Norte the 22d take her place
on Lake Of Nicaragua, as part Of the line Of the new
transit route, via Nicaragua.