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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-02

QY virtue Of decree Of the Chancry Court at GalIan,
u , its last terra, shall on the 1st Monday in De-
cember next At the Court Hou door, in The town OF Gal
latin, expose to sale
At Public Auction,
One Of the valuable tracts Of Land in the county Of Sumner
containing about
AI6 ACR ES.
Said tract Of Land is beautifully situated, lying about miles
from the Town Of Gallan, Immediately upon ht rate Turn
pike road and within 800 400 yards Of the Louisville Nash
vile Railroad, NOV finished from this place to Nashve and
known as the 0dom Tract.
Upon said Land are falling Springs Of excellent
One Hundred and Fifty Of said being we'll
timbefed Blue Grass aGoding pasuraQe az
any the country, and tie halanCe in high Of cultivation
Said tract Of Land viii be sold whole, divided two
tracts, to suit purchasers Also at the time place
valuable
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
Situated Main In the Of Gaatln short distance
from the Square kn0En the Dr. property Said Lot
has good Dwelling, containing Rooms, Kitchen,
Smoke house, first rate Stable and Caaehouse, with
necessary Outhoues, No Brick Office rooms together
with large yard and Garden, and is altogether Of most
desirable residences in the Town Of Gallatin.
Terms SALE-One third Cash the balance in and
years well endorsed without interest and lien retaipe
Said Land and House and Lot will shown 70 any one er
ing to purchase application, in Gallatn to
LEONIDAS BAKER, Commissioner.
Galiatin, Tenn, Sept 25-sep20-3m
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TeIerrnnhic

WASHINGTON, Sept 29.-Patenfs have been issued
to Owen G. Warren and Samuel Samuels both of
New York, each for improvements in the method Of
laying submarine telegraph cables. A patent has
also been issued for Houses improvement Of the
Magnetic Printing Telegraph.
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From NOW York.

NEW YORK, Sept 29.-Seversl passengers by the
Prince Albert, including Rosin, Of Richmond, and
Berry, of Haekensack, n j., give statements of the
disaster to the Austria, differing, not substantially
from previous accounts. Steven Peterson, Swede,
says the captain was The first to jump overheard.
There was no engineer officers to be found, and
consequently discipline was at end.
The fashion handicap of % miles, this after
noon, was by Don Juan. Time, minutes &c
seconds Nicholas did not start
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West Nashville.

WILL sell at great bargain Lots Nos 0l and 800 In IVES
Nashville. These Lots front fifty feet each and beautifully
situated at the Of Locust and McNaFy streets
sep24-lm A. '. s. LINDsLEY.
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A MURDERER CoNvloTED-In St. Louis on the
18th, the jury in the case Of Geo. H. Lamb, charged
with drowning his wife in the Mississippi river rem
dered a verdict Of murder in the first degree. The
particulars of this cold bloOdsd and cruel murder
may be remembered by the reader. Sometime dur
ing last spring Lamb took his wife, who Wss in bad
health into skf at St. Louis, telling her that they
would 70 down to Memphis. A few miles below the
city he took off her bonnet and shawl, and forced
her head over the side Of the boat and under water
holding her in that position until lie was extinct
and then sinking her body with stone which he
had prepared beforehand. He was arrested and con-
fesssd the crime saying that he was assisted BY two
men, whom the police have never been able TO find.
GOLD is an idol vOrshippsd in all olimes, with
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ST. LOUIS, Sept 29.-Tal P. Shaffner occupies
nearly column Of the morning papers to prove that
he gave Cyrus W. Field the first idea OF an ocean
telegraph. Shafner reviews his connections with
various telegraph enterprises for the past ten years.
and particularly refers to his connection with the
Newfoundland line, TO subsantiate his claim to orig
iDaliy The article is written in Shaffner's usual
style and concludes with sterreotyped doubt as to
the practieability of an ocean cable.
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We give Up most ofuouF Edit5Fial spaest0-day to
communications from our CORES Rondents at Gala.
tin, and ai Tecumseh, Kansas Territory. We hope
that our friends win let Us hear from them sgain.
Their communications viii be found very interest
inc ~ q s-s-a
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Henlth of Savannah,

SAVANNAH, Sept. % The interments for the week
numberthirty FIVE, including nine from yellow fever
The deaths yesterday eight, including two from
fever.
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BREAD! BREAD! BREAD!!!
CRUM & PAULsS PATENT.
TFVHE undersigned having purchased the above patent
the Middle Division OF Tennessee, with the exclusive
right Of aetuFe therein, would respectfully solicit the
attention Of the pub ic in general give the genuine Patent
Bread trial; when the result will be uniformity in quality
and appearance Whe In its TEXTURE free from any drug
whatever Keeps longer than any other bread without becoming
stale handomer with equal the finest French
roll, and will actually 60 further than any other Pesof Bakers
Bread.
Crum & PANTS Patent Bread,
The genuine article warranted Authorised Manufactured
BY else in Middle Tennessee and the city Of Nashville, but
GEORGE GRElG,
Nos 81 and 80. UniCn street.
Therefore, to prevent imposuras BY imposition rom evil dis
posed persons initiate the deseryedy popular Bread remember
No. 81 and 80 Union street, the ony place where the genuine
article can be procured, as
GEORGE GREEG
has, at large expense purchased and retains the om the
original inventors who has bad the bread before Metropolitan
gentlemen connected with the Smithsonian Institute eceiv
ed the highest prze-a Silver Meda-besdes Institutions
too tedious TO mention.
Good read is the essential thing in life None Will seek
the ordinary bread that has been the process Of manue
ture for hundreds Of years. the imitation Patent Bread,
when they procure the genuine article alone from
GEORGE GREIG-
No. 81 and 80, Union st Nashville, Tenn,
at fair price, and that without the danger Of imposition To
Country Hotels, Fairs this article is warranted 70 keep two
GEORGE GREIG,
sept2g-d3m No 81 and 80 Union street.
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CRISP,S GAIErN.

Sixteenth and last night Of John Drew. SATURDAY
EVENING, 0CT On, 1858, will be presented Aline, Daxy
0Ieary-JOHN DREW. After which An Irish Engage
ment. Tim ORaIery-JOHN DREW To conclude with the
Two BuZZards.
On Monday Mr. Murd sch will appear.
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AARON STRETCH, Iz
AND RETAILET1
DRUG GIsT,

= d COREER or COLLEGE AND U-EZOE STREELS
STRETCH. has just retnrnedfron the East Win laree
"A and superior en Of the following articles, together
with many others pertaining the Drug Business which he
invites the attention Of and all that wish pure and unadu
teraed articles which purchased direct from hand
poes The Ladies especially requested 10 call and examine
his large Of fine Imported Peumer Fancy Goods
sistng in part Of the following, viz
Otto Rose in fine cut walls r1.f- lfHH 500
Extract Kiss me Quickly;
40 TendeIsti, somathing4eg and very fine; ll1o
All the Frangipan preparations;
Musk and fertena Toilet water fE aE 20 -tss
Tooth Brushes, with all the new patterns
Hair do large variety; ..H..
Erasye Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lubin's fine E1-Genune Musk Soap;
Lubns Rose soapi Brown Windsor Soap,
Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
Fdrina Cologne: Gycerine and Campnor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles; sash Balls
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Paste and Gum Drops;
Tooth Soap; ! Juiube Paste, &c, i .'..-a
TEVOBACCO AND CEGARs.--Now in store and for
sale by the box retail, large stock Of very superior CT
gs which pronounce b good judges he the in the
city. Also, ne Chewing Tobacco just received and for sale at
the Drug Store Of A. STRETCH.
DRUSHES.--A large stock ri shoe Paint Yarnish and
Artist Brushes, Just received and for sale low by
hFi A. STRETCH.
IylNE TEAS.--Just received from large ImP0rtss
Teas, good assortment Of Imperial, GunpoWder, Soiong
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity BY
SYRINGES.--Large stock Of syrnges some entirely new
- patterns, just received and for sale by A STRETCH
DRUGS AND CHEmICALS.--Nowin store aIarge
nine, Morphine Opium Odde Potash Chlorate Potash Nitrate
Silver, Croton OIL Iodine Cadmium Silver Metallic Iron,
Sequckorde OF Iron faeranate Ammonia H pOph0 ph Iron
Cash buyers will ind interest to call and examine
prices &c, before making their purchases.
ost ae- al a sttsAAOh-
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Debts Of the civ,

Bonds Of the Corporation issued to the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Company in 1919, S500000 90
OF which SHOOK is due Ist April, 1869,
100000 do do do 1873,
100000 do do do 1875,
1900 o do do do 1871,
100 900 do do do 1873
Bonds issued for Water Works Nov 2 1880, past
due and held by the Penn. ms. Co. 44O0O 90
Bonds issued 10 Water Works and held by the
Union Bank, Of which there falls due Nov. TO-
1860, S200n0
Falls due Nov. 10 1865 200 O. 40 600 90
IA falling due 10Th oct, Is82, $1,000 90
Bonds issued for purchase School Lot Of H EW-
ing in 1853 and due 26th Feb 1888, 10000 %
Bonds issued 70 purchase Wharf property in South
Nashville, Sept 1854 and due Sept 1850 10000 co
Bonds issued for purchase Of grounds adjoining
1863, $500 90
Amounting to s662y5J0 90
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MASONIC CEREMONTEs!
LAYING OF CORNER STONE

OF
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE
VIII be laid on Wednesday. October 6th, with the
usual Masonic Ceremonies under the direction o. the
VI. W. Grand Lodge Of Tennessee.
All Brethren in good standing respectfully invited to join in
the procession.
The Fraternity viii at The Hall Of Cumberland Lodge,
g in Southen Of Market House, O'Clock n, and
proceed in procession around the Square Cedar street, up Cedar
High; High Church; Church the place Of
laying the Corner sone where the following exercises will
place:
Prayer by Rev. Grand Chaplain
Music BY Choir.
Ceremonies Of laying the Corner stoneby N. W
Grand Master.
Music By Choir
The procession win then be reformed proceed the
ment room the First Presbyterian Church. where an Address
viii delivered by Rev Brother JoHS W. ASSE, Grand Orator,
and the ceremonies viii conclude with
Music BY Choir.
Benedicon.
Tho procession Lodge Koom, down
Church. Cherry, Union, College streets the square.
s. R. ANDERSON,
G.. P. SAITH,
sept29-td BIarshals.
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DILLON 4 CO.'S
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning Oct. 9Th, at 10 O'Clock,

UTE will sell Of Warehouse the following arti-
Wv Giles at Auction;
50 bags prime Rio Coffee; bbls yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar. so boxes Tyson Tea
so boxes Star Candles; 45qr. boxes Star Candles;
10 cases Ginger Wine, nice 40 boxes Va Tobacco;
article; q bxs various brands Tobacco
10 KY Tobacco, 90 hf. barrels Whisky;
so boxes Brandy 10 cases Aromatic Bitters
200 Masons Backing; 100 kegs Nails sizes;
300 bbs Whisky, assorted nds 20 bbls Holland Gin;
IS hf bbls Holland Gin; so bbls II. Smiths Old Re
2j bills Old Bourbon Whisky serve Whisky;
IS bbls Old Monongahela do; 80 bbls Malaga Wine;
IS hi casks COgnac Brandy; 30 boxes Whisky
Together with other articles up complete
Yale DILLON 4 CO,
O1t2 No. Is College street
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AUCTION SALE.

FENIs Morning, October 1853 Ben Shields will sell
large variety Of New and Second hand Furniture Carpets
and sundries generally. Terms cash on delivery.
Oct2 BENZ. T. SHIELDS.
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45soon q ne present. iprorsnenis are coripIsies IA No.
pointsof the c can readily Be- Tspplsd Win ,tsf An
q s sel me ezpedisa has been very argesay 500 90
~ ee pas to aaTst il Is hoped that will not be a1ist
q comp ant, when remembered that The work ~ e-
Ken % promote the cmfor and protect the properly from ~
'us7 ~ hfe o. every one h widely extended city
g. a. FOGG,
JOHN A. FlsHFR
IRA p. JONES.
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n puTsasnee Of decree qronounced b. tas ob,n.rv Co.,
Gallain, n the ease 81 Robert Carutis-s s5
y ssgsdels and others WI on he ise aas q NoTsn5e r
ale ne Valtle Yarn o DC late james sau1e-s IN ~
Farm contains from 69l 20 D Land. sll : s5 f.
one Of the mast desirable nehboro1ls sumner count s
about miles from tie estage; shout % from
abqut u niles from dentn. and from The LouTllean N-b
s ts5 stasel Immediately up5r ~ C---
bariand river, and has nes DTake5 Creek es5fs6
boundary The place finely 5sre and has upon one on
the largest and best dwelling houses in the county.
Lermss--Oneh third Cash, balance in years Posses
sion vi Dc yiFoa iurlciiatelF-
oc.l-triHlm " ~. BLACEnf0RE. O. q r.
D. HANEEER a co.,
WH0LESALE 6R0CERS AND DEALERsLv
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Ne S. MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE RACES.
sHisGfa-
FALL. MEETING, Is5s,
Saturdays October ed.
Jockey Club Purse, s25O-THo mile heats.
sepI7-d2W SAMUEL ,. CARTER.
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SALE DE LAND.

LESLIE FOR OCTOBER.
IVRANK LESLIES NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Dc
IN tOter just received by F. HAGAN,
sept20 Market Tfnfonsts
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GOLD is an idol wOrshipped in al climes, with
out single temple, aud by every person, without
single hyPOerit.
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r. B. rose. -
sd Czoirnaan oftas Board ef Eiuoqtioa.


so Caosr1aan Qfsss Board II 5,Sseaiioa.
Names and Salaries OF Teachers in m.
Public schools Of Nashville Tor 1859.
zsiaa5ls So10ot, Sotss Eas9rlH
Sanity Caldwell, A. NJ, Davidson county Tenn sllOo
Miss Ellen Hale, Of New YORK, $40
Miss Harriet Corbttt, Of Nashville. 500
Miss Helen Knox, Of NO
Hard Ssds Baptist Church
Horace n Hale, A. NJ. Of New Ys-l- r,--s- - soso
Miss Merea Ellis, Of Nashville, 80
Li1eola Hal,
JosphL Weekly, Of Nashville $500
Hume School, Ssriee Street
Luther G Tarbox, Al A., New YORK, 81 III sqOOO
George Woodbridge, Of Massachusetts, ~ 1850
Benjamin Jilson, Prof Nat Sciences, Lebanon, Tenn
forneFlYof Connecticut 1an0
AnnFeWJ Caldwell, a. NJ 81 Davidson COUNTY 500
Robert smith, A. B., Of Nashville 10
Alex Cartwright so
Mrs Mary Cartwright, ...l COO
Miss Ida Wayne, Of Gallatin, Tenn, $50
Miss Della Tarbox Of New York $50
Miss Mary Dunn Of Nashville, COO
Miss Charlotte Jases, Of Vermont, 90
Miss Eliza q Huntington, 81 New York l6lO
Ms. Tunes Bl7aiag, o. Tlas Street s
Miss Louisa Wynne Of GallaHn, Tenn, 900
H5Hes SA0oz EbRlaer Srst.
of Nashville, formerly Of Massachusetts, 1850
T W Haley, Of Nashville, $50
Mrs Susan Haley Of Nashville, $50
James Trimble Of Gallatin, Tenn, So
Miss Emma Shaw, Of Tenn, $50
Mrs n Perry, Of Nashville, lormeryof New York, 90
Miss Charlotte 81 Huntington, Of New York $40
Miss Mary L Thomas. Of Nashville eco
Eenne Ialntert, French teacher, Nashville native OF
France go
az fs s.f llss g.l-, $500
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NOTICE. rlE1GE
UEAVING sold entire stock Of Goods Fixtures Sc to
Il Messrs. Il. B. PLUNMER & Y. r. KNIGHT, they will
continue the business The old = East the Pub
lie Square We solicit for them continuance Of the liberal pat
ronage best0sed o. ~. E- I'm .-.,-- 49,
A. Morrison will be found their Office to settle up our bust
ness Those indebted to rs wiz please call and settle.
oetl-d2w A. MORRISON & co,
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To re Ks,or and .1deSuet Of the CITY u BrshBil's;
z compliance with the law requiring the Recorder and Treas
urer submit the close Of each municipal state
ent of the Financial Of the Corporation, they beg
leare 10 submit We following report.
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1.-TWO notes Of hand dated sometime IN the fall or 1871 for
g 0GJ each. drawn BY ID. II. White and C. Newell Of
Wavery Tennessee One Of which falls due the Ist March,
1859, the other the lst Of March, 1867 hereby all persons
from trading for the same, the notes will he void IN any
hands than my n. W. CARTER,
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Union bank of Tennessee,l

Union Bank of Tennessee,l
NASHVILLE, Oct. J, 1853
TTyHE Board OF declared divided
per cent share, payable the Stockholders demand.
oct2-d3t J. COREY, Cashier.
g f. HI. BADGER, -
UIITrp DENTIST, QIIYrfS
FTER months absence again to the city to
"a remain until the first Of January next. Ocl2-2t*
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
EANIER, PHILLIPS a. CO.

LANIER, PHILLIPS a. co.
ON MONDAY OCT. 18th, 1855, will sell for Cash in
Warehouse complete assortment of Groceries,
consisting in part follows, viz:
40 hhds Sugar. 100 boxes Star candles:
200 bags Coffee; lOO = and 4 do
IS bbls Molasses; 70 bXs selected ". r. Cheese,
20 bls erusd & pow dSugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
IS kits Mackerel; Is do n. Y. Brandy;
sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin
u cases Sardnes; 800 kegs Nails;
90 boxes Cove Oysters; IS dozen Painted Buckets;
10 hays Pepper 30 nests Tubs;
. chests Tea; Is boxes Starch;
% bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap;
IS coils Rope; IS do Doyle's Candles:
Is cases Matches; 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
100 boxes Flasks;
Together With numerous other articles make up compls
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
sep23-dm No. 80, Market street.
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70 ne Aay0r md hlsF1ei 81 tie C7sy Of Easke67s
GEsTLEz acordsnce with tie resolution az your aoar
send you tie and salaries al ne issshs En- Pnbe
sea09is for lsSs-s. am EesPectflIly,
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.---sffr,.e NEW FIRM.
III. b. PLUMMER g. w. B. KNIGHT.
AVING bought the entire stock Of Goods. Fixtures &C. Of
A. Morrison 4 Co., and associad ourselves under
and fra q Pummer knight, win continue the
the old stand. Wea examna Of stock from
merchants visiting this market.
octld2W Hrr p .PLBAIAIER & KNIGHT.
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gWyHE Trustee Tor Stewart q Oven e under sbe ners--
sirF Of selling out the es.ire DECEMBER next
Thoss 10 need q Rangzl stoves, q an and sre
Crates, Scales Nantes, Kettles, 5cuttles, Tiuwarc Hol y
low Ware and Tame Lions, invest sir money % great
advantage. Those indebted 20 8 4 reninaed as guch
cheaper ss viii he Trustee han wIh 40 ocsf and are
respectfully requested o cali a Stewart OEens % and
No II Market street, Ieri-tktFa
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Liabilities for tI,e gIuniciPal year Endin

The above is exclusive ordinary expenses the Corpo
ration. Al Of which is respectfully submitted.
/ ". A. GLENN. Recorder,
-s G. A. FULLER. Treasurer.
The Finance Committee have eNamded the books Of the
der and the vouchers receipts Of the Treasurer
fed their and the foregoing statement correct
| G. NJ. FOGG,
JOHN A. FISHER,
Sent. 30th 1853. IRA ?. JONES
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
- .
n URING week Of the Fair at Galatn freight viii be
received, except articles Intended for exhibition which
be posted the road Tree Of charge
sePt2s-d5t II FAUNTLEROY, Ag't.
Just Received.
n TIERCEs fresh South Carolina Rice 70 bbs crushed
u % and powdered Sugar, and for sale ~
sep55 HUGH MCcKEA & Co.
.... MOTTO
ELECTION will he held the Office Of the TenueS-
a see Marine & Fire Insurance Co. an
Monday, October the election Directors for si Com
pany for the ensuing twelve months
sept23-d. W. BUTLER, sec'y.
FERUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!-Just received
20 dozen "Arhurs" Tin Cans;
50 do do yellow Stone Cans;
so do do White do do
also sizes Fruit Cans for sealing very siuuv cen
truotsd and easily sealed up, and warranted good
II FOriers from the country promp ty allied.
yis-deEu ". WILSON.
Wanted Immediately.
Q0O0 BUSHELS Dried Apples.
eBOOO &ySo Peaches, unpcaled
Fer which the highest price in cash win Be paid.
septi42n sTRATTON SEYMOUR.
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Embracing every grade.
ANNUAL sTATEmENT

OF the Financial Condition Of the COrPOr-
alton Of Nashville.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 HME q co.,
Have just opened sttheir stand
No. Union street.,
complete stock Of Pan and Winter

DRESS AND mANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
COMPRISING fuil assortment o. plain ana figured Telvs
Ribbons Gallons, Fringss, Bugle Gimp Crane THuanes
Belts Buttons, Bais nuge Buttons, &C. Sc al Of uah are
entirely new, and the best tt could got The Markets.
Our stock Or;
TePhin MeFinO ana Shetland Wooi,
Embroidered Brads and ss Crochet Embroidery spool
C0ons we'll other material Tor Knitting, Netting Eu
broidery and Crochet Work piets, Larger IN Fasy an
quantity than We alaa continue to manuaeturs
PRINCES, Tassels, Buttons, -C0rsds, Sc,
To order as usual and wiz IT, suit all and everybody
sspl2-d
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TlT KlI671 "---I- ~ ]
Nicholas l., s sa1e -z..-.I ...r lHH 2
Time-7:4O7z -7:s-575O.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-25
building Lots to ExChamgc
FOR CATTLE.
Apply 70 O. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND.
nsal Estate Agent, . = Cor BRADY and Second sts
JeoO-d2w
The 0akdale,Cenetery ConDa1V

HAvE a once for the transaction Of bus,nsss IN
"A Herwin's Block, Perry street, which I'M be opsn
from To- 10 IL, n, and from 8 TO S, n.
All lot owners Who have not settled for TIT, ,ot.
will please call Immediately and do "a And recssE.
their deeds. "
A large portion Of The Cemetery grounds .r. ,o-
surveyed and staked Oh in lots. The onmunitv
generally y invited 70 sxsmine then and maSe =.
1oeelOne.
It v 'he intention Of the oompsny 70 make thu
Oemeeery coaplete II III its appointments. ~
avenues are brood and eurved; native forre.t tn.
ne ceretolly preserved. and various kinds Of shado
s!eee have osen set oat. 4 sonpstsnt pssseo oocu-
- ~ fortee'e Lo4Oo, onA y constantly enulnvea
y teltng oase q md i1vsovinG - eroonds.
An aeDtcoeDoao 1of 1eeo o. burtalo nneA h 49,
49,; 9; - vA''' '''a' ''sAa''1a'' Ss'as'' u :
1s2iss3 cJkss',Scss,.ss s9..s2s. ~ =.
N,Q9Q&''' ':s'akr*<