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The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13

Nathan Gouldy, une portion du crane enlevee vers
la tempe gauche ;-Carthe Gouldy, enfant de ans,
la tete ouverte sur une longueur de pres de deux
pouces ;-et enfn, les deux seryantes, Johanna Muir
ply ct Elizabeth Carr, dontla premiere est morte
arrivant Phopita, ct Ia seconde aura probabement
lie meme sort
Qui salt 81 meme une seuIe des six victimes pourra
echapper Ia mort La nature de leurs pleasures
men laisse guere resperance.
QUAINT au miserable auteur de cette boucherie,
CONNIE sest fait justice Iuimeme, il sera touours
difcile detablir avec quelque gertrude les motifs
pervers les movements d'aIienation mentale qui
Pont pousse ce crime. Dependant, on s'arrste ge-
neralement d deux expieations Gu, apres avoir
assassina soc PEREZ il sest jets sursous ceux quiz
rencontres, sous 10 coup dune f6nesIe ayeugle ct
sans discernement ;-eu, apres son premier crime,
a vouu supprimer dun meme coup tous les t6moins
qui eussent pu Zen deearer coupable, ct tous les
ayantdraits partage de h succession de son pere.
L'enquete dn coroner Etc commeneee hier. Nous
ferons eonnairre quelle pourra presenter de
yeau dams les details de cette horrible tragedie ou
les causes qui FONT determinee. e
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13

Lundi ct Mardi derniersnous ayons Gu ee que
fon appee des gel6es gace qui ont euit toutes es
pIantes susceptibies detre tu6es par rhiyer Touts
les sucriers sont aniourd'hui actiyement occupies
b reulaison, presses den nr, de crainte de perdre
des cannes LIE sacre est toujours Dune beaute re-
imaginable ss
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13

E 20 Conr Supreme . ouvert aa session d
Nonselie-O Orleans Ie9 did usourant.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13
UN AoRcEAu DE
TERRE BOLsEE,

~ situee sur lie Bayou Plaquemine
Brulee, dams la Paroisse ST. Landry, mesu-
rant vingt acres superfciels (plus ou moins).
borne au Nord par Hypoliss Guidry, au Sud
par Ia We Francois Richard.sa pEst par ls
Bayou Plaquemine, eta lQaessspar Hypo-
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13

! TERRIBLE ACCIDENT Tn epouvantable
malheur est arrive dams les mines de char.
bon de Page-Bank, ! six miles Iouest de
la vile de Durham [Angleterrel daps les der
niers jours de septembre A huit heures du
matin on trouve 1e puts de mine en- feu,
| ct Fun des contre -maitres etc tue par des
| fragments de charbon ineandescent. LIE feu
consume Ia totalite des charbons detaches,
ct s'est rapidement propage. On est parve;
nu grand peine q retirer tous les ouvriers
t ct les jeunes garcons (au nombre de 82), qui
etaient dams le puts de mine; 72 d'entre
eux etaient vivants, les dix autres avaient
succombe. La mine est As brasses de pro-
fondeur ct lie puts a Is pieds de large. On
suppose que pincendie aura etc allume par
une etineelle qui sera tombee du fourneau
dams lie puts ct aura mis- lie feu au charbon.
Aussit6t quon sen apereut, un des contre-
ma1tres descandit ct donna des ordres pour
que tous les ouvriers vinssent d rouverture
du puts mais le feu Sc propagea 81 rapide-
ment quill n'eut que le temps de s'echapper
avant que le puts lui-meme fut tout en- feu
ct fermat ainsi toute issue. Deux contre-
maitres essayerent de descendre, mais lis
n'etaient pas arrives d II ou Is yards de
profondeur que des vapeurs sulfureuses Sc
leverent. L'aetivite qui a etc deployee par
tout le monde est au-dessus de tout eloge.
Page-Bank est une des mines de charbon du
4seFs Green exploitees par NM Ralph
Ward Jackson ct Co., de West Hartlepool.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13

oPzIo1sAs HqEEI Un hotel portant ce nom a
dte tout recennisDt ouseEs Algel viaavis ID Nile
Orleans z 4.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13

collier, les pieds de devant fsFfes, une raie
noire courant le long du dos, de Ia criniere
d Ia queue, marquee peu pres ainsi: 81
sur Tepaule droite. ct dun sur pepaule
gauehe.
LIE proprietaire Il recouvrera en- s'adres-
SAINT au soussigne, prouvant 50 propriete ct
zen payant les f1ais.
Grande Prairie, Is Noyembre, 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13
veute PuabIiaue.

&$AMEDI PROCLAIM, lie 20 courant, a
~ 10 heures du matin, il sera ofert en-
vente, par un encanteur ddment commission
ne, d Ia residence de L. Suthon, pres de
Washington
am Tn lot de Meubles de Maison,
kzM CONSTANT en- partiesen Meubles en-
acajou ct en- noyer noir, ou plaques,
$JW n Nameublant le salon, les chambres
~ U coucher ct Ia sale nanger; bat
terie de cuisine, &c.; une voiture, une paire
de chesaux, CD eheval creole, uh lot de betes
a cornes douces. ainsi que d'autres articles
qui seront oferts le jour de la yente.
CONDITIONS :-Toutes sommes au-dessous
de $50 payabIes compliant ct todtes sommes
au.dessus de ce montant payablesle Ter mars,
1859, les acquereurs fournissant leprs billets
avec bonne caution ct pasables auqb bureau de
MN Debaillon & Carridre.
Is Novembre, 1858.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13
easreeee coassaase EpaUe.

lie soussigne a arrete COM
me epave. le 8 3Novembre cou-
rant, i Ia Grande Prairie, ,1ne
Mule Americaine, couleur
soarss, agee de 3 i 4 ans,
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13

gY- Samedi dernier, notre Gonseil de Vile a
1ev6 In Quaranaine ainsi admetant dorenavaut, les
mazchandses, les efsts ct les voyageurs venant de
districts nectes Les fortas gel6es que nous avons
cues derniarement ont certainement tue Ia fayre
jaime comme elles ont tue les plantea autusnnales.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13
OPELOUsAs,

a J. w. DoRR est notre agent pour la Nouvelle-
Orleans, autorisa collector lescomptes dannonces,
d'abonnements ct autres, qui nous sont dus.
The Opelousas courier., 1858-11-13

OpsIousas q Noyembrs I855- - I'll
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06

THEArRICAL.-A short time Stree an article
appeared in the Memphis AcaiaEche, stating
that Mr.. De Bar. lessee and manager Of the
ST. Louis and st. Charles (New Orlcans)
Theatres. had become the lessee Of the Theatre
known in Memphis as ASH THEATRE and
that he would commence his season on the
oath September. We perceive by an adver-
tisement published in the Neg York Herald
and '.Porter's Spirit Of tie Times" that he dis
claims any connection with the management
.of any other Theatre save the two above
mentioned which will eatirely set at rest the
report so prevalent in that city. We learn
from the best authority, Mr.. W. ii. Crisp. that
h proposes commencing his seasons in NASH
willie and Memphis early in s rt mbtr. and
that both companies are completed; and fur
ther, that he has already made arrangements
for the best stars in the Union TO visit Ten
ncssee, including james Murdoch, Edwin
Booth, John Drew. Miss Maggie Mitchell, Miss
Davenport, and Henry Lorraine, and as soon
as he arrives in New York ovoTiures will be
made TO Mr.. james Anderson. This is Il move
il the right quarter, and we look for the
ensuing season to he the most brilliant ever
witnessed in this section of the countty. Mr.
Crisp having recovered his sight will super
attend his arrangements personally and from
his well known capacity, We are sure he will
spare no exertiohs to remunerate his numer-
Gus patrons and well wishers
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.-At an
election held at the Office Of the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad. in Franklin. on Tues
day. the 81 inst, for the clcctiGl Of fifteen
Directors, to manage the affairs of said road
for the cushing twelve months, the following
were chosen to-wi:
Tho f. Perkins, c. w Nance, of David
son, w. Z. Cannon, DR.. Sarl. II nd srson, Jno.
McGayock. Dr. b. VI. Hughes, Philip w.
Baugh, NJ. G.. l.. Claiborne, Ii. C. W. Mayber-
~. c. II. Knnard, W. ON. Perkins, Jno.
Marshall. Jlo 5. Claybrool,, VIM. Park. of
Columbia, and Martin Slockard, Of Mt. Pisa
SAINT.
At a subsequent meeting of the Directors.
John Marshall was reelected President 4;
Robert II. Bradley, Secretary; Frank Harde-
man Treasurer, and W. ON Perkins, Super
intendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of venditioni cxponas TO me
~ directed and delivered from the honorable Circuit
Court OF Davidson county, Tenn, at its Nav term
1885, VIII expose to public sale TO the highest bidder
Tor cash at the court house yard gate in the city Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE ITH DAY OF SEPTEAl-
Der 1885, all the right, title, claim. interest and
estate which Edward Vaughn then had may have
since acquired in and to the following described
or parcels of land, to-wt: of land in Dis
trct No 9, in Davidson county Tennessee containing
by estimate nine acres, and bounded as follows: on
the north by the land of William Hewlett on
TIE west and south by the lands of Abram Duuniyan
and on the east by the lands of Benjamin Tankerslv
Also, one other tract lying in the county and District
aforesaid, containing by estimate six acres and eight
poles, and bounded follows: ON the north by the
land OF VIM. Hewlett, the by the land Of Jas
O. shepard, on the south by tile land belonging TO
Goodwns heirs, and on the east by the land men
toned above being the same tract Of land sold by A
Dunnivant 10 the said Edward Vaughn, on the 24ih
OF February 1915 and the deed for which is register
cd ia the Registers office of Davidson county Tenn
IN Book No Z; being levied as the property of
Edward Vaughn to satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of Martha Vaughn against the said Edward
Vaughn J. NJ. HINTON, sheriff.
JyZI-td BY J. B. MATRY ID
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06

iut A-NNt bltt - wa ttlr lt-~tENf itlitNs ana =
open one hour before the sJiruIg al each Train, which
allows ample time for the purchase OF Tickets. Il Is
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave ON the A. NJ. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains on the other
rolGs. Time 10 Richmond - hours; Washington two
days; lhadelphia two aud half, aud New York
three days. This Is the cheapest and best from
Nashville 10 The East
New Orleans passengers leave on the ESQ =. NJ.
Tram, arriving az Memphis in time q Tor New
Orleans, on the evening OF the next day, aud 60
ia oueh with boats without detention nj Memphis
Those Tor AcAinnViic, sparta aud BceTshcba Springs
leave Nashville ON the @SO Z. NJ. Train which con
meets directly IT ruiAhona with the Train for McNnn-
walls. Persons leaving McAnnville IN the morning
arrive - Nashville az $50 L. n
Al Nashville there are boats which leave daily for
Smtand, aud connect with boats for different places
on the obio anl Mississppi rivers Also daiy line OF
stages Tor Louisville leaving every morning ON the
arrival - the night express.
ny this change uf Schedule, the Train from Mem.
phis connects direct At Stevenson vita our up and
down day Trans causing no delay u Nashville and
Eastern assengcrs, ana one hour gained over the
Former ssLedulc ~ gugng ~ Memphis from Nash vile.
c l. ANDERSON,
Jylo-u General Ticket Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
SHERIFF,S SALE.

I(1 virtue Of an execution 20 me directed, and de-
IL tyered from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son county Tennessee, at its May term, 1855 will
expose to public sale 20 the highest bidder for cash
ON the premises on MONDAY, THE 6TH DAY or SEP
TENDER, 1855 all the right title, claim interest and
estate which o. s Galbreath then had, may have
since acquired in and to certain tract OF land lying
in the county Of Davidson, Tennessee, described as
follows, towit: beginning locust the bank
OF Mansker's Greek. the southeast of a tract
of land, on which Mrs o. COnnell resides, run
ming west with the south boundary line of said tract
OF Mrs. o. Conneli's. sxtytwo poles to stake, on
said line thence north fifteen degrees, twenty
four poles to the Creek thence with the meanders of
said Creek 10 the beginning; supposed to contain
twenty acres; beng the same conveyed by VIM Con-
nell 20 o. s Galbreaih. Levied the property of
o ) Galbreath and others 10 satisfy judgment and
cost rem Tered in favor of Lee Shute.
j. NJ HINTON Sheriff of Davidson CO.
jy2S-td BY f. c. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
PROCIaAMATlON.

Il WILLIAM Smith IoVcrnor q Virginia. certify
Il !, ana iaAke known that Joseph Prenfice-who
signs oeru1eate relating - Tke Gra<feaaeru Teg-
abfc flis-is The Clerk q TIE Court ot thi- Stafe
he sad eertincste embraces The ef the most
rrA2bie and rrspoasble seoss this community ana
csrenrz - ne mvartable curative aetIon az The
faricsbefg Vegetables Pills foiloNine diseases.
" i.lesis Cenp.aia Aslhma, constpallon Isyspep-
slRs kysfeisss Low. Nerxoak aad simple Fexers.
G@stFic tsserss Gripes, hesrtbarn Headache indi,
Eestion, ny s,sres, Liver Complaint Nersoas ilsord-
sfss Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and all assesses arising
ire.n ssni q acton "a The digestive organs
Ana further testify thai fui credit ea an are ne
4na oognt - Dc girea b. said eerl bcates-
In testzrnony ~hersof, have subscslbod my mama
AID eaused tAc Great sal u thn be aflxei
bercunis. WILLIAM SMITH f,oxernc-
Wa H. ficAAEIzos, SEC Gem and Keeper ef she se.i.
~. kGFranGr, q Portsmouth, certitlas tf1.l tke-s
efg42s hal Nc has ailh-
IT, cAArsAN neVeE lising equal 10 fhera for
LIVER, >soI1ark Saasesa and Hradsehe- = = 4
Dr. osrsSn has aset them al classes a Ri.ous
conlziuss. IA al elnsi, and SQUAD l.iesa cure 1hc.
arscfE <os 4nd ether n@e1s--aes, In handfeas ii e.
Asv G A. Eek, Pastor q IT, Presbyterian czo.eh
Al speneeF s-ys they work neciss and are NE bsss
mere srs le2z- thens<nd FAMILIES h D.riss..,
county Ei1De hat Always keep them N TIE house hs
cause - 1s-ng them the nrst appearance u ioi.s.
posltioa they kondfed1 ~ dollars N oo<ssr :
hlis. Prise 3 ceals pr box.
ALx- AAcEESxE
jaiyze-d N.sasilks
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06

A Coon MEDICINE.-McLean's Strengthen
ing Cordial aud Blood Purifier is one of tho
most useful and pleasant beverages of thl
day. 1t is mild and agreeable to the taste
bracing the nerves, giving healthy tone tc
the stomach. and imparting a glorious appe,
lite. A wine glass full of this Cordial taken
three times day, will be better than a family
physician, as no other medicine will be II
quired. For ladies it is particularly recok
mcnded, as it strengthens the ribs of tlf
"weaker vessels in an astonishing degree
See the advertisement in another column. \
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06

DEATH FROM Fly DITE.-Thc Paris Siecle
says that "a woman residing in the Rue
ROchechouart, was bitten few weeks since
in the back Of the neck by one of those large
flies which feed on the decayed meat at this
season Of the year, and died few days after
wards, suffering severely, and in spite of the
best medical attendance. 1t is supposed that
the fly must have eaten carrion Immediately
before wounding the woman. and that the
virus which it introduced into the wound
quickly spread through the system"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
"Elixir.,s

Prepared by DR.. JAS WILLIAMS, the cure Of DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSrEI'SY, (as advertised in
another column has by its merits, obtained for
itself 80 high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi-
Clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing it To their patients WINGED
by observation of its great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. Nj
meroas cases of Dyspcpsy, OF the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as ncurablc by
Of the Medical Faculty have by the use of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health as acsted Ger
hCates testify. aprl3-ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
SUERIFF,S SALE.

E(f virtue OF SIX Nendtoni eXponas, me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee. at its May Term
1905 VIII expose To public sale io the highest bidder
Tor cash at the Court house yard gate the city OF
Nashville, ON SATURDAY THE 2SrH DAY or Az
GUST 1885 all the right, title, claim, interest es-
tate winch Ihos :. Blackwell then had, or may have
since acquired IN and TO the following described tract
Of Land and Dwelling House, in district No of Ia.
wilson county, and bounded as follows :-On the east
by the Lands of sam. steel, the north aud west by
The lands of BenEImin Hurt the south by the
lands OF samuel Butler and Josiah Hurt, levied upon
as the property Of 1hos. :. blackwell, containing
about 20 acres To satisfy Judgment rendered in favor
OF John K. Gleaves, VIM. Bayed. Samuel Butler An
derson Evans, Lewis Wright, Henderson Bryant, ex.
JAMES ". HINTON
lyle, '5s-td Sherin payidsnn co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
SUERIFF,S SALE

DY virtue OF a venditIoni exponas 10 me directed
ID ana delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
oi Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May term 1855
viii eXpise 10 public sale, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, az The Courthouse yard gate, in the City Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE 2sm DAY or AT
GUST 1898, ali the right, title, claim, interest and
estate which JEFF Aunks then had, may have since
acquired In and To the following described tract Of
land lying IN Davidson county, being part Il the Day
or Fly tract, situated on the south side Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad about Is miles from
the city OF Nashville, containing and ninety
three poles, near Wailaoes Cap and the Southwest
corner OF Lot No s. of the subdVis Of said tract
being known as Lot No. T. IA the subdivision OF said
Day Fly tract Of land levied the property of
Jefferson Munks 10 satisfy Judgment in favor Of
Isaac Mhitworth.
JAMES NJ. HINTON
Jyio-td Sheriff OF Davidson CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
9p Gflegrapb.
Atlantic Telegraph Successful !!

New YoaK, August 9th, II O'Clock and IS
minutes.-The Atlantic Telegraph Cable has
been successfully laid. The steamer Niagara
arrived at Trinity Bay yesterday. The Cable
will be landed to-day. Signals are perfect
throughout
TRINITY Bar; August 5@1he Atlantic
Telegraph feet sailed from Queenstown on
saturday, the 18th of July, and net at mid
1 ocean on the 18th of July. The cable was
pspliced at ore o'clock. P. n. on the 18th. The
vessels then separated-the AgzBlemnon and
Valorous for Valentia, Ireland and the Niaga-
ra and Gorgon for this place, where the latter
arrived yesterday.
This monning. the end of the cable will be
LANDED.
1t is ! ,6ss nautical miles and 1850 statute
miles from the telegraph house at the head of
Valentia harbor to the telegraph house at
Bulls Arm, Trinity Bay, and for more
than two-thirds of this distance the water is
over miles deep.
The cable has been paid from the Agamem-
non at about the same speed from the
Niagara.
Eectrieaksignals are sent and received
through the whole length. of the cable per-
feet.
The machinery for paying out worked most
satisfactorily, and was not stopped for single
moment since the splice was made until the
Niagara arrived here.
Capt Hudson, of the Niagara, eulogiZes
every one on board. Engineers, electricians,
officers of the ship, and in fact every man on
board the feet, have eXerted themselves to
the utmost to make the expedition successful;
and, by the blessing of Divine Providence, it
has succeeded.
After the end of the cable is landed and
connected with the land lines of telegraph,
and the Niagara discharges some cargo be-
longing 80 the Telegraph Company, she will
20 to St. johns for Goals, and then proceed at
once to New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
SHERIFF1S SALE.

t(H virtue of an execution to directed and de-
II hvered from the honorable Circuit Court of David
son county, Tennessee, at its May term, 1855 will
expose To pubic sale to the highest bidder cash.
at the courthouse yard gate in the of Nashville
on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1855
all the right, title, claim, interest estate which
William Mccoy and W. Paul then had or may
have since acquired in and to the following described
town lot, IN Mapry and Claborne's addition 10 Nash
yle to-wt: Lots No. 80 and a., fronting IS feet on
the Lebanon Pike, and running back les feet tn 20
feet alley, opposite or nearly opposite Slade's Store
being levied on the property of William Mccoy Ia
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor of MIR G. /
Claiborne against said Mccoy and Paul.
J. NJ. HINTON. Sheriff
Jy21-td. BY j. D. MAURY ID :
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue of a venditioni eNponas to me directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF davidson county, tennessee at its Nav Term
1898, VIII expose To pub &c sale % the highest bid
der for cash. at the Court house yar gate in the CITY
Of Nashville, on TUESDAY, THE 3IST DAY OF All.
GUST, 1858, ali the right, title claim interest and Is
tate which Mrs. {. H. Willis then had, or may have.
since acquired IN and TO the following described House
aud Lot sin ated on South High Street in the city Of
nashville, Davidson county, IN and on which Mrs
Willis resides said Lot has about 40 feet fronting
on High street, and running B. ok about 2OD feet 10
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. said Lot lies
between the property of Mr.. Brsdfutc on the North
and Mr. Mosely the South; levied on as the pron-
erty of Mrs. {. H. Wills, 90 satisfy a judgment rem
dered in favor Of Thomas ". Chiffon
j. 81. HINTON, sheriff OF Davidson Co
{. DRAKE, Deputy Shet H.
iy2I-td Nv I " p,c,rv q n r,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
MEMPHIS, TENr.. April ?. 1858.

MEMlHls, lem, Apili :, zoos.
Y. DAY, EsQ.:-ln answer TO your enqui-
ries concerning the Grover u Baker Sewing
Machine | purchased iIom you, | wish 10 give
a fair and impartial comparison. have uss d
Singers Machine in my establishment, and
alter thorough and long trial. found il az
inconvenient and troublesome Machine. The
person who runs il must be well acquainted
with Machinery % operate il successfully. Ii
has too much machinery, and its shuttle and
other work is Troublesome and complicated.
next gotta Wheeler Il Wilson's machine. and
after testing il fairly. iound it would not an
swer. IL easily gets out OF repair. the thread
must be wound OF the spo0ls aud ruu into
shuttles. and 1t wears 80 readily that il Is
found very lnconveni,nt for continuous use.
Ii Is not ad tptcd, either, for heavy work. ow-
lug 10 ali these Inconvenience. | put aside
the other machines, aud after thoroughly test
Ing the Grover x Baker machine pronounce
u the best, in every respect. It, ork is ~
neat as any machine can pos IDLY do; il is
ea'ily kept in order; the work is done from
the ordinary spools. Ii is speedy as any
other, and, taking il all in all, would rather
pay five prices for the Grover Il Baker than
have the Wheeler x Wilson AT any price. |
quilt. make cloth wolk, aud fine stitching in
the SHIRT and light work of my establishment
la fact do all the work OF my large estab-
lishment with iiiis machine Lit me then re-
commend the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes to be the best ia use
Yours, as ever.
Jy3l-dlw3mw \. STILLMAN & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-06
SUERlFF,S SALE.

RH virtue OF IA veudtoni exponas, tn me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Coart
oil Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term
1895 VIII expose 10 public sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash. AT the Court house yard gate in the city
of Nashville, on TUESDAY, THE 3IST DAY or Al
GUST le5e, all the right title, claim, interest and
tate which Jesse Morris then had, may have slice
acquired in and to the following described lot living
IN ie eh ~ N..sAsise, &s'e.n .ecnsS S6Inded as
follows; beginning at the Northwest corner OF a tract
of land Jonathan Rains purchased OF John Nelson an
rock running North with the Nolensville Turnpike
orty-on feet and four inches to cedar post thence
east about 800 feet 10 rock thence South about for
~ one feet and four inches said Rains line thence
west to the beginning; levied as the property OF
Jesse MOTHS To satisfy judgment rendered in favor
of a. J. Ramsey.
J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson Co
Jy22-m By +. C. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff