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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-10

The above defendants who ue residents Of the State Of
Pes usy vanIg will take Hulce. that 2ih day OF Au-
d0werfr said sally Chaee widow OF Matthew Br00kS
deceased IN the fol owing PREMISES, which be
Si-uleu IN Brookyn tUEusn, IN s1ii county. and
piece being known part Of lot No g. bounded f1
ow--Beginning the northeast corner Of f 4g thence
south on ~. lfne 10 lTrdg Once 5r now rusd y
samuel Boes. = and 4s00 chr e. thence west on said
B1ls, land, 20 land Osvued by jared williams thence
nortu said land 70 the center cf The road OF lot ue
thence east 20 the place Of beg unlg aiming - and T.
lu0 acres less EUceptIng frm the above
acres conveyed 70 D1ld seZer, I'D November l-s4, and
which Is dsoed Is loloWs si.uaied n Jog a. beginning
At tie northeast corner Il said lot .he centre Of tn ro
heuce souhi on the east line Of lot % ch9ns and links
stone a. Gcorge Decsers north line- theme wes
DeczsEs north line. chaas and IS Inks. the &c n =
ard o. link 70 the csurr OF the road: thence
chains and = inks 10 the place Of begnDl AIS eIceu
ing dfsclhed part of lot No a. bounded
veyed by C Sexton, County surveg0r-heglunng
norhesf corner u n Brooks and n The center Of The
AN ard - links; hence south u chains and = nkE
thence west CHAINS nd % links to the west line OF
Brooks and ihelee nor h. on " Villains east Inc Is ehaus
and . links 70 TIE pace bsinuin, and ed 70
Anirew With The llrh Il October. ls54
The Otler o. gald pieces % land described ioTWs
PIT Of lot No No. g. IN township and ty and
Atlal Cush the 9Th OF Angus 1871. dee ed 70
William Aus, and the center of the turnpike ID
ie-t, q schoOl-bguss To- decided by warm Young
thence easrrs 70 the norh-sserly corner Of sa hoo
thence ease civ on said Bra Ser- ne 80 ar 5 lins
drawn may In oEsst tn u Of william aus ms iot
htng q th sane course there along sad Ausus line
g VI bate OF beginnins' conaiAlns suoai y o
sad dsfnr arts are also further that unless thsy
appsaI and lsSeI sad pet ION shn sixty DAYS er N
mence the 18Th day u NOvemb T. IsSsl the plaintiffs
will app TO The Cour 10 take the maes q ne petition
confessed and decree aeeoEdinsy- HhtNIlSSs t,sN.ISs
suO Solicitors tIT PlaiHtlftI.
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

EUer Worn By Kings or Emper0rs!
WHAT?- WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HE'D OF HAIR Because it Is tie Ornament
God hlHs pI0rided for all Reader although
the bloom ever 50 brightly the glowing ehee
the eye Be sparkling. the those OF Das h
the head Is hereft OF covering, the hair be snarle and
shrIyeleu, Au 81 and dry. still led
gray, nature will lose than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, # used two or three
ilmes week. viii restore and permanently secure 20 all
such ornament Read the following. and Judge The
writer Of the frs. IS the celebrated Prni5f THALBERG:
New Y *. April 10. LIS
Dr.. WOoD-Dear Sir Permit me to express to y0u lie
Oh Igaiuus under the resfofafou Of nv har
70 is orIual color About the time Of ms arrival Ii The
United Safes II rapidly hecum NJ gray but upu The
application OF your HAIR RESTORATIVE it soon re-
covered us original hue c0usijer your restorative
wonderful nveniion quite ecaccus vel as ageeabe
an dear sir, yOurS fruy, S THALBERiE
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la For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourtb
lapa
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FIRE

The Democratic Convention to day unanimously
nominated W. Davidson for Congress from the 4th
District.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-10

The RESTORATIVE Is put up in bottle 4 three
large, medium and small The small holds half pint, and
reinlls tr 81 bot. The medium holds twenty
cent proportion than the small and retais for
s. per bote The arse holds quart forty per
IN prupuril N, az d retails for 81
o. J WOOD CO. PIOprietors ~ Broadway, New
YORK In the great n Y Wire Railing esabshment and
ia Market street. s.. Louis, No.
Ard sod b an sood Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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PROP. WOoD-Abnl two years ago. my hair commenced
turning graz fast bee mtls 1ad and had
remedies feet. cUmn slced usn= your ReslurutIvs
IN January last; few appllcao Bs eued my hir rlr;
began % I'LL up out, and turned hack frmer
colur-b Sex Al this time, II Is iuy Orga
c0lur, health, and apPeaEarce aid cheerullv
It. use 10 al J. ID. HOES
Chicaao. Illinois. Nav .ls5T
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PROP o. J. wOoD-with confidence 40 recoalraeni vo1r
Hair Restorative, being the most eeacous arce lever
Since usg Hair Restorative my HAIR and his-
kers which slmosi whre have tradualy grown dak
and now feel cQnhient that few applications viii
restore them 10 Their Ura color 10 has also relieved
OF all dandrud aud unpleasant itching common among
persons wh0 ptrsuirH freely. J. q. KILBY
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported Oy tue Union Telegraph,
5TFIcE, wARIEGs BLOCK, CoRSEK OF BANK AND
ct. CLAIR STREETS
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THE TOURNAMENT.

At three o'clock the Companies proposing to
enter the lists for the prizes reported themselves
and took their places as per previous arrange
ment-those of first class at corner of Ontario
and Prospect streets; second class at corner Of
Euclid and Erie; and third class at corner OF St.
Clair and Ontario-the Hook & Ladder ComPa-
nies being stationed at head of Superior street,
and the Hose at east side Pebble Squire. As
the clock struck thee, the machines were Put
in motion, and the energies Of the stslwaIt mem
bers put forth in Lood earnest for the success Of
their favOrrtes. The following Is the time, dis
tanee, &c;
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES.
Foresf City Hook L2d5er Company Of Cleveland raH
% ard stacked isdde- with on rs TOP II l=s
Empire Comp1ny OF OueTlIn Iu l-25-
The 'Tumpe; was awarded &c Empire C Igaay Of obsr
HOSE COMPANIES.
Ne7.u1s Hose Company, o Springfield raa 50 rods De,
tached agd attached hose 70 hrS-Fus. and got Wais
AlsTi Hose Company e Cleveland, lls and the
v.nne-s q The true PEI
ENGINE coNPASIEs-FIRsT CLASS.
Rsd Jacket No Of Csveland, shTe7 water le2 # in
Nsstgas No OF Dayton ..-..---.......-Isi - = o..
Ne. = o! D1y ton, WIuners
SECOND CLASS
PAzaiI No. Of Cleveland threw lsi Il
THIRD CLASS.
SsrA;oEa No Of levsland, 4 il
TUrrent No 10 Of Ceve land II
Pores, Cits No 0f Cvzland, d,--...----- --.-.ls5 De-
CTizeus Git No o. Ind e., ,-..--.-----..----e4 81
HTpe No q Cleveland, -----..--.--.-.---l $50
WashI. Ston No o. Cleveland, ,.--.-..--.-.-...-l .
And CitIsas' Gil. OF yIRllay declared The winner.
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MRS RoBNsoN's CERTIFICATE.

MRS RoBINSONs CERTIFICATE.
VERNos, Trrmbull Co, MAY Isl. 1883
This certifes that have been in health for
year and found httle relief after 9osug number
nf Physicians Ny dIxfase ProlaugiE Uter had
been reduced bv that ard Fl0uor bus until had become
liberated 70 considerable By the advice Of Dr.
@ " Bushnell procured took hotties Of Marsais
Uterine stholicun which enabled 10 attend hus-
band his last sickness until he died which ah0uf
year have taken three bottles his Dc ath.
whrh hls made able % labor and support family OF
three children The Cafhocsn hag nearly restored
healsh- Il E the onlV thing that has sted ny suffer-
ing tor which feel very grateful
MARY z. ROBINSON
The CATHOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and By
Medicine dealers generally jull2
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Dr. P. H. RECORD.
PARIS, January. ls55.

For sale. Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. % superior street Cieveand, who will supply the
'Amie de Femme a ths Proprietor's prlces.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN NO

r 4 Ll-AAlL II VI NhlN1N W "
IL MEN- From tie N. Y. DAILY Nsrs (Edifori.ll
We desire 70 call attention a letter from DR. Joshua
p brldg1, On The Health Of American Women. IN snoth
his skill and medical judgmen' be relied upon
Prom tle AbGHy Morning E-press-
aMarshalg Uterine Catuoiiron has pToye ed TO fully
b. medical geuteme aud OiheTs Dr. Bridge regular
physician OF ne aitInmeus Of great judgment
all diseases, especially those Of and
From Psysicisas
'Narshalls Uterine Cafhoicou will certainly cure all
the diseases fn- which It is recommends I"
- here Is no med cine ike Il IN this couufrv"
Ia N. worst cases have ever met with Marshalls
Uterlne Cafhoicon Is a Ger; am and safe remedy"
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOIICON
Complaints % which able which grad
uaT affect The mind well the body. that 70 thu <
poszhIiy Among the compl1us for which the CafhOli
cOn i remedy Failing Of the womb, Whites Sup
naTauna and Diseases Of the kidneys or Urinary Or
Retention Incontlneuce Urne. Heartburn Co..
eness, NsrVOusness, FsintingS PalptarionS Cramps
DIS ured Seep, and all troubles, sym ahetic
connected with the uterine organs
LADIES' who troubled with any Of the above ymptoms
with spine liver lung ainG are invited 10 ad
md relief Msrshalls Uterine Cathoicou Is quacs
msdcine but rs ingredients have been mlde known 10 the
Medical Colleges, ard thy Al the service Of any
Epectzhle phYsician in the county
T1s price o. MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLE
CONiS OHs Dollar aaf HatfpeT siagle b0nls.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co NAV "A, 1851.
Mr. X. kingt ey SIr:-I have been selling the metl
cine Of the Graenberg ompany for the st years and
have invariably found them TO good s1tsacOu and
the pills have sold 10 great many famiies regulary
apio article Marshalfs Uterlne Ca hnlicon . M
cine ha, done great amount Of good IN female dseas
One lady l. O. toll nae she had received
benefit from bottle than he did from long Of
medical treatment By the mosi skilful physicians.
YoarS truly, JAMES WILSON.
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iRoTER AID BAKER's FAN

GROVER AND BAKERS FAN.
mY SEWING MAcHEEs.-
The particular attention Of
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and IN
n,istskahla adrsntaRes.
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THE PARADE.

THe following is the order Of the procession
as the march was made through Superior
street
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YELLOW FEVER
NOMINATION


New ORLEANS, Sept. 8.
Deaths by yellow fever yesterday 90.
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ape2dkw1m e bro1dV'ay. Nv 1oTk
WIGS =! WIGS !! WIGS! !

engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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5prfial Notices.

Y For Gas Fixtures nd Fitting-Apyly
Fogg. EAsVorth & Co., los and lJ7 Superior street
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auO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27
Tribute of IicSnCrI.

Ats called meeting OF the Agatheridan Literary
Society Of the University of Nashvill' the follow
ing preamble aud resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAs, Ii hath been the order OF Providence
10 call from our midst to sphere Of more exalted
moral and intellectual elevation and purity, our
friend, companion and brother, JERMAS BAKER, Of
Tallahassee, Florida, tits proper that pay just
tribute OF respect TO his memory; therei r.,
Reso'rCi, That bis high scholastic attainmeuts,
his ntlemanly bearing. bis Christian virtues. OF
truth, integrity, jIsJce and Kindness, entitled him
20 respect auu este, whilst living, aud Crate
full tribute after death.
ResUiUei. That the death Of one both Young an )
promi <, with the path OF life bright before him.
calls forth the sine T, expression Of gret At
the loss society has sustained, and coincidence
and sympathy with the relatives OF the dec ased
and that they be furnished with u copy Of these
resolutions.
Reso Usd That as a tol en- of our hearti, sorrow,
Wa " ar TIE usual badge OF mourning, AID hang
our hall with Grape, for thirty days.
RSSOirsd That the city papers be requested 10
publish these prOc1sd ngs.
j. f.. SAUNDERS
X. GREEN, Committee.
j. w. THOMAS, J
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Dwelling for Sale.

FINHAT convenient dwelling at the corner q sun mei
and Deade rick streets is for sale. The lot fronts IS
feet. The house contains eight and within three
hundred yards OF the public square, The owner, wishing
the country, will fair price for this
srty, 4 sold By the lat Of January neat. Apply 10
Dec LIT. A. v. q. LINDSEY.
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CONSTABLE.

II p We are authorized TO announce WI SON MULLEN
candidate for in he Nashville District the
suiDg March election.
gSs- We authorized TO announce JESSE w PAGE
candidate for Goa. table in the Nashville District
EF- We authorized TO announce Med. A. NoLsS
candida Cons able IN the Nashville Gs rio, a. he next
March elec ion.
ESS We authorized TO announce IRA A. STOUT,
candidate for Constable IN the Nashvil Z District.
~ We are authorized announce JosEPH l..
a candidate for Constable H. the Nashville District.
sR- We are authorized JESSE b. PERRY
candidate for Constable, in the Nashville District, at tn
ensuing March election.
sD- We au horized to announce FLETCHER w. Horn
candida for Cons table ia the Nashville District at the
ensuing March election
sS- We authorized to announce sam. d. NICHoL
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District TIA
c SUNG March election. movie
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News from Virginia.

MADISON, C. H., Va. Get. 21, 1856.
DR.. c. b. jackson. Dear SRI take pleasure in add
ing certificate 10 your list, and recommending Hoof
lands German Biters all may afflicted with Dys-
pepsia Pilel l had been afflicted some four or Eve
months with Dyspep ia, when 1 taking the
Bitters and they effected perfect had
pain in my stomach, attended with Files / have never
had attack Of the since cured by the
Bit tiers, and very cheerfuly them who
may be similarly afflicted.
II. CARVER, late p. II.
Witness-Jas. ii. Floyd.
Ask for Hollands German Biters 1t is sold drug.
gists and tOre keepers in town and village in the
United States, Indies and South America rs
per bottle. Uan1-1m
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NASHVILLE, January 90. 1898.

Messrs. R. C. ANDERSON & Cot affords me
pleasure to ackno~ ledge, in behalf of the Fire As
social of Nashvill-, the receipt Of your cheek
for twenty se dollars. which you are pleased to
convey as a testimonial Of your appreciation OF
their exertious on Friday last. While the Firemen
o. this city DO not work for pay, they ale, never
theless, grated know that their libors are held
in prop r esteem, and this token ia not Les accp-
table, because substantial Be pleased gent men,
to accept the thanks OF the Firemen, individually
AID collectively and be assured they only await oco
cason, renacr you, as well as all other citizens oil
the city, s: further service.
IL. CONGER.
P,asiJl NJ Tire A ssCcfatjou Of Nashville
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THOSE WHO HAVE USED

Among the many testimonials favor of the effects OF
BGaHAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs, offer the Of
the following, many of them well-known in this city,
JAAEs CoLvIS of South Pittsburgh, avs: at is certainly
valuable medicine, it cured me of Dyspepsia"
Captain HENRY EATON, at cared my wife Of Neu-
ragia."
J. A VoS BoSSHoRsT, says 81 never met with speedy
a remedy for aeidi.y of the stomach"
HEINRICH PAULUs ''I cured me of chronic
diarrtea in two days"
SAMUEL WooDRUFF of Athens, Ohio, says: "when
commenced using medicine Frustrated that
could not walk my farm; after using
eat any thing"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27

CRIsP's Notwithstanding ioauspriHus
weather, SIR Murdoch again greeted by large
and delighted audience on Monday night. His re.
engagement, will doubtless be as brilliant as was
the FIRST. Genius will always command its appro-
pirate tribute, which will be conceded by com
munity more readily or more lavishy than by the
citiz rs of Nashville. In some resp cts Hamlet
was better tanned than on the previous occasion,
both by Horatio and Po!loniats.
The ent rtainment for tonight is the superb
comedy, Ho"ey-,o conclude with "jfy Ao@t'-ir
both of which Mr. Murdoch takes part.
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rIsdAr vziusble pveninx ~ the % Cedar ans
u snnDer ssEests- he les fonts IS ket ne Dwell
inz large and ne1ioas. and tesss IL hns once
ms let A. % Fl NE ds-r.bis locations In the
sspsis. AVS InpsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27
COUNTY TKuSrEE.

ea- tho feed to announce WIN. JACKSON, Esq.
a county Trustee the ensuing March cleo
ton.
~ We are authorized TO announce JOIN RAINS
candidate for reelection he Office Of County Trustee at
the ensuing March election.
go We authorized announce T. T. SAUNDERS a
the oce of County Trustee at the ensuing
March election.
sN- authorized to announce ELI L. Woors as a
candidate for County Trustee at the Ma Oh eecion
NOyl-tdT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27

Sore and Inhamed Eyes.-These disagreeable
complaints are becoming remarkably prevalent oflate and
give any thing hut Interesting look to the Of
the diseased organ. red and fiery eyer pretty
to look at, certainly cannot be to have or
keeps the boys say We teilthoe afflicted in this
manner how the evil, won't charge them any
thing for the information. Let them get BRAeos
ARCTIC LISIHEST and touch the irsmed part
times, and the work is done. The Arctic Lniment may
obtained any of the Drug sto res in this place.
ianl-Im-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27

s3- John RiVes, representative from the CITY
of Memphis to the Peuitentiary effected his escape
yesterday, and had been gone an hour before his
absence was noted. So soon as he was missed
pursuit was made. and he was captured in thick
ct not far from town. and restored to his old quar-
ters. His term of service was approaching TO
close, and for that reason he had been allowed
more liberty than is usual. He will now have cause
torepeat lis unsucc ss'ul attempt to get away, in
heightened tern, and s:ricter Surveillance.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27
COUNTY COURT CLERK.

- We authorized to announce Capt. john S. DASH
candidate for County Court Clerk, at the March
election.
err We authorized to announce FELIX r. CHEAT
candidate for reelection to the Office of County
Court Clerk Election in March
~ We authorized to announce WILLIAM L. FOSTER
candidate the Office of County Court Clerk the
ensuing March election.
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SALES BY THE cHANCERY CLERK.
CHANCERY SALE OF "A NIRETY-ACRE TRACT
CF LAND IN WILSON COUNTY.

Thos C. Martini exr, ETC., Joseph B. Hughes and wife.
pursuance OF the decree rendered in the above s1
cause, at the November, Qs5T) Term Of this ~
Court, VIII sell TO the highest bidder, the Store -
stand, at Green Hill, Wilson county, SATURDAY the
BOTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1885, at IL O'Clock a TRACT
OF ABOUT NINETY ACRES OF LAND, lying in Civil
District No. "a OF Wilson county, the vicinity OF
Mr. MAsTERsoSs Tavern Stand the being the tract
OF land OF which Brice Martin, desezed possessed
more particular description will be given day OF sale
TERMS-A credit OF one year, Except $3.50 In cashl
Note with two good rites required and lien retxn
ed. c.. d. BRlEN Clerk A Nas.sr
Dec. 24-td. OF Caancery Court at Nashville
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CHANcERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Aoier Jones, py &C. Ss D. Lanier and others.
by virtue OF decree OF the Charcery Nash
lC Vlle in the above at Nov ember Term, 1851
will on SATURDAY, the I 9TH DAY Of FEBRUARY next,
on the Public Square, in Nashville, sell public sale,
the highest bidder, certain piece parcel ground In
Nashville fronting so feet Cav street and running back
with the line Of Doris Aes III street and
being known as lot No. 5 in Doris plan OF lots.
EkMs--A credit OF slx, twelve and eighteen months
will be given, notes with good security, Bank
being required, and lien retained the payment the
purchase money.
Jan Std G. d. BRIEN, @. NJ.
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II. CARVER, late p. II.

EsATE s<s Notwithstanding 10,
kE-~as7a goo men to engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invald, mechanics
farmers teachers, wishing travel, will find this
very profitable ard pleasant business, enabling them TO
the country, and make money at the time A
gents in the business clearing from $500 81
per year. For full particulars and list of Books address
H. NJ. RULIsON, Queen City Publishing House, Main
street, Cincinnati Ohio; or, if living East, RULIsoN
Philadelphia. sept21.
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BANK 0F NAsHYILLE.

AN osering mr. sale thai ysiasbls Lot on M2rkst
II street .doining Ct Morris Mathews The
onts % AHrAsi and rsns tack lVI iest to-
ssrds Front street.
n woald maze enc of The stands for = vhOlssais
6reesry slors In city. Der tsras apply 70
srpsie. A. v. LISDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27

A Neat Dwelling House for Sale.
CsffuAfED IN EsEsasa, on the 6all.sia Turnpike "a
sspsiI- AVS ISDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27
CHANCERY sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Christsna Des Adnx &c VS. 6oodei alias GotieI De ISIS
and others.
1URSUANT TO the decree rendered In the above cause
Il at November term Of this court, / will sell
Public Square, in ths city, Saurday the Of
February 1885, the real Ghch Daniel Deiss
seized and possessed the being known part
No. Is, in ba oh htesides' addition Nashville
at the intersection OF Market and Jefferson streets.
THIS property sill be divided before day Of sale
and plan Ct the same will be exhibited
TEkhs-one aud two years with Interest. Notes
TO be be well secured and 4 leL TO be retained.
c. ID BEIEN, @. an.
Jan. y, lS5S-td Chancery Court at Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27

THAT valuable business stand Market Street. Aoin
Il ing the Warehouse Of A. hamilton, oecapisd By
Coney clio hing Of The best stands In the
eaty for any retail estAbshHsnt Price moderate.
APPIyto -
Nov. 96-tl A. d. LlNDSLEY.
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Edxoneld.

AM Offering prices suit the tines three lots In
Edgeled, Just beyond Donson's Store. The lots front
each 50 the Gallatn Turnpike and 24O feet
deep, with In the They convenient
inc Kbausibe supply Of excellent and In
Idly Improving neighborhood. Apply -
Dee ST A.. 8. LiNDeLEY.
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C. A n ID [ ID A L E S
SEEEREFFALTY.

10 We authorized to announce JAMES NJ HINTON
a candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county, at the mex
March election.
e4- authoriz- d to announce J. r. MCCAIN cam
didate for Sheriff tie ensuing March election.
DO authorized to announce JOHN X. EDMONDsON
candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson county, at the next
March election.
~ We are authorized 70 announce E. B. EIGLEY
sheriff of Davidson county, at the March
eIeg tiDu.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27
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