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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
" acoOta, Jan, 4. 1858.

>, ~ NOTE NOTICE.
NOTICE IS hereby given cautionine all rer-
- sons against purchasing certain pro,nis-
sorry no sc bearing date August 18th. 1857, given
to Michael Ssahler by the subscriber ~ nav.
:e.civcd TO valuation therefor. Tsw3z
Red IIing. Jan. IL. 1858. JOHN HACK. i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
u Minnesota, District Court, LIST Dis
ounty Of Gocdhuc.

ii Minnesota, District Court, LIST Dis
ounty Of Gocdhuc. Ia
nitro, and Theodore b.
l.lcIuon, Plaintiffs
Against.
Edward Sodcrlans!, rs mertgag- 4s
or, and Nora Soderland, his wife,
"a subsequent dowcrcss p; Niles summons
Trullson, rs subsequent purchas ~
or Of part ofmortgaged promises, o''eA'S"rc'
and Mrs.--Trullson his wife,
and Lars Larson. us subsequent
purchaser Of part Of mortgaged
premises, Defendants.
TO Edward Soderland, Nora Solder.
land, his wife, Niles Trullson, Mrs.
's-Tr,,llson, his wife, and Lars Lar.
son, Defendants
TN tho name Of the United States you arc here.
i by summoned and required 10 answer sthe
complaint in this action, which complaint il til
ed in the Office ofthe Clerk Of this Court ut the
city Of Rcd Wing, in said county, and to serve
u copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber, ut his office in the city aforesaid
within twenty days after the service Of Til.
summons, exclusive Of the day Of such service
and if you fail to answer said complaint with
In the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this ac
ton will apply to this Court for the relief dc
suanded in said complaint. Dated at Rcd Wing
N. r., this 18th day of January, AID. 1865.
WARREN BRISTOL.
s7ws Attorney for plaintiffs.
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SIERIFF'S SALE

ny v;rtuc sf ~ cxoc,t;o, ;ssnod -.
Under tho seal ~ the n.t tS;"cG urt 9, ana
for thc county ~ {; ond,,no ny n Ta.. III ana
, .'',n.so: Ui''u = Ju"g'hche rendered and
q i"m , IN INC sa1o eo"ft, On inc 9TH day
c,'"I> ~ w. G"t ioo1 IN an act'on wherein
Ci, in d. ra''S Is P'I'ht1, ana William d.
are dc"dants !" favor I Of H.. n, ms S"ioty
and AGAINST the said dcfcndm,s S' f"r t,c " .",,
Of ono ImI re e' ana , thr"n ,'"m" '9r !mc sum
ccnt. VIII, ;ntor".t fro, w. ~, % M sx'yohc
A. D. 1s5 to.cthcr w;,S "o. ',.' " ""y o. v"nc
lmo tiaro", >e~'~' WIN 'oe'S ~" "e'"a''y
I have or this 10Th ,,v &C hoo n ,c.-
~" t tM,S t,a Gs o, icci - 1901,
Ic,iea upon INC 1oi'owins described real prop
o,i, !" WV, pe'ol!S'Hg !" inc &ld dcicndn'ts;
1"l .ie nv s' J"'s"chs was so rendered
-. w., :, :. ,,.,
:oss - aA" A. ~ plocS - Lots S,3, I,
-, III " W; ":.' w., olIS Hwcneys Addition
VIM, nv" " ny l;'.s 81 io' ~, DOCK T. III kcd
WI, !" M Nv Z O. sec "a; Town ~ range l6
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
To Henry Smith one of the above nam
ed Defendants Ann

VOU aTc hereby summoned and roqnred to
i answer the complaint of the above named
Plaintiff in this action, which said conn plant ia
6llcd in tho Office Of the Clerk ofsaid Courtaud
TO serve acopy ofyonr answer to the said COM
plant on US, the subscribers, Mt our office. in
the city Of Red Wing. in said count, Of Good
hne, within twenty days = tter the service ofthi,
summons upon you, exclusive of tie day efsuc,
service. and It you fail 10 answer the sail COM
plant within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff
in this action will take Judgment against YOU
for the sum At two hundred and twenty 81 (
dollars with interest thereon from and after
the LIST day Of July AID. 1857 tngc her with
the costs III this nc ion. r4EEsEfT
Dated Ned Win. January 4sh. lSss.
COLNlLL !. HAMILTON. !
7Swe tts E Plaintiffs Attorneys
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7l-w6 Sheriff Of Goodhuc %
W. W. PHELPS, PLAINTIFFS ATTY.

STRAY HEIFER TAKEN UP. !
SAID Heifer came into my enclosure on the
brindlc. left horn loped, and appears about two
years old. The owner is requested to call
prove property pay charges. and take her away
sa GEORGE POST.
W2coOta. Jan, 4. 1858. e5w5
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SHERIFFS, SALE.

10y virtue Of an execution issued out Of md
- nnder the seal Of the District Court in and
| for tho county of Goodhue and Territory Of
doekoted in said court, on tie e ilth dayof Sep
TENDER. a. D. 1851, in an scticn whereinE plra-
i'm llackettis plaintiff, and Robert L.Philips
is defendant. in favor Of tho said plaintiff and
|against the said defendant, for the snm Of one
|conts, whicl il aetaaiiy duo thereon.
have on this 9TH day of Dec. AID. 1851,
levied upon the following described real cs-
tate, to wit: sS3 d
Lots 8 and ., in block 10 !; lots l, 8 and 10, in
block 10; lot 10, is blsck %; west Il of lot
., IN block s all Of block q, in the town Of
Central Point. county of Goodhue and Terri
tory Of Minnesota. ars. g.s,.s.....,a,,f
Notice is hereby given that ] will sell llct
above described real property to tho highest
bidder, for cash: or SO much thereof us will
satisfy said execution and costs thereon, ut
public auction, at the Tepcctonka Hotel, in the
city Of Red Wing on Tuesday, the 2Gth day of
january, A. d. 1858, Mt IL O'Clock in the fore
noon OF said day, to satisfy said execution, to-
getlcr with interest and costs the; cor.
Ii. G. HOFFMAN,
ll-w6 Sheriff Of Goodhuc county.
BY W. W. DKKAY, Deputy.
Toe above sale is postponed until Saturday,
and place. nc HOFFMAN,,
J., Sheriff OF ';""luc c.. II. T.
Ey ". W. d. NAY. LcIuty Sheriff. ri
January %, 1858.
Territory of Minnesota. District Court, lst Dis
trict, County OF Goodhue. NO..
Thomas I. Townc, Plaintiff
trcin
Simon Jones jr.,as mortgage Cory Summons
or. and Benjamin G. SaXton, in foreclosure. =
rs subsequent incumbranccr
defendants. } MN ,E-.F's
I" !: m>n nrs a~' 3 njumi. C.. .Saltun, Defend
ants:
n the name of the United States you arc here
L by. summoned and required to answer the
complaint IN this action, which complaint is
fled in the Office of the Clerk Of this Court, at
the city Of Red Wing, in said county. and to
serve copy of your answer to tho said COM
plant on the subscriber at his office in the city
aforesaid, within twenty days after the service
OF this summons upon y on, exclusive of the day
Of such service.
Anlif You fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to this Court for the relief de-
mandcd in said complaint. -
December, a. d. 1857. 80 =
WARREN BRISTOL.
14w6 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-27

SVErdE.
40 HHDS. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Lou
40 isiana Sugar;
100 barrels crushed Sugar;
l25 - Loaf Sugar;
so 4" Clarified Sugar;
90 boxes white Havana Sugar; in store and for
sale by W. ii. GORDON x co.
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Star Candles

Star Candies.
100 WHOLE boxes Werk x Co.'S star Candles;
lOO 200 halr boxes Werk Co.'s - 90
200 quarter boxes - 80 "
200 boxes Madison starch;
900 80 Prescott * Co.'S No. and Ttra Soap;
n store and for sale by W II. GORDON co.
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w. ". CHasIIDS ~ cos
II \ 7 l. y Il
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned purchased the state Right for
Il Tennessee Il the above patent about year
ago and has since introduced extensively in various
portions of the state asks new the attention OF build
ers and the public generally. 20 examine its superior
ity over other modes of Ro"hng.
The material forms hard and smooth surface. Il
is lmpervous To water, elastic and flexible; il Will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 10 fire: is
cheaper than any roof Of tue old style am sure
is no question. Ii is the best thing nyented for
painting of old leaky tin roofs
BE- The Cement will be furnished To those at a dis
lance with directions for using.
30 COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Ey- Orders sent to the undersigned. through the
Post Office will be promptly attended To.
would respectfully refer 10 tle following gentle
men Tor whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS MASTER MECHANICS NASHVILLE
Mai. A. HEIMAN,
Messrs. HUGHES & SMITH.
COLEMAN Il SPAIN.
VA. STUCktII.
Mr.. II. NJ. AKEROYD,
WARREN Il MOORE,
HOUGH < MCCULLOUGH,
Col II / ANDE9sON, s N Co.,
Rev ID. ELLIOTT,
u. r. Wli-klN,
r. J NFIGS.
ENOCH ENSLEY,
SLAUGHTER X HEREFORD,
W. b. SIIAPARD,
J n. WILLARD.
A. V. 5. LINISLEY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W. II. GORDON 4 co
JAS ". kENDRICE.
Rector r. G.. SMITH, Columbia
Mai. A. J. pONELSON, Uty idson ceuntyl
Col A J. POLK, Maury county.
Hs- The Nashville X Chattanooga Railroad CCmpa
ny have adopted this Cement the covering OF their
cars and other work.
E9- Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere, where the Cement has been general
use for several years. can be exhibited
The undersigned has been engaged various modes
OF Cement roofing for many years and fatters himself
that he has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time.
imported article Of Roofing Felt from JOHNSTON BIO
THEIRS, New York.
Samples of Roofing 10 be seen nj office.
J. T. NATHuRSr,
Office No. Is Deaderck street,
mayl5-Sm NASHVILLE. TENN.
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Nome Again.

NgR. LAHCONEE desires 10 infoFm his
vi rIessgs aus pabs generally that he has
u ns hts SOftvFa tour and h ready % open
the i.sli cam. alg
Faily pastsd all recent Improvements IN Photo
Fstlsc II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. herrtsfrs, solely
pssa tAe sTtts IT his P~safes, shd determined 70
sstrs s elr please he confidently iayitcs Ihose
,sbo have neS az gwen tim fair tai 10 DO 30.
Ia ices III ana his present the
nssaty and pieasantiy lcatpd Of say iB The Csty
Cherry street, corner Of Uaios. sePszi-a
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Post Ouiee.

NAsasstiE. March - fNAs-
VNRN 4na AFTER the - II Aprli. te ftsi onee WI
be 0psne1 90 lSsn.tass a. han-FeFt A. ~, ana
flssse ~ AN Gree AGAIN AZ 4. n and rls~-e q
p ~ "a az ather aass fhs one ~iii be eirned a
h,ifast O. e'cipek A. n. ehd cs~s ~ = oriek z.
~ r ANDERSON, PuSt Master
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40 ExchanEe on SaIe.

= A IIkfi.Hf Negro Wsalan, "A years ois, aad boz
~ evechihtTrn tlr otsrrt bsly u, the nfxf ga
10 ana an foWE ufsni, all b. soit - ca
changed faF ether SrFr<s ~ ne nyfcE N NJ
sossrtrs ami tiss them sb~iru use, and
1ag az slsrcu .xtioa. Ari,iy 60
sosit-rf Will l. BOYD.
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R E NJ o V E D /.
Executors Sale Of Real Estate,

THE undersigned oH-rirE private sale.
all that p rtisn q lane lying the Suih slde
81 tbs Carl tie rrftke belonging o. the estate q
th~ late Matthew fArrow dsoeassd- Toe land lbs IN
fuil yisw. and ~shin about tso Hf~s q the state
CsPi,ri, hnd y iaid n lids Varying Ia ssxe frem
fourteen o. twenty nine serss al froEtinE The
TeTatke rsae these iaEds all he SID q FAIR Pri
ant On liberal time. Any persons ~ishirg O ex
them ascertain particulars b. reiatin 10
the terus wtI please call On 1"hn c tarfuS. hear
the prrni-eE, o. on J T. 4. W. Brown, Real Estate
AgvEts, or the sncerfisasd Ia Nashville.
~ : PITCHER.
c. G. IURnkTT.
sestfe-tf Fxrcators o. A. tAAFros decd.
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Negroes Tor safe.

HAVE suae a number q Negroes "a hard for
sals. aEof,Fst thea az excellent seaHstress and
Hoass servant. As0, several ssssi G. IL. Waste
A.. csIl sea. Nm. l. HOYD, IA
AZ
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Nasincss Change.

C,UcCFSssSG c. harden IN the Inuaher trade,
- e~-ssiaae Business a the "a stand (NO.
~ ~ ~2f~sgl ~Aa-a Z vi be pleased "a meet all
So ust-~n- - ~ predecessor and many osheTs
~ f.x~- ~tth = -all
h-~~ -s-~rs, salts eutting Poplar and CEDAR
Ian s-Aa~s large supply o. white and yellow
Pins u - es@sa~s ~ ~ ssn a. manufacturer =
pFices-
Haxirg - reAs>st az sspks and accounts of The
A hfm al y no A. AsSrs, ~ heir Indebtedness viii
pl-ase q me forsasa ss',s By the nrst Of sep
aaber oF All pas Their s>suats with an oineer
lor calkct 90.
Having dsssrmined 20 adhere .,gials 20 the ca h
syst~m al orders nast BE aeeoa. eahd with TIE
r.,nnry be relecte4
s1sat-a = hAHDt>.
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
FOR SAFE

r WILL seE the hosise and ia A present oceafsel
Il and o~ord hy Wm T Aosby. Esasted "A hssh
treet. Saulh Nashville frontng sixty ieet, And run
ming hack tse hEadFed. me hetise y orick, Nith
al her necessary out bai1s-ss. al N gesd f<tAh
Also vacant frostilng High street thift3 al
lsst, ami runRlag back .ts fest god o-4toa r
bgEiitlnE fals eezEeIie fTofsafs. q ttt~s
tshlnk 10 get rid II the tl4t TN
PISSED atsDa properly h.4eTs, and Nnaid earnestly
isc tase wishing - iexest In real esLte exanas
tbs propsrf
Tsxxs sAls--s credit q che, aud thFes
years, With hteresf freu zfe.
So For further F4Ftleaiars eAli "a
Ek. GLASGOW.
sf- Real f<sszs Assna-
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VIM II. HORN Nil Continue the business at III
cid sland GU Co.ieg~ street, suSrv sStinul ~ofkts
win DO found to sxerGts -Ey ~osS vauusted O. hm
.are srptlS-iIn
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hDiSsSAutkOu.

THE coparuiets1ip heretofore EXISTING under the
i name and sIyIs VI MA. II. HORN n soN, Ia TINS
DAY dissolved Wy mutual eOnseBt, Win. IA, LVrH Lax
Ing all the elects, alone a1kGoFi4s1 10 eoci All
tho debts due tie nr-a, ..d Ay ali sI-ns against Its
kame. NA a. tiOtNNi
s.pts ~. l. HORN.
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New Clothing Store.
J.. n. WARD. J. N. HERxINGHA~. JAS. H'IsESor.
Ward, Birmingham d Co.,
pRACvACAA TAll.ONS.

no " hot6 Square. GETostie oohta eAd q ne
Maykd House.
I'VE are now receiving largo and entire o..
w neW stock OF PAIL. AND WINTER PEA- ~
ny MADE CLUrHING AND GENTLk&tNS ~
FURNISHING G0OtS, most Of Which were LII
made up "a oricr. Il the latest styles, and can
not be SURPASSED IN any haCse Ia the city. opr stk
comprised IN part 4 al the newest stylcs a Over
coAts, Frnck aud Dress Cnst, all eoisrS; business
Cats. Vfnce Coats, Cashmere Pants and vests, IN
great variety.
PkTENTEH SHoCIpER SKANKD SfuErs, Large and ex-
tensiyc ok, and warranted 81 NJ beticr and SeaF
better thaa any other make Of shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties Scsrfs Nuf1ers. CravAis S-ifAijusting sucks.
Under Shirts aud Drawers, Hslf Iiasr, >asp-ndrrs,
Linen CsI1bric Bandanna aud Fergee HaneSsfchiris.
travelling SANls. Hl,e de Casnlbfcs, fOGths to-ts,
Pants and Shirts. Umbrellas, &C.
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and saprrioF lot 81 Cloihs-
French and Eugisil--aH. Back aad fanrF Sosof es'
CASHMERE If entirely styles, soid eiosed tAs-
simerss af al qaaiais; Fancy Cot and Nslsei Nrsl
lng< Fancy Cas- ua-rc and Norsssd Festing, eFrAr-
dine yesfing: hlh all maze up a. srarF ia tht
very bess u, Is and guarantee N 20 please the
weArer sale.
AIEx q NICHoL saiicils cali frnsz hss frends.
Ala Goods sold ~ us guarantees ~ b. as rspTe
set ted az time u sale. We wfi sas tivtlllg Il
order. RAltb, fsk@f&iNOaAM W
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Change Of Schedule.
E 49, 81 o.
NASHVILLE iND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
ES- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -eN
EACH WAY OVER TIRE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY. July IIth 1855 the Pas
~ senger Train wlil run as follows
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. NJ and 2:3o 7. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 40 T. VI. aud IS i VI
Leave Chattanooga al A. VI. and . 4 NJ.
Arriving AZ Nashville Al 80 2. NJ aud $40 A. NJ.
Through tickets sold at Nashville TO the follow
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Low Priced Furniture,

and every Tarissy Of Wood and Cane Seal CHAIRS
We will please all, and AZ take mus
pleasure IA showing our suck 70 these who t4y nvos
- xagh y call
ausl7-an PATTERSON FREEMAN
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EdgCfield and keEtUcky RailrOa,

EugFHtIu dHu htElEchy RaIIfOau
E5.tS7 EzsIsHa 80 AI
- 49, 49,. -
TINE TABLE NO 2.
on an after MONDAY, October 18th, 1855, train
" will run follows:
Going south.
Leave Connels at A. NJ and IL NJ
. Go"dcttsvilie T:10 +" and l":1OP.M
20 Junction 73O d" and 1880 -
Arriving at Edgefeld $40 - and IS
Going North.
Leave Edce6eld al 1000 A N. and p NJ.
- Junction 1r:50 and 4.50 -
90 Gooileitsville 1ll0 and $40 &"
Arrive al Connels at HIS and SIS
y. ANDERSON.
ocilS-dlw Chief Engineer.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO.I4. COLLEGE STREET.
PATTERSON d FREEMAN.

IIAVE now IA store, and constantly receiving
III a ans zssprtnsut " al kinds Of CABINET FIk.
SIIuhE, winch they determined Ia sell as !ow a.
any house IA the city at the time
aating their Furniture Dc of The b~ss woskmaBshp
hush. Une ~ the trim has just returned from
the east ghere he personally selected the entire sloc
shHh - ali OF KECKNr AASCFAcrCRs aad I-ATE>I
srftAs Our cons SITS IN part 81 Rosewood and
Aahslgany PaTluF kuraigre, satns u winch very
ane together with Chamber Setis Book CAses, Ward
robes RscIiaing CHAIR Lounges. Sala4, Easy Calss
French tsedSte4s, Music Sands, Mahogany Chairs
Drrsstng bureaus ExIes,sn Tables, etc. ETC.. aud
eonipGete Ass0g tglunt ul ali Kinds VI
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The Ticket ONCE l. in the Passenger pcput, and Is
open hour before the starting of each Train which
allows ample time FOR the purchase 81 Tickets II Is
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
Tor tho Eastern cities leave The : A. NJ. Train,
which connects Throughout with Trains the other
roads. Tune 10 Richmond y hours. Washington two
days; Philadelphia two ana a halt and New York
three days. THIS tue cheapos and best route from
Nashville 20 the Fast
New Orleans passengers leave on the 220 =. NJ
Train arriving at Memphis in time connect for New
Orleans, on the evening az the next day, and go
th ough with bnits without detention Memphis
Those f'r MCMnnyiIe. Sparta and Rc.rshe Ia Springs
leave Nashville ou the $50 T. NJ. Tram. which con
meets directly al Tullah0ns with the Train for Ncuinn-
vile. Persons leaving McI,nnsie IN the mnrning
arrive al Nashville al 80 L. n.
a Nashville, there are huats which leave daily for
Southland, ard connect with be- at Tor different places
on the nhoand Mississippi rivers, aiso, daily Hue of
et,ges for louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival II the night express
BY tln, change II ScheGaie the Tram from Mem
pins connects direct - Stevenson Win up and
down day Trans, causing DELAY O. Nashville ana
Eastern Passengers, and one aour b gained tho
former = Ledule m going to Memphis from Nashville
G. l.. All Eit- On,
If General Ticket Agent
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
FREIIGfs't' NOTICE.

A IL Frcights viii I've forwarded blythe Morning Train
n and must Dee delivered the station between the
hours Of and 20 A. VI after that time viii be t,o
late for manfes,ing that day, and there
for storing
FrriChts Tor ufermo" late n"jntS between Nashville
and Galaiin must be pTCTaiI mere
octls-u IL. FAUNTI EROY. Agent
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HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,

situated Main street, Is the Town of Gallatin,
short disttnre from the SQUARE. known tho liT.
Nrw<om property. said tot has il goal Dwell
ing. containing or RotHs. RHchcn. Smoke house
drst rate Stable ana Carriage house, with ether
sary out houses. No Brick oifcr with Rl"ni-
together with large yard and garden aud Is aito
Iether one ~ the most desrpbl. residences in the
Town of GaIlatn.
TESHs SALE.-One- third Cash the balance IN
aud years for notes well endorsed without interest
and a lien retained.
Said land and House and lot will he shown TO
any desiring purchase. application. la Gal
latin ~ IE0NfDAS BAkfR,
GAtIaux, Tenn, Sent 2a-tf Comm issl"ner.
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dissolution.

nkSSOAuttOh.
rINHE partnership .,vret ooss eAss'i-s bstseeh Mac
i GREeog, AlLJaAf \ -, 81 sy~ ~ sssas, sss' \
, ALLowaY A 90. 81 >4si.N llle fsha, d4sssiVe b,
tutull consent, oeOTs aass. ssof asii Jatnes hA-
hsld having purc.ssi tlle oat..s lntefrsa u y A.
AAAks BASAhEsD, q
y. a. At..JO A.. al,
s.Eolso a. 4lAcC sssAsOa.
Nashville, seFt. 2. Isss.
TU,HE liabilities OF AAoU.sK4oz, Aii1SAr Co. Ali
i y. Z ALLowAg = 90 are ssssases y 80 hs'
,,,ncern under 49, af.i 81 al tcsatgof bs@Ahs'st
vi New Orleans, JaIiies iAsli@ls.i -. - '--sE
vile, Tenn. 1AAE.s ia n''s.sni
Nashville, Sept -, 6s.
r TAKE great pleasure recommending tias ara ~
i MIca;kiooK Z EASxHK4s, Ses - As's, sni
,,r,z B1xxsA1s s. a.. - Il..s {, PAR aase
Il the former l!ieAds II Il4e Oh a. Al.
n. h. AlLoAA1
Nashville. Sept y, laos. sepl-s-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-27
Transportation
WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR,
@ q - % Q

I'REIGHTS TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH,
II on the articles above named. reduced to the
following rates until further notice:
Wheat, Tler bushel, 81 cents.
Corn, do, so do.
Flour, per barrel, 81 20
Sftinns the line Of the Nashville and Chattanoo-
ga Road entitled 10 above rates, less the difference
between the charge from Nash e TO Chattanooga,
and the points Of ship mcnt 10 Chattanooga local
tariff CHAS. ". ANDERSON.
octl-tf General Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-27
41e ACR E S

said Tract Of land is beautifully situated living abort
two miles from the town of Galtin Immediately
a first rate Turnpike road and within 400 wards
of the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad [Now
FRoN To SAsHviIE, and known = the Odon
Tras
Upon said Land are or never falling Springs Of
excellent Water.
so Acres 81 said Tract being well 1IMIiFRED and
set IN BLUE GRASS. aforfiiTg ne JsIsfurage any
In the ooHutry, and the balance In high state -
cultivation. said Tract of Land will he soid
whole, or divided into two Tracts, suit purCha-
scrs.
81,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-27
Boots, Sbofs, &f.

Fresh Arrivals.
BRADSHAW d RUTLAND
IIAVE Just received a fresh stock Of BOOTS AND
III SHOES for the Spring and Summer trade, which
will be sold AZ Low PMCES.
For Ladies'.
Ladies last Cong. Laced GHIteTs with and without
heels
Ladies hid Cong. & Laced Kid Boots, do. do;
slippers, do. do;
- Nlntc Kid aud satin slippers;
% Embroidered, Bronze and Velvet slippers
Misses and Children.
Misses Kid and Boots, with ana without heels;
- Last Caters
a. Kid slippers;
Child. "a -
Hoys.
Boys Fine Calf sewed and pegged Boots;
a. Oxlord Ties, and other articles
for boys and youths wear.
For Gents.
Gents Extra Calf Pump and stiIched Boots;
Caters
=. .. Oxf5rI Ties;
Pat. Leather Pump Congress tiaitersi
Pat Leather Oxford Ties,
Cloth Cong Caters and Last Ties, and Calf Patent
Leather strap shoes ut all kinds suitable Tor the spring
and summer trade. Call at No. 80, Union street.
may lit BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-01-15
gEzE SECRET ENFRRszETEEs CT
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

Just Pabiishea, Gratis, tie 2jfh Thousand.
AFEW WORDS on TIE RATIONAL treat
racnt. without edicine OF SpernatoFrhea or Local
v aaspcss, NectuFa2l Emissions, Genital and Aely-
ous Debility Premature Decay Of the System, In
potency. and lmpedments 10 Marriage generally.
ny 3. DE LANEY. NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
comp ants originating the inprudence and solitude
afvonth may ae easily removed WITHOUT NED
ICINE, is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated;
aud the entirely AID highly successful trssl-
ment, as adopted by the Author, fully expl ined,
by means OF which evry is enabled to cure II Al
SELF perfectly and at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the
day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
sealed envelope, by renting two postage stamps
To Dr.. De LAEEy, II, Lispenard Street, New
York.
Ooy. IS. 1851