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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-29
j. BRADEN 6. CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Nos. SO and 151 Main-st.,
XXyEhave the pleasure of announcngt to our friends
wv and customers, that having repenished our
stock of Goods at No. 81 and having purchased the
tire stock of A. H. Bronson Co., in No. 151, are
prepared to florders on the lowest terms.
Below give list of some OF the leading articles
Just received:
90 bbls. Lard Oil, 200 OF Quinine,
10 +" Linseed Oil, 100 lbs Ipecac,
10 /" Spirit Gas 80 OF Morphine,
10 " Alcohol, 90 lbs Opium,
10 f" Turpentine 30 kgs Bcarb. Soda,
1000 fbs White Lead 1000 lbs Cream Tartar.
800 bxs Window Glass, 200 (" Tartaric Acid,
800 {" Glass Ware 1000 " Rochelle Salts,
90 bbls varnishes, 20 bxs Yeast Powder
az Call at Nos. so 4 ISL. (n47tf1
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-29

BLANKS.
EDLANK NOTES and other Blanks, just print
Id ed, and for sale at this Office
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

flnl, Z, Nesioa 50 ssses and b.ek, ,~iee a wesk
tiesss Pales,irs Msadsy and fAurs4isg aa sms
kuive a, E.~eon by 6pn,
Ls~ss k4wica fa-sasy aad Fsxi~y ss San,
,s,s f1s fIns' r,.sss.i. s ssss l. oi r.- r. s. s.
New Hehsen, q, Rotassso, - miles ssdtsok. ones
Leave Ls~r-0ss vsil Kddsy II I pm,
Artiss al Robinson by pms
Leave Raa.ssnoa Fssdsy al 8 am,
... Arrive At ln~esc<s,le by p
Ilsll From Ls~fsecsv,il~, by Fsnys Su"s'0~", sna
Saint Maria, to Newton, 80 4Iiss snd eses,
once 1nsk.
Leave Isswrssc~vIis Morally ST o ami
Arrive st Newton by Is ? m;
I.~ass Newton Tuesday st D mi
Arrive Lawre1ossiHc by pm
I6Ia Fsop M,er. By Rusri ssd o,sr, TO buse~por Ia
miles and b e. once week
Lave Mser F,idny al . ans
Arrive 81 Bndseport by IL a M
Leave nigsP-l Friday at ms
= Arrive sl M.f hy-sr m
1878 From Noana Gane, ~ UaSs Point fneossv'''r'
Asr, Bon P.s, and Calhoun, TO oinsy, "a miles
ass snd h.ck, secs . we<k-
Leave Mount Carmel Friday ., 8 an;
Arrive nj OiIey b, spm,
Lave tliasy Ss,suisy al . .m
Auise q, Mount Carmel by 9 p
IIeli From NJ Camel BY Gard. Poiat, Min f'sriF
wsa salrm, and rsrkefssurg, to fransenia, 40
mlas and hack, week-
Leave Mount Carmel "Wednesday at 9 M
Arrive a, FIsno~a By a pm;
Leave Frscsonis Rhusssiay a am;
81 Auiye Ut Msunt Carmel BY pm.
lsIs Fresn Mount Carmel by FrseDd Grove New Hop.
tss Alsaos, snd Wabash, 10 Fsrhch, ~ miles and
back, three times werk.
Leave Mount CarIo.I Tnesd.y, Thursday, and Sat
usday ss IN;
Arrive At Fsm6cld by pms
Leave FafiisId Moud.y, Wednesday, snd Friday al
sam;
Aurvs al Msuui Carmci by 4 y u
Ilels Ffom Ails.,s hy New MassIion, Mount Erie, En-
terpsi-e sd Blue Pein to Indian frsirie, "a miles
and back, unce q wcrk-
Leave Aision Thussisy at n,
Arrive vi Inlsn Prsisfc ty on;
Leave Indian Psairis Friday q an,
Arrive Atsun by pm.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27


Leave Pekn "Wednesday at z . m;
Arrive at Msconb next day by m
lI73o From Mscomb BY Johnson Tsbis Grove and Der
nsdotie, to Lcwisown, 80 miles ani back,
week
Leave Macomh Fridsy at 7am;
Arrive at Lewistowu by p m,
L-a-e Lewisto~n Thursday at 2 am;
Arrive al Macomb by
Proposals invited iof twics wrek service.
II73l From Lewis,asD, by Faon Centre, Carton, snd
Pennington, Eisswood, 35 mics and back, si1
times a werk.
Leave L~~Is,own daily, except Sunday, at 3 n:
Arrive at Emwood by p m;
Leave Emwood daily, except Sunday, III l0am
Arrive II Lswisto~n by pm.
llT32 From L~wisto~n, by Cubs Fialt anl E~v,ilc TO
Avon, 30 miles and back, th~~ Tins week.
Leave iswiasown Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
day ~ lam;
Arrive at Avon bv p m;
L4sve Aven Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Tam,
Arrive ri Lewistown by
ll733 Prom Rossvls ny New Lancaster, Ellison, snd
oirna, TO Hopper's Mills, III miira and back ouee
week
Leave Rassvillc Wesinesdsy st m,
Arrive At Hoppet'- Mills by 4 .ss
Leave HopPer's Mills W Wednesday at PM
Arrive nj RossTnie hy pm
llIa4 Prom Avon, hy t;rrcrhu-h end Berwick. to Mon
mouth, ~ m'ir. and back, ihscc lines week
Leave Avon Mandsy. Wednesday. and Friday at
Arrive II Monmouth BY IN;
Leave Moaneu,h Tuesday, Iharstsy, and Saturday
asam;
Auve at Avon by q pm
Ii7as Fnsn pss,n BY Dalou, Horslslc, Armines~ and
Mount Hope, 10 Suan's, rs msiss ssd bach, twice
week So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

SIckIY SENrIMENIAL1TY Some astonisbingly
charitable naturalist has discovered that flies
ought to be cultivated, not destroyed. He AYERS
that they are iafectionate little creatures, won
derfully made, uncommonly fond of human
companionship, and disposed to contract with
US friendly farlniliarity." So are feas. So
are bed bugs. Yet the world has agreed to call
all of them great nuisances
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

SoMETn1Na Ours NovEI. Dried peach leaves
are said to be superior to hops for making yeast,
and may be used as substitute, in the common
way, with entire success. This discovery en-.
riches the whole country, if true, to an extra
ordinary extent. tiseasy enough to make the
experiment, at any rate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11
TIE ExTRAvAaASoE OF FAsn1oS ssDtemBsr

TIE ExTRAvAeAEcE OF FASHION September
Bonnsts IN Pari.--The correspondent of the
Philadelphia Gazette, writing from Paris, under
date of August 10th, deyotes portion of his
letter to the ..extravagance of fashion, which
ne transfer to our columns for the benefit of
our lady readers;
never remember to have seen greater ex-
travagance or more eccentricity in toilette than
during the past few months AT the seaside
and the various other watering places of the
continent the whole attire of the ladies is not
that of sensible women of the nineteenth cen.
tury; but gives the ideaof the fantastic creations
of wild girls of sixteen on frolic. The hats
are solyarious and SO grotesque, the skirts so
volumnious, the trimmings and furbelows so
profuse, that the eye is now more often offend
ed than gratitied by the productions of Europe.
an milliners and mantuamakers.
For September bonnets orr Tniliners are pre-
pairing Belgian straws, trimmed with bow of
the same straw, mixed with wheat ears and
peoples placed atthe side, and ponceauribbOn
across the forehead, ending on one side in a
PomPadour rosette, and on the other in small
bunch of wheat ears and peoples. Black bows
of taffeta or velvet trim the bonnet; sometimes
the taifeta is placed us scarf across the bonnet
and is edged with lace. The strings and flow
ers should be Of bright colors. Leghorn, for
the autumn, is generally decorated with rich
dark fancy ribbons, with autumn fruits. For
the cool mornings and evenings of August and
September, the light clear burnous is worn; we
see them of brown, grey, striped black and
white, Scotch plaid aud cross barred flannel
The hood has tasse. All robes Of pique are
made with cassock of the same, thus obyiating
the necessity of any additional wrapping for
the street. The black silk burnous, trimmed
with wide ruche of the same silk, is q very
favorite garment; it effectually conceals the
dress, and is, therefore, useful to wear over
morning pcignoise. Flowers and velvet bows
are the fashionable evening coiffures; the flowers
are principally arranged in wreaths sometimes
quite, but generally fuller behind than in front.
The flowers most used are wild roses, daisies of
various colors, white and red azaleas, ivy or
hollyhock, acacia and water-lilies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

For Gods sake, Linder, come up into the
dog in the State is let loose after me-from the
bull dog Trumbull to the smallest canine quad
ruped that has kennel in Illinois"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

: ssTOa WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.n
fNNthe 5h Inst, essrs Wocott Everett CnynndCtte,
" shipped on steamer sMarmOra,i one Threshing ma
Ease to receive it. is5ls
notice to those that said machine
Is stored at Taant and fnot called for With
in one month and charges paid win be tod public
auction on Wednesday, 12d nBt satisfy the
claims ageinstit. Sc, BAKER s. TO-, Agents,
l9qg2O-d1nE for steamer Marmora
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

tI as -
the street Tho hlaclt gill bSrno,,st triT9,,ed
t'ie o..
iayorlte garment eI 1t etfectuaIly conceals the
aress; anu Is teaeio[s useloa q wear over
are the fashionable evening coiffures; the flowers
are principally arranged in wreaths, sometimes
qnlte, put generally ruler oenind than IN front:
Tue mowers most useo are WIG roses, daisies OF
various coiors, Whlte ana req azaleas, Ivy or
hollyhocK, acacia ana water-llles.
= - t'- =.
STORM AT VoRDoNsV1LlE.--on Saturday last,
about o'clock, the neighborhood of Gordons.
vile. Orange county. Va. was visited With one
Of the most terrific storms exnor;o,Tlcaoo3 f,,
'''0Ss - NV 's9'--'S ts'teeu ~
ye1lS'
The storm commenced with very heavy fall
OF rain, and was followed by hurricane accom-
panied with hail. AtGordonsyllle, the car house
OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany, in which were four passenger andtai bag
gage car, was only saved from total destruction
by the support afforded by the cars within which
prevented Its prostratlon. Piles OF two inch
plank were hurled INTO the air and carried TO
in course of erection, and belonging to ar. Mor-
gan neae' was VAS DOWN DOWN, ana seompletey
course of tbe stnr were f,s,
The full extent of the damage has not yet been
learned, but the effects of the storm will not
soon be forgotten by the citizens of Gordons-
vile.
M,,sIsrrys 80, ~, NJ
- N1iSistSAs y AK AND CONVERSATIONS
editor OF the North Carolina PTesdytcT5an, who
lis at the Virginia Springs, has heard good
story Of Sneaker Orr. and the Rev Dr " of
a.
EatI NGs VWg sles tne Story goes tney
~ cue tn " Urn ana me: n
" sn1 no.ei ,al ofe Sl9sng
Snd ana aler
limp in his gait. Mr.. Orr Immediately rccog-
n.s go MN ana asked l1ne were not the chaplain
naming tbe yea2 The Doctor Ten ned that a
was. 81 was there said Mr.. Orr. "a student,
at the University, and knew you by your
imp: Well SAID the Doctor, 1T seems my
JUMPING maze g, deeper impression on you than
my preaching. Inc Joke placed Mr. Orr, IN
an awkward pTedlcament and most men would
have been D: unable to extrlcate themselves, but
ne replied with ready w1t:-.sA1, Doctor, It is;
to say that he is known by his walk rather than
by his conversation"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11
TR.USIs5ES A-I=E..--

I 80 U FNU5lIs ESALEs-
OF. sVA3UABIEi RIN1AslJt ESTATE.
II virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to by William
county in Deed Book 81 folio 4ss SELL the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio day OF
September 1858, at the hour of 10 O'Clock the following
descrlbed Real Estate, owit The soutE half Of 80.
on the East side Of ohapine street between
First and Second streets, In Centre Wheeling, Va
m convey the purchaser such title as Is vested In
mes by the said Trust Deed.
aag4 g. D. HUBBARD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

The Chicago Press says that the following is
an extract from late letter from Douglas to
Hon. a. F. Linder:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

WoNDERFu1 ACHIEVEMENT, IF TRuE-M Gar
vanl, French machinest, has, it is,said, per,
fected his serial ship at cost of 100000 francs
and made a yoyageto Algiers, Africa, and back
with it, distance of fifteen hundred miles from
the starting point. The average speed was al.
most one hundred miles an hour the voyage oc-
cupying eighteen hundred hours NJ. Garyani
is to make the attempt from Hayre to the city
of New York, as soon as he has further tested
the character of his invention by a few short
trips over the Mediterranean and its neighbor-
ing provinces.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

A PREsoRlPT1oN ron yellow FEVER. A ply
stefan in New York writes to one of the papers
there, giving the following as a pretty sure cure
for yellow fever:
Quinine dsulphate. grains 40
Extract dandelion. -. -. :. g 10
PuIVs 80 :. ). isss IS
Mix inmRSs and make into twenty pills.
UsETWo to be taken every two hours commencing RS
Precipitation produced after the attack, and
continued until there Is ringing In the cara and partial deaf
ness.
Persons exposed to the disease, by taking
from four to six pills daily, once or twice aweek,
atintervals, morning. noon and night, will find
them an almost certain prophylactic.
My theory Yellow fever is produced by q
virulent form Of the same malaria that devel-
opes intermittent and remittent fevers.. Quiz
nine neutraIizes the poison in the system, if
taken in sufficient qqantity the same in each
form of disease,l and at an early stage, so as to
be assimilated or taken into the blood. The
capsicum stimulates the blood vessels of the
stomach, thus Fastening the circulation, and
preventing the blood from becoming stagnant
and Transmitting into its cavity, to become
changed by the gastric acid to black vomit. l
have reason to think that sulphuric acid, used
to hold quinine in solution, hastens black yomit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

EeaNd REponrEa. New York Tribune
reporter whom the rowdies on Staten Island as.
saulted because he spoke disrespectfu of them
in his report, was not much hurt. He was
legged, " but the eggs were fresh. The addition
of flour, however, was unkind: Extemporizing
an egg-nogg onJthe young man seems ungentle-
manly, but they will have their jokes those
Staten Islanders, and it would be great pity to
hang two or three hundred of them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11
Trust Sale

J 2. . IAk5V GtLIE6
QY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from william Hamilton to
~ the undersigned, dated February 1856 duIyre-
corded IN the Clerks Office of the County Court Ohio
county, Virginia in Book page 222 on the 18th
SEPTEMBER 1858, at 10 o1cockA. NJ. at the
Of the COURT House in the City heelng expose
bypube auction, TO the highest bidder, LOT NUMBERED
TEN (10l IN tie 22d Square Of The BelAtr addition 10
said Guy, and situate at tie col3aer at dnpdeSt and
Enron SteetS also, Of George w Beardslee's Patent
Planning Machines and Abro Watcher, in the and
possession of said Hamilton with ali the gearing
sether ALSO with the exclusive right
Others to be used within Ohio county Vginia said
ming Machine Patent and said Albro Watcher.
TERMS SALRviz A Etfaciency to pay $500, to be
paid in cash, for residue of the purchase money
credit OF eight months, with interest good security
augl3-lm ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

INrNruATIcN--The latest freak Of spiritualsm
has been an attempt on thepart of some believers
IN that doctrine, in Orleans county, New York,
to restore a dead body to- life. Wecannot &C.
count for such infatuution and. besotted igno.
rance in this age Of enlightenment, except on
the principle that .'sxtremes meet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

The Troy Whig says there is residing in that
city young mechanic who claims to have con.
structed q telegraph apparatus which will trans.
mlt-woods with twice the velocity that the
Hughes instrument is capable Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

ToRNE STARCH, Fasrna, RIcc Flour. -o4nsrs. picked
" Olives, catsups of &c in Store and for
SAFE BY = WA. EDWHRnS& BRO,
SEPT O1r1er Monroe and Market SITS.
V=ANKEE sAuCR-one of the best condiments IN use,
II and very cheap, and fer sale by
W. A. EDWARES & BRO,
sepl Opposite Mcclure House, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

~ R3A0xHe 4AzzEn Of Every PACE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

New YoRK CITY's bill for the funeral expenses
of Alderman Murray, amounted to 1912; of
which $l36 was for drinks, &C., on the road to
the cemetery.
A GALWAY jury, at the conclusion of an in
quest on blind man who had committed sui
eide, returned verdict Of deliberately done
away with. !"
During August IS vessels were wrecked at
sea-loss $260,75O. Loss for the last eight
months, $5,620, against 81 $685. 200, for the
same time last year.
a CAKE sent to Eldridge, the st. Lawrence
county school teacher, who cruelty murdered his
betrothed, was opened by the jailor, and found
AN old man of 20 years is now under arrest
at Green Spring, Ohio, on an Indictment for
three rapes, thesubjects of his amorous propen-
sites being IL, 12,and13 years Of age.
RnEUNAT1sM-A Case of three Months stand
ing Curea--Ge George w. Henderson, Of Pitts
burgh says .
CATER suffering for three months with Rheu-
matism, part Of the time so severely as to
confine me to my bed, | have been entirely
cured by using Bmrhave's Holland Bitters. 1
have had one attack since, but found almost in.
Simultaneous relief in the same medicine tits
in my opinion, sure remedy for Rheumatism y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

uRE DAD PINErtIastiG6n Uo.s iIfanJy !, in store
and Tor ale, This Is RtlIADLR ARTICLE Tor
purposes or 0kterSOtVs.
w. EDWARDS q BRO,
.-sepl OppoSite AIeLnr. House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

THREE horses have just been purchased IN.
New England for the use of Louis Napoleon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

MATrEsoS CAyED IN.-The Utica 0Baeyrer
says it is understood that o. B. Matteson has
Withdrawn from the canvass Of the Twentieth
Congressional district Of New. York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

CouRTEsIss BETwEES EDlToRs.-The editor of
the Chicago Herald says of his brother editor
of the ISmes-the latter being the organ of
Judge Douglas-that when he stated that he
could produce letter written by Mr.. Cook
containing the language ofthe extract he lied
lied in his heart lied deliberately, ,nalicfouslY,
cowardly and Knowingly, AZ an editor and as
man; and we here publicly brand him, before
heaven and earth, mean and disnonorable
liar"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

ETIBBERT's LONDON RROVgN sTouR-Allsop's, Pal
IL krs Bass Co.'S Dsher's Scotch AIes, in store
and foFrsole by WA. EDWARDiIt & BRO,
sep3 ON, n ,nrnA n Market sts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

A Romantic. STORY sponEp-The English
and many American papers have published a
long and interesting story of young English
lady, who had miraculous escape from death
ut the time of the Cawnpore massacre, and wan
dered about with the rebels for months after.
wards, having been saved from death by
pretended adoption of the Mahomedian religion.
The whole statement, it now appears, was
hoax, by two Mahomcdian girls upon the minis.
ter who sent the account to the London Times
in which papear it was FIRST published. :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

How TO GET cLEA3 OF "MusrEn,So.n The
law recently passed by our Legislature for the
encouragement Of the Volunteer Companies of
the State, contains provision which seems not
to be generally known. BY paying three dol.
lars to the support of Volunteer Company a
personis exempt from military duties and 6nes,
for the term of one year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

STUMP CASDlDArE ror CoNoREss. John w.
Bear the Buckeye Blacksmith, hasannounced
'imselfas acandidate for Congress in theFourth
Congressional district Philadelphia, As there
is not much chance of his election, We presume
it is quite unnecessary to take any particular
pains to ascertain how he stands on the goose
question:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

N.B.-MessrsR. & o. take pleasure referring, byp
mission, to the following gentemen:
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson, ESQ., B. ii. Eof, Esq., John
Frssell, DR.. W. ]. Bates, DR.. Il. II. Cummins, Dr. g.
Hdreth Dr. A. 8. Todd ,Taant Deaplain, John Knote,
ESQ.,, NIcCallenst Knox & Co.,, Marsh TAYLOR nov19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

TIE ArLASrnc 'rEtEeHAPu.-Ttis nov. thought
that the Atlantic Telegraph may not be opened
for public use untilsnext month"; 1t appears
that the company have invited all the scientific
electricians Of France, England and Germany,
to try their hands at adjusting all the difficulties
and bitches that occur in the transmission of
Messages. Mr.. Hugh's instrument will proba-
bly, be the one used in passing the messages, at
both ends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

BusHEss ~ Nrw .YoRk..-o1r latest New
York papers say that the city is beginning to
present unmistnkable indications of revival in
business. The crowd of strangers never was so
great, and most OF them apparently on a bust.
ness visit The places of amusement are sought
for with great ayidity, and there is a general
aspect of cheerfulness. The newspapers indi,
cate that the busy lnarts of commerce are like.
ly to be thronged for months. to come.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
Land for Sale.

BY order of the County Court of Montgomery
County, made at the December term Of saiU court
1858, shall, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF Janu-
AIRY next, 1859 upon the premises lately occupied
by Milton G, Hit, near Graysville, KY, sell to
the highest bidder 224 acres of very superior land,
a portion Of which is in cultivation, with good
dwelling and out houses, excellent tobacco barns,
never failing wells, excellent orchard of su
perior fruit, in an excellent neighborhood, sur
rounded by good mills, Immediately on the Rail.
road near the depot, and convenient to the turn
pike leading from Clarksvi'le to Russelvile, with
an abundance Of very superior timber. Sold for
a division among the heirs Of Burrel G. Hit, de'd
Terms--O fourth cash, the balance in equal in
stalments, payable In l. 9 and years, with into
rest from date, bonds with approved security will
be required of the purchaser, and a lien retained
upon the land until the purchase money Is paid.
WIN ROGERS, Com
Dec 10, '5S-tds-pr fee. 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-24
Land and Negroes for Sale.

BY order Of the County Court Of Montgomery
County, Tenn. made at the December term OF
said court, 1858, shall, on Friday, the 7th day
Of January next 1859. at the late residence OF
VIM Shemwell dec d, in the n1r,h western part
Of the county, District No. 4, sell, to the highest
bidder about 800 acres Of land, consisting Of two
tracts, on each Of which are good lsettlements
with dwellings and outhouses, situated IN a fine
tobacco raising country aud good neighborhocd
on Piny Fork Creek.
Also, at the same time and place, very Likely
negroes, a man aged about IS years. handy work
man at Blacksmithing or Carpentering; another
man about 81 years old; another about % years
OF age; also a boy about IL years old; another
about IL years old, girl aged about ~ years
and another about 10 years; all very likely ant
Of good families. Sold for division anon g the
heirs. Terms Of aale-l2 m onths credit, except
500 in caah, to be pail on the ltnd; notes Will
good security will he required Of the purchase
aud lien retained on the land until the purchase
money Is paid. The negroes will be sold on !
credit OF ~ months, notes with good security will
be required. WV. ROGERS, Com.
Dec 10, '5s-tds.p; fee So 90 JET copy