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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

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eoB pa5 @ert Der Durdfite&uns re6 Sitbz
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befnittpen @ablen auf ben IL. anaelest
|. Die bsrabmte &eifenps, Maeams So 1
pfeiffer, bat sor &ur;em in Mien
bic leBte &eile nah tener @slt anastretsn
pom welher mir oiele 8sldreibunoen he:
ftBen, obne nab je Don bort ein Neiisnoel
3urld9efebrt 1T. *'@'' .,
Der Wcinertra9 in Der 9an3en @twei
miro auf As Miuionen Granfen berednet
@aabt allein babe fir 49, na@ Mnper,
II MtQtpnen neuet @etn. Des mir
CAPITAL in Mnipru9 nebrnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

oseA l1atirlt9en Gbarafter8 ui,osu jjener
@usbilsune fdbie, pietpir Grsiebtuls nen<
men. pic 3ddbn,uns uno 3eimtl&ma<
dung Der Ibyiisre unt Sic Berdneeruneeu,
Sic baburbtf ttIbresg taturs I'm e,lauf Der Sc
nerationen %erleiret, fno 3eiultate, Die slet&z'
bepeuteno iinp nit Der Gisililltipn~per
Meni&ea, unc Der rubtae seburlome Stier
1T Observation-Disclosures urlpriitglid,en Mino<
oieb biieie6 2anpes 70 undbnlid> wie Der
en8lil6e Gentleman, Ger @esenmart benz
roben Barron aus Der 3eit bes &6nisS
Sobann. 33milden eiinem junsen unsez
rtttenem pferp uno einem suaerittenen 1T
ebenio Der ellie unterlaiec> Der 5pilden Ell
11em wtlpen fret auf bem 2ance auf 9e>pa4@
lenen Singing, uno >perlelben perlon
beftebt wenn ie burd b%auernben @tnfub
Der fetnen @cieuldaft Der Stapt berabse<
1tinmt >porpen 1T. NuSseoebnten @eoan<
teneombinptipnen birfen mir faum Elm
Ebier fir fdbi9 balten, uno bod meroen
Die meiten Don unS ba6 @ewidt elmer Be-
merfuns 8alter @cptfs> pab es
taum eir Ding eebe> pe1en CT nidt einen
5unb fir fdbis balte> idwerlid in as
rebe itellen. IS 1T Elm mertnlrpt9e6 &ez
lultat Der Gr3iebune bel eintsen Ebieren>
tab @ewobnbetten, bic man tbnen beige
bradt bal, in einisen Tduen erbli@ werz
ben. @o 5ei9t i@ ). 9. Die Teriisfeit oeS
Stebm bel per Sagp> pb9lei@ eS cine blpbe
6pl9e per Gr5tebun9 if, aud bel ben jun
gen. fern BON iibren Gltern unb @ermanpz
ten erso9eten 9unpen. Der b~elunoere
Spr1ne pe6 irilden pferbeS, ben es itd
our@ ietn 5erumlaufen iii iumpfeem 2ano
%anet9nete> 1T au6 Der nud ENGLAND per-
pflan3ten 3u6t ei9ett. Die Grblt@teit
bieier ipecifi9en @ewobnbeiten ldBt oui
Elm @erbdltnib su iener lTprm plydplp9tz
lder Manifefatipnen i&lieben, bic man
senpSbnlt@ Sniitct reant; aber Snltinct
1T nur Gin oreerer Musprud fit Gei1> ODE.
1T @eit auf elmer beionperen @ntwtdlun96=
flute; uno mdre e8 AUDI onpers> imrnerbin
miste bic S&lubfolseruns feben bleiben
pab Manifetatioaet, tpie bic onsefabrten
blpee seiitt9e Manifetattoner >nb ais iold,'
nidt ppn ben menldli9en 81 unterideipeu
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27
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limb ,bant erf l1lirf' ib ben; @afee
l1ne itcpfe mir Bic Yfeife.
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i@as beut' mir tmirb palliren +;
l1nb tpae bas S9id1al aIgema9
Mir ptrb. entsegen, fubren,
Das s8nupfenIse ein> Safer isin
Dod rwer IS 10 beneunet> t;@;.E T. e.:
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@pYpn 10 riel III lelen;
Da 1T aQein bic pritie b'ran
Gar pftmats S@ulp geweitn.
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l1nb 19rei spr lanetr Mele
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l1xb ba1tn crit iebt bes Yotbcrns Son
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Iret' im tpp iein, tpo's libel riedt, =,
Girb mid bas tpenis rlbren; .
Geblt mir nur meme Dole ttdt,
Werb' i4 banon Nidts jpiiren. =
& l1nb tpena Der Dpftcr 9lles, Mi. III
Muf's @trensfe unteria9et>
Wast fon{f i'd nur nit Gut unb @ier ~
@enp6, @ptt iti'S aetlaeet, ,!q
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Garf mid tesbalb ni9t grdmen,,'' ~
Drum. mill i9 aud in's paraoies5 Il
Die Dp{e nit mir nebnten.
11lne' TIT, @gt.' Yettert 'b Ban b.rfuir
Diespforte auf3uf@lieben; ~ A'&t4--
@erp' i& Jpn an ber 3immelstb9r c~rE
@tbSrte i&on 'btariben.
i" Sbu,' sa,s faeon fetn u1t gallant
Gin pries@en jpferiren. s EhE s1IE.
@epiB laBt Ct ms before Qanb fiss, 81
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

Nv ">NS'b\~*tS .VVN
@pnora trift Mntalten> oQen Mertcaz
aern in @alifprnien> bic na6 @pnpra geben.
ppaen, freie paia9e mod ~@uaymaS gu
peri&aHen. Die Snpianer am yaqui
Riper> Die flr3li9 fir @anbara bic @af<
fen er9rifen> baben 1td ppultdnois inter
'porfen. Gin Telc3ue 9eeen bic @pa9es,
bic srobe 8erbeeruneen anoeri6tet> 1T i'm
@on9e.
II Cine @eieQl9aft bat BEL BET 2e9i6latur
bon %@btbuobua cine petitipn einserei9t>
seine pacifczM tlantie< Gtlenbabn pur@ bic:
len Staat bauen gu oiirfen, unp Serlanot.
5 2easue6 an jeber Seite Der 8abn unb
3oufreie GinfuDr Der gum Bau nBtbisen
Dtn9e. Die @oncefion fol- erlolden iein,
tpe11n bic 8abn nt6t III 3 Sabren anoe<.
faneen1 uab in 20 Sabren beenoet (ei.
VI brigham ypune tu,pebnt in ieinem pa>
lo1t uno bat 5pet @troben> bic gu pte1em
fdbren> 3unnauern laRen. Tanf6unbert be-
pofnete Daniten bewa9en i'm, unb er III
10 unperiddmt rab Niemano prteib> Oh 60
oernpr Cummings @ouperneur, pper Der
&re6t Don gouna 1T. Die Mormuner ,
bolten fetnen BHentlt9en @pttesrienf> #,
baten tbre Dfentliden Mrbeiten unter' orru
@en unp iasen> ber Tlu4 @pttes ru} ,e ouf
benz 16ale> 10 lauee Die Gentiles ~ IT NELL
ten. - @uumiH9e 1T allseu1etn yerodtet,
tuesen ieiner feieen l1ntermerW q uuter
@ooernor ,guunes @oriari7 en-. Supoe
Gdles ben{mmt ii@ pa9eeen e tiaiebeu, -
Setn @teQpertreter, Suo9e '@fnclair, aud
Elm enti&iepener @ann, ioute nddtens
}etnen erten Germtn abba Item.
Dte neue Strabe bur d prppp Canon
1T beinube fertia. Sie beberri@t ben qon<
gen @ertebr BON Gait Safe 6fltd> @&p
Canon unp bic bpbcn Serge auf Der
Strabe na& Fort. Bripser, tptrpen babel
nermieben. n"t-u,
Snbianer>% sent Gorne9 1T mad GUM
|l bolot 9esar9er> un1 NIT ben sbolbonesz
51notanern 8etrase absu19liesen. -
pie ntabzS nbioner im Sdben batteu
|stttraise @orbtbaten be.sansem unb leuten
freue befraft &peroen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

Die 9fem>ycrfer 8ldtter brinaen {eol<
tenlan9e 8ertdte iiber bic @erteerunaen
nes leBten Sturmee an Der &iine
uno in cen @ewd0ern pea @olfes. @on
SurfS S5lanb wirp Der @erluR Don feds
G~obrjeussn unp Sieler Menlhenleben aez
melcet. Nud eintse oeutfhe 6abr,euoe
murcen erbeblih mitoenpmmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

3urWarnun9 fir @%llubioe,
- Der farti9e 6ubrmann Cornelius
@larf> tpel9er in K. Ctr, in per erften
Waro in Waibinton mpbnt wurbe bus
Spfer elmer curdtriebenen Babrla9erin>
rpelde iI9 unter benz Nprpance bel tbm
eintuldlel@en mufte, paB i1e fem &inc,
tceldes 1apn felt Sabren an &rampfen
lit, turiren fSnne. Der 9utbersi9c @ater
lief ii@ in Der 5pHnun9, iein Sinh BON leiz
men 2etoen gu befreieu, cine $5z9}pte nad
Der N1oen aus Der. 3oi9e lpdcn> melbe,
wie pie perl9la9ene 3auberin ppr0ob, ais
mirflan1es 6eilmittel unttr has &opftiGeu
re6 franftn &ilres 9ele9t msrreu mleten.
Nadcem lie benz Tarbi9e bur9 rie1e Spe<
%ratipnen letaen 9anSen BaarYprratb, etrpa
$780, obsei6winpelt bette, unternabm Te
rinen 5auptitret9 se9en ibr Spfer, moem
tie cafelbe oeranlabte, 6au6 unr 6pf
auf Der 8onf DOR @olbinton ;u periesen
uno tbr bic pafur %empfansenen $4,000 nebf
allen @plcz UNI Silber1aden melde ct in
{etnem 8efbe BATE auS5ubdnpiaei. Dtc
8anfzNoten, Sob unp @tlber leete fe
an19eineno in einem 8unbel urter pas.
&ppffi1en res &inpes unb emit ernte lid
ooraut UNI nidt wieperSufpmmeu.
Madoem ber arme 6orbtse mebrere Sage:
Serseben@ auf ibre &idfebr separtet bate
ertuno!9te er fi& in Dem Buarpinebauie:
mad Nr 6rau uDpctotinu pernabm aber
gu letnem sroben S&reden, bab cielelbe
bereit9 ataereil't lei. Ct elite RAID nab
}einer Wpbnuns suraf> bob ba6 &ppffilz
len entpor> lDlte paS Bunpel unp fanp
itatt Der p%ermeintliden @9abe - eintae
@ent6ltlde unp nad benz Tprmat BON
8anfnoten suseidntttene papierf4ide, :(8.
Gorr.) ., ...
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

- + tHELtE .ftIf - t.E3E2 INA EHQJ3FAr
Saltlmore, ,M. Bur &barat>
tterifit Der biefeen I3ufanpe pienen fol-
9enbe Tbatiaden .~., =. =. raj,
@m. g. Borp, oerurtbtilt, ben off,
%iianten Yurnbam eri&uden 81, bobfn, MAI
&nopnotbin9< @onitabler Der Is. @arb.
y. @rasmus 2ep9, Der I6ptune bes 6.
Ar&. Mcglleeie anseflaet mar pom ben
&no>pnotbiues als Gonfabler Der 10.
@aro 'ertpddblt. ~.-..o
Sob. &mrn, oneeflaet ben Deutlden
Slider an Der Ode BON 9oparp< u. montz
sor,etD> Straee erldo6tn III .baben, pa.
&no>rnotbbiines poliseioff3iant, =. ..',,
.'''s Marion Gropps, arsetlaet bes Morbes
an BEN Off;iontenu' Riieeon, mar bon ben
'&nomnOtbinss als G%unftabler fir bic Il.
@arD erpdblt,
g. Miltinion, n ! slneriffts a1f 9.
f8racp an Der poa>Dfffet' " jwdfi@ SAY
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

Die Mociale &%epublif," DON
Sem ycrt, erfldrt fId in Der 5auptlahe
fir bic @nfd!en @emaro's unp slautt,
cab uuter ben pbmolteneen 8erbdltnijen
Der Mrbetter<e pnaree in spe an 8eceutuna
genuine, eaber terielbe 70 ralb pie raSas
1t@ 81 Stanpe trmmen mS@te, nm Der
Union ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @nt1hlu6
funp III thun, Die platform pes Mrbeitere
tunces eni'reper i'm Sample nit alien gar<
teien coer i'm 8unoe nit Der ibr am naad,>
item ftebenpen republifaniiden purh;uz
fubren."
Dae @r1tert su errparten, bieBe Der Co.
fomot'oe einen Sdutfarren entsesen1esm ;
bus yebtere 1T praftiih, Derniinfie unp
Don: Sri cl9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

zen 3uftbausfrafe perurtteilt, rpar elm
s. opnotbinss z2eanpenansaauper in Dem flo
lihenDifrtte.
81 8crilebtuber 8atalpa liefert einen in
~tereKnnte, 8titrae fir bic cff;ieue Sui
turseldihte unierer Staot. %. Gprr.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

tS9lanse in ieinem unbewadten Mueer>
bid ertappte ;; lba fprans ct auf. tie, fobte
fe beira Sails, 3eri4mettcrte ttbren 7&opf
an eineu Stein 5anp ities bana rubis2auf
Ben Bauu1. tn 41otG uanajJ g:>ut9 Il; 1aa
tW @tr t5nuen in pieiemGaQe tnt@t bora,
;petfeln, eas7 bast Gbter, ben &opf ersrtf
unp .3erl&metterte; neil es! bieien &beit firj
9efdbrli@l belt a. So 1T 81 'pieDerbolten
Malen fibepbodtet ,porcen, ybab BET elmer
0ietberce, porunters ild etag poer 3tpet
@tad pur9 lire Bosbeit aus3ei&neten
unp barauf bebarrten, pteanperen 81 bei&de
bisen unp gu tYranniiren, bieie lebtereni
aQeu Mnlaetn mad f& beratbi&lasten,
unp baun bic. St6renfrteoe NIT ~perfint9ter
@a9t pom Der @eipe trieben. Mu@ Bat
man selsben, pab bic @lieeerg eines &rd<
beneenifes bic &eibes bielten, UNI fit, bic
8ebarfni6e elmer pertpoi7ten Gamilie 81
lorsen. Dtees finp insseiauanat @ernunftz.
banpluneeu, bic fFd IN feineglet 9tnit4t
pom dbnli@en 3~nnolnneen bers Meni@en
unteriiddeiDtn. No@ ttebr. II 9bSlei4 be
irieperenI .Gbiert ffsine Grbf9aft aueefara1
raelttr &euntniiNtt, ,piie ptr @eni&en, abfT<
ton,mea;ao fi1b bod aud ftbis 5as efneaa
sspiNen Grabt, ~ jjepeu5 Maeifcatieufu;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-15

THEATRIcALs IN MEMPHIs-MASAGERC CRISP.
An article in the Memphis appeal of a
recent date, contrasting the present state of
the drama in that city with what it was in
former days, pays some well merited compli-
ments to the tact and ability of Manager
the citizens Of that place, in the matter of
dramatic entertainments, the writer says:
For this gratifying change in the public
taste for amusemcnts. we are indebted, in
great measure TO the good sense, libcraljty
and tact of the present management. Mr..
CRISP combines in very high degree the
qualities of an accomplished and successful
manager-a liberal education. good Judge
rlent, cultivated taste coupled with an init
mate acquaintance with the classics and
JeLtes iettres. energy, professional pride,
punctuality and good business habits, aud is
withal a highly accomplished actor. Mr..
CRISP took hold OF the Gaiety here, just OH
the eve of the financial panic which swept
over the land last fall, ostrating trade, and
bringing ruin and disaster upon business of
every kind. He has gone on with the
improvements and decorations of the theatre,
until it is acknowledged one of the hand
soonest places of amusement in the Union
fulfilling punctually all his business engage
menis-and III the face ola bitter and violent
opposition from interested quarters, has won
the need of praise for managing abilities
from "a reluctant public. Not "a hoatrical
celebrity in the country, but we have had in
Memphis under the present management,
While in the stock, instead OF the lazy loating
drunken lOuugcrs, with loose habits and
lDnser morals that too often disgrace the
name of actors we have an orderly. quiet,
| Well-hehaved set of gentlemen and ladies.-
! Under the strict discipline and watchful care
| of Mr.. CRISP, vice and immortality have been
| driven from the public view, if not altogether
| exp He'd from the theatre, and the theatre
| made place of refined and cultivated amuse-
| mcnt, and fit Resort for ladies and gentle
| men.
| For these things Manager CRISP deserves,
| and We believe, has the thanks OF every good
| citizen; for all such, whether they attend the
! theatre or not, are interested in having it a
| place Irrational and refined enjoyment The
| Galcty. we believe. has passed the critical
! period of financial dentition, and we are glad
To believe its success is assured under its
present management. However. il might
suit the convenience of interested parties to
wrest its control from present hands, we
trust. when we look back upon the history of
| iheairicas they have been in Memphis,
that no such misfortune may befall the public.
For whatever the private ground of disagree
ment between Manager CRISP and others may
he, we feel that, as editors. we have no con-
Germ Herewith. To us and to the public, he
is known only as Manager, and in that
capacity, it is but an act of simple justice to
say. his ADMINISTRATION has been most able,
acceptable and satisfactory.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-15

A Coop SHoT.-A few evenings since a
a party of gentlemen met by chance at the
St. Cloud Hotel. amongst them Capt. TRAVIS,
the ftmoas pistol-shot. A conversation sprang
up on pistol-shooting, when one OF the party
produced a pair Of Derringers, whereupo
the Captain jocosely proposed to shoot adime
between his feet, they being separated only
the width of the coin. The proposition
created SOME curiosity. and the feat was final
lv performed once with each pistol. 1t APP
pearcd hazardous. but TO such marksman as
Travis there was little if any danger OF
miss. The gentlcman's Drrrngers must be
choice tools BY the way, Captain TRAVIS
has op ned his pistol gallery. aud is ready to
teach others to shoot well "a he does.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-15

S- We remind the public of Nashville
and most earnestly request their attention TO
the Concert at Odd Fellows Hall tonight
for the benefit of the poor of the city. The
music will combine vocal and instrumental,
both of which will be of a very superior
order. The persons generously engaged in
the Concert, have, on several occasions, won
the highest applause from our citizens and
doubtless, inspired by the objects now con-
templated, they VIII furnish musical ban
qpet of the highest excellence. The design
to relieve the poor by strengthening the arms
of the I" Robertson Association" addresses it.
self with peculiar ard powerful emphasis TO
the sympathies of our people; and should
not be permitted TO pass without worthy
response. There should not be a vacant seat
left in the Hall and tickets ought to be pur-
chased by those who may have other engage
ments, even if they be suffered to remain
unus- d. We appeal to every citizen possessed
of the common feelings of humanity to do
something on this occasion for charity.
The doors will open at Z O'Clock, and the
concert commence quarter before O'Clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-15

THE KNIcKERBoCKER for January (No. SIS,
vol. 53) is already on our table. 1t makes
its bow in an entirely new typographical
dress. Its portrait of BRYANT is an elegant
specimen of engraving. The author of
'Thanatepsis' contributes short and exquisite
poem. Several of the articles, numerous and
unusually rich, relate TO subjects now promin-
emily before the public. ''The Queer Repub-
lic' gives the best account of Paraguay and
its imbroglios to be found in periodical
literature. 1.-THE jews" written after careful
observation of the Israelites of the old world,
and detailing the terrible accusations for
merly brought against them, is oppOrtune
and especially interesting. The paper on the
''London Athenaum and American Authors"
a most sarcastic and pungent specimen of
magazine writing, is scathing in the extreme.
F.tz James O'Brien contributes a poem,
Miss Chesebro a story, Tuckerman a brilliant
sketch upon English and French character
istics and DR. Stevens a fine portraiture of
"the Pioneer Bishop" Asbury. The long
satirical poem, "a Fashionable Toilet" is
from a flushed hand.
TERMS, Is cents per copy; So per year. The
publisher OF the Knicker6ocker, JOHN A. GRAY,
I6 and Is Jacob street, New York. furnishes
the Magazine and the Home Journal for 81 a
year. in advance. The Weekly PATRIOT and
the Kiekerbocfer will be sent to one address
for So per annum; the Tri-Weekiy PATRIOT
and the Kniekerbocter, for ST; the Daily
PATRIOT and the Rnickerbocker. Tor $40. in
variably in advance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-15

So1E IMPORTER, Nos. IS, 20 and ~ Beaver ST.,
NEW YORK.
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cll the GENUINE SCIiNAPFs:
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-15
Report on the Water works.

We Lave been requested 10 publsh the
following Report, which was pres, nted to the
City Council at its last meeting, by J. l..
BosTICK E-q., on behalf OF the Wat Works
COMMITTEE.
To IHE CRY CoSNCII: Your Committee on
Wafer Works report that the new pump con-
t"act,d for 10y the Old Board, with Ellis &
Moore has been completed and is in good
working order. The old pump now in use is
capable of raising 7l,4O0 gallons of wat,
Per hour, while the pump just furnished raises
liz, gallons per hour--showing an in
crease in capacity of 4O,sOO gallons per hour
in favor of the new pump over the old one.
There is also considerable saving of fuel
by the new pump. With the old one il takes
q cords of wood to supply the Basin twice
day-while with the new one il requires
from 81 TO cords to perform the same work,
thereby saving about $40 cords Of wood per
annum-whch at 81 so per cord amounts 10
Il saving of $3.50 year.
Your committee would recommend the old
pump now in use be enlarged SO as to make
which they are Informed can be effected at
o cost of about $500.
Your committee would call attention to
the fact that the new Reservoir. the one now
in use, is in a very bad condition, much of
the water being lost by leakage. They have
concluded, however, not 10 recommend the
necessary repairs at present, as the season Of
the year is not the proper one for conducting
the work in . substantial and economical
manner. Your committee are Of opinion,
however, the best method of permanently
stopping the leaks in the Reservoir is by
lining the inner walls with brick laid In
hydraulic cement, and recommend that IL be
done as coon as the weather will permit in
the spring.
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The ssEIiXir.c

Prepared by DR. JAS WILLIAMS, for the of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column } has, by its merits, obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi
clans acquainted with its properties using it them
selves and prescribing it their PATIENTS convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
isordered digestive organs healthy function. Nu-
merous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned ncurable by
some of the Medical Faculty, have, by the of this
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fcates testify aprI3-ly
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Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale of StOre-hOuse
On College Street, and of val
liable Negro Man, Stocks, sc.

John II. x VIM. H Ewin, VS.. Jno. 7. Pendleton,
Admir-, and others.
DURSUANT to a decree OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, November Term 1855, III above
cause, will sell at the Court House, in this city,
Monday, the 3d day OF January, 1889 the following
property, tO-wt: That yALUABIE STORE LOT
the West side of College stI eet. Church SPING
street, now occupied by Freeman Brothers, and be-
Ing the same formerly occupied by kwin Brothers
Drug Store. The let fronts 20 feet and a halfinch,
and is $50 feet deep. likely and UdILdbIe negro
named lack. Fifty shares Commercial Insurance
Stock 20 shares NGshciiLe Building Association Stock.
"A shares NdShriile and Chattanooga Rd5lodd Stock
TERMS-The House and Lot Will be sold on l, and
years credit, with Interest from day Of sale The
negro man lack and the stocks, on months credit,
without interest Notes with good personal secur ~
and payable in Bank, will be required, and III
Real Estate lien will be retained for further security
Dec I'D J +. GLEAVES, G IN.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

IlY virtue of ri Fa 10 me directed, and delv-
I'D cred from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son county, Tennessee, at its sept term, 1855, will
expose TO public sale to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House yard IN the city of Nashville, on
MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1859, all
the right title claim, interest and estate which VIM
NJ. White then had, or may have since acquired in
and 10 the following described tract piece parcel
of land, situated lying aud being in the county Of
davidson IN south Nashville, IL being Lot No. l6,
mencing at stake ON Maple street at the OF
lot No. IL, running thence tn Maple street, forty
FIVE feet, % stake the corner of lot No is thence
at right angles with Maple street, one hundred and
eighty feet To twenty feet alley; thence ght
angles towards lot No. II forty five feet 70 the
Of II said alley; thence right angles the
beginning hundred and eighty eight feet tgis-
tered in the Registers office of davidson county and
State Of Tennessee IN book No. Is page 593. Levied
on as the property of VIM. NJ. White, 20 satisfy a
judgment ia favor of Thomas Wells, ON the 9th day
Of December, 1855.
j. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
decl0-td BY L. c. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.