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NTHESA H'OODE.S' WARE. = 400
N doz Painted Buckets, assorted colors.
100 doZ. Fancy do, half size. .. .t .. l.
100 - Cedar do, brass and iron bound.
80 g Toy do, brig hit fancy colors.
TOO nests Tubs, painted Cedar aud Pine.
so doz. Churns, red and white Cedar and striped
loo gross Matches. ronnd box, wafer proa,f and
common
100 doZ. ahaker Brooms. rs-a
zoo " imitation, fancy and common do.
loo boxes Clothes Pins. .. .tA
200 bales Cotton Batting, Stearns 4 Foster extra
No. 1, the best in market. For sale, whole sale
6nlys at Cincinnati prices tgIsfs g. .a.. -.s
ssptl5-sm J. b. RUSSELL, .
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RATES OF aDV.ERTIsE-Nea.

: : : !. ! )
5at 90 % 90 | 25 | 80 70
q ba5s. IS Is 50 30 % 30
Days. 90 SOL l75 225 go 25
Dsa.. / Is 80 2 50 Is 10 10
s Dag. 90 10 2 80 so 20 90
Week, so 25 3 90 70 4 50 . %
2 WUksT 2 so rs 90 rs Z so 75
5 Wells 3 90 sol 600 so 90 10 50
Mo. 400 90 $50 10 90 II ~ IA 10
2 Mos. 6OOl IS IL so 10 rs l6 90 ls 75
3 Mos SO IL 25 10 90 Is IS y so 26 Is
Mo's. 8 so II 10 II 90 2i Is 25 so ~ IS
i Mos. 10 90 Is 90 20 % % 90 80 90 So %
Mos. l3 90 10 50 26 90 80 so 30 % 40 90
II DTos 15 90 q so 80 90 81 so 45 90 " 90
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nv or SIZE, n FIVE L.aREk
Il Three Year Old Mule. z. II. COOK & SON.
TWO THE PUBLIC.

TWO THE PURLXC. 1-ss BAG.
Sam, the little man, has this day
Been opening GOODS both fresh and gay,
He received near every kind
That you In any city can find; $50 g
And as he purchased by the bale,
He is determined to RETAIL. @
For READY PAY, q little lower
Than ever has been had before.
He with his brethren means to live,
But as for CREDIT shall not give, -, f.
He wouldn't live to rouse your passion,
For CREDIT here is out of fashion 1
His friends and buyers one and all.
It'll pay you well to give CALL
You'll always find him by his sign,
On Main street, Number 40.
Further more you will bear in mind. isit-A
Embrich takes funds of ev'ry Kind, IS af.sas 1
And broken Banks ct higher rates,
As can be had In other States
The citys credit he III defense, i ~ s5
Take their orders at 80 cents,
SO if bargains yon wish to meet, st3
Go to 40, on Main street.
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DUELDE.N-2 ma r Il RI.f n. = 500
M1 Kegs Nails, all sizes.
10000 Lights Sash all sizes.
200 Doors, usual sizes.
400 Boxes Window Glass assorted sizes
200 Kegs White Lead
Bills. Linseed OIL.
3 Bbls. Putty in baddser,
Also, White Lime, Grey Lime Plaster Paris,
White Sand, Hydraulic Cement, in any quantity de-
sired by purchasers. For sale reduced rates by
septl5 GEORGE FOSTER & Co
Ky.4LL STYLE DRESS H4TSE
II Comprising all the latest American aud French
fashions Our fall style Dress Hat Is unsurpassed
Ior symetTical proportions and is equal, If su-
peror In durability aud beauty, to any ever made.
Our conformstor enables us IN warrant a perfect
and comfortable lit 10 the W-arer, matter how In
regular his head may be. Now Is the time, gentle
lnrn, 10 leave your orders
FAUTlER & TARC0NNIER
septll 80 Main street
NAR. JONES OFFICE .9.S.H RRsE-
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or CoNNFtTiCIT. /

~IA IE or toNNF Tit'UI.
Il tiAKtEu.4H t,sl,II - =
Jai,udTJ c, ls5S
Personally aIisarsi q t. Bow Frs, Secretary Of
Ths isi thru fii@ Insurance Company. and made
,th that t~ statement, by him suisS rib
a i u,ie fnii s'i 5Tre,ls stsi lHfHs u the al
t.its II SAID '>iiIt1a, aid exhibits fir 10
1=csItained .i fi.is iCs tusI sohaitoH tbs
sizt day oI J,t.ti1tY ~
Befcis III. n IL nAnH2o1J j r
Applications ia iEsiiIai,gs may ts Hais to the
undersigned, ALLE-lG nAfL0Ck, Agent,
sartS ETG..sTins, Indiana.
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0PECES. as 8.a&S .4ESPKCE,
~ 35 Bags Pepper.
100 Mats Cinnamon -.z - ...4
500 Ms Cloves
400 fbs. Nutmegs ..a . 81 3t $3.50
10 Kegs Ground Ginger.
$50 Boxes assorted Grocery Spices, Mustard,
Pepper Sauce, Baking Powders, &c. For sale, low,
by GEORGE FOSTER 4 Co.
sepi1J srt. Corner Locust street and Canal.
EleaLxsES IND LE.STHER NIT
CASES, first rate article for sale at
Us I'll. FAUTIER x ATARC0NHIER,
septll 80 Main street.
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DESCRIpTInN

TITLE ERIE CT.
TERMS.--One-f fourth cash balance in ons, two,
and three years. with interest secured by mort
cages the promises.
Plats can be at the County Treasurer's office,
City Collectors, and at my Office, where all infer-
nation will be furDsed. .THoS. E. GARFIN,
nova Third street.
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Bsfwsen FIRST aud Water
TER.us or sUBsCREPTE0

. VIuDS OF To OF NOle.. T U'J
taa The privilege Of yearly advertisers IS limited
to their own i'm mediate business in their own name
and all advertisements for the benefit OF other
rersons as well as legal advertisements and adver
tsemonts of auction sales, aud advertisements with
ths name of other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
as No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
corporation, society, association or publlc meeting
and No communication designed TO call attentlos to
any matter OF limited Of individual interest can be
inserted unlesss paid for an advertisement
mo- Contracts for yearly advertising Will not be
scfntinued unless an order to that effect Is lett Mt
.he Office, and when discontinued in less than a
YEAR the price of the whole year will be charged
raSa Legal advertisements hereafter, VIII be peb,
lise1 at the expense of the attorneys ordering and
not elayable for legal proceedings, but colectaole
at our usual time.
mn Our terms for job Work and transient adVer-
tiseuIents are CASH.
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A0AsAJNOS 8 FOk S44LHs-CMRESIL.X.N
m DECKER, Wheelright, Third street, near
the Court House has Three very SUPERIOR rich ton
ed and highly finished Pianos built in this city by
q German builder, who has worked in some OF the
best shops Of Europe, which he offers for sale low
DE has tad these Instruments built TO encourage
stranger TO establish himself here and introduce q
new and important branch Of manufacturing. The
Pianos are warranted for THREE years, and win be
KEEP i'll tune for one year, gratis IL the Instrn
men Is fail in any particular the builder will be
here 10 make his work good. He does not hesitate
10 say the Instruments he offers fully equal TO
any that can be brought here, and If our citizens
will but try them their superiority will overcome
all prejudiees against home productions. Those
wishing To purchase, and those who desire 10 soc
what can be done in own city, are invited 10
call and examine them. lsept6l c. DECKER
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


HBSTR.4CT OF THE SE.ME-.H.y-
eA nual stateeit of the affairs and cosdtio, Of the
HOME INSURANCE Company, OF the Cay OF Neec
York, oa Lhs 3lst day Of december, 1857. -
ASSETS. rr
Bonds and Mortgages being frstlien on
Real Estate, worth at least 1891 ,OO0 .460 COO 90
Loans on stocks, payable ON demand, (mar- -
ket value of securities S253 667 859 IS
Bank Stocks, market vaue) )............. TT 900 90
Real Estate, No. Wall street, ithe Office
ofthe Company 676oi 7a
Interest due on the lst of January, 1858, 81
(of which So, ,625 3has since been re-
csived) 375 9s
Balance in hands of Agents and in course
Of transmission from Agents on the 31st ..a
"a Gst 70
Tor which $7,S57 81 has since been re-
ceived). % -i 81.
Premiums due and uncollected on Policies
issued at Office. 2Os7 So
Total Ss34, ,2I3 "a
Outstanding Losses 3lst De- ---.
sceHser, 1857, estimated ..$39, 40 OF .-.ta
ihie Stockholders account .--
of seventh Diyidend.......... l,7oo 90 e.. ,-
t-*t e -<'s 2" S4l, ,l10 Oh 81
CHAS. j. MARTIN, Pres't.
A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres't.
j. MILTON SMITH, Sec'ys . liz
A. c. HALLOCK, Agent,
iel4-d6m Evansville, Ind.
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STLqRD.-THE U.N'z5 D. IL = 81 NE -,
II fnr many wears chief Clerk in the hous,. of
Holm HIRi.EV 4 Co Ieps ia offer his services
as Commission Merchant Il, the friends and patrons
of that honsa now that it has retired from, business
With this end IN view haS1 formed Co-parther,
shir ~lth Nf. f. nsnton si'"t ., 'ie ",i anu
"eii known urn 81 y. w Eeh,oit q '"-' 'lt'r 'he
i""ie 1uu Ht' = Sp " - - " ''' ~ N fN
'rSrl M 'he Is. % niasi pfSA. \ 4, fr;as
of ,he ola bnnse III IOIiN HiTRIFY & o.. who
have had onnortuDiti-s of axperiaueing the pronpt
nsss and sLihtv with which he attended 10 their
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up ,0Od
4 The Assets Of the Company are az iollows
Par Market
Value. Value.
5ll Shares Hartford Bank Stock ~ s5l 100 sG0, ,29s
so PhHni1 ...... 81 ,UOo - 900
100 Shares Connecticut River Bank
ing Company Stock ................. 900 5000
.o9 Shares Farmers and Mechanics
rs shane. @ CITY City Bank 19 ia.SS 800
2n0 Charter Oak Bank stock, 100 2nOO0
100 - Mercantile Bank Stock, la,h10 1900
100 a Bank OF Hartford Com
200 p1a' Hssh.1s. Bank stock 1SSS SSS 5SSs Ss
100 Shares Merchants and Manniac-
turers Bank Stock, 80 Per cent.
paid 2,200 200
30 Shares XErna Bank Stock, 10 per
cent. paid. d......,............,........ zoo 800
200 Shares American Exchange BIZ
Stock New York .................... 2a.O5a IL 200
200 shares Bank Of America Stock,
New York 80 GEO 81 500
800 Shares Bank of Commerce Stock,
New York. 10000 2a2OO
200 Shares Importers and Traders
Bank Stock, New York;. 20 0Od 2e 800
200 Shares Manhattan Company B1
Stock, New York rk.................. 10000 Il 900
loo Shares Merchants Bank Steek
New York. 1000 400
100 shares Merchants Bank STOCK,
New York, % per cent. paid. 1,2s0 $50
2G0 Shares Union Bank Stock, New
10000 nO0s
300 shares Ocean Bank Stock, New
York lO.OOn
100 shares Bank of north America
stock, New York .................... 10000 10000
47 Shares metropolitan Bank Stock,
New York rk,....:.......-...,......... 2G,7oo 277Gs
100 shares Merchants Bank Stock,
Boston 10000 $500
100 Shares Bank ofCommerce Stock,
Boston 10000 $500
100 Shares Hartford and New Haven
Railroad Stock 10000 IL 900
"a shares Hartford, Providence and
Fishkill Railroad Stock pre-
ferred .........-........... 34Oa l,020
~ Shares Connecticut River Rail-
road Stock 2,OHa lo00
l20 Shares Conuecticut River Rail-
road Stock. .............. 1000 1000
S4O3, $50 S39s $50
Bills Receivable hearing interest inclnd-
ing Special Deposits in Banks. 1888 ~
Balance book. due the Company rs0, 49, II
Cash in hands al Agents u in course Of
transmission. 3s s,l27 90
Cash hand ....... 4G,573 81
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foF 7ats Gy Isspt29I I'D hkfNOLhs s 90
Ek IS S d h a. TT a w. .v'O1xCE rs
-H1 hereby given that the partnership lately
isting between Joseph Z. Jewell and " m j Ben
jsnliIi, under the firm u Jewell 4 Esutanin. was
dissolve the 18th inst. by mutual consent
The business will ts soEuiniisi Y Seszslrs
Joseph c. Jewell. Eizur Sswb-rrv ard Jonathan
II Clement, uEdeT the hrm ef Jewell, Newberry i
q, h0 alone authorized settle the business
ii the late firm. J. {. JEWELL,
WI BENJAMIN
f1ansyi lille, November 10th 1856 lmd&w
WREzT UTTk II n ND sTUF-
. ~LA FERS-Jast Tsasivei and for sale ST reduced
Cash Prices JACOB STRACB,
2oTI7Zw No. &c Main st.
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E1T:a.V'sT.ILEE P.sPHk E.a6E-

-AIhouse We have now on hand, and offer on
liberal terms, we'll assorted stock fof printsrs ana
bookbinders, among which we name-4. = sszs
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes
1000 Straw Boards; 1909 Tar Boards
As well as coiored Printing Paper; plain Cap ANA
Hose fat Caps DENY, Medium white and soIorei
Cards and Card Boards, which We can have cur sa
any size, Post-vffoe paper, Manila Wraup,uu
Printers Ink &c We also beg leave to ss.fi the
attention Ot dealers CUR stosk OF 1868 bundles
Wrapping Paper. and 100 gross Of Bonnst Boards
The highest market price paid for Rags.
jy1 TENNET SORENsoN.
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HW AEEhFyN; HRE.STHOUSE s. tO.,
W COMMISSION AND FuRW ARplNG
MERClIANTS
No. IS POydras street,


GLEN wILLIN..w. X. GREArH0UsE.J0s- GIf2l$"rR.
We give uur personal attention To the sale Of To-
bacco Corn, Wheat Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, &c. augl4
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Maltby's Baltimore OYSTERS

supplies by Express, directly from the Packer in
Baltimore He is prepared TO offer the trade such
inducements the edtire have never been
offered in this market heretofore. constant daily
supply always Oh hand 81 thai dealers and families
obtain at any time during the those
choice oysters, in and half cans and in the
SHE'LL warranted fresh and sweet, and very superior
Ia 1ayor and quality. Terms, cash. Andsn but
bankaIe money received. A. KURTZ,
sept5-6m Sole Agent for Evansville.
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0UBs II. rom, arToR.N.E1. ar

~ Law, NotaIy Tutiie. heal Lstlt. add iNIL-.t
Jig Agent will attend a. every sl~,ixS u convey
aESing take DISPOSITIONS ai.i aif,i,ita ki.,.,l4ig
ulsnts Of D-eis AID nVItgesc+ "a Ta.t viii lsa
fern faithfully ali business Attorney ,nt..>t
Ell to his SssIs
az Office cTqr CIrriov Gifics. Princeton IEl.
@si:ILs-,y
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M Nv F.f HT.N.E ER SHIPPING CHAN
A<DLER and BLYTHE HYSES have associated
nsmselves together as partners in the practice ot
Law, and will attend promptly 10 all business CON
.scted with their profession, which may be entrust
ID "a them.
H1- Office ON Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
Touse, Evansville, Ind. sept26-ly
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NoO. GOTT0.v' B.2TTE.S'G.-IOO
O. v Bales just feceised, which bought fol
cash, Tor sale cheap. al SAM EMBRicHS,
-ept9 40 Main street
nR eE.N-SOH y NEHTO.N"S or
" COLpRS, in patent collapsibe Tubes Ar
ats have breH elected with Messrs. Minsoi
n Newton fuT a constant aId fuil supFlY Of thsir
celebrated oil C0l0ra. For bTilliancy, durability
ami entire reliability they unfivaed. The frs
class medal Was awarded them at the Worlds Fair
London CHARLES BABCOGK,
sept7 Main street.
H6OTBsE.- All persons indebted to ns will
o v please csii and make Isay hISnt.
uoye2 A u; REYNOLDS & co. .
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YOaE jan 9.-Governo- Wise's letter to
the Tanlnany Society celebration yesterday says
thst Congress ought not 70 reject The LecOmPt0n
constitution but subject it to fair legal vote Of the
people Of Kansas. No honest Democrat should be
prescribed for difference Of opinion to the man
ner Of solving question
The Tribune contradets the story that the Govern
ment obliged to postpone the payment Of drafts
in New York.
ST LOUIS, Jan. 9.-River falling with 81 feet
water to Cairo,
DUBUQUE, Jan. 9.-The river is full of floating
ice
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9.-River falling with feet
water the falls and feet 10 inches In the canal
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.--COtton sales 1900 balesi
prices steady Stas2. Mess pork Is co. Lard in
uerces 81 Other articles unchanged.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Stocks, Missouri skies 81 F.;
Tennessee 85A; Louisiana skies IS. Cotton dull,
200 bales sold. Flour quiet. Wheat, white / l8a
1 20. Corn, white 64a7O. Mess pork IS OOal5 %.
Whisky q }a22 Bacon dull hams 8aSt. Linseed
unchanged. Tobacco 7a74. Sugar quiet 63a74.
Orleans molasses 80.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Fl0ur g 75a3 60. Whisky
Is. Hogs4 00s4 go Mess pork Y 90 Tor Marcn
delivery and y 50al3 90. Lard held e. S. buyers
offer y.
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pursuance Of decree Of the County Court n HuupL
reys county, made a. It's OCTOBER Term 1884, IN te
of Louisa Fowler ais, heirs Of Jefferson Fowler
deceased shall proceed 70 sell public sale The
bidder at residsnce Of the Fad Jefferson Fowler
dsceAsed o. thursday, 4 day Of January X val
liable TracL Of Land and eleven Negroes. The land
Ia ming 40 sores we'll lmpOvsu aud title good living
on North JACK River, The muu-h Huruc4Le
creek. Humphreys county, The consists Men,
omen and Children. the most Of whom b.y and val
uable The land will be sold sUbIectL0 widows dover
on credit Of sHd two ysars and he slsye cred
twelve months Notes and approved security vii
required # The purchasers, zen TrJ tIDed on
laAd until the pa TLBase mOnty psid. -ard auq
be0Bg 10 the estate Of the said Jefferson Fowler
sersed, a. d solo tor distrbuu,n
This the 9th day OF DeCsmbeT 1857.
decIaW4.--prs eeS4. LEVI MeCOLLUN. c. q 81.
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TIE LEGISLATURE-

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Welckner introduced
g bill making it misdemeanor to iniure the grow
log crops orfuit7 Of another; Mr. Walker to incor-
Porate the Memphis City Schools; Mr.. BuIen, to
make owners Of slaves Hable for costs in criminal
prosecutions Mr.. Nuudgy, to pay travelling ez-
peusas of Directors of the State Bank who reside
out OF Davidson county; Mr. Goojner, to incorpo-
rate the T. NJ Lawrence College at Alexandra; Mr.
Era.cher, resolution to hold night sessions for the
purpose Of reading the code; Mr. Ross q resolution
1unz The hours Of meeting, which was indefinitely
postponed
Nr G5odpastures bill prescribing rules for the
trial Of causes in the Circuit Courts was rejected
ayes 4, Noes l5 Mr.. Mundsy's bill to amend the
act Of 1921, 50 as to make the county pay cost in
eases adjUgeI against poor persons, was rejected,
Ayes l. Noes -. MIR. BuIen's bill making it a
misdemean5- to 70 take the bodies Of dead persons
Tor anatomical purposes was indefinitely postponed.
a molten was entered 10 reconsider the vote.
Ia the House, Sr. Beale has proposition for
regular nigh: sessions. Mr.. Stanton has proposi-
lion to change the time Of meeting Of the General
assembly 10 once in four years.
The Senate bin granting relief against escheats
an Morgan county. was defeated, By yeas 81, nays
a5. The Senate bill TO relieve acquitted defendants
from costs in criminal prosecutions, was indef-
lite.y postp0ned-yeas Be-. nays 25.
Ten thousand copies of the Biennial Report Of
be Agricultural Buresu, were ordered to be printed
Hy the passage of the Senates Joint resolution to
THAT effect.
The bills efectiug NgIrses Seminary, the Han
nah High School, Carroll county Civil Districts and
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THAT Falaah Farm on winch me 4-usr- gu nave ro
4 the last tETs- T. sale a. Bg water,
OF DUCK river The county o Coffee eight miles Msu
chester and miles from luilau.u4
from NoTlauCy- The contains hundred
of bret rate farming land. 10 formally
the Davcseu place, THIS farm ere comfortable rrsr
dent win LeCesy ouJ houses baTus bsIud sLaoies
o lhe ue-t Vuau two young orchards OF .huiCe Is
good spring wa.er IN aDunlIuCu, STOCK plenty
IuuGlHg through 90 aerHE, 8octaue falEu The
both l'ao7 De- 20 uA Co IoT crops oleI grass
and Don uHlt,d They VII Dc sold separately tug5bvT,
tJ suit rhases H Is OF tbe best sUtk the
STATE 10 ne A those wishing Uuy would, course
wish 70 vice 10. premises before pHrcuasag, further
sCUpuOu Is deemed uaUUre5szTy but gI invited cali
and see Tor themselves.
dee2S-6m HODGE * RAMSEY.
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Land Sale.

by virtue OF or1erof sale directed from the Cir
l. cut Court CT HICEmaH comfy Ht the october eTm
1857 naI tho NONDAY 10 February next ct the
count House door tbe Ceu-reve offer for sale
the Title interest that " A. Stephens has
in aud u The following land, lying and being IN the
county OF Hickman. ami state 0 Tennessee and Civil Dis
tTct No. 20, bounded follows On the souh by he
lands Of Joel JOUe West Dy the ands Of Charles
eau TOu, the said phens lives, contain
welye hundred acres evied the pcpeTy OF tie
FaiG Stephens, instance OF John Switzerland Tor
FOwikes wIhu the hours prescribed by law. This
december The IAN 1857 George, ~heuh
,ssg5-g 4 -pf,bpe{ b. LEvI MCCULL0SI, D. s.
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gherifF's Sale q rand.

u virtue OF Vendltioni exp Juas Hon0rE3s
ID Circuit COuFt OF humphreys County, dirrcted,
from its NOveU term 1857. viii sell, for cash, the
COur House door, IN he WaveTiy, on tle dTsI
Monday "a February 1858 All IL ht, title, clam anl
interest that 81. s. has aud " act piece
pare Of Land lying in he 9Th Civil district OF uump-eys
Comfy, len essec, the Waierr OF IumIirg
Crstk and BOUND follows wi Ges nan 'I-zg.g
noTln 50 deg a pole . thence Al sGt - C1s
large poplar thence % ceg east o. > pes red OAK h
srSsh OAK pointer; thence south 3 Ce-., UIss %
most oak. thence south 10 JcE %. 10 q r1tEs
oak thence morrill, 3 deg, west " y poles 20 The beonus
containing BY estimation about g Sale prg0-
err, ur r %. a. The Instance # w. PIcEelt 80
SATISFY bis debt Solo TIE hours i airect
Tbs i7th December 1851 sPlCEh, saeuE
dec IB-wat On fee 50 20 OF EumPlftys County
HASTINGS steel Crow Bars, azou boxes lrun slI5s
~ Axes Sheet Boiler sHd 30 large and We Il -
sUF!sd and sale The trade a. hanuae-
uTsTs prices, HOLLINGSWORTH q 90.
Julys SO, 9, Market, street,
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IN pursuance Of decree Of The County Count Of Humph
Feys county, made december term, 1851 IN Oh
Of S. spann, administrator, he He Of Alfred
Owen deceased shall proceed 10 cell public salo4 20 tho
highest bidOer the CouU Il dOUT WGVerJ,
uTday, the 10th day Of January House and lOl in the
WaVsry slua1ed on she West SHE OF The public
square and occupied present by FTauking LIsEI
goods Twelve mouths credit wI1e given, the
purCu giving bond sHd approved security, and u
cd she 10. until the purchase money paid sid los
belongs the estate Of the SAID Owen deceased and SOLD
10 pay debts.
This Oh day OF December, Isl
decl4@4l-prs fsss4 LEVI HcCOLLUM, CIV.
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Jackson Z dams.

BROAD SThLET v EST Or CHATTANOOGA DEPOT,
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
Nd Manufacturers Of Saa d, Door Frames, Blinds MAJ
"a ues, MOudngs, ArChraves, Base Boards, Piastess
ether. Boarding. FuaI4s and Pine Flooring, Shelving
Goods Boxes all Eruds Wood Work OT thC
inside Finish of Frame Brick Houses OF description
Orders the surrounding rocieC. Work
fun! put up 0e uaued shppe without injury
ianS Wv JACKSON & ADAMS.
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DECISIONS or THE sUPRElIB C0URl



James Marshall and ais u.s. Marshall and ais
"liH"n p. Judge 1aTHtaers, aHFming Judgment.
b handle and wife .a D Elan. Opinion by
Judge Clrarhars, affirming decree Of Chancellor
William Nasar-t.- heir. D.. Hollis g45afpq I.-
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ION .y laaEa Mckinney, reversing decree aud dis
allowing demurrer sH1 le"aH""ns cause ioF 1't-
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N Hamilton Oh. Zimmerman. Opinion by
Judga Mckinney. decree reversed and nI dis
missed.
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