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Twenty Five Doiars ward VIII be- paid &c returned 10 me-
OF 10 MANDEVIbHE L MeLLHENSY, New Orleans or con-
Fined IN jail b that l can recover hira.
mn 81. q. w SARGENT. Nntchez
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q sIAIONDS s. HEIiEJ, CORNER OF =,
CHStnnihanse and HHw I.eyee streets, COP ktEl3
~ @PER, Tin AGnSIEET IRON WORKERS. kgs4H
ssg Brass Founders and Pnislers, General @Ss5S
dealers in Stoves, aud Manufacturers Of Steanl Taih
clarity EyHpersng FilteEeTs Juice Pans Chin
neys Breechiug steamboang and Plantation Blacksmith
We also uiy prepared, with material and warkme
e5utac for and eSssnte vita dispatch everything in line
and terms 30 suit the linss-
NE assert without Of contradiction that manu-
feufe put up work in oHr limo cteRp any other
f7bTshuent, either North, South, East OF West
III connection Will manu- actuting business also keep
estl stock of Stoves, Tin Mare, Gas Pipe and Fit
fincs which always be sold ~ the lowest market price
pilntefs Merchants SteHuhoats VIII find il her
vantage t0 give Us call before purchasing o. e9atrn else
where, Jylb "
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@ka VIRGINIA s. ND NJ Ar 4 AND NEGROES
So for Sale-RemeVal from E5niaEHde street,
FL WALTER Z. CAMP BE ia has purchased Nos II an!
Bsrpnna street whore he will be found early in the
large lot of Virginia ard Maryland Negroes sale
He preparing ample and healthy quarters for the increased
business he intends conducting the coming The
oeaos between Gravier and Common baTonne street.
which the second street due west from the ST. Charles Hotel
aud is convenient 20 all the merchants and hotels.
WALTER l., GA VI 2 BELL,
II and "a Baronne street,
RulI IykW between GfHyier and Common,
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90 F8spHAssS SLAVE DEPOT, I57 GQM&0N
~ street, SeB 9rleas.He keeps constantly hand and
al for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, WaShersi IroR
erE and General Honse Servants Also buys and aells
SLAVES commission Having converted the family Of
the large thee story building the OF Slaves has nude It
he best depot in the city and we'll furnshed fer tue comfoT
IT Slaves
ain T.FNSTER
CHERRY AND CBISEG STAINING from bark H. E.
~ Spearirg fre Cad quaIter and 50 eighth pipes lw
Pale Shy bales GaTs Of L. orc each REGULAR aud iapered
for sRla by GRATIAAt COMMA G ERE 4 CO,
au2 20 GHsomhouse street.
MIR. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM HOLDS OUR
III fnil power OF attorney, passed before James
GsHham, Notary.
jy22 If COLEMAN. BRTTTNN 4 WRITER'S.
0LD RYE WHISKY nus. way Old. for sas BY
" JONES, MAGEINDER tS Co.
an6 u iFag er street.
LYNDON PORT p RS tasks quarts very superior,
- Tor sale by JONES' NAEEISDER Z CO.
au6 81 GEaFieF street.
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Notice of IeIssolution.


Notice is hereby given that the termination of the
nershp existing according to written articles Of
ment, between Ike of The firm OF Baylor Co the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed in
liquidation g. G. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March, 1855 tfSW
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New DrIeHis, july ~, 1853
Ha5-A dividend of Six per cent. has been de-
ctred out Of the profits the current six months able to
the stockholders o after the 10th August,
au2 In G A, F. RONDEAC, Cashier.
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JAMES Y. BLOCKER, ATTORNEY AT-L8W,
d New Orleans.
faseogiee-Ho 2f Commercial Place fy27 ly
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DENTISTRY.

ssEzzEss9s- MEDICAL, SURGICAL Aff5s 5aEl-
ssysssszE GHANlGAT4 DENIISTItY.-Ilr Al n. 8tRsGs-
TIE manufactures superior Artificial EssE
~%A1L1LIL Gold, PlBtiHa, Silver or Cfutta Psrcaa.
Teeth removed without pain Once No. 10 Bsg8nne sareg
Nav Orleans. dy ~
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M To the Stockholders of the Southern
Pacific Railroad of TeEEs:
general meeting stockholders will be held in Louisville
Ky the 2ib da Of August 1858. Business great
pnHnCe will be brought before the meeting demanding the
ci1n Of al interested, The enterprise promises that has
been claimed for by It's enthusiastic extrayugant
Yocates its management hts been marked by the
grosses character but yet by wise coInses AID good
management ia future lie made the CxpGctp
tons Of its friends This is the shortest best and cheape
route" connected by lway Of Atlantic and Pacific
ocans The throughout the country will render this
crprise ard the seattle ed stockholders tweutyN stes
Of tc Union great service by noticing this CAL
ton Of s!cckholders, the 2i day Of August in the city Of
Louisville, Ky.
JEPTHA FOWLKES,
Ru3 taulS President T.. K. X ca.
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THE PARTEERSIIiP WHICH HAS ENLISTED
y bet~e"n CARilEIIEt SANDING NIL, dealers in
Patent lamps, Refined Goal Oil dissolved by mutual
N. 31h uL, Mr.. Ill having purchased the
in crest Ct MeS-rs. CARPIETTE SCANuIING. will con-
tnue the business for lis
p CARPIE7TE,
7. SEA MILLING.
ARTEMON HILL.
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- RAFFLN DW SLOOP ttNVORLD.f'
I'm The sloop WORLD measuring i've tnls, With
L1[Asllls auebsrt cables aad rigging complete viii be
sssazsss5-aa55sg. II He'd 1T the
MORNING STAR CLEAR STORE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01

sion upon which Mr. Letcher stands arraigned
before theworld by thcwoud be arbiters ofpublic
sentiment in this Commonwealth. Besides the
opinions quoted above, we have at our elbow
the opinions of Washington, jefferson, Benia-
min Rush-fathers of the Republic. wewant
to ask, now, in view of these things, why it is
that Hon. John Letchers opinions on this same
subject are made the turning point of his polil
zeal fnrtnnesf Why it is that citizen of Tir-
ginia in this, our day, must be prescribed and
put down for affirming what the chief men--the
great men of Virginia, in times past, have said?
Because, forsooth, John Letcher expresses
his belief in quiet way, that Western Vir
ginia would be better off without than with ne
groes, he is not fit for a Governor. The fact
that he has acquired the title in this age of
rupt politicians, of "Honest John Letcher"-
the fact that he has been n faithful representa-
tive to Virginia district will not, cannot over
come the fact that he has dared TO express an
opinion which his reputed party leaders in times
past expressed,
And who they who take it upon them
selves to thus arraign Mr.. Letcheri Are they the
neu who build up Sate-encourage its labor
extend its commerce-pnsh forward the col.
umn of civilization by eleya,ing and enrolling
laborH No, they are not But on the con-
trary, they arc men who declare that the ''evls
of free society are insuAerable," 1--WE quote from
the Richmond EaqairerD men who say that
policy and humanity alike forbid the extern
sion of free society 10 new people and coming
generations" men who, like she Southside (ya)
Democrat, declare that the worst of all abom-
inatons is the modern system of free schools"
These are the men who arrogate to themselves
the privilege of milking and un,naking govern.
ors at win for you, fellow citizens. "rhcse be-
thy gods, Oh! Israel, in this year 1858.
"Chose sc this day whom We will serve"
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lcoTrsspondencs Of tbe Inteiligencer.l
NEBRASKA CRY, NEBRASKA, !
lime 18th 1888


Editors LHteltgenecr Nothing has trans
pired since my last, OF much interest. The
weather has been unusually wet for several
wccSSpast, aud the farmers have been hindercd
IL planting and sowing, but for the past few
days we have been experiencing warm, growing
wea ther, ami now have prospect of an a6und-
ant crop of corn and small grain. Wheat, in
particular, looks well, and far as my obser.
vation extends, no better soil is found in any of
the Eastern, Middle or Western States, than is
to be met with in Nebraska, for wheat
Oar city presents lively and business APP
pearance during the past fortnight The firm
of Russell, Majors < Waidell are starting daily
one train to Salt Lake, and one arriving almost
daily from Fort Kearny. The Fort kearney
freight was started carly in the Spring IN order
that the trims might return and then go 10
Salt Lake before the season closes
Mr.. Majors hss purchased 72o acres of land
/ miles from, Nebraska City, and is now making
fine Farm Of i, enclosing it by fine board
fence, breaking the turf and building tasty farm
buildings.
The SquatterS of this land district are on the
''qui vive" with regard to the land sales which
is advertised to take place the 9th Sept.
proriRo. The actual settlers are in favor of
pcStpouing the sales indefinitely, in order that
they may have more time to prepa the need
full amount TO secure their land. Many of them
are poor. and fthe lands are brought into mar
ket in September, they will loose their land
with all their hard earnings for two or three
years, in the shape OF Improvements. 4 Pc
ti,ion has been extensively circulated and
signed in favor of poslponement, but how it
viii result remains to be seen. II is 10 be hoped
that it may be put of for at least two years, ia
order to give the honest sQuatters an opportu-
nifty to recover themselves and pre-empt their
quarter section. which is all in all to many Of
them. More anon Yours truly,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01

THE Canadian Parliament is evidently becorn,
ing AmericaniZed. a violent personal alterca-
ton occurred last week between Inspector
General Cayley and George Brown, the leader
Of the Opposition, aud fight was only prevent
cd by the intervention of members
CAIRo.-The Cairo City Property Company
is represented by stock to the amount of 81
coo. 900, of which George Peabody, of Lonton
owns S7o0.o00, having purchased the sane
during visit to this country last year.
THE Detroit 4dEerti&er says that the Maconib
Co. Bank has resumed payment ard that its
bills are redeemed in that city
WE hear from various portions of Southern
and Central Illinois that farmers ara proceeding
vigorously with the wheat harvest.
CISclSSArTI authorities have decided that
delivering ice on Sundays WAS illegal, and fined
a man s. who was engaged in II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01
:. :. 'A.F-sIr' + New Firm.

DRs BARTLETT 4 wINcHEiL, dentists. III
AIaTketstreet, opposite w SsiihEt'T 'is4r Ah's'
SQII-fEy ling Va.
DR. WnchriI being compelled BY his rapidly ncrea'irs
to add 10 lacf-ie for dong thstre UltE
Informing his friends and he pubis tzt
FORMED business connection with y. y Hrueit ". D.
ho s had EFteen cessfue SpeTieEc' !Etl d.
tal profession
sH and Mechanical DentstryhTt famllaI M
practice aIIthe OF te Dea at.
uarate shat beauty, tUraSi;: and pFactcti utility
their Art!fci al Teeth ShaIlnot besurPassed
Persons who have deIed themselves t;e pleasure
comfort OF Artificial Te from the great dread 90 suE
ing xperIenced during ne necessary preiiinHsT! eNtsS
ton the old and Informed that b.
rocrss sntirely unlike Ghlorsfornl Ether ay-ga
BE in most ana peyJecs a-tlsas d, all are
now extracted Withoui pain
Anytnforuaon aIyire appertainng 70 theiE prolss
sion they viii be pleased 70 Civ gratis
Please call ana examine specimens Of AFt4cia! iee
~ Omce open at all honrs- -eplo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01

HEADAcaE-Ffops IA EB5iasak Clergyzaqa.-
Pittsburgh, July 9, 1855. Ness. Benz Page,
Jr. / Co. I take great pleasure in saying TO
you that made use OF Bzrsase,s RolLfad BIZ
;els, which obtained at your store and found
special relief Of severe headache, from which.
hs'l long suffered, aud believe they were of
servies 10 me in relieving my stomach and
hezd Very respectfully. &c
SAx'L F. BABCcCx
Nr SilsS }. Lisoomb, III Birmingham, says:
Il have found in BEr6grs,s RolIru6 Bitter
remedy for Headache ard Debility NJ NTfe
has also Ised It with tie greatest benefit
Mr.. A s Nicholson. OF PiIlsbGrrh, also r.
marks that ne has experienced much reli from
EsS use fog he4dache.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01
CHARLES PAUDERT,

p r . OR or MI SIC,
~ ne aas i2cSei AiiSs!f -oS IEiAely herr AID wiu
e lessons IN Tue art Of snstn, and The Tlzeo aHd
o'Aer Instruments, ser AMI tloro1agy scientific
Irih't lie also attends % M sars and reg suing Of
Ti2roS P-sonS deSirocs u zSi-s lessozs al ,l=ass
leave heir names and -eilsne, Csrc=rea-'s Hi1sczi
depot, ca Main s.rset. 20 ha p-ai-: attention
paid. tss-;f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01
PASSENGERS

FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night eScepted) for The Relay
i House, Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond, Pc
tersburg, Weldon &c. &c, (UtI. Potomac River and tue
splendid comfortable to Acqula Creek thence
to Richmond by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
Railroad.
Hours of departure from Washington, $50 A. n and
P. NJ SUNDAY ped) Leav Sundays at $50 A. ".
only Baggage under charge OF special agent, checked
through to Richmond Petersburg and Weldon.
From Washington to Richmond. ............s so
From do to Petersburg ............
From do Wei lop.....-........-.
From 70 Wilmington y
The Richmond Prederlcksburg and Potomac Railroad has
in operation 60 years, in all that time,
ssnger has either killed crippled by accident which
country. s. RUTH, supt Trans.
Juue IS. 1855 jyl-ly
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For Rent.
For Rent.
For Rent
For Rent

rENHE store. Room on Main street, North Wheeling
= Hi'''' fal',,Toi GEORGE Z. WlCkiiAM.
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DEN TInIhX.

THE undersigned rsspctily inform the public thsitity
haze associated themselves taGsif Tor the practice
Monroe and Union sts vsr- they val be happy to
and all others F+s!iuf the services Of
Dentist.
They we're students andfor Teri assist
DR. Hiiien, aud Lie senior TsiFtEFr M
been constantly engaged il the practet for himself Tor tbs
lsstelvsn during which, Iie ne %eGsl1
the United Statrs, and has faillrsed himself
will their various er,ariJTes ia operating The. there
Of being abie % give rntiFe ssiaeton
to alITho Tnag favor them Eitithe:T eatToaare. ,
ABR. ROBERTSON n l..
The, ling, Nov is, 1851. JAMES ORR
y B-Alessrs =. O. take pleasure IN reEerr9EE,Syp
mission, TIC fJiiGSIas ssiltlsL-si
H. r. Weed d. D.: Geo. " glpsou, Mss Hon ARG
Caldwell Morgan Nelson Esq-- n NJ Eof E-g.4 d John
Prissr Dr. VI J. BaIes, Dr.. IL II. CG1sliasI Dr. :.
HiIdretil, DrA TODD Taiiau Dels pain, John Eote
ESQ . cCIaIleas. Knox 4 Co. Marsh z Taylor ao'l!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
- Z CR y o z T O J - N z = Il A ? z 2.
ryNE undersigned would inG5rrz @ c.ttze.s OF Wheeling
and v-inlty ;at hsTins purchased the Dfos AMI Pre-
scfipUG Store, formerly owned by p-- james Tanner, he
Will continue carry Dru= b,sIa=ss IN AL -
branches. He respectfully socza esutnq-ne= OF
public patronage which has heretgfs b= . LID =rag
etsnde towards Ibis Old and seil EnoEu szrt5iiSI1elt
L All be his keep everything, e the PIres !aG
and tins lowest price, usually b. found il vel llr
nisaed Drug establishment
Prescriptions carefully Compounded fFoa ne purest Of
Medicines. CHARLES " GRAHAM,
No. p, MaG aad Hebst-r S-ss
myi9 Centre Haseil1Z-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01
For Sale.

THE undersigned. having necessity reside III the
West, will sell his residence, II Cairsv!ie The
consists Of Cottage frame House u feet story
1885 feet, containing apartments, built Of
good material and nn ed in superior stye-and has sta
bling and suitable buildings.
Along with the house Will be sold five OF good land,
divided into garden, orchard, meadow and pasture lots
The garden IS stocked with choice ornamental trees, &c
strawberry and large variety OF Summer fruits rs or
chArd contains shout fifty Apple and hundred Peach
trees and rpeuinG from the earliest
the latest, and in excellent condition. Having been
rlnged with view permanent occupancy and comfort
fe places have eonveniences. Any family desiring
quiet aud comfort viii do well to mine the property
Posse ssian vii be given the first OF October.
ja3GItiEH% ALEX YOUNG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01
STRONG DocTKINK.

Byron cursed his mother for his deformed
feet; and there are thousands aud thousands of
children cGrSing the Sacred name OF mother for
their deformed mental md moral conditions.
Mrs Gage, Mrs Bose, Mr. Wright, and 9TH
eTS, 90 hack 20 the mothers influence, and 90 Z
step further back. and say Il Is the Esarridgs
iEsfitHsioa that Is al J;rait It Is The marriage
ceremony thGt keeps seoaidH degraded Ia IissEtGi
and 1sorIl SjIrerg. She must demand her fIte
dom-her right to receive the equal wages OF
man for her labor--ksr right 10 bsGr ehlidrea
ssksR sse tsill. GRd By SrhoH 1se tsjii
Woman IS not totally dsprared. She viii
never abuse one right that Is given to her, anu
she vii never step aside IRON hen own nature
1t she desires TO go to the haliot-box, it is be
cause there Is = wrong somewhere, and she
takes that way to right 1t. Ii she desires to be-
come lawyer. It is beczUsetheTe are laws 10 be
TedreSSe6 aud made better. Ii she desires to
pFeach, 1t i because she feels the WOES aE,l al
i because she needs them.
woYAS s'iorLD aakE aEs owN CHOICE
believe il, the Shsolurs freedom Of the sfTec-
tons, and thzt it Is Uolnanis privilege, ave, her
right to accept refuse any love tlat comes to
aef Sss &sss}s K fAs Tt5iSg POKER "a z nat
FeTS e. lore, when her hove has died cut for the
man Sho has taken her 10 his heart. she is liv-
ing lie 10 herself her cW1, rsIure. and to him
It she continues l., hold stiy intimate rs.lstioH
with him.
And 50 IS MAS relative position to woman
When his love has died out and ht. Continues
10 live with Lis wife, on aay eanSiderasisn he
strikes BLOW TO tle morality Of his nature, and
lives life O. deception, nat Only 10 her ard -
sielr, bat he ) responsible foF ~ The crimes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01

Whereas, The same authority sets apart no
other day to he similarly observed, therefore,
IL. Re8oired That all efforts of church and
priests to enforce our observance of the Chris
lian Sabbath, as of Divine appointment, is a
migrant violation of individual right, and must
be prosecuted in dishonest disregard of the
spirit and positive teachings of the New Tesla
tnanf
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Wz szs gss II
B. & o. r. r.
~ L AE-1-f ~ II GN-
IMPROVES SCHEDULE.

ST-HiLER ARIA EGElIENTS FOR the E4
NOETRER.T CITIES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01
QUARTERLY PAYMENTS.

OuR BINS merchandise purchased previous to July
" LIST, proxirnc, made Oar customers Will
confer favor calling and making payment without
delay All bills aid previous the fret, will be
jrs6 IiEIsKFLL SwEARISGEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01

l. Rssolced. That the authority of each indi-
vidual soul is absolute and final, in deciding nil
questions as 10 what's true or false in principle,
aud right or wrong in practice Therefore, the
individual, the Church, or the State, that at.
tempts 10 control the opinions OF the practice
of any man or woman, 10y authority Of power
outside of his or her own soul, is guilty of a
fragrant wrong.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01
NeW D. &C.,.
NOTICE
Farmers. Attentton.

@A4@4 &4NGERbApH.
NSI recssve6, Consignment - sze-f,- E,-sS No
- -; Cor7sr g sts-svt ana Tai,s - - 3o1 SIcEELS
ll,,! Ssa1Ased N sgy sisc, ie asSSer GARDEN
- GEn E wTcK4tN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-01

What did she do with them: Sod them lcith
AsTSs!T at sixteen, when she catered into the
threw away her life, and added TO the too many
already children thrust into the world half made
up-ehildren of chance, children Of lust, abor-
tons who feel that they have no right to exist
ence-chiliren of disease, tcAeSs tainted FesS
tad T1yHBiRg sores are a disgrace AID al sysr-
lasting repro'Ieh 10 tie EsorIls and purity ef'
any c52glta RaiSu.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas to me
ID directed and delivered from the honora bic Circuit
Court of Davidson county, Tenn, at its NAV term
1885, will expose to public sale the highest bidder
for cash. at the court house yard gate in the city Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, 1858, all the right title, claim. interest and
estate which Edward Vaughn then had or may have
since acquired in and to the following described tracts
parcels of land, to-wt: tract of land in Dis
Irct No. 9, in Davidson county Tennessee containing
by estimate nine acres, and bounded as follows: on
the north by the land of William Hewlett on
the west and south by the lands of Abram Dunnivant
and on the east by theIands of Benjamin Tankersly
Also other tract lying in the county and District
aforesaid, containing by estimate six and eight
poles, and bounded as follows: the north by the
land Of VIM Hewlett on the west by the land of JAS
G. Shepard, on the south by the land belonging to
GOodwin's heirs and on the east by the land men
toned above; being the tract of land sold by A
Dunnivant ito the said Edward Vaughn, on the oath
Of February, 1S45 and the deed for which register
ed in the Registers office of Davidson county Tenn
in Book No. I; being levied as the property OF
Edward Vaughn TO satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of Martha Vaughn against the said Edward
Vaughn. j. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
Jy21-td BY J. b. MAURY, ID. s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29

We would direct attention to the sale OF
Buena Vista lands to come off on Thursday,
the 29th inst. on the premises, by NANCE d
WOODWARD. We are advised that they ore
determined to sell if anything at all reasona-
bic be offered, and allow very heavy dis
count for all money paid before due.
The lands to be offered embrace many of
the handsomest building sites near the city
and vary in size from % acres, l23 acres, ia
acres, 81 acres, 81 to one acre, besides large
number of lots from so to 500 feet front; all
on and near beautiful road less than two
miles from the city. and free from any toll
gate. and convenient to the best mineral
waters. No doubt good bargains can be had.
Free conveyances and collation. as usual.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29

H1- Concert VIII be given on Thursday night at
the Odd Fellows Hall, by Miss LOCKER, an excellent
and remarkable person who, by her vocal powers,
has, for six years past supported an aged and infrm
father, feeble mother and family of sisters and
brothers, two of whom also blind. And in addi-
ton 10 them, helpless grandfather and grand
mother.
Miss LOCKER has purchased small home in Indiana,
for $780, for which she only requires $500 to finish the
payment. She was formerly an inmate OF the Nash
vile Blind Asylum, and a pupil
She is worthy Of high respect and tender sympa-
thy hope that the citizens Of Nashville will
evnce both by large attendance on Thursday night
Miss LOCKER will be assisted By Mr. WEBER, Miss MARY
WEBER, Mr. swEARAN and other amateurs.
Tickets so cents. Doors open at past O'Clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-29

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