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SuERTEEoS SAFE

10y virtue OF IL veHditiOni eXpouas, 10 directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, tennessee, at its May Term,
1855 will expose to pub &c sale To tho highest b!l-
der for cash. the Court house var gate IN the city
Of Nashville, TUESDAY, THE 3lSf DAY OF AU-
GUST 1855 all the right, title claim interest and es
tlte which Mrs. c. H. Willis then had, may have
9ince acquired IN and 20 the following described House
aud Lot si:t ated South High street, in the city Of
Nashville, Davidson county in and on which Mrs.
Wills resides. Said Lot has about +a1z feet fronting
on High street, and running back about 2OJ feet 10
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. Said Lot lies
between the property Of Mr. BraGfute on the North
and MIR. Moscy on the South; levied the prop
erty Of Mrs C. II. Willis, To satisfy judgment rem
dered in favor of Thomas ". Chiffon
J. VI. HINTON, Sheriff OF Davidson CO.
Z C. DRAKE, putty SheI III
iv2I-td BY J. W BIGIEY, c. ID. c.
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SHERJFF,S SALE

DY virtue Iouf VeIltioGi expObIs u me directed
ID and delivered from lhc Honorable Clrcalt Court III
Davidson county, Tennesses, At It's Aay term, 1855
will expose public sale, 10 the highest bidder Or
cash. the CoHrtaOase yard gate IA the city Of Nash
vile On SATURDAY, THE xoab DAY Or AUGUST,
1855 ali the rht e ,cilui interest aad estate Nheh
John X. Gleaye then lad, OF may have siaes acqur
ed in and u the following described tract Of LAad,
containing 43 la Cvil District No 4, ~ nayis
son county, bounded by Win. o. 6leaves, Joseph
Buckley, Martina Hcsssy, aad Jas K Oieases Levied
upon as tne properly oi Joha Il Gleayes % SATISFY
four judgments rendered IN favor VI T. CasilrnAi,
}. C. Ozliicnt, wm. Bourne, aud Chas H. o,sk
JAMES 81 HINTON,
iyl6-td Si.ern OF Davidson co.
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SHERIEEoS SALE.

DY virtue d VelI,iitIOui eNyuIIds u me direct
Id ed, and delivered from the Honorable Clrcuu
Court Davidson county Tennessee, al It's ALy IsrW
1855 will expose public sale "a hi hest 1T
der for cash the Court house yard gItst the CIV
OF Nash vile, On SATURDAY, HE -SIH DAY OF AT
GUST 1855, ali the right, title claim, interest and
tate which John Brandon then had may have smce
acquired ia and 20 the lUewug described lot No. -,
thirty eet the city OF ashvilie Cherry street,
IN Davidson county, east side, bounced on te north
by WIN S.e,gaft ON the east by jesse Collins anu
Mecham the south by kees w. Porter, Ipnnerly john
Tndal said lot back from Cherry street, east
10 Collins line 50 Gtit. Lsvied the property o
John Brandon 10 satisfy judgment rendered IN iayor
of BrodIe & Dupree JAMES III. HINTON,
iyI5 i5S-td Sheriff. of Davidson 20.
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SiiERIitE2s SAFE.

DY virtue OF "a yeluItIOAI eNpOias 10 me directed,
I'D and delivered from tue Honorable Cfcu4t Court
OF Davidson county Tennessee II us May term 1898,
will expIse pubic sale, u the hsnesi bidder Tor
cash at the Courthouse yard gate, ia the CITY of
Nashville, ON SATURDAY, THE 18Th DAY or Az
GUST, 1858, all the rgut title, cLlin, interest anu
estate which JefT Munks then had, may have since
acquired ia lnd 20 following described tract OF
land lying Davidson county being part Of lac Day
Fly tract, situated on tue south SHE OF the Nash
vile aud Chattanooga Railroad about - aIies from
the city of Nashville, combining acres and ninety
three poles near Waliaces Gap, and the SOutliw est
corner of Lot No. ., Subdivision OF said
being known Lot No !, IA the subdIv vision VI sad
Day or Fly tract OF land; levied the property Of
Jefferson MunSs To satisfy "a Judgment IN Iavor OF
Isaac WhitworIn.
aa. JAMES Nj. HINTON,
,yl6-td Sncri vi DAVIDSON co.
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SHERIEE,S SALE

DY virtue yvndlti"ni eNtonas 20 me directed
I'D delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Ia
wilson County. Tennessee, at ils May term, ls5s,
will expose public s,le, 10 the highest bidder for
cash al The court yard gate, the city of Nash
vile on SATURDAY, THE @sth DAY OF AUGUST
1855 ali the right, ute claim Interest ana estate which
NJ NJ. Henkle then had, OF may have since Acquir
ed and the folo ing described LIT, No }a IA the
plan OF Lots known k~ngs Addguunp 10 Aashv ilr,
which plan registered ~ tue Registers Uuiee OF
Davidson county, book No. IL, page 20. said Lots
front S2s feet On stesenson street., amt back
100 feet 70 alley with alley on the North side,
being same Lot sold 10 n NJ Henkic, 81. by Andrew
Anderson. Levied Oh As the property OF NJ NJ denkte
81. satisfy Two Judgments rcnderea IN aSoT oil J.
II. Zimmerman, aud u. +. Mnkln, trustee.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
jy l6-td shsr.nol DasiIsol CO.
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SHERIEE1S SALE.

10y virtue Of an execution 70 directed, and de-
ID liveTei from the honorable Circuit Court OF David
son county, Tennessee, at its May term 1855 viii
expose to pubic sale u the highest bidder Tor cash.
at the cuurthoU yard gate, il the city II Nashville.
on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1888,
all tue right; title claim, interest aud estate which
william McCny and -. Paul then had, may
lave since acquired in and To- the following described
town lot in Mtury and CiSIbOrne's addition Ia Nash
Vile wit: Is No. SO and 40, fronting IS feet on
the Lebanon Pike and running b ok les feet 70
feet alley, opposite nearly opposite Siadc's Store
being levied on the property Of William Mccoy t"
satisfy judgment rendered in favor Of Mr. e. l.
Claiborne against said Mccoy and Paul
J. NJ HINTON, Sheriff.
/ Z MAI-RN- u. s
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COAL AND OIL LAMPS
OF every VARIETY and Sty.a

I HAVE sample of COLUMBIAN COAL OIL. and
few LAMPS, suitable for burning ii, on exlbI-
ton at my old stand HlCk ) CEIlNA HALL. and shall
very soon have fun supply ef boih to sell 90 all
who wish cheap the cheapest, good Light, and at
the same time the safest, II Is impossible % xplode.
These Lamps easily managed "a common
amp, aud IL not complicated-givc steady clear
hight, at an expensr not exceeding cent h3ltr
invite special attention TO the laps and OIL and any
purchaser can nave tho privilege OF returning the
Lamp, after weeks trial, If 1t does not give cntire
satisfaction a. IL HICKS.
E5- HoGse-farnishipg articles for sale
received. A. IL. ii.
augl6-3wd4w
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w. n. CHasA4DS a. cos
PATEN Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


| THE undersigned purchased The state Right for
| i Tennessee Il the above pateHt about year
ago and has Since ntroluccdu extensively IN various
portions Of The state asks ne" the attention OF build
eFs, and the public generally TO examine ITS superior
ty over other modes 81 Ro"hng.
The material terms hard and smooth surface. II
Is impervlous "a water, elastic and flexible; Il viii
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure 20 hre; u Is
cheaper thss. any the old sty ie,
Il viii give better Satisfaction as durability there
no question. Il Is the best thing invented Tor
painting Of old leaky Ia roois-
sS- The Cement Viii be furnished 70 those at dis
tance with directions Tor using
As- COUNTY RIGHTS tUK SALE.
as- orders sent 10 the undersigned. through the
Post once viii Dc promptly attended ~
would respectfully refer % the following gentle
men for whom nave covered buildings with lac &c
meEt and many others whose panes are not acre
mentioned.
ARCHITECTS AND MASTER xEeIANcs or NASHVILLE
Maj. A. HERMAN,
Messrs HUGHES a SMITH,
COLEMAN SPAIN,
WM. STOCkEiI.,
Mr.. II. NJ. AkEROYD,
WARREN & MOORE,
HOuGH MCCULLOUGH,
ooI / ANDERSON, supr " c. Ri Co.,
Rev & d. ELLIOTT,
u. r. WII.klN,
r. j. MICS,
ENoci ESslEY.
SLAUGHTER a HERR1FoRD,
". b. SHAfAkDp
\. WILLARD,
A Y. & LISISIEY,
Gen. Wash. BARROW,
". ii. GORDON & co
JAS. ". kENDRICk,
Rector r. q. SMITH. Columbia
Nal. A. J. DONEi->oN, Davidson eeaniy,
Col. A. ]. POLK, AAary esaaty.
~ The Nashville X Chattanooga Railroad CsmIa
az adopted this Cement for tbs covering II their
ears and other work.
81 CERTIFICATES aed testimonials from Cincinnati
aac ulses here where the Cement has been general
| use for several years. can be exhibsIed-
The andeF1gnea has besa engaged u various modes
OF C.tlent Foag Ter many yeArs, and a4tters himself
that h~ has gained salls expsEl~ace AMI knos esigs
during that time.
nnofsea article a kGoA.sg fet fEpua EhsEsfu BHo-
/ TaaR- New York.
samples of Raaang 30 be eface.
| J T. NATiicRST,
oaaee No IS Deadersek street,
1 mAyiS-sm NASHVILLE. TKAx.
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Minerva College, Tennessee,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
Situated five miles East of Nashville.

FINHIS hourshng Institution viii reopen On the first
L Monday in September next, aIurdng superior
educational facilities. CUmmodi. US additions having
been made to the buildings an increased number OF
pupils can be accommodated.
The situation Is healthy and easy Of acces the
course Of study thorough and Systematic, and the
teachers able and erienced Circulars, with terms
and other particulars b. obtained at the Book
Store OF W T. Berry Co.. Public Square; Mcclure 5
Music Store, Union street, OF by addressing the
Principal. :. L. JONES,
Minerva College, near Nash willie, Iann.
aug9-tili Sept 18th.
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SbsriT's Salts.
ksHERIFE,S SALE.

DR. virtue Of yenditioni exponns 10 me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Cour
of DAVIDSON county, Telh., 1t It's May Term, 1858,
will expoFe to public sale, 10 the highest bidder FOL
cash the Court house yard gate in the city Of Nash
willie, ON SATURDAY, TIE nth DAY OF sEPTEM
Der 1885, all the right, tile claim, interest and es
tate which James Perry and VIM Tucker then had, OF
NAV have since acquired in and 10 the following de
scribed Tract Of land lying in the county OF David
SON. District No. g. containing 10 or IL acres bound
ed as follows: on the South by Z. Savage, on tht
Northwest by A r. RozelI, on the East by VIM
Higgins; levied the property Of James Perry
and VIM Tucker, TO satisfy Judgment rendered IL
favor of Maxcy, Mcclure K Co 8
j. H. HINTON, Sheriff of Davidson CO.
iy2e-td BY h. BRANCH, Deputy Sheriff
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Memphis Medical College.

TINE next regular session (being the eighth annual
l. course "f Lectures in this institution. } will
mence on MONDAY, THE 1Sf DAY Or NOVEMBER
NEXT The ana onrical Rooms will be open from the
18th of October The session will continue until the
LIST of March. Medical students should be present
the beginning of III" session. Those desiring further
information, will address.
JOHN WELLINGTON, NJ D.,
auglG-law3m Dean at the College Building.
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TINlIE Races over the Memphis Course will commene
L on TUESDAY,, october l9th, 1895, and continu
FIVE DAYS -s--
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY,, October l9--rhe ''WAIKER
SrAKE " three year ODDS SEQ entrance. $50 for
felt Nile heats; three more 10 MI the staHe the
Club 10 add 800, provided the Is runs 10 name
and close the LIST day Of August, 1888. Security
will he required for the oTlciL IN the above stake =
SAME DAY.-Jockey Club Purse 5000. Three mile
hcais
SECOND DAY, "WEDNESDAY, October 20.--Jockey
Club Purse $500. Mile heats, three IN 1--we.
SANE DAV.-Sweepstake Tor two year Odds; $500
trance: $50 forfeit. Dash OF mile, - three or more
M the siake-new three entries. Security will be
required for the forfeit.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY October 2l.-The "HARrER
STAKE, for three year olds. Two mile heats $500
entrance; 500 forfeit three more 10 ll the stake
the club to add $500 provided The race rs ria
and close list day Of August 1865 Securit
will be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FfdpAY, october 22.-Jockey Gu
Purse ssc0 Two mile heats
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, october 23.-Iockey Gu
Purse 81 ,0C0. -Four mile heats
aS- walk over the above Course entities { ]
horse 20 the full amount ef Jockey Club purses.
M All entries, with forfsits secured, must he di
rcCtsd to
WA 7. RoUSDTREE, PRorukroR,
Je3G-td Memphis fem
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Bandusia Seminary.

FTfHE next ten months session of the above Insti-
L tuition, situated on the Gallatin Turnpike, two
miles from Nashville, will commence the LIST OF
September, 1858, and continue to the LIST of July,
1859 NATH'L CROSS.
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THE OLD DOmINION
COZ II EIEI POT

fINFus new CoFvIN PoI, for which rateni has beaa
issued, possesses this advantageover all others
you may bod coffee In II for any longh ~ time with
out particle oi the strength apsny one
fourth less coffee Is required, and the fa OF the
berry retained. a large number Of testimonials have
been received from those Ao have used IL. We
have space for only
fHE olD poaSIoS CaYFEE For--We have had ia ese
now loT two months one Of these much talked
oi coffee pats, aud mi that dSes, IA all respects
whatis claimed for H. Noa may boil coffee Ia the Odd
Dominion for any length Of time you ehooss and vet
lose none Of tie delicate aroma atrenEla THIS
iesirabls end = attained by simple hut ingenious
eontrivanee la the SHAPE " 4 Condenser With aou.
bic syphaHs, b. means Of which the aroma bearing
sapor which usually goes an over the house OF up
the ehiaasy. Is ceaaegsxd aud throwa back into tho
soffee boiler and you have is delicious nagor in the
cup GA bring your lips In ali experience Of
eoffes-drinkinR, newer found anything equal 20
what now have daily at our morning Hsal. u Is
the perfection Of coffee Aiidaslpkia Essstss Jear.
aai.
" TsSkes ], y. p 5, 4, g. 10, and IS quartz Lar
made " order.
For sale by ,. W. WILSON,
Ies-tG Nashville, Tenn.
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GET THE BEST.

TINE GENUINE ANBRorlPE--ss,s Premium Picture
i lis beyond eemsarasaa tae 0esi style Of tkeesss
vet introduced. and stas.sis witioEt a rival.
Tine cAnBGt change them.
I4ght Cannot fade taaen,
Iempness cannet NOAH them, = 9
Ilast can never reach them.
Rust cannot eorfode them
Made As heretofore by I-ARCoMBE, Corner 81 chez y
and Unoa streets Pot up GIptop style Al kAs
prices
az Made ., no other raams Ia Nashville
tanzS-u
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Notice of Dissolution.

SI'IiE partnership existing between b. LARIER 4
i GEo MixEil., under the style OF Is. I-ANIfR &
H., Is this day dissolved 3. Lanier having parchas-
= Gee hixeis rBtire ia shs lals nrni l. alone
slthoFi1es "a settle up tbs same. r. t-ASfEk
Mar IS, 1855 GE0. AIzIIL
es~ Referring 10 the above notice, take great
isasare ia Recommending 70 nay friends my late as
,ociats IN business, Mr. B. iznier, ss gentleman
every way worthy u their continued patronage
March 20, labs 'sLo, AlZRlL.
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selling or. or, orr.

THE remainder u the stock ef Rich Para baunet
and Millinery daais, al The New York ElnroEisnl
sti be sold ~sthin this uaosth Al great sacrahrs
Sitbasst reEari ~ es~t arr otAsr coassdsrasian
Exchange money taken 81 80 cssss on Tie dollar
lanelz
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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals.
; n Y ID + II S. L X i u y LII
A RE now opening a choice and well selected stock
"A 90 BOOTS and SHOES, suitable to the season, AMI
at prices TO correspond with the times. Consisting Ia
part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters;
do Patent Leather Caters, Oxford Ties;
do Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting DO;
do Cloth and Lasting Caters:
do Calf aud Patent Leather strap Shoes.
ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels;
do slippers, do do
do Fine Toilet Slippers:
do Fine White hid and Satin Slippers;
do do do Caters:
do KID Buskns, with and without heels
Misses Caters and slippers, with and without heels
do XII Boots with and without heels;
Chdren's shoes of every variety:
Boys and Youths Shoes of every variety.
OF the above we have something very nice for MAY
DAY. Also Servants Shoes and legged Work OF all
kinds Call at No. q Public square.
SNYDER * FRIZZEIL,
april3o Il Pubic square.
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Old Dominion Coffee Pots:
Coal Oil Lamps.

TUST received $50 KnaPps Jnnes's Patent Coal on
81 Lamps, various sizes aud styles, which make a
pure white and steady light without grease odor or
smoke Also, good supply Of the Coal "a
ss- Lamps and OF Tor sale by
J. W. WILSON,
aug7-tf II College Il.
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Notice of Dissolution.

TINE firm OF ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO, com
Il posed OF And, Allison, 7. Anderson and ". ID
Mfanahan, was by mutual consent dissolved on the
LIST day az June, by the retiring Of Mr. A'Ianahan
from the firm. And. Allison and 7. Anderson are
alone authorized "a wind up the business 81 The old
hrm. Those indebted 20 the late nrm are requested
% make payment without delay, and thuse having
claims against the Will present them FOR ray
ment- ALLISON. ANDERSON co.
Having purchased Mr. M'Iznahan's interest in the
goods, we have taken ia partners IN business
Dixon A. Alison aud John d johnson. We shall cor
tinue AT Old stand, where will be pleased %
meet our old friends and merchants generally.
Being anxious 10 cut down our present stock as los
possible preparatory our fall purchase, wt.l
oIsr Inducements prices tkose wishing repeu
Ssh their stock. We shall be glad all times
eeive their orders. and viii do best ell them
satisfactorily
luneia ALLISON. ANDERSON co.
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CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Class

CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
FIRST Class.
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots Shoes L.
quors, OILS, &c, in bottles Camnhene and SPIRITS nr
pentne in barrels Carpetng, China. Glass and Class.
ware, in cases Clocks. Confeconeries Cotton Cards.
Cutlery, in cases, casks, and boxes: Dry Goods in
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shruibe-y
furs, Garden seeds, Looking Gasscs, and Looking.
lars; saddery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, Except such as specified in First and
lhlrd classes Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii.
quors, IN barrels and Pipes; Tobacco IN boxes: Ieath
err, IN rolls and boxes; Oils in barrels and casks.
Ir"ekery and oueensware, in cratos oasks RICE,
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass ant Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels, Spades, saa-Irons Zinc and Tin in
pigs Tin Plate, Anvs Vices casks ~ Chains nd Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage Coffee, Heavy Castings
MI Gearing, Carriage Springs and Axles Railroad
Wheels and Axes, Chairs, Snikes and Rosin IN bbls
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light nr
uccs not enumerated; a'so. Carboys % Acids or 9th
er Chemicals. viii be charged BY actual wclg,, n,
double First Class rates
R1- No charge FOR draysee wharfage or forward.
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
York 20 Nashville.
R1- Stevenson and all stations an Nashville and
Chattanooga Road west Of stevenson entitled 10 above
rates.
Insurance.
by the above Lines q per cent. less than nv Pitts
hnrg, Wheeling, Parkersburc ant the Ohio River
making difference OF co TO IS cents per 100 pounds
on dry goods.
~ Road viii not be responsible for an '. damages
occurring AZ sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consirpe 20
Agent Central Railroad. savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped via Char esIn should b. consigned 70
Agent South Caro- ina Railrfad. Charleston.
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
lNl5-u General Az. Mt
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Transportation.
Tennessee & Alabama Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ahis'

o. and a sS wsanss August lsn. 1883. the ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-11

REVOLVING CAsE.-A widow woman. tbir
ty-two years of age, named Mary Liverman.
residing al Rochester, preferred a complaint
against VIM. Liverman, her step-son, a young
man Of twenty one, for assault and battery
The latter was arrested and arraigned. bu {
when the matter came TO be investigated. IL
appeared she was the aggressor and assaulted
him first. Finding she could effect nothing
against the prisoner by the assault and battery
charge, the step p-mother preferred against her
husbands son anOther-that of bastarJy, To
the astonishment Of all who were present. the
accused admitted the fact with perfect readi-
ness, and did not appear to have the slightest
idea that there was anything unusually shame
ful In the circumstance that he was about TO
become the father of a child by the widow OF
his ewn father. The story Of the hopeful twain
Is, that Mr.. Liyerman, the father OF the youno
man and the husband Of the woman, died on
the ID of May last, and since then his son has
taken his place in all respects-lying with the
widow as his wife, and providing for the family,
which includes several young children, upon
whom the example Of thsiE mother and elder
brother must be remarkably edifying. The
debased pair appeared to have some idea of
getting married, but the police justice objected
TO performing the ceremony, not being wiiiin 2
to aoet the enOrmity Of a man marrying his
stepmother. r.-ROehesfer Democrat