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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-08

kWIND w NUNW III u u ETTTI ]. =
N~unfbunbsrt em0iatts 0rateS umb 8enbera III G]era6aeisktcu
srelsn! = Der lntrrp iGnste fabrt has gr5Bts Eager Won Gjrats5
bItum pfertrt wOrreu 1T. Grotes lic baatit 3u fntfn T0tp Ben
neulen @tniNrn una 0o'OnS, n9 '%tereftge S%u8eiptete 9OtBiihs, sr.
l n9Srys. be S@ ,q bsion y. + ia : sS gtnSi ny; l%V ir iS% ", s SsnrsrS, l1Ut
@ufra8e aus Stapt unb 20nb werSsn panttidb un6 lprafaltia
~ous8efuArt. gSiEbcrpertduftr t0nreu no@ ben n~ieSris1cn %r0rStiNen
9rdlen beptent merben unb ergalen zen sebrlu&litea Discount Rs
baarer 9eSabun9.
Der lntsrsihnets bittet sprsuiprsdsn in Der ,SSell> unS gras.
S0mEel .. OenpGn.
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Neuer Gpnfsetipnarg< unp Gaucy-5 tors.
e. 81. SSitfi

sla@t. ieinca Ssutidsn Sreuntsn unb tem 9utlifum ~ibtr9aupt Die
sinen Confectionery. ub 4anep>StOrf %erSfnet BAT, no CT Ganbs
unb 8uderipaaren in GjrpBen unb 8ieintn Yerfaift. 8ualeidb fIbrt
beIpnSerS aufmertiom madt. t9S IN
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.. sc. gtreGer,

@potbefer, Drugif, Smpprter pun be II t.
t&en Sbemicalien II. {. 10. Nr. 3 Watn=Str.,
9e9eniter Dem alien Nfartte.
Ga- &eeepte wsrben nit Der sr6Bten Sorsfalt unb G,enau.
9tstt eereitet, lowts 3em Id grd arate unb anal pien
nut 1ugsrltcr plnIHthfstt belcr9t., 2anbfaufIeu ute ntbsen bas
ftl4er arSneier, Sancp< @gtitslu. (. 10. in better aaStuabl ieslbf
IN Iu9ennl4etn nsbnten, welde Srifsl Sunt 3biI Iebft su ntcbriaes
rem, as Den n6rbltdsn Yreitn a~t9elatn tpcrSen. @sbtstnfa.
Ten werstn ~ ben b%iIisisn @eSingunsen ,psSerum mil neaem
Sprrathe ausselntft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-08
George q. Sunblep,

gamilY Grocer, $50 8~rpabNraBe, nabe Der 8. Strose.
6Slt en reitl:dh's unS %sprsislitprs Eager pun @rcurhs aasr Dirt,
gBttne, Gtqupr5 &C., bic or geseh baar su ausnabmSptis bilioer,
gutlen scrfauft. I'm, ensrt Sefud ittnsr 6reunSt unb bss NubIi~
timS 81 stits Z. e .r s NIT Der r.s Sssdimsrfaus, saF 60 BERN s. 9. aubs.
rsten WirS, bic seebrtcn peuthsn aunbsn bcSisnen Al fSnnssn. )
g. q. SunbIcb
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SSm. GDte,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURERS

Srpapltrr 3pt1hert Der ,. IL. .. StraBe.
9as beutlde gublttunl, nanlcntIt@ Wiebcrserf6uftr, made i'd
aaf nlstn srGses Eager Der peri4isesnarhsien GanbpS, j5udcrfsu>
bdslbcn, ibre bctreftnben @%inf6ufc brim llntertibneten III MAIDEN.
ba i'd, burd nert6eilbafte Ginfdufc unt gaIS<9abluraen in Sen
smno Selest bin, 10 btuts nie Nep gprfsr Sa6ritanttn pcrfaufen
gu t6rnsn.
50 Sprss @oitnen, in sansen, baltsn unb sisrtsl GiNrn,
rs Spres G%prsntben,
lien unb 9rpecn Urn mir trspscn tpcrten, fppie aud Ycr,loIi6e
bratN6e une f%ransDfide 9Fauntcn, ale @rtcn 0iTs, GitrSnat
unit icnfi9e @pnfcete. iuess Del, cinsemadtc Gjunun &c. &c.
Gernsr mahe i4 bas @ubIifum auf metn srpBes 2aasr ppn
Oelti6eh Spielwaarcn,
9crpebp's, 8iretraders, &afcter, Gpr,an Gantles &c. aufsterfIau.
I'M etflen Selufp lcthee GaSers bittet Wm. B6be.
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SOls! 9pli!

VV6' gVI5.
ilncr;eidncter Nd!t ~fprrp6frenS eincn srcsen gSorratb yn Gil
@en- uno &i6ten4Ols better Sualitdt, nn6 fam leire 0unSrn
hnrmtt unttr otn slnltigiter Stbin0ungen %Ytritbfn. Gsi NSuftn
SGl . &ldItern mtrp be ~9St9padcr fclcnfrei 6eIor9t. 8elttl(uuatn.
ipsl@e tinterlolien werpen Bel SabueY Ii. Gpfe pbsr Gco. 81. Sunb',
ltY, S~reaefroBe, Icipte III Der SptnieSerlage CIT 9~rpoSIroGe, nole
Srpofe &psnne meroen, prompt ttlpr9t.
SameS 81. Mpore.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-08

SAaap & @p'S
5ren6 @cnfccttonarY= unb garistatcn~Sto
beutlhe 6ritdte II. Sausbaltunss ~9(rtifel,
@de Sroebz unp 3. Strage.
StstS ali Sanb ale @rten Won Sancy-G onbteS, Nrihteu, Gbp-
fobe, Spnbpne &c.
Gbsnio Elm ausseralltes Eager pun SransSFl6sn @arfdms,
8amnsn, 8iritsn, Sph! unb galantertc.S aten, S6reitn,ahrial,
paarcn II. anbsrts Sausbaltun9sB er6tbe.
enbli& cine 9lMswabI BON Gisdrren unb Sabat isSer Dirt unS
su6 spiessl uno spiesslstdisr fnS sn isber srrts III BADEN,
pnb 80 '
w. @luiI. S}nitrunsnte.. am
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@pttfrtcp &Gnia, 0apc,icrer.
YIN @orobtH Tltr &le, Die Sprr6riS mcllcn.

gmpfsttt lid Isincr SrtunSen unb bcm t~cutIdbcn Wub(ifum ,rr
Gnfrtteuna alter gcIfrrartctsn, 8apcsisrsn Der 8iua,cr, NufbGrls
aen Der @rrtanse mo oMe icnlti9e gum Sarc;;erer- GjcIt6ft oebS>
rcnbe Srteisn rnp ecriprtht btlse unr rscae &cbienuns. Sudb
wsrbcr ale &rtcn 9etprattrrcn ttt Srrfcnntnben 8~c0lidfctt,n aes
5dmadYpl auSaefutrt. ollie Muf1r6ee wcrten bei Srn. TStttrr
8rpabHr. SIR. 179 unS tei Srn. >. q. Shedcr, Wiatnlir. cntase
9et ecnpnncn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-08

Sctifibe Sebantrnr.
Wrs.- y. ppttes, welte sr tirea brti Sabren nod 9,,ts6-
Iane aIrr'dtsbrts, nm Die Setaansntnnit su erleruen, fcfthts sSr.
elm Sanr lang bic llnissriltdt su @iteen, nia4te SaT;IGtt i Sr Grosm !,
une smpFsblt I'D, lebt benz bteHssH gubltfurn nit Der gfr5%sruma
pap le BIC batcn 5eu9ni0e iber iere 8Sttisfeit srrlcacr fonn' 1@ss,,
1T nit allen ertorserlifen ~&irursfaen Saiiruntntssn ye tisn, S Ys
emgnrellt lt1 alBerpsnt noI ben Graurn gum SItteaclfessn' Snnffra ~
S4rSsfsn u. |. 10. SbIen e6nnerinner bhne ;ur 8aGriESt pSSass
pr. z. Spttss, Sptt Sblrtn csertalt 5rn. q. G6aS's 'yR II
belnt Sell 9aus", Srpabir, ehpaiee @uftrdse fur ne entnsst,nn;x.n,,
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N. A. ~STURDIVANT,

N. a. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(Ste6tanpalt unb Dfentlther Nutar.)
empfebllt F6 CUR llsternabns aasr &s6tsscl6dfts ouf oasn @s-
rtdten in no fur Die Stabt &ihmpnb, Gbelterfelb unb Sanppsr
Counts. Sfftee: CUE Der IL. unb 9anttraes, 8pbbin'e Saa
8eeenuber. Rt6ippno, Do. 1875
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2(n unIrre &uubeu.

Nt I'M fre Eunben.
Snbent ipr inIeren 9eebrten &untcn en reht fr6blidcs neucS
Satr mlulhcn, trluden mir ticisltsn frurntti6f, iinEre Hehnltn<
gen, irelde mir teute ub in Zen n6Gfsn Sascn cinrctdrn ircrbcn.
rcdt PROMPT su tsridtioth, bomit mir unEre epriaidtrtacn glhrr
ablhleBen ftnncn.
Sur bas bisber nns 10 rcidli6 ecTtenfe 3ut.ausn toufcrs. er.
iudcn I'M ferncren SeneiSen 8ulprus I'M nsusn Sabre
SLIDER II. 9rbntna.
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@p1e0eG.

9rpBes wager BON 5errcr- unb Oamen S6aben
ultb Stiefel aler art,
SroaSltr, nabe Der 3ten @trage,
ut Iur 9s9snnartt9e SatlOa cuffs @si6balttsfe unb @Panniofonioae
ben. gublttum Die %Serfferuns scbsn, baB is aus Sesdis rmS @ X
Ii9lts eseisnt irrroen, "a er burd peri6nttGc Gtrfaufe in BEN nSrS.
pen S,tane sslsst ~. SdlieBltb ten,erft ttrIelbs, Sab sr FIR ale bs III
1871 -" ''"TTns"a9'E oulgtap.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-08
Gbus. SO. 5arquar,
praftt{Aer @ars Sitter,
8efanntma6una,

Sftaililtrnadun9.
Mleine 9arbHriubs lit BON gSaafrestsSptel nab SIR. IA GPains
Gtreet i'm Seler, benz @merhan>Sptel sessnu6cr ssrlest ipprSen,
tpplcIbt ih Elm elegant e~in9cridtees 2NaI BABE, ,un, 8arbieren,
Saarltneiben unb Grisiieren, ippie aler 9eauemli6feit entlprs>
denSe SaeSinmer. Su warnter, falten unS Shaucrbapern rinses
rtttet, ipeldt ~ jeber Ga9esSeit CUNT 9aben bersit lnb.
Sur BAD biSsertSe g1pblwplsn mcirer JreunSe nnb 3anbsleute
banfenc. psrlt&ere i'd, baB jsber mid Ssebrnbe nit Iufmerfiant-
felt bebient rMro. Serrp WFcpcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-08
@1e,te @mseiaem.
SIM gelase ven Sriesr. tScrbars (Sffee StS bsutIben gonf.
ncteI. SepprtsrS @pttpr 4OOD in Slsm gprt crItcint i,it Dem
10. Np'e"ber 1851 in baIbnpnnittcn 0irftrunsen: - -.
6cfDdftsmaum IN sgmeriea,

ME CT fein unb mas or mtNcn nuB, un, in alien @cfdaftssweissn
NIT Sortbeil gu %orteitea, Serlulc SIT Y~rrmeicen unp
9Sp6lltonp su criperbei,.
Gin $anobn& fr &ae, btc serndrtS praen.
Sn,l2 tolbnictatlitsn 2icfcrurgen.
OicicS gSut III in Ssr,icbuno ouf bic torin ousocTprrdcren
@ranbiobe Gin irabres BUD Der sBetstcit fur ben Geft6ftsmann,
lne in protttIdtr @csshnns .enttaltc S cine 70 srrfe GGlle bee guts
;epn 9foI ipertb ih. GS lclte in ben Sdnbsn iettS 8auf UouncS,
rbes StrrehaIters, jeScs SonomcrfsrS. ictcs gStrthce, iebcs 8ar~
niers, nit etntm QDrrt. in ban SdnSen ctnes Stetn frtn, Der ir9nS
Gin geihdft tttre'tt, ub bent caran liest sarirdrt5 sa fcnunsn.
mpblfcler 4
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@. De6bus.

5trren- S6u bma6er,
6e Strabe. Dem Ne,en @tarfte aeaenibcr
empftblt fh- CUR @nfcrtisuns eQer in fen Sad efnf6(aotpb,r sr,
titsl, unb serlpriNt nrtsn biai9snt Nrsis pronptc 9eStcniine RI s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-08
Spbm 8. 9bppf,
&edtsT @uwalt,

Vp. y Urantlilllfr. (Nap Suileina
&t@mpnb, Sa.,
p~raettcirt ali Der Sultinss.G Court unb allen b6bersn {
ncne une Ssnricp County, unb ~snlpfisblt lid, Srn {
Civil nnb Griminalfalen aIS 8edt5anpaIt.
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pp Gflfgrapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the Steamer Prince Albert.
NEW YORK, August 6.-Tbe steamship
Prince Albert from Galway has arrived at
Halifax with dates to the 27Ih nit.
Cotton sales. of days 10000 bales, clos
ing dull. Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions
steady. Consols 95z(G955.
The Arabia arrived out on Saturday.
EX-President Pierce arrived at CddiZ and
sailed for Marselles.
A serious gale occurred on the English
coast doing considerable damage to the ship
ping.
Barber, late consul 10 Naples is appointed.to
the consulate at Richmond, Va, in place Of
G. p. r. James.
The June report of the board of trade
shows diminished exports.
Lyndhurst called for the correspondence
with the United States ~ the right OF search
question.
Malmsbury replied saying that arrange
ments were progressing 10 settle all difficult
ties.
Baron Rothschild took his seat in the House
Of Commons amidst loud cheers.
Cavour the Sandman minister had con-
ference with Napoleon on affairs in Italy,
China and India.
1NDIA-Tbe heat is terrific, it being unequal
led for 20 years. The sun is killing more
men than the enemy.
CHNA-The allied forces suffered severely at
the capture of the Peiho forts.
LIvERPOoL-Whitec corn 32s cd. Lard firm
SIS. Sugar firm, at Cd advance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07

QUARTERLY REVIEWING have received
the third number of the 18th volume of the
..Qtlarterly Rere,o Of the Methodist Church. South"
1t is printed in this city. at the Book Concern,
and edited by T.. o. SUMMERS, ID. ID. Like
everything which comes from that establish
ment, it is beautifully printed. The follow
ing is its table of contents:
/. German Philosophy.
III. Use and abuse of the Pulpit.
III. Power Of the Press.
". Popular Education.
V. The Fourth General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
VI. Address of the Bishops to the Fourth
General Conference of the Methodist Church,
South.
VII. Pastoral Address of the same Con-
fer nee
VIII. Reports on Education. adopted by
the same Conference.
IX Brief Reviews.
X. Biblical, Literary, and Religious Mis-
celanies.
XI. Postscript.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07

FACTS FOR THE REoPLE.-It was a noted
saying of the great DIR. MAGENDIE, when lee
turing before his class, Il care not button
for theories; give me facts" This is likewise
the motto of the celebrated DR.. BRAGG, who,
by careful observance of facts alone, has
been enabled to bring his medical prepara-
tions TO such perfection. His latest inven-
ton, the Arctic LININENr, is also his greatest
inventions; and it may be stated as "fact
for the people," that it is the best Liniment
now in existence, aud destined To supersede
pill Others. Another fact is, that il never fails
DO cure those diseases for which il is recon-
haud d. The best evidence of the value of
4 medicine is, that il effects radical cure and
fAs is eminently the case with the Arctic Lin
tnent Itcures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Par
fysis, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Scalds. &C.,
ind all eruptivs diseases; aud is equally efi-
iaeious in curing the diseases of animals. such
j. spawn, ring-bone. poll-eyil, &c.
\ For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY Il
pEMovILLE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should be made Ia Bragg 4 Bur
fowcs, ST. Louis, Mo-, und must always be ac-
tompanied by good reference.
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Gou1merrial.
Augusta Market.

-" = AUGUSTA, Aug. 4, p. II.
BAC0N-This article continues quiet, and without
any new features The demand and supply are both
moderate aud transactions limited, and previous
prices There is very little hog Round in the market
most Of the meat hand being Sides ribbed and clear
We quote Hog round SC; Shoulders 51z9Sc; Hams,
choice, le9llc; Clear Sides l0zgl1c.
GRAiN-Wheat in in good demand and prices since
our last have slightly advanced The receipts CONT
hue light, and are redly taken at quotations.:
Good 10 Prime Red Csc TO 81 hear of sale yester
day at 81 05, sacks returned. Good Prime white
81 o5 to 81 Is. Corn is dull sale and prices are
dropping We quote 20 TO 15c. p bushel
fLOUR-There is still good demand for this ar
ticle, though not so brisk reported last week.
Prlce continue buoyant, and the lower grades have
advanced still further within the week. The is some
tennessee Flour on the market not yet taken being
heid Tor higher prices. We quote Tennessee Extra
Family IN bags, S. SO SIS 75 do Extra SIS to SIS II
do Superiine 81 81 IS. For City Mill quote
follows Paragon Mills Extra Family So rs to 81; do
Family SO; do Superfne So IS: Carmichael Mills Ex-
ira Family Sc so; do Superhne S. Is. Granite Mills
Extra Family So so to 81 Extra Sc to SO rs; Superne
So % 10 SIS so.
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pROCIAANATION.

WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia certify
Il :, and make known that Joseph Prentios--whO
signs certificate relating The Grdefeal.eng Veg
eslbte Pills the Clerk Of the Court OF this state
The said certihc &C. embraces the names Of the most
reliable and responsible people in this community and
certihes % the invarabe curative action OF The
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills IN the following diseases:
"BliOus Complaints, Asthma Constipation Dyspep-
STA, kryspclass Low, Nervous and simple Fevers;
Gastric fevers, Gripes, Heartburn, Headache, Ind-
geston, Mysteries, Liver Complaint, Nervous Disord-
ers, Neuralgia, rheumatism and all diseases arising
from want of action In the digestive organs"
And further testify that full credit aud faith due
and ought o. be given Ia said cert bcates.
In testimony whereof, have subscribed my name
and caused the Great seal al the to be affixed
bereunto. WILLIAM SMITH, Governor
MN. II. RIcHaRnsoS, Sec Com and Keeper OF the Seal
DR. kTrrKIf0E, OF Portsmouth, certihcs that these
Pills the oesi remedy for seascs o the digestive
organs that he has met with.
DR. CHAPMAN never anything equal 70 them for
Liver, Stomach Nausea aud Headarh be.
Dr. OsTRASB has used them for all Glasses 0f Bilious
Complaints, n All climates. and found them cure when
prescriptions and other medicines hundreds OF ca
See, failed ~ do
Rev. c. A Fox, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
Al Spencer says they work miracles and the best
Pills N
There are II least thousand families IN Davidson
county alone hat always keep them the HOUSE. be-
cause BY using taem the hrsi appearance Of indis
position they save handreds Of dollars m Doctors
blls Price Is cents per boz.
ALEX MACKENZIE,
gey---a N@AhFnies
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
5,485 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets
Magnificent Scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
D, 400 Prlzes amounting 70. ..-.---.-.-. $50, 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So so.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 5, 1855.
TO BE DRAWN

No. Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent To any Que DESTROYS OF receiving IT,
Certificates of Packages will be sold the fol-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07

FAIR OF Coz. Trrus.-A correspondent, at
Kansh s city, Mo-, of the II. Louis Democrat,
has the following: "Ncws reached us this
tmorTfng Of en- alarming nature, concerning
the fate of Col. Titus and the company which
RECENTLY left this point for Arizona. 1t is
-rdfd that the Colonel has raised a row. with
the Cherokees, and came Off second best, hav-
ing seven of his men killed. and, report says,
himself taken prisoner. There is no particu-
lar sorrow expressed here for the gallant Col
entitled to our sympathy"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07

Y Day, ESQ.:-In answer To your enqui-
ries concerning the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machine purchaS, d fl ON you. | wish 10 give
4 fair and impartial comparison. have used
Singers Machine in my establishment, and
after IA thorough aud long trial found it an
announcement and Troublesome Machine. The
person who runs it must he we'll acquainted
with Machinery To operate ii successfully. 1t
has too much machinery, aud its shuttle and
other work is troublesome and complicated
4 next gotta Wheeler & Wilson's machine. aud
after testing il fairly. found it would not an
swer. 1t easily gets out OF repair the thread
must be wound off the spoois and run into
shuttles. and II wears 80 readily that it is
found very InconVrnilnt for continuous use.
1t is not adapted. either, for heavy work, ow-
inS To all these incouveniences. | put aside
the other machines, aud after thoroughly test
ing the Grover ~ Baker machine pronounce
il the best. in every respect Its work is as
neat as any machine can pos IDLY do; it is
easily kept in order; the work is done from
ting ordinary spools. 1t is speedy as any
other, and, taking il all in all, | would rather
ply five prices for the Grover l. Baker than
hive the Wheeler IL Wilson at any price. |
quilt. make cloth work, and fine stitching in
the shirt and light work of my establishment.
In fact. do all the work of my large estab-
li,hmcut with this machine. Let me then re-
commend the Grover IL Baker Sewing Ma
chimes To be the best in use.
J Yours, as ever,
! jy3l-dlw 3mw y. STlLLMAN & co.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

pY virtue OF writ of vendtioni exponas to me
II directed, and delivered from the honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson county, Tenn. at its May term,
1883 will expose to public sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the courthouse yard gate 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-wit: of land in Dis
uct No 9, in Davidson county Tennessee containing
by estimate nine acres, and bounded follows: on
the north by the land of William Hewlett, on
the west and south by the lands Of Abram Dunnvani
and on the east by the lands Of Benjamin Tankersly
Also one 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, 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 same tract Of land sold by
Dunnivant 10 the said Edward Vaughn, the oath
Of February lS45 and the deed for which register
ed in the Registers Office of Davidson county, Tenn.
in Book No. Z; being levied the property of
Edward Vaughn To satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of Martha Vaughn against the said Edward
Vaughn. J. NJ HINTON, Sheriff.
Jy2T-td By j. Il. MAURY. D. ;.
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About the Atlantic Cable.

New YORK. August Accommodation
ceased last evening On the New Foundland
Telegraph line and has not yet been re-
newed.
Several days may elapse before the receipt
of European dispatches, as the Telegraph in
strIments have not been attached to the wires
aboard the vessels, communication through
the cable having been by signals only.
The success of the enterprise will be cele-
brated tonight throughout the Telegraphic
Stations in New York, New England and the
British Provinces
SACKvILE. n. B., August 6.-Noon.-The
New Foundland Telegraph line is still out of
order, but will probably be repaired to-day.
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SHERIEE,S SALE

ID ed, and delivered from the Honorable Crsuit
Court Of Davidson county, Tennessee, at its MAY Term
1855, will expose to public sale Ia the highest III
der flor cash. at the Court house yard gate CITY
Of Nashville, on SATURDAY, The 18Th DAY OF AT
GUST, 1885, all the right title, claim, interest and
tate which John Brandon then had, may have since
acquired in and 10 the following described lot Mo-,
thirty feet, in the city OF ashvic, Cherry street
in Davidson county east side, bounded she north
by VIM Stewart, the east by Jesse Collins and
Mecham, the south by Rees W. Porter formerly John
Tlndail. Said lot back from Cherry street east
70 Collins line SIS feet Levied the property OF
John Brandon 10 satisfy judgment rendered in favor
of Brodie Dupree. JAMES N. HINTON,
lyl6, '5S-td Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
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MJ The sixth

GS- The sixth great epoch Of mans ex
istence is upon In a short day. perhaps,
we shall receive intelligence flashing exult-
ingly along the deep lying Atlantic tele-
graphic wire. How shall we, of Nashville,
receive the contamination of so great an
achievement? Must we let it pass by, an
event necessary in these wonderful times, as
of no particular moment? No! Eet all
the people rejoice, and clap their hands for
joy.
Gods majesty made plain in a flood, in
a Savior to mankind, in the discovery of
Amrri1a, in Declaration of Indepen-
dence, and in the discovery Of Railroads,
have not more present interest for Us, than.
will the announcement that the Agamemnon
has arrived safe in Valentia on her precious
errand. Oh! let us noise it joyfully about,
that Providence has at length united the
great nations of earth with tie indisSoluble,
and strong as the Rocky Mountain chain; that
a new light is kindled in the very heart Of in
tellIgence, which shall shine in the dark
depths of ignorance and error; that intoler-
ance shall no longer have home in the
heart of man; that intelligence may go free,
without hindrance, and that art and science
may now mount aud safely override all OH
slacles TO a speedy and millenial progress.
Oh let us give forth our heartfelt joy for
the greatest achievement of man, consum-
mated by this intercOmmunicaling chain
The success OF the enterprise begins the most
glorious epoch in the scientific existence Of
man, and we should rejoice in its accomplish
ment. There should be thanksgiving rem
dered iii the churches; there should be shouts
and parade with drums and bells and guns.
The Mayor should order the bells of the city
rung. No church with bell. should wait
fDr the order, but upon the great announce
ment that intelligence is flashing along the
Atlantic wire, should ring out its happiost peal.
Let the City Hall bell give the signal for all
e. ring, to shout and sing most joyously. We
cannot be too jubilant.
procession should be formed on the streets
by all the public institutions and societies,
aud march with martial music to the Public
Square, or to the Capitol and there have
speeches, fireworks, etc, fit for the occasion.
No obstacle should be thrown in the way of a
hearty demonstration adequate to the success