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Blacksmith coal.

TUT ETS = ClAL tor Hlask-su.lIEiis haa 90 supe-
i rior. IL burns entirely sroe from Sieder, con-
rsins lees saphar, msK ca = more Intense beat, and
lasts longer than asy other seziin ths 4 Q
sale by . J. AGSkW.
nAr2o-tf back OF the n C. X Il nspol
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Election Of Attorney General and
ReDOrter of the State,

DURSUANT to instructions from the Governor of the
i State, Will on saturday, the 18th day Of August
1852 open and hol and election for Attorney Genera
and Reporter for The STATE TO I'LL the vacancy
stoned by the resignation John L. T. Sneed.
The following persons have been appointed Judges
Clerks and Receivers % for their several Wards
and Precincts Where vacancies have been left the
receivers OF totes are requested to MI them.
District No J. LIST Ward; Judges, G: F. Jones
John Coltart, John Beatty; Receiver, J. n. Hobbs
Clerks, J. Everett, Alex. LedbetteT.
I'd ward.-Judges, T. J. Halle, W. II. Townsend
~ NJ Monohan; Receiver, W. +. Downs; Clerks, John
II. sloan Jr., Geo Glenn
Sd ward-Judges, l.. II. Ianier, B. S. Weller, W
l. Boyd; Receiver, John Reddick; Clerks, Jas. a Nc
4th WarG-Judges, John W Martin, J W. Felts, B.
II. Brown Receiver, J. n. Alexander. Clerks James
rrimble, j. I. Brown.
5th Nard-Judgcs, u Carter Mason vannoy J
Coleman; Receiver, Canon Tucker; Clerks, John Ii
Currey Ii MeEwen
9th Ward-Judges, 10 Francis, Thos W Chiffon V
Baugh; Receiver, A Pyle; Clerks, VIM Minton,
Corbitt Receiver, VIM NJ whitei Clerks, John Nc
Keen, John Tinksey.
sih Ward-Jadges, VIM Harrison, C II conger, NJ C
Cotton; Receiver, Dobson Clerks, Patrick Bunk
all, GeO Cotton.
District No. 2-Judges, John J Corley, T NJ Patter
son, Z McAurray; Receiver, Thomas Fuqua.
District NO3-Nm ID Philips, George Charlton,
Thomas Mann; Receiver, VIM Dobson.
District No. 4-lhos Page, Eleazer Hamilton, W
Dobson. Receiver, Il nj Hurt.
District No, 5-JUdges, VIM Cartwright, ] X Ed
mondson, J ID Shumate: Receiver, + & Rowe.
Dsulet NO o-ju Judges, VIM Austin, JOal Battle,
W ii Gambl; Receiver, Joel Battle.
District No. Judges, John Hope, w X VAR
Jas Raglan; Receiver, " Briley.
District No. e-JCdgcs, w Ramsey, Daniel Car
mack, Jas Rains; Receiver A Ramsey.
District No. Y-Judges, W IL Hagans, Thomas
johnson, Andrew Gregory; Receiver, " Lucas.
District No. lO-Judges, sam Mann ng, " L Hard
ing, Hawkins; Receiver. John Barrow.
District No ll-JudRes, WIN Edmundson, Henry
Compton, Allen Cotton; Receiver, Wm Cotton.
District No. l2-Judges, Jesse Jordan, WIN +
Watkins, Josin; Receiver, Arts Brown.
District No. Hodges, Jas I. Greer II l. Porch,
shelton Dcmoss; Receiver, Smith.
District No. l5-Judg-s, John y Frichard, Thos J
Allison, joe Mays Receiver, Moses Greer.
District No. ls--Judgcs, n Hobson, A G White :.
Ii. Peach; Receiver, Jas Russell, Clerks, Jas Linds
ley, JAS Trmbie Brown
District No. 1g--Judges, W II Hamblin, W b Hud-
son, John Ia Tor; Receiver, Jack Gee.
district No. 2O.-Iudges, Hall, W NJ Dlgmukes,
John II Cartwright, Receiver VIM Luton
District No 2l-Judges, Jas Marlborough, W Bal
owe " Ewing, Receiver, ID u amer.
District No. 22-Judges, Geo Gill, G Walker,
Gilbert Marshall; Receiver, Add shaw.
Disgrict Ne. 23-JuSgcs, Drake, ID Ralston
Lewis Williams; Receiver W Hyd..
District No. 24-J G. u Carney Thos Bysor, I'd 7
Graves; Receiver, G'une Garrett.
JAMES N. HINTON
tung2O-- I'd. Shegii of Davidson Co.
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AIR. LARCOmBE desires 80 inferm hls
Nj the pa ~ generally tha he has re-
tarnec Il osl his eELtaa and iarszdy tocpen
tbs e 4 aeAHnpssgh
Fally posieC IN asir ecen = nproxeinehtfin PAoto
graph A4lipuiziioa--Feiyr nerstofore solely
apon gAe s<rtfxef ais 9ictsFef anc determines 20
spar HoFtto please ndenis IN viea thoss
1Ao hare new given N AFFAIR AL, a. desc
LADIES' ii's- fkds present roef1s he mos convs-
nisnsiy and ssssszntly located % aoytn The CITY,
. ssrner nfsfntan sepszs-t
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SHERIFE,S SALE

DY virtue OF venditioni exponas to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Criminal Court
OF Davidson county tennessee, its april term 1859
will expose 10 public SALE to the highest biddertor
cash. AT the Courthouse yard gate in the city of Nash
vile, ON SATURDAY, THE both DAY OF JULY,
1859 all the right title claim interest and estate which
T. F. Bumpass then had, or may have since acquir-
ed in and 20 the following described piece parcel
of Real Estate, towit: One hall of lot known
scribed in plan of West Nashville lot No 1S9 com
menciI & at The middle OF said lot on Demonbreun
street, running thence along Demon breun
from McNary street, fifty iee thence right angles
with Demonbreun street. hundred and eighty six
feet TO twelve feet alley thence along said alley flIy
et thence hundred and eighty to the be-
ginning. For other particulars reference is made To-
the registration of deed in Registers Office David
son county, Tennessee in book No. 49, and page 1916
being levied Oh as the property OF I. p Bumpass to
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor OF the--
OF Tennessee, against Mike kerfman and said T. Z
Bumpass. j. II. HINTON, Sheriff,
june23-td. BY +. c. DRAKE, H. s.
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Eirty Negr0es Tor Sale.

TtoNSISIlNG u sat1e Of the Is.ost vaIu4 sle famt
u lies ever sIeretii the Nashville market. aud
god b,t ot youns nea and wonen, boys and gtEls.
MARKS - ,. !.GI-Er.
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Meiainotypes!
and A mbrotyDes
New White Wheat Flour.

HAVING taken TIE agency 81 lie ceiebrated silver
II Springs kIoaFipg Mills, have iuAt recrlt ed
quantity of superior Family Flour, whach s Ierhass
As god Is can be maze Ia this any Dther climate
aud viii be cold on liberal terms No. Make
STREET by :. A. q. NOkL 4 o.
falsll-tf
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LIVERY STARIE

Llt ERI TABLE.
NTM. 7. WRIGHT CO., would respect -
w fully inform the citizens OF Nashville in
and the public generally that they have NZA
purchased the well known Livery bic anu tie stock
and fixtures, form erly occupied by Vim. Philips, ON
Market street, jus below the square.
We have hrst-rate lots and bOX-sttils TO accommc-
date drOvers and all our friends who may favor us
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction in aicases.
We have a large number OF fine Saddle Horses and
ne Bugges TO hire at ali times.
The factis, do not intend bein gsurPassed by any
stable IN the southern country Come along and
for yourselves.
Ieb3-1y WM. T. WRIGHT co.
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Giprrp Stables.

StDf[D SIaDlfS.
LIE VIA THAN
Livery, Sale l. Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. G. M7FERRIN, Proprietor.
Il HE undersigned having leased the ubove we'll
known establishment formerly kept by MIR. JoHN
H. SLOAN has thoroughly repaired ana rehtted 1t in
All departments. and now challenges compettiOnin
point OF convenience and capacity from any similar
estabIlshmentinth the Southwest
shallkeep constantly On hand a number OF baud
some vehicles of all kinds and a stud OF horses
unsurpassed IN style speed and safety.
SALE
am prepared 10 I'll any bill for gentlemen wish
ing to purchase carriage, buggy or sadde orses and
wlilguarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers of stock will find my establishment suit
able accommodations for any number of horses or
mules, at reasonable rates.
B lRDING.
Gent emen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehclesare ensured that stock will receive best
attention, and at the lowest current rates.
am also provided with all the facilities for Break
ing eating ,Nieking and booking horses, wien-
sure Satisfaction.
wiilreceiye an ell stock OF all kinds on commits
sion ,and from thorough acquaintanc and constant
familiarity with the market, feel no hesitation in
promising satisfaction.
Being determined TO give satisfaction 20 all who
may call, portion OF public patronage is solicited
j. {. MCFElatfN,
JanlS-Gly Late Of Bowling Green Ky.
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ExPI4OY MENV.

N - MONTH AND ALL KNfENSES fAfD
OOU An Agent aHted IA every to~s asd coUa-
= IA. tle unIted STATES eng4se ~ rospsct4bis
andeasy business, ~ Wnlch Tie above Prontz
may be certainly reAlzed. foT further psftir
address In J. HfSKf NAkAEk, tuitSkh Oh
RssoAslHAY AAD I9fH sfREETs, NAN ORA ClIf
enclosing anc fcs.ASe stamp.
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HAVING assoeisted with nsfu business, Mr.. u. VI
i nAII.kf, tfaFsneriy a the haase al Nlchol
Green 4 Bsiiey } snd removed frela the corner af
College and eharch streets The above elegant afd
large hondinE, xill Be prepared D. serve oar
frieaas aud fasteners with mere FrunsItneEs tAen
heFeGof Our stock az GreceFfes aud hsF storas
NJ tsanes cnrsFsefe, AID viii be sCid en ths
terms uctT-H
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Pure Rourbon WbisL,x

yIyE have on hand 20 bbs. Of PURE BOURBON
w WHISKY, warranted to be four years o al and
the finest IN state, which are anxious 20 Sell.
We oulG be glad u those wanting a perfectly pure
article would give a cali
CARIEK, wILSFoRD 4 90,
augl-ff No. Market street
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NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store and to arrive
Ii SUGARS.
200 hhds New Orleans Sugar all grades:;
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, ali grades;
90 . ST Louis Loaf Sugar all grades
30 % Powdered Sugar all grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Conee.
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses allgrades;
100 half bbls- New Crop Molasses, all grades
90 bbls. and kegs Golden Syrup.
100 bbIs. Pixies Magnolia whisky.
100 81 Dean * Hale's do;
100 Smith Reserve do;
loo Old Rye do;
100 :. 10. Newsom's do; treble distilled:
loo Tennessee White do;
100 80 Old Country do;
100 :" Old Bourbon do:
100 =" Old Monongehala do;
40 . Robertson county do;
loo pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine:
10 baskets Champagne Wine;
eOO pkgs. Brandy, various brands;
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cider Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted
500 boxes Star Candles;
400 hall boxes TaIlow Candles
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper:
1000 bags Fine Salt
900, 900 q. ID Caps;
100 bbls. Fresh Ale;
so Tierces Rice:
100 sand II fb Caddis Black and Common Tea;
SO chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove Oysters;
100 boxes X. Cheese, prime;
100 @ f. ID.
800 bags Shot, assortedJ
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
80 bags Black Peppera
100 doc. Brooms;
100 " Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers:
100 - Scotch snuff;
$50 90 Stick Candy;
100 90 Fancy do:
100 casks English Soda:
1000 dog. assorted Bucketsd
In store and for sale lower than thew San ha a,.a
where. ~ oo Aae eioe
We are Agents for large Wooden Ware and Bucket
hahuiactory ana are prepared all times 20 sellto
The Trade at Manufacturers prices freight added
CARTER, WllSFORD 4 Co,
ucoAo No. Market street
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N T E

49, ssa s;7 81
TO II So ENG EEs -.
DASSEN6kRs TRAINS running tue Nashyill
and Chattanooga Railroad viii leave the Depot At
Nashville the minute laid down la the he'd ule
Go Mt: 80 A AZ. and 4. N. ana In order Go pre-
vent cpnfssiou at the ticket Office, the
start ny. Passengers are respectfully requested I
provide for their tickets In advance OF the time an
that all may be accommodated the Ticket Agent Viii
be In bis Otce hour before the departure of eac
Train l. W. CiIE,
marlo-tf HUNG Superintendent.
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and Alabama RaIIroa
Eg - E5.sss 81

TINE TABLE
on and after MONDAY, July 9TH, 1889, the Trains
" will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Nashville T;<5 A. NJ. and $50 p NJ
Arrive at Columbia 10 80 A NJ. aud 6.lO p NJ
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia 7:ioA. VI. and $50 PM
Arrive at Nashville 9:45 A. NJ, and 6s45 p NJ
SUNDAYS.
viii leave Nashville : AS A. NJ and arrive at Coluua-
bia 1880 A. NJ.
win leave Columbia $50 p. NJ and arrive at Nash.
Vile 6:s5 7. NJ
iune3O-dlm W ON. PERKINS sun 1
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the following described los of ground Ia the City OF
Nashville, south OF Broad streets, on the corner Of
Cherry ana Denunbrade streets said lst Is sold fur
pa Ttton among the above named IAItick.
fia.SS.-Sald Lit viii be sold upon credit Il d
and u months; mites With approved security payable
Bank VIII be reqaired, lien retained until the
pure base money - paid. DAVID Z. LOVE,
Clerk and Master.
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Sfwing MafDinfs.
w E b D. S
PATENT
SEWING
vi A C ii | NE S

~
" s<s<zfsxs52E@- and have proved one OF
ss<z@@@~ he most valuable inven
lions OF the age. ruey Shuttle, making the
Lock Stitch ON both sides of the cloth alike, which
cannot be unravelled or pulled out.
They are all made with the highest mechanical skill
and ali warranted to work well on all kinds OF goods
from the Iightest Fabric to Heavy Leather In rar-
tcular would call the attention Of all to
Family Sewing Machines. 1t has been manufactured
expressly for Family Use, and has with favor
from all II is simplited as to render IL almost
impossible get out Of order derange its opera
tons: indeed simple astonish one that
small piece o. mechanism will sew.
Below, we give description OF the different styles
ofthe Weed Patent.
No. Is very convenient style, which can be
worked by hand foot, of its own table. For
convenience OF shipping and also for large manufac
tories where it Is necessary 10 place a number of
Machines INTO a long bench making table answer
No. Q. With Walnut or Mahogany Table either
with or without Box Top, which locks down. Price
No. 3. Same size as No. ?, but runs with belt
and at "A much higher rate of Speed. This kind is
well adapted to manufacturing Clothing or Leather
work.
This is really the cheapest Machine in the market,
and there is work done on Sewing Machine that
il will do. 1t is confidently asserted that this
Machine runs easier than any machine now in use.
Price, 500.
No. A. This Machine has long arm, TO accom-
modate large work. II runs at high rate OF speed
runs easily, and is, without doubt, the best Ma
chine for Taors' use. ever offered tho public. II
is also peculiarly fitted or plantation work, as IL is
very simple vet substantial ana durable with but lit
tie liability 10 get out of order. Price, sl20.
NO. 3. This and cheaper style, and
general Iavorite for Family, Light Leather, and a
great variety OF work. II has been gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
light and tasty Machine, at less price than either
oil the above. IL very easy, rapidly, and Is
nounced the best machine in market for $50.
NO. 6. This is a Machine got up entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered TO the public. IL Is very Light and tasty and
very rapidly is almost noiseiess in its operation
and uses A S1RAII HT NEEiLE IL Is so arranged as
utterly impossible for II miss stitches IL has
a tension both sides, and carries a large supply Of
thread under the spool. The motions gained by
small cranks that without perceptole noise
The two threaas worked in saeh manner as new
both to pull the same Tine, and consequently
little liable 90 break The seam is very elastic, and
the thread dc es not break in washing. Ii viii do
coarse work better than any cheap machine now in
Market il silk cotton or linen with equal Ia
cilsy. Price S5os
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFIcz Az BROADWAY, NV YORK,
WHITNEY, 4 LYON, Prsprietors.
AGENTS WANTED.
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II;,nh Tor Rent,

TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF excellent boa. "a.
i tom Laad superior soiRor any kind of 49,
grain. 49,
Apply Atthe acknowledgements Houssof -
AIZfI.l HOOPER A CO.,
laa2R-tf Nos 8 aad AarE 81 stseet
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CLERK ANDMASTER,S SALE

Wiley Bradford ct ais James II. aarler ct ais.
DI virtue OF decree OF the Honorable Circuit
ID Court, al Nashville, Tennessee, prunounced iD
Ihe above is May Term, 1859, viii expose
10 public sale 10 1 highest bidder at the Court
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TO BE DRAWN

L HAVE sold my stock 81 Roots and ShO 20 FAR
RAE, hlsAVkE> & CO, gentlemen worthy of tie
patronage OF the public who Will be found nay old
stand, No. - College street, for whom Euiicif f4e
patronage 81 my numerous customer, ~ whom
feel under the slr obligations for long aud b.
er patronage, and avail myself OF this opportunity
u make nv respectful acknos led gemeDts. Th.-se
indebted Will please call aud settle up. wish %
make Dnal close % ali outstanding business as sO0n
As prassigabe. A B. RuBilsIsoN,
iuly1S-fm No as College e.
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'~rlpIN" ASDhIesoA, CHURCH ASDERsos
|e"""""' IeH'- Nashville Tenn
P. & G. ANDERSON.
WHOLESALE GRocKRs, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION NTS
AND DEALERS IN
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers In Bacon, Lard and Couutr
Produce, of every description,
Corner q Broad and College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE


WE in receipt OF a large and well
assoIteo STOCK OF groceries. Liquors, &c, 10
which We invite the attention OF the trade:
sOOAhS. loo box Chewing Tobacco
ITO hhds LOUISIANA sugar, all grades Va. brands
al grades; 1900 kegs White Lead;
81 bbis n Y. and BALTIC. 10 q" Shot, all sizes;
Crushed sugar 20 a. Bar Lead;
IS bbis n. Y. Loaf and Is Mason Blseking.
Powdered Sugar. 500 bags ane sat;
CofFEk 1000 bbls Kanawha Salt;
100 bags choice Baltimore 20 boxes quart TASKS:
Cohee; l2S s. pint and = pint do;
2oo paes enolce Ne" Or sOOkegs Nails assorted
MoLAssEs. LIQUORS.
10 DOE choice Reboiled 50bbls Smiths old Re-
Melasses: serve Whisky;
80 u eblsohoiee Reboil- s. bbis old Bourbon
ed Aolasses Whisky;
90 kegs Golden Syrup. SIS bbls old Rye whisky;
sUNDRlkS. IS 90 a. Monongaheia
zoo boxes Star Candles; whisky;
100 - TaIiow 81 200 bbls Pixies Magnolia
lZa 90 Barsoap; Whisky;
90 " GroundPepper; soobbls Tenn. pure " bite
90 =" a. Spice; Whisky;
35 4" "a Ginger; rs Dbl Newsom's Whisky
los 90 sup. carb. soda; 60 Dbl old Fors and Corn
6S /" lodge, aIlszes Whisky;
lle casks carb. Soda; IS bbis old Port aud Ma
+" Aadder; laga Vines
IS bags Pepper. - bbls Am. Gin:
Is - spice: Holland do:
IL tieTees Rice, IL bbls old COgnae Bran.
leo doz Painted Buckets; dy:
IS a. Wash boards; 80 bbis Am. do;
81 nests TUBS. IS baskets Champagne
he daz Iiroonls. Wine;
400 600 assorted Cigars; lsobbls CIDER Vinegar
80 bnS smssking Toharcos
Together With many other articles such as are
usually kept IN the Grocery time
frbSLf BSU &C. ANDERSON
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him 10 the sum of Sal a5--indapandartly o
the - 90 above spoken o. After this re
port had been approved and passed-Mr
Mitchell collected the sum OF 1868. .25--ou
which hie comm ssions amounted TO s.. .65
to that 10 to be added receipt for s22 80
for money refunded by him to party who
had once paid his McAdamixing tax, and
which he, by accident. omitted to charge in
his report. To this sum Of sSl ,a5 we are to
add the IS. 90, making in all $Se ,e5 due Mr..
Mitchell from the city.
Thus lie Mr. Mitchell fully vindicated, and
thus j. Ramtning's villainy exposed We
say viliainy, for be is nothing less than Z
villain, who wiIlfully blackens bis neighbor's
reputation. 1t ia no excuse for him to say
that he was mistaken be had no business
10 be mistaken about SO sci ious a matter
II does not assnaee the injury to Mr.. Mitch
ellis feelings 10 know that he has been
slandered by blockheai and fool The
wrong has been done him-the libel has
been circulated and sent to his friends-and
he has . right to demand from this thing
Ramming an unequivocal rstraction and an
humble apology.
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Trustees Sale.

vLYHKRRAS Oh the 23i Gsv ~ Move mbsr. A D 1859.
w Daniel DELANEY srd Mary ne'Aney HI. wife ex
fcnted unto Austin Gorhin rrusiee o-tsin deed
OF rurt conveying TO SAID trns@e the land in Scott
county, Iowa, described as follows u Wit r. -,
number sey@n is 10 block number eishty seven 1877
in the city OF Davenport. Iswa which -aid convey
anee " Al made by the .ad Daniel Delany snd "a jfe
FOR the rurps sc Of secur the payment o. one Ger
tam p-onii-sory note and the interest thereon signed
by the sand ID niel DiAney datei the 22d dav OF No
W 'mber, 1.5s, and PAYABLE May 1st 1859, 4, the
order o' Antoine Ls Claire at the banking tonse ~
Aaekl'' Corbin. for the OF two hundred and
thirtAen dollars.
And aow said note having become due and the
said Daniel Delaney having failed t. pay the same
Austin Corbn, tru- tee rs Aforesaid do hereby give
this public notice that by virtue Of the power which
IL In me vest.d by said deed os tru.t 7 will on
Saturday the 4th dsv Of jun. A 1853 between the
hours of and o'cock intbc afternoon oY SAID day
at the Court House In the city of Davenport
fer for sale, At public auction for cash. the parcel os
land sbove described, or much thereof 40 shall
oe snfncsnt T. satisfy and par the amount of said
note with the interest thereon the hay OF sae TO-
grther With al the casts andexpnses after ding said
sale, costs % this notice and trustesse fees.
Dasefths 9TH day Of May, 4 D 1859
AUSTIN CORBIN,
ubsV TYustA4
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confess il did not 90 bad and on the strength
of it We proposed the following conundrum:
"Why is Carter's beverage like the last sct
of a drama g "Deeause it's fh(e role y
Now don't charge us with plagiarism. Ar.
Gaaetse. 40 We Only lay claim 10 the origi-
nsfty Of pariation in the above eonun-
drum, a. the original was propounded by
"gentleu.an of color" belonging TO George
Washington. while under the influence oi
that hquii which makes folks stupid
enough to be fool (Gazehe. May Sd
Strolling along Front street towards the
Ferry landing, we had an unobstructed
view Of the Levee whichis generally crowd
ed with teams from the country, but farmers
cant get to town as much as usual Make
hay while the sun shines" is an old saying
that applies to many things more than the
literal rendering OF the phrase in dicates, and
farmers are ebeyng the advice in Ploughing
and sowing as early as the state OF the
ground will let them Saw one solitary
load of hay on the levee, but could find no
owner for it, consequently. cannot give the
state Of the market-concluded though, that
hay was at stand. While at the landing
the ferry boat arrived with full trip of
passengers from Rock leland, . small place
in Illinois. on the Mississippi river, noted for
its coal, catfish and whiskey resources. No
doubt most Of our readers have heard Of the
place-it is undoubtedly destined to be
quite village at no future day. We would
have paid visit to the above named place
had not the ferry master positively refused
to accept our offered dime, when We became
suspicious OF such generosity, in these hard
times, and Just wouldn't GO.
We turned face about, and was proceed
ing up Main street, when we We're awaken
cd to sense oiimminent danger by the cry
Of " mad dog" and forthwith diInmutive
little cur rushed past us, and down to the
ferry boat. He probably belonged in Rock
Island, and was apprehensive Of being late
for the boat. Thinking Main street had too
much the appearance of Sunday, We strolled
into Second street, and took a walk down
to Germantown. Here We almost met with
an item about runaway, but we sacri-
feed our own qualifications and caught
the team before it got under headway.-
Coming back along Third street. We noticed
the effect Of the late heavy rain on the
streets and understand that great many
Of the cellars are full Of water We made
our way back to the office again, perfectly
disgusted with our business We think if
Othello had been a newspaper local under
such circumstances, be would have no cause
to exclam about his /" occupation gone.