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Circuit ourt-ManitoWoc County.

C,TATE OF WISCONSIN--Benamin Calcn-
= der, John p. Rogers, Behiae b. Vincent,
VIM Hmrod, David Himrod, David Scheck
John NJ. Vincent, Joseph 7. Ryerson, James A.
Smith, T. True Thomas Thayer, Jonah Rich
ards and B. Carpenter, and all other creditors of
Z. Durgin & Co, who elect to conc in under
this decree in this cause, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Ezra Durgin, Horatio Freeman, David II. Van
Valkenburg, Edgar d. Beardsley, Robert L. Bell
Vim. W. Waldo, George lie Feare, John A
butcher, Defendants.
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF, and pursuant to judgment
of foreclosure and sale, issued out of said Court
in the above entitled action, on the 2Sth day of
April A. D., 1859, l shall expose for sale, and
sell at public Auction at the Court House, of said
County, on the 22nd day of October, A. d. 1859
at the hour of 0 o'clock A. H. of said day, the
following described mortgaged premises, men
toned in the complaint Of this action, or somuch
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
of said Judgment, interest and costs, together
with the expense and costs of SALE to wit:-All
of Book No one hundred and forty-fve CAS- J
Lot No. seven 81 in Block No. one hundred and
forty seven 147) Lots No. ten O0) eleven (l1),
twelve Tl2I, thirteen IS fourteen IA of Block
No one hundred and forty three 1887, in the
village and county of Manitowoc, State of Wis
consin, together with all and singular the hered-
taments and appurtenances thereunto appertain-
ing.
DATED, Sheri1's Office July 18th, 1855.
LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff.
ISAAC II. PARRISH, Prffs Atty. n2-l2w,
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DI Z ID

On the 18th inst, MARY ELVIRA, infant
daughter of LEWIS and ELIZABETH SHERMAN;
aged , months.
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Corner York and Sirh ST.
Manitowoc, Wis.
T. WINDIATE, Proprietor.
HNHIS first class house is now in excellent con-
L dition, having been thoroughly reftted, and
travellers will fluid it second to none in this Sec
ton Of Wisconsin.
cEg- Passengers with baggage will be con-
Veyed to and from the boats free Of charge.
nl-tf
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BANK OF MAHIT0W0Gs


MANITOWOC WIS.
COLLECTIONS MADE, and proceeds prompts
I i ly RENTED, at current rates OF exchange.
Exchange, Gold, Silver, and Uncurrcnt Money
bought and sold.
Exchange for sale on England, Ireland, Scots
land and Wales, and on all the principal cities of
Continental Europe.
Inheritances, and every other claim on parties
residing in the old couatry, collected at reasonao
bic charges.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
Office Uours-from A. NJ. to L. NJ,
REFER Noes,
Park Bank, New York,
VIM. J. Bell & Co, DO,
II. A. Tucker 6 Co. Chicago.
State Bank, Wise onsin, Milwaukee.
wis. NJ. ST I. Co Bank, do
Dane Co. Bank, Madison.
c. c. BARNES, President.
J. C. BaRSEs Cashier. nl>H
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PEOPLES MARKET.

Commercial Street Je,eeen 7th and sA.
-,,aEr,xzzss, I7RED. SEGER, has always On
IL L hand, Beef, Pork, Mutton,
%U SaItcI Meats, Sausages, and every
variety of mark tirg his Ine OF ihe best quail
ity. Orders will lie thankfully received. and
customers served pr" npiiy LZf
Maal;oNtc july - j., lsj9.
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THE Massive are surprised that the
people Of Manitowoc 50 patiently bear
with their mail facilities, and utter scarce
ly word Of complaint. We arc within
seventy five miles of Milwaukee, a steam
boat plies between both places every day,
and yet it consumes three days 20 receive
a letter or paper from that city. Why
don't our business men take hold Of the
matter2 A proper representation at
Washington Of the business and commerce
of MaDitowoc, would bring about relief,
and we have no doubt that Judge LARA
BEE, if informed Of the fact would inter
est himself in our behalf. Let something
be done.
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r GAIT. RAND is actively employed
in repairing and replacing the belfrey on
the North Ward School House. We will
warrant it will not be blown off this time
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PATENT I1EDICINE DEPOT
ADnNEII SAETTMANN.

Franklin 81 MEET door to the Post Office,
MANIToWOC, WIS.
T1IIIS establishment will always contain all the
varieties of Medicine usually kept in a Drug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, Varnish, AL
cohol, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
for Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles,
Soap and Perfumcry, Blank Books and Stations
cry, Camphene, Fluid and Puratinc, and all the
other articles belonging to this line.
cEy~ PRoScRIPTIoNs carefully put up both day
and night time, nj IT,
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THE PILOT.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
EQUALIZATION of Towns.

We are indebted TO g. W. BURNETT,
Esq, Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors,
for the following statement Of the value of
the Real Estate In the several towns in
Manitowoc County, as equaIized by the
Board of Supervisors at their session last
week.
Mani.owoc, s3I1, 500 90 II. Rapids, s5l,.71 81
Buchanan, .t,o55 81 Cato, 37,97i 90
Centreville, 2G,sl9 so Coopers,wn, "a, 557 80
Eaton, 1854 90 Franklin, 33,7GS 90
Gibson, 32,93i 10 Kossuth, 3S,96l "A
Maple Grove, IS, 292 90 Meme, 37,799 %
Mshicott, 1854 80 Newton. 32,277 90
Rockland, 3o.375 60 Schleswig. 1895 rs
Two Rivers Il6O47 40
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MAsoNIc.-Tracy Lodge, No. 107, hav-
ing obtained its charter at the last session
of the Grand Lodge, was solennly dedica-
ted last Friday night, and the following
officers were duly installed:
Fred. Borcherdt, W. NJ.
Fred. Ransch, Sr. w.
Aug. Whitman, Jr. w.
Chas. korten, S.
Chas. Winkelmuller, IF.
AdoIph Whitman, Sr. ID.
Edward Mueller, Jr. II.
Daniel Roehmer, Ty.
Fred. Krause, and Hermann Gutmanu,
Stewards.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-13

AN ExPLANTIoN.-THE BANK OF TENNEssEE.-By
an oversight of the clerk in the Comptrollers office.
the statement of the Bank of Tennessee for the list
of January last instead of that for the list inst,
was sent 10 this Office and published in the UNoS
AND AMERICAN Of Tuesday Tho October statement
was made the Comptroller at the proper time ae-
cording to law and but for the oversight alluded TO-
would have appeared simultaneously with the state
ments of the other two old Banks Of the city. II
will be found in this morning. paper. We trust
this explanation viii satisfy the B0'u'er-famous as
that paper is for jumping at conclusions =
why this old statement has been raked up ant
published at this time
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
sen Ale.
WEDNESDAY,, October II, 1859.


WEDNESDAY,, October u, 1859.
DIvlsIoE FAIRS.
The SPEAKER presented invitations frsu the
Presidents of the Eastern and Western plVlstoh
Fairs 10 the members of the Senate, to visit their
rssneetiye Fairs. commencing on the 18th inst, at
Knoxville and Jackson respectively, which,
Ga motion of Mr. ST0VALL, were accepted
On motion of Dir BOYD, committees consisting
of two members, we're appoiEted to attend these
Fairs
Mickey to aiteLd lhe Eastern Division Fair, and
Messrs Lane and Stokes to attend the western d
vision Fair.
FOREIGN BANKING coXPAEIEs.
Mr.. RICHARDSON introduced bill TO prevent
Clerks OF County Courts from issuing license TO
Foreign Banking e mpanies, (repeals The iRw')
which passed on its 6Cst reading.
sESArB BILLS ON SECOND READING.
The following Senate bills were passed on their
second readiog:
To incorporate the Tennessee Iron Company.
T. incorporate the Gesaan Evangelical Lutheran
Trinity Congregation of the altered Augsburgisn
Confession al Memphis.
To charter the EtgleEile and SIsR Turnpike
Company.
To amend the Revenue Laws of the State. Be-
ferred to the COMMITTEES on Ways and Mesus.
Mr.. STANTON with rev the bi TO incorporate
the town of Chestnut Mouad, in Smith codnty, for
amendment.
EoUsE Bills on FIRST READING.
The following House bills were passed on their
first reading:
To amend the act Of February !, 1854, to incOr-
porste the Spring Street Bridge GO mpany, of Nash
vile.
To change the place of boiling the Circuit Court
of 0bion county west Of Reel Foot Lake.
UNION BANK.
Mr.. fRIMBLE presented the statement of the
cOnditilion of the E0iOR RaRk of Tennessee, and
on his motion, Sc Seny-6ve copies we're ordered to
be printed for the use of the SenG;e.
LIEgr. NAuKY,
Mr.. TRIMBLE. from the committee appointed to
wait Lieut.. NJ. F. Msury. ami invite him 20 visit
the Senste, reported thst that gentleman would
visit the Senate tomorrow mornIag At nine o'clock
COMMIrTRE ON TIE CODE
Mr.. ST0KELY off red the following resolution:
Res9lSed Taat a special committee of three ba
sppOiptea C1mmi,tee on the Code t. whom shall
be referred all bills, &c., in ga ts amendments
10 the CSae.
On u ,tiOn of Mr. BOYD, the rule vas suspended
and tue resolution adopted.
The SPEAKER sppolRted Nessrs. SOkely, Nc
Nelly aud Trimble said c0mOittee.
On motion of Alr McNEfLLY. Mes3rs. Stokes
and Minis were added to ms ComQittes on the
Code
Ga motion Of Mr.. STANTON il was ordered that
sil propositions to md the Co le heretofore sab
mit.el o. that may hereafter be proposed, be refer
red 10 the GoEGiite on the Code.
CLANS AGAINST ESTATES
Mr.. PETERS introduced bill 10 regulate the
collection of caim7 against tbs estS1C Of deceased
persons, which passed on its first reading Cl9 IVES
referred TO the Committee the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. WOOD, the Senate adjourned
10 half past eight o'clock ty-mOrrOE morning.
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WV BRAzEIToN, Jr., Esq, the talented and popular
Repres sentative from Jefferson county, subscribed
yesterday for thirty copies Of the LEGISLATIVE
UNION ASD AMERICAN to be distributed among his
constituents. We do not wonder at his popularity
among the stsgdy sons, and we may add the fair
daughters Of old Jefferson.
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the messages Of President PIERCE and BucH AS,AN,
and decide for yourselves, fellow-citizens Of the
South whether these allies and sympatlizers of
Black Republican fanatics entitled to your con-
fdence when they tell you that Northern Democrats
are uusounG on the slavery question.
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!. rBURsDA1 oCTOBER, 10. 1859.

The Democratic members of the Le-
gislature are requested to meet in the
Supreme Court Room tomorrow Fri-
day) night.
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DIR, KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE ngSEasrs.


~ DR. KING, formerly e Nez Yerk, FOR the last
AS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and Who has
devoted his attention the private diseases FOR ss
thirty years fAtters HIMSELF having ATTENDED practices
years, aud cured many thousands be enahea
all diseases Of private tue natter how bad tkev may
from niudicious medical tAtmgt from neglect Of own
Or Kings DspensaFy is No. = Dasek between Cherry
and the Square, al diseases private uafa
Co cured without nluci0us medicine iuterfersars
lroEn business
sRlcrrkEs Of old recent das sEectasly cured in M
days, operation which pain. Where
health cannot be eBjCyci Perhaps eiss ean mora
mischief and unsermines tls Constitution much.
SYPHILIS win all The 1as f O. czn. growing out % neg
let .geaeat Re edsctualiy cur IN feu dava
SEIsAL NEAEStss particular attention having given
this AID All the consequences growing
IN By the destructive iucnusdeats
Yous eysessiy indulgence Of the passions neglect q
Wach viii undermine Tie cOnstituSa rendering the SUBJECT
Ct t0r business society and lsztare sge
Females Eh0 Be ahnrng with any dculty Womb
may rest assured Of imIneiiate relief.
Persons esing abroad by Wrag and stating their Sc, with
Zee enclosed directed to Dr. A. King No - Deaderick street.
Nashville win have the nee-asry medicine sent 20 her
address, with drecous Strict secrecy observed lOcs
hours from 9ocloek in the morning until in Tie evening"
q. isj9-d&Eiv
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F. IT a q a N
NO. 40 marSrr Srnrrr

Anaers0o's Constitution:
Harris Disc0urses Free Iasaary.
Calcogt's DiSq uiaitiorsI
DIVERS Symnol y Story;
Prestnn's Illustrations Free Masonry;
Wetls Eree Mason Monitor.
AeCoy's FTue Masonic Guide;
do Masonic Manuel
Maskcy's Lexicon OF free NasoD-I,
Gross Masonic caaFts
do Tonal lara %
Gray Mystic Circle
nSyis' Grre Mason Monitor:
Seotts Analogy Of Masonry and ReFeaeI Reiizion:
hackey Masonic Jurisprudence;
do Book Of The Chapter;
Moore's HeE Masonic Tresile D. ard:
do Ancient Charges.
DO crsfsuea and Free Masons Gnaa
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u AUGUsTA D. EVANs, mabiIe, Az.

= - - 1853 lAAoAkD9 AtA-e
asiaSge Gad Hclsf Dnoefecfao Tsraals
hELAn IS tale Or stuthern Ie tive o. snss ana
sns IN one Of our Calf cities. Il history of po ad
but proud and remarkably gifted rrhar Who stru
sc % support herself undcr circumstances s rrct trial and
ay f'amph by attaining The most erlI tel rsiton ard win
lns al ensi1e reputation through hsrrsry iaors Bezia
us a. e pnalt Of sSePes first suggested . CHILDISH
su''i ertual and religions life Is Traced and ana
.sa As ss passes successfully ,asuh some Of the Proasut
pniOsop' rha'es Of the age sgrr-ss- all naae amid
we norls'es0i doubt snd atheism. ultimately rsd her en
ea 10 the serene eloals suoarhseof Revelation some q
p@s eoatAn discas x t deepest prsbeas which havs
20 ioag perexei the world many Of the METAPHYSICAL s.
's'ons o. the age are aasyssd discarded roa,bout The
work m'y be Traced earnest desire arl esors 10 l, ~
aud ea ui'ods into paths than Yhossrhic svs, ~
ash' and to eneoussse and fteg uvery soal rs q -
besnt'ful which, properly 3sveloIe woahI rsTs rus
elth;a ksileies- Ia fne Hnuiahis the h,sr, a.
ant amhaons wcnlaa, whose life, early sTsrshsios
sfooa sosrvHs gTaialiiy hgishsned sha earnestly ~ =
aScharse tie 'icsof her position and eouseera,i M 49,
% -sserV'es 4 the 6os the True, and TIE Beauaal
The Rusihers Do not hesitate % strss der s.ros,,s :
saeesof H good Interesting and original A, most ~
written upon The merits Of this prouction Of one q
most gifted and popular Of cur yOang and rising authOree
Just RECEIVED By
W. IT, BERRY 4 COaPANN,
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No scarcity of sick Babies,

1T IS ANNOUNCED that in enc week ever -Four Hundred
Children died under four years Of age in the city OF New
York.
More Of the children that are born in the United
States die te ing diseases Of the second Of
Of the powerful remedies that in removing the complaint
of the patient.
The ChiIdrens' Paaeeea
OF ras nberg Company expressly prepared the
Of Children and has saved the lives Of many Of them
wneh the parents hourly expected dh Read the fOlstns
testimony Throughout Tennessee hfs nd lady better hSs
MRS. FRANKLIN,
OF the Hotel Columbia Naury county Mrs. YaAxKIS
states That very few years lost children the Oh
springs Of her erysn Notwithstanding tbs best phyeeiaHs
in attendance and al and attention. aVhed them
Ter past she has only used the Cdrsn Panaces
all diseased Of children her family ard since that sh has
child and all that She has that period
that proved fatal to those that she has lost"
All persons who have Medicine It
invaluable. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
sept25 Agent for Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia.
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GUNSl GUNslI GUNsIt!

GUNSI GUNSgg GUNS!!!
M A CEY & IA MILF TON,
No. Al College street, Nashville, Tenn,
HAVE lust received superior lot Of Sporting Pieces mae
70 heiro By the eeebraei Qua Makers Ct RnganE
Fine Stu5b Twist, made by Hollis 4 sheath
Fine London Twist DO Mor;iue-.
Fine I4aHenated Steel do Gresnoggb.
fine Wire Tsist ID Sollina.
French Pattern Lsms1atcd Steel. malebT Celiina.
BaInenael seei, unvarns Gtcs IS ane. b. Greepough
Common Wire twist. Donble aud single iuns By Kizg
tn have been put up Every qua tested bfors
feng shipped They asserted and lengths.
ted TO TIE wAEts o. the sportsneu Of is soHmuhity
They have. ais lzrss Rss aud Rsyers Of
all kinds DerengrT Pistols SHIT Belts, Po-er Fsks, Eeys
Gne Water Proof Caps, Balass and q Wanz fns
sporting Fowler. Caps Piels Duck Shoctin PoEdsr Ee
fatsut Wire ri9es fordssE ting charged with back &
. which We invite The attention Of ths Fabis
&c t-d&twsm
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Which have purchased Of these cheap from the
Eastern Manufacturer and and will offer great Hdoe
'ae to such wish by for Cash. known to
their promptly It's maturity Our Stock Of Goods
large and desirable ard to that class OF trade above in
dcat We will endeGvOr prove, by prices and quality Of
Stock that Nashville the best and cheapest market In the South
81 hssato make thea purchases. Call and see Us.
afg93- ,tW 6wSfa n e. COOKE, BAILEY 4 co.
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TESlE sevannes Coal Company viii sell their superior quail
~ Of Coal al the following rates, aaal ne istOf NoVsn-
Select Lump $ ton, equal rueonle han I9es PET
cts, per usheI
Nat Coal. when on hard, $3.50 per Ton.
Flne Coal s. per ton.
II thest Of Nashville patrouzs this Company, they may
always depend upon getting supply q superior and fresh mia
ed coal and at reasonable rates-
The Coal an weighed aud purchasers are certain Of getting
what they pay FOR
Tennessee.
Yard on Cedar street sijoining 4 g T. r.
Orders len AZ the p o. ~ o. Eit ,ieorga erei5 vii ts
fllsd a. he latest, ton n following dav
= SAMUEL ,. TRACY.
prosflert gavart Yiuirr A r n o.
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THOMPSON & NELANY,
Attorneys at Law,
N4sETILLE, TENN.
splendid building Lots dor Sale.

SpIendAd BuIIdlng LOIS Tor Salea
VETE have os sale 70 rl5 Of the best Building West
Wv Nashville, Broad AeNsry, Demumb7Re aud Locust
Streets Also several ne Lots in Hy1es Addition; also rgs
number Of the best Lots in Watkins Beyds and Hardns Adj
tons to Nashville; ass 90 or IS Lots In Helckefs Addition;
also several very choice Lots in Edge6eld
We are prepared to sell liberal terms, and to
gains. ". BROWN.
sen4-1n
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HAdAN has Just seceiyei 6-ays Descriptive Saryiea
Anat0my.
lrossi New Work on Surgery; also Miscellaneous and Tt
Books, large and general assOrmeaL
r. HAGAN.
oct5-d&Wu % Market street.
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WALL PAPER,

HUST RECEIVED, large and beautiful assortment n Geld
- and FelVet Paper Of the atest and NEST fsbion
sDe styies with fae stn and ungzsl Paper Window Cur
tans &C. which are stirring very cAesp Paper
Hanging done in the best manner. o. W. ELAGES,
eesldin- Union street, Odd Fellow Hall
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SATURDAY, the 18th Inst a. the Court House. will
~ sell = the highest bidder hat vau House All t t
uated 90 High street sezlh II Boa The npr vesnts con.
ss Of story Frame House containing rooms beses
Buek kthen smoke House. sc Tie fronts 4g Eel -
ls0 et deep The location is ns, being sbIs asir
hood and the great advantage in this propery ng Dt
IRON taxaJn Persons desroIs n purchasing AL anex
anIe TAG pFoPerty foF themselves before day q sale
Terms made known day Of aia For further parcurs
cal On X r. GLAscocK 4 Co, the premises To-
eeI=dd ROBERT RRADEUIE
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A DesirabIe Country Residence.

AM Offering tn sell at great bargain that valuable Farm,
situated about two miles from Nashville adjoining Henry
Driver, formerly owed BY L. Lshy aud occupied BY Mr.
Crisp The Farm contains about so the richest
productive soil large Orchard Of the best fruit
asas Strawberries and lot o. the best Grapes in full bearing
is bscontains besides Kitchen, srvants'
rooms &c. with nice story Office ia the yard large Stable
and Barn excellent Cern and hne WE'LL II enc Of the
immsdiats applioatoa Be nsde to A. = s. Lind.
slsy, who viii chow the premises to one derng 10 exsns
them tIsep25-fni L. A. LANIEK. I
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ARCHIreCTURAL woRKS.

Z. HAGAN has ipst geceisai Soaa City Suburban Ar
ciet1re, eontaihg designs 1etaill r nam,
Sliices aud private residences.
alcaa5 MOe Archltcct With designs s,sfcations and Iii
mates SOlns Carpenter Guide. Rdss Scientific SAL
Builder with other standard and valuable RuldisE
Architecture, sc.
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LII persoas derous of getting pair Of COED KID GLOW rs
"a RS cents viii = vel 10 call soon It
Rorgfeidt& Gunlrath's Fancy Storss
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NE1y MEDICAL HOOKS

TTTsT reeeve large assortment % MEDICAL BOOKS.
u saitiaas, for sale 81 fhaisdsl ph.s prizes.
n Roars seat 70 arr part Of the citYfe Of chsrea
CHARLES ~. SMITH
oet3 Ne II, Colieze Ssrcet
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~. 30 - ,ts-et.
Nashville kdmittlnce free. oc5
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NTOTtCE.---0n tie night Of the "a or mofnn~ Of ne
instant, $50 bin he unoa sank q Ts1r-s'e sas
though mistake, passed At the counter .hs fzr RIOS Of ne
Cloud Hotel . nr 50 ~ ~ gersn = shoa
passed, has discovered the srror. ey ~ pa risn
octlI-a
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coNaAEpER MAuRl

On motion Of Mr.. BRAZRLTON, the Speaker
was directed to appoint committee Of rye 10 Fait
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ran millinery. 1889.
mRs. BARTER.

NETOULD inform ths Ladies' Of Nashville vicinity ana
w country that she is selling the handsomest and ree
stock Of Fall and Winssr Banae Of every description ara
beautiful assortment o. Millinery Goods at New York rrs
LADIES' cali snd see tef purchasing sstwhrs Al q Cogs
ssseet opposite ssEanee House.
Oetj-dIm MRS T. BARTRR
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MASONIC BOOKS.

JUST khCsAN1D By
W. IT, BERRY 4 COMPANY,
PabIie sgazrs
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Our third Fegnlar saIe On Tuesaay, NoY. !.

On Tuesday the LIST Of NoYsmher will SELL IN the premises
"a vest nashville eighteen twenty Of the lots On BToaa
ncNairy, Derumhrane Locust Also nn,h- ~
ne hnest lots N Boyds and Haynes Additions Nocs Of he
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-13

WeEil sell o. Tuesday, the slh ina premisss In
Brosnevle from fifteen 70 twenty % beautiful and De
sirabs Suburban Residence Lots vicinity Of Nashyiil ~
nns it nFe 70 Ten ases Thess lots finely situated
many o. he well timlered soil 6ae number q them on and
nea me eorer Pike and near the Gli Pike convenient 10
Ane schools and churches The Beigboded is unsurpassed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-13
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
Alley DER & TOOT,
09MRISsI9N lEERpHANTs,
Err the sale of TOhacco md Rrnduce

For lne SUI OF NOuHCcO 1Eu FFOouCe
Generally.
TENHgY gVs prompt attention to the Of Tobacco Whas
FoHF and Bacon, AMI make bsTa cash advances on Il
same whsn required Remitauees made by sight on
York.
REFERRNCEs
John eem Esq., Pres Of the Exchange Bank Lynchburg
VIM BisckfOrd, ESQ., Cashier dc do do do
NJ LanghOrn & Sons, Tobacco Manufacturers, do do
This Ferguson, Esq, do do do do
DR. James saunders, do do DO do