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valuable Land o. which the said Andrew Mathews
died. and possessed living and being Bedford
Tenn District No the OF Behutkle and
Creeks The Railroad ihrou IA the Land and is
mile Beiucke Benc There three
hus Springs sail land and Of the best Stock Farms
n Bedford Coun'v The
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TExSEssEE-The Nashville helos has throynEof
its neutrality and become DonOe'Gtis journal
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How the reputation of a newspaper sometimes
improves when it gets away from home,
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FHNHE Intrcdactoiy the Regular Course o. Lectures N s
Institution, viii Be- delivered AZ The McK SDREe enCaeg
on Nonday kgening, OototerIl, BY Prof B. HAsKFNs.
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aGI ACRES 81 POLES,

and known the DenneOn Farm Said Tract Of Land will
be sold credit Of and three except the 4
five hundred dollars paid in cash the day Of sale Bond
and good securities required, lien retained until the
purchase money paid. MM. J. WHITTHORNE,
t-tE26zvIt CLERK and Master.
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MARSHA LIS NOElCE-ssRobert l. Weakley, Nc
w Casu Stradsr Others Steamboat Blanche
Libel in en-By virtue Of warranto issued frol the
usr Court in District Middle Tennessee in
above directing arrest the s Steamboat Blanche
Lewis sr machinery, boats tack apparel and furniture and
nder an order Of the Hon West L. Humphreys Judge
ourt J. Jesse Clesnts. Marshal Of the said Court do
hereby make publication OF Tie wa Tt and arrest o. sd esm
hoat her n arbnery. tackle. apparel fGTnre
% ali persons Ia general who have, pretend have any
ght lie or interest tnerein appear before the
Of said district Court q sale court in the Cap
ito at Nashville, The 18Th d3V Of NpemtsJ, t5 II il he
court day On The court ay next oowns At oeioek in
the foo thsre the said iihesns in
contract civil martme for mRteTa furnished services
rendered further do and in this behalf,
Justice shall appertain. This 9Th Oct 1853.
JESSE B CLEMENTS,
.rr--er United States Marshal
oct2s-dtd For the Nhlile District Of Tennessee.
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PACE FOE SAFE.

WILL sell ny pqeA, containing lard ooseI on
the Nashville aud Gall4thi Tu-npiks, fifteen from
Nashville. SAID piueis IN four huudrd yards Of ens
sonvile DeTct. of tie Nashville and Louisville Railroad With.
in half mile OF Baeksm u shon Postefce, good school
Church and Mill HES upeHt elegant brick dwelling con-
tanning six Gus houses go excellent young orchard
ju.t iHnl5g Of she t variety frat never fail
Ing Well e Pare and surrounded by cultivated iev
~ sumner euanty en- bra-t Of
For further PARTICULARS apply to the undersigned at Hepdr
sonville. T. I. DISMUKgs.
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EwING,s ADDITION.



ON THURSDAY the Sd November next, the premises,
propose TO sell number Of LOTS in Ewngs Addition
Ia Lots belong to several who determined to close
then out at whatever they viii brings end SO hat Spectators
those wishing obtain homes win have chance to
procure bargains. The It's are situated as fOllowss
On FOgg RrsstLots No and g.. Ga Allison Street-Lots
No. Is On Whemore Stree-Lets No. l6l and 62.
On Woods Street-Los 2l2 2l3 2Il 2S 2l6 On Bass
35 part $50. On High Street3sU and 49,
On Stevenson see-H and part Of 49, On Bishop Street
Lots 3sG and $50.
that valuable LOT at the corner Of the Franklin Turn
Wagon Blacksmith Shop together With several Lots not
enumerated above The Lots to be sold the very best
in this addition.
TERMs-0ne two and three years payable
in Bsuk, satisfactorily secured bearing interest and lien
ocl3O-td .A.v S. JlNDsLEY.
I'm THE CHAVCERY COURT AT DRES-
dem for Weakly county, State Of TenneSsee-Origna Bill
Order OF Publication Alfred Bvars and ais wife Slcy Ann
Anderson D. bigger and bis vile Margaret bigger, &C. imeon
BOWin, W ROVlin, Edmund VI RDWlin, Ephram Overs
and his wife Nancy Ashman Collins Administrators
William BOglin decd, William NewhouSe and wife Francis
Nehouse Margaret Matock Elizabeth Bowlin aud Jane MEe
AFFIDAVIT attached the Bill fled in this APP
pearng the Clerk aud Master Of said Chancery Court that
Elizabeth Margaret MstlOck, daughter OF VIM N
Rachel MaOck. defendants in this nonresdents OF
the said State Of Tennessee and reside in Graves county, kenuc
that the said Jane Mze widow Of James Mse s also
anon Ct @ State Of Tennessee, and resides in Madison
county Missouri 1t therefore Edere by said Clerk Master
said RI Zabeh Bowh Margaret Matlock and Jane MZsll
file their pleas demC to said BILL III the ocs OF
the said Clerk and Master Dresden oeaad Of e ore the
hrs Mordsy December 1852 SAID bill will be taken for
confessed against them down for hearing psrte
them January Term, 1862 Of said Chahcery Court
ordered that t oreT be published for four
cessye yeeKs in the Feskg 0oH and Assrfcdn newP'-
slth day Of Ocydber, 1859. EATRkS L. EDWARDS,
cct3e vat. prs fee 50. G. n " ~ sHf" {" 'vS
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The tables on Agricultural Statistics follow next

in order.
In East Tennessee, Greene county had. in 1855 the
largest number of acres of land, 43S,90S; Knox
county the most in value, S3256,94O. Knox county
the highest valuation of town lots, Sl0jl,O75. Knox
county the highest number of slaves Q,O67( the
highest valuation of slaves $685. OOO the largest a
gregate Of taxabes; the largest number of polls,
2,5I2; and the largest gross tax, SS,24L
In Middle Tennessee, Humphreys county the most
Territory AL 49l acres Davidson the highest value,
SlS,s53,S94; the value of town lots in Davidson
county is not reported, but it is doubtless much
larger than that of any other county in this DlVls-
ion); Davidson the largest number of slaves. 6,22l;
Maury the highest value of slaves, S4@S6, 6I5; Da-
wilson the highest value of taxable property, S24-
7OS 7Is the largest number of taxable polls, 2oO1;
and paws the largest gross tax. S33,6I9.
In West Tennessee, Shelby county has the most
land 1853 1852 acres the largest value of land Sl2-
O5GSO9 the largest value of town lots Slo60l 635;
the largest value of slaves s6G4l272; the largest
value of taxable property, 3O6s7 .l9l; the largest
number of taxable polls 4OO2; and the largest gross
tax. Si207S-and the table for 1859 do not vary ma
teray from those for 1858; the recapitulation for
this year being as follows:
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The preliminary examination Of BRowN and his
confedorates commenced at Charlestown, Virginia,
on the 18th.
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m THE CHANCERY COURT Al DIRE
READ THIS!
Attractive Sale of Valuable Land
at Auction.

FENE public particularly invited to examine the Land of
spence previous the SALE and attend the SALE
which takes place OF TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9Th AT IL
oGLOCg the premises The Tract Of Lan Of the
he's in ts country, ~ miles from the city. The Resi-
dehce splendid hou with We rooms with s Land
The land will be sold in lots OF r6m6 % 4Oacres
many Of finely improved soil fine. This property is
particularly desirable in hne neghborhOod, healthy locs
ton, finely suited for residences for business men in the city
and for gardening purposes
TINS pTspery cold for diysop and bargains may be
pecsd Persons disposed 70 tie lad villa please call
or Us Mr. Spence on the premises.
oct96 I'd J. L r. W. BROWN.
Public sale of a Fine Building Lot.
IMMEDIATELY alter the sale Of the Christian Church pro
pey and the property Broad Street by A. " Lindsey
saturday 18Th daY Of November next, we will sell that
6ne business lot on College street, the upper half Of the
Csada. Let ana nsxt HeGdersons Cooper ehs itontns
s{ fee College sn running bek about $50 feet to
al alley, 49,.
Tefms.sone and three years, fer notes satisfactorily
secured bearing interes payable in bank and
nct3n did NANCE y MOODN AkD.
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nnes.hIn shirls - pra.Esrs.

SUPPLY Of best quality, and a few q ssuoni "a sssss
"A and fos saisby Eesst h Asall~
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RAILROAD.
E@7zEzs7sSzszR.s -
For 81. LOuis, Chicago, Detroit,
Ana all Points west and NOrth-west.
The Great Western and North west short Line Route
1ssn. FALL. Ar;RANGENENr 1850.

1850. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1850.
Tico Daag Trains to s. Louis, CiRciImat &C Chicago.
ON AND AFTER October T'Fht' 1859,
Passenger Trains leave NeS Albany OPPOste Louis
ville,) as fol Ows:
LIS NJ Chicago ST. Louis Express Mail DAILY except
SUNDAYS rssching St. Louis at IL, and Chicago at
7:is A NJ; Cincinnati AZ 10.i5P n.
1850 NJ Chicago Louis Night Express lDaty ex
cent suni.ysl reaching Louis 345 81. and Chicago
al &C N On Satarlav nights tits train runs only to
Mitchell. returning Monday mornings.
$50 NJ Mitchell Accommodation Daily except suntays
ReiErnng connects with TIE trin from St. Louis at $40
NJ Louisville az Trains leave st. Louis at D
aud 800 NJ arriving at Louisville ats 30 N, and $40
NJ.
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TuE POETS.

THE FOEIes
Beautiful Editions OF English AID American Poets in Blue
Cook Henaos Norton Montgomery, Words
worh gournsy, Shelley Poe, Hood, sOutry Pope
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Mr.. HARRIS, moved that oil subEe1as Issued by
order OF the House, be signed by the Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
The motion was agreed to-
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The SPEAKER called the euss to order at 81
o'clock.
The session was opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
r. B. c HOWELL.
Tae journal Of yesterday was read and corrected.
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Acres OF Value OF Value Of MOI oil
Land. Land. Town Lots. Slaves.
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Mr.. DAVIDSON, from the emmitieeon Education,
returned Mr. Morris bill H. R. 23l and Mr.. Kin :
caid OF Anderson's bill b. r. ll5l recommending
their rejection.
Mr. CAN'T, from the judiciary Committee, re-
turned Mr. WhiilhOrnes bill Ii. h. 79] without re-
eommenaation.
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Mr.. WOODS asked and obtained leave Of ahsen
for MIR. Smith; Mr., D0AK for Mr.. Hebb, til Tue
day; and MIR. MORRIS for Mr.. Wisener till Wedns
day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-11
WHOLE NO. 1874.

fessional man has his secrets, hid unless he
can keep them he will soon, II . Lawt be
without clients; if q Physician, without
patients; If . Clergyman, without congre-
cation and support. The only secrets Of
our Order are those only which are neces-
sary for our protection and efficiency; the
most important Of which is the means of
recognition, by which we may know broth
or at any moment, no matter what language
he speaks. Without this we should be con-
stantly exposed to deception and fraud
Our Order would loose its charm and in
terest, and be far less powerful for good
We hear this objection generally from MEN,
bers of the Christian church. They object
because Of our mysteries. Our secrets are
apart of our knowledge, but being withheld
from them, become mystery to them. A
secret is knowledge withheld by its possessor
fEpzn the mind Of another. Why do they
not complain Of their God, has He communi-
Gated all his knowledge to men! Why do
they preach about heaven, are there no Sc
crets locked up theref Why do they preach
Christ and him crucified, is there no mys-
terry in this? Why not be dissatisfied with
earth and nature-are there no secrets in
nature beyond the reach of their kcn?-
Death, Eternity, Life and even Truth itself,
are full of mystery.
In conclusion, let me say to all Oddfellows
that by subserving the cause of Oddfellow-
ship you are subscribing the cause of human
keep the car moving until Benevo-
lence and Charity shall become the ruling
sentiment of the world.
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"Dress, you know, is of some importance,
after all" said Mrs. Scuddcr, in that apollo
getic way in which sensible people generally
acknowledge secret leaning towards any
thing so very mundane.
Certainly certainly, Ma'am," chimed in
Miss Prissy. II was saying to Miss Gen.
eral Wilcox, the other day, didn't see how
we could consider the lilies of the field
without seeing the importance of looking
pretty. I've got flower de-luce in my
garden now, from one ofthe roots that old Ma
jor Seaforth brought over from France,
which is just the most beautiful thing you
ever did see; and was thinking, IS look.
ed at it to-day, that, if women's dress only
grew on 'em as handsome and well-nttinr
as that, why, there wouldn't be any need Of
me; but, as it is, why, we must not think,
if we want to look well. Now, peach tees,
sposc, might bear just as good peaches
without the pink blows, but then who would
want 'em to? Miss Deacon Twitchel when
was up there the other day, kept kind o
sighin', cause Corinthea Ann is getting a
new pink silk made up cause she said it
was such dying world it didn't seem right
to call off our attention; but told her it
wasn't any pinker than the apple blossoms :;
and what with robins and blue birds, and
one thing or another, the Lord is always
calling off our attention; and I think we
ought to observe the Lord 5 works, and take
lesson from 'em.
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4 osesfssn n Lsae:-A Kentucky lawyer on
circuit Was asked to dine with the judge. A.
the table. the Judge. e In his custom. saked
blessing. and shortly rose from his seat and took
from the ddsboard. bottle Of old Bourbon, Of
which hs invited his guest 70 partskt. partak.
Ing freely htmself. a 9 also his custom. A6er
dinner tie lawyer said
Judge. viii you paTmit mo 70 sskyou . quss.
tionf'
.oh. osstainly." replied The Judge. "whst
Observe" said the lawyer. ''that AFTER
you aeksd blessing. yoa Get on the bottle.
Now wish 70 know whether VOW are aahamed
thought It was good enough withouti"
The Judge took the case under d,iscmcut.
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Rules .(6f TrGUsLers.-The following rules
are very important to travellers, and are not a
widely known ~ could be desired.
for tickets ON railroads can be elected from the
cars il they do not offer the enact amount 6f
their fare. Conductors are not bound to make
change.
All railroad tickets are good until used, and
conditions. "for this day only. /" Or otherwise
limiting the time Of genuinsss. are Of no account
Passengers are bound 70 observe decorum III
sonable demands to show tickets. Standing
upon the platform, o. otherwise violating . rule
Of the Company. renders person liable t. bs
put OF the train.
Noperson has right to monopolize more
seats than hs has paid for. and articles laying
in the seat whils the owner Is temporarily ab.
sent, entitls hin, 70 his place on his return.
The shove rules are bassd upon legal decis.
"a ~ /.
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MCGREGOR. Nav I'd. 1853.

McGREGOR, May I'd, 1859.
Mr.. EDITOR The answer to the Enigma
in your last, is 1.-THE trial of Daniel E.
Sickles.'
Will you please insert the following:
l am composed of 81 letters.
The love Of my 20, IL, IL, and IA has
ruined thousands.
My l, Is, 10, is an animal.
II, II, II, 81, 4, is fowl
lS, 2, z, We all must do.
3, 1S, l9, 16, is title of distinction.
20, Z, 4, 13, is used every spring.
" 6, lS, 10, Z, is tree.
g, 6, l, -, 4, is fruit.
80, 10, 19, II, is what we all should be.
My whole is where "John'' is. DEP.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-11

IN A 7gM ysies-A certain deacon. called
Higley, used to .tradS hoisos 1t the Berkshire
cattle market Stirred up BY tho preaching Of
his minister, hs. one Sunday "after meeting
thus eommunioatsd to one Browa, . beother of
the church and 81 the craft: "You don't s'pose
brother Brown" he urged, 'you doat sposs
them little stories-sort o lies the-tAat YOU
agin Us in the day oiudgment. Sascnmstanced
as We are. we can { help 4 you know. ! don't
s'pose it makes no differences In the sigkt Of tn
Lord, longs the hearts all right, brother
Frown." And brother Brown went home quite
comfort. s.-PMfe!d Eagle.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-11
l am composed of 81 letters.

am composed of 81 letters.
Ny 10, 20, II, IA, 19, 8, grow in the South.
" II, lS, 8, 81, 5, 9, 81, 8, 4, 9, ls, is q
river in the United States.
80, 10, II, 10, l, II, 1S, 19, is very USE
full plant.
90, 5, Is, Is, al, is where love to roam.
:" 10, 3, II, IA, 10, II, l6, Z, is pleasant
drink.
"a, II, l, II, IS, IA, 10, 5, II, is a coun-
try in South America.
" "13, z, IA, II, 10, lS, was the name of
one of the kings of England.
"9. 5, 8, 8, 81, 4, 9 II, IL, is place where
gold is found.
Ny whole is an attractive place at
present. OILS.