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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14
SPECIAL REPORT FOR THE HERALD.


Ihrse another touching incident in court to-day.
Mis- Ridgey, very interesting looking girl Of seventeen
who gave her evidence with remarkable precision was
suddenly by her feelings, and bending down her
head, she gave way TO food Of tears
The cross examination Of the of Mrs sickles by
Mr. Carlisle, very severe; but she answered him in
manner TO provoke frequent smiles from the jury.
The evidence Of Mr. Mann, from Buffalo, who Key
waving his handkerchief in front of sckes house short
time before be shot, created great sensation The
prosecution did their best 10 prevent this witness from
getting the truth out
Mr.. Sickles looked unwel to-day, and his eyes had
red and nfamed appearance He has become nervous
that no sleeps badly, and takes little nourishment
An amusing circumstance happened today as the jury
were their way to the court largo crowd Of boys
belonging of the schools met them in the street,
and crying out here's sckles jury they gave cheer after
cheer, In which many people joined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14
PANAMA, March is. 1889.

PANAMA., March IL, 1859.
accident 10 One Of the ViSens Bod-Hcp the Creso scas
Sdped-Srecial Aasen9us from Niearaexa amd Guass-
nsGla-Ow Consul at Nasatan-Geneyal Walker and His
Pldns-Exd9eeratcn Of Reports About General La~ar-
His Instructions and Intercourse Nth Sir W. g. Oseley--
Central american Rems, de-
Her British Maesty's corvette viren after cav
ing SIR William Gore Ouseey aad family At Punsa ArcnAs,
Costa Rca arrived at this port the 9Th inst, having
sailed from Realejo on the Sd.
One OF her boats, while coming up bay the l6th
inst from Taboga with dispatches for Sir W. Gore Ouse-
ley, to go forward per Columbus, swamped while
under full SAIL and when within sight Of the shipping at
slanao, although about mile Off She was Fortunate
y SEEM and the steamer Tsbogs Of the Pacific Mall eam-
ship Company, with Captain Watkins Of the Golden Age,
and Lieutenant Moore, Of the United States aloop s.
Marys board went to her assistance They succeed
ed in saving the crew. Consisting q I'VE men, besides an
officer who was In change, and the boat The Tboea did
not come up with the party In dsressa soon a.
they were all cngng TO the boat an almost exhausted
hcnlt matter to reeuscitate them.
The party were taken board the Golden Age whero
everything that kindness and humanity could suggest
done for the poor sufferers.
Mr. Joseph Debrm, late Secretary Of tho ted States
Legation In Nicaragua, and Mr. VIM. Fzgibbins bearer
OF dispatches 10 Washington from Hon Beverly Clark,
United States Minister to Guatemala arrived here IN inc
steamship Columbus. They both proceed 70 me United
States In the Illinois.
James Conner Esq United staios Consul for the port Of
MAzatlan Mexico came passenger rom Valparaiso in the
Cyane and win proceed 10 his destination on OF ABOUT hs
18th inst
The following is list Of the officers attached 70 Tho
Cyane: -0ommaDder Samuel lockwood Leutenan's, JAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14
msRflM FgoH GETRlL AMERICA.

Tho Cass-Yriarri Treaty Reported Rafl6ed
at Last-Charaeter u the MsAh1ea.
aons-Prebahie Return Of General
Lanar-Refusal Of tho Hleara-
qua Congress to Ratlfy tho
Land Grant to n. Belly
The Hicaraguam
Afraid Of French
Colonization,
10, no, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-14
Passengers by the star OF the West.

wC Douglass Riley. Berez, DIR Herown and boy,
ScCrea. ferro, l. Byrnes Mrs johnson and child,
Montague, Mrs Horton and infant Martinez ike Chas
Cook GoruHc, Knowles vito and child Miss whipple
Barholly Helms, Mrs Bach and child Mrs GraiaD and
three nfsnt, Mrs avis, boyle Teackle, title
Woodbury., stone Rev Thompson and four chlldr
three children. q Buckpei Bache and SON. John
Green. Miss May, mrs Scott Allen and wife, Kig
way. Mrs q Aarston, Newton and WIFE, A Green, WI
sayward, N Hantoon, : L EoG Miss Livingston pnmont
G Cunning, w Weed. Capt Bald yin and wife, Hcy
nodr, ] Chapman, Beknap, Baker, " W Wood beu
roy Elizabeth Butt Etoine, 0agne and wife katee,
nr sears MRS Rutherford and infant Mrs Reed and infant
Gibson. King NJ Berwn, Mrs smith, Miss Rea, Mrs Mont
gonery and child Mrs Freedman and child Mumford,
Haines Mis- ANGELS Mrs laforee Howe, Mrs West
aud nian,s. Cap, J Wright A Hitchcock Geo Gray.
Kreps wife and isan BOOK wifr and infant Hancy wife
and children; A Harper, o'IIagsn, Jas Graham Mss
Dreamer Phelps, Geo peeley Leunedy, w chadwick
Cook Miss Mendel, Or Briot tiugersd Hard y Bun.
runson smith, Nichaur, ID W Clark Thounson Mrs
Smith l. y Warren, n Wood, " nrummond, Geo Brown
Mathew, Thos Elliott, Edwards q Biown-s,ecrage 200
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About $40 800 state per cents have been turned
into the Board Of Examiners under bids for unappro
prated fund IN their hands, bidders accepted fraction
under ss2 40 for their sieck Tho STATE Treasurer do
in duplicated suit 10 rccovefe bonds themselves now
pending and the meantime, the interest cannot be COL
ected No definite proceedings have yet been taken by
the Legislature 10 pay the surplus debt Of the State,
amounting TO about $4,000 but Ia expected that the
propcr act will be passed before their ad-
ournment the 18th proximo. Competition
ietveen the ocean steamers reduced rates OF
freight upon bullion and exchange by last mall but there
being but leaving rates have been
restored 10 kf former standard Mexican dollars have
been in good ded, with gales at IL per cent premium
Further shipments expected 10 arrive but the ad
vices by the mail yesterday render their coming doubtful
The largest market is held at IA per ont
Instructions have been received at the branch mint
this city coin United State silver dollars upwards Of
81 600 crude silver deposited for that purpose this
morning The coin will be in the market for remit
to China Gold bars arc in fair supply for this mail
at $50 par.
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reached Reaeie that The Cas Yrari treaty vas sseot
beng ranAsd, win modteations 70 which 0enefa
lamar bad given his assent
ID also reported that General lamar coming down
On the Columbus, his return 70 the United States
n Antonio de Yrisarr Sandman Minister, and Senior
Perez The secretary Of the Nicarssuan Minister a. Wash
inson both passengers BY the Last English steamer
which left Greytown the lat nsant-,he former g"
route for Southampton and the latter came In the star
Of the West, ON his way 70 Washington.
This information may be rolled upon this time as
correct.
The Roanoke and storesbip Relief were At Aspinwal
Tho former would leave the 4th for Vera Cruz cang
Al Greytown ON her way down.
Al Grey town there only three men OF war-H MS
ship Basalak and schooner Kingston and the q slcop
s.. LOUIS
The Jamestown was out on . cruise The Savannah
and h n g ships Caesar Dadem and vaogous had all gone
70 Vera Cruz
There were in Greytown harbor on the 1st two Danish
brgs the Experiment and Giorosa and American schoon
ers Monterey, Nanette and Flying Dragon.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

this article for over ten
COSFlDEsCs AND TkUTH OF
been able 10 say OF
Err HAS IT FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
we know an instance
one who used IL, on
lighted with It's opera
Of highest cOmmenda-
and medical virtues.
"wHAI VIZ DO KNOW -
cnCe. AND PLEDGE oCR
hksT " WHAT NB HEHk
instance where the in
AID exhaustion, Teile
twenty minnLes after
tered.
ton is the prescription
PEkIENCED and Skill
land, and has becs
ING SUCCESS IN
or CASkS.
from pain, but invig
bowels, corrects aciai.
ergy 20 the whole sys-
st4ntly relieve
BOWELS, AND
CULlC.
winch n not speedily
We believe IL tlis bee
WORLD, In ali cases o.
RIGA IN CHILDREN
ts-rtiIing. or from any
say 10 every mother
from any OF the foreKo
Lei YOUR PRELUDE
lICS Of OTHERS
ing child and ths reliel
ABSOLUTELY SURF
medicine. II timely
will accompany each
less the fac smile Of
York, Is on The out
out the world.
Cedar 81. New York
cents per botlls.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
RELIEF AND HEALTf


Price - Gents per bOl Ill
We have put up and sold
years, and Can GAY, IN
IL, what We have never
ANY other medicime-NEV
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did 4
of dissatisfaction by any =
the contrary, ail are de =
tons, and speak in terms :
ton oC It's magical effects =
We speak IN thu matter 4
after ten years expert
ExpUTArIos FoR THE FUu1L
pEcLARE. In almost every
12nI Is suffering from pain z,
will be found la fifteen or J.
the syrup Is admins
This valuable propsra :.
OF one VI the M0sr EX =
FuL NURSES Iii New Eng :
used with NEVER-EAlL 2
THOUSANDS :
Not only relieves the child =
uyAtes the stomach and =
ity, and gives tone and en-
tem. Il will almost IN
GRIPPING IN THE a
WIND .
and overcome convuls,ons =
retnetiod, end In death. :
aud sURrsr REaXDI NiHE -
DYSESTERl AND DIAk -
whether It arises from n
other cause. We would -
who has n child suffering =
Ing colnplaints-DU MOI -
CE. NOk The PRhJup
stand between your suffer
that will DO sure-yes,
90 follow the use Of this :
used. @ "
Full directions for using =
bottle. None genuine un =
CURTIS a fkkklNS, New e
side wrapper.
Sold by druggists through
Principal ONCE No. IS,
June7d&wly Price IS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
EAGLE SEWING MACHINE
Manufacturing Co.'s
Depot No. 35 Union ST.,
n. NJ. HENKLE, JR.,
sepa-tf Agent.
MeDifal.
MRS. WINSLOW,
A experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
IA sepIs 10 the attention Of mothers, her
500 THIN G. 5 Y X u p,
For Children Teething

which greatly facilitates the process Of tsehng, by
sof,ening the gums and reducing all inflammation; wi
aIlay ALI. PAIN aud spasmOdc action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon 1t, mothers il will give rest TO your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
B AO . ID PUNAFIEN
AND
HEALTH RESTORER.
DIR. 4. MeGOWNS
SARSAPAklIILA
AND
IODXDE OF l-OTASn.

DREPARED FROM FRESH ROofs-ths onI, kind
worthy the confidence OF Physicians he pub
c-superior TO al lothersfor removing Impurities OF
be blood or Mercury from the ~ stem aud curing
yuptiops fPimplss ,Bois sores Knsuma fism Neural
syghibs, scrofolA, Dregsy diseases q the BACK
g.; pakes sbe skin clear aud smooth and should hs
Sed IN the eprspg and summer 20 purify tho hloe1
- preveut sickpess. 81 SOC bottle.
hepersdby IL y HUGHES, Memphis Tenn.
- soidgn Nashville b. JosEr hoorER RAnsk
nsws and 10. q REowx, Druggists s..sr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
Gbanerrp Salss
CuANCERY SALE
Montgomery Bells Exrls. rs. james G ov

Montgomery Bells Exr's rs. James C. Owen.
DCRSUANT 70 q deere Of the Chancery Court NJ
j. Mas ., lie, ii the absve named cause. viii ex-
p.se to pubs sale, at th= Court n use la Nashville
O'Clock OF Monday the Sfh day August ns xt
upon a cresit Of 6, II AID l. tbs Withhold tie
ri BIT of redemption purchase, that raIuable
Tract of Land, purchase II Aoitg merry Bell BY
saa James Z. owen, and Now nccapic. by him, lying
the Franklin Turn pIs. Rad ali 40 siies from
this city containing brtws en- ana hundred acres
A re particular Gescril uOa Will be given day OF
sale j. T. Is EANtS,
jalys-td % ClrIk a Mister.
POSITION EMENf.
The above sale post .os ed until SA UIsDAY THE
sTa DAY or OCTOBER, 1859.
aug2-td j. r. GIEAV! s C. M
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
Second Glass.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bags; bagging, Bells, BUtIles BRINE
ia boxes kegs Binders Boarus, Burlaps, berries,
Cotton Waste; Chain Cotton, Wooden and Hempen
Candies, Cocoa, ChocUlat Coffee, ground, la boxes
barrels Cspstins, Cassia l., bags or boxes; China
Ware IN Casks; Currents dried; Cutlery, Chair stuli
rough Copper plates, Sheets bolts pigs, ~ire nails
OF rods; Copper bottoms; Cheese IN boxes or casks
Clover aud Grass Seed; CrOckery in boxes ana bar
reIs, Congress and Bedford Water in boxes bar
rels DS Jods in boxes barrels; Domestic Sheet
ing, shiruug, Ticking and DENNIS in original bales;
Duck, Drugs casks; ieer SAips pressed Flax seed
Flax, boxed; FORKS, Hay and Manure; Ginger Glue +,
u III Copal, GTOCeIies assorted quot otherwis spec
lied ! Grass ana Clover seed; Hides, dry, IN bales;
Honey, Hoes, Hops Herring, III boxes; Hemp; Iron
Hoop and Sheet Leather in rolls or boxes; Liquor in
wood; LqLoIiUe; Leaf, pipe, bar and sheet, MahOg
any, bOards aud plank, Ma Bile Slabs unwrUught, at
owners risk Moss pre- ssed III bales; NUS in barrels
OF CASKS; Oakun, Oii-coth Paints IN boxes aud
Palm Lesi p essed; Primers Ink IN Kegs barrels
PapeI boxes; PAsteooard; Peaches dred; Printing
paper; fTunes tn casks, Pepper, Paper tnglngs In
boxes, Pickles IA casks; l1pcs, Rubber Car Springs
loose; Rubber Packing and Hose; kaisins, strapped
X e. sacks Scy thes Shuvels, Spades, soap; spice
starch, addeiy, sardines, IN boxes; Sheep 9TH
e SKINS ia bales, Shot IN bags; sugar ia bags Scale
aud scale Beams boxed; Tobacco IN bales, Tobacco
la boxes or barrels, Tow, lea, type; Veneeriug,
boxed, Wood IN shapes, " ire, Willow Reeds IN bun
dies; Wrapping Paper Yarn prt ssed and baIled; Luc
in rolls aud sheets
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Third Glass.

Anvis, Axes ale and Beer IN wood; Beef in bar
rcs Bat IN well packed ia boxes casks; Bariila,
Benz s. Boiler flcs; ilack Lead IN barrels; bark aud
Cob Mills; Carriage Springs, Boxes aud AXles Clder
IA barrels hogshcads; CrockeTy IN crates hugs-
heads; Coffee anu Cbickory; Copper IN boxes aud
casAs; Crucbes; Chains, loose Dy Woods, m sticks ;
kpsun salts barrels, Gum ehclac IN org nal pack
ages Hardware; Huogs and Horns; Hides, green
Herrings kegs Hooks anu Hinges Iron safes, Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; iron tonclugs, Junh. Juts,
Lard IN good Kegs cans, Lead Ia casks or piss,
Lightning Rods IN bundles, Lime ia casks; Madden la
nogsheads, MlllsbInes finished; Malila, Miner Il Wa
Ter IVA. ad Tenn, krgs barrels; Nails IN bags
Uyrters aud Clans IN smell At owners risk on 10
hogshsads and barrels: Paints dry aud In oil, Pork
IN barrels, kubbor Car Springs In boxes aud CASKS,
Rubber Betting; s.ilaratus boxes, -peter, shot
Kegs soda ~ boxes; Tn fiate boxed, Tobacco man
uflcturcd Ia boxes or kegs; Nensou IN barrels OF
boxcs; Vinegar; Wire Fencing; White Lead; Whisky
N har
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
Fourth Class.

Anchors, Alum In barrels aud hogsheads; Brlm
stone Ia barrels aud hogsheads, b. ashng salts Barr
lilo Ks harley Hary tes lotion Ia bales Goldfish in
ticrces aud boxcs; CIR Wheels aud Axes; Cement,
Chalk Ciay Chain, Cable ham, Ia casks; Cocoa Ul
Earth Paints sIuns aud Esrthen Ware IA crates aud
hog sheads; Fsh, salted; Pence Wire, Pigs Ia casks
and boAss tleuF Ina barrels ard sacks oas Pipe Gu
apo; HORSE shoes "a packages Iron. Bar istna, i1g,
Is ier and Railroad; Iron uts and kiyets Iron East
mgs, heavy; Locomotive TIRE; Land Plaster, Molas
soc, Mahogany Logs, Marble IA blocA, Gn sroagnt;
Mil rough; Nails and spikes, Nail rods,
ores Lad Copper, Iron, LlDe IN box.s barrels,
Pitch rllster Palm thl Patty Rags Presaed Ia baiesi
Race Railroad Chairs and spskes, kosn, Rigging,
Roie, Aumar, salt, soda Ash, steel, sugar IN hags
hsa.ss BARI els boxes, sioac, anwrought; coda In
Kegs barr els OF casks salaEatuH IA kegs barrels 90
easks; Tobacco, scrap aud leaf, IN easks aud hogs
heads Tn. Tar TN in pigs, rerreJaponioa Telegraph
Wire IAllow wa.tng Mater f1iss, Wire hope, " beat
In we'll sewcd osnaburg OF s~isled oagsi Ane, sheet
In casks and eazrs; Luc n pigs.
Tbs Tariff ~ take eject on lhe LIST day Of septem-
Der, 1852 and continue until other no.toe.
4 ". CUlE,
Sup. NaAhvilis a Chattanooga q. X. +
N u. AfEkS,
W. J. HISS,
eups. Memphis ChAriesioa 4. r.
Il. e. JAcksOS,
seps-1 Sup. Z. Tenn. Ca 4. X.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
For the cure OF Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail give relief all the above named diseases.
not only Coughs, Colds, &C, but also purihcs
the Blood and the best equalizer OF the circulation
of the blood yet discovered. il also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues known, no family will be withouth.
1t is pleasan, the and ecacous in lis effects.
Children cry for after getting taste 1t is the
soothing and healing syrup in use and for Sum
mer Complaints, Choleramorbus, Bilious Cholie, and
early stages OF Cholera it has no superior.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

Agricultural In MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid, owners
risk OF eakagc-Baskets, twice first class rates-Bat
ng Blinds, Bunne S, Books-BoOts aud Shoes, Bread,
Buffalo Robes-biliaTd Tables double rst-class rates
Brushes and Brooms, LroUm corn pressed-Cam-
phIue, at ners r SIX OF leakage-CarbOys acids and
ether Chemicals, double INST class rates. abInet
Ware, knocked down and well boxed, nrst class
-Cards, carpetng, cOrks, COZ iectonery-Chairs,
boxed twice brst class rates-Cgars, boxed ana
strapped-Cassia III mats, caps-Covers anu Sleeves,
clocks and weIghs0COpper anu brass vcssels-DeiL
ohus, Is risk twice hrst class rates-DTugs
bales and boxes-Dry Goods, boxes bales and
runks-t nltuTe and boxed, twice III class
r.ttcs--FuTnIture knocked Jwn ana well boAea Iii
class rates-Earm wagons, IN peces-Eeathers, lurs
Jugs III dIuns-f ISL ,fTcsu-Garden seeus, gassW
window glass-Grapes, III kegs-hais and caps, hides
(drS lOUse-HUusehUid goods, (nOt furLiture) welt
boxeu-Hair in sacks-Ink, lndigO-lndIa Rubber
gUods-leathcr QoOsc), Liquor III gass-Lemons,
sacked-LOOklng GLASSES bUxeu twice nTst class rates
Machinery Observation-Disclosures, twice first class
tatee-MOuIdng KS and picture FTames--Aats and hugs
deuIcnes, MusKcts-Sarble, wrought, owners
risk-Mcasures ana Tubs, Moss III saCkB-Ausical In
stTuments, Mineral Water, III glass-Nuts, III bags
oysters, in kegs anu cans-Oranges, sacked; OH, III
1lass Paper Hangngs, not boxed Preserves, IcA les
glass, owners RISK Palm Leaf PetrIes, printing
iresses Piano Forts at owners risk; Porter and Ale
in glass antIngs and Pictures, well boxeu--Kattn
Bristcs>team Boilers, thlrsy feet anu under
steam boilers over thirty cet, and half
class rates-SIaIlOneTy- -scythe Snaihs, scales ana
>cale beams, not bOXeu--Sleighs boxed, twice first
class IatesotOves, at owners Tsk--Sweet tOtatUes,
sizing, StUNe ilpe Spirits IuTpehtnectove liates,
4. owners risA--SeWmg MaChInes-Irunks, Tin ware,
DUXcd--Irees ami Shrubbery, boxed, at owners risk
Trees and Shrubbery, baleu, ut owners risk, once
hall first class rates-Twne-TOAs boxed
CmbTellSs--NcneerlDg, not boxed NaTnlsh--N agons,
children s. buXeu twice hrst class ratcs-N agous
Hobby Horses boxed, once and "A hall nraI class
raIes--Nax, Vine, in boxes baskets--Whps,
MialcbOnes, Wheel barre ws-WoOden Ware, Wa. on
teloes aud Bo~s--M OGDEN Ware, twice hrst class
RATES W 1Ol-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

rhOs. C. James, Trustee C. and Bunk of Conn, rec
s. J. J. bccrh-Farn
Dl virtue Of ueCfec lic cast al Thos @ lanes
ID trustee, &c., aud Bank of Comnrr,o vs. Juhn
j. becch aHd otliers, VIII sr vf cash all the rn,t
title, claim nnn interest which JUhu tcech la ina
anu % certain tri't OF lloZ acres ni lstad n M,
an The N"rth SIDE y GAMBIA lama t!Vcr l.A ics "A
county AID beng the COM cytYi t. stid f,.e.h
by J. Strelch, by ihcir deed Registered cd nr,.s
II I'D ,, o"ok NJ. -, eg sters "l-cc, I,,,i4sun
county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

Hobson whcless rs. d. r. Wo, ley.-Houss. ana LII
~ r. gcteld.
pf virtue Of decree ih ease Of lIDb,uu & Vine
Id lees Vs.. q. r. Morley, Lots Nos SO 81
and 52, at the OF Hobsou and FaiLerlald St.
so teet Ca, IA aud 100 feet deep.
lksNs--s * aud ~ months CTedit--no REDEMPTION.
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Fall * Cunningham N. B.,rry end others.-House
and lot M kdgencld

DY virtue Of decree IA the case Of FAN a Gun
ID niIgham ~. Maliida Barry and others tic Barry
place situated On the Moth s.de 4 L e Ghlkltin
lurnp.ke read Ia fdseLcld The Lot iiul.tS about rs
feet oB Pike aHG rals bdcA 10 Porter street
TfRxS--Six ana IL mOEtts' Srclllt, u Uncut inter
and free from red,nspliun
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Ben. +. Gleavcs rs. Geo. ". Geaves LIZ. acres tf
Lana on Lebanon Turnp.ke
IQ1 virtue oi &c, rec IA The 90 Is. r. Gh-aves
ID vs.. Geo. ". Gleavts, a Ia.t Of Jas, acres OF
laud, lying miRs irUn tic ciIy op l..r Lebanon
Turnpike.
tercsL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

pY virtue OF decree Ia The O. r. II. Chill
ID dress VS. stewart * Owen, lIonse ana LOT ON
west side g Market street, south Mas vile Ttis
propert! Is that ~ present occupied by the dcied-
AIT owen, and Is tie bought oi Isanc Paul
The lot fIOnis 80 feet ON Market aud runs Ear way
back u College ect
TEHNS.-->ix, twelve and eighteen NJ ,ntis' cie In
with iaIcrcsI anu without redemption.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

DPatterson as DurAe.--l.uts in South Nasivf L.
lDh virtue .. a drlrVv Lee 90 .. A. Patterson
VS.. John II baIke. Lots Nus. 7 , Is, ~, 20 and
u III Line "A = pan 81 Lois. Those lnis ls on tita
Nor Il eide o Hume street. front 20 ryt d are from.
lS5 a. 1856 ctt deep. La - un IA. ia st
BY $50 Ice 10 aii all iUt 90 AZ feet Cher, -
exteidedi l42 feet 10 inches deep; LIT 90 Ievt On
Lots.
TEEMs.-Six and II months credit, aud sAlo with.
out redenIl tIOn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
IMPORTED HAVANA, HOME MANUFACTURED,
COMMON AND GERMAN sEGARs,
And Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco,

Is by far the larg and complete the State
Those BUYING sEGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES
&c, Ito sell agan) will find we have made HONEST
sTATEMEST by calling at ~ Union street, doors
east Of the Bank Of Tennessee.
julyz7-tf j. W. LANGLEY & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

Catharine Stout rs Ira A. stout and oihers-Iot on
Crawford street.
by virtue al = decree VA tiir cas-, ~ {. stout vs.
- Ira A. stout ant Gticrs "A va att ct of SO feet
lfoht oy 200 leet deep. His lot hc- the North
side oI Crawford street, between spruce aud Vine.
aud begins % Get from spruce
IntAs.-l, AID y ars credit, with interest,
except 400 cash.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

All the above described property viii be offered to
the hishesi hldIer on th' terms stated, the Curt
house an SATURDAY Tile SIn DAY or Ger BER
1893.
sale 90 commence Al 10 o'clock precisely aud IN
ali cases satisfactory security required PURCHASERS
and Hens retained until puT -hasc monry be fully
paid. For mere minute es rl T., n cot tue property
ana al Other particulars bout ai, "f sine, parties
Interested are invited TO call my onire.
aug23-ld r. G1FANFS G. M
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

Tag UPs AND DowNs OF CAG1rony1A L,rg,-
a young man named John Henry Kimble was
arrested last evening, and brought to the station
same man, now lying in the city prison MS nm nm
IDLE yngabond, was possessed of propeaty valued
at 500, 0O0-thc owner of real estate. honses
lands and merchandizen this city, and quart
leadln Volcanovie, which yielded richly. How
his reverses have come upon him-whethcr by
gaming, extravaganza, dissipation or neglect.
aPrincely estate to poverty and disgrace is sor.
rowinl in the extreme.-C alitornia paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22

T11ELY WlT-whcn Sir Walter Scott was at
school, a boy in the same class was asked by the
dominic what part of speech toitd was. "a
noun, SIR" said the boy. ''You young block
head, cried the pedagogue, "what example can
you give of such thingI'' 81 can tell you,
sir, interrupted Scott: you know there's a
verse in the Bible which says, 'they bound Sam.
son with 4eithS