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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-23
Dissolution. .

Dissolution
v1NDE Law FIRM or COOK DILLON IIHD-
Ivy i-ui, osy sisssived by mnias; eons.nt
"" dire 10 ci,,e The nsines, ~ the late IN -
pesdy ~ possible, u .oqusst an early set J. mend
Win ali ar les
ses,len e !. msy be made with eithr Of the under
sign.d. JSo. c. OK.
10, y. DtI1OS.
Jan5-dlm JAS. J. LlNDlEr.
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u I'm u VI fEs VEU N VAN
Ps.JNER a VAN IIOSEN,
FKrDs.IsIuk >CRANG.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
~ Notary Public. Onice, No. %. Davenport's
Block, Main street. ang29
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aoRnoN PozrY.


dFfuhVETg fVn cpUVgFfTORg tTItW
WuuuNlLtE Miss
W.effiis. MAY m. isab mlv
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The Cardinals Watch.

In our recent notices of NJ. Robert Hou
din, the French conlurer--a man betor'
whom all minor sleight-Ot-hand stars hide
their diminished heads and pale their in
effectual fres-we related how he had re
ceived his first instruction in the art from
a practitioner, who really was the Count
de Grisy, but whose travelling title was
SiCnor Tor.ini. This man, on Houdin 5
showing, passed through variety of ad
ventures, wonderful as any related by Eu-
gene Sue or Alexandra Dumas.
One of these adventures is related IL,
Houdin's Autobiography, yet unpublished
in this country, and we here take the lib
erty of throwing it into our own less at
tractive words, in order to condense II
within reasonable newspaper bounds.
While in Rome, an invitation reached
Torrini to exhibit before no less a person
age than the Supreme Pontiif. The occu
pant of the chair of st. Peter at that time
was that very estimable old gentleman
Pope Plus the Seventh. 1t was not to b'
thought of by any conjurer with a prope
pride in his art, that only the ordinar,
tricks should be exhibited before his Ho
illness. Something new was to be hit up
on-something which would astonish, b
long borne in memory and talked OF, a
wholly wonderful and inexplicable.
Without searching for such a thing
chance, that inventor of all invention
the most ingenious, came to aid him.
The very evening before Torrini was t
show off before the Pope and Conclav
and other high dignataries of the Church
he happened to be in the shop of one {
| l. :
want came in toinquire whether the watc
OF hls EXcellency the Cardinal de - w,
mended. The matchmaker replied thi
the repairs would not be completed unit
the evening, when he should himse
bring 1t to the Cardinal, and the serval
withdrew.
Taking the watch from drawer Il
matchmaker proceeded to examine
II Is a handsome and excellent watch,
SAID the tradesman to the conjurer, IAN
the Cardinal values it ut more than te
thousand francs, because. having ordere
1t himself from the illustrious Breguet, b
tancies it unique of its kind. Yet, whit
an odd thing two days ago a mad youn
fellow of this town of ours came to off
me for a thousand francs, a watch by tE
same maker, exactly like the Card
nails" This attracted Torrini's atteI
ton. He examined the watch, which wa
a handsome one, with several distinguish
ing peculiarities.
An idea struck him. Do you think,
he asked the matchmaker, THAT tn
person really wishes to part with tn
watch ?" There was no doubt. Tn
young man was a spendthrift, who ha
| gradually made away with his property
and had come down to selling even hi
family Jewels The thousand francs woul'
! he accentable Then said Torrini +" tnt
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July 27. 1850
GOODMAN INSTITUTE,

PIERcES SPRINGS, CLARK 90, MISSISSIPPI
HE 18th semi-annual session Of n" above In-ritu-
L ton will commence ON the 1t M-nday Of O.to-
Der next and continually months
u - very desirable that young Gentlemen who IN
tend to connect themselves with the School. should
he present at the opening ofthc session as IL much
facilitates the formation of classes and enables the
pupils t0 advance with greater ease and rapldIty.
ky early application board can 70" obtained tn the
alnilv of the Principal
HIS terms are ten dollars month exclusive OF
lights aud wa4hng-0uc half lnVaraily ia advance
th" other half at the close OF the session.
Tuition. two. three 0r four dollars month. accord
lHg tu The studies pursued.
students are charged rom the une u entrance t0
except Ia eases Of sickness pro'ra'teh two weeks oi
more.
Books aud stationery furnished ~ Tie Principal.
; : MELLEN Principal
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,s.S2SM Tue undersigned offers for sale
Ssssla his Plantation, one mile south of
S04sR Garlandsville. containing 800
acres-of which 900 acres is rich
swamp and prairie slough land
80 or 100 acres rolling prairie, and the
balance of the tract level and sandy
There are l30acrcs in a good state of culti-
yation-good Dwelling and out-houses-a
well of water in the yard. and a very good
orchard on the place | will also add to
this, if wanted. 100 acres OF black prairie
all in good state of cultivation, or 400
acres of rich prairie and swamp slough
land, 30 acres of which are in a high
state Of cultivation, and nearly all fresh.
The last named place has good framed
Gin House, with other buildings suitable
for plantation. ! will sell the three
tracts together, if wanted. and say that
out Of the whole lot of 920 acres, there is
not more than fifty acres but what will
pay weA to cultivate. For further parti-
culars refer to myself or X. +. Harper, at
this place.
JARRED WATTS.
GThWdTiHc. Mss July l3. 1859. 4O-tf
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ept A. Is
Plantation for sale.

- TIIEundcrSigned offers for sale.
'ssssff six miles northwest of Garlands-
:,:Ayille, the Plantation on which he
--A-Snow resides. consisting of Three
Hundred and Twenty Acres of the best
Pine. Oak, Hickory and swamp Land
eighty acres of 10 the richest Of Swamp
Land. very little subject b. overflow. one
hundred and fifty acres under fence. one
hundred and twenty In cultivation-cx-
c.Llent wateE. and plenty Of it-good
DWELLING House and out-houscs-build-
inss sufficient for two families ! viii also
sell the rruwin. crop. consisting of sixty
FIVE acres of corn. fifty in cotton. and a
fine potatoc patch also all of the Stock.
consisting OF Cattle. Hogs. Sheep and
Goats.
Auy person wishing to make such a
purchase, will do well to make applica-
ton by the first of October next.
NEAL THOMPSON.
Gqrluiu77r. Hss..
Aug. l.. 1859. 4G-tlstOct.
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Administrators Notice.

h he Probate Court Of J,upcr County. STATE
ef nissisappi.
To Eliza Cooley, widow and relict Of DAN
TEL COOLEY. deceased. and all other
persons interested in the settlement of
said estate:
nLEASE take notice. The undersign-
ed. administrator Of the estate of Dan
irl Cooley. deceased, has presented his
first and final account Of his administra-
tion on said estate 90 the Probate Court
of Jasper County. Mississippi, and will, at
the next November term thereof. apply
for its addition and allowance.
MIDDLETON COOLEY, Ifn'r.
sept. a.. lsj9. 4l-jt
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T.. Il. ATKINS ON,
.uO.NTsO.HEHI; .SES.
duly n 1850 4g-ty
ENrIRELY NEWT ENTIRELY NEWT
WHAT rs ITg
THAT WONDERFUL PURIFYING AGENT
Darby's PrOphyIactic Fluid!


hls b. Noe Discovery iti The resuIt of Learn.
l.. gt. N.h lllNuph oi scientific Skill N
IA Nv. 4 uniau ~ materials. provided ~ Nature
N'uHu BE- in uhet'IHuHe tn xed Isygs
gtirh NrEE rOWFRETI
Y pulthea dwellings, suka. kitehens
y ltreWuFrs tI offensive Htllra
y cures burns wIth instant ferf.Ipfy
" isthu heHt pre- partfuu ever uaa.i a. a , A.,
" destroy AT vegetable and animal r..'.'.. ''''
" relieves iu faW aeUuulia tba No.. u@
70 seaitera lH1le uhcn firuins ''7''iHs -.
s'aih'. tnils Whsu tnrur.l, and heal. IA Nr,,,. A.
. ?. A''hl Il 'hninrlre ulcers. rUfns ami .... IVY
lransHs tle teeth and rlr.drs tbe hreafb
W. N'iH. symptoms ~ phuii snd sa'5ft.t r
afr uliiaHind ly ulr use lftbia FIu.Ht II hs w
knaHn tfehers Che srrrad III ry pla.d F.,s.ri r ,n
ligs and upon pItutatious. WV W F'nl-
lrtdiuF rNyagI4us arr using f In Cb,4t..t. q.
lunftla savannah. Augusta. Atsuta. Msrsr Ci
bus Montgomery selma. M1hiir and Nau f.st...i'i t.i'i-
Ihe Hospitals n y Orleans aud Mobile A. s,l.,, .
Nnepitalt HuFporafuus ship ufsstnra fl,4t,.r ~. \.
ers planters physicians furnished By tha ssIi'r ~
rrIiHeed rtfnH. ~
Try q is.st one bottle. Price 50 cents. Fon,. Al.
rnrtuua
as-WtnufrturJd only In The Laboratory a. nan
Wf pNtrE kuhurn. Alt
Far sale In panldiuu ~ ~ a y CAsTTFu. aud ty
az irunrsts aud ruuntry merchants thrsue ehout ti
south
Nu rersans wishing ores. soils. water. str an
alysed, can hsys done on reasonable terms ~ send
inn 90 Prof D Darby.
Auburn, Ala Nay i' i'ss ally
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~lludltil IN 'Idlht county. MIS-
>lssippi. ten miles from Quitman
and eight miles from Desoto. a Station of
note on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
As upland. the track cannot be surpassed
by any IN this or other portions Of the
State. Ii i finely situated for cultivation.
being level. well timbered. and of excel
lent quality. The greater portion OF the
Tract Is Of lime nature. timbercd with
Post Oak. Black Jack, stool Grub, Hicko-
~ and Pine. The other portion Is good
yellow soil and produces finely. Ad-
joining said tract, are other lands which
can be had Al reasonable prices, and the
purchaser can extend the tract to "a great
extent.
On the premises are 20 acres in cultiva-
tion. under good fence. and well dead
ened. ON the premise, are two dwellings.
one a small frame with kitchen attached,
and the other a log house. with necessary
out houses. together with barn and sta
bic and as good a we'll OF water a. the
Eastern portion Of the State affords
There j. on the place. a framed store
house at which. is located a Post Office
The place has been inhabited for the last
fifteen years and the health of it, inmates
tells for the health of - Ela,y. The so-
ciety of the section Of country Is good
the people being neighBorly and law-abi-
ding. Churches and Schools are conve-
nient. The Methodist and Baptist de
nominations are numerous, and the Good
man lnStitute-male and female, at
Pierce's Springs Is only six or eight miles
off. The range Is good, and that of the
Summer in particular, and i not sur
passed 10y any of similar nature east of the
Mississippi River There j. an outlet for
some ten or fifteen miles. which, together
with the fertility of the soil of said tract,
producing as it does. with proper tillage,
an average Of twelve hundred pounds Of
cotton per acre, should induce persons to
purchase. The proximity TO the Rail
road and Court House together with the
advantage Of a mercantile business, of
from four to ten thousand dollars year
in dry good, and groceries. should stir up
those wishing to purchase lands. Comply
then with the caption of this article, and
comply soon, or YOU may lose a bargain.
The land will be sold at a moderate
price. titles good, and payments made to
suit purchasers.
II further information Is require /, adj
dress me either at Nicholson's Store, Ala
bama, or at Msck,ville. Mississippi.
JOHN II. EVANS.
August 81, 1889 Aim
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SiOpAalIn
RAN AWAY on the 23rd
A(N Of July last, my boy HAIR
.=AA3~ NEN, about fifty years Of age
gIA getting gray-bald headed
~ stout bcdied-iull breasted
yellow complexion-of low
-----=@ sttaure and shows age. Said
boy has made several attempts to get off
TO free State. by way of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad. lie is intelligent. and a
considerable plantation mechanic, being
a kind of Jack at all trades" He will,
if possible, procure the assistance of some
white man in escaping. II apprehended,
it is presumable that he will deny his right
owner. as he has done before on a similar
occasion. Information concerning said
boy will be thankfully received 10y the
undersigned. whose address Is Big Oak,
Kemper County, Miss.
JAS MCDONALD.
Aug. 81, 1859. 46-5t
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I WILL. on the 18th day of October. Of
i fer for sale to the highest bidder. IA
Lots. in the town OF Maryvillc. in Scott
County, on the Southern Railroad, -
miles east Of Morton.
The condition of sale will bc one third
cash, and the remainder al twelve months.
The numbers of Lots. Sc., will be made
known on the day of sale.
l.. B. WILKINS.
S'1 e.. Hss.. Sept. H. 1850. 4q-4t
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July - 1917. l2-2m
Valuable Plantation for sale.

E82< THE undersigned offers for
cT,5esgS sale hI- Plantation in Jasper
AYyS County. Miss, six miles west Of
-S-'ss-1- Garlandsville twenty-five miles
from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. and
ten miles from the Southern Railroad.
containing Eight Hundred and Eighty
Acres, five hundred of which is good Prai-
RE and Swamp Land, and the balance
Sandy. There are between one hundred
and fifty and two hundred acres OF open
land in good state OF cultivatIon-good
Dwelling and out-houses-with excellent
springs of water.
The above land lying on and between
the waters of Tallahoma and Otoe. has
one Of the best outlets for stock in the
country.
| will, if desired, sell off four hundred
acres of the above land separate, two hun
drcd and fifty acres of which is very rich
Prairie and the balance rich Swamp.
Term, favorable as to price and time Of
payment. Address
ISAAC ROBERTS.
Egr'uRrtVr Mss, Aug. 10. 1859. 4t3m
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The state of Mississippi,

'uNlNgTuN tuJNTl.
n ne Iraire r..v' u slf 1afuty.
To Matilda Lane and samuel Lane her
husband. Serena r. Jones Highly Rob
erts, and William W. Carter. and all
Others interested in the real and per
soual estate Of JACOB CARTER. de
ceased
NOl are hereby cited 10 appear before
II the Probate Court Of the County oi
Coviugton, on the second Monday in uc-
toher Vt. to show cause why the final
account Of Marcus Z. Carter. Executor Of
the estate Of said deccdent. should not bee
allowed and said Executor discharged. a.
prayed for.
By order Of the Court
r. X. WHITE. Clerk.
Sent 1S10 IS5t
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SNIru toUNTY.
~ CbU'0y Court ~ s1'3 Smith Comfy.
Bill for Divorce. be-
Rhoda Bishop fore the Clerk of
". said County, al rules
Joseph y. Bishop. the 3rd Monday in
August. 1859.
IPON opening complainant bill and
u IL appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendant. Joseph J. Bi-h-
op, is not q citizen Of the State of Mi--is-
sippi, but resides beyond the limits there
OF. 50 that the ordinary process Of the
Court cannot be served upon him; there
fore IL is ordered that he enter his name
herein on or before the first day of the
next term Of this Court, TO be held at the
Court House in the town Of Raleigh, on
the 3rd Monday Of September next ensu-
ing. and plead. answer or demUr 70 com
plainants Till. or the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed a. To-
him. A. MANGIM. JR.. Crk.
j. C. WILKINSON, PiJ'HtH's Complainant.
Aug. -, 1859. li-jt
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To Land RuXerS.


x" ! AN offering for sale my
SsEIG Plantation. containing over a
EldEl5E THOUSAND ACRES. lying
zssz-.'SlkSS3 - eight miles South West Of
Enterprise, Immediately on the Pauldinz
road. IN the fork Of the Dry and Suan-lu-ha
Creeks, IN Jasper County. Mississippi. Ny
plantation Is superior as u Cotton Farm, and
inferior to none in the county for growing
Torn. There are about four hundred acres
cleared and in cultivation. About six
hundred acres is of the richest quality of
bottom land, subject to no overlows.
There are four Log Cabins, with four shed
rooms, good negro cabins, some dozen in
number, and every other necessary out
buildings, including a good new Gin
House and Press, besides never failing
Spring which furnishes my family. Seven
~ IN number with as good waterAs the
county affords. | refer to my present
growing crop to prove the quality of my
iand. will also sell my stock, including
Horses, Mules. Cows. Sheep and Hogs, to,
gether with my farming utensils and the
corn and fodder which | may raise thi.
year.
invite any one wishing a superior Corn
and Cotton Farm, to call and examine my
premises. The situation Is remarkably
healthy. Address,
SAMUEL T. WILLIAMSON,
Enterprise, Mss.
JuIv - 1g-o ED.r
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1900 Acres Of sea Island Cotton
La ND

The plantations Of Coils. Claiborne and
jackson are now iu q full state Of cultiya-
ton. and have been found to produce well
for the last five years These gentlemen.
who may be addressed at Shield,boro',
Hancock County, Miss, are referred to
for the character Of the land, and its
adaptability to the production Of this fq-
nous cotton. The owner of the tract. W.
). Hovett. may be addressed at Alto p.
q. Cherokee County, Texas or address
ID. BARTON,
CitroNeile, Ald.
May Is, 1859. 32-tf
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stray Mule.

STRAYED from me on the 10Th
VA of August. small Brown Mare
SsA-Ek Mule about ten or twelve years
old. with "a scar on her right hip. will
pay a reasonable reward for the delivery
OF said Mule 20 me- near the old Mission
AIRY stand, in Jasper County. or if any per-
son will take her up, and inform me of it
by addressing me at Paulding, | will pay
him for his trouble.
+. +. HAND.
Ssft n I~1u 10 -
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AdmInIstrnfnr.s Nnfice.

IN n, Probate Court Of Jasper CoJaty STATE cf
Mississippi.
To Matilda Barclay, and all other persons
interested IN the final settlement of the
Estate OF NATHANIEL AINSWORTH.
deceased
HNAK + notice that the undersigned. adj
miui-trator of thc estate of Nathaniel
Answorth, deceased, has presented final
account Of his administration on said es-
tate. 10 the Probate Court of Jasper Couu-
ty. Mississippi, and will at the next No
vcmber term. A. d. 1859. thereof, apply
for its addition and allowance.
ALLEN GUNTER. I{m'r.
Sept II, 1859. 4g-jt
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SherIn's sale.


John Reid Il Co, J
". Airy ff.
W. B. Ferrall.
DY virtue of the above stated Fl ia to me
ID Ddirected. ! will expose sale for
cash. in front of the door Of the Court
House in the town of Paulding. between
the usual hours of sale on the 9TH Non
day of September next. the foilowi ,e-
scrihed property to-wt:
Part OF Lot No. %. in the town of Paul
ding. described as follows. to-wit: that
part Of lot No. -, commencing l30 feet
from the corner of jackson and Van
Buren Streets fronting the Public Square,
ihence2 ~ feet on Van Buren, Street, thence
back at right angles $50 feet. thence along
the dividing line between Lots No. - and
29paralel line with Van Buren street. 20 #,
thence 100 f., to the place Of beginning.
Levied upon as the property Of the
above named defendant. to satisfy the
above stated > ia and all cost.
l.. b. LASSITER.
Sheriff Of Jaspsr CotUty.
August 81 1859. 7At
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stray Notice.

TAKEN up aud strayed before Bcnia-
L min W. White, Esq. by William
Mold~, a two year old Colt last spring.
sorrel, with a white streak in its face, with
its right hip knocked down. The owner
= requested 10 come forward prove prop
erty. pay charges, and take il away, or il
viii be dealt with a. the law directs.
J. Is. COUGH.
~ Ranger J. O.
Sept. IL, 1859. 4g-3t
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S25 ReMardI
LnnhTnr sale.

UHE subscriber wishing to concentrate
L his capital in the Commission husi-
ness, offers for sale a large tract Of LAND,
in Jasper County. Miss, containing 1000
acres, and lying on Quatalah and Talla-
hala Creeks. The price will be low to a
purchaser Of the whole-or it would be
divided, il desired.
JOS. BORDEN,
Mobile, Ala.
Dec. II lS5S. 9-tf
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n Jtstirr Court. B.l, No. ,. of said County,
Aarayf T5ym, 4. d. 1859,
James A. Rushing. Attachments for
vs. s4auI.ts
Thomas Davis.
UlllS day came the plaintiff IN the
/ above stated case, and il appearing TO
the satisfaction of the Court that the de
fendant is not a resident of this state: It
is. therefore, ordered that unless the de
icndant appear on or before the next term
Of this Court, to be held at sherman Hill
Post Office. in Beat No. >. Of said county,
on the third Saturday in September. 1859.
and contest the PLAINTIFFS demand. the
same will be taken for confessed and iudg-
ment entered against him accordingly,
and the property 20 attached will lie con-
demed to be sold to satisfy the above de
mand and an cost.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL this the 22d day Of August. A.
wv b.. lSig.
BRYANT HARRELL. !. p.
August 30. 1851. 4T-jt
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Joseph .. Rishop.

DLEASE take notice that ] will. on
i Saturday, the 18th day of September
next, at thc Court House i'm the town Of
Raleigh. before Edward Curric. a Master
in Chancery. proceed 20 take the testimo-
ny of Daniel Canterbury. and Others in
support of the allegations in Complain
ants bill, at which time and place you
can attend and cross examine said wit
ncsses, IT you see proper.
RllODA BISHOP.
!. T.. WtLEGNsoN.
Sh~i'0r for Complainant
Aug. -. 1850. lost
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"HEREAS. at the MAY term 1850. Of
w the Probate Court of Scott County.
Mississippi, the estate Of +. G. HUNTER
was declared insolvent; now. therefore.
all persons having claims against said cs-
tate are hereby notified to file the same
with the Probate Clerk Of said County.
duly prohated aud registered according to
law, within twelve months from the date
Of the first publication Of this notice. or
they will be barred.
+. NJ. PETTY, Admir-.
lime L. $50 gG-Er,
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A Lucky CoLoRED MAN.-The New Or
leans Delta says that Bob Harlan, of that
city, the colored man who accompanied
Mr.. Ten Brock to England, and who is
one of the best race managers in the Uni
ted States, won $4,000 on the recent sue
cesses of the American horses.
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June Is. 1859.
SheriHs sale.

u r ltNN ldllV * 70
vs.
Nelson F. Ferguson. AfJs & ia.
James A. Chapman and
samuel Parker
DE virtue of the above stated Fl fa 20
I'D me directed, ] will lcxpo-e public sale
for cash, in front of the door OF the Court
House in the town Of paulding. between
the usual hours Of sale, on the 4th Mon
day Of September next the following de-
scribcd property, to-wit.
The East half Of section fifteen of Town
ship one of Range Twelve East. Levied
upon a- the property Of Samuel Parker.
one Of the above stated defendants: to
satisfy the above stated Il "a and all cost.
L. b. LA~~ITER.
NrVef JlsIrr CnnE.
August 81 1859 41-lt
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Glen Mora Gnr SaIe-

AM,-o THIS place, situated on
EsS the Mobile and Ohio Rail
iiifhI5f Road. near CnBnelle. 30
.--s=41-4as'@- - miles from Mobik. is noted
for the beauty and healthfulnek ofits stu
alton, being one of the most elesated spots
along the hne or Tie Rail Roa5A Also, aar
its springs and fountains. II embraces 50
acres, fenced with new and strong pickets,
and the buildlng-, in good repair, are of a
pleasin. style Of architecture.
For sale on very moderate terms. Ap-
ply to II. l.. REYNOLDS a Co.
Noble. 1lg.
July -. 1859. 42-2m
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.,+%sss. THE undersigned offers for
sRs4 sale a Tact Of Land consisting
S5dSsF of $50 acres-all in one body
situated in Clarke county. Mis-