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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
THE STATE OF IOWA., In tho Di..r,c: G,

THH STATE OF IOWA. In tho Dstric: Court
bcott County, OF scott county, Iowa.
10y virtue Of an execution issued from the ofice Of
- the Clerk Of the District Court OF Scott County
state OF Iowa. In favor OF Vim Glsssman PLAINTIFF
and against Mort Bernek and John Krause, DEFEND
ants datei August ~ 1859, and to me direot. so-
manding me that OF the Goods chsttel stock or In
teress In any company, debts due, property In the
hands Of third persons, lands and tenements which
ere not exempt BY law from execution, Of the said
dcfendants, make. 0v cause TO be made the sum OF
one hundred sixty mine and 50 100 dollars with In
terest and costs; levied upon stacks u wheat I
stack Of o-ts, stacks OF barley, stack Of hay, -
sores OF corn acre OF potatoes, yoke Of cattle,
two horse lumber wagon.
And hereby give public notice that shall oftr
for sale Of public outcry ~ the Of said Heiueck
and John krAuse. near Walcott, In ne Grass town
ship, In Scott county, Iowa. Friday the 18th
day Of October, 1852 At the hour Of II A Of aatd
day u the highest and best bidder therefor In cash
Abe above described property, or sucent thereof 10
satisfy the above debt With interest and costs.
Dated this 7th day Of September, 1854.
6isned n. LEONARD.
eept6 0h'n of 0coet ooonSy, lowe,
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Legal Notice..

The STATE OF IOWA, In the County Coui OF
Scott Comfy, ( said county.
In the matter OF the estate Of william Johnson de-
ceased.
AIOTIOH IL hereby gfvsn that the underlined
IN afmin'stvator Of the estate Of william John
soa, dec sssd. Will, On Monday. October "a, 1850,
(being the next regular tenn day Of the Couny
Oourt OF said county, present 70 ssd Court his na
account - admnetratsr Of said estate and II found
correct vi ssk for discharge such administers.
tor. 9OokkT ALS3ON.
Davenport, September %, 1853. srp2O
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Legal Notice.

AIOTICe IL HEREBY given that the un 'ersigned
~ have qualified as executors OF the las' will and
testament of Alfred J Janson, late Of lie Claire. IN
the county Of Scott Iors, d ceased. and that they
have taken upon themse elves that trust by giving
bonds the law directs.
All persons having demands upon the estate OF
the said deceased are YeQuirea t, exhibit the
a. all versons indebted to tho estate called upon
to make payment to
5 RosssT pa =; ROGERS, Executors.
September ., 1889
Publish four weeks In Weekly Iowa State Demo.
crat .WAw
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or NARY'5 ACADEMY is teautifuiy sifus!sd
- on III 81 Joseph's Rive. two miles from South
bend, XIV miles from hicaso, on the nouthern
Michigan X and seven from Eies, on the Ger
trAl Michigan r R-s stage connecting these tWo X
Roads pas es the Academytwice adsy The ground.
are very extens i've and beautifully adorned
Bs'hing ri Ing on hors eback, and thorough Gales
thrnicp -one OF the me ur~d to pTou ote the
physical 4 velopment Of the pupils.
The litcvary advantages are Of the highest order.
tn institution possessing fiDe laboratory ard PHI
iosophicAl apparatus; choice and extensive Herba-
rims OF Naive aud Foreign Plants, and carefully
selected Library. The French ard German ianguA-
ges spoken In The Institution as tuentiy ~ the
english, sev-rsI OF the community being eiucaie'
ladies from France aud Germany. Great attention
IL paid to ma ic independent OF the private les ons
received by The puts Regular instruction IL si'-
en- In classes thre. times week, in all the princt-
pies OF vocal and In strumental music
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GROCERIES.
~ q I'll g Il i!
TO the Citizens Of Davenport

" TlC E.!
To the Citizens Of Davenport
AND sURRouN D1sG VICINITY.
THE en- e,,ig,ed isse his opportuni to c.ll
/ yoar a,teution to tie fact thss they have tits
day received large ami well selected ss'or ment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
which c,nsiss in p,rt Of the following a,ti rs;
Jes.-Young Hyson, Irpe'ial, Ganpos dr., sol-
chone. p,u hon, Ooonz and English " eakfast all
81 ~hch they have vsrious sce-, AID Of tic very
best quality which can lie bought.
Csff.s-Od GOV rnmt mt lava. Mocha, ! aguyrs,
AMI bio. all Of the very best quality.
.Kssr and Frssh Prtsesr<s,
They wish ais TO call your special attention TO
the fact that they have ju received ard op'ned -
nice 10, OF Preserved Fruits - ever came to this
market, Consisting OF
Hums. Pine apples.
ounces, DamsOns,
dc 6c dc &c.
All put up from this sesson's fruit.
New and Fresh JeIlies.-T They are also opening
nice .ot OF Jelli-f, sue rs Grape, Red Csrraot,
Pea.h Apple, Blackberry, Raspberry, Green Gage
Ounce and all other kinds which are In seaAon.
Also large and v,ried assortment VI ftav0rtng
Ertrd6ts Also,
PBCKlEs, CATeUPs, SAUCES. &C.,
Togaih.r with a vel seiectd srrortment OF Bar
dine. Ere h and Picked Oysters FIRM Mus ara.
DIV s. Lucca and Their sci oils. Star, Sperm and
Wsx Candles Also large assortment Of Pure
Spices, Pepper. Al spice, Cloves. Cinnamon, Mace.
hn,meRs and Ginger.
Preston T. Mer1il'S Yeast Powder,
A genuine article, b k,rs' Bona, Coo q Tapio-
ca, Sage, NJ .cca roni and Chocolate.
Soaps-Castile. Oe!ne, Chemical, Pam. Kra-
sive and Fancy soaps.
Crackers -All kinds Fresh 81 o they viii BE- re-
cevnR all ether sYtic.sg neyal y kept In Groc ~
and Provisi n Store, In their eseOn.
FiSh-No Mset ertl NJ Goldfish kept consi ant
" on hand. Also Green and Dried Fruits, &c, 10
gether wi host OF ether articles too nun erous
u mention all OF which they ofAr, for sale Il
Whole ale and Re- all as low the same ar icles
cen be fought in this city.
An goods bought of us uiA be dslivered in any
part Of tie city Jree Of charge
vuu-ap ~ y n - A y ~ a. uuAaU
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EDUCATIONAL.


TIPTON's
xl1yoyAt MERoA v1yLE AND BUSHES
MEMS
90 Il Il - q n
srruAssD:
CORNER or vIFra AND BRADY sfRsErs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ysunsed. ~ Davis I Upton. April. 1855
s. 8. Upton.
Principal and Proprietor.
xyoUHG MEN " II find, By pr Ter inquiry, that.
\ b. grad .sting at this College, they VII obtain
very imp rita t advantage. over th +. rTshustes1
other Com Bercls Institution In the COUNTY, 'ue
COT RxE OF STUDY comprises botn foreign sno uo-
msstic tusi ncss, snc embraces MA 1TvR ~ fsACTCE
In Goa MEkcIAL ScIEscs and AhT-"ho,y un-
snoWn tn comm, q teachert-whien, - oov"e.
viIl greatly enhance his cnsnees of success " 0"''
ness. -.
SpsuCyRtAN PHNMASsBrP-tbe mrt besilifu
sv,t~m In the WORLDS taught At this college IN oil
It's scr~s, both practical and ornsmentsi. = GOOD
RUsISEss HAND WAITING - sus's"'eu " Oil VINO
complete the course re-
One time IL AZ good a. another, 70 commence. You
psy for the instruction you set and not TOR the time
con snmei st this school.
ARaAurrruL Es0RAvRD phed
ON bank N te paper which the possessor can fold ny
and pl.re / /, his port monae-is awarded each grad
nate This IL u now ana unique g Azure never be-
fore introduced into . College
Tuthn $40, payable invariably in advance, enu
thing the applicant 70 Life Scholarship, which will
also be good At Davis Commercial College" At
Peori. Sons OF Ciergymen half price.
Separate instruction given in PennsDship.
Bu-iness men snd friet DE- Of education are re.
90 ctfully In tied TO call
For Circular, containing full Information. pea'e
enclose two postage stsmps.
apv2s II 4 W.T. Davenport. Iowa.
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Lexal Notice.

set, oo.s:y County. ssp,smser Term, 1857.
II Cutting ~ jacob vsndrze,, 1t al.
TO Geasge = Bsis. Ddwin Werner. william Jones,
Hdvin Penny. and james MEDIUMS.
You are hereby notified that tb, re Is nov % Nle
- the o0ce ~ ths Ole I OF tire is.rtct O. urs
OF Scott county. syei,ioa a Pr. nkiin Quitting.
Siamtt The title TO. and rsht Of poss u Of the
following psu el. OF land IN ssid % u roauty to-
VII: The ,outh- east quarter OF the south wet
quarter Of section No sixteen (l6l and tn .outh
east Qus,ter Of the lo'th west quarter, and the
lion numb'r twenty one (2lJ ali /, to- bship num-
Der evenly Zine (7a1 IN OF arge No I've ISL est
o. tn 6.h N. VAIN SID petitiin pva,s IL Il the
tile may be QUOTED In him and he put IN
thereof.
And unless You shall ppear aId answer said Pc
tition fe'ore the hts. day IN nc II term Of
said District Oourt 70 b. holden In the city Of D.
venport, on the second Mcnd,y Il November, A D
lG69 decree viii be rendered pfsyed for In said
petition.
sepssuber -. 1860.
GOBLIN l. DOW,
Am'ys for Pm.
Now on this oath day Of September, A y 1859,
appearing TO he Court that cert attn OF the above
named dssendaDts have beea returned ~ " not
found" by the sheriff II Is BY the Court ordered.
thst The give notice Of the pendeney this
action by publishing . copy Of the original notice,
together With this order for four weeks in the Daily
10 state Democrat TIE last publication TO be lot
less than tn days prior to the nrs day Of the next
term OF this Court.
IRA n CLIFFORD,
sepSo-dlw CLERK Scott Co. District Court.
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BANKING.

TALLMAN, POWERS Il MCLEAN,
B.A.N.KER
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Nickolls' Block, corner Brady and Secon0 sfs,
DAVENPORT. IOWA
EHxCHANGR on eli the principal cities Of the Uni
II tod States, Great Britain, ireland, and CONT.
centinal Ruro.,e bought and sold
Notes and drafts elected, and proceeds RENTED
to part Of the United STATS At lowest rates Of
Bxchal &c.
Collections OF notes, drafts accounts lesscics and
inherttances made In all parts Of the United States
Oanadas and Europe.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commission,
and dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Axchanee On Cities In the Unised States.
Carpenter vermilge, New Yorh city
Albany City Bank. Albany, Kew York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
Rsnx Of Commerce Boston, Massachusetts,;
TrafesmeD's Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Nerch. Man afxcturers' Rank Plttsburg, Pc;
neKim & q Baltimore, Nd;
Gilmore 4 BrotheYton. Oincinnatt, Ohio;
State Savings Associa alton, St Louis, No:
Citisens' Hanks, New Orleans, Las:
White Bros Chicago III aus 3dtf
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE..
FIRE, MAR ME- AND LIFE
Insurance Company,
aarsscrd. -OAastsrsd 1919
CasA CaHisaI......~.-.-..".. .O0O. 900
Homo
G,ssssra,see Company.
OF sAs Oisy Il New YorA.
0a.A CAPITAL ..................... COG. 900
Phcn1a1x
epsssrassce Company,
OF Hartford.
CasA Capital. ....................... 400 600
1Jorth.~o0tern
Insurance Company,
OF the State Of New Yosk.
Capital. zee. -. $50 900
0oaa1n0Ct1o11t
Mutual Ltfe ISssssrWSses Go
acquired Cdpitoi.................. COG. 900
Assets Slst Jany 1850. 1888
OvpyycE-Room No. Hoduans BloeA Main q.
Isuss-dAw. HENRY .. HO1vHAH. Assa:
WILLIAM ALLEN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Real Estate T. Insurance Agent,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Springfield FIRE and Marine.
Insurance Co.. of Springfield, Mass.
CASH CAPITAL............... 50
.MerchaMt's
Insurance Company, of Hartford Conn
Cash CAPITAL AND Lus.....S239,O7O 50
city FIRE
Insurance o., of Hartford, Conn.
CASH CAPITAL b SURPI U.s. ...S325, 1898 o.
W'esferss .MassNchsssetts
Insurance Company, of Piu.feld. Mass.
CASH CAPITAL l. sURPlUs .......S225,97j SO
WILLIAM ALLRN Agent,
Davenport, Iowa.
f3.OHc cor Main and Second Street. und. Cook
l. sarsents Bank. s'ptl8-dtf
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Z" oONAN OGs
Fire, Inland and life.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO,
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Cash Capital aud surplus 1854, 900
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO.,
sPRInGsiELD. MASS.
Cash Capital and surplu. $3.50, 900
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CoNn
LORILLARD ms CO,
NEW YORK
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Caeh Capital $3.50, 900
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW HAvEH. coSH.
Capital $500 900
". snuruwoRra, pest
GIN. ecBANrox, sec'y.
DIRLD KAUFMAN Agents,
LahYman'. Bios. 2d-st,
II. FIELD. Agent, Davenport, lows.
Once next to the Post Once,
Rock Island, Ill. octl
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Dor can o tear the Track.
!. 'sa'os s.
The old HnAepAent Line % ths seuss asaiu,
THk PRICE OF BEEF DOWN.
Opposition Courted, Competition Def,ed
Wshaye re-opened our Markes House At No s,
~ srsay ssre,s, ana intend - spare 10 paine to
suit All tnas may favor With CALI both IN pr,re
end quality. o.- - S'~>
osssst; ., may Away: rely aans suo-
pSr1enlsr ss1ssssns 80 Y. nae tne1 seaectioes
sh0uy use. o." ross
yoAnesv -. loae.
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TIARDWARH ON O0MAISsION,-rhe .rn..,.-
III Der has removed hs entire STOCK OF ia rnv...
20 his nsv store ln Nichoi's Block corner 81 es.c
- say s y. ~ s. .0An Axe: where
On h1t1ine.
BUZLB RS.
BLACKSNZZH6, AAOHZNIS7H,
THINKERS AND FARMERS
Shelf and bSessev 0Ss6sCsre
vASsh viii - ssld b. .hs unAssvaensd u ~ -
s.mty-ave pr osnt lsss thar ever befsfs odvsd b
thio mneAot.
0oanlsy Dealers eaa mp q SAle .gaose st - iev
ese lesGAaGng aDUA0s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, Pa,
uaving consolidated their business, the ssmo viii
hereafter b. conducted by the united companies In
the name OF the
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance 4 Trust Company,
a. their ONCE in the Compar US building,
4O3 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
Ry this arranr meut the income OF the GREAT
WESTERN jNSCR 4NCE AND TRUST OOH
PAM will be larg ~ augmented. and over $3.50 O0C
Morfgsges with DO idl, bearing six per cent interest,"
on lwprove ID property. worth dou le the amount
which gives the Company over $3.50 900 q available
means TO meet any liabilities
All running risks Of either Company are -
sumed and any losses that NAV occur will be prompt
u adjusted and paid.
Fire, Inlsnd. and Marine Cargo RiAks 7sksn ca
the Anst Favorable Terms.
Respectfully soliciting your business, VI are
Yoar Obedient servants,
CHAs. @. LArHROP, Pres.
WV. DAAlINo, vice-Pyes
C. N. 6HIPN An, ID vice-pres
(Oha,ge Of Branch Once, New York.
JAS WRIGHT, Sec and Treas
q. 8. RUSSELL, ASST Sec
DIRECTORS:
Cha. Q lA.hrp. Ron VIM Darling. g shipm.a
/ HszIenurst. Daniel Collier. Jas 3 smith,
Chss Harlan, HTraey. y Slocunn,
J r M'Curdy. 1rsneis Tsler.
EDWIN FAY. Aosat,
Once with p ARKv9 Z EDWARDS,
jy2l-d4m No. 10 BrsAy. Ct
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WUPPERMANN L. HALL,
North. west Corner Brady and 6ih ats.
p. S.-Ia addition to their large stock of Gvoce-
es they have Just received q large and se ect as
soVtment 81
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
which they call spscia, attention to
Davenport, Sep emb 7 ~, 1869.
sep25 W. II.
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- - 80 1.esfs srt~Fss tr-sHssss = --flF-F'
~r1~ ~Fh Gtesrt sAkAssH ts@
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Sprtial Aotifr5,

Physicians are generally 10th sIeaks wow
In praise OF what are called "r6tent medicines lnd,.r
II Is an article IN the code Of medical ethics, that A nhv
stefan who sanctions the. use Of such remedies eaunol i.
considered a member OF the National Association. ,u,
there are exceptions The mos s~tringelt rules, m.
many Of the disciples Of E~scuapius have actually blsS
compelled, by The lolcc Of facts, to recommend the IA,
OF On. y. Eostettcr's Stomach Bit.
tel'S, Tor nose diseases which ale paiticula ! pleya.
lent during the summer and fall. They have ascertaipea
lhat there are no remedies In the pliar which
can compare with this wOrheln vi Oompound for d.
rangcincnt of the system, Thousands of families resi-.
ding along the low grounds Of the Southern and Master,
rivers, are now con, iuecd that they have found a mali.
cine peculiarly ad pied for their ailments, while in Other
portions oithc country, during the summer months, tle
demand for the article Is equal y as large.
sod by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere,
~ See Advertisement IN another column. [Septl
The BALSAMIC CORDIAL, combining as il does IN,
healing properties Of the halsSm with the invigoralinr
prophecies Of The Cordial, places this remedy in a rapk
far above those usually prescribed or advertised for
Coughs, COIIS, Consumption, DC. \ trial will convince
tie most ~skertlcol that its Virtues are unsurr asset. For
sdIc by druggists aud stoIeheepers throughout the United
states and ,onada. Price 70 cents per bottle. nm
thousands OF females die annually for want ofa remedy
Tor the ailments 10 which they are Incl lcnt. The opIv
such remedy we know o'is Sir James Clarke,s Femal.
fills. They are lut up in bottles, containing 10 n;uS
with a circular containing explicit directions, and s.r,
post free for 81 and G postage stamps. They are wall
known TO be the only sure and safe remedy FIR flannel.
diseases and distinctions from any cause. See advertise
uent, IG1
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NASHVILLE, Sep, 81, 1859.

w. j. SLATTER, LSq''-
DEAN Gin The election Tor mayor
came of last Saturday In our city AS !
informed you in my last, s. ~ hol'
lingsworlh was the nominee Of The oPpo'
silion porty, and John Hugh Smith the
"~lndepondenl X, n. candidate Inc
contest was very close, Hollinssworlh
only beating Smith go votes, The same
Board Of Aldermen, with a few exceP'
tons, were elected. The remains Of
Lieutenant Chandler, who was buried on
the Goth Dec, 1901, near the Sulphur
Springs, in the northern part oil ufclty,
was removed on the 23l inst, 20 Mount
OIivet Cemetery, some two miles rom
our city, At the time Of bis death, Lieu
tenant Chandler was paymaster in the
Army under Gen. Butler. His collin
was entirely dccomposcd. The feet OF
his skeleton was found. All the bones
were in a state Of preservation. Drs.
Newman and Wright, who were present
at the elimination, pronounced that the
right leg and arm had both been lractur'
ed. The"Gcrmon Yagero' was the on
y Military Company who honorcd the
occasion with their presence, although
rY a.
the Shelby Guards and Cadets Of the
University were invited to be present. but
from some cause they failed TO turn out.
Rev. DR., Quintarl offered a prayer at the
grave. The German Yagers fired three
voIIeys as a parting salute, each one
threw aspade(ul of earth into the grave,
and then they returned to The city
Peece to his ashes. The Nashville and
Louisville Railroad Bridge will soon be
in readiness for cars to cross. We had
| rather a novel fire last week. As the
train on the Nashville and Louisville
Railroad was coming into our city, it
was discovered that one Of the cars loa.
dec with bacon was on fire, which was
entirely consumed, A boy by the name
Of Robert RogIand was drowned at the
upper wharf last Saturday evening, Can.
on was fired on Sunday evening to raise
his body without success, and his parents
are as yet deprived Of having their dar
ling child buried in the Ccmclry, where
they could water his grave with lhei,
tears. Our river has three feet Of water
on the shoals, which causes our small
boats to be running. Last Saturday the
"EIla," a magnificent low water boat,
left our city well loaded with passengers
and freight, going to the Fair at St.
/ Louis, which commenced on the 2Glh in.
slant. The cars on the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad ran Off the track a few
miles beyond Franklin last Friday, which
smashed up three cars, and i]niuring no
one except the Conductor, who had his
hand badly hurt. That is. the first acct.
dent that has happened on that road yet.
The Masonic Hall is progressing finely,
and bias fair to be something extra in the
way Of fine buildings. The lower rooms
will be occupied as business houses-the
upper as Lodge Don LEONlDAS.
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'EAsE GisEAT' ENGLISH lsEM EDy

'''' 'Asii" Nit u
Celebrated Female pills.
Prepared from a Prescription ofSir J. Clarke, NJ. ID PHI,
stefan Extraordinary to tne Queen,
TINS INVALUABLE MEDICINE IS uNFAuINc IN
l. tuecufe oidll those painful and dangerous di, ease, IN
which the female constitution is subject. II moderates,l
excess and removes all distractions. and a speedy ur,
may be relied ON. "'
TO MARRIED LADIES
II 3peculiariy suited. 1t win, in n short Tina b,,r, 49,
the monthly period with regularity.
Eleh boi'ic-pilGc one loIlar-bears the Govern ert
stamp olGfedi f'ritain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NorsE TAKEN by females d,,;, 49,.
FlRSI THREE. MONTHS OF PREGNANCY. as tber No. ~, san
10 "Ilhg Oh MlScAGEIAGE, but at any other time = M Wy
SAVE.
u al cases oiNervousa and Spinal \ Injections, Pain intbs
ltach 'Nu lambs, Fatigue on slight cycrtion. paIpita,inn" =,
the Heat, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills Viii oG.o,
cure WIl,u All pther Sieans have failed and aliLon.h /,
pUWelluI remedy, DO not contain iron, calomel. autin,opu
or ANYTHING hurtlul to the constitution, ""
Full dlrectloGaCCOmpauy each packare
Snle Agent For the United States and Conad,
JOB MOSES,
(Late ]. {. Baldwin& Co j
n, ma, >, Rochester, n. Y.
authorized ASent, will insure a bottle orthe Pills bv ri
turn mail. Wy
Forsllc by Smith W. Houghton, Agent at Wine,O,,o,
and, by Ferry Il lrnoSii'c, Nashville, wholesale Ager,s
or Tennessee llecIO ~ "se"'a
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Vhr Nomc 9onrnal.
TIIE EAIR.

This Important annual festival in
Franklin County, closed on FRIDAY
evening last, after two days con''nn'
ancr. The SECOND day II was quite
interesting, but not so much SO as we
had hoped. The people OF this co""'
~ must awake and by the next meet
ing actively engage in this matter
clse our sister counties viii far sur
oass rs. And vo believe that with
n little cxcrlion between this time
and nest Fan, SIC can have 0s good
- fair, and one Of az much interest as
any other county will be able to boast
of. IN our estimation, there is no oc'
currcnce that should be looked for
ward 10 with more interest and anX.
i,y than our annual Fair,
As TO The Premiums awarded las
week, We refer to the List oflhe same
in another part orofour paper Read
them over carefully.
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Nashville Market,
Promthe Nashville DAILY News.

THURSDAY Sep. 20, 1859.
BAcoN'-Shoulders are worth 7tGs,
Hams II; Clear Sides 10 from wagons
From store, packed ! rent more.
L,nD,-GooJ Lard, 10 suitable psel,
ges, readily commpnds ~.
WnEAr.-prime Red sOa9Oc; Whit,
0oc, for immediate delivery.
FLoUR.-- Demand active. Err.
$3.50 per barrel; -Supcrfne, A M
Extra Family Flour in bags, wholesale
s2 so; retail 200 W 0s pounds. Tbo.s
arc wholesale prices, the retail prices ad.
vance 25 cents per os pounds, and 5Oc,s
per barrel
Sall.-Fine sack is worth | Goal TX.
Barrel 40c. per bnshel.
GRASS SErD,-Clover 81 90 Der busb.
ell Timothy SO 25; Orchard Gras,
81 %; Herds 81 25 ; Blue Grass, clean
Sl 70; Stripped ! 30.
Flax Seed.-75Scents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-29
NOTICE.

BY virtue Of an agreement in writing,
entered into on the 18th Of Sept; 1859
between Morgan & Co., GarIaer d Co.
and Davidson Draper, we will, at the
Courthouse door. in Winchester, on the
LIST Monday IN October, 1859, sell for
cash. five valuable neglo slaves to-wit
a woman and child. a boy aud girl, anil
a young woman.
COLYAR, FRlZZELL & MARKS.
Sept 22 8 40
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-09-29
statc of Tcnncsscc, Franklin Go

state Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
VIM. G. Kitchens,
vs. f'gtIlOn 10 sell slaves
Green d. Kitchens, ct. ais.
On motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that John B.
Kitchens, Daniel Kitchens, Martha Tat.
lev, and Nancy -, and Nancy
Woodward, are residents OF the
State Gf Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, a paper published in the
town OF Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said non. residents to appear before the
Worshipful County Court, to be holden
for the County OF franklin, Tenn, on
the frs, Thursday in November next, 10
plead answer or demur to said Bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed
and set Tor hearing exparte as to them.
r. F. SIMS, Clerk.
Sep. 30, 1859.