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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-10-15
MEUBLES.
Fourniture de- ,,.b., ate a4a

q Q ID
1oaihisefe aaison, vache, etc, etc.
1crmes ct e1,.l;tions de la rente:
). Pour les eselaves Tt tiers dn prix de l'adju-
dieatlon desi pasaole - Ter ;our da mois de mars
lance lie Ter mars 1863
Les acquereurs ievront fonrns ses bi,lets arec
bonnes ct solVabies cautions soliaaires b For
Dire ct d u satisfaction dc I'adminiseateur. .nne
hypothaque spectacle sera r6servee stI. Ia nro-
priete tendue, iusqRra Placement final aesdits
billets, qni porteront poar loo d'interst apras
6cheance.
s6vERIS fu4aCI.E, sheriff. S
Pointe-Coup6e, q aont 1859.
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Aza- VI. Emile Lasai a Std ebois; mar l.. ,,ar4;
democrat eandfaat posrepresenter lie Ter dis
triei congressiannel.
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u sERA doane qniconque arretera ct lo-
n gera en- ge6Ie, ou remettra an senssigne,
@A. sur fhabitation Nina mn mile an fles-
sous de Waterloo, I'M eselaYe grifon nommf
PORTER. tAmerieain,l Ago d'environ 10 ans, ct
environ pieds pouees de haateur; iIcst mar
ron depnis lie mois dtaoflt dernier.
W. A. ADAMS.
Pointe-Conpee, "a septembre 1s59.
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DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE.
4 Wis EST DONNIE par ces prtsentes que 10
"A soeiGte enmmereiale qui existait entire j. L.
DEMORUELLE d ]. B. MAJOR, est dissoute:
les afaires de ladite soeiete seront reglees par
J. L. Deemornelle, qui continuera le commerce.
II soilieite lie patronage du public.
He de la Fausse-Riviere oct. 1882
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NEGRE MARRllN EN PRISON.
6te arr6tG-et conduit Ala ge6lc a1
a de notre paroisae, le -negre
Homne = % nT ID ID !sssc di- -.
SAINT appartenir an DR.. Gauge, residant
sgr lr riviere N6ire. Iedit negre est
age fenriron'30 ans, d 8 envfr1A s.
pieds pouces de hanteur.
LIE propriGtaire est invite 3vcnir
on le faire r6clamer. m Sc conformant
b < loi.
lOU1a EaHRE Ge6lsE
pojpeaConpee, ii septemhre 1850. -
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Nous inritonsss~-"- sss~"-a=.zs.=-..z..~z1.z - - -sz
les yeux ct i lire attentivublic 4 ieter
veaux avis que nous publioh> les nou
COLONIES. 8 nos
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HOTEL De LIE GRANDE-LEVEEE
.xEsu PAR P. G. souEAIs.

TENr PAR P. g. MoERAIs.
- GET etablissement, ponrvu de @
G1stoutes les coIaodites tlesirables, peutA AA2zas
reeeToir les families DIS voyageurs.
II content de granaes fseHries pour mules ct
cheFaux, ct IN waste pare pour hetes h coFne.
- Les priS sont noderes; le service est
parfait o15-3fn
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1T DE LA AIsQUIsIAyE.

D11 1ss1EaAx% I1Dll1-NI.
- Phrgisse de Ia Fexc cau,ss. i.
IESoFSsnsE TresorierGiK Patoisse, efTrirai
y en- vente pnhliqae, \ Ia Maisor de Cour do
eette paroisse, Ie 4s#-s - - ~
sAAEDI. 19DcTeBRE, 1853,
a II hetsres 4. ", n propriete snivan4s apparte-
nai1t aux ecelesfpn blianes saYoirs- -es sssrsa
In MOREEAU De TEapy ysitae STR le Ba-
yaa GrosseTete, etant Ia seetian al6 dams IL
township y. ransee Q Est, contsnatat environ 10
GnIIa9 acres. ..,,eaa
1srmes II conditions as Ia H. ~
Dix pour cent payable enr ..s o''o,N'e.' -
en- nenf ters#ee annaesa et territory, does NOT
tallt iptersts sif,.late iasa to his negro in the
1sssTate FROM VII eWFiitlcn he came. In former
I times. question OF constitutional law
1 once decided by the Supreme Court was
I regarded as settled by all, except that
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LIE
DsssgsRs nsEs gRR ORga
DE sPILnING & ROGERS.
A WATERLOO,
AuJoERD'HUI. sAMEDI, Is 0CTOBRE.
Une seulc Representation d 10 h. A. M

Eserciees equestre ct ggmnastirles par les ar
| tlstes les plus eeiebres en- ce genre Europe
| ct 'Amerique: La fami1Ie LpyaIe, de France
t Les Freres Conrad, d'AlIemagne; NJ e. W
WaeIcot. dsAngieterre; Senar sarcedas, d Es.
| pagna; H. B. Omar, a'Aneriaue.
Tout &c que peuvent produire de plus gracieux
ct dc plus Gtonnant la force ct Tadresse eofabi-
Enees, sera ex9eute par ces artistes dun mtrite
vrairnent hors ligne.
Les amateurs dun godt eclaire ne manaueront
Iras de sontenir de letE patronage 1'en.reprise
|dastM spAding d Rogers, >aai ne reonlent de-
rant,sneun sacrifice afr De Sc renlre dignes dc
lasbiezveillanee dn public lcur egard.
s~letr cirque Sc joint me sale dc concert OH
#reut se derider le plus austere PURITAN, ct Gu
les d7ettara ioniront dun plaisir heaacoup tryp
rare parmi nous.
Anssi: Tn Museum, contof1sn entire autres
pieces curieuses, I'm specimen le1k race ophi-.
diennesrare lei : lie Boa Gonst1 b FlAnaeon-
da, les monstres les pins ter lles ds l.Afrique.
Enfn: LIE famcux squeletts Vivant, eharmant
sur son violon 10 triste destinse qss hi 1 faite
Ia nature. .
prix dsadmission :-75e. et 25c. $3.50 pour
le tout. szz
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/ ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
| corR pu TEEUieaE DISTRICT Jrne1anE.
pARo4ssE DEF AvoYELLEs.
/ Dans fagasre de "a saesesssm as Lou1s EoR-
| pEIos, dfe6sk.
| f s0AFCRMEMENT 4 I'm ordre de Honorable
~ Gour du 13le District dams ct pe,,r In m
rosfe ct Etat saslts, Je soassigne. sheriff eirrai
en- Fente pubique, gu plus osfrant OF dernier en-
eherisseur. le
Jeads, 3me iour De NoremJrc 1859.
ii h. a. NJ, an nagasin de James a. Miller s,,r
| la riVlere Atehafalaya, en- cette pareisse de Ia
folh1e toupee, les lots lie terre ci-apras decrits
apparfenanf 2 10 succession dc Louis yoslelon,
decide, saroir: - =
UNE TERRE sitaee pres de faririere Atcha-
falaya en- eette paroisse da In Posnte GoupGe, at
colnposse des lots No. /. 4, 8 ct de In section
No. 56 dams le township No. 2, au sud dc ID ran
gee No. !, est; contenant cent trenfe-rens 40IIg0
acres. Aust
IN QrARTSECTION DE TERgE situ6e sur
IN rive gauche en- descendant la fiviare Atebfar
lay, anssi en- cette pareisse, atant lie lot No. {,
dams le township de la :angee I, est, eontenant
environ l6e acres.
1srmcs et conditions de Ia reafe: n.
Tn tieas tli1 prIyde I'adjudieatiota payable To-,
pfemiep dour dn nois d'avFil 1860; nm tiers paya-
Bile lopremier ayril 1861, ct Ia balance To pre-
nier avril lSez. Ises acqneEenrs devront four
mir leurs Tets avee bonnes ct solvables seesl-
rites in a}fhlo, h rortIfe ct In satisfaction do
radministrateur, et portaut interet, apras echo.
ai'ee, raison de hnIt podrr cent Ian jasqa'aa'
pasfait ct final Placement, erune hypofheqne spe-
cIale ezra reservfe sur la rropriets vendne, ius-
IN a< baiement hnal dn prix de Iadludieation ct
des intfrsts qni rourront acfoitre 44-
SEVERN rORCHE, .
slerif.
~lssiate-c coupee. I t,etoafe 1ssa.
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b y g i d b

~ = " = ~ Il
lie Hercredi 2 octohre, d la residence
de Mnk. Re. Therence Samson, Fausse-
RiTisre E. ST.. DIZIER, age de 81
ans.
une VI teute de travail ct de probitt
Went detreseranchd prsnlatur6ment. Mo.
deste, eouEageux ct Intelligent, il posse
DAFT les 4erfps. qui conquierent IA sym
pathie d1sus. :.
Son esargie a use ses forees, ct il
toInbe, .ldgguant 4 sa farnille etase amis
le noblerxemp1e dune earrisre sans to
che, ct. dlgnement reHaplie-
RI Les journaux d'Iberville son1
prizes de COPPER.
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Les ordanras.aas dc Messieurs leg Mede-
,1s s,nT sA-.s q e. - ere da aoar It de Iz
Eks@ Drogues pour habitatiof>s en anantts
wa eAt'ie aux aux asaseeuis aI-lm.
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IL sERA OFFERT, par le President du Jury
i de Police h Ia Maison dc Cour de eette pa
rnisep In
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S25 RH,OMpEssE

Pointe-c coupse, "a septembre 1859.
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NOTVELLES IMPORTANTES DE-
1--s TEXAS.
AGGRESSION DEs MExIcArss.

LIE Brownsville Flag, du Ter courant,
apporte par le vapeur Arizona, renferme
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-R,iate-couneee, I setosse lsse.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-19

RAILROAD BRIDGE AT DECATUR BLOWN
DowN.-A telegraphic dispatch received IN
this city yesterday, announces that The Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad Bridge, across
the Tennessee river at Decatur, Ala, was
blown down during heavy storm the day
before The bridge was nearly mile long,
was substantially built, and its destruction
will involve heavy loss to the Company.
1t will, of course, be Immediately rebuilt.
We were not surprised to hear that this
bridge had been blown down. The only won
der to us is, that it has stood the winds sweep
ing the broad bosom of the Tennessee until
now. 1t was an excellent bridge Of its kind
but hang the kind. At a little distance 1t
looked too much like plank standing on its
edge The Florence bridge, which was three
times as wide, and neither so long nor so high,
was carried away by the wind few years ago;
and it cannot be matter OF surprise that that
at Decatur has met the same fate.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-19

N-STRoKE.-On Summer street near Line,
yesterday evening, about o'clock, Maj. WIN.
CARVE, u resident of Pittsburg, and well
known in this community, was struck down,
from the effects of the oppressive heat, and
survived but few moments. ltappears that
Mai GARvIN visited this city for the purpose
of disp"sing Of some property belonging to
him in Edgefeld. He came, it is supposed,
by way of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road, and being an old man, was probably
overcome by the heat and fatigue incident to
the trip. He was sober man, and much
respected, by those who knew him, for his
energy and integrity as business man. We
learn that he has no relatives in the city. An
inquest was held over the body, and the jury
rendered a verdict of " Death from sun
stroke"
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SheriMs Sale.

DY virtue Of q venditioni exponas 10 me directed,
ID and delivered from TIE Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county renLesses, at its May Term. 1859
viii expose public sale the highest bidder for
cash al the Courthouse yard city OF Sxshv
On SATURDAY, THE 20fH DAY OF AUGUST, 1859,
all the right, title claim interest aud estate which
Thomas X. Brien then had, may have since aoquir
ed IN and the follow ng described Tract of Land
lying IN the COUNTY Of Davidson, State Of Tennessee
In ilstrct No. i, and bounded follows, beginni
on the margin Of the Asrffeesboro Turnpike Road
the div ding line between Lots No aud T. IN The p1n
u Lots laid on bs the University South OF Carroll
vile forty fst 70 stake thence westwaFdly
wards Market street and parallel with the rst above
marked line 70 an alley laid OF by me- and running
equal distances from Market street aud the Aurfecs-
soro Turnpike, thence along sad alley forty fses,
more or less, the divding line frsf above named
thence aoag said line % the beginning belng ieyed
on .he properly % Thomas r. Brsea, " satisfy =
Judgment rendered IN favor of LEWIS williams, Ad.
minisfrator. JAMES \. HISr0S,
fuiFi4-4d EhevlE OF Davidson county.
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TIE SuMaER SoIsTrUE.-At sunrise yester-s
day morning, the thermometer stood at 81;
at one o'clock. P. NJ, the mercury had Dub
bled up to 90, the thermometer standing in
spot where the sunshine never comesi II
that isn't suggestive of mad dogs and coup d.
soleil, we should like immensely TO know what
is. On one or two previous occasions we had
something to say about hot weather. We
were premature. That weather was merely
an imported specimen ofa bright day in Lap
land, and though uncomfortably warm on the
wrong side Of the street, it oughtn't to have
been complained of. We are sorry we did it.
1t was unjust; it was worse-it was migrate
ful. We ought to have held on till now,
when complaints can not be usal-apropos
ssThe folks that On the FIRST Of May
Wore wint. r-cOais and hose,
Began say, the d. 81 OF June,
food LordI how hot il gr"ws.'
At last faITenheits blew up,
And killed two children small,
And bar, meter shot dead
4 tgtJr with las ball"
which melancholy catastrophe happened in
this city yesterday about noon. The two
children, however. were not as seriously kill
ed as was at first supposed. and having swal-
lowed ten doses each of Fulcher's Premium
Butterscotch during the afternoon, were pro-
nounced out of danger of everything except
mosquitoes at shutdown. The tutor will also
recover, but not until his wife goes TO the
springs.
We can't tell what to-day will be;-we
humbly trust it may be little cool but
yesIerdayl-
"Pump men at morning ordered tights.
But ere the scorchiDg noon,
Their candle moulds had grown as loose
AS Cos sack panlaluonl
The dors ran mad-men could not try
II hey would choose:
A horse fell dead-he only left
-Four red-hot, rusty shoes 81"
If some enterprising steamboasman, like
Capt CoRBETT or Capt. DAsHIELL, will get up
an excursion 10 the North Pole, be can make
it pay. Everybody wants to go, and Will
chcerfully sell his last pair of boots to defray
the expenses of the trip.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-19

TIE ORIEETAL TALrsMAs OR NATURAL
WEATHER INDICATOR, grows spontaneously
upon the great Desert of Arabia, it is incor-
ruptibIe, will remain in correct use, and may
last century; it viii foretell in any climate,
throughout the year the various changes OF
the ,csdther fpenty four hours IN Advance and per-
fectly reliable, it is the discovery of LOUIS S.
ULLMAs of Columbia, Tennessee. and may
be obtained for 81 90 at A. STRETCH general
agent, Nashville Tennessee, or sent secure
per mail by the discoverer tor 81 90 current
money. julyl-tf.
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G AND 10 ATE S.
Attorney General ana Reporter.


.ss- We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL TUR-
NEY. of White county, candidate for the Office of
Attorney General and Reporter fur tn, State, to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF Gen.
Johu l. T. Sneed. june29-te
BE- MI TON A. HAYNES, of Memphis, is a cand-
date Tor Attorney General and Reporter. Election 18th
Of August, 1859. june2o-te
sS- We are authorized 20 announce JAMES W.
DEADERICK, ESQ Of Washington county, as candi
date for Office of Attorney General and Reporter
for the State to fill vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Gen. John L. 7. Sneed.
june2o-te
s9- We are authorized to announce WIN. B. REESE,
Jr., Esq, as candidate for the office of Attorney
General and Reporter for the State.
may30-td
ss- We are authorized to announce J. o. SHACK
ELFORD, ESQ.,. Of Clarksville, as candidate Tor the
once of Attorney General and Reporter to ill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF Gen. John L.
T. Sneed. mayZ1-td
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mt of the United States.
IT'S FREE FROM POISON.

WV 1OHAs NesoDch AsA, 1000
Mr. Z. Lrox-Dear Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfect
ly harmless to mankind and domestic anim.ls, but
certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants and insects
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
LAuRAscE REID, Prof. Chemistry, N. Y. Hos. Z
Mr.. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New
York Hospital, says, "he has expelled all the bugs,
ants, reaches, moths, &c, with Lyons Pow ier and
dnds il OF immense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have di.
rect interest article OF this kind. Reference
be made the Aston 81. Nicholas and Metropolitan
Hotels; to Judge Meigs, President of the American
Institute; James Gordon Bennet, Gen. Winfield Scott.
Cyrus W. Field l. NJ. Perse, Of the Five Points Mis-
sion &c, &c. Judge Megs says, 'This discovery Of
Prof Lyon is OF national importance. The farmers
Club have tested il thoroughly. il viii destroy To-
Gusts, grasshoppers, ants, moths bugs and all
min Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements made through Messrs.
BARNES 4 PARK, Of New York, to have il sold
throughout the world Many worthless limitations
advertised. Be cautiousi
"NEw YoRk, November sth, 1853
'Ip retiring from business, have sold all ny In
sect Powders Pills, Letters Patent and the Sc.
crets pertaining thereto, TO Messrs. Barnes Park.
This powder is a discovery made by myself, and
brought from the interior Of Asia, and unknown 20
any other persons. The genuine and effective article
is put up in tin canisters, and will continue 70 bear
my name. T. LTos."
Rats and mice cannot DO reached by powder,
and are killed by Magnetic PILL. Order them
through any merchant.
IT'S lyons Powder kills insects in atrice,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice
Sample Flasks rs cents; regular sizes so cents and
$780, Follow directions. Use freely and thorough
ly. BARNES PARK,
aprI4-4mdwtw. Is and Is Park Row. N. York
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SheriR7s Sale.

DY virtue OF a vendiIioni exponas, 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Couri
# Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term
1889, Will expose TO pubic sale, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court house Yard, Ia the
City of Nashville Saturday the 10th day Of August
1852 all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
which Rein and Martha Thompson then had, or una ,
have acquiT ed In and the following described
House and Lot OF Ground lying in the county oil Da
wilson, State Of Tennessee now in the possession o.
the defendants. The Lots are Nos. 2, ), and 4, and
laid the plan OF Utiey's addition 10 Brooklyn
in Book 81, pIgs IL, Registers once of Davidson
county 10 which ref renee Is particularly made anc
being the Brick Church Pike. about two milet
from Nashville, containing fifteen acres. and 40 polel
and fronting 81 tenths poes the west side Of SAID
Turnpike, being levied on the property OF Rein
and Martha Thompson, 10 satisfy a Judgment rem
dered in favor Of Beasley & Ruth.
~tff ISL ff-tt1 JAMES III. HINTON,
iulyl3-td Sheriff Of Davidson county.
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Nh. KINGS DnsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. KING formerly 81 Ses Yosk, for
WxB the last four years Of louisville, Ken
tneky sad vho has deyoted his attention the treat
81 private cisez<ss for 50 ye&rz. 1atters
himself, having attended % p-arsics for 90 many
years and cured zny thessands, he b enabled &c
care all diseases Of private n2turet mat;sr boz
bad they may be from Hnjoicious medica tre4tment.
o. from neglect of their ewz- nr. kings ihspenssry
ts No = Deacsriek street, between Ckerry and the
square second story where he all dseasss ola
priv4ts nature
GoxsxzzEA cured stshoat nanzeio1s medicine or In
trrferencc with bEsnsss-
sreTuExx % Old reeeat1zts, e1ectaziiF cured n
= few days, BY an operztise shich cessos no pain
Whsre ssficsnre exists health cAsnot BE ellcysd.
Perhaps ne disezse causes more mischief and Under
mines the ecastitusson mucA-
SfsHu1 wlfh all the Diseases o. he skin, growing
sef Of hogiect o. bed trczsnsnts can be es-efssly
cnre1 n fen aAys. -
sxxsx1r Wrzxxxss-Pxrsscdizra ttenfes IA isx been
TsTe1 fhs disease, aa6 All sae crBse4nsace< srox
ing sui 81 IL. br1azkt m szany By thr ds-
ssrurt.sc hzbtz u iucpns4te<str fcuihs snf sxcss
sxs fazssacsof me - reEieez e Wish ssH
anefmne se c<p<l-s<sen ,ren<e ne ne ssblrct uati
for Businesses seecty 4z6 causing cd e<e.
fon2srs whs n.x bs ssberizS = n Eax z.r<el<y e
re W<me 49, ress sssaFe& 81 iun.e4z.le rsl,zf.
fcrsanz rezselrx abroad. ~ sri<.eg and ststiss
10 = ilss1sr4ss szrss< <&zzsfls Teua-. zlii have
she ae>snnnry nerlse<snt teesr Hatfsss, uizh ne
esmnxy s1lspc&>rns- Strict ps<re<y obserset- O0cs
kcrr<fFeu eseioekis ths na<nsk satl = ne eve
49, - p
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SheriH,s Sale

Qf virtue OF a vendtori exponas 10 me directed
u and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, ut It's Nav Term
1883, will expose 70 public SALE 70 the highest bid.
DER for cash. at the Court house Yard in The CIV Of
Nashvie, on SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY OF AU-
estate, which William hcLane then had, or may have
since required IN and TO the following described Tor
OF gronnd an the southern portion OF The CIV Of Nash
Vile, Davidson county, State Tennessee LOT No s7x
IN Marry Claioornes plan, fronting 81 feet on ths
north SIDE OF the Aurfreesboro Turnpike runnipE
ana pounded on the west by Lot No. sra being
levied on as the property OF William hcIane 10 80
isfy Judgment rendered In favor OF c. W. Nance
JAMES N. HINTON =.
Julyl4-td Sheriff % Iav iffson
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Sherif's Salts.
SherfNa Sale

DY virtue of venditioni expenAs 70 me directed,
I'D and delivt red from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at lie May Term,
1859 i will expose public SALE TO the highest bid
Of Nashville, on Saturday, the goth day Of August
1859, all the right, ttie claim, interest and estate
which Samuel W Eimcndson then had or may have
since acquired in and 70 tho following described
tract Of land lying in the county OF Davdson STATE
OF Tennessee, In District No g. Lot No ?, IN the d.
vision Of the lands Of Samuel McNurray, deceased,
Lot No in said division and running north 163 poles
70 a stake, thence east IS poles 20 stake, thence
south 163 poles 10 stake, thence west 70 the begin
ming, containing Ask acres. being the same lot piece
parcel Of land out OF which the dover OF z9z
acres has been assigned and allotted 70 Nancy White,
being levied on as the property Of Samuel W. Ed
mundson, 10 satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor or
William FolweiL JAMES N. HINTON,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-19
Sherin,s Sale.

DY virtue Of q vendIioni exponas. 80 me directed
ID and delivered from The Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county Tennessee at its May Term, 1859,
l will expose 10 public SALE to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City Of
Nashville, on SATURDAY THE 10Th DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1859, all the right, tile, claim, interest aud
estate, which 7. H. Etherly, then had, or may have
since acquired in and To the following described tract
Lot of land, lying the county Of Davidson State
Of Tennessee, the north side of Cumberland River
in district No. 4, on the White Greek Turnpike Road
about nine miles from Nashville, bounded the east
by J. l. Ewng's land, on the north by Dismukes 4
Co., the west by the lands Of CARROTS, on the
south by the lands Of Frank Etherly, deceased, being
levied a the property Of 7. H. Ethery stay or
Of Frank Etherly, decd 10 satisfy judgment rem
dered ia favor OF L. b. Young against Frank Ether
Iy and 7. II. Etherly.
JAMES n. HINTON,
iuiyl3-fd Sheriff of Davidson county,
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From mexfeo.

NEW ORLEANS. July Is.-vera Cruz dates
of the 18th say McLane's demand for the eul-
render OF the five million specie condacta
alone saved 1t, as a few hours later Robits re-
ceived peremptory orders from Miranou. Sc
conded by Otway aud Gabriac, not 10 allow
the condaeta 20 enter Vera Cruz
Robles has captured Plaeolnlan from the
Liberals.
Jaurez's decree confscating the church pro-
perry in Mexico consists Of IS articles signed
Uy all his ministers. 2