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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-20
IMPORTANT FROM LOWER CALIFORNIA
TURE OF THAT TERRITORY-RATTLE OLE LA

TURE OF THAT TERRlT0RY-BATTLE OF La
REORGANIZATION OF a NEW REPUBLIC.
We have late important news from Lower Cali
fornia. That territory has become republic through
the instrunentaty Of the party which lately left
San Francisco under the command of Col WILLIAM
WALLER Col WALKER was formerly of this city,
and is the son Of our esteemed fellowcitz JAMES
WALKER, ESQ. He has, it viii be seen, been de-
clared President of the New Republic.
The New York Herald publishes full account
of the operations of the invading party. From this
account we gather the following facts On the 18th
of October, Col WALKER, witha command of forty
five men, sailed for Lower California and landed at
Cape St Lucas. on the 23d from whence they pro-
ceeded to La Paz. This town was taken and the
person of the Governor secured Oh the Sd ofNovem-
ber and on that day the independence of Lower
California was proclaimed, and the Mexican flag was
hauled down to make way for the stars and stripes.
On the 9th, the President determined to remove
the seat of Government to St Lucas and according
" embarked, taking with him the Ex-Governor and
public documents. Shortly after embarkation, YES
sci arrived in port with the new Governor sent out
by the government of Mexico, who was speedily
taken in hand by Col WALKERS party. On the
same day Col VS. party had smart skirmish with
the natives, in which the latter were defeated with
the loss Of six OF seven killed and several wounded
Such are the incidents of the invasion as given by
the Herald's correspondent
The officers who compose the new Republic are
as @ lows, viz:
THE EXECUTIVE.
William Walker, President Of the republic Of
Lower California: -....
Frederick Emory, Secretary of State.
John NJ. Jarnagn, Secretary of War.
Howard A. Snow Secretary Of Navy
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PLOWs! PLoWs!!

THE Southern States that have so long
i depended Pttsburg and Cincin- = SSsesN =
natl for a supply Of Flows, Wagons and z=-z1azs=1zs
other Farming implements get all they want at the
Agricultural Mandatory, Market street. Nashville
Tenn We would call the attention of Planters and Mer
chants particularly to very large stock OF Flows,
sisting OF great many Of the improved kinds now
in use and at as low prices they be brought here
from other places At the place may be found all
kinds of Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel Barrows and Rail
road Pows Cultivatcrs and HaFrOws. Those wishing
Flows sent can order them direct from from most OF
the principal dealers in such things in Nashville as they
keep them Of manufacture. GEO. g. ALLEN, Pres
Of Agricultural Manufacturing Company, Lower Market
street Nashville, Tenn. nov24-4m
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The KUNKELs.-It will be seen from their adver-
tsement in another column, that this popular troupe
of Mmstrels open their concerts this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall Since their last visit TO our
city they have made several very valuable additions
TO their corps. Our citizens may expect rare mu-
steal treat tonight. We see from our exchanges
that they have had large and fashionable audiences
wherever they have performed liz the SOUTH and
we doubt they will be literally patronzed during
their STAY here
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SFNATF-NoRNIyG SESSION,

SENATt-MORNING SESSION.
MONDAY, Dec. 10.
Mr. Cooke presented petition Of citizens Of De
Kalb county, to be attached to the new county OF
Putnam Read and referred.
Mr. JONES, from the Judiciary Committee, recon-
mended the passage of House bill to establish q
criminal court in the city of Memphis and for other
purposes. Concuued in, and bin passed second
reading.
Mr. JONES, from the same committee, recon-
mended the passage of Senate bill to repeal the
champerty act of 1891. Report non concurred IN,
and bill rejected.
The Governors Message was received and read,
and 5000 copies were ordered to be printed.
The Senate took recess until D o'clock.
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SALE LAND AND A NEGRO

DY virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
DCounty rendered at the December term 1885, in the
case of Thos J. Adams and Others Mary A. Adams and
Others will offer for sale the premises, Thursday
the 29h of December 1853 tract OF land containing about
% acres less situated in Davidson County the
Murfreesboro pike about 10 miles from Nashville.
Atthe same time and place | will also offer for sale
negro woman aged about so years.
Said property will be sold upon credit of and years.
notes with good security required and lien retained upon
the Land until the purchase money is paid.
F. X. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
dec7-tri.y W 4 d-until sale
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STAT r UF INN ESSEE,
Davidson County COurt-NOVember Term, 1853.
Z. \. Mabry, Admir-,
VS..
Daniel D. Mabrv, and Others
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court in this
case, that the defendants, VIM. IL. Mabry and Lewis
Mabry are nonresdens of the State and that the usual
process of this Court not be served upon them
ordered that publication be made for thirty days in
newspaper requiring said defendants appear and
at the nexterm of this Court December 1853 otherwise
they will be proceeded against by default
F. X. sCHEATHAM
nov9-w&tw till dec 9 Clerk
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WASHINGTON, Dec l2.-BEvERLY Tucker, of the
Washington Sentinel, has boon elected Printer to
the Senate The vote was-TUCKER &c; ARM
STRONG, l6; GALES and SEAroN, /. The Abolition
lists Free Sellers, and Wings, with the exception o:
Messrs BILL and JONES Of Tennessee, voted for
TUCKER BELL voted for ARMSTRONG, and JOKES for
GALES and SEAToN.
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VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR


DY virtue of decree of the County Court of David son
County, rendered at its December tern 1888, in the
case of Thomas Warmth ct al John Warmth, ct al
will on the 2Sh day Of December 1853 the late resi-
dence of Thomas Warmth deceased in Civil District No
g. sell the highest bidder los ofLand parcels
suit purchasers
Aso-The following Slaves, to wit: Abner Mary, Mar
tina Albert Priscilla Louisa and Maria
Said Land lies within 81 of mile Of Antioch Depot is
well watered and tmbered and well suited for farming
purposes has omit comfortable Dwelling House and all
necessary out-houses and many beautiful building sites
TkRNs-The Negroes will be sold on credit of twelve
months the Land credit of one and two years Pur-
cha-ers will be required give bond with approved
cutv and lien will be retained the Land until the pur
chase money is paid. dec7 +. K. CHEATHAM Clerk.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION

9 TILL continues to carry the above business and will
- attend to all orders for anything in bis line of business
with prOmptness and despatch.
Just finished and for sae-Bugges and Barouches, Of
the mast fashionable style.
dec6-lm
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4 CARD.

Mr. ST. MAuR STUART respectfully informs the parents
and guardians who have paronized his School, that the
whole of the pupils will meet for arrangement the lower
room of Odd Fellows Hall at O'clock precisely. The
Grand Entree will take place at half past O'Clock.
@ Invited guests respectfully requested to come as
soon as possible.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
TTlS establishment provided with Machinery and
Tools complete Of the most modern constructions also
with the best Mechanical skill that the country Affords and
respectfully solicit orders They prepared to execute
follows;
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Such Lo08otiges for Passenger ard Freight Trains
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and aanofl
every description Of work apperainingtO Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and statOnary-frOm to 500 hOrsepOwer-With
boilers OF the best Tennessee Iron.
SAW MILLS.
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash Circular Saws
csmPlete, with the ne,.est and most approved modes
GRIST MILLS.
EagaRes and Machinery made for all Sizes complete. To-
geher with Machinery Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins; al
so Machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing Cisf Lc o.
tadsrs for blast &c.
ROLLING MILLS
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and all machinery for Roll
ing MIIs-eOE1plete-made at shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
OF any description with shafng mill gearing wafer
wheels, cast iron Bank vaults &C. &c, made 10 order
Address JOIN THOMSON. Agent, twhO Is practical
chenist) the Undersigned JOHN B. JOHNSON
jun2l-Iy President
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~ There has been rise in the river of some
three inches within thepast two days; not enough
however to augment the quantity on the Shoals
At present there are but two feet and rising slowly
The weather is clear and cold
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THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
ALSO,
AlEoU,
A BRICK DWELLING. uOIrSE.

With Lot No "a Cedar street. next the Catholic Church.
2S feet 'front.' running back los feet to aeynow
pied by DR.. Thos Wells.
This house is of the best built in Nashville the stone
brick and carpenters work being of the rs order and
the style modern and in good taSte-it has nine rooms
most of them large besides halls Kitchen servants rooms
smoke house, stable and hydrant Ii has this been
Thoroughly drained by ectpat rock drain sunk two feet
below the basement or by VIM. Haslam with rrittes
guarantee from him iasHrHg it from being troubled BY
damphess during his life time 1t has been this wear
thoroughly repaired and the first and second stories hand
somely papered and painted well all of the side
work.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARRIVED.
ia. J.. Davis, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
19-MOnticello, Paducah.


l. fronting lis feet Spruce street. between Church aud
Broad running back from los to les feet and fronting rs
feet Mclemore street Said lot viii be divided into
three lots TO suit purchasers. Said lot has on large
brick school house.
AIS0-A desirable Country Residence about three miles
from the city Noensvie Pikea frame house with four
rooms, &c. A bargain viii be given.
AIS0-A brick house with six rooms &C. No 81 Spruce
street. Cedar-and vacant lot Cedar Spruce
AIS0-A neat Brick Cottage in Edgefeld with four
rooms rear the residence of Col RAMSEY Said house was
formerly occupied by Rev NJ S Royce Make carly appli
cation to r. w. BROWN,
deco Real Estate Agent.
NEGROES TO EIRE.-TWO NEGRO MEN,
~ field hands-a likely young woman with two children
three boys Is, Is, aud years old prefer
hiring said negroes to persons living the north Side of
Cumberland river 18th iStrict a-sT
ALS0-FOR RENT-A Frame House, with two rooms
Gaatn Pike, about two and half miles from city
Notes with the most approved security required
Apply at Office No 90, Cherry street.
deco r. W BROWN
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SUDDEN DEATH-Mr BENZ. HILL, clerk IN the
Book Store Of Messrs McFerrin & Hunter, died
suddenly Sunday morning, about o'clock, A. NJ,
of Apoplexy. He was in usual health, the day
previous Banner.
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW AND VALUABLE PUBLICATJoNs


F009 DC RUTLAND, Generas Booksellers. Al L7aion s..
1.-B0oK OF THE WORLD: A Family MISCELLANY.
Edited by Dr. Gasply. Beautifully illustrated.
1.-THE BOOK OF NATURES An introduction IN Tho
Sciences of Physic, Astronomy. Chemistry Mnerology
Geology, Botany Zoology, and Physiology By Frederick
ShBdler translated BY Henry Medcock
3.-0UTLINES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE nv
Thomas B. Shaw b. A; with sketch of American Litera
tuTe.
4-CIVIL LIBERTY AND SELF-GOYERNMENT.-
BY Francis Lieber LII d. author of Essays Labor and
Property" Criminal Law" &c. 9 vols
5.-LIFE IN THE MISSION, THE CAMP, AND THE
ZERANA or, Six years in India BY Mrs Colin Mckenzie.
2vols.
6.-WESTERN CHARACTERS; or, Types of Border
Life IN the Western States. BY J. L. Mcconnell.
personal SKETCHES OF HIS OWN TINE
BY Sir Jonah Darlington
S.-LlFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS By Headley
9.-PASSAGES FROM THE HISTORY or A VAST
ED LIFE By a Midde-agsd Man
1O.-LIFE SCENES, Sketches in Light and Shadow,
from the World around us. By Francis A Duriyage.
1l.-DICTIONARY of Select and Popular Quotations,
which are in daily use taken from the Latin French Greek
Spanish and Italian Languages, with Law, Maxims, &c.
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered at the December Term 1853 in the
case of George d. Hamlet Administrator and Others s.
johnson and Others will offer for sale TO the highest bid
der for Cash. the following Negroes to Wit Mahala wo
aged about so years. Hary about Is years of age
Nathan about % years of age Wiley about IS years of
age Andrew about II years of age and JIM aboutS years
Ofage.
Said Negroes belong to the estate of Abraham Earheart
deceased will be sold at his late residence the Nash
vile and Springfield road, about IA miles from Nashville
on Friday Dec 3Oth 1858. f. X. CHEATHAM,
decl4-tri W d I'd Clerk.
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1--WE HUNDRED CEEISTMAS PR ES-
L ENTS--We have in House Keeping department
least 500 different useful articles any of which would
prove most acceptable CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
We have great variety Of Bread, Cake, Spice Plate and
Cash Boxes.
Also, Tea, Sug2I, aud Coffee Canisers.
We have large supply of Britannia and Block Tin Ware
equal appearance the best frosted freed and bur
nshed SverwaTe and far less costly The prices are so
moderate that they brought within the reach Of all clas
The working may be with the atf1ueni in the
decorations OF the dining table, and thereby engender in
his family taste for the elegancies of life
Chinese GOds.-We have variety of Chinese figures
of the Ouree and bizarre character quite ugly enough
to ornaments for the eageTe mantel piece
Chinese TOys.-We have few boxes OF Chinese
Toys-each box contains % pieces, and costs only So
Those who desire TO attain popularity with the rising gene
ration, can now do SO, at avery small cost
Door and ParlOr Mats.-Gur stock Of these is ex-
tensive, varied and cheap ..L
Cooking and Parlor StOVes.-A great variety
bought before the late advance on and for sale cheap
Wrought Iron Cooking StOves.-We have but
twenty-five of these fine stoves of the family hand
If any Of our friends desire TO give valuable Christ
mas present this they ought make prompt application
to secure
decl6 SNOW. MACkENZIEX
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County COUTt-NovemberT Term, 1853.
Genrc. d Mamlett Admir- aud others.

George ID. Hamlet, Admir-, aud others,
Squire johnson, and others
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court in this
case that two of the defendants wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nonesdents of the State
being citizens the State ofSSsour and that the usual
process nthS Court could be served upon them, il
ordered that publication be made newspaper for
thirty DAYS requiring said defendants to appear the De-
cenber Term tins Court and plead 10 the petition other
wise the will be taken for confessed to hem, and
set for hearing, DIrts. +. K. CHEATHAM,
Novg-w&tw tilfdec Clerk.
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LAND SALE,


DG VIRTUE of the Decree of the County Court of
ID Sumner, shall on SATURDAY the 81 st day OF De-
cember 1885, upon the premises sell very rich and vaua
bic TRACT OF LAND lying in the county of Sumner
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
There about $50 Of open Land the balance we'll
timbered and well watered a failing Spring. well
calculated for STOCK FARM-he soil is very RICH and
lies WE'LL being part of the Goose Creek Bottoms four
miles north of Aarsgle and fifteen miles of Gaatin
TERMsSlOO0 cash. the balance in two equal annual pay
ments bond and good securities required for the pur
chase money, and lien retained. JESSE TUCKER,
decll-td. Commissioner
TONES FOR SALE.-A TRACT OF 20
i Acres, on the Lebanon Pike, So miles from Nash
VILE well watered and improved which will be soldin
tract divided to suit purchasers Also tract of seventy
acres the Cumberland river the distance from
town. and mile from the Lebanon Pike. On the place
is a good cedar log house There is plenty fire wood
the place; negroes and few mules and brood will
be taken in part payment.
These places be bought for much less than improved
land is selling for at the distance from town. Pos
session given lsOf next January. For particulars apply
on the premises. VIM. II; RAY
decl W6tW2yE
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PRESENTS All j. u. DU

TON'S.-A very handsome assortment OF Goods suit
table for Christmas Presents: fine Rosewood Ladies
Work Table, and assortment of Work Boxes Papier Ma
cha Mates nlad with Pearl Together with large
sortment of other Goods too to mention, and
which the public respectfully invited TO examine they
will be sold low to close consignments.
declS J. F. DUNT0N.
p Son Thursday 22d, commencing at O'Clock will
offer very extensive assOrm ent Of Of Dry Goods Just
ceived j. +. ID.
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n A S III V | l. l. E:
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 20, 1853.

81 Owing to the length of the Governors
Message we are compelled to leave over a variety
of news and other matter for our next issue
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LOT FOR SALE,


Henry T.. Hyde Milla Shannon and others.
DY virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
ID county rendered at the December Term, 1858. will
offer for sale at the Court House in Nashville Saturday
the Sst Of December 1885, the following Lot ground be-
longing The of John Hyde deceased, situated in
Nashville Line Street. known Lot No $50, fronting
AZ feet on said street and running back 1929 feet the
following terms to wit Fifty Dollars will be required in
Cash and the balance credit of and two years.
Notes with good security required, and lien will be
tanned upon the Lot until all the purchase money paid
decl4-trw&d I'd FIR CHEATHAM, Clerk.
DISAPPOINTMENT CONSEQUENCE OF
the inclemency of the day. the meeting called on Saur
day last take action upon the question of the issuance Of
the Bonds of Davidson County, postponed until Satur
day the 7th of January, 1854, -.-
Nashville Dec, l9, 1858.
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COMMERCIAL.

.. NASHVILLE, Dec. 90
CorToS-Is still firm at last quotations. Sales yes,
terday of76 bales at 14a9c
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COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR.. YEAFIE


Many Of our play-goers areta!king about COM
pimentary benefit to Mr.. EEAFiE, the TIagedian.-
The Ideals good one and should be carried out,
Mr.. NEAFIEs merits as an actor entitle him to this
distinction, and theatrical friends cannot give
better proof of their good taste than by extending
to him such mark of their appreciation.
We respectfully suggest that in case the~lovers
of the stage here think proper to give Mr.. NEsf1E
complimentary benefit, his own beautiful production
of the "Ifercatof Calais" be selected as the prin
cipal play, and the admirable comedy of DON Caesar
DE Blzan as the after-pece. Is the suggestion
good one2 --- z~-
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, Excelsior, useful Ornamental
and instructive the Book of the Nation and the Arts Union
of America for January 1854 Subscription received and
single copies for sale by [declSl F. HAGAN AGENT
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E We call the attention Of our readers to the
critque, in another column, on thenew play Of HAIR
oLDE, which will be performed tonight at the
Adelphi. 1t is an emanation of Mr.. NEAFTE pro-
life genius-and to witness actor personate his
own creation will be a treat ineeed. Theplay con-
tains none of the horrible" but is Of that peculiar
character of stage representation which pleases the
most sensitive minds. We are sure therefore, that
the adies of Nashville viii not hesitate, to night,
to bestow upon the actor and author their gracious
presence
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MEDICINE CUEsTS. sc.

NEGROES.-I WISH TO HIRE FOR "a
/ the next year or 10 well grown NEGRO BOYS, "a
from l6 to 90 years old to learn the Wagon and Plo q
business in the blacksmhs department Of the Agricultural
Manufacturing Company This rst-rae opportunity
for those owning Negroes ofthe above kind to have
learned ver profitable trade, particularly in Pow
Department and making other Agricultural Implements
GEO. c. ALLEN,
President Of the Nashville Manufacturing Company
Lower Market Street, Nashville dec3-lm.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCKIIOLDERS.-S <xkz-=Y
~ An election of Fifteen Directors to manage ~
the Affairs of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Company for the next will take place Murees
boro the 4h oecember and the report the state of
the affairs Of the Company viii be read as usual Stock
holders will be taken tbs road to hear the report read on
the 18th and back home the 14h 18th or over the
whole road and back the day, they may prefer
free Of charge They will be required to show their stock
certificate the Conductor evidence Of their right 90
free on the cars.
- Parties travelling under this privilege must have
owned their stock thirty days more.
W a. GL.EAEES, Secretary
nov24-td 4 q Railroad COunnsuv
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,

BY DAVIS & SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20th 1858,
we will sell in front of our Auction Rooms for cash
SO hhds prime Sugar; 200 bxs Glassware ass'd
100 bgs new Rio Coffee; 10 bbs Old Rye Whisky;
so bbls New Molasses; 10 casks s NJ Wine;
20 boxes Star Candles; 20 baskets Lafayette Cham
80 boxes Palm Soap; paigne extra;
30 boxes Fancy Soap; 90 dozen Cinti BroQms;
so boxes Talow Candles; 10 bxs Eng Dairy Cheese;
80 do Va Tobacco various 100 bbls Family Flour;
brands; 100 kegs penny Nails
40 boxes Rob Morris To. 100 do penny do
bacco i h boxes,
With many other articles too numerous to mention:
DAVIS SWAMI,
decl9 No. 49, Public Square.
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Large and Valuable Sale
CIT Y p ROPE r I J
AT AUCTIOA

AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY, THE24TH DAY OF DE-
~ GENDER, 1858, at the Court House in Nashville at
II o'clock will be sold public sale to the highest bidder
unless previously sold at private sale credit of and
two years. without interest," the following REAL ESTATE
situated in Nashville and South Nashville-viE the
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Fronting Cherry street with Lot No So &c feet 'front.'
running back 80 feet alley occupied the lower
floor by Drs Winston Jones' and the third floor by the
Sons OF Temperance
This house is substantially built has of the best Gel
lars eight feet deep in the city coal vault attached and
stone pavements Several in have been lately pas
tered painted and papered and Gass introduced into the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance. 1t this year for