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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-04-05
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-11

RAILROADS IN TRNNEssEE.-There are DOW
about six hundred miles Of railroad in Tennes-
see, upon which daily trains are running.
What difference bet ween the present means
of transportation and those of twenty years
agol Then it was 8 weeks journey to go two
hundred miles, while now but day sufioes to
go the came distance. Even with such speedy
locornotion we sre growing dissatisfied, and
want to go still faster:-and the day is surely
coming when we will.
BY means of the many railroads now build
ing, we can, before many years. leave Nash
vile or other central points in this State, sitter
breakfast, and sup either in our extreme north
east or southwest border. Hurrah for the Rail
rosds!i BY the way, we notice with pleasure
that the Tenn. & Ala. Railroad Company have
nearly complete the extension Of their road
within the city limits. When done, the long
and tedious omnibus ride to their present De-
pot will'no more be taken. Good
We see also, that the Northwestern Rail-
road Company have about fifty hands at work
upon the line of their road 10 the suburbs.
When viii the Louisville and Henderson Com
panies begin upon their respective roads,
Time 10 fleeing.
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M always have full supply Of Fancy Articles, usually
w kept II line, consisting Liquor Fasks, Walking
Canes Cigar Cases snuE Boxes Cigar Lighters Wax Matches
and splendid assortment of eTchann, POwhattsn, En-
amel Gased sad other Pipes with large variety a. other
Goods. LYONS 60 10 Cedar street
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODI E, No, ], meets at Odd Fellows
dali every Tuesday night. Officers: P. BuLIoD e. W
W. THusAoSD, V.G.; Med A. LEN, Secy T. L. MARSHALL
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE. No 2, meets every Thursday
night Officers W A. HHERRY. n G.. J. W. RATcLiFF, "
G.; W. BARNES sec'y; @ CooKRELL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No TO- meets every Monday night.
Officers: 4. PHILIPS, G G. W. DARDkN, e. Z.
BEAUMONT, Sec'y CAMERON Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 60 meets at their Hail. South
Nashville Friiay night. officers: JoHN HILL N
G FaED JoNTS V. Il. c. ALLEY, sec'y; JOHN TANKsLEY
Treasurer.
ENCANPWENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. /, meets on the 1T
and 3D. Wednesday night Of each 1th officers c. SAY
Kris, c p, NJ FoULK, II. p. p. BHLIOD, s. "; W.
IHURNnND J. w J. LYONS Scribe; b. CUTTER Treas
OLIVE BRANCH EN- AMPMENT, No. 4, meets
every I'd and 4h Wednesday night OF each month Officers
X. DMUNDsos. c. p b. LYONS, II. P; G. W. DARDES 3
w. W: 8. TURNS, J. W., r. +. FLEMING, Scribe; N.
WARD, Treasurer. IVES
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DELueE. FIRE CoMPASr No.3--The regular
meeting of this Company was held on Saturr
day night, and our friend, Capt. John 5. 'Da'
shell was reelected Captain, position which
be has filed for number of years with much
energy and 70 the entire satisfaction OF those
under his command. Most Of the old officers
were reelected. LAX
plan of the New Engine House was sub
mitted TO the Company, which was unani-
mously adopted 1t is beautiful plan. We
are in hopes our City Fathers will proceed at
once to erect the house.
N. B-After the ad journment of the Cons
pany, our young friend, Jas. I. Bell, IN behalf
of the members of the Company, presented q
most superb and costly Fireman's Hat, to
Capt Daslell, as token Of their high sPpre-
citation of his services as q Fireman and as
man.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUMMER has its evi well as other Of the year.
to guard against which should take timely
ton When the appetite beg to fail the tongue to FUR and
the mouth 70 have an unpleasant taste, Cutters Spanish
Arsur- should be instantly resorted to- BY ing
rOus spell OF sickness may be avoided. ..s 49,
FEVER AND AGUE.-CERTAIs cURE.--No
more Use for Tonic mixtures Qninne, Fowlers Solution,
Arsenic Mercury any the yilaI1ous
pounds only relieve disease to mpl Mt another
more deadly and which sends its unhappy victims finally,
with wrecked and broken constitution to early grave
Try Carriers Spanish Mixture, which contains OF hese
dangerous drugs but BY acting specifically the
LIVER purifying the blood and strengthening the system,
thus enabling recuperate its exhausted energies
by opening pores Of the skim and exper gfom the body
all impurities old medicines which clog and retard its
free operation More than thousand have been
cured by CATERS Spanish Mixture after everything
had signaiy failed As sample Of its remarkable effects,
Messrs Davis Hicks Of Autsugavie, Ala, writes that
1t cured gentleman Of Chronic Fever and Aqua, which all
the efforts physicians and their remedies could not ub
due He only took three bottles. They say sells very
rapidly and maintains its high reputation all through the
country
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Pianos and Music.-We learn that Horace
Waters Of 333 Broadway, Y agent for the sale of many
the most celebrated makers of Pianos and Melodeons
Offering them at prices which wise all who desire to
purchase to avail them selves Of He is also selling his large
and wlknown Catalogue Of Music at of from the
regular prices and will forward the free OF postage
His offers to the trade teachers and schools Of the
favorable charscera Of which he will be able to ali the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Water amos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
celent tone and durable qualy.-N y. Evangelist.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-11
BY TELEGRAPH.



LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.--Fiity-six counties nearly
complete. American majority S,ToS' Democrauc
gain I, $50. ~ A-44
| g ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS q {
The London Saturday Morning Advertiser says:
s.The American question may be regarded as VII
tuaIly sottfed The terms agreed upon are tina.
the Bay Islands revert 80 Honduras, that Republic
pledgiug to cede them to no other Power or al
low interference in their affairs. America heartily
scquiesces this arrangement and joins trpaytife
itself with Honduras to carry this arrangement in-
to effect, France also conserving partly te the
agreement and expresses her readiness TO sign the
treaty if deemed necessary"
WAsHIEGToS, Aug S-The Senate passed the
bill FROM the House granting 81, 500, 900 TO the
State of Mississippi for Railroad purposes.
The House adopted it By % majority. A
The resolution authorizing the payment tc
Reeder per diem and milesge to the time he took
his seat as delegate from Kansas, was decided.
despatch received here from Burlington,
Iowa, states that the Republicans have carried
everything-the State ticket, Congress and the
Legislature.
RALEIGH, n. C, Aug S.-The Democrats have
carried the State BY an increased majority.
DUBUQUE, Aug. The State is claimed Tor the
Republicans 10y 5000 majority.
WAsHIxGroH, Aug. 8.-A treaty was signed yes
terday between the head men of the Greek nation
and the Secretary OF the Interor--t1e form res
ceiying for Alabama Land Cllms &c, 81 600, 600;
5000 of which is to be applied for agricultural
purposes, the balance TO BE- appl pr capita.
delegation will leave to morrow for the West
The Senste passed several private bills and dis
cussed nearly FIVE hours, and adopIed the report Of
the commissioner on Indian affairs
No further legislation is necessary to enable 4.
W Thompson to receive AZ, 900 dollars for services
rendered the Menomee Indians. Adjourned.
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 9-Returns from % couu-
ties show clear gain for Bragg dem, for Geremer
of 1900. The vote Of the State will show demo
cratic majority Of 5000.
The Democrats have also elected TEN member to
the Legislature.
NkwBURYPoRr, Aug 9th.-The Southern tower
lighthouse on Pain Island was struck by lightning
yesterday and burned
ST. Louis, Aug 9-Returns from 81 counties
give Ewing, America, 10 248. Polk, Anthem
ton, 7,52l Benton ll.67l. Mr.. Caruthers is
doubtless re-elected to Congress.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9 noon-FIour dull 100 at 755
as 90 for southern and g. O6a9 90 for extra Brands
ditto. Wheat declined $4,000 at l67 for Ohio
Tenn. !, 90 aud Southern l.55al70. Germ lower,
80 900 at 63 for mixed Mess pork firm. Beet
steady Whiskey dropping at S6.
NKw ORLEANS, Aug. S.-Cotton-sales for the
week l40O bales Market unchanged. The 6rst
bale of new Cotton brought l2t. Stock on hand
10, 900 bales CofFee-sales week $50 bags
prime l04al04 Stock Al, 900 bags. Corn 7Oa75.
India ba ging %, holders demand an advance
Gunnies IA.
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ElauP MIIla

The following article, from the August num-
Der of the Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic,
we recommend to a perusal, by capitalists
who desire to invest money in paying enter
prise:
I" Il is indeed gratifying 10 notice the spirit
which scenes to prevail 10 various portions OF the
State in relation TO enterprises calculated TO in.
ure 70 he benefit of itS people, well az prove q
source Of profit 70 those who feel disposed 20 in.
vest means in such branches OF business There
lie one which follows legitimately in the wake of
any considerable amount OF grain.groWing where
capital eau he obtained, and which is of no incon>
siderable importance TO the people ola grain grow
ing State or country. We refer 20 The business
Of milling.
Some time ago, the completion Of fine aour.
mill At Manchester, in this State was announced
aud that another, Of large capacity, has re.
Gently been erected at Aurfreesboro' The subject
is also attracting attention, il is said, ia various
other places, aud men OF capital we learn, are
giving ha serious consideration. We trust that
such il the case; for a vast amount Of money NAV
be saved TO our people by having their grain
Toured at home instead Of selling Il to spectators
for Others TO purchase and convert into Hour
While the present condition Of things rec
maius, il is not improbable thu some Of the very
wheat sold in this market IL taken 20 other places
brought back here TOR consumption. ANY person
can see the loss which must result TO our own
people under such policy
Ii has been a matter Of some surprise 20 Us that
a company has not been formed 10 Nashville. or
that some OF her wealthy men have not embarked
in THE enterprise. Il can only be secounted tor.
we imagine, from the fact that grain raising TO any
Considerable extent, is late thing in Tennessee.
T hat such enterprise would pay cannot it seems
60 Us, admit Of . doubt Men elsewhere 6nd is
profitable and il can hardly De lees 90 IN Tennes.
see.
The eIp srience Of the past two seasons has de-
monstrated the fact that il peculiarly &heat-
growing State. The fact that Tennessee wheat
stands e-eminently the favorite ~iIh Eastern
buyers is eoncusivc evidence OF It's superiority
over that Of ether sections and Il has given an
alAcrty 10 the cultivation Of this grain among the
farmers which insures il Is the most important
crop OF the State. Why cannot thousands Of dollars
be saved TO our people annualy hereafter By having
il converted into Hour at home 2 IL viii be doue
eventually. We ara cOnaleut aud the SOOnsr Ihs
better.
These hints have been throws out co. the pur.
pose OF eiciting the attention Of our people here
and elsewhere more Immediately TO the subject
and 20 induce them 10 rxanine into the feasibility
and prAetieabIiity Of the enterprise. When well
4ersto0d, it will doubIless meet with general IA
vor" #.REl
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Canvass Documents.

In answer to repeated enquiries by letter
and otherwise, we will state for the informa.
tion OF our friends throughout the State, that
the American Central Committee have now
on hand, and are preparing a large lot of ex-
cellent campaign papers for distribution. We
trust our friends will send in their orders i'm
mediately, and suggest some safe and speedy
means of delivery. When large number is
wanted, the postage is too burdensome to JUS
tify their transmission by mail. Let our friends
everywhere be active in circulating documents
All the masses want ia information. Let the
people know the truth, aud our canvass is
safa
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For SALE

Onn ACHEs Of splendid land living the south
OOO side Of the ~ G Railroad. IL miles from Nash
vile nom LAverEns Depot CTS acres unaera good cedar
frOcy And IN high state Of eauvann ON this land
two ooaoitAb dWeanss, tgO Gina Oethou all good,
a. Orchard Of cheese Fruit nunaher o. excellent tpaings
aud j. traSersed ~ never falling stream OF water
This Ter richness o. so and Aay u locaan
surpassed equAied RutheFford county and veil
ed 20 tbs growth u Cotton, Germ and small 0ran-snd k
ing into consideration ~ couguy 70 The Railroad Depot,
where there good fchools good mi H. good oauIchs
variety o. hops Ae Ihnk desirable place In
deed Aho u u cedar ~ eonSenent distance which
ut be aid with ne aeove VII eel atogssheF, OF DIVIDE
10 salt parchasrrs aHodatng terms Apply the
premises 70 ths subscriber at LaverEue renne>aes
IySi- tWAWu CHARLES L. HEL4os.
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FeS are aware how frequently Publishers compelled
to insert among their Advertisements statements which
they Gao neither sanction believe
pleasant exception to this disagreeabe necessity are
the advertisements Of Dr. J. Ayers Cherry PectOra
Pills which will be found in columns We have publish
ed for him before and always with the feeling
dong in sse lend elves deceive islead
public Cor have had indpuAbe proofhA his words
strictly true, with abundant be that
dienes will do all they promise and ali III t be
ably expected from any medicine His Cherry Pectersl
too well known in this community need any commenda
ton from u.s. and the Pills eredby informed not
inferior % bis Peetoral.-Plosidence Mircor r. Z -
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FouXD.-The remains of the son of Mr.. Or
vile Bette, drowned some months since 10 the
Cumberland at the lower wharf in this city,
were found day or two since about 20 miles
below here. The abatement of the water left
them exposed. Little else than the skeleton
OF the unfortunate child was left.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-11

HA Ere occurred near Baskerville on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad on Satur-
day morning which destroyed several hundred
feet Of the Railroad track. 1t is probably re-
paired before this time and will occasion no
inconvenience to the train this morning.
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CIEcISNLrI, AUG. 6.-IRoN he receips Of Pig.
owing 10 Ihe low stsge of water in the river, are
very light, which induce more 6rmness on the part
OF holders but prices have not undergone auy
change, and for lots regular way we continue 10
S34495 as the current rates for Ohio River Ho.
blast. No change in Bars, and continue 20 quote
Common 94c
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The Art of Dyeing Human Hair

II is but imperfecy understood even by those who make
the gIestet pretensions The most Of the popular Hair
Dyes day may for the time color the hair but
by furnished green, other unsghty sp
pearance Bogle's Electric Dye is void Of these noxous
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine
nish In the least and to make douby
his agents authorized to refund the money If the most
perfec satisfaction is not given Prices so cts 81 90 aud
81 so per Inventor W. BoeLE Boston, and sold by
Druggists ever ywhere. my9i-1y
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Are YOU Getting bald 2

Isyour hair turning greyf Do yen wish to cultivate good
whkers and mOustachesf Your hair to be son. SILKY and
glosy Your head be cool comfortable and free ofdand
rudf Mothers your children to have uxur&nt heads
ofharP Then use BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID, which
tails in its unerring effects Prices 70 so 70 Cts and
81 so per bottle BogIes Balm Of Cythera stands unr
vailed for Graduating I'd pmples and identifying the
complexion. Price 80 cts Inventor aud proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists every-here.
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A CARD.
uring daily at ny Eclipse Stove Fouudrv

AN manufacturing daily at ms Eclipse stove Foundry
IN this city good assortment Of STOVES AM HoIs
LOW.WAas, VIA ovens Potts. skieas Lids Sad
and AndiFens Of different patterns Or ths wholesale AID re-
tail trade, e. small pronts-
Aasa rn Copper Sheet Iron ware ofshe ees, auaty
81 lea nEagea en- ane ehsmher 81 hriGlana Var
and Ne. RsfdErrAtors, on hand for sale los,
Particular attention paid 70 Roofing and Gut sring v
Tin Cooper ~
- osa Copper Pewter Brass and scrap Iron saken 10
ex-hangs for ny GanafAetures. ~.
H. D0RRIs
uS0-sm No scoslege 81 neaT CAarch Al
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UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.

TINHE NEXF SESSION Of this College will open Mon
day, Sept Sth. The Classical Course is full and
facility afford to Students in Scientific 81 an hes.
Preparatory school is attached embracing Of two
years Tie Military sys adopted efectuaI
OF preserving good order economy regular habits and
tive oody exercise Charges for tuition, and Boarding.
Al tern of 20 weeks Surgeons S. Engineering,
French, Spanish, German, Drawing, Book Keeping and
Fencing, each $40 per term Of 20 weeks.
The las session ~ the Medical College closed with SS9
Matricuants and IS Graduates, from - States The Mill
tay College closed its first in Nashville, with 5t Ma
rricu from II States For Ca aogue and Re ulaons
apply to b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Nashville LnlY 2S-tWAR8R
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILL E
-~~~~~~-~>.-~-~~~~-~~,-~~~->,-->,-7~
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

TNHE SIXTH ANNUAL C0UR>E p LECTURES in this
Il Institution vi commence Monds the Sd OF Novem
Der full preliminary free to all ents i'll he
II by Profess RS commencing the Monday Of
0cto er.
Professors Fees 1905 Ma REGULATION Fee IS Practical
Anatornv $1u. Graduation Fee $25. Catalogue and
Announcement apply to PAUL p. EVE NJ D.,
Dam Of ha Ra-nitrr
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CHANCl NAIP.

DY virtue Of Deer Of INC chsnesry coars 81 Eashss
~ Team 70 the >sas.s jais ~ Hiil. e. ala slmah
Gsnn. a vii ths 9Th dag 81 Aagusi aexi expose 10
pzklie =s ke hshess hdarr Al ths ceurt House yard
81 said eif e 0ouing - az gean sit: par ~ lsf
No. - a. biceh and WAiicsaies adon q keshgiles
sunsins sixsx E sss a@ksa sna FunnInx saes
ans hnnsrsa and eighfy fsez ~ lea l.1a F
TszHssAid PaopsFy sl BE- sold credit Of H. twelve
ana eEhs~Ea nnlhs uss seeussd nsarns isssrssi
and Isil rstslne5 Iyifl q n D1IxN, 3. q.
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FThe Kansas emigrants from South Car
DINA and Georgia left here last Saturday morn
ing on fiat boat for the mouth of this river,
where they will take steamer for st, Louis.
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Public Speaking.

HON. WIN. Polk and HoRAcE MAYNARD Esq :,
candidates for Elector for the State at large upon
the Democratic and American tickets, will address
their fellow citizens at the following places. Other
appointments, extending through East Tennessee,
will be made in few days:
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SEWANEE HOUSE.
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

NE next Academic year will commence September LIST
This Institution has enjoyed forty Of unnterrup
ed pros perity.
In regard heaht Is believed have no equal In the
United States Cholera, Chils and Fever Typhoid and
Scarlet Fever and similar fatal Diseases have OocuPr
ed here But three deaths Of Boar ders In forty
In regard 20 maierna ndnence-cAims ecuaty with the
best regulated private families IN al that relates
habits, moral and mental culture.
Employs, almost exclusively, Southern Teachers. No
Southern Parent Shp gives this Institution personal ex
animation viii, think, And for going farther
North.
Jaly, sib6-tw4w c. d. ELLIOTT
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Grand Rally and Mass Meeting at
Clarksville.

On the 18th Sept. there will be grand rally
OF the friends of Fillmore and Donelson at
Carksville. The reports from that region in
dicste that the gallant yeomen of old Mont
gomery are wide awake.
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THE GRaPE CROF IN ONO misunderstanding the
croaking prognOstcation elected BY the severity Of
last winter. she prospect Of ene yield Of grapes
the north Of Ohio is better than usual The
Cleveland papers represent she ISABEL vines 90
being full. and the promise Of irait. vel a. Of
vine, very aatteripg.
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A CAR ID,

DRoF CORR ADJ C0LLIERR Wishing 10 live ia a mid
souh-vn climate, 10 des % stzhlish himself Nash
vile Professor c. C. Il che inventor Of method Of
yocAiIai)a he super advantages Il whish have been
tested for Yeas Cincinnati aud which has Fe>eved the
.tte-ing eommeGdAtions He has aso been engaged
In eAcAos DrAwsnE and Painting Of all desc ptions
lad &c especially.
Prot coaere WILDE accompaniedb hs two daughters,
who viii eng e. themselves In teAchng the Piano and the
French ngu4gv.
Rfsrenes IN principai In>sitatsons and Nusis Stores
On Cnci1 should institution or amh In the city
Of Nashville eel disposed 20 vail rmseVes Of hr Here
and daaTAcrs services they Win confer favor BY immedi
PkOF coRRADI coLLIERE,
angN-az Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Public Speaking.

Mr.. MehAe Vaughn one Of the Electors for Davidson
county aud Randall W McAvocK will address their fellow
citizens ~ the following times and places:
CARROTS MIL eth Wedp'y rs
Loves store NJ night q
Twill
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9harp's Rtnea.

ALL SPortsmen who in wsht Of a good and reliable
Gun especially adapted Tor large game, Deer &c In
ved to call At the Of Pail and Cunnpghtm, No. AZ
Public Square, and examine "shATPs Patent Sporting
which in rApy Of firing, accuracy Of aim, aud length
range is FAR superior any Gun invented ard unlike
SEy other Patent Gun here oSore hrodueed construction
exceedingly simple that il Is liable get
Of order" than the common Kentucky Rine.
&C. have also few shot Guns made on the seine Pa
tent. iylS-6m.
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CHANCERY SALE.

GHANfERV SALE.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Chaneery Court aa Nashville
ID its May term 1856 the cause VIM Pybus Samuel
Scott Samuel Clark the Augusta Atlanta and Nasie
Telegraph ompany. win on sA nrday. August 80th ex-
pose foF public sale 70 the highest bidder a. the House
yard in said city all the property both and persona be-
sngug 10 the sail Telegraph Company. In she State Of
Tennessee aad Georgia consisting Of parafns wires posts
fixtures, furniture, and the right % way kc
TEAMs-Sad property viii be sold on a credit of six and
twelve months notes well secured. ~ aa tF-|r
Auss @. D. BRIES, C. AN
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COUNTY AND DIVISION FAIRs.-We see by
the Tennessee Farmer and Nechdn for this
month that these Fairs, so far as the counties
of the State have decided, will be held as fol-