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AHIiItIFF,S SALE.

DYvirtue Of wit n UedOni ponds directed and
ID delivered from the honorable circuit court Of Hickman
county Tennessee al its February Term 1856 will expose
TO public sale 20 th- highest bidder for cash. at the court
house door in the city Nashville the Bird day Of May
1856 all tie right title. clain interest and which
Richard Fell then had since have acquired In and %
the following described property, S Two lots Of ound
in Davidson county in South Nashville, the property Of
Richard Fell known and designated the plan said town
lots Nos 20 and "a fronting College street. viz: No rs
fronting 60 feet and Tot o. the 81 feet and lot Of the
81 80 feet and running hack alley being lot sold by
d. D. Pat ick said Richard Fe aud which said Fell
sided In 1892 valued at thousand dol full desep
ton % said h Ia the deed from said D. d. Patrick said
Richard Fen recorded in Book 49, page 46l being eFt
upon the property Of Richard Fell satisfy judgment
rendered in favor Il Bellheld n. Carter -
marchiT JOHN k EDM0NDs0N, Sheriff
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EDWARD wOLCoTT.

HAIR REsToRATIyE-In columns day win be found
Prof Woods adve tisement OF the above article, which
call attention. What has done have witnessed
several OF acquaintance in st. Louis Hair
grey met view black brown, the might be
being the color Of early manhood and fine and glossy
silk and that without other application than the ResOr
alive. II Il has done this upon Others viii Il not do the
for any Of readers, whose frosty brows
like the raven locks" OF LOckes warke chief fthe
will try itY We think so.-UackSOaUls COHStuttostdis
oct. 5, 1853
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NEw ORLEANS, Saturday night March %. Cor
roS-rhe supply on sale being reduced, and held
al outside prices, operations have been somewhat
checked, aud the sales confined to 1000 to 5000
bales. Our present quotations show al advance Of
about snce Thursday last
ToBAcco-The large operations Of the previous
two three days have left but little in first hands,
aud the weather being unfavorabe, no transactions
OF any consequences have taken place to-day.
SUGAR-GOod demand with sales Of 200 10
1880 hhds., without any quotable alteration in pr
ces, though easier.
MoLAssEs-Some 800 bbls. taken at SSaS6 per
gallon.
FLoUR--The Flour market is decidedly frmer for
superhne. which Is scarce, large portion Of the
recent receipts having been 'cut down" to Fine,
&c. Sales to-day 200 bills, including 100 and 400
bbs. Indiana at 7Oa6.75; 400 a mixed lot, at =;
40 ST. Louis at 100; $50 common at $50, and 6l2
crossed Fine at 420 per bbl. Extra retailing at 90
Constitute or no change. Sales Of loo sacks
mixed at 46, 100 white by one party al 4s and a
fatbOat OF 1000 bbls. ear Corn at 10.
WHEAT-6O0 sacks prime red we're sold yester-
day at lao which tnues TO be the ruling rate.
LARD-Very little lei, on sale, and the only sale
reported l75 last evening at 8 per ID.
LAID OiL-Prime retailing al so.
CoFFEE-harket heavy, but with sAles Of Sl2
bags at 10 li-l6, 1880 at III, and $50 Prime at
~ ceHts.
waIsKr-Rectihed retailing at 2si cents for sI.
ira brands.
SARA cargo Of SEQ sacks Liverpool Coarse,
was sold eonditonEHy at 80.
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Pauperism in NeW YORK,

We read in the n. Y Express of the 22d, a
report Of The Secretary of State, made to the
Legislature, iG relation to the number of pau
pers 10 the State and the cost Of maintaining
them, tor the year ending Dece ,nber /, 1876.
The number, sex, and nativity of the paupers
are stated as follows
Male. Female. Total
United States. 32,643 1851 SO,324
Foreign born. sc 23f 63,37+ Il9,607
Colored. =. 3 6
The amount expended for their maintenance
is sol down al 81, 379, 9595I
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err OFFICE, VANDAIIA, June 81, 1854
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Three months ago my hair very grey II is dark
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prepared by you and which from the result in my
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Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLC0TT.
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Passed December 23d, 1855.
For the NashYille Patri.

For the Nashville Patriot.
StanzaS.
Why do I love thee? Ask the tmid blossom
That Opes its beauty to the suns first ray,
And breathes its fragrant life out his bosom,
And dies in rapture the close OF day.
So would my heart, its Utmost lie ives unfolding,
Reveal what careless eyes must never see,
Give all its,sweet and deep and pure devotion,
Though like the flower it die in loving thee.
Why do love thee? Ask the ca m lake, sleeping
waveless and still amid the silent night,
Until CLEAN Of starlight, softly falling,
Breaks it, all trembling, quyering with delight
Thus lay my SOUL all quiet and undreaming
OF its wild hopes, its passionate desires,
Until Hiy spirit like a starbeam wakened
Into brilliant haE1e its smouldering fires.
And wilt thou love me-thy pale trembling flower,
That Opes at MORN all bathed in dewy tears,
Thy lonely lake amid the wildwood mirrored,
Which only thy bright image wears?
And will our souls, in pure and sweet communion,
Thus live and love till life's wild dreams are past.
Then meet and consummste that holy union,
Which shall through heavens eternal ages last?
CLARA
BIRDS NEsT COTTAGE Nashville, 1886.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHo WANTS soMEBoDY TO LOVE HMf-It has often been
said that there mode OF forcing people to love you
scence insists that love disorder just easy produce
any other disorder and in France by
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
SHERIFE,S SALE

DY virtue OF writ Of UeRdiiOni eepOnds directed
ID and delivered, from the honorable Circuit Court of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term 1856 will
expose public SALE to the highest bidder for cash. the
houe door in the city of Nashville the third day Of
May 1885, all the right title, claim int crest and estate which
w. McNairy then had may since have acquired in and
to the following described property Owii: All Of that tract
parcel Of land lying and being in the county of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee Browns Creek adjoining
dtonal line made between David Mitchell and Rsgen Topp
below, and am Burton above beginning at red oak and
foked topped oak on said Burton line running south
~ five deg east seventy two poles mulberry thence
east hundred and twenty poles to stake being the
conditional line tween said Topp and said MITCHELL thence
south two hundred and eighty poles to honey locust and
elm and dead black locust Genry thence west with
his line two hundred poles Hggons Baron's corner,
north with his line to the beginning containing 41
being levied upon the property Of W. H. McNary sat
sy judgment rendered in favor of S. b. Hamilton Admir-
against McNairy Hamilton.
JOHN K EDMONDSoN, Sheriff.
Nashville, March 81, 1s45.
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WIsooNsIN.-A telegraphic despatch receiv-
ed last night from Milwaukee states that the
Hon. William A. Barstow yesterday resigned
tue office of Governor of the State OF Wlscon-
SIN. il does not appear that the Supreme
Court of the State LAS yet made a decision up
on the question TO which We referred yester-
day; bat the despatch states that Mr.. Bash
ford, the competitor of Gov. Barstow, was
yesterday proven before The Supreme Court 10
be elected 10y msjOriLy OF about one Thousand
votes. What course things will now take We
cannot say. In the case oil aa ordinary resig-
nation OF the Governor the powers and duties
OF Tie Office devOlVe upon the Lieutenant
Governor, and that officer is now aotiog Gov
ernOr bending the solution of the constitution
al difficulties IN this Case National Iateili-
geAcSr.
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The New York Courier, which has until
lately always expressed the belief that the Pa
ci6c was safe la article ia ils last Saturday
issue expresses the belief tuat she 10 lost. IL
says:
Oar belief 10 the safety Of The missing steam
ship Pacific has become extinct. Flfty-nine
days nave now elapsed since she left the Mer.
sey, aud 40 tidICgs have Yet been received. Two
steamers dispatched specially 10 make search
have returned, reporting their errund fruit
less one. Intelligence from the Western
Islands has been received down To the 18th of
February, but il makes no mention of The OBJ.
Ject OF our sohcltude. With reluctauce aud
pain we ARE nj last compelled 10 admit 70 our
mind the conviction that the Pacific is now
drifting IA The caveruUus depths OF the ocean,
shattered, shapeless wreck.
Whether living or dead We cast no word OF
reproach against Capt. Ass Eldredge, the CON.
mAader Of the Pacific. Ii, IN spirit OF emu.
laIiOn, be exposed his ship and his life 10 haE
ard, lac only did as they have done who In las
profession are every where regarded rs patterns
OF prudence and ability. Capt. Jndkins OF the
Persia, escaped narrONly. Capt. Lines OF the
AragO struck heavily Un ice. Capt Stone of
the Arabia was exposed 10 mmineat peril from
contact with ice. While Capt Cousslook OF
the Baltic, and Capt. West OF the Atlantic,
were ~ positions which caused them the gray
est apprebsnsiOus.
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An ACT
To amend act edectualy 20 secure the Common
'sshool Fund-chapter 81, act Of ls4S-
Section /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Tennessee That hereafter it shall
be the duty Of the County Trustee Of the County
Of Davidson, to pay over any Common School funds
in bis hands, belonging TO the district included in
the town OF Nashville, according to it's present or
any future boundaries, TO the written order OF the
Treasurer Of the city Of Nashville, TO be, by him,
credited 70 the schools of said city; 10 be paid out
by said Treasurer, to an order drawn by the Board
Of Education Of said corporation Of Nashville IN
favor of a teacher, some other person, or peri
sons for services actually rendered, in establishing
or carrying the system of education, established
by law in this State, or the laws of SAID corporation
OF Nashville.
Sac 2 Be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect from aud after lis passage.
NELL S. BROWN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
EDWARD S. CHEATHAM,
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed December 18th, 1855.
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SHERIFP-S SALE

SHERIFF-S SALE.
DIV virtue % four urifs Of psa9ifoni eponds 10 ne a.
ID recied and deyere5 from che koBersbe eoursl
naxdaon y, Tennessee, its JannaFy Term lisa
s expose % public sale, he hg bidder for cash.
the court hossu door IN The city u Nahve the srd day
Of May 1854 ali the right title claim. interest and estate
which loAn 6rAhkm en- hae, may have acquired
in the blowing described properly wts Let No
81 fronting twenty-five ires alley aed McSairy HE
aud extending In ph towards coess street. sixty
seventy less, and aise hf bet onting
Abovs mentioned Asy NeNary ine, ard met eeio~
tue above described aad towards coge street,
being levied upon the Of goha Graham % satky
Judgment rendered IN favor Of 4. Morrison.
JOHN X. EDMnSDSoS. sseriG
b. z wHIiaHs Depsty.
NashvIl., " srch 10. 1885.
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American Convention.

An American Convention will be held at
go NH IN ~ II II IN H- FL Wz=s
In DeKsIb county on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next e ect suitable candidate for Eector Of the
Fourth Congressional District
The several counties forming the District will bear
this in mind.
A Fillmore and DonelsOn Ratification Meeting
will be held after the adjournment Of the Conven-
I'm
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SHER FE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of esnd0Hf c0pORds 10 directed
ID aud dell yered from sblr David
county Tenne see, ~ its January Term. 1885, viii
pose public SALE TO the highest bidder for cash. at he
house door In the city % Nashville, The Sd day Of
Way 1885, all the right title claim interest and estate shch
James Bergen then had may have acquired in and
to following tract PIE parcel Of land, situated " nc
and being the county OF Davidson the reanes
see ia South Nashville, and kuown and distinguished in
plan Of lots Of record 10 the Registers once ~ Davidson
couny In Book No H. S0g sos being levied upon
The property Of James bergen satisfy Judgment
dered in favor Of K. N. Purt-r
JOHN X. EDMoNDSoy, Sheriff,
by Z. Z. DEAEE, Depaty.
Nashville, March 10, 1856.
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vNcKrNrs. Ind. June 15lh. issa.

NINUkNNEsi Inu., June IOth, I605-
Prof o. J. Wood As you about 20 manufacture
veDd your recently Discovered Hair Restorative will
for whomsoever II may concern, that have used
known others TO IT, that have for several been
the habit Of using other Hair Restoratyes and that and
yours vastly superior any other know. II entirely
cleanses the head dandruf with months proper
will restore any persons hair 10 the original youthful
color and texture giving il healthy soft and glossy aF
pearance and all this without scoong the hands that ap
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recommend is every DESTROYS Of having aDs
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully yours,
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WnntnhIn,rnediataIr

e GOOD MILLINERS. Also, or 5 young Ladies to
" learn he busin apprentices. also want young
LAD to attend in the store. Z. WISE.
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Wanted TO Rent
Spring Mootdng
Gil 49,

Over the Nashville Race Course.
THUNsDAf. NAY 22d, Sweepstakes or untrisa Ihr-s
year o.d. Nile heats, $50 eotanos. go breit--te
clGss kpai lst
RnDaE asa PrOPds,o Purse 800 miis hsass rss bsss
in eve
FafuEnar, esih Pruprstor's purse t3oo hfatA
m-2l-N W. J PHILLIPS, Fropnetor.
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To secure the widow her dover in certain cases.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the
State OF Tennessee, That hereafter, when the hus-
band shall mortgage his lands, or convey the same
TO 8 trustee TO pay debts or liabilities BY deed Of
trust, and shall die before the mortgage is fore.
closed or sale under the deed of trust is made, in
such case bis widow shall be entitled to her dover
ia such lands in other of dover in his land.
NELL S. BROWN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
EDWARD S. CHEATHAM,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed February 18th. 1856.
AN ACT
To amend the Attachment Laws Of this State.
SECTION !. Be it enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, of the State Of Tennessee, That from aud after
the passage Of this act the justices of the peace,
clerks, and courts OF this State shall have the
power TO issue attachments up n debts or demands
not due as they now have, by law, upon those that
due; Provided that final judgment or decree
shall be rendered upon any attachment, until the
debt demand upon which It is based shall become
due; nor shall any property so levied upon by at
tschment, be sold until final Judgment or decree
unless the property be Of perishable nature in
which it shall be subject to the attachment
laws now in force, in relation TO the sale Of perish
able property.
SIC. 2. Be it further enacted, That the debtor,
or debtors shall have the right to repievy all prep
erty levied upon by such attachment, in the same
manner, and under the same rules and regulations
now specified in the attachment laws OF this
State.
SIC. 3. Provided, That this act shall not apply
to non resident debtors, unless such resident
shall be removing or about to remove his property
beyond the limits Of this State.
NELL ). BROWN,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
EDWARD S. CHEATHAM,
Speaker of the Senate
paoaad nacap,har
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DEArH OF CoAHoDoRE CoNSER -Commodore
David Conner. o. Lac United States Nasy, died at
has res Idrpee in Philadelphia. on Thursday, the
2Uth Inst. Commodore CoHner sailaHt ofiesF,
add distinguished himself on various occasions
during the war OF lSl2; while 10 the struggle with
Mexico lac rendered efhcrnt service 20 ths country,
as Commander OF the Home Squadron. lie vas
bighmindrd, ehivalrie aud brave, aud vas beloved
and esteemed by ali who enjoyed the pleasure Of
bic acquaintance.
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Catawba CraDe Cuttiurs-

WILL in few days. be In receipt Of shipment Of Ca
rAwBA CRAPS CUTTISes and RoOrs N ON. Anor-
ders lsft with me will be promptly filed.
T. A. MCCALL.
marchlS 0ffce at W. s. whtemanS Paper Store.
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Spring and Summer FaShiOnSfOr 1856.
I RR0WU

MOULD respectfully inform his former customers, ~.
w and the public at large that he has Just return
ed from the East with all the late styles and patterns "A
Of Goods for Spring and Summer which he is prepaie
to make the latest fashion. Crate u for Former LIBERAL
y the part Of the public he soets continuance Of
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'cuuIIy yours,
WILSON KING.

ST. LouIs, June 20, 1854
Prof. Wood As you about to prepare and Vend youi
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
my opinion Of IT, will that my hair few months
ago gray and AFTER using bottles Of your Hair Re
storave resumed its original color and since its appea-
all dandruh has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with dsagreeabe itching Of the scalp.
satisfied that those who il will regret Il,
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prepared therefore, recommend its all who de-
sirous Of having beautiful head Of hair.
am, sir, yours, &e.,
H. L STEWART
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TO AN WHOM 1T NAY CONCKRN

w HEREAS John Cheaiwood, o the courty OF Bedford
w in the State Of Virginia died. seiEed aud possessed
tract Of hand which he reside the time Of his death
and BY his last will and ment vi eh Is e Tecord in the
Clerks Office Of the aorea county Of Bedford bequeathed
the said tr ct OF land 10 his nrphsW james Feenn Pens
ton, VII residence is uBknOwn me- and from the best
information am induced to believe that he moved many
years ago from the Sate Of Virginia the State Of fennes
am DESTROYS that b. ~ his heirs any, hail obtain
the foregoing informaon and take q the proper
y. Any communication Rdre scd he undersigned and
directed 70 IL nchburg, Va, viii be attended to.
HIRAM HARDWOOD, Ex'r
msrchS-1m Of John CheatwOcd, deed.
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@. n. McHOL- l. y. GRKEs. u. BAuKT.
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. as and Al College ST., Near Broad,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

DEALERS
Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Beeswax, Grain, &c, &C.
DY LATE ARRIVALS FROM NEW ORLEANS our
ID stock Of Grocsries In part complete, aud ne are
prepared offer inducements City and coany Dealers
Who may hvor with cA We have Ia store, and az
rive, the following Goods which Ei ss los for Casa
Use hhda. Pair 10 Choice New IS boxes PSckels,
Orleans Sugar, 50 do Glassware,
30 barrels Measses, - do Yeast Powders,
Is y do. DO, eases XIV. Mustard,
20 barrels Syrup, 10 bags spice,
100 bags Rio CoG7e, 10 do Pepper,
- barrels Aaekerel do 6inger,
- y do. d., u % Demlehns, asa ted slnss,
IS Kits do, NJ. Caps,
SOC kegs NAs asserted tlres 20 boxes Star Candies
Is boxes N. H. RAisinss 10 eases Natches
100 dozen Painted Bucks 80 chests Tsas var brAaas
90 Nests do. Tuhs, 10 hhls Almonds.
80 do1rn LonAon Porter, 90 drums Fresh Hxs
5000 Cigars, various brands. 80 boxes Herriag.
Together with every aftiels usually kept In oar Hne
N1cH0L GRKEN BAILEY
gE We also have IN story eoaslrnmsnt 100 hass
ans sait EaeioTy aled ukieh yin ssl very ehs sp
tebl4 y. q. b
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~ Prepared and sold At ia Market street. betweu.
4h aud 5th ST. Louis Mo. and $40 Broadway New York
For sale In Nashville, at Manufacturers prices, by
EWIN BROTHERS.
g. W. HRNDERsHoTr.
= Also, for sale, Prof Woods Oriental sanAtVe Lnmen
and Vegetable Life Ps warranted better than any ohs
the money In all refunded. See circular for all
cessary information with agents.
noviT-itTwAuiy
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~ THE QuARrEKLY LAW JoURxAL, pub.
! shed at Richmond, Va, A. b. GURsIS, Edi.
tor, has been laid on cur table by cur friends
TSoE, NElsoS d 90.
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COM MERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

Nash vile, March 20, 1856. I
COTT0N-There was not enough offered yester
day to supply the demand, which was active. We
heard Of the sale of $50 bales at 7aSi one small
lot sold for s.55. A fne article would bring 81
readily.
T0BACCO-At A. Hamilton's hhds sold q.
525, 5S5, $50, 700, TAO, 1855.
At johnson, Horne & Cos, IL hhds., of which
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
[OrrIcIAL ruBLIcArlOS.]
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend an act eaectuay 20 secure the Common
.sfhool Fund--chapter s. act Of 1913.
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Negroes For Sale.

BRD's NFsT CorrAGE, Nashville, 1856.
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CONSISTING Of two Gensr ators aud two Soda Founts,
" which VIII be sold TO suit the purchaser viii wiihou
the Soda Founts. Call soon you want bargain 81
JG& c. RoBERTs0R's CONFECTIONERY