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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ OF redOn erpOndS, to directed
ID and delivered from the honorable circuit Of David
county Tennessee at its January Term 1856, will
pose public SALE to the highest bdde for cash. court
house DIOR the city Of Nashville the Bird day Of May
1876 all the right tte claim interest and estate which Jo
seph w. McEwen then had, may since have acquired in
TO the following described property to witt certain
piece Of land in Davidson ciunty in the town Of
Nashville aud fronting Vine street between Spring and
Broad Streets beginning at the south west edge Of stone
foundation for fence between the property Of Elizabeth
Boyd occupied by l. Stone the west side Of Vine
street. running with said norhwardy 81 ee
plank fence div ding said sixty feet lot from Mrs
Boyd property the morrill, thence at right angles with
said sixty feet foot alley; thence with said
alley sixty feet less TO stone Alright line TO the
begnr corner thence feet to the beginning ns being
the pr, perry transferred by Elizabeth Boyd Joseph H.
McEwen 2Sd September 1888 registered in Book 22 page
49, be ng levied upon the property Of Joseph W. McEw
en-, satisfy judgment rendered in avor OF Tru Broth
ers Co.
marchi7 JOHN X EDMoNDsoN, Sheriff.
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SHE!bySFE,> SALE

DY virtue OF writ Of directed nddelvered
ID the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county,
Tennessee at its January Term, 1885, will expose public
sale the highest bidder for cash. at the court house door
the city Of Nashville the 81 day Of Nay 1856, all the
right title claim interest and estate, which Joseph W. Nc
Even then had since have acquired in and TO the fol-
lowing described property to-wt certain lot CT land in
Davidson county in the Of Nashville fronting Vine
street btween Spring and Broad streets beginning at the
southwest edge Of stone Oundatonfor fence between the
properly Of the said Boyd lot occupied by L. stones,
the West side Of Vine rect running with said street
northwardy sixty feet or less TO plank fence dividing
said sixty feet lot from Mrs Boyds property on the north
IN right angles with said street - feet to feet al
ley thence with said alley six feet or less, to stone
right line to the beginning thence to the
beginning Conveyed TO j. H. McEwen by Ez' beth Boyd,
by deed registered in Book % page 116 being levied
the property Of Joseph W. McEwen to satisfy judgment
rendered In favor OF Truiit Brothers 90.
march1I-td ]. K EDMONDSON. Sheriff
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Mich uilln Mnrrh d IL

NASHVILLE, March "a, 1900. J
COTT0N-Our last advices from Liverpool being
unfavorable, has depressed prices and factors are
steady for abatement. There is much speculation
- the peace negotiations aud the present depres-
sion will give way, causing prices TO st fen when
advices favorable for peace. Sales of 8
bales at a decline Il.
T0BACCO-Sales at A. Hamilton's, of IA hhds,
at %, 6O5, 90, 5 IS, 5 80, .25 6.S5, 800, 100
6 %, 5 90, 25 5.95, BIO.
Johnson & Ilorue's, 6 hhls. at 80, so, IS
40, so, GO.
GOCERIES--No change.
Trade dull.
LOUISVILLE March 30. IRON, NAILS, PIG IROx
AND LeAD-We quote by the quantity as follows
Stonc-coal bar iron st, charcoal do. IT all other
descriptions ut the usual rates Nails 35Oa4 90 for
lOd, aud corresponding rates for other sizes Tens
uessce pig iron, 35 90 for No. and 3S 90 for No
3 We quote Brownsport pig iron at the same rates
on six months Sales of Salt River iron. Belmont
Furnace, at 81 O0aS6.O0 per ton. Pig lead firm at
7a7t Bar lead 7ia74. Sales Of shot at 2.OOs225
aud , 50.
The Hog Trade. EE3
The Cincinnati Price Current of this week gives
the iull returns OF the number of Hogs packed in
the west this season and last, comparatively, The
ollos wing are the totals returned from each State
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
SHERIFE,S SALE.
SHERIFF,S SALE,

DY virtue Of a writ Of uendOai egp0ndS directed
I'D and delivered, from the honorable Circuit Court Of DS-
wilson county Tennessee at its January Term 1885, will
expose public SALE to the highest bidder for ash at the
house door in the city of Nashville the Sd day Of
Nav 1885, all the right title, claim interest and estate which
William Stewart then had may since have acquired, in
and the oowing desc bed real estate owit: Situated in
South Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee, being lots No.
IL and IS distinguished in the plan OF the Boswoh lots
fronting 29 feet Market street. the other 81 eet
said street. both running back 27 feet Dches being levied
upon the property of William Stewart satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of b. W. Hall.
JOHN X. EDMoNDsON, Sheriff.
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SIIERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of four wrts 81 Ueadi0ai sp0Hds 81.
I'D recied and delivered from the honorable ercu eourti
Davidson y Tennessee, at its January Term i6
will expose 20 public sale he hgl e bidder for cash.
the court house the city u shve the Srd day
Mag, 1850 all the right title elA Interest and estate
which John Graham thea hal may since have acquired,
a. the following described properly to Et Lot No.
81 fronting twenty i've srt alley and heSAiry line,
and extending 10 ph towards College street. sixty
seventy ies and Elso a. let roating
the above mentioned alley heNsy ine ard met b-o-
the ot described and towards College sireet
teiug levied upon the ry Of John Graham 70 satisfy
a Judgment rendere ed In favor Of A. Morrison,
JOHN X. EeN0NDSON, Sheriff
b. T. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
HAshvfn., VI srch 10, 1850
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

DYvirtue wit Of Ueadoi eponds directed and
ID delivered from the honorable circuit court Of Hickman
county Tennessee at its February Term 1856 will expose
public sale the highest bidder for cash. at the court
house door In the city Nashville the Bird day OF May
1856 all the right, title, claim, interest and estate which
Richard Fell then had may since have acquired in and 70
the following d. scrbed property witt Two lots OF ground
in Davidson county in South Nashville the property Of
Richard Fell known and designated the plan Of said town
lots Nos 20 and o. fronting College street. via No 20
fronting 60 feet and lot Of the a. feet and lot OF the
81 30 feet and running back TO alley being lot sold by
d. D. Patrick said Richard Re and which said Fell
sided in 1872 valued At thousand dol full desep-
OF said IA the deed from I'D D. ID. Patrick TO said
Rhard Fell, corded In Book H. page s6t being levied
the property % Richard Fell satisfy Judgment
rendered N favor 4 Belheid n. Carter
ma chill JOHN X EDM0NDS0N Sheriff
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BIRDS NEsr CoTrAGE, Nashville, Tenn,
LatcsIIndian News.

Eight Persons HtiLei-Houses Burned.
By the Florida boat ljust in) We have the follow
ing ponfuI Intelligence hom the Peninsula:
News had just arrived at that post OF attack,
by the Indians the settlers on the Alfalfa, about
thirty miles east OF Tampa.
-Four men, Que woman and three children were
killed aud scaprd, their houses we're burnt and oil
the outrdges and harb4iurs that savages could in-
vent were committed. -SaUdftndh JoHs 10Th inst
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Total increaie e.

The number Of hogs shipped east this season,
being a matter Of great importance in this connec-
ton, have obtained from the different points the
exact amounts transported over each railway, lead
ing east from the lst OF September TO the st Of
February Tor the srasons Of lS54-5 and 1906,
and are nov able to present these returns to our
readers a. follows:
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SHEER FPS SALE.

DY virtue OF writ Of reHdiOHi ePORds 10 me directed
aud delivered from the honor Bile rcut court Of David
county Tennessee at its January Term, ls5 viii ex-
pose public sale, 10 the highest bidder, for cash at he
house door in the city Of Nashville he Sd day Of
Way 1885, AL the right ~ cam interest and estate which
James Bergen then had may since have acquired IN and
following tract PIE parcel OF land situated, ng
and being in county OF Davidson in the State o. Tonnes
see South Nashville, and known and distinguished In
plan Of lots OF ecoTd In the Registers oce q Davidson
county In Book No - pages 200 AM tU being levied
the property Of James bergen, 20 satisfy judgment
dered in fAvor Of r. W. Porter.
JOHN X. EDMoNDsoS, Sheriff,
by c. Z. DAAEs, D. putty.
Nashville March 10, 1850
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
[oYFIcr1L PUBLICATION. j
An ACT

AN ACT
To change the time Of holding e Circuit Courts for the coun
ties Of Hancock and Hawkins first Judicial crcu
SIC /. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee That the Circuit Courts
for the county Of Hancock shall be hereafter held
on the fourth Mondays in January, May and SeP-
ember, in each and every year.
SIC 2 BE it further enacted, That the Circuit
Courts Tor the county of Hawkins shall be hereafter
held on the first Monday after the fourth Mondays
in January, May and September, in each and every
year.
SIC g. Be it further enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after the lst day of March 1856
NELL 5. BROWN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
EDWARD s CHEATHAM,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Passed November IA, 1855.
An ACT
To allow interchange OF Jdges and Chancelors.
Be il enacted by the General Assembly OF the
State of Tennessee That the Judges Of the Circuit
Common Law, aud C, iminal Courts, Of the State OF
Tennessee, be authorized TO interchange With the
Chsnceors of this State.
NELL s. BROWN,
Speaker of the House Of r representatives..
EDWARD ). CHEATHAM,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Passed November p, 1855.
AN ACT
To the thee sections OF passed February
2Oh 1874 entitled IAN Art precrbing the duties Of Reg
listers, and for other purposes"
SEC. |. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State OF Tennessee, That the first three sec
tiOns Of the above recited act De, and the are
hereby repealed.
Sac 3. Be 1t enacted, That hereafter it shall be
the duty Of the County Court Clerk to collect the
State tax on oil deeds for registration.
SIC 3. Be it further enacted, That it shall be
the duty OF the Registers to make settlements with
the Clerks Of their respective County Courts, and
pay any moneys that may have come into their
hands since their last settlement with the County
Commissioners Of their respective counties; aud the
clerks shall account for the same in their settlement
with the county commissioners, and pay the same
as heretofore provided by law.
NELL S. BROWN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
EDWARD s. CHEATHAM,
Speaker of the Senate
Passed November Is, 1885.
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For the Ma hvilIe Patrio,
"Sweet Memories of Thee"

AMELIA.
When the daylight fadeth softly
In the golden tinted west,
And our wandering thoughts and fancies
Fold th'ir weary wrgs to rest;
When the vesper star is smiling
At her image in the sea,
Then he zephyr's breath comes laden
With sweet mem ,res, : love, Of thee.
When the misty twilight shadows
Steal into my quiet room,
Aud the 6dIl hr,light flashes
Strange amid the gathering gloom;
Where thy voice, like murmured music,
Breathed its passion tones to me,
All! thrs hour will whisper
Gentle "memories," love, Of thee.
when the midnight noon Is beAmng
From her radiant throne above,
With the burning stars forever,
In their mystic watch Of love;
Then my spirit disencumbsred.
From It's daily IT, is free,
And aga n ia ,hadcwy 'drramland,"
Holds communion, love, with thee.
And wilt :hou meet me, then, at evening,
when the daylight disappears,
And each bud and blossom slumbers
B4thed Ia tWilght's dewy Tears,
When sweet iespe, u" is nj rored,
In "sewaney'," chrystal tide,
Where We wandered, wnen you whispered
wilt thou be my spirit brldtf'
Oh! meet me thul altho' our pathway
Here n esrh lies FAR apart,
Severed - yet stIll united,
Nine, - Al, know thou art;
Soon, ike pilgrim, We shall enter
That celestial Ct y, where
Sou with kindred 5, u shall mlngle;
Deare't viii you meet U there.
CLARA.
ans No Corr tuE Nashvfll. Tenn
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
No. IA South Front Street,


A B COOK, practical BELL and BRASS FOUNDER,
n successor 10 Weller Cook s prepared 10 manufae
turr 70 order, Bells Church,s, Steamboats, and PantA
tions Also Steam Whistles Globes, Cyl nder, Guags
fountain and stop Cocks Hose aud Salt wei, JOINTS jp
MOu tug Anti Friction Metal.
All work made by wth nrhtncss and despatch Of the
beet matera, at low prices, aud warranted. Janl6-ly
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

THEREAs, John CheAiwood, Of the e0uPy Of Bedford
w In the State Virginia died, seized and possessed
tract Of land which he resided the time Of his death
his will and testament which Is Of record In the
Clerks Office the Aforesaid county % Bedford bequeahed
she said tr land his nephew James Preeon Pends
ton residence unknown me, and from the best
Information induced believe that he moved many
years ago the o. Virginia 10 the State Of rennes
see am DESTROYS that he bis heirs any, shall obtain
the oregon and take possession q the proper
~ Any communication adore ed to the undersgned and
directed 10 Lynchburg, Va, viii be attended 20.
HIRAM CHEATWOOD, Exr
marchis-im Of John CheatWood, deed.
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Two NIGHTs MoRE.-W arden's Opera Troupe
will perform two nights more AT the Theatre.
Monday aud Tuesday evening-Monday even
ing being set apart for the Benefit of Mr..
WARDEN. We hope to see the house full Cd
this OCCASION
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g. xIcHnL- l. y. cKEES. o.. u. RALLY.
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 10 aud Al College St, Near Broad,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

DsALEHz
Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Beeswax, Graia, &c, &c,
DY LATE ARRIVALS FROM NEW ORLEANS oui
ID Ssork Of Grocsr1es b In part complete, and
prepared otter lndRcsnsnts 90 CITY and Coaury Dealers
uho may Av0r VIII cal We have IN stors, and
rys the following ooeas Which Ulu ssi hoe Cor CASH
iso hhas Pair 10 Chose Nssl - boxes Pickeb,
ORLEANS Sugar, SO DO Glassware,
80 barrels MoiAsses, ~ do Yeast Powders,
Is \ do 60, cases Kv. Mustard,
- barrels Syrup, 10 lag space,
$50 bags Rio cosce, 10 Do Pepper,
- bAFrsls MAckcFeL 8 do Ginger,
IS n d. da. % Demgohns, Asso Ted siAss,
IS kas do, ice n. q d Caps,
So keFs Nki Asserted siscs 80 boxes star CAEdles
% boxes n. 4. RaisthE 10 eases Aatchea
To- Painted bactet 80 chest Teaa warn bFanea,
50 Sess do Tsbs, 10 Ibis Afnonda,
80 aonsa Lsaaoa Porter, 10 dFGms erssA Figs,
5000 osars, Safioas er4naAl - eoxss Herring.
raseghsr VITA every artlsis usaany kspt Hne.
Nlchot. 6kKkN BAILEY.
rW- We aso have N stsrs. consignment 80 bags
ene fan, Faesosy hHsd, whirA ws via ssl very sAssP
isbis y O. ~
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FIRE.-On Saturday afternoon, the fine resi-
deuce Of Mr.. James A. Woods, situated on the
Franklin Pike, three miles from the city, was
destroyed 10y fire. The bulk Of the furniture
was saved, aud we learn the property was in
sured to the amount Of 81, 200 in the Tennessee
Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
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~ Davis, Pitcher & Co sell Groceries at
Auction Tomorrow morning.
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A CHANcE-Tie Memphis Wing is Of
fered for sale to "any person qualified to
perform the editorial labors of daily pa
per" This is an excellent opportunity for
a gentleman Of energy, tact and ability to
invest them in an enterprise that will pay
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The Hog Trade.
Increase this season .

increase TINS reason o7@o'"
In publishing partial statement few weeks ago,
we stated that there was az average increase in
weight equal to twelve per cent, as compared with
last wear. The returns have since received, to-
gethcr with a more careful examination OF our
tables, leads to the conclusion TO put down the
increase ut . per cent aud in doing this We are in
Huenced more by an inclination to be rather below
than above the actual amount, than anything else
An increase Of III per cent on the total number
packed at the various points specified last season,
is equal TO 229 463 hogs; which, added to the in
IN numJer as shown by the tables above,
would stand as follows:
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River and Steamboat News.

The Cumberland continues 20 recede slowly
There are now only three feet water on the
Shoals.
The SaILje Vest got off Saturday, for St.
Louis.
The Cumberland put out yesterday for New
Orleans.
The Nettie Miller got ~ Saturday morning
from Trade Water, with cargo of coal.
The packet city Of Huntsville, leaves at
noon to-day for Memphis.
The ALe0RjG leaves for ST. Louis tomorrow.
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I3y The Gazette came out, Saturday, en-
larged and improved. This is another ndica-
tion of the intention of the editors and pub
fishers to 90 into the approaching campaign
with will to : end and be spent, to do their
utmost to push forward the American column.
Success to them Ia every way.
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WILL a few days, be In receipt Of shipment Of Ca
TAWHA CRAPS CUTTINGS and ROoTs oSz TEiR OLD. Anor-
ders left with me viii be promptly ned.
T. A. MCCALL,
marchi9 Once at W. s. Whiteman's Paper Store.
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Wanted immediately,

e GOOD MILLINERS. Also, 4 or young Ladies to
" learn he busin Apprentices. alo want young
LAD ~ attend in the store. Z. WISE.
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