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SHERIFFS' SALES.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

virtue ofa writ Of directed
ID delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county Tennessee at Its January Term 1885, viii expose
TO pubic sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
House door IN the city Of Nashville the fh day Of May
1885, all the right title claim, interest and estate which
G. Leak and j. w. Page then had may since have
CURED in and to the following described property to wit
OF No. % in g. v D. Stouts addition Nashville,
fronts rs feet inches South Cedar street. and running
from that place S5 feet inches, towards McLemore
thence at right angles with Cedar street, running back 70
feet inches thence towards Spruce street. and parallel
with Cedar II feet inches, TO lot No g. owned
by said Lsake thence with said lot No g. al feet inches
towards Cedar street. thence at right angles with said line
and parallel with Cedar street II feet inches, thence
right sng and strait line ogards Cedar the
satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor Of Henry Shacke-
ford. JOHN X. EDMONrSDN, Sheriff,
BY L. I. SAUNDERS, Deputy.
Nashville March 81 1856
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NashvilI,, " arch 10, 1856
NHEIkIEE,N NALE

ID and delivered, ON the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term 1856 will
expose public SALE TO the highest bidder for cash. at the
hnu door in the city of Nashville the third day Of
May 1885, all the right title claim crest and estate which
W. McNairy then had may since have acquired in aud
to the following described property Owi 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 Dayii Mitchell and Ragen Topp
below, and an Burton above beginning red oak and
forked topped oak said Burton line running south
ty five deg east seventy two poles, t. mulberry thence
east hundred aud twenty poles stake being the
conditional line btween said TUpp and said MITCHELL thence
south two hundred and eighty poles TO honey locust and
elm dead black locust Gentys corner thence with
his line two hundred poles TO Higgons Bartons corner
north with his line to the beginning, containing 4
being levied upon the property Of W. II. McNary sat
sy judgment rendered in favor s B. Hamions Adm
against McNairy Hamilton.
JOHN K. EDMCNDSON, Sheriff.
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LECTURES ON
Experimental Chemistry and Philosophy.

Series Of Ten Lectures vii be delivered at the BALL
The YoUSG LADIEs SEMINAR Masonic Hail. by A. T.. ASsoAS
NJ D. Professor OF Practical and Agricultural Chemistry
the University EVANSVILLE commencing Friday gh March
2ls at ~ O'Clock, and continuing Friday night
iii the course il completed
Third Lecture-Fridsy, April 9Th. Subject: NIrRoGKS-
CIr6oH, Curbonjc Oride CIr5oRic Acih
Tickets for the Course admitting Lacy ard Gentleman
s. Single Lecture 80 cents For sale at the Book and Mu
sic Stores
~ Gentlemen earnestly requested to use To-
bacco in the Hall aa apl
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FROM KANsAs.-C Robinson, Free State
Governor of Kansas, Col. J. II. Lane, Morris
Hunt and Robert Klorz Esqs., arrived at Gin
cinua'i, en- route for Washington.
Every thing was quiet in Kansas when they
left on the oath ult
Ii is stated that the District Court Of the
Territory of Kansas will meet at Lecompton
on the first Monday in April AT the same
time the case of the members of the bogus
Legislature, and OF the mock Governor aud
other State officers, will he presented for the
consideration OF the grand jury. Under The
laws OF the Territory now in existence, it will
be strange if all these men are not indicted.
That their arrest will follow if they do not
muke their escape from the Territory, is equal
IL certain Lou Jour.
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DY virtue Of writ of UeditiOni ep0ndS directed
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court OF Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term 1885, will
expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash. at the
court 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 to the following desc bed real estate towt Situated in
South Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee being lots No
II and 49, distinguished in the plan OF the Bosworth lots
fronting 29H feet Market street. the other q
said street, both running back 12 feet inches being levied
upon the property OF William Stewart satisfy judgment
rendered in favor Of B. W. Hal.
JOHN h. EDMONDsON, Sheriff.
Na-hville, March 90 1856.
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River and Steamboat News

The river was rising slowly yesterday, feet
being reported on IIarpeth Shoals. The wealth
or was clear and delightful.
The j. &. Cline, from Memphis, and the
ROsalie aud Weaona, from Pittsburg, arrived
yesterday.
The HartsrHlc for Waitsboro, and &c, for
Cincinnati, departed
The Clara Dean, for Pittsburg, was expec-
ted to leave also
The Cline departs to-day at noon, for Mem,
phis; and the Hosalie for Pittsburg.
The Castle Garden departs tomorrow for
Pittsburg.
The AJeonia passed Eddyville yesterday at
9 A. NJ. She will leave this port for ST. Louis
tomorrow.
The Cuba leaves for Paducah at P. NJ. O.
day.
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NHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of four writs Of UendioRi e7poHds d..
ID reced and delivered from the honorable circuit courf
Davidson v, Tennessee at its January Term, 1885,
will expose to public sale, the hg bidder for cash.
the court house door in the city Of hv the 3rd day
OF May 1856, all the right, title claim, interest and estate
which John Graham ten had, may since have red
in and to the following described properly to witt Lot No.
81 fronting twenty-five feet alley aud McNairy line,
and extending in pth towards College street. sixty
seventy ieet less; and also ff feet froAtng
the above mentioned alley and McNary line ard met below
the lot above described and running towards College
being levied upon the prop Of John Graham satisfy
judgment rendered in favor Of A. Morrison
JOHN X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff
B. z. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED By INHALATION INDICATED vAPoRs.
DR. VIM HuNrER brother of Dr. Robert Hunter respect
fully announces to all who afflicted with diseases
the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to e. Louis,
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which wide
spread their and terrible in their results
diseases Of the throat lungs It, therefore, becomes
matter Of socitu6e to the Profession know there
be any means whereby diseases controlled and
ameiorated
Dr. R. Hunter and Tyef have made these diseases our
peculiar study several year, and have found
the only whereby these diseases reached by
direct application the prescribing Of medicines which
breahed the lungs in the form Of vspor are
consequently brought contact with the whole
face Of The lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending full description of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms
VIM HUNTER, MD,
Office on Eighth ST., between Pine and Chestnut sts,
ap1-3m West side st. Louis, No.
DoS'r TELL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness sake do tell about else there will be
unmarried people Weddings will be the order Of the day
Every body choosing help mate In another
is the advertisement Of that much talked Of book by Prof.
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you the exact process the Of creating love- compel
ing any body love you dearly, whom wish to inspire
with that tender passion But them should such get
into the world Read the book yourself but keep silent
That's our counsel-K Y Tribune
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Throat Diseases produced by salvation, Hacking Cough,
Brochal Affections, Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma
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The Of 7. H. Ramsey alone shoule satisfy any who
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~ An ounce of facis worth pound Of theory and the
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of the stomach, whether acute chronic it may be
mended for its soothing, cordial renovatng influence
Dyspepsia heartburn, loss Of appetite nausea,
tremOrs relaxation and debility &c, relieved by the
Bers in very short space Of time; ard perseverance
their fails thorough cure See adver-
tsement
PROF WOOD's HAIR REsTORATIvE.-The testimony Of ali
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article, is that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age II put
both with and without sediments See advertisement
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New Spring Goods.

1t will be seen, by reference to their adver-
tisement, that Messrs. ANDERSON, ALLISON g.
Co, are in receipt of important additions to
their large stock Of Dry Goods. This is one
of our wholesale houses whose stock comprises
every thing demanded by the trade, whether
the product of foreign or home manufactures.
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Putnam for April.

We are indebted to w. T. BERRY & Co. for
a copy of Putnam's Monthly for the current
month. Its table Of contents presents an
agreeable variety.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue OF writ OF VeHdoHi ETpOnGs, 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
court house door in the city Of Nashville the Bird Gay
May 1856 all the right title claim interest and estate which
Laner Falls IN had may since have acquired in and
20 the 70 loving described property witt piece parcel
Of land situate in Davidson county TENNESSEE part Of the
land the sad Charles l. Love resides on and bounded
follows beginning at stake VIM Kings north. east
in William b. Lewis south boundary line, running north
S9H degrees east with said line forty poes in
said line thence south IN degrees hundred and
twenty poles TO stake John Rains north boundary
line with the agreeable its bearing south Sp deg
u poles to stake VIM. Kings Outh Of tie
he lives on; thence north with nss line rs
poles beginning containing 81 poles Being
levied the property OF Lanier Fails satisfy Jugd
ment rendered in favor Of Ewing & Williams, Exrs.
march1T-tl JOHN X FOMONDSON sheriff
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SIIEIsIFF,> SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of directed ndhelvered,
- fOm the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county
Tennessee At its January Tenn, 1885, will expose public
sale the highest bidder cash, he house
in the city Of Nashville the Sd day Of ay 1885, all the
right title claim interest and estate, which Joseph W. Mc
Even then had since have aCquir ed and The fol-
lowing described property tO.wt certain lot Ct land in
Hayd county the town Of Nashville fronting on Vine
street brween Spring and Broad streets, beginning the
southwest edge Of ioundatOufO fence between the
properly Of the said Boyd lot, occupied by L. Stones
the We side Of Vine ect and running with said
northwardly feet less PLANK dividing
said sixty feet lot from Mrs Boyds property the north
TIA right angles with said street feet feet
ley thence with said alley six feet less 10
right line 10 the beginning thence EJECT to the
beginning. Conveyed j. H. McEwcn by Eliz beth Boyd,
by deed registered Book % page 49, being levied upon
the property of Joseph W. McEweu satisfy judgmen
rendered in favor Of Truiit Brothers & Co.
marchlT-td J. X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff
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ty- Lyons & Co. talk to-day to the readers
Of the Patriot, who are not dsinclined to
smoke fragrant cigar or quaf a glass Of rosy
wine. They keep none but the best articles.
~ The Rev. LEROY J. IIALsEY, d. D., Of
Louisville is expected to preach u series of
sermons at the % Presbyterian Church, com
rnencing night at II o'clock
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of reHdtOHi erDOnds directed
u and delivered the honorable circuit David
county, Tennessee, at its January Term, 1885, will
pose public SALE the highest bdde for cash. the
house the city Of Nashville the 3Td day May
Is g. all the right title claim interest and estate, which Jo
seph W McEwen then had since have acquired, in
to the following described property, to wit certain
piece parcel Of land in Davidson cunty in the town Of
Nashville, and fronting Vine between Spring
Broad Streets beginning At the south edge Of
foundation for fence between the property Of Elizabeth
Boyds lot occupied by L. Stone the side Of Vine
street. and running with said northwardy g. eet
less plank dividing said sixty feet lot fromMrs
Boyds property the NORTH thence right angles with
said sixty feet foot alley; thence with said
alley sixty feet less stone argh line the
beginning corner thence feet to the beginning line; being
the property transferred by Elizabeth Boyd to Joseph H.
McEwen 28d September 1853 registered In Book % page
49, be ng eve upon the property Of Joseph W. McEw
en-, SATISFY judgment rendered in favor Of Truit Broth
ers & Co.
mar-hl7 JOHN X EDMONDSON, Sheriff
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u We remark that the prices OF corn and
wheat quoted above those which the producer
could get for a large quantity there is, however,
no demand, and we hear Of no sales.
Iron Market.
LOUISVILLE, April l-IRON-We still quote bar
at &c for stonccoa and 4c for charcoal in large lots
and &c and tic for small lots. In pig the only
Transaction reported was a small lot Of No. !
Brownsport at $35, mos.
The PiJtsburg Gazette of Thursday saws:
MErAL--We learned, after closing our weekly
report that holders Of cold blast charcoal ask $685.
instead of $50; buyers, in the present bare cOndi-
ton Of the market may be induced 10 give the
latter figure, but hold back with common bar iron
selling at 2f) from the former sale of 200 tons
Tennessee cold-bla charcoal was made yesterday,
to arrive, at $50, mos, and It is not improbable
that all now on the market would be taken, if Of
fered at the same figure.
Cotton Market.
Augusta, March 3l-CoT oN-The day has been
unfavorable for business; nevertheless, there has
been tar demand, and several hundred bales
have changed hands at full prices
CHARLESTON, March 81 -CorTox-The weather
is uuiavorable to dav, and the market is quiet
Sales 200 bales at 9talOa
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HiRhlRnder.

H1Eh1ander.
FTNHIs nob.s aad much aamged k4cv Here has -
Il been uthdra from the furf and gil aa&ke n FE@l
the s-ason for iSa6 The NAshviis Race Couras, ILL
IN charge q NJ. Phips he u be nlied q any ~
S25 raeh, Gso0u fre elSeasCn - thr itth
81 FrbruAFy the teh q JAY. Mares witch an
10 prove In ioal may BE- returaed ffes nsxt year.
hfsELAxD9H rich eAesnet, ycArs ed next spfag
EAs so by Gencoe imp his dam tas4nes, By MenareA
imp Fer saIi pedigree ard performances, tails shA
sH furush He siKssa hans in height And
baes 9Th of FeDsrkAbls power And bsAaly very
beet eoustitatlon tsnPef End acgioa-
marcAz5-dlm ID. I. hedANock.
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COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.

NNshVlIIt, ApTT A. I556. J
COTTON-There was increased activity in the
cotton market yesterday, and the sales amounted
to something over 500 bales at 7iast per 10.
TOBACCO-S,les of only hhds. at $50, 6S5,
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nItERIEE,N SALE.


pYvrue Of writ n re,dOHi ponas to me directed and
ID delivered from the honorable court Of HcSman
county Tennessee a. It's February Term 1886 will expose
to public sale The highest bidder, for cash, at the
house door in the city OF Nashville the Srd day Of May
1856 all the right title, claim interest and estate which
Richard Fell then had since have acquired in and %
the following described property, to w Two lots Of ground
in Davidson county in south Nashville, the property Of
Richard Fell known and designated the plan said town
lots Nos % aud "a fronting College street. viz: No. 20
fronting 60 feet and lot Of the 81 feet and lot OF the
o. 30 feet and running back alley being lot sold by
d. D. Pat lex said Richard Fe aud which said Fell
sided in 1872 valued at thousand dol fI descrp
ton Of said 10 in The d, ed from sad D. d. Patrick said
Richard Fell recorded in Book u. page 90 being sud
upon the property of Richard Fell to sasy judgment
rendered favor Il Behelh n. Carter s-s2
marchl JOHN X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
SHER FF'S SALE.
DY virtue a writ Of condition. epoHds directed
ID delivered from the honor bic rcuit OF David
county, Tennessee, At its January Term 1855, will
pose public sa to the highest bidder for cash at he
house door in the city q Nashville, the Sd day Of
May 1885, all the right title, claim interest and estate which
James Bergen then had since have acquired in and
following tract pie parcel Of land, situated, y ng
and being in the county OF Davidson the state Of Tennes
see South Nashville, and known and distinguished in
plan Of lots OF record in the Registers 0ce Il Davidson
county In Book No H. pages 204 s03 being levied upon
the property Of James Bergen to satisfy judgment
dered in favor Of r. NJ. Porter.
JOHN X EDMONDsoN Sheriff.
by L. Z. DKAKs, Deputy.
Nashville, March 49, 1856.
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PROF. WOODs HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony Of ali
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article is that will the gray and the bald eradicate
seaSe Of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. 1t is put
both with and without sediments. See Advertisement
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Na.hviIIe. March 81. 1915. - - ~
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THE INAUGURATION.

Tho above expression is scarcely applicable TO the
Virginia mod. Of Installing her officers, and yet We
Ar. q, los. for one which would be more applicable
10 the republican proceedings that were enacted at
our capitol yesterday.
| Between the hours of II and II o'clock, the Gov
ernor elect, Henry A Wise, Esq repaired to the Of
ice of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth, where
ie took the various oahs OF office. prescribed by
law, before Judge Meredith of the Circuit Court of
this City. He them by letter, announced the facts
70 the two Houses of the General Assembly.
At II o'clock, the Lieutenant Governor elect
Elisha w. McCOmas, Esq., took his seat as the pre-
siding officer of the Senate and called that body to
order. After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge
the Lieutenant Governor arose and delivered
chas.e eloquent and patriotic inaugural highly "p-
propra,e to the occasion, and exciting the hearty ap
pause of the throng of spectators that had been At
tracted to the Senate by the occasion. Between
II and l o'clock, Governor Wise proceeded
to his mansion, where hs was met by the
officers of the First Regiment Of Virginia vol
uneers, under the command of Col. Thomas L.
August. The Colonel, in a few neat remarks intro
duced his associates to the Governor who happily re-
sponded and rendered them cordial welcome to the
inequalities of his home. Many members of the Le-
csature and other citizens, were present and were
embraced in the invitation, and all went in and gave
evidence of their hearty acceptance by the earnest
manner with which they partook Of the bountiul re-
freshments that were spread before them All coun-
tensnces seemed happy, and many were the New
Year aspirations that proceeded from lip to hand and
from hand to lip.
The whole scene was simple aud unostentatious as
the most straisht-laced Republican could desre and
yc, i, was interesting and impressive in the extreme
1t was suggestive too of hopes that belong only to
the patriots breast and that can be nurtured only in
land where all are peers and oil are sovercgns. So
may it ever be.