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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
SHOCKING MURDER IN OHIO.

gallon, q Saturday, Jan. 5, 1891.
a 9,uiiomau by The name of Ga 1DharI was murdered
~ Tic ~ inst, near tie edge OF his town. He had
stated 10 attend parry, aud fifteen minutes after he
al len was 0Ec3yei, IN the road dead, with two
Ccspc.a'c wound. in Ii, lesi SJsp'iou is 6Xed upon
q rn'u 10y The name OF starr. Jealousy IS assigned as
ibe ecu !or the coami, ION OF the murder Starr has
fec ALI $50 is dyod !Jr biz arrest 1t IS supposed
ha he vii eDdoavor to make his way 10 Ca ilornia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
EROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Saturday, Jan. 3, IS0I.
\ steady snOw-storm prevails here, with the Proba-
bIity 81 "a heavy fall.
Tie Members Of the Legislature ere arriving slowly.
HOmy s. PrenCergsst, L. NJ. Sherman and others VINO
have bees named for the Speakership are here.
Prcsiof mt King Of Columbia College brother OF
the Governor and Gen. Rufus King, of Milwaukee,
son of the Governor are here.
VaIio, candidates for the Clekshi2 aso on hand.
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TIE WEATHER..

IIHtoA. Jar. 3-Sno feli heIe TO TIE depth OF SIX
.nchc- isst Eiebt, SnJ Is still fs.iog.
BOSToS, Jan. al: has been snow Dg heavily here
al tie frturon The wea,oer is mild szd there are
tLd!Cat Ois O rain.
BOsroN, Jan. 1, 1897.
Avcu' foot OF fell here duriug yesterday and
sst aig end II - a,jCs5ly diilJod All the stcim
boat 'i'ju, from N,w.lcIh % Day were late
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THE,HON. CHAS. SUMNER.

BOsTON, Jdu. y IoOd
TIE Chronicle of tomorrow morning will contain
statement direct from the Hon. Charles Sumner, an
ncUi Gang that in consequence OF the urgent request Oh
his ph,f Clap he will not leave for Washington to-
moi w. as he intended HIS physician states that bis
nslvou system is mobdy sen-itye, and the greatest
sRut,n necessary although HE strength Is surely
but son " recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
SOUTHERN MAIL

BsLllNORE Jan. Z, IS)7.
Mobile papeis OF Slndsy las, arc received. Two
Ncw-Oi s.s mails tlv .NeIGOe.
Sone frame sio1, on ceiling houses the corner
Of King and Broad streets Charleston were destroyed
b, fIe IN Friday. TIE less not extensive.
a man canned Sh,yc vi. vito and two children we're
nuIJeito "a Indian River, Flciida aud their house
wss suleoqrtoy boru7l Ii ID supposed to have been
GIe 10y lncilLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON Jan. 3, 1857.
Owing TO the interruption of the holidays the
Committee on NJ lesge have not been convened, as
was expected and desired and consequently no
plan for changing the present system has been
adopted. Mr. Sneed, the Chairman, is inclined to
a reform which will abolish mileage entirely, and
increase the compensation to four or five
thousand dollars year. Mr.. Evans OF Texas
fayors another mode, which is not yet matured.
The proposition of Mr.. Kelsey, already explained,
will perhaps, BE- moved as substitute for any
project the Committee may recommend, II IL Do
practicable TO get an agreement at all. From tue
feeling informally manifested by the House, II Is
evident there is strong indspositiOn to take up
this subject fully or give II even the consideration
which fairness requires. But gentlemen VIII have
to GO upon the record if only half a chance should
be offered, and the constituents may have the OPP
pOrtuIity of separating Tire wheat from the chan.
There is no foundation whatever for the state
ment that the Supreme Court has decided the
Missouri case or given any indication by which such
an inference might be drawn. Ii was announced sew
eral DAYS ago in this correspondence that up to that
time 70 consultation had been held, and what was
true then is equally true now So far as the opin'
ions of tie Court are concerned ii was very well
understood at the last term that Judges Mclean,
Giier aud Curtis dlSnc ~ aiilrlned the COhslullOh-
Atty of the Missouri Compromise, while Judge
Nelson leaned in the same direction with some re-
scryaiions which may have assumed grayer form
since tlen. stil it will not be doubted until the
contrary appears, that he can separate from the
others named on this question. The hope was en-
tertained at one time that judges Catron aud
Wayue would have followed their known inclna,
tiors, but events which have since TRANSFERRED
90 not encourage that expectation now: Ii the
Constitutional aud legal merits OF the pending cause
hall be directly decided, and not collateraly, as
was suggested at one time the Court may EXHIBIT
only a bare majority sgainsi The ConPrglni-e'
and that composed OF Southern judges; Sach
result would necessarily impair the moral eilect oil
the Judgment because men could not dyest them
selves of the impressioDuuder such clrcums anees,
that the same power hSd in, AIDED this tribunal "hIen
had possessed in one form or another e'erI d'Paf'
ment Of The Government.
All the rumors to the contrary nOtwi 'hstanlils'
the Committee on Public Lands in the House have
not vet finally agreed upon the shape OF the facihc
Rsiirosd bill. AT the suggestion Of Iien. husS ''
Texas. the King Walker Company. and others
weIe admitted as the grantees for the laAd ,pPo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-05
CONVICTION OF TUCKERMAN.

BOSTON, January $, 1897.
This rife noop alter about ak hours deliberatioa
+he il,v IA the case Of VIM. s. TuckeImsn, charged
viii G.,fauGing toe Eastern Railroad Cooperation,
rtuoerd verdict OF guilty. The Hoa. Ruids
Chos,e counsel for the defendant, immediately filed
bin Of q options ON certain points Of the trial which
will Dc sr.ued before the ni deposition of the case
Tucke,Ina remains at a,Se b1i. The present YER
Diet W., 'or spProlrssus 5000. M nervous other
Indictments are peudny against hin
The imports q fo1esu foods at the port of Boston,
fnr no .rcck fnlinn ! 40. = were as tNllONs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
mK FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
u ID g. "a FIELD +.

ON THURSDAY. the i4h Of Nav next en- the premises,
" VIII sell the following building Lots all Of which
wei worth the attention q buyers.
Remember property IN around Nashville Il advauc-
ing rapidly and be who delays buying this year win
have pay large advance hereafter. The Lots shall Of
Ter as follows
residence Of Mr.. Puck, fronting each 81 feet running
s2 eettO Is feet alley. These are Lots that
closed the best cedar picket fence that be
ON RUSSt IL STRkEf-In Houstor's Addition Lots 2e ,
So 81 81 49, and IS at the OF Oak these Lots
50 feet ard 170 feet deep Also, lot No II, on
Woodland street, in this Addition, surrounded Nhh new
plank fence.
on FATHERLAND sTREET-LOt 70, u, rs and 70 in
BIood's Adcition
On FATHRkLAND sTREET.-Lots Nos. 5 6 rs, 9, 10.
ON RUSSELL STREEf.-Lots Nos. IA, IS, and l6, in
10 Iicofrris Addition.
On WOODLAND STREEr- No. I9. 90, 21, 22, % and -
in blood's Addition dstey pose the build
ing being erected BY Me Hicks Dsrcsn and Nor.
gan. these Los shSl not brag or any thing could
saw about them would f4h FAR short Of TIE truth
on THE GALLATIN PlKE-Lots- Nos. 5, S, ., II, Is
and Is in Fosters Addition
LOIS Nos and 6 ia Bood's Addition
That handsome adjoining the residence OF Mr. wash
ingtou ees front and running back 2a0 eet TO street
on the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence ofMr Leseur,
fronting lCV feet the npke and running back zs ieet
to an Al ey.
Two handsome Lots on the Turnpike in shebys Addition,
being Nos lS5 and 1856.
fEkAS-Thsse lots win be sold credit Of one, two
sno years, for notes bearing interest," sasacSr en-
dorsed and lien retained
sAie positive. Unnibusses IS usual ....
T. X GLAscocK AucEoneer. Aprill5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HAVING sold, within the last twelve months, eight
tracts or parcels Of Land TO eight different persons
some evidence that Offering good bargains. have
few more to offer to those wishing opurchase. As am
improving Farm Ashport, Tenn the Mississippi
River, have determined TO sell my Land in Davidson
Sumner counties during the present year.
my business at one point The Farm reside ~ miles
from Nashville, the Nashville and Louisville Railroad
and the 6sllatn Turnpike, half mile from Cumberland
RIVER, containing 12S acres, we'll improved with good
brick house with seven rooms kitchen, storeroom and
four rooms in the basement story all necessary build
ings Of every description Of cedar timber superior fruit
orchards fine garden and vineyard about 80
ed balance good timber, aad well in blGe grass.
bargain be had by applying }. L. K W. Brown,
Nashville, to myself. upon the premises.
ALS0-s25 acres, in lots to suit purchasers 10 miles
from Gallain the Railroad. good chance per.
Of small capital who want homes. Terms easy and
time will be gwen. Apply 70 Joseph s. Wallace Sumner
county, the Undersigned at his residence have
also Steam Saw Mill Machinery and Horse Mill Power
sale at bargain. b. EMBRY,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

ONE or two BUILDING L0fe, 10 The bestPOr- RE5
" tion q etJ. Those Sishng good locations ~
tor dwellings, nient TO business ad better cal -
mnediateiy You WI regret yoale this chance slip APP
DIV 10 tfebl1l A. " s. LINDSLKY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
UPWARDS OF 10000 ACRES OF LAND F0R SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

ON FUEsDAY, April 2sth win sales Of the
" Garret Lands the premises lying both sides OF
the new turnpike leading from the head Of Whites Greek
to C'arksvie, and commencing about twelve miles from
the City Of Nashville. These lands have been held in
large bodies for many by the Hynes estate and
to settlement. Messrs Garrett having bought and
paid for the lands determined to them to settle
ment We have recently sold abort 5000 acres and intend
to offer splendid inducement to every wornng-man
in the country to home in this high healthy and
peesai section. These lands abound with the dnes
eTanP nee stone springs and nexhausbs supply Of
good TIMBER In three four hours ride Of the city Of
Nashville by first class turnpike roads Persons wishing
engage in the lumber busines win rarely with such
opportunity Sale the turnpike the Craghead Spring
OmDibnsseS free usual and The other necessary trim
mines- NANCE 4 WOODWARD
If X 4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
MOST ATTRACTIVE PUBLIC SALE OF RFAJ
EsTATE-25 Oh 80 MINUTES RIDEFRoM
NASHVILLE

ON WEDNESDAY, April 22d We win offer for sale ,h..
" splendid tract Of Land known the former residence
Of CHARLES Hays Sr,, which c. N. Bsys, Jr resides
lying both sides Of the Nashville Chatianooga Rail-
road and Mil Greek Valley Turnbike, about eight miles
from Nashville, and contiguous to Antioch Depot The
whole tract containing about ls6 well improved
under good cedar fence The mansion house Is a most
superb aud spacious brick building surrounded by all
cesSsry outhouses Kitchen, smokehouse and nts
houses and yzrd-euce all built Of brick. nngber 81
neverfsng springs Of son lree stone water; splendid
fish pend well pped with fish; spring house. barns
stables, etc, etc. Good apple and peach orchards
fair supply Of timber. The above land will be divided into
tracts varying In size 70 sui purchasers Sale premises
For further particu ars see bills
NANCE WOODWARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL sell upon favorable terms exchange for city
property my Sligo Tract, embracing about twelve hun
dred acres Of Land, Tavern House, Store, Warehouse
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Caney Fork River.
There about one hundred and twenty-five Of
rich Caney Fork bottom Land cleared and in cultivation
The balance is unusually well tmhered, and part Of is
very rch and has upon quarry Of very good Marble
The Caney Fork river Is navgabe TO this point
months OF the year. and the location is excellent
selling Salt lrOn Dry Goods, &c The Tavern stand
Of the best between Nashville and Knoxville The toll
gate ande ferry continual source income and taken
altogether this Of the desirable pieces pro
Perty, for the price asked in Tennessee.
Those wishing buy exchange would do well TO call
forthwith. A. L. DAVIS
pacL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
House and Lot for Sale.

DY virtue Of decree pronounced by the County Court
ID OF Redfod county, the March term, 1881, IN the
Of j. r. Calhoun aud 9th p4rte will sell in the
city OF Ma hvie FRIDAY, the ist day Of May next
House and Lot in the city Of Nashville Lot
So 10 the plat Of lots made for L. H. LRnier regis
tsrsd in the keg ers oce Of Davidson county,
No H. pages $50 and $50 Said situated on the cor
ner OF Washington street.
TERAs Said Lot will be cold follows; The purchaser
will be required to pay onehird in cash; the balance
equal Of and twelve months purchaser Civ.
ing hond and two approved securities.
~ Sale to be made at the Of the Markethouse.
nmarchI6-d 10. II. THOMPSON Commissioner
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near a.
i.bIi ' '. g. LINDsLEY. III
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
BRANDRETH,S PILLS

THIN and arrd blood secrete healthy bile ant
Il therefore the first thing for those who are dyspept
should be to commence the publication of their blood
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

CuGAR.-Ti hAas Pair rsns. .aa cAsses sss sa..r
essls w. u. ookpoN a 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
GREAT GIFT sAIE op G0Ln PENS. AC.

~ liberal discount to the trade.
apr3-1mv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR SALE.

L OTIS 2T4 and 2T5 In EWng's Addition, EWing's -
IL Avenue, which two sn AL name dvel. LII
ings. EoT sale cheap. Apply TO
feblS A. v. s. LINDSAY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
REAL ESTATE SALES.
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE RARE oPP0R-
1UNITY TO LANDOWNERS.

w offer for sale about 1900 Of Land, on Long
- Creek about l6 miles North Of Nashville. large
Por1n OF the same well timbere; splendid Saw III,
Popeeu oy never faing of wste; many conve-
snn eon ae Improvements; whole tract splendid
80 81 400 Capable Of making excellent siock-farm:
mere Is on tne miyard from 81 COO u $3 600 worth Of
sawed timber more WAGON nj tssrs. stockbog,
s ac &c W. every article necessary carry
I..l an 10 enterprising business this
profitable investment. FF'J ~ 1880
IEEAsInree equal payments in 6, p and "a rronths
satisfactorily secured payable in Bank with In,s-s.t ~
lien retained as usual. Apply to '' ~
march24 NANCE 4 wooDu.,n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
nm. mORsE,s lxylGORArING con.

ws have been vitness uAny q lts beasaeas resus
IN the perons several a. Who uere
trembling NsFss eta hcpess ecruy ana uha we're
any rsscsea - slssy q Dr.. Morses cordial ~ss-
kaa Register.
ssDa Nosszs fSvIooAzrIEa CoAnltL--Th1s ereaf Orr
ental reueff h admitted - sts fseutg sairlns cf
fxtrnerdnaFy ecfeT Ia al 81 diseases II
i tAe 81 Fsse Asaban plant dansf ~ Tie q
q chemistry, ~ The eezhrafed traveller and esnisf o.
Merpa. flS sEesss are ruig niraculons.@- " y Plck
I'VE have keard itrerpmnsnAea b. ugnt ce4hrnsrd
physcsaa1 a. The best rtefY kncHH ~ Nose
e - advertised 70 care Hnf we have mnny
selves ef debiliy ard aeFxeas pFcatrAioa that hns
Plslsy eRFsa and ihink vzuaee prsgaraiien, seIthy
81 the nare Is ts6rs."--F. " N<r1fd
KERsAN 4 RAIss, Whslssais and Retail Arrests
mafsAg7 No. - Puons egaass
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
Layergne Steam Mills for Sale.

HE undersigned, wishing to devote his time to his
Farm, offers this valuable property for sale upon very
favorable terms.
There Saw and three sets Of Runners complete work
ng order and every thing cOntrved best possible
manner for convenience.
In point Of locality 1t is being within 20 yards
OF the Railroad Is miles from Nashville and in the
richest sections in Middle Tennessee Any person wishing
o buy is respectfully invited to call aud examine.
will also sell my residence with the Mills il de sired which
and desirable property. have also three No.
Mule-Teams and Wagonsfor sale.
An22-3m mo HILL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

EoR and scuoun ef tks cers aad Msstsr n ne
81 Marras Tsney ~ Ae., pArte n t-e caaneef.
coaFt al hasnrla, ~ Firtas ~ esefo ID said essps
u9l fHutHDAY, he IN e Mar nszt, - me PR NJ
eel ~ pphie sale q LAAp fi1ue.si ~ -
kdFearid nardlon eoaniy TenasEese. 80 ne Nhitsl
crerk FnrnPiHs II pi1 ha laid 81 fnie pt4s fae4 e
ski d vi ! BE- rnh1f hef hefore tks day ofsaip-
Taans Fae7ty psr est Ca8hs taiSnce - ene, ne
ard tAFes uois1 saks1tsfs sse-fsss ptAftne
'A's'ssaa asa A'A '''' AvA LExDsIEY.
m eaascoes, Assannssr sp6
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

A HANDSOME LOT, IN HoastonS Addition, onaed
N G0odlapd street. Eity rst iroat and one hun "
ered and seventy tees deep. i hasbssn rseeHiy sn
e~eif LY s. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
LINDSLErs ADVERTISEMENTS. S.
POstpOneRaent.

.THHE continued ncemeucy Of the westhr has caused
to posp5ne my 6rs public sale, heretofore adyer-
dse1 of Edgedeid the 6sh inst, until III UhS-
DAY. the i4th May next The LOIS vish examined DC
ore day ef sale being satisfied thai the more they are
sesn the more they will grow IN public favor.
- --s- A. v. 8. L1NDSLEY.
4 =. 2. GLAscocx Luetonaer apri5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

cara ~ IA WaNR.
VIII tesR spnasssa,F On haaf = slprlF e DrB Aaa
sp.zAi.uS wns, uh.ea uA iaTnsh ne trsds Al Cin-
,snnaa, pEsess. hsisht aaaed. IA MccAsL
AplI AGENT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

ELMWOOD, the residence Of the late DR.. Kerry.
II Contains ten rooms, with Kitchen servants ffiA
ROOM suitable out houses, etc. 1he ground contains
FIVE with fruit good vegetable gardsB, me
well Of water etc. Apply 70
feblI A. v. 8. LINDSLk1.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM eoetaining ninetysevenezeS
N acres, With 70 acres Of woodland detsehed-inS9S
all 3 Acres on Whites Greek hys milk north of-<>-
Nashville, between the Farms Of VIM. Ewing and Rev.
A. L. 2, Green. Land excellent, well improved and we'll
watered. Is offered for sale reasonable terms
Apply to A. v. LlNDsLE1,
march2 80 College Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR SALE.

OF No. II In the Wilson spring Addition fronting "a
L. 50 feet South Union street. One Of the hand Il
soonest lots ia this sdditiSn. Apply to
iebis A. V. s. LlNDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR RENT.

VNBE Rutledge Property, with sbout Is acres Of ~
Ground. One Of the most desiI able reside noes LII
In the city. Apply 70 80 -
feL1S A. V. 3. LtNDSLE1.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
JouvEN's IEoDoRous PREPARATION
FOR INSTANTLY
leaning KID Gloves s
OF ANY COLOR, AND FOR
BEAUTIf YING THE COMPLEXION,

Price 20 cts. per Bottle.
ONE BOTTLE CLEANS FIFTY PAIR OF GLOVES!
IOUvFNps NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEANERS the
81 article by Kid Glove manufacturers OF France
to imp that purity and 20 the kid for which their
gloves are Justly celebrated. When the glove avs the
hand Of the is naturally mcre or less soed and
prepar alton is resorted to- cleanse and beauty it.
To clean kid gloves matter how much soied or what
color they dip piece Of white flannel in the prepara-
on and with il wipe OF the dirt from the glove, anu in
moment is pure and beautiful when new and as not
the slightest ordor proceeds from it, the glove can be i'm
medatey Full directions accompany each bottle
is also, the finest article in the world for cleaning Kid
Slippers &C. and used for the toilet will greatful bea IL
fly the complexion, remove tan and pmpes of ali nds.
The ladies Of Louis Napoleons Court it, exclusive Of
any other for this purpose. Beware Of Countereits The
we-known Of Solomon Content, manufacturer, is
all labels of the genuine article; all others spur
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Perumery
and Fancy Goods in Nashville and throughout the United
States and Canadas and Wholesale by the Prcpetors,
CLARK & CO.,
335 Broadway, New York.
II ? liberal discount to the trade.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR SALE.

TT1HE handsome Residence Of Mira. Q. 2. Bell. "a
i fronting o Capitol square and summer 30
Street is offered for sale reasonable terms. APP -
ply to IA. V. s. LINDSLEN,
feb2T 50 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR SALE.

II OF No. lOl in shelby's Addition, Woodland a
IL street, one Of the abandonment in the whole AH Il
aiton. Apply 70
feblS A. v. 3. IINhkLE1
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COUNTRYRESIDENCFS.

TNHE OLD HINTON PLACE, on the Galiarn -
Il THCnPke, miles nom the city sub-Glyded -AEA
into table Lots for Suburban Resasnces and now Of
fered for sale by A. v. s. LlNDSLEl,
febi3 B3 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR SALE.

IN West Nashville, Lot No. l54, fronting 20 feet q
Il Demumbrane street, and running back lI5 feet l.
to aney-a handsome lot. Apply 20
ieb1s A. v. 8. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR SALE.

TIHE HOMESTEAD OF MATTHEW NELSON, DEoD. a
l. This tract is beautifully situated the N. Q.
Railroad IL miles from Nashville, and s known the
very best land in Rutherford county. $50 under
good cedar fence and mostly in cultivation; the balance
well timbered Hurricane Creek through the entire
A1ordng abundance Of wafer the dryest
There also number Of perpetual Springs which make
very desirable Stock farm The soil is rich enough
saak for e and well adapted to the sTowth Of cotton
tobacco, grain OF grass
The improvements consist oil irAme Dwelling with seven
rooms, all o1t-hoases complete, gin, barn, stable etc.
The subscriber viii be IN Nashville lev weeks, and will
pleasure in showing the premises 70 any Who R1y de-
70 purchase. Terms easy; possession given nmedi.
ately. seblO-u l. NELSON.
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FOR RENT.

Two EEW DWELLINGS, on spruce street cor ~
per Of Union Alley, just hnished, cobtainipg Ia.
ch bye rooms besides Kitchen ants roou l
Merchants and others wanting houses eonvens n to Ihe
square bad better call VIII be rented With he ptiV,
lege Of next year. Apply 10
A. v. s. LINDSLyY
march11 50 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
FOR SALE.

LOT in South Nashville College street, beyond the
n Medical College, fronting s. feet beirg the Lot on
which RiVes' Carpenter shOP Ornsrly stood For sale
cheap. Apply 10 A. V. s. BlNI SLbY,
msrcb26 81 College street,