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WALKER or TO NICARAGUA

Total vote. 56,ls0.
WALKER or TO NICARAGUA
Menus. Nov ~ - The New bd.ans
and Nohie anal beat California has arrived.
srd " rlkrr aud i,is l,llow passengers are
not on hoard
ibe whole party wa. transferred from
the C,iiipfnt, tn the Steamer Dlck heNs.
Nhirh nss waiting M the lower hat5or lot
t.r California.
The Diek kp,.bsd on board consider
sh.t qn4uu, of siu- aud ammunition and
lroiphl, .om- m".
AVN tra nj b. men hrcame faint
heart d uu -etirg the implement. ri waf %"
ard the KY. nit were iradIiy allowed
to coue oh TO tai city.
- sa,n A. Walker and bi- men we're
placed aheatd the k.ys. h~ hastily steamed
dnV5 the hty
lbs Ptc,ytSg R-fore tbs reaches YOU
t.-n Naik.#vth hsv- lrfl the lutl~d states
500 Al- wsy hak lo Ntersens. with The Il Il
division Of r"lsu,n'-. Ipis dnl.n'n WI
.upl,r b vi ihrrr haudr,i and Il D., msu,
.ysl t,,uUu dt,.l ID whom irll ' ,ri"nus.
. tots pu..he, ln-r. r,e oY.' thirty "Aicets
aui u,u who we've with Na.A~r 300 Nicat>
asua.
ia. present force ms, De- cons A~fed
rather .uali. b., soor to ,h,ct iaudng
4ut predict ihu 10 vii be- found 'qhd lo
the dnr assigned It. Gen slk-t g'e. out
N,th m,r-h thr a'ivrucr suarh. To- Effect a
audlug sod make standing rotnt.
81 Leri-, Nov 10 Gov. lizard, Of Ne.
bra.ka has resigned
Nov News has reached Laramie
lhsi thn Nufmous burned three government
trains. consisting OF seventy five wagons,
urat 6ie+ptlsrr
NOV II ibe Kansas constitution en-
dofses the Deed scott decision and the lug
tive ssye law. he shaver, clause slooe
Vt.l b. ,nhmHted to the people about the
2OIh OF December.
Areu.rA. GA. Nov g Toombs haa
been elected 20 the |. s. Seua,o.
Nrw ioek. Nov 10 The hunger meet
ug. are nov holding m iompl,u, square
and At the Cin Hall he police bas sup
pressed speech mskug. \ regiment 81
troops IS held 10 reserve to preserve quiet,
Cotton Grm, Orl-sns m,ddliog l3l.
BurmoRe. Noy . -tom Iria return.
give illrk.. lmerl taf governor 4i.16i
rote., aud hnome, ldeml 81 i97 lhr
serafe stands. Amrucans -, democrat. :
ilouse. Americans II, democrats %
lunse dsmoetat, aud lAfee AneiieAn-
elected 10 Congress
Bo.roN \oy The slave gil Belt,
b,lerglug To- l.evl, sweet. ri Tennessee,
whn was brog. be helnrc chi-i justice shaw,
aAs been reminded To be- owner.
NA.u;NGroy. Nov o F. The admiuis,ra.
lion has nothing 10 do with any mgr emenl
hetween iiexicp ard tho l.oui.iaua i.hnsu
t-per company M regard To the l,husnte
pee route. nor dne8 II favor any other pu.
vtt lutrfr.ts
k,>.N.-- The National Drmoctai'e re-,
rn,u. al VOTES lpf Congress udd up: Par
iou 1902. K,m>ou 1913 Pauot sh,,d
118~ liut this include. f.. vote 81 We,
GL.e coat,. rrlact-d - aiaIv~ Stukn4
aat 'ba', Pr,ot'. jl,ee.o,D mJ t'y b. tu
creased no unuiN iuIO.
rmr,c,. Novo ihe Milwaukee Free
Democrat sBYs tNai tb~ v4'c Is so claus" io
tue STATE That nolhms bu, ,he ohie,nl re-
,uins will d.c'd~ IT,
CoLuugrs. Nov 2 The Ohio Ieg.-
,tnre .uud> seven democratic ~ uity ~
the Srnpte. nd -ight..u IA, the h"u.r
i."rl.,r1,r. Nne o h. river + Using,
nuh "a ie.t IN the rard. rud - 'n The
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

lnr RlYfa Ne quote IRON ,he South
Western Of "Wednesday.
" The river continues to rise slowly and II
the rains have eziended thtourhoat he az,
country, "e may expect suilici "a water lnr
The z - class ~ steamers Since orr last
The Linda. Montgomery, Sam Howell.
bioourrr. snd National have arrived fom
New Odeaur; the Wabash Valley aud
Sou1Aesn 0sm j,'rrtson"
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mr. Our due Han.'s n " 9aaael,. f.
lou l. 7 wisfiil G ". Chapn, and N,..r. 7
T. simfrt ani T ochurer iar latr iasin aai~fs.
And legislative matter Saeh htai. ire spif.,ia,.f
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l.CGISI. ATCUE.
sENATr

announced tho following Standing Cons
mli,-c..
CorNirrrr oS rtr JupIci,nv Pot
ter, Sinckd.le, shepard. Gfahrm. Pascal.
Wiglll, Quinan. Pukey, Msf,,n, Quinn.
nnd rs,lof of Houston.
Cowntrr,n ON FiNANon. Grimes. Lott
lI,dr. Burroughs. Metuiioch, Mihenn and
lI-,h-,t.
COMMITTEES ON Pus,'o LaNps.--Pmk-y,
rs,lo, Of IInuston. Wsikrf. Taylor. OF
Fsnriu. Caldwell. Quiuan ard Potter.
COMMITTEE os STATE >vyaIns Wig
fall Raen.l.. shepard. Potter. Taylor OF
Eanntn, Graism. >tockiai~. and Pa.rhn'.
Committee uN rns WAN, --brtion,
G,,hsm, lnlor oil fmuin, Efslh aud
Nrtullneh
Committee oS lNpi,S AsruRs F.
caldwell. Maverick, Button. fntb. f.hl,
H,.b IT. lpNlor oi fsonin A"d II lie.
{. aMItrr oN ipr,,riaS Quinan.
ra,ltr al lanoiu. Scarborough, Mctul-
lorh P.disa. Walker. sat Button.
t.nNtrttr on ruR frNrrsNriAuy.- -
bot. l.,lor al Houston. Milliesn, shep>
ard aud ,'nue-
COMMITTEE oN INTERNAL lwraovr-
srNr. pasrhAl. >torkdsl", 'hoekmp,.
n. rukry. Martin. iNluf oi Cass. Bur
ruush-. Nigid I'll. sui Rugucl..
CoNMtrtts oS pri>lltGr. AND tito
rio>. --Gr,h,m. Lost ku-,rl. Nlghdl
Scarborough, MiI'n'su. spd Met ull"rh
E NNitt,r rs Cot NriY- AM tnrNti
3 rNpNtr. Nj tu.'och. ht,in. alkrf,
P..th r,diso ifun and llNd".
C,nMittrr as Psty.ft LAM CLAM.
usuin, burroughs, htntop, M"e,lck,
Puk-N. itmt sud tfnih
t,NNirrsg oN Rn,Ds. Raipers ANp
fYRutrs Herbert. ituu. " alkcr. Gnmes,
Fall. Kusssn and Wren
CossirrtE oS CLAIMS AM Acc"uvrs
- Guiuu. lhrockmorlon, Martin. Maverick
Scarborough. Wren and Taylor OF tass,
Cuarifrsr on PetNrI>o ANp Cons
rtNrtNr ExrrNsns --scsfcotough, lay
lnt ct fsnuiu. Tor OF Houston, Gfa'
ham sad Lott
CrMhrrTr oS ENcRossrp Bus
Russell, l.ou snd Fall
CouuiIrEG oS ENROLLED Buns
fs,fnr OF Houston. Stoekdale aud Bur-
toaahs,
COMMITTEE on FrRlIc pfRr'-- Taylor
90 ta-s, Caldwell, Efath, Wren, Russell,
ll,te and Prdiso.
tunNtfrtr 70 Act ~ coNJrNcrfoE
VIM LIKE tossiirLs PROM rHt
Iiousr ~ IHr ENAsiNAlioN - mn
iEEAsuHrW's Book. AND AccouNrs.-
Burroughs and lhrockmutlon.
Covutrrgt uN ruE ItNp oTrrrr. -
Ntsn, !auop, QaWani lhfoekmofton
iall Irui' aud iuuh.
PUrIiioTs --lifkey Nm = W watt
Caldwell Nm q iBnrnam a.kef, set
ti-fs au Pacific K L Reserve ai.o. al the
Count, of iauua
Rs.art rtoNs !arlnr ot '1ss. 20 em,
pny c,flsm pnttsrs, Ihroekm Hrton, eS-
pedpurY OF amealng or repeating net Ia
ascertain irgsl CLAIMS for lands or money
against the state; Lott, Tor copies OF Ga,
PETITE aud lntrliiseucef
B,lL.--W Walker. Supplement TO Rsil
Road Reserve Act, rI.o, to create I3lh
Iu icial District, Pa-chal, 10 incorporate
Ca,iuo Association OF san Antonio.
lurRspNN, Nov - he Presided an-
nonncrd he following additional CONS
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MARRIED..

90 IhHfs ay tr. f.f hy ilir Re- " II iil W.
WILTON " 1AlfIitK ant Ms ELIZA l. BAIRD
h.ih ef ii8rH+Aa county
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

- S. tI- lss card OF N-.srs Mickey 3 ila4n-.
Bs.inr.. eu'fased 10 thea viii receive prompt asd
4, tiinl attention
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

lus IN, rLr AND Iut PNPrR trRgEN-
IS. The evils 81 hri-d upnn tbe cnurir,
H., the psp"r manufacturing aud ttap~i.i-
.nlne hnrk. ~" thns tr,citly set forth by
the \ru \o,k Dn Book:
." oar currency j. completely out Of
,ini aud 10 i rlunsl ppn-.''l- for la,
bY,iug lu,u ct m. chhur to g~i huld al a
h,nk hl, that he eau iuS bread. m~Ai. ot
potstop- with. This Shle money. It ..
tue. T. at prf ia WHll street, nut how IN,
tie 40 ~. people Get nj that class Of hll>
whlch c,, h- 60 posted NIX, to uofir 40
al T. t.t-,u m Iel,ey sre paid T." th"
lihafn. p-npl" lty nearly every -mpl,,er
aud 't~u tu,S have "a 90 fom .to'e to
store. Hnh shop 10 shop. hetof" they can
pass IL; and "h.u they do get it "f' they
must paw ten per cent unfe fpt Whist they
hny. Then, again. STAT" money is Int
little better one cannot 60 10 Philldelptis
with It, nor Ia Nostnu. nor Providence, nor
New Haven even without grpa, deal OF
trouble and HuunS nuc". Nav, thru, what.
We wonld a.k have the people done that
they should DO ttnublrd IN this WsSl
The hauk. never sid them one particle OF
good. uevef loaued them ANY money, never
gave them discount On the other hand,
they have loaucd the backs millions oi
DAYS h,hor aud taken their notes 1T hand
tof them Way should they be bothered
with bank bills an, longeff bet them put
stop to the issuing OF them, aud they
will put stop TO the ptil
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

A Yankee who had lust come from Flor
euce, being asked what he had seen aud
admired, sud whether he WAS not IN rapture
vita the Venus de- Nrdlci. replied, Well,
to tell the truth, don't care about those
stone gals"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

VT The correspondent OF the I'u. Del
ia, writing from Havana on the Dad s.,.
Brought into por, by n Spanish prize,
crew, under escort OF Spanish war st~.,
er. tho American bark \esln. Of Bos,o,
captured u. shaver IA The wsief. Of Sam.
I. Grapd.. about three weeks sluce. Sb.
has 10 negroes on board. snd J. 10 ..,a
most OF her cargo had been landed wh,n
she W.. seized. III ih. ssm- vicinity sno,a
-r American .lA.er had h~&a captured Ian
We. X, with GOO Ahicans--sn eastern vr.,
AL 6u-d out II, boston, or ihsr-sbov,.
fhs Yankees nrs getting nctlv~ IN tEr id.
vance Of clv'ias',o". n"d h-lpi"e Ia. heath,
-n into the lis't 81 christianity. Several
crfgo~s have been lseded .incs any la.t .d.
wees.
Another correspondent from havana. in
the same paper sal.;
The Bftsh sedan Emigration Soei.t,
having our welfare 1T heat, hH. lindl, .bin.
ped To- us b, tho h,lian BAH Alin,zs. " ii.
snp, Commander, 2Jj As,n,irs u. yn,.
AGE took POI ds,s. during which tia. 100
q til. objects at philanthropy died 'lh,s
! have l-a'u.d by an ace'd.ntsl f~,nark Of
90 who knows
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w AK
We pub,i.s ou GA, fret page \" s''icl"
IN relation to Blush c0yefnment II ind'n.
ehtch has gwen u. y. B, viii do"b'..ss Tvs
mos, OF our readers. u more ma, concep-
non Of IL. ccndiiiua oi that coan'ii. aud
OF III. character ri the s'fugss these, Tia"
We hay. hitherto acquired. u VII b" seen
tina, he army in ludis ), composed OF 800
600 p.,. Md that but 30 900 81 THIS force
sr- Europeans. Il ,ns estimate be cor
rect. Il would ..er, that there are 80 OO'
naiis.s, INJURED to arms. and accompanied
~ milhar, science, under the in.lfucii"n OF
Bfni.h utiicss. Il mu-, br evident Ia rv>
-r, one, that n. the contest proceeds, thi-
io,ce viii ultimately be driven from tho
want 81 hpmageousar-. ~ That hostility
81 i.slpg which nia.t naturally ais" be-
tween thsm aud British truot-, to take s'des
against the English gosernmeut The poi
icy al that government IA sudA Ia, heSn
one OF exseurn. m,sfule. snd TYRANNY, aud
although our synpataies woaid be natural
" with c,4iiz-d government "a contest
with hafhauaa.. our feelings cannot Dee
ysry andeuilv suitsird IA ~ Aypr, when wr
-4i .idsr thc maunef ~ wbrh +, bHs usrd
Of. authority Easlana has h,d passe.si1p
al ladla fsr nhaut 300 ,ta,s. aai sc eap.
got tut t,ascg bow liffle has been d0ne
within that peeoa. ty "a Goye'nmsui pos.
-,.siaq so much power. sad -uc6 unlimited
cahiroi. lor the csu.e 81 civilization. iadis
Two hpudfsa wears sgn Ms a land ct hst'
ba,ian.. Nshomedau,, aud beaibens. !, H.
little ,.e to day.
Eael4ud ba. ja., como GOT Of es'
which drew Hugely upon her rrsou5re,, and
we now fud he, before she hH. recovered
from IT,. ,drcis. Involved IN n war wi'h h.
dla and China That ibese ltfef cont~sts
val ultimately Involve - efeat an uu'i'f Is
IL. hfst, seem. evident ih.n She Ind the
ass,slauce % f,anrei now she stands slnne
,.,.b H.. .,.,.,,,,i,,,. d, F,,,p. Ia Etitt.b
4.t..l ~.
p'"f'' '''' '''' wy '''''
i.ta against her damu,on. ,t b. aiIie4A O.
perceive hos shs will snstafn hefsFi She
.. IN n eoptest with bstba+'aas % ls trua
,t..... .....,.., II ,...i.- .l..,.,., o..
cpu'l'"A7" "' ""'''''' ~
lt vii tax her resources to the utmost o.
carry on these wars. With that exhibition o.
..,,e, ,,l.,eb ,hay demand s,d y,tb ,,.
F''''"h
.te o4y lose India n sao rtghus 90. d
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or The Jedsrs7t GaIet;s 20 refsrcge,
e.. b, iaont,ir, narastanh Of mrs 3u r.li,
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n.. u,., .s,.t.d upon IN. .ul.,.et of ann.
stsi. ni different descriptions. lu our coun'
+ ~ "" "asr ai'ls' "''' ore R"H''e'"'i'
~ l''''F ,''''' w. ,''''
..'..t,,..,.,... .nn, ~ ons All, ,,.4
tl,.i IA. H.. b,t th..a b,nt. hired Tor s.se
al wp'k- even months, aui lhnt wt'h II
cur w'''"al'N' $50 "" mot e"'" "'E ''
deposits N our cnuniy Il what lhi- nia,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

r-f- Money faf .lla-rfnilHn. u. oe ins. g. the r.
publican seife csu 20 fr'fHHla hf esa.i af orr ross
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B.
o...s.r.n HE ,eift,tdmsr, deputies
..b,, s,,. .un,norsd general, ,etu..d To-
.n.,d u,t were WITHOUT o,sangato
.L,,. i.or dis TAets wss no sppat-ot
,.,,,rr,n 10 t.y ys,.f nhat.srr. 81, = a.n
.,.l rub. asd So do.uat do.h' thst % to.
ll..,,. had tla4.lt If i,,...s,, te cuutu.i
,..,, ans,g.. 10 tAs usu-i .sirut fh.,
ss.uii have dou- 80 The vtoie afut
spprsf.d 10 be- run,elJ boi,be'. cr ui.-
nauap-d, or mt-t'fee'.4, co. allowed 90 It'll
utougn ,em.Nuefe. VINO 3. la bl,m" we
rauant LAY. Boot wa are qpl'" -nte tlrt "v
have naw 5essb,das pstt, t'" very hc'or
.t 'uli i4 aud llt' mas change IN Affairs
utIl b. iof tine le'i-r.
Thor. ,y., l2Ci1 registered voter.
,e \.v o.la,a. 81 tins number ouh "a
t,scf,on over > 500 voted. Comment IL
un,..r,..trv
y.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

lioor. Dooutp 49, Ladies prepare for an
en,rem. chang. Ia your nshi-. for n PAtis
correspondent of the New York Courier
says the ladies sfe coming out without
hoops, hustle. waddiue or anything else.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

or 4 New iots dispatch Of ,bs 18Th
states tina, The India mail bring intelligence
Of tho capture Of Delhi by the British
ironns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

iHr RIcursr uReINi,N. ~ The finrss
tls Valley Wing sAys that Samuel' Hairs,
ton, of Piltsglya'tla county, is The richest
man ia Virginia. TIE owns 700 slaves,
aud lhey increase at the rate oi 100 year
lie is estimated 20 he worth 81. UCv $50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

Colonel Benton has 50 lar recovered as
to venture on, in the open air in front Of
his house. He is still qahe weak however.
aud seriously emscinted. III, recent ilness
ha, added at least a dazrn years to hs APP
peafsuee, aud substiacled fifty pounds or
more rom his weight.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-11-21

no opponent "a' unanimously e"'''h.
ih@ 'olia"i"g st"itm'h were ii'e+" '"
nomination to succeed '-"' ''e"'i''' '''
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\ \ioGgn 6ovfRN"R.--lb ~ Democratic
paper. produce sts,,.tirs to show that tie
Ohin Guv-runf 4 ha..l owes his election
to The r.gro vote 10" tinci"nH'i I'm.
auif-r ,aN.: At Oh.tlin over one bundled
.nch votes were east inr I has. \ Co In
\sht.iinl, many such w-r- also east. \.
,l.o IN lunhul here have been poll.d
= suilicIrnt unmher nl negro votes rhtouph.
nu' tar State to more lhau make up hasv's
maJauiy
The London lime. SAYS that the army
,ent hom England. and which will soon b.
On the Indsn g,ound. number. 50 OOo
men Crest Britain ev'd.n,ly intend. to
bring sl her energies to bear Tor the speedy
tesublupation Of the ,rvoied provinces
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PUBLIC SALE OF MOS VALUABLE CITY

nN MONDAY, The 18Th of April next, the premises,
will sell six very valuable Lots Broad street, tbs
corner Of Summer.
Lot the Northeast OF Broad street, fronting
30 feet Broad and 100 feet Summer street.
Also, four oher Lots Broad street, adoin ng above,
"a N go oIsy b.Iopging eyonsvev 10 The above mon
erty.
the South west OF Broad street. front
ing 40 feet on Broad l4O Summer, with %
foot alley The and within IS feet OF the southern Kali
road Depot This Lot is FREE SOIL.
All this property most egiOy situated for business be-
tween Railroad Depot and the Wharf, tho only
Of good width q the city.
These Lots will become prominent business stands. Come
and see for o lrselves.
Tsrms-I years credit for netes satisfactorily
cured, bearing interest AID lien retained. Sale at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ a, '. 5, LlNDSLEH.
T. K, G5AsCoCK Auctioneer. lmaT29-td.
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ST. coins mnrket, April 4.

st, GOiUs Market, April 4.
CoRy-A falling of in receipts Monday pro-
duced "a frmer market, and sales were made at an
extreme range Of 45m5l. Tuesday--reported as
heavy at 4Ga 40. with large supplies. Yesterday s
limit was 4SttJl, exclusive Of two lots choice old
yellow and white from store at So and 81. To day
dull with no sales reported except 2G3 sacks mixed
at 47@49.
LARD.-Demand inactive and sales include only
irregular lots Of country at l23@I3e. To-day sales
were made at l2!@l34.
BACoN.-Shoulders may bequoted from 81 to S8c
rib sides from 10 to lie; clear from II to l4c;
plain hams from to lOc T. Id; prime lots in new
casks at the outside rate,
PoRK-The market is dull for barrelled meats,
and mess is not in demand except for supplying Or
ders; small lois have been taken at 81 81.
PoTAToEs.-Common and inferior dull, and lower
than last week quotations. Good and prime pink
eyes in demand at 81 3O@1 40, and neshannocs
ST 5O@l 90 T. bushel.
Pig InoN-Quoted dull at S82,GS88 for Tennessee
cold blast S34Cl S35 for hot blast usual time, and
S3G@S35 q ton for Missouri
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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
Ed FLEE ID.

ON THURSDAY, the 10th OF April next the premises
~ wiz sell the following Building Lots, all Of which
well worth the attention Of buyers.
Remember property in and around Nashvl is Gd Vancng
rapidly and he who delays buying this year will have
TO pay large advance hereafter The Lots shall offer
/ follows
ON WATSON STRgET-Sir beautiful Lots, opposite the
residence Of Mr.. Buck fronting each 50 feet and running
back 1872 feet IS feet alley. These tho Lots that
enclosed with the best CESAR picket fence that
or RUSSELL STREET-ln HOustOn's Addition, Lots %,
80 g. 81 3D. a. and s. at the OF Oak) These Lots
50 feet front and 40 feet deep Also Lot No II Wood
land street, in this Addition, surrounded with plank
I fence.
On FATHERLAND sTREET-LOt 10, II, 70 and 70 in
BiOOd's Addition
ON FATHEBLAND STREET-Lots Nos. 5, c, Z 6, ., and
10 in BoOd's addition.
on RUSSELL STREET-Lots Nos. IA, IS and TO- in Zol
Golfers Addition
ON WOODLAND STREET-Nos I9, 90, q, %, % and q
IN BUOd's Addition Immediately opposite the buildings
beng erected by Messrs Hicks Darden and Morgan
These Loss shall not brag nyhing could say S1Ou
f them Wpnd fall sF short uf the truth.
on THE GALLATlN PIKE-LOts Nos. B. 9, 9, II, y and
IS in Fosters Addition.
Lot Nos S and in BlOod's Addition.
That handsome Los looming the residence Of Mr. WASH
iCgon 100 front and running back go feet TO street
Z with a street the side
That handsome lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. Leseur
OHtng 100 feet the urnpke aud running back 30 feet
alley.
Lott tae Turnpike in Shsby's Addition
being Nos I3j and 1856
TERMS-TBese Lots will be sold credit Of one,
and Tires years. for notes bearing interest," satisfactorily
dursed and lien retained Sale positive Omnih4ses as
usual A. V. s. LINDSEY
K. 4. GLAscoCK, Auctinncer.
= Also, LOS 100 and l0I Shelby's Addition, Wood
LAID street, adjoining the old TeitenCe. mar29-td.
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MAERED-Oa the 8 INST, by Rev. a S Riggs
Mr. JOINS ". LANGLEY to Mi=s AMANDA CARRIE
MORTON, second daughter of james Mor,O2, E q,
Cashier Of the Bank Of Tennessee, all # this city.
Winchester, Va, aid Baltimore papers please
cOny.
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BEERS & TERRY,
PRODUCE COMNISSION MERCHANTS.

AUGUSTA, GA,
II VIII attend the safe Of all kinds OF Tennessee
Prod see their StOTc. opposite the Planters Hotel.
REFEEENCEs-Hon. John P. King, Pres. G. K r. Augusta
J. A. Ansey, Augusta; X Butter, Augusta II. l. feat-
nan, Nashville, Team; J. A Brown. MurireesbOro, Ienn
Seymour, kan-Ing q Co, Nashvle. Ienn. LmrhlO-u.
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CHANCERY,

DOR and account Of James p NauTy C0mmissiOneF IN
the Of n. K. Perkins and Martha his wife, Vim. S
Reid and Sally G. his WIFE, Ahram P Maury Sepma Marry
and Ferdinand G. MauIy, heir Law Of Mary T. T. Msury
deceased, by yirtae of decree Of the Chahcey Court al
Nashville, in said cause will sell public sale the
premises, EDN the 2gth dag Of prl, about 90
tots in Nashville in front Of the Water Works par
csr Seserption Of walsh will appear n hand bills, 10 BIO
issued before DAY Of ~ale.
TERME-A edit Of one, and three years, for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing Understands lien retained
A. V $. LINDSLEY 80 College street.
E. r CLAsCOCK. AuctiORee- Imsr29-tr