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MILK AND CREAM,
Rectifying Establishment

1NHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
IL method Of reforming liquor dealers that he
has fitted up RECTIFN ING ESTABLISH
MENT in this city, and is nov prepared TO sup
ply all those who NAV favor him with their Gus
ON. He has On hand large stOcE Of Brandies,
Gin, Wines, aud Old whiskeYs, which he can
sell at as low Squire as they can be purchased
for either IA Baltimore or Philadelphia
b. The subscriber las ALEC on hand, large
lot OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars
PETER FEGAN,
No. 95 Louisiana avenue, near 10Th St
ian li-6Inf
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IVA. GREEM, Arctinreer

bV n. HF EF'' EHCtoreer
TEERuSEkE' SALE.-By yTr.ue Of = drcd NJ
"A Trust dated February ., 1853, and duly record
ed IN LtheT J :, - of the land records Of
asainGtor county. District o. Columbia, and at
ne request Of parties inteTg5tCd, shall sell,
pubic sale, TN fTOat Of TIC pIegalsos al O'Clock
p m on WEDN ESDhY, the 18th Ct FEBRUARY
next, part Of lot No. H. In square or reservation
10, With the Improvements, being a two story
Bnck Dwelling, Are proof, fronting west about
- fet on an alley ard In the rear II the Jackson
Hall.
ieImS: 81 200 cash ihc balance IN annual
payments IN one, two aud three wears with IN
tercst, secured by deed Of trust
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee
jan 1l-lOt A. GREEN, AuCiioneer
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Less cf a unifad sta,as Vessel.

SAVANNAH, Feb The United States
schooner Vienna has been lost Her officers
aid crew have arrived here.
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NJ A N TE ID "A COMPETENT NURSE
w who can bring GOOD recommendations AID
ply at No. $50 New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill
feb 2-2ts
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Auc,Iopcer-

El d. AtTS.- SALE OF FINE OH.
4 Paintings ut AuCtion.-On WEDNE.
DAY EF hN ING, February i'h, at 81 o clock d,
shall sell. at NV sales room. Iron Hall bv cataS
ioSne, rare and valuable collection Of fine orig
mai Oil Paintings, by ancient ard modern mas
ters, II remarkable beauty ard value
rms extensive and be sutiul collection Of Paint
ungs Is now arranged for CxhibitiCn. The rul-
nc are iIvltfd TO call ard inspect them The
Han viii he Oren n visiters from a m 10 . m
Terms $50 and under, cash; owe: so, & and
~ vs. credit, for approved endorsed notes,
oeailhg interest g. w. BOTEBER,
I'D I'd Av~tIoupPr
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SPLENDID CARPETiNGs ATREDUCED
PRICES.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ADVANCED
stage OF the season, we have determined 10
sell Tor a short time, any or all Of our stock Of
fine and superior Carpetings at cost for the cash
Any In want OF bargain will do well To avail
themSelves Of this opportunity, as without doubt
mos: Of them were purchased by us at much
lower figures than the same goods lin consequence
of the advance In the price OF wooD can be had
wholesale now.
We have in sore two OF those superior Tournay
Velvet Louis XIV Medallion Carpets tt o n. ost
magnificent article Of the ,ird ever se,n ana
which cannot be matched In this uniry
Also. on tie same terms, 20 pieces eIe1ant Satin
Delaines, satin Brocatel, and Drapery BToadcIotb
with all tie centre, side tassels bands. coTnices
pins, ginps, ac., TO match
Also, superb lot OF Suiss Lace, and Muslin.
and Embroidered Under Curtains, Gilt bords,e3
Window Shades and Shade Linens u'''"
Also, superb Table Damasks, Napkins, Cloths.
p, veloaSS, poiiies, Toweings Dtsters, Quilts,
members OF Congress and others will find 1t TO
,Seii advantage to make their purchases Of us at
jan 2O-eo6t CLAGETT, DODsON A. CO.
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DR.. WILLARD, Dentist

LATE OF Chicago,
" OULD RESPECTt ULLY INFOR
W the citizens Of the District and -
vicInity. tia: having located him. eli, -
perform ali operations, in his profession, IN Nh,
most approved style
Once NO. 25G Penn avenue, adjoining Gan
tiers IAN IN -,
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Wants.

WANTED.-A, NEAT. PRETTY, AND
w convenient Tenement. Rent not to exceed
600 per yeaE Direct r note 10 Z. s TAI
hAD"E, daguerrean Artist, opposite Market
feb 1-1tt
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EV ENTNG STAR.

~ ADvENTIsF~yNrs ssOuLp LETT AT TEE OryroE 1T
rruvE OcJ0cE, n; oTaKzvIsk Tzkr So nor ArrEAR
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pROFITARLE AND HONORABLE EN-
rLOGMENT FOR THE WINTER Per-
sons In town or country In search o! employment
as a source Il income. o. to AL up their leisure
hours, may hear OF su h by enc osing two STAN ps
TO pay postage, 70 Professor JAMES l.. HORNE
Box No. ISL New York Post Ofice. The en-
ployment is fitted 10 ether sex station in lie i'm.
material. 1t Is an article Of daily consumption,
and can be manufactured in any PERSONS dwell
ling; secured by copyright; sales as permanent
az -four. An agent is wanted in every town In the
Union. jan 13-1m
WAN TED. Use HIGHEST PRICES
W paid In cash FOR Old Silver atHOOD'S ST.
yer Ware Mandatory, S3s Penn. avenue, near
9th street dec 30
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A HOUSE WANTED "A GENTLEMAN
"A desires TO rent a comfortable and convenient
two-slOry, furnished Brick House, within two
blocks or so Of Penn avenue, between Sd and 18th
streets. BY applying 10 the Editor OF the Star
the address Of the advertiser can be a.certained.
ian .T.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03

NEW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC. NEW nU.
~ Sic received every week and for sale at
FkRGUSON'S.
Jan 81 4S6 Seventh ST.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A REsPEC-
- table Young Woman, as Cook, Washer, and
lroner. The best Of reference given a. for hen.
esfy and industry Apply at No. 39a New Yors
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets feb 3-2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03

SPANISH AND MEXICAN COIN WANTED
y At HOODS SILVERWARE MANUFAC-
TORY They will be taken lin exchange for
all kinds Of fine god jewelry, fine gold and sill.
yer watcher, plated ware, DC at the following
rates, viz: Halves at so Cts quarters at p cts,
shiliinos at l2h cts, End fps at 6 cts. each, at
No J}S Pa av feb 81 o. HOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03

john T. FORD ELECTED COUNCILMAN IN
BALTIMORE. Tho special election in IN.
Twelfth Ward, Baltimore, took place yester-
day, and resulted in the election Of our old
friend Ford 20 fill the vacancy in the frst
branch Of the City Council, created by the
reEi ;nStion Of James W Alnutt, ESQ The
vote stood "a follows: John I Ford, Aneri-
eau 535 Charles Med maid. Democrat, 2O6.
Whole nun Der poled, 7i1. Ford's majority,
81; A. the last CouI Gil election the whole
vU;e pOlled vac J42, when Hr. Alnutt was
elected over Mcdonald by a majority of Is
votes. At the Presidential election the en-
tire vote was 1913, when Fillmore majority
was S6 As compared with the previous COun-
cil election the result Of yesterday shows 9
decrease Of col votes, and a decrease Of 627
votes as compared With the Presidential cleo
ton
Tn. election passed OF more quietly than
was anticipated OF az least without any &C.
riOu. results. We wish Ford the most album
dsnt success in everything but his politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03

WANTED A SERVANT TO DO COOK
w ing, Washing, and Ironing. colored
woman preferred. Apply at Ii Il street, between
18th and 18th. feb 3-2tH
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ARNY's CONFECTIONERY,

No ~ Bridge Street, GeOryetO,cn, D.. C.,
WHERE ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAIN
w ments are furnished with the hest Ice
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confect, DC. at the
shortest notice, and on the most moderate terms.
Medal awarded at the last exhibition Of Metre
pOlitau Hechanics' Insttu'c.
jan 3l-u (Union&I Intel
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SL1rPERT.-Last night, 4 German woman
fell on thu pavement in The Fifth ward, and
vas severely, though not dangerously, injured.
We hear that a small boy fell On Seventh
street south, and was dangerously injured Ye
was picked up by some gentleman and carried
TO a dwelling near by to be properly cared for.
In the present condition Ct the sidewalks ashes.
If spread on the Psyements, might prevent
many painful accidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03

"ANTED.-BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO
w can bring good recommendations, a Situa-
ton rs Saesmaa or Agent, or IN any similar ca
pacity where he can make himself useful. Ad
dress t. ID. w, City Post Office. feb fts
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

V,HE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT or e.
u Paul, NJ. t, having an extensive knUwieoge
~ the G;ovsrnment Lands in Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, and Iowa, and having great exPerienoe In
locating the same, is prepared 10 enter W airants
TO great advantage to those wishing 70 lnseS.
Particular attention given to procuring lands
contiguous TO Railroads when they become SUBJ
ject TO entry
Tor RavseId. and 81 Paul, for sale.
a LINDSLEY, Kirkwood House,
ian 2e.Im Washington, ID. C..
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WANTED "A GENTEEL RESIDENCES
w for family Of three persons, env where
north Of the Avenue, and west Of 18th street Ad-
dress box ISL, Post Once. feh3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03

GYLyANUS COBB'S GREAT STORY is
~ in the New York Ledger for Feb eth. Buy IT
at FER6USON'S,
Jan 81 4s6 Seventh st.
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" AN t D-A WHITE WOMAN AS
w Chambermaid ard to assist IN Washing
at PA Penn avenue, Lafayette Square feb2 2ts
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nOfATOES.-1OO0 BUSHELS PRIM 4
white MERCER POTATOES, In store, and
for sale in lots to suit purchasers
PETER BERRY,
JAM att IS Water street, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03

DR. GRAFTON TYLER respectfully informs
his fellow citizens of Georgetown that, under
no possible circumstances will he consent to
have his name used in connection with any
municipal office, as his professional allegations
are paramount TO all other considerations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-03

TALBOUN, CALHOUN wHIsKEY.--
~ Just received another consignment OF this
celebrated Whhkey. IL is packed in cases Of
one dozen bottles; II IL old and Of very fine
quality. For sale, by the case or bottle, by
SAM BACON & CO,
feb 2-3t corner Of 9TH street and Penn. av.
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DescrintiOn.
THE GREFENDERG MEDICINES

Are well known and eagerly sought for throughout the
whole Continentof America.
Never Before their Introduction could any series
Of popular remedies be und that equal TO emer
gency that always be relied on and were within
reach of the poorest persons
Never Before the Grelenburg Pills, could you OBJ
tain for z5c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Costyeness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy, could
snysSns be found that cured all cases Of OA' and Fs'sr
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment was
there TO found for Csc, any immediate cure for Burns
Bruises, Cuts old Sores Erysphelas, and lnh Ammatons
either external or internal.
Never BEFORE sEarshaIl's Uterine ca
thOiicOn was Failing Of the Womb, and other Uterine
diseases durable. Now Of twelve
are cured BY this medicine.
gaR- II any physician snpposes that this Is merely
quaek remedy, would repy that is prepared by Dr.
FomsrOy, Of Utica, wealthy and Old PHYSICAL me Al
clan any quantity OF Il gratuilously TO test is merits his
PATIENTS and furthermore, by writing to Dr. Poneroy, he
est blessing female that the scerce Of med
has discovered IN q century.
Never Before the GfeienbErg nvsentery Syrup,
there certain remedy for Bloody Pux Bysentery,
DiArrhea choera-nos AL cured in lew hours.
Never Before tire introduction Of the Chiidren's
Panacea, could mother feel the life Of her babe safe for
stoag nedeines carried them O-now this medicine
tbs after he doctor and nurses have pronounc ed
their cases hopeless Price only soc. ll
Never Before vas any Tonic Bitter popular
the Health Bters thaa z3e Why should the world
suffer from Dyspepsia Bilious Diseases wale this snple
medicine can Al ali times, prevent ~
Never Before vas any preparation Of sarsapArillA
% powerful that compounded b. The Giwenaers Co.
Never Before IA, the consamPtvss SATIN and It's
equal How many there nos 10 nie and health, who
would, ere this entered DEATHS porta they
had been reconmsnicd 70 tis Ia preference
many n0strums that are ioadiy vaantsd
Never Hefore we're Plies and bundled diseases GER
tain ofcure We have cerhcztes Of persons entirely
hevsd, amer Dr. Mott and othr great phys clans had
serted nothing bat the KNIFE could al ird relief
nn.raa Sfuaa n
sight be cured Cor twenty ave Ihs Eye Lotion
does IL.
Never Before any Book published that e0aiains
As much me5Al knowledge the Gfaeenoerg Msnass ~
eAth fsF fseay ave cens ltossht 70 Be In every family
l Ia tie laid. lssa So as fsEssfE
Never Hefore has aay Ain amaze been pablshed 90
vAla4hls the heAta AlnAhSe Il arBizaed grAinis
oasly b. all DruEslsts, and by .
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Paw of ceueral scott.

The National Intelligenccr of the 9th says--"Fhe
question of pay and allowances to Lieut.. Gen.
Scorr was fortunately settled during the closing
hours of the late session of Congress. The ar
rearages due the veteran, it is understood, VIII
amount to about thirty-two thousand four hundred
dollars, and bis annual pay and emouments will
hereafter be fifteen thousand dollars grateful
nation, we are sure, will cordially approve this
proceeding, and deem it far less measure OF lloer-
ality than Of justice. The people Will concur with
BUTLER, of South Carolina, in the propriety OF
granting TO laurelled hero and consummate gen.
eral that fair requital which his brilliant military
services have 50 richly deserved, and which other
nations always accorded to those who had sustai2ed
the honoro Of their country"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

The HosTILruEs IN OREGON AsD WASHINGTON
TERRIroRrEs The Washington Star, of Wednes-
day evening, 4th, says: ,.--.a,
The following interesting letter, from distin-
guished army officer, has just reached US:
BEsIcfA BARRACKS, CAL, Feb. 4, 1857.
EDITOR OF THE STAR: Please publish the en-
closed, as it may serve 10 put matters right as to
the absolute necessity of fighting the Indians of
Washington aud Oregon Territories. They are
rendered desperate and the United States interests
there are too paramount to negl. ct them.
Intense cold and deep SHOWS prevail in Oregon
and northern California; earthquakes and murders
in southern Cafornis. In the latter region but lit
tie rain less than usual Cattle will perish in num-
bers this summer. s TFF
The Mexicans and disconnected natives are Ia
king to the road in organized bands, and, being
more numerous than all other people, are making
the country very uusafe. Arms and $4,000 have
been sent to Los Angeles by the Legislature, and
the United States troops are in the field after the
robber bands.
Large emigraiions ofminers and land hunters are
crossing the Colorado f,r the Gadsden purchase,
and some of the parties are occasionally murdered
by the Nexicans and Apaches -sl
Thank you for trying to help US officers. *@
From the San Francisco Town Talk, Jan. 3O.]
OREGON NEws.--The pack train, consisting of one
hundren and thirty-seven mules and horses, which
took out supplies to United States troops in the
Simcoe Valley, was all lost in the SHOWS in the
canon coast side, while on its to the Daes.
The packers lived on mule meat twelve days, and
succeeded in reaching the Dses on snow shoes.
The Walla train lost twentyseven animals on their
way 10 supply the troops of Col SGeptoes COM
mand. .s
The Democratic Standard Of January lst says;
We have learned, from private advices that the
Indian Agency for Washington Territory have re-
ceived peremptory orders from the Indian Depart
ment at Washington City to cease forthwith, feed
ing the Indians the Reserves. If this be true in
the case of the Indians Of Washington we presume
it is will be, also true in the of the Oregon
Indians. II these orders are obeyed now, while
some seven or eight Thousand Indians are hemmed
in on Reserves, without winter supplies, and with
several feet Of snow upon the ground, starvation
must follow, and the IuoiAn war reopen with terri
tie consequences.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

SPEAKER BAEKs.-A resolution tender
ing to Mr.. Speaker. Banks the thanks of
the House for his efficiency as presiding
officer, having been'adopted, Mr.. B. just
before the final adjournment of that body,
addressed it as follows
GENTLEMEN OF rHE HoUsE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVEs:-l solicit that indulgence which is usn-
ally accorded to those who stand in tine posi-
ton which occupy.
l should fail to perform an imperative duty
did sever our official connexios without ac-
knowledging my obligations to the officers
with whom have been associated, and to the
House itself, for that generous and 1nwager-
ing support which has been given TO me in my
sphere of service.
The congressional term which now closes
will bear in the history OF legislation no ordi
nary character. The unexampled energy of
the American people, and the rapid extension
of their theatres ofaction and enterprise, have
crowded upon US from day to day consistent
succession of questions of extraordinary clisr-
acter and serious import, and to this has been
superadded ar unusual amount of the ordins-
ry business of legislation.
TO have been called under such circumstan-
| ces to the chair of this the first of deiberative
assemblies-an Office which has been endear-
ed 10 the people by its association with the
memories of Muhlenberg, Macon, Cheves, and
Clsy--is an honor that might well crown a
| life of study and toll. To have discharged the
duties of this Office, delicate and important as
they have beer, 10 your entire satisfaction, is
more than | could have hoped. The Journal
ofthe House, an uRerring and all impartial re-
cord, and the resolution to which, as | am in
formed, you have come. following the sugges-
ton of the distinguished gentleman from South
Carolina, Mr.. Aiken, )gve to me assurances
that cannot be but gratifying, and for these
proffer to you my profound and lifelong &C
kDowledgements.
The welcome word from me must be that
word which speeds your parting from these
scenes of anxious labor. invoke for you, gen
tlemen, a happy return to your homes, where
the sweet and native air of hill and vale and
the loved forms and sounds OF home and those
we love at home may revive your exhausted
energies, purge the system of the fever of fir
fnl and unsatisfactory contests, and bring each
and all to the cheering admission whatever
disappointments and perils We encounter, that
the performance of public duty and the serv-
ice of the country is always a pleasant labor
Il is only left for me to announce that the
power of the House as legislative body now
ceases, and to bid you farewell. ,-.r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
? SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

rs oompIaaoe With an order o. the Hon0rabs Circuit
Tent 81 Rob-r sen C0antV made at rs February Tern,
1881 tn the eause q Payue heirs BY shefr guNrdian
Jno A. Payne sell House and Lot viii o-r for sale
MOSDAY, the 6ih day % April next. being Conn
ConFt day IN the town Of Springfield Robertson count
Tennessee credit % oas, tso and three yeA1, tnAt
VAAbla raEsrn Hons- long AID hsoraby known rs ne
sPalNGFitLb HOfEf Tbe - ISL nated on the north
eat eofer M Pablc sqnare Porting 100 feet Man
and sTs On M s.rssts about \ scresl fh- House
ncai and substantsi brick heu,e wi s1.sH p no'ssy
rontaas rtsen rsuus, cellars IT, "a hc tet ar1Al
.ess- cnt huHdlnxs. icehouse, stahles, gardens ke
"a -r.,v III be sold on credit u one, two and three
sear- .tk Interest aon dafs- Tso god seeariaes Gin
X ,-eIrsd 81 he parchAssr ard len retained tbs
y sss.-,Ss--,5 JOHN s. HUTCHINSON
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CHAECERY SALE.

DY vsrssofa decree q hs chancsry Court at Nashv,
ID afts May term 1856 Ia the Of Jane Williams e
als Sarah 4. jordan Cd ais will, the 2lst day Of
March the Courtyard Gate In said city, expose
for public sale, to the highest bidder, Lot in bach
Whitesdes Addition, described follows Beginning st
the corner Vine and Crau ford streets thence along Vine
IS feet 90 LOekhsF thence with Loekhartb
line hundred feet stake thence By line through
said IS stake Crauford street, thence With
line Of Crawford street hundred feet 70 the begin
ming.
TEanssaid property Willie sold credit Of SIX nrs
twelve months Notes vel secured and hen retained.
febiT-sd ~ c. ID. BRIEN, c. 4 NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

A County Convention of the Americans
ofDayidson county viii be held in this city
at the Odd Fellows Hall, on the LIST MOn-
day in Aprl nert, for the purpose Of ap-
pointing delegates to the State Conven
ton, and the Congressional District Con-
vention
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12

RAILWAY ACCIDESrs IN GsxAT BRIrAIN In the
course of recent debate in the British House Of
Commons Mr. Cove stated that in the year 1852,
out of SO 600, coo persons who were carried by
railway 10 were killed and 372 Injured; in 1853,
l02 600 900 travelled by railway SO were killed and
$50 were injured; in 1854. ia, 100000 travelled
by railway ~ were killed and So injured; 10 1850,
lis, OOO, 900 travelled by railway. 10 were killed
and 9 injured; and in 1856, l25 000, 600 travelled
nv railway, 8 were killed and 2S2 we're injured.
Under these circumstances the Government did
not see any reason for legislative attention to the
subject
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
JABEz oANDoR.

syEx-Senator ADAMS, of Miss, has To-
Gated in Memphis for the purpose of prac-
ticing law. The National IntelligsRosr men,
tons the fact and adds:--''He has filed
with credit judicial station in Mississippi,
and acted well his part in the National
Councils, having served in both Houses
with fidelity aud usefulness. he cannot
fail to win regard and esteem in his new
homep
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-12
Chaucery Sale.

Y virtue ola decree OF the Chancery cOur At Nash
ID vile, atits November term, 1855, In The case OF Mar
ha NJ. wyatt Nicholas knight and others, vii, on the
2sh day Of March next the Court yard Gate In said
city exnOss for puhe sale 10 The highest bidder tract OF
Land situated la cheatha cennty bsongng 70 he estate
q spencer Wyatt. decd containing four hundred Aad
tkltty acres, noFs or less. q - e.
TEESs Pour and six months credit, notes vel secured
ana len retained. q. ID. Brian.
ABA ' Clerk and Master.
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ToR sAIE. RxsT or ExcRASeE FOE CITY
PROPERTY. l--rr .-

A SMALL FARM, andsr coed esdar -
80, suncs aeoss ~ uiies hoia ne 5qesrS sssssn
ssHtA en- ne Noisassiilv fites acloinins Oept- -
James snlih's, soafaiEing y acres I'M
.r-e-ts Frats Goa asc ass siih rooas, Kitchen,
Nes.s tIs.- IA y ID TAYLOR.
'A s-.,-t I. ksu q a. Packet once.