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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.


Title thirteen of the code was read the first
time and passed.
House bill for the benefit of Robt. R. Gil
bert and for other purposes passed the third
time.
Senate bill to authorize the Sheriff of Cum
berland county to appoint an additional depu-
ty was amended and passed the third time
House bills to change the lines between the
counties of Grundy and Sequatchie, Jefferson
and Granger, Franklin and Lincoln Van Bu-
rem and White, DeKalb and Smith. Polk and
Bradley, Wilson and Cannon, and Rutherford
and Coffee counties
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the section chang
ing the line between the counties Of Lincoln
and Franklin was stricken out.
Mr.. McCOnico moved to strike ont the sec
ton changing the line between the counties of
Rutherford and Coffee, upon the ground that
it was a movement to subserve party purposes.
The motion was lost and the bill passed the
third and last time.
Senate bill TO amend the charter of the Lew
isburg, Mooresville and Pleasant Grove turn
pike company, and for other purposes was ia
ken up and passed the third time.
The bill to incorporate the St. Peters Lite
rary Association in Memphis passed the first
time.
The resolution to change the Constitution
so as to elect the Governor, Members of the
General Assembly DC, only once IN Iour
years, and to hold quadrennial sessions of the
Legislature, was taken up.
Mr. Bullen offered an amendment, providing
that sessions of the Legislature be restricted
to one hundred and fifty days.
Mr. Harris offered resolution in lieu provid-
ing for an election to be held to determine
whether the people will call a convention to
amend the Constitution and in the event
such constitution is called, presenting the
manner.of electing delegates, which was re
jected.
The previous question was called and sus-
tanned upon the original resolutions, and they
were adopted the second time. (The Consti-
tuition requires that propositions to amend
that instrument shall pass each branch of the
General Assembly on three separate readings
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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10 The Richmond Enquirer is absolutely
discussing the propriety of getting up imme
diately war with Spain for the purpose of
restoring harmony to our distracted country.
1t says of war with the Spaniards:
4 ,car ,cih .Sp7in, just ncso ,oo,ld not, ,ce think
be an unpopular naoUemem on the l1aTt Of tie Coz
eJJ,aed Of the UInted States. And we doubt eX-
ceedinglv that the inconvenience arising from
it. would be ut all adequate to couDter5alance
the advantages, which would, perhaps, prove
to be almost incaIcuablc The
Union is threatened with destruction, not by
any foreign power, but by the american people
Themselves. The throcs of an impending politi-
cal earthquake are still shaking the country
to its centre. There is broad breach be,ceel the
North and tie South Ambitious Abolition
drmagogucs have agitatcd the Slavery cues
ton until they have raised n storm that threat
ems to dismCmber the COnfederacy. Let US
once be engaged IN a .foregn lrar and the angry d.
emeHts Of discord in the country 'could be Gained
We would not be understood, by
any means, advocating war with Spain.
We beliere scoadd be eonducre 10 a temporary res
torafon If good feeling Le,reea Tie too dlaga.istic
sections Of ar cO1HstrY.
These patriots who have declared them
selves in favor of the next war, please take
notice
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Chancery Court at Nashville.

u. FoWefs rs. II. SmHh and OtIcrs.
A the Office OF the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
~ Gerry Court Nashv ille the 9th day Fcbru-
airy 1858, motion uf complainant hy counsel in the
above cause, and appearing "a the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master that the said defendant. II. SMITH
is a non-Tesdcnt uf the State Il Tennessee. and
therefore the ordinary process Of this be
served upon him. il is therefore ordered that pUblca
ton be made for four successive weeks H. the Nash
vile Patriot newspaper published in the city of Nash
VILE requiring the said defendant appear al the EeNt
of the ChaDcery Court be holden Tor the
Of davidson, at the Court houSc thereof ia the city
of Nashville, the first Monday MAY next, and
swer said bill the will he taken Tor confessed
as to him, and set down for hearing pate
c. y nRiEN,
febe-w4t Prs fee So Clerk 4 Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.

C1OlCe N6IlCs4cS lOI Ouc Ool4AI.
lNHE subscriber respectfully announces that, a. -
L IA supply a want thai has been greatly de ~,
lnced rs Amateurs Il flywrls, he has pUr- 7Z~g
ased frun NJ. D. H. Bliss, ~ Spring AID, Nass,
sortulcut ~ his Flower seeds, Ni1ch have been
lnd and are known every state u tte Union, ~
q the Ii,st reliable characters. I make the i'il-
wing from Bias Catalogue - that may bc
eu that self tlfn at exactly lsr pshrs. Hs seeds
lbrace Only tiicse Of his ralsils, but srlec
m from the best knelsh, French, and German n0W
seeds They are s.i AZ AiiI the price that nOWer
. Ids have before commanded la the market
have selected oct ~ my large collection 81 flower
! .sis the sn,st beautiful and snowy NaTivtts, each
distinct color, and calculated d produce nne
ect whra planted IA bels groups In the Hover
rider. ] have had rash yari,ty diStiactly marked
th tie ls..i8n,cAl aud Fpglsh nanf, heght, time Of
ts~TiIE, ctlur 81 the Hover, manner ui gfO~ ING,
irtllsT tfaiing, A. the time u should be
"a, aia otnef valuable hinir A. = IL cnii.N -llot-
ecicrtng tn riiss, have been careful - cA
sde al wbich - hlOoEirrs or have insignia
al APPEARANCE, that the collections ALL comprise
.iy tos- Nlch really slisss and l,tldss'mc. and
icli believe would prove - tse rlltifc satisfaction
any lady OF gentleman NGo Ll.ehi be dal~leed %
der them Tie culicctoa u " DO sent Tres ~ pslst
any part Of She country Al the follow ing pricrs
sogtincnt No. I, consists 81 t1cuiy cooicc Nari-r
~ hl.' ,-s,.;. ~ ,,,v .i,,es y.Is.
ts-s ct B.rBI.4is and frreEnlais. ...-- 90
No. g cone .sts 81 ten extra nlse sarie-
tiss II Anue4s ana fcrcnnlais, cinbra-
eng many a the nsW AMI choEresl m
euitis alton 49, 49,. W
80 No. :, CONSIST q axe very ehoace yAri-
re- selected groin PFlze Flowers Il kasiizli faE-
= German CArrAtion, and Pc-tee fsass, Yer
nas. Tranglit frcisch Askafs, 4iit DVgolc hol
z socks each u whirh are sod Al tasnly -hSe
as sslsy Ia, ~. ~ ~
. Ass,rtss.-nt Rsll.ll4.sces Ia be uaasie - b4nk
lsbl-a Nashsilic. Team.
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ChancerV Sale.

p. l. Couch and c. W Couch Is. W. c. Mckinley.
I1H virtue Of decree Of the ChanceTy Court Nash
ID vile, made in the above cause, AT the November
Term last, shall expose public sale 10 the highest
bidder, at the Court yard in Nashville on The :, III Of
MARCH next tract Of land containing IL Il acres,
more less, lying the Nashville ami Lebanon
Turnpike road, the ID Civil Istrict Of Iavi'suu CO.
a particular description Of which VIII be given
the day OF sale.
TREMs:Credt Of six and twelve months viii be Civ
Gu and lien retained for the Payment oi the purchase
money. {. ID. PRIEN.
febf--ilAtWtd Clerk x Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

SENATE
friday. s. 1855

Wr. Walker introduced bill to incorporate
Bluff CITY Insurance Company of Memphis
s Mr.. WI ;ker, bill to amend the act crea-
ting the Stale Agricultural Bureau.
Mr. Names, bill to incorporate the Wood
ford and Turnersviile turnpike company.
Mr.. Wright, bill to incorporate the Fork
Greek lead and silver mining company in
Monroe county.
Mr. Jones a bill to enable endorsers to take
judgments against their prineipalor principals.
The bill TO increase the capital of the Bank
of Tennessee sI,500,000 was taken up.
Pending its discussion the Senate adjourned
till q O'Clock. q -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Chancery Court at Nashville.


others.
T the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
~ Gerry Court at Nashville, on tie 5th day Of Fcbru-
airy, 1855, motion Of ComplainantS, by counsel IN
the above cause and appearing 20 the satisfaction uf
the Clerk and Master, that the said defendants,
ALEXANDER BRYAST and ApunIA BRYANT, are non
resident of the State Of Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process OF this cannot be served
upon them, il is therefore ordered 10y the Clerk
and Master That publication be made for four weeks
in succession in the Nashville Patriot, a
paper published IN the city at Nashville rcqrin the
said defendants sppc3r AT the 81 the Clan
Gerry Court q be holden for the county Of ravfson
the Court house thereof, in the city Of Nashville
the first Monday IN May next, and answer said bill, or
the will be taken for confessed as a. thcm, and set
down for hearing partc
c. ~ BRIEN,
feb6-wIt Prs fee SO Clerk Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

KY The Washington Satas, Of January
the x9th. has "a long article GA "l-seomI-
lon.n The States is now understood TO try
20 speak for Senator Douglas. IL SAYS no
senator OF niember of Congress from n North
err State could tae.e his constituents il be
were to vote for the acceptance of the Lee
compton constitution, Ii aiso says that il viii
drive out OF Congress the Northern Democratic
senators and R,prt s-ntatives who would stand
5y the Sogth ia bringing in Arizonia ~ slaye
state, or in securing to u Gaia, Nicaragua or
Mexico iJsc,H,aafs CbatmsYcsei.
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$4,000 Saved.

TX the Gre Il ne 2zna inst. ms BRICK STORE
81 flltsSI, Aerket strstf Entirely csaa-un,
ed 1 hea He1FaEce ugssa i u szSs. IA
'sls< PkkuNs& INSURANCE eoH-
PA&Ys Hartford, Coma, aud tists nssTnilg
Ia.KrH Ash, El. the Agent az tha C1la.ty IA tlsss
chr / snfhFmed fer nsafniag alsr The Az thai
n Ia5 pro-sls nlaae snd aEst,r8eed
woa.a receive she q nay iisafafc .asd ssek
has ht lks cordAaiiy reeasaisicDd tll- PHO
MA one u Ne best and nlss relisbls lssE afcu
cssaxanhrs The tEsan, aaa Cfaf4ny that u ii tss
al Asaes lsssrs proaf4ly.
sannas ekse his notca, Sishsat stating thai hs=A
b sppreclste ths pssisrbsss q Mr. ". J. NAEK
Or. Sk<a's en1eisns aszaslan Who u acting Ia Mr.
IS ahseneel sna Mr. h u AAGllI, tie GeaeFal
Asrns q The Company, Al Cincinnati ~ho happencd 10
Dc ID tbs eng atg1s time % The nrr their 1laprees
dsnisa kndbeas 4ld gcnsisuanly deFsrtsnezl
sstsa sszaztE ne u tlss ny efst mf6rtnne BY IRE
recoEresn1 then % he sezqeclal atiensen u ali
Ssnt1eaes- JotiS AokRow
lntS-&
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
For New Orleans. ON Saturday.
February 30. 1883.

ry,HE fast steamer and regular a =n
Il passenger packet, JAMES H. kzE-z r5xe-tsa !
LUCAS, ii. G. hcCosss, Master,
viii leave for the above and all intermediate ports On
Saturday Feb. 10th, at O'Clock p n positively For
freight passage apply On board OF 70
fsb3-td A HAMILTON, AGENT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
COpartMerShfD.

HAVING associated James Cavert with in bust
ness, the ufactnre Of Furniture viii hereafter
be carried on under the firm name OF GKOOMES, CA
VERT 4 co.
We are manufacturing Furniture Of every Geecrip
ton, and stock II generally sufficient for the de
mands Of the trade. Those who have heretofore CIV
their custom and those who have invited
to give Us call.
GROONFS CANFRT X CO.,
frbf-3m No. u Lower Inllrpr street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
II ansas-W innesota-The Presidents
rsessage-ENcitcmen

The Presidents message on the Kansas mat
ter embraces three columns of the Union. 1t
is an able document. The Senate have de-
terInined to resist the admission of Minnesota
until the Kansas question is settled. Power
ful exertions, however, are making to admit
both under one bill. Great excitement exists,
and it increases hourly.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Fine shirts,

A II. orders Tor shirts left our store within a
IA week OF ica days VII be flied promptly aud ia
nssiser give Satisfaction, q the arm ibtet,d-
going Past shaTtly, and viii attend all orders las
Ne may receive. CLIFTON ABB0rT
fehS-u IS Cc!As street..
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Fer Cairo and Memphis.

THE regular q. 3 Mail staaui- a c-n
IL er J. G. CLINE. ELfTTT, zz=zy rrzSsss+ea !
Master, win leave for the above ==zz-<zr<zz===-.
ami all sntermediste ports on MONDAY, Feb. s. at .
O'Clock, p NJ. For freight passage having superi-
or accommodations, apply on board or %
feb5-sd A. 4. DAVIS, Front Street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

Ess~ An old offender was lately brought
betore learned justice Of the peace. The
constable, preliminary, inforEaed his wor-
ship that he bad In custody John simmons
Ia atss Je.sss. p
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IL. III. s Ii. j. GROOMES,
UNDER T AKER. S.

ANlNG recently been burnt out, beg TO notify their
l. friends ana patrons that all orders left with
GToomcs, CaveTt Co, No - College street or NJ the
shop OF V A Eaugh No 1l5 South Market street Will
meet with prompt attention.
K. II. b. J. GroCmes are proprietors Of the right
to Ycnd Cranes celebrated TATEST AiFTAIC Fl rIEL
CAsKET in Davidson county, and prepared supply
all orders, wholesale and retail the shortest notice
febf--lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

CHrSAaES REruKNixo.-The bodies Of 500
dead Cinnamon are now lying On one If cur
wharves nicely packed and directed. ready
for shipment, 10 their long homo in China
The fright money On this Tot Is s7y5oo.-.Ssn
{sasczae AeEs L<[lsr. Jlas 51h
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NIGHT SEGSVnN-

THURSDAY NIGHT, Feb 4, 1858.
Mr.. Williams continued the discussion of
the Bell resolutions and Mr.. Kendrick opened
in reply, but gave way to motion to adj
iourn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

A BOLT us sta aAy d gaaaAFy, ssnAI hshi BAY
IL MtIE % ears I'd he Eas - hun he mark
hsecchs1s And harnezs; be iefl hoazs With Shoe
I~lH slse hssrA rvS4Ft - @ny Nhs all
foana- mo L LOVE
.anr&--flN
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Bridgeport Insurance Company.
STATEMENT FOR JAN. lsT, 1858.
bridgeport Insurance Company, Lo-
Gated at Bridgeport, Conn.

cateu AT hfluSepOrt, Sohh-
. Capital Stcck, $500 600 90
" paid up,-.. -c4ioio W
THE ASSETS ARE:
Cash on hand and in hand of Agents. 1916 o6
Real Estate, observation-disclosures NONE
3 BONnS OWNED BY THE COMPANY:
IS Harlem r. Z. Co., list mortgage, rs $4,000 90
10 New Jersey Central do. - rs Is 900 90
II Fittsburg ana Steubenville Railroad
LIST mortgage, I per cent. ........... II 900 90
Erie and Susquehannn Coal Co., lst
mortgage, per cent. 5000 90
so New York and Sackawanna Coal Co,
LIST mortgage, 6 per cent % 900 90
SIS Bridgeport Water Co, per cent SIS 900 90
4 Debts Of the Co. secured by mortgage 1854 90
5 :. secured by Stock Collateral $50, $500 90
6 for premiums, Notes for premiums, IO,aO5 AZ
ALL OTHER SFNURITIES AND INVESTMENTS.
7Shs Pcquonnock Bank STOCK, los 7i2 90
?6 Bridgeport city bank stock, I02 2,G52 90
1000 Hudson Faint Manur ling Co, 20 10000 90
$40 Great Wsstern Insurance Co, so Il 900 90
500 - Eock Coal Co. Philadelphia. 20 10000 90
100 Bridgeport Bridge Company, 100 10000 90
Il Z" Chicago ana Milwaukee Rail
road Company ,............. IS ,3t5 90
st. Louis and Iron Mountain
Company ,...........lO0 500 90
collateral security ,......... s5,Is5 90
7l47 II
LIARIIITIES.
Amount Of Liabilities 10 Banks.. $3.50 90
Losses adjusted and due, .............. NONE.
not due, .-.........-.. s,slS 81
unadiustcd 80. ......-.... ,T4O 90
in Suspense. $500 90
10 All ether claims against the Company Il 100 90
II The greatest amount m any one risk. 10000 90
II The - - city town,
or Village. -.--..--...----- so SPECIFIED RUE
Is The greatest amount in any block. 5000 90
Il Act OF Incorporation Charter herewith.
THOMAS F. CoURTENAH, President
T IOTGH. Secretary.
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S36T,l47 II
SITE OF CONEcTIcTTN

STATE Of CONEfTICJT, - -. -s ,sEs
BRfIGFIORT: 90 'S ~ $500
Personally appeared r. Cot RrENAY. President, and
TINfT1Y HoJ On, Secretary, q the above Company,
and sevcla!ly oath that the foregoing
bv them subscribed. T. IN their heiiCf true Before
me, GEORGE ". WARNER,
ISEAG-1 Notary Public.
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JAne4ry -, Isas.

rAyISG sald uls hssfsyl he Hiks, Notes, stock,
. 4 A. q fEashrsak 4 NcA llifter, - AcahFtrf
,isa Iii slsle al e4liz1s asAiEet thc tale ofLa
, IL ,s,sler say slnesFe thanks - al The ezi.sll-
~ tl.~ late frsa aaA Sezia Frcoalnarn1 my s1crssr
: a. xcntisnsrn 4aFtny q : co@truzDCe q thuir
retfsge nbesA- Iatfo1A@sc-
80 l-1tm J. u lAotakoOk.
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Dissolution.

4 - IA. cay been dissolved By muiasl eotsent
/. Iasbrok has ~ sid as interest IA The bosh<s,
a. sta,ck &c g. laila A.. ArH h.Ttrf and fountain
Nm L.rt.f under tss - ie aud hrta name of Nc
,irs.r i,rs ters b. zle author lzrd - Nilsd tp
eas,.~ss "a IL, uraa AID ih- 81 lie arm
, h.,,.st.l..a l. q. HASkiii1sk,
JUN ~. NCEllkfkh
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STATE or TENNESSEE. CsmysroUsr's Office.

STATE or TENNESSEE. CrmytrolIsr's Office,
NAsHyHIF, February 3, 1855.
This is certify that the BRIDCEruRr INSURANCE ON
PAM heated At Bridgeport IN the State Of Connect cut
has CGal.ei with al the requirements II passed
hy the Gcucra assembly of the State Of Tennessee, IN
March, lS5c entitled IAN Act u regulate the agencies
n Insurance Companies ret Incorporated by the state
81 TcnueSSec aud that JosFTH NASH the legally
th"rizcd Agent Of said Company IN the Of Nash
VILE, Statc Of Tennessee.
}. c. ITTTREII., Comptroller.
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Ohio Apples.

/ SO RARRus cAoes Water APplss. lasi reserved
.asels-x D p pDxEys
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NEW EsOONS.

a List of Post-Omces IN the United States mp
u the prescott ,iuctos ether with much information
81 value 20 all business men
'sUiiIis the Pilot sequai 10 the Swiss Pam
lily Robinson; or. Adventures Of an Emgrani Family
Wrecked on an Unknown Cosst. Interpersed with
Tales incidents 4 travels, and Illustrations a Ma
taral History. Fo7 sale by =. HAGAN.
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Shirts and Collars.

EUST 20 hand another invoice Of shirts, which w
ID warrant 90 be superior in every way and 60 ~
better than any other style, with without collars
preferred, FOR sale low by
feh5--tf i IL MCfsU L.
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10 Nm RANz GE.
No. a. College Street

~ NO ~, CoIIege Street.
HENTS Calf - STITCHED DOIVN'' ID. s Shoes;
VI 90 "a English Laced Shoes:
Z" 20 D. S. Waterproof Stitched Boots;
large assortment at very low prices by
feb6-r JOHN RAMAGE.
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For Paducah and New orIeaus.

TNdE regular passenger and fr@GyT.Tlz
i freight steamer, LOOKOUT, EszzzCJ@zssasa5
W. SINS Master, will leave for nzk.zz<EzEEzzzss
the above and all intermediate ports, on MONDAY,
February s, IL NJ She is of the fastest boats
the river and passengers viii find her comfortable
in every respect For freight or passage apply on
board feb6-2t
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Brogans and Mud Roots.

MEMS Double Sole Brogans;
WI g % 90 Boots:
Mems HEAVY KIP WORK OF ALL KINDS
For sale at very low prices FOR CASH
JOHN RAMAGF,
feb6--tf- AZ College street.
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For Louisville and Cincinnati.

FTNHE light-draught, eommodi- a tn
i Gus and substantial freight zzCkH5SS<snz
and passenger steamer SEVEN .ssz=sz$fsEAzsskss
TY-SIX, p X. BARCLAY, commandant, will take her
prompt departure, above and for all intermediate
landings, CHS DAY) Saturday the 9th inst, at
O'Clock, p. NJ For freight passage apply on board
10 II. H. HARRISON,
feb6-1t Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

The subscriber continues a. issue rolcics, both Fire
and NaTiuc OF the above reliable Company, At equta-
BILE rates. JOSH II NASH,
f.i5---E Agent.
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v ALIEN TIM S.

A4N0NS ~ CO.
No II, Public square, Nashville,
IIANE roccivcd on cone snHlcnt, t4ree and we'll
Il sasts-a si.<k - VALENTINES, Nhsch aust DO
sid CAu aud SCI sose N lots q snt pure hAsefs-
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i. III. Badger. Dentist.

HAS again returned to the city. His opcrati'
Church. feb6-.t*
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Mislellaneons.
Benz. +. Shields Sales.

u OCULAR Auction Sales of FURNITURE, COOKING
N UTENSILS, CARiLIlNGS, &c, every Saturda,
morning at 10 O'Clock.
ID OCULAR Auction Sales Of Dry Goods, Clothing AM
II Varieties, each Wednesday and friday evening
early Gas Light, by
Jan. TT BENZ. 7. SHELLS.
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CHEAP SOLE-LEATHER.
CONTEMPORARIES
Paper Hanging.

A Il. kinds PLAN and Decorative laler Hanging
~ done the beet manAer, AID cheapest pTces, by
r. Z. fkANkIlA.
ss- OrceFs len Hm. ReaT's, No az Deaaierick
street, xiii b. prum tly attendcd o.
RI51SEScas-Nessri- "A. X Crozirr, Jos- h White,
NJ Barns, Horn Sea, l. OuFbcy Jan-S
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Chaneery Sale OF Nashville and Chat
tanoo:a Railroad stock.

Enoch Cunningham John Coiiarf and Others ana II
II. Howard, Aim'r, Is. John Colta,.t a,ld others.
DY virtue Of a decrue OF the Chanoery Court NASH
I'D Vile made Ia the abpve causes, II November Term
1857 shall, on SATURDAY tho 18th DAY OF Ftli.j-
AIRY neAI sell the highest hdi-r az public sale ivr
cash Finy-sN Shsr,s OF the Nashyiie and Ch4tlIiC-
"a Railroad Com aay UPON tie Public "a are ia Nash
Vile. c. ID. BEIEN, c. u.
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IIydrant Hose,

ON hand aAa fsr sale by
W SEPT - u y. DlcGEf.
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Second Sale of the slaves belonging to
The isoses NorXcII Estale.

ON Saturday the 18th day oi February, 1888, viii
" sell the Public square IN this city, the slaves
Hester Patsy AMI Altha and her two chiiTcn or
drrd 10 be s,id by decree az this court ia tiIe Of
Jo Norvell and others Henry l. Norveil and 9th
TERxs-One fourth cash and for the balance credit
II Il months without interest
C. n. BRIES. c. & NJ,
Jan l2-l Chanccry Court II Nashville
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Cnancerv Sale of Real Estate.

Eiler jones, by Ac-, rs. H. lllller ana others
DY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court al Nash
ID vile, the above cause, November Term, 1881
l will, on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF FkBliC AIRY
next on the Public square in Nashville scll at public
sale the highest bidder, Gel tam piece or parcel OF
ground in Nashville fronting - feet Cay street, and
running back with the line ul DORIS Alley III tcyt 10
cross street, and being known as lot No IN Doris
plan oil lots.
IEilAS.-A credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given notes with good security, payable m
Bank, beng required, and lien retained Tor the pay
neut OF tine purchase money.
Ian S-ti c D. BRIFN, c. x NJ.