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Freight Accommodating.

We understand that large quantities of
freight, consisting OF wheat. tour, dried fruits,
&c. are coming forward from Fast Tennessee.
aud accommodating in the Tvnressee Depot at
this place, for the want Of cars GA the Va 4
Tennessee Railroad 10 transport IL eastward.
We think. In view OF the favorable exhibit
made by the Va. & Tennessee Companya at iss
late Stockholders meeting, that IL ought %
b. able TO furnish rolling stack sufficient 10
accommodate is rapidly Increasing freight
business. We learn that several new engines
have been ordered Tor the latter r0aEs. 10 re-
place the old ones. by the breaking down Of
which the basiness q the road has beea 50
much interfered with II late; aud IL Is pro-
hable that then the detention TO travel OF tAe
mails will be of rare occurrence. More
freight cur, we are told, are also neesisd on
the oad-imperativrly 80 Al this end - il
The travel southwark over the line continues
very large.-kirssoi Mess.
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Latest from Pixies Peak-Pienty OF
Gold for those who Viii work for

We had visit yesterday afternoon from
Mr. j. G.. Miller, OF Dandy, Tompkins county,
y. T., who has just returned frum the gold
diggings GA the South Platte. Mr. Miller had
some specimens of tie prccious ore with him.
which are Of a tine Il ,seription. lie states
that the earnings of the members oi the
Lawrence Company, 10 which be belonged.
were iiom 50 TO IS per day. obtained by pan
washing; bat that IL they had bern provided
with proper utensils and machinery, they
could have realized from $40 % $50 per day.
The amount Of gold Mr. NJ. thinks, l. not so
extensive as reported by some. yet there will
be remunerative yield TO all who engage in
seeking H. The living at the mines has been
excellent, there being plenty # game In the
vicinity, which Is obtained without much diff
Guilty. The Lawrence Company were In camp
i've months. worked hard and had no sick
ness. The climate MAS delightful. and all
had much improved la health. Mr.. NJ. h on
his way home 10 spread the news among his
neighbors. and viii return IN the spring.
when he thinks there will be- an immense rush
to the gold fields. A number OF miners
would remain on the ground during the win
tsr, snd no fsars were entertained al unusual
Suffering ~, Leaas Dtmseya, I'D.
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COLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
At Public Sale.
On Saturday, 4th of December, 1858

{ A the Court House gate, will sell to the g.
IA highest bidder, that valuable property 10:
situated North College street few doors be
low the Of the Square ans opposite the beau
tiful residences lately erected by Mr.. French
and N. Burns, and adjoins the fine residence OF Mr..
A C. Beech and others. This property fronts 90 feet
College street, running hair way back to Market.
to IS feet alley. Upon the ground is three frame
buildings used store-Tooms.
This pr9pert, is located in one Of the most thriving
and desirable portions Of the city and take il all to-
eether is the most desirable yet offered TO the public.
Its advantages will at be by all possess
ing Inducements the business capitalist
/ would ask examination before the day of sab
we have positive instructions sell. / will di-
vide the property to suit purchasers.
Terms OF SALE -One-third cash, the balance in l,
and years, with interest from date, and lien
tanned. L. X. GLASC0CK,
noy24-d Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-29

THE North AND THE S0UTH.-Some months
since, a mechanic of this place sent to a man
ufacturer in Hamilton. near Cincinnati Ohio,
10 have some knives made for a straw cutter
When the knives came to hand, they were
found to be wretehedly made, and worthless.
The bill was S2l 90. An order was then sent
to Mr.. +. j. BARNES. of Richmond, Va, who
made an excellent set of knives (three hun
dred per cent. better than those made i'm
Hamilton.) and charged ST. 90 for the job
Comment unnecessary. -Coluna6ia Mirror.
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Es- We are panied to hear Of an unfor-
tunate accident which happened to Mr. Will
place, In attempting to fix the broken wire
on the line between here and Lawrenceburg,
about five miles beyond Mt. Pleasant he fell
from the pole. which he had climbed, and
severely fractured his thigh. We understand
that Mr.. McGhee remained lying in this pain
full condition several hours, before the nee
essary assistance could be rendered.-CoL-
uyqLia Mirror
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-29

SEWARD REPuDATED.--The New Haven
Comm Journal and Courier, black republican.
Gays OF S.wird's Rochester Knockings-
He embarrasses tue republican party when
be links its fortune with the abolition of
slavery. through the several States cooper
ating with the Federal government and acting
IN strict conformity with their respective con-
stitutions-p The party has never adopted
any such idea in il declaration Of principles
and strong ground for its appeal b. coun-
tenance aud support as a national party, in
the slaveholding States. has always been that
il steadily respected the rights of the States,
and designed in 40 way whatever TO interfere
with slavery in the States where il existed by
virtue Of local lave; and il would suffer mot
seriously from any well grounded suspicion
that ID proposed a crusade against slavery
wherever and whenever found. We do not
suppose that Mr.. Seward means 10 thus unite
republicanism and aboliiionlsm. but unior-
tunately his Rochester speech furnishes
pretext for dishonest politicians 20 charge
sllch an intention on him, and on the repab-
lican party, and throws upon his supporters
and friends disagreeabIe duty Of explains
ton and contradiction.
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Gs- The corn crop of Maury county has
certainly fallen short of what our farmers
thought it would be before il was gathered
In the fall we heard of few sales being
made at 81 90, per barrel. and purchasers
were not very anxious to buy at that price.
thinking they could get it for even less; hut
we learn that it is difficult tn obtain any now,
at the crib for less than 81 50, and sellers
are quite Indifferent about taking that
LoLlfL1bia Mirror
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-29

Hon. WM. III. WIsENER.-A correspondent,
in another column, suggests the name of our
fellow-citizen, VIM. ii. Wisener, in connec-
ton with the canvass next year for the Office
of Governor. Mr. Wisener. if elected. would
not only discharge the duties of the Office
with credit Ia himself. hut we believe to the
entire satisfaction of the people generally "
Should he be the nominee of the convention,
We will support him cordially.-.StelGyriile
ErpostOr.
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Another Instance OF the efficacy of
Eerhavess Holland Rftter~

N. NJ PorNDfarKR, at Union office, September 18th,
1854, says
''some weeks since being seriously affected with
pain and uneaslness the stomach loss OF appetite
and at times strong symptoms q dyspepsia, I was
Induced to try your HoiIAND BnTERs, and / feel il
bat an act OF justice % the article well for the
good OF those who may be affected with like derange-
ment OF the stomach, that the OF
gle bottle Of this medicine proved Of incaIeulable
benefit, having freed the stomach from all sense of
depression and removed every symptom Of dyspep-
STA would also remark that other mser
of my family, who were afflicted In a similar manner
with myself, were entirely relieved by the use OF a
single bottle each
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Hem advertisements.
S T o r A G. E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

UrHE undersigned have taken the large Warehouse
Il recently erected. running through from Market
TO College street and amply prepared to store
favorable terms. all articles that may be offered
The attention OF merchants in the city especially
directed TO facilities for taking of Sugar COT
fee, Sack Salt and Molasses and the fact that in
sarance against fire can be obtained goods stored
with most favorable terms
We will also keep constant supply of BAI.ED HAY
and CORN in Sacks, which will be sold most
enable terms. A share Of public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited
novelty --A-. NJ A. PARISH K co.
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We had the pleasure Of seeing National
Democrat on yesterday who stlil respected
the Administration. Need We say IL was Mr..
Isaac SiurgaoH. Like the man who thonahi
that the ehlils were pretty had DEAN in The
boitom,n be feels eoallienf thst .-fkings are
worse over In Illinois thaa they are here
8. Lessis UasoTsf.
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+ II Z SOIL PROPERTY
For Sale.

On hcLeDore. La'oorn Church and Broad ssrects.
/ AN Offering for S'le, privately, that valu- -
able TOT - AMP lot. Situated on McIA,- K.:sl
more street, between Church aud B-oad SIS Ffir
fronting On Nri ru"rc 90 feet. rupFirg hark Yea
IN an alley. The inprovenents corsist of y two story
prick, containing 5 rooms IN the main building be-
sides kitchen, servants rooms stable Sc Thor, i
Also Tine we'll Of erftili, water h,slcs ntier
ct'nNehirnr"s wtch makes " all together frsirr BE
place Independents az is being free r-utn .,xation
ana central o. the busi1ass PARTON 81 tic ~, nti
with all the advantages 81 hrirg IN fhc e,rf.cr,f.p
WIZ rec"mmenf itself q III" favorable liberation
Of those wishing 60 pu~rhas".
u NOT soil prirai " before the 9TH or pFCFN-
PER NEXT VIII o'r II at pubr sale an the f-r,,-
iscs. ~ " o'clock. For terms &c ars~Iy %
noVa0-u r r 81 ASf'pCTc At-.pt
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DIE.O.

Attic residence Of A. G. Payne, on Sunday morn
ing 18th inst. ouyI, c., infant daughter OF Vim. R.
and +. Cox,
The friends Of the above invited to attend the
funeral services this morning a 10 o'clock, from A
q. Paync's residence
The Raleigh and Tarboro' papsrs, North Carolina,
are requested TO copy.
Nov % 1888
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Eo- Tho Washington Union, after hurting
the ~anathema Of heresy" against the Doug
las rebels, now proposes a cemprsmise.-
Wendell is prepared 20 ''sell indulgenccs" fur
the purpose of keeping hold Of the public
printing.-Lou. Jour.
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A S M A LII F r m
EiGtN Acres
lots in NAcGaNocL

L HAVE f-r sale privately, - lets in McGavork
Il situated an jefferson, Madison. Tllln"re A,eBuc
Finrero", Aii'"rn ANcFr~, Hcni~Ishtu and Jams
stree >. wlici viii sell II great hareai > 1hrse
l"isH arouc some ~ the most braufit W that al
"iti"n. nra 90 th'se II small means waitfrg cicrp
homes, new u Their chance. For paftb uiurs call on
CLAsft OK.
""ts-r Agent
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On Friday. 10th of December, 1858
ON the premises will sell the highest bidder that
" vaIua BILE tract Of Land of the late Charles HAYS
Sr., and now owned and occupied by JANIS V. HAYS
containing about 90 Acres, including the splendid
Mansion, about so cleared and 40 spl, n
did timber with several never failing snrngs Of free
Tho Tim Der has been carefully preserved
and stands thick and heavy the ground. The Nan
sion House is most superb brick building, contain
ing Eight Good Rooms: double porch. enclosed with
latice work; and airy walk, about 20 feet WIDE
and SOfeet long extending from the main building TO
The cooking-roOm neatly covered and enclosed with
dle-house all Of brick The yard embraces area
of about acres, all enclosed with a superb brick
nee, topped on with ornamental banister or wood
network, neatly painted; frst-rate stone Spring
house good stables barns fish pond stored with h
and excellent ice house. good peach and apple or
chards- Fences mostly cedar plank and post OF
dar rails
After the above sale will sell abont 80 Acres.
more or less, Of the same tract, now owned by Wa.
RoUNDTREu which has been sub div ded into tracts
containing from ii to is acres each These lands
Of the finest quality and susceptible Of the highest
state of cultivation, being well Watercd by the
tcrs of Mill Creek Pats of the Land will be exhibit
ed day of sale
TERMS OF SAIE-UpOn the Land credit Of one two
and three years. notes veil endorsed, bearing inter
est from date and lien retained. The Stock, &C..
will be sold upon credit Of months, notes well
dorsed.
Arrangements have been made with the Y. & {.
Railroad for train 10 leave O'Clock the morn
ing OF the sale, free II charge, going and coming.
A good COLLATION. will be prepared on the ground
nov2o-td f. r. GLASCoCK, Agent.
DICKENs's HOUSEHOLD WORDS, for December,
just received by
nov2O-tf F. HACAN.
eRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for December, jus, re-
ceved and for sale by
nov2o-u F. HAGAN.
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A LARGE eieck ef lndtan. sAakeF Flaunel Cash
~ acre, Lambs Wnal, Nhlie and C,lsred Mrr-
iasi Fscelse1 Hnd Cor saisby
noFs-1 j. ~. MosiiI
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NE W FIN NJ.
j. B. & A. v. RUTLAND.
(saeeessOrs Of Bradshaw a Rutland,
Wholesale and Retail
pkAIExs N
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, valises, &c.
No. so Uaion Street.
Nashville. Tennessee.

+ b. RUTLAND havias purchased lhe iaisress a
81 A. nradShAw "a she hssx aaa Sasze stare lie
coassut, and The neN nFm aepge = aaseortzr1 -
srsale the aceoanlss kcs, . tlse I'D 1Fu- Tllose
lnsegfca 10 ne arm q frasishaW a Aufiaaa Ar
requested 60 aAke lEunaeA1s pas inenf Nhliss the
ar1n respectfully solici canlinssnge % lK5s
sruersus F4trozsge cossf<Erea apz tkc e15 nsn ey
intea4 - Keep had } TAT and eirk4nt sasnk -
goa.ls q IA y tae and assuEe he Enkik t1ef mas
expect kzad slseniion ana gosa barEsiB Csye -
eAil IA 4 A v. RUTLAND
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North Eagcncid.
Notice 90 Stockholders of Nashville
and Chattanooga IL. NJ. Co.

A y election = efteon Directors N nsanage the
n aAirs af the Company viii b. h1lA AZ Nnrfrs-s
hore wEDS ESnAY. the 18th day 81 Tseeemher
sext stsckhaliers - asaai viii be carried D. the
eiects. oveF the whsle road as they may prefer
and haek 90 thetr Respective stsfissnE the aaF
pFevsaas the DAY a ~ cay AFTER saii elecflan nv
showing fhew CeFtEeztes q ssnek M c,nlscsess
". a. GI.EAvES
novz-t sfxsf Secretary.
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WE have an szssi'eas arsssI~ u WOOD saws and
w sag HsFs~&.
Cssltlas and ether brant ef Axes
- Pi4ia end Ornagn-nt.i csal Sca itns<
Vases Cal ana csnder sAavets,
Yrs lfDas and Strz1dz. q 81 qaalifics. s
Hearth troons, nnssegs and n,or Mas:
MACKENZIE NfScHIS.
neyie II chEere street.
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ISABELLA oFtSINI. Historical Novel % the Eff
teenth Century. BY the author Of Beatrice Cenc
X y. PEPPER aud other coadimsnts, put up for gen
erai use. spicy book.
VERNON GROVE; or, HEARTS As THEY ARE.
VIOLET; or. THE TINES WE LIVE IN.
GRANDNorHER's SCRAP BOOK; or, WESTERN
CLEANER
ZENAInA. BY Florence Anderson
SIDNEY GREY. A Tale OF Sch"ol iife.
coURTsHIP or MILES sTANpTSII IangfelIow.
BRowSLow AND PRYSR- Debate on slavcr
Just received and for sale by
nov22-f CHARLES W SMITH.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Two Valuable Farms

ON IfNFSTAY, he sih 81 Iecen her IA
~ next a." unde sgrcd viii sol g. the 60.
hJplsst ifer thnt varahe Farm IN NHlinm efs%tN
ssn eoui'ty known - the 'sMikir's whadciaT Il
fafm. containing about 1as acres iy on the waters
Of Trace Sreek. With effrrfr Tig HsrPetb To- tle
vicnhy - th" village 81 Tsnk. IN IasicF,n county
near the krhann and Ceuircy lie Turn Ike ID
miles from Nashville
f~rSs'us wishing a. rurrh' invited ~ cxansne
the lands ard rr~nisrs and they viii hrd farm Il
"NrcedinE fertility - soil. well suited raisr
by a. sncrior aai istn "a abe grew a. af blue gr
ans - hraHt5fri supply 81 lauFr - .ck water.
The nn eTsieucs VII nso sell H. tie hic hidser,
a tie same time ant pncc that hear lfui iarni he
longing - Mr. Lrvenia Traiglead. confaniig phoi
100 rrTrS. ai irr the bow tract 81 ~. Pofh e
these art- Hrftrf, Will make 81 the best Stn,k
Farms 10 - Zizo it, Middle fennrssre.
The undersigned has also abort 81 ncrcs 81 finely
Tfnherrsi Nostl ianf uithni . miles 81 The farm.
which vii be snid With flr frFf n-iifinucs ffm-
", upon consultation Nth those NJ q xish o. pur-
chase, the day ~ sale, d he found proper NY fsrm
hc divided into three trarif Tirrr xiii ie
afforded chanre fnr brytrF three beautiful ANS.
with cTHifoFtale iiNelii - On.
1hrss Lands si be for sale rrignieiy IN fhe 1st q
tAerrmhrr. Der an Information call on tie hsCTbcr
living IA Nasty He.
TFltNS tfN y -nnc ftlrf rftl & prrrirsc uas nov
xia Dc required Ia cHsh. rnirs Nh'rh can lie dis
ronnicd ia bai / 20 days Ire taiatce IN enc W.
three and fur years n Desired With Interest added
aud lien on The land retained urtil al j. ls8d.
JOHN !. NIL. AGENT
The siove sale viii be c.Ddue,ed b, Mare
Na-a ware.
8 .GLs-s-r.s. Ancstreer pov5ooaGprd
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For Rent.

I>oR he year ts5s tai copaodieuz dwelling house
IL "a tAs eerasE " 40 AID lizh s.feess For par
tlrpisrs spqssTe q 4 l. 6lA>sSoCk,
nsf-s-u Assa''
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On Monday. November %. 1888

II WILL. on the premises. proceed e. sell 20 tbs,
Il highest bidder. this valuable Farm, wi ish has
been suhdvidcd into four tracts, containing from Is
tn 6S acres each. Upon Of The tracts Their. ar,
FINE dwellings with all the nee Sssrv ont hnpscs n,
goof repair, and up0n each never falling Sur'nr OF
excellent water. with fine failing hola STREAM,
running through: two voung orchards 81 Peaches
Apples Re. together with timber The other rcfna IN
ing tracts ARE be- viv tnhered. with Zine bnil Ting
sites and excellent n, anl a ncvHr fiiinr Sp-ing
branch running through them This
fiviaed. will compare faVar.hiv IN rafnf of soil
convenience and comfort with any other that l,-s
been Offered % the pnbiir. The iarut,,n II IL tn
Franklin College Minerva College. together will t.,
Churches, makes q one of the desirable riarcS
we know az. Persons wio desire e. einsatr their
children in Gae inst tons and good soc!,ty now
have chance 20 avail Themselves &C thar optart,,i
". We would earnestly invite atcrtiut "a ths farm
before the day of sale. determined % s-U
Plais "f the land vi nc exhibited On slaV Of sale
IsRNs "A credit Of 7. and /: yrar~ with notes wcU
en- torSrd without interest and a irn ret incd
tlmnib'lSs"s Vii lean the Square on ~, morning,
81 m" sale free of charge, and fine collation. NiI
be served up.
F. r GLASCoCK. Agent.
After The Land sale will offer 10 tho highest bid
der, upnn credit Of months notes well endorsed
payable IN bank. lot of Mules ~ Hurs - Among
the horses IL 0ne wear Oh ally whish * the
premium al the late state Fair the fast-st trut,cr
in harness.
uovlf-td =. r. GI.ASCpCE AGENT
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lieal estate Sales.
Most Valuable City Property,
At Public Sale.

On Thursday, 9th OF December next
on the promises 1T II O'Clock a. VI j propose ..
~ offer Public Sale that comTnod eus Residence
Corner Of Church and McIemo-e streets bow Crcu-
pee ny VIM. H. Smith, Esq Tho i.ot fron's 90 feet
on Church and l2s Ncfcmore street-House con-
tns ten good rooms with necessary bor ses Gas
Fixtures. Hydrant water, &c. II Is or the moSt
desirable residences In the city and is convenient to
all the business parts of our CITY.
ASo--i the same time three vacant lets immc-
cafeiy adjoining the above fronting arh 10 feet on
Church street. and running back 12s feet to an Alley
Tie foregoing property is free from taxes.
~r Terms.
For the House and IGi one-fourth cash-hal. nee ?
and years credit, for satisfactorily secured
herring interest payable IN hank aud lien retain "a
For the vacant lots credit 81 l. . and wears for
notes bearing interest and secured as above
VIII be sold privately if desired For further
particulars call on
A. V. : LfNpSIFY
r X 6tssCocK. Auctinncer. novIa-td
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pUB kllC $ HAE
Land, Stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, Sc,


Situated on tie Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
at Antioch Depot, eight mules from the city.
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fiau.s. Hams.

ICsf esoesvet a sappiy - ans touEtry Hams a.
j seea sroasbt ~ lhis ket Fer sale AZ
Rw. RARNE
nswie-1 college Stree q
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eRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for December, jus, re
ceved and for sale by
nOV2D-n p