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for SaIe-Go Reat.
Important Public Sale Of
r. f AL ES II A II T.

On MONDAY THE 2sTH INST, the Columbus Life
J and General Insurance Company, OF Columbus /,
Miss will offer for sale at public outcTy, credit NJ
six twelve and eighteen months, TO the higbes bid
county of Davidson State Of Tennessee, about mile
west the city Of Nashville being that portion OF
said Of land owned by said company on which
H. r. Bostick Esq resides, more particula ~ de-
scribed being situated South Of the middle OF Wat
kns Avenue, boundary line, beginning at the middle
point OF intersection nf Watkins Avenue and Bosticks
Avenue. lai down in the plan n "BnstickS addi-
ton Nashville - running thence westward, along
the middle Of Watkins Avenue, TO the dividing mo
between Jesse Thomas and said Hardin p. Bostick,
thence along said line in Southern direction, TO the
middle of the Charlotte Turnpike in eastern direc
ton. point opposite the mifdl Of the Bostsck Az
enue thence along the middle of BoStick Avenne TO
the beginning, containing fifteen Of ground or
thereabouts
Upon the shove described premises is situated the
very desirable dwelling house AVID other improve
ments known the residence Of Maj. Hardin p. Bos
tick fun description OF which cannot be given IN this
advertisements, but those acquainted with the
property il is but jrstice saw that is considered
second to Of the many beautiful and valuable
private residences In the envrons 81 Nashville.
The property will he snld tract. or be divid-
ed into such lots shall sasfsofoR to all con-
cerned.
Notes with approved security will be required from
the purchaser purchasers, payable the Bank Of
Tennessee, Gin Nashville and which notes must be
further secured BY lien upon the property
The title Is perfect bnt any Information respecting
this may be obtained by reference 10 Gov. Neill s.
Brown.
MAJ Bostck who in possession OF the premises
viii cheerfuily give any Information that may be
needed 10 their merits, sc.
The sale viii take place the premises between the
hours Of II and O'Clock.
je7-ti JAMES WHITFIELD, President.
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The NASHVILLE RAILROAD CONTESTED TO
EIIzABETHTowN.-The Elizabethtown Dem
ocrat of yesterday announces the completion
of the Nashville Railroad to that place. The
Democrat has jollifcation article on the
strength of it, in which it promises great
things for that town. The citizens held a
meeting on Saturday night and appointed a
committee to take steps for grand barbecue
to celebrate the event.
The work on the tunnel is being carried on
vigorously, under the direstion of Messrs.
Hoblitzell & Co. 1t is believed that it will
be completed in one year.
Whilst speaking of this road, we will add
that it now affords the shortest and most
pleasant route to that delightful watering
place, Crab Orchard Springs. A line of
stages runs in connection with the train
Ion .jour.
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Florida.

The Democratic State Convention of Flori-
da. assembled in Tallahassee on the 29th ult.,
struck from the resolutions reported by its
Committee clause declaring that the Con-
ference bill passed by Congress sis entirely
consistent with the principle of non-interven-
ton as enunciated in the Kansas-Nebraska
act" But it nominated for reelection to
Congress Hon. Geo. S. Hawkins, who voted
for the bill! This way of doing business is
peculiarly Democratic. That party condemns
the most important vote given in Congress by
its Representative, and then turns shert round
and dominates him for reelection. OF course,
it is expected by this procedure TO enlist for
him both those who approve and those who
condemn the English Bill. Now suppose that
the Americans of Maryland and Kentucky,
while indirectly condemning the votes cast by
their Representatives against the original Sen
ate Kansas bill. should nevertheless nominate
Messrs. Davis, Harris, Marshall, and others.
for reelection. What storm of indignation
and Pronunciation against them we should
have from the entire Democratic press and
stump orators of Georgia. But democracy
may do such things with perfect IMMUNITY and
consistency.-CguHbts Enquirer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-15

EE- The Hon. E. ID. Culver, City Judge of
Brooklyn. y. Y, has been expelled from the
First Baptist Church Of that city, by a vote
Of leo TO 80, for being at the houses OF Mrs
Brown aud Mrs. Hicks at unreasonable hours.
The Judges familytestihed that be always was
at home before niue o'clock at night and did
not carry a night key. On behalf Of the
ladies il was denied by the son Ut one that
improper intercourse could have taken place
between the Judge aud his mother without
his knowledge; and on behalf Of the other her
children testified that they were not put out
OF the room, as had been alleged. when the
Judge visited their mother. Judge Culver
intends TO appeal 10 the highest ecclesiastical
tribunal Of the Baptist Church
There Is n case in this city now undergoing
investigation before church committee
which, from what we hear. throws the Culvr
case completely in the shades-Lpu. Io.y.
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In Chaneery at Warerly. Tenn.
JUNE RULES, isSs

j. = span
Attachment aud InI. Riii.
Ino % Woodward, ct ais
Tn this cause, motion, and Il appearing 20 the
Satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from the ale
CATIONS BIZ, sapporssa BY The afavit Of the
complainant, that the defendant, john u. Woodward,
has led the country, OF has s6sconded,
oealed himself, that the ordinary process q law
be served upon him, u i therefore ordered
that publication be made m tse Nashville Psiriat,
newspaper published In the city Of Nashville for
appear before the Chancellor u coart Of
Chancefy for the county of Humphreys, Al the nexf
tern II SAID court 81 be held Al the coeFf hease
in the Of Haxesiy, the fss Thursday After tia
srd MaEday IN September next. and plead. ansser.
dsnnr ooaapianant's bill. 90 The sane will be
tzksz for eoafessed and ses for hearing parts
10 him-
witness. DAVID r. oxen, Clerk sae Master q Der
said Court, once, ths Isl Mond1y "a Jane. lsss
u r. OWEN,
SunalS-xu Clsrk s14 Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-15

Gs- T. c. CLINGMAN sham democrat of
North Carolina, has issued an Address to the
people of that state. in which he says that
the expenses of the Government have largely
increased. owing partly to the extension of
our territory, and partly to the fact that the
slavery agitation has diverted attention from
measures of economy! The Union and Amer-
icon says it is owing to Mr.. FnL.MoRE's extra
vagance! We wonder how many more
equally silly and contradictory reasons the
democracy will urge to excuse the outrageous
extravaganza of Mr.. BUCHANAN.
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In Chancery at Waverly, Tenn.
- = y Z ~ LIZ Aoeos
Original Injunction Bill.

Original Injunction Bill.
c. W Rives VS. ] T winfrey and John D. Woodward
ct ais.
Tn this cause motion and il appearing 10 the sat
L isfacuon Of the Clerk and Master from the alega-
ton Ia the Bill supported by the affidavit Of the
planant that the residence Of the defendant John D.
Woodward, is not known. se having fed the country,
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon hum; il is therefore ordered that publication be
male IN the Nashville Patriot, a newspaper published
III the city 81 Nashville, for foar weeks
requiring the said John D. Woodward 10 appear before
the Chancellor Of Court OF ChAneery for the
county of Humphreys at the next term Of said
court, be held the cpurt-h ous. in the OF
waveriy on the LIST Thursday after the Ord Monday
In Sepssmbcr next, and plead, answer demur 10
compliments BILL or the same will be taken for con
fessed and set for hearing pare 90 him.
Witness David r. Oweu Clerk and Master at once
the LIST Monday in June ls5s. D. r OWEN,
iuaefs-wA Clerk aud Master.
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Important Information.

A this season of the year no family ought to go
n to rest without having in the house some prompt
and efficient remedy for cholera morbus darrhnrI
disorders that apt attack all ages and which
may result in fatal consequences before physician
can be procured.
The Grefenberg Dysentery Syrup, only so cents
per bottle has in the last ten cured more
of disordess of the bowels, matter how violent
than all other remedies and prescriptions put to-
gether.
DR. HIBBARD, chairman of the Board of Health of
New York. in the worst cholera season, certiies that
from the time this medicine used at the Quarantine
ground there not another fatal OF cholera
DR.. DE FORREST, Commissioner of CrotOn Water
Works, certies that it cures all cases of bowel
plants, produced by eating too much fruit, from
other causes, not from an immediate stoppage Of the
discharges. but from a chemical change produced by
it the contents of the bowels and that it produces
affections of the brain, which other remedies
apt to do.
been found prompt remedy for Bloody EIl1. 1t
be had of all druggists, and of the subscriber
Patterson Freemans furniture store
junel5-u ALEX. n ACKENZIE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-15

MEMPHIS RACE CoURsE.-Col Locke, in
forms Us that he sold one hundred acres of
ground yesterday, about four miles from the
city, which will be improved Immediately,
and adapted to the purposes of the turf. The
ground in question is admirably located
about four miles from the city, on the NJ. Il
c. Railroad, and the price paid was $3.50 per
acre. The purchasers were Mr.. Roundtree,
of Nashville. and Mr.. Jackson, of North
Alabama. Memphis Aualanehe.
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BIS lief.

Complainant G. W. Rives, alleges in his bill shat he
is liable the security, and that he holds claims
against the defendant, John u. Woodward amounting
In thousand dollars, and that he, the said
Woodward, has property, either real personal,
subject "a the payment Of the same, but that said
Woodward is the legal owner az two notes of hand,
against the Of VIM. II Foster, dec for
$1,000, and the other against John T. r. T. Scott
about slaoG, both due aud unpaid aud the complain
ant, Rives, having obtained order granting
of Injunction enjnn ana restrain the said Wood ward
and all other persons from collecting attempting
enforce the collection o said notes and the said John
T. & II, T. Scott, and Sarah c. Foster adm'x Of VIM
H. Foster, dec d. from paying said until after
the hearing OF the aforesaid cause Notice which
cannot be served upon the said John d. Woodward,
the same is therefore hereby made public.
ID. r. OWEN,
junel4-w4t Clerk and Master.
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AS an Indication of the material of which
the recent Vigilance mob in New Orleans,
was composed, we may state, on the authority
of the " o. Bee, that of the four men
killed and the five wounded by the accidental
discharge of a cannon in Jackson Square,
they were all natives ofGermany and Ireland.
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In Chancery at WaVerly, Tenn.

G. W. Rives
Attachment and I'M. Bill
John n. Woodward ct ais. J
IN this cause on motion, and IL appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master from the allie
cations in the bill, supported by the affidavit Of the
complainant, that the defendant, John ID. Woodward
has absconded and left the country, conceals
himself that the ordinary process of the law cannot
be served upon him; Is therefore ordered that pub
lication be made in the Nashville Patriot newspaper
published in the city OF Nashville for four successive
weeks, requiring the said John ID. Woodward to ap
pear before the Chancellor of our Court Of Chancery
for the county OF Humphreys, at the next term Of
said Court TO be held at the court house in the
of Waverly the LIST Thursday after the 3rd Monday
in September next, and plead answer, or demur to
compliments bill, the will be taken for con
fesSed aud set for hearing paTte To him.
Witness, David R Owen, Clerk and Master of our
said Court at Office the LIST Monday in June, 1855.
ID. OWEN,
junel4-wit Clerk and Master.
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THE remainder q the stoek q Rich Paris Baanets
il aud Millinery Goods, Al the Scw YoTk Emporium,
win be sold within thss month ~ q great s4cFince,
wsthogf FeSsrd % cost AIRY other conssdeFatios.
EzchAage moncy taken Al 50 cents 90 ne dollar.
fuueis
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Ball at Beaver Dam Sprin gs.

DEANER DAM, the most pleasant watering place in
I'D Tennessee, Is now open for the reception Of Wis
itors three four hundred Of whom can be accom-
modated in the most comfortable style. The place
regular line Of hacks Is running from ,oiuIn-
ba 10 the Springs, leaving Columbia every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday morning, and arriv-
ing at the Springs the same day, over delightful
road.
There viii be grand Ball at Beaver Dam on Tues
day, July bth Il Is intended % be the elegant
affair the pac. has witnessed and viii be largely
attended by the beauty and fashion Of Middle TenRes
see aud North Alabama.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-15

BE- DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE AND INDIG ESTION,
by which all persons more or less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise whole
food, and dose of Boerhaves Holland Bitters,
ne hour before each meal.
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Il AN Seosixlng fresh supply q The above pop
ai3r Ne tiEtacs. ana will farnsA than Whol.szie
sa1 Retail the Farnitare store II Mexsrs- PAfTfR-
S0S FIREMAN. where am for the pressat located.
have hznd the ersn~Aserg A4na4i " IioAlsh,
and Tie Health Aiaa.AAs, 10 1855
kzAFN. MACKENZIE
iss-e No. IA CelAsss street..
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ar1u ADVERTISEMENTS.
In CHASCERY AT WAVERLY. TENN.
JUNE RULES, 1855.


Original Injunction Bill.
Elijah d. Billie William Bartlett and John D. Wood
ward, ct ais.
IN this cause, motion and it appearing to the sat
l. sfaction of the Clerk and Master from the aega-
tons in the bill, supported by the affidavit of the
complainant, that the defendant John D. Wood ward
has absconded and fed the country so that the ord
nary process of law cannot be served upon him il
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Nashville Patriot, newspaper published in the city
OF Nashville for four successive weeks requiring the
said John D. Woodward to appear before the Chance-
Tor of our Court of Chancery for the county of Hum
phreys at the next term of said court held
at the court in the town of Wavery on the LIST
Thursday after the 3rd Monday in September next
and plead, answer demur to compliments bill, or
the will be taken for confessed set for hear
ing parte to him.
Witness David R. Owen, Clerk and Master OF our
said court, at Office, the LIST Monday in June, 1885,
D. r. OWEN,
tune14-w4t Clerk and Master.
BEIEF.
The complainant, Eiuah d. Bfie alleges in his bill
that about the 11th day Of May 1885, he execu-
ted his promissory note 10 the defendant John d
Woodward, for something 81 200, with G. R.
Be security thereto and that the consideration for
which the said note given has failed through
fraud and COLLISION, and has obtained order to en-
join and restrain the said Woodward and all other
persons from collecting attempting enforce the
collection of the said note until after the hearing Of
the said cause. Notice of which cannot be served
upon the said John d. Woodward, and is therefore
hereby made public. d r. OWEN.
jnnel4-w4t. Clerk and Master.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

rTvHE arm 81 ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 Co, con-
il posed OF And Allison, 7. Anderson and ". ID
M'Lanahan, was by mutual consent Dissolved the
ist day q June, by The retiring q Mr.. A'iSnahAn
from the drm- And. Allison and 7 Anderson are
alone authorized wind up the business of the old
hrm Those indebted the late arm requested
% make payment without delay. and these having
Gains against The same VIII p csent them for pay
meaG. ALLISON, ANDERSON co.
Having purchased Mr.. Nianahan's interest 10 the
goods, we have taken in partners IN business
Dixon A. Alsson and John 3 Johuson- We shall con
tinae 81 old stand, where will be pleased 70
meet cid friends and mere haEts generally
Being ANXIOUS % down present stock loN
pes.ise, preparatory cur fall paTchAs- viii
ofrr Inducements prices those isig repien-
sh their stock. We shali De glad az al re-
eeive their orders. ana wiii do cur best al them
satisfactorily.
Jansls ALLISON, ANDERSON CO.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

WISH 10 cell Of the prettiest and most sesira-
BILE places that has been offered for sale. Il con-
tains about 400 OF fine and fertile land with ele
giant improvements.
Also, one containing - Acres, well watered and tim
bered with improvements.
mayl5-f WILL. L. BOYD JR
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ChiIdrens Panacea.

This always cures when all other remedies fail.
When children were dying daily in New York from
the of swll milk, this was found to be the only
remedy.
Where a sick IS ia the house This medicine is
tcorh ITS tceigh goid the prescriptions Of
physicians and other remedies have been tried in
II the certificates Of physicians who have used IL
wanted | can furnish scores Of them Having
had twelve years experience Of its value in my own
family and throughout the State have hesitation
in offering TO refund the of the DySenterV Syrup
and ChiLdre'i's Pdndced should they fail do exactly
what promise for them.
ALEX MCKENZIE,
at Freeman 4 Patterson's,
junel5-tf College street, Nashville.
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11fw ADVERTISEMENTS.

SERMONS SPECTACLES.
~ ~ ~
MR.. SERMONS, the renowned optician and manu-
lNl facturer OF the above celebrated glasses will
shortly revisit Nashville (by request) TO remain
short time only. Due notice will be given of his
rival. jel5
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Fifty Negroes for Sale,

A M0NG the lot We have several good Families two
~ three young Women with first child, four good
House Boys, boys from Is TO 90 good Dinine-rooI
Servants with good lot of field hands and girls
and a good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr29-tf II II HAYNES 4 co.
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KISS-ME QUICK POMADE FOR THE HAIR.
KISS ME-QUICK SACHEL FOR THE BUREAU.
KISS ME-QUICK SOAP FOR THE TOILET.
AGENTS:
CARY, HOWARD SANGER. New York.
SCTIIEFFELIIS Bros. l. Co., 80
JAMES T. Maxwell,
F. c. WELLS 4 Co, -
j. W. NORCRosS 4 Co, Boston and New York.
Sold everywhere.
ne15-T&Fr4m.
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Heart Cypress Shingles
on 600 HEART Cypress Shingles for sale
1ri4-iw ?. HARrCASTIE.
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000 RAGS Extra Family Flour, from Clinton Nils
<OU Smith county Tenn, for sale by
p n c. ANDERSON,
Nos. ISL South College street
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Sick Babies Wanted!

nNE fourth of all the babies born in the United
" States die before they FIVE years old Calomel
and Cod Liver OIL wont save them; powerful medi-
cnes have the deleteOus effect The only remedy
for the diseases of the second summer for teething
measles, chOlic deranged bowels depressing fevers,
is the
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Representations 10 the 500 900, Of 5000 each {
Of 900 to 30 900 Of 400 TO 50 900 Of 400 20 10 900;
{ OF 400 20 IS 900
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Christian religion, the Virgin was the Moth.

Christian religion, the Virgin was the Moth.
er Of our Lord!
Woman has ever been divine. With
the ancients, the symbol OF plenty, Of beau
ty, Of purity and vision. Minerva all per-
feet, Ceres with her sheaf Of wheat, Diana
with her bended bow, Venus arising from
the crowning foam OF the great sea. With
US, Of the New Testament. she has been
chosen as wife and daughter for the express
sion Of miracle--at the marriage-feast, when
the water bushed to wine and. VIXEN He
bade the daughter Of Joirus arise and walk
Faith, Hope, and Charity abideth most ia
her who touched but the hem of His gar
ment and was made whole and in the wid
ow, who, with her mite, gave most to hel
Lord.
Yes, Woman Is divine. How rnaDy
prisons ascend to thee, Virgin Mary! Wo
man is divine even in her fall. Do you no
RENE mber that our holy Lord bowed to ,h'
earth, wrote upon the sand, and would no
look upon her shame, her degradation, o
her punishment"