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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
EdgeGeld.

AN offering at prices 10 SUIT the times, three
lots In EIgeheld just beyond Doneison store The
lots front each 50 feet the Gaatin Turnpike and
24O feet Deep with in the They are con
venient exhaustble supply OF excellent water,
and arc in a rapidly improving neghborhood.
Apply 10 A.v. ;. IlNpSIIsY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
For Rent or Lease.

TI,HAT convenient residence on the Franklin 81
i Turnpike, at present occupied by hr. Fcl- go
lows. II contains six rooms, besides Kitchens, SAsA
servants's rooms, &c, and has about seven acres
ground attached II would be leased 10 a good tenan
for a term Of years If desired. Apply TO
v = IINDSIEY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
For Rent.

GONE Eve or six OF Claiborne's new and neat -
- Cottages situated between tho Lebanon and ss;.,
Murfrcesboro Turupkes will be Rented 10 good = ~
tenants, at low price, Tor the ensuing lAess
houses have the privilege of neXh" fsthlc supply
of water, convenient To all OF them, without Charge,
and are entitled the benefit of the Free ccioos,
Of which is in their immediate neighborhool.
q Apply TO A V. :. LINDSEY,
Dec diff E. X. GLASGOW.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
- r.. C. McNAIRY s. CO.,
En A. LARGE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. IS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

Together with endless variety Of medium and
low priced Silks Flounces, Robes guile, and by
,he yard Plain, Plaid, strined, and Bayaderes also
Safn-Faccd and Double-Twilled Herinoes and Cash
meres Great variety of ali Wool and Union Plaids,
Monsdelaines, and every thing new and desirable in
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

X A n. Lightning Express, through Cc!uinbus and
" Cleveland without change of cars. s 80 +. NJ Eve
ming Express. through Deair rittsbuTg without
change Of cars.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
Ten Years Credit.

HAVE several handsome lots in Maple street, near
Il the Uniyerslty, which will sell ten years time
Al fair prices provided the paid semi
ally. II thai long enough, will agree not
20 call for the principal long the Interest prompt
ly paid Apply TO
: Dec. 9-u 4. Y. s. lINDSIkf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
A Good Dwelling.

CTUATED Cherry street near IAncun's Hall, Is
- offered for sale. The lot is 80 feet front, by
$50. The house brick containing IN ali nine
The house and lot IS offered for less than the OF the
building Apply to
Dec. 1l-u. A. v. :. lINlSlEY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

THAT valuable Dwelling az the corner n c-der and
i suIamer streets. lhe lot fruut. Is feet The
Dwelling IS large and ootnmodios. sad there IS Elo
e1Bcs Oh the lot Il Of the uost ss-aois Ioea
tionS IN the city. Apply 70
Sept l2-d. A. s. tiNp5LEf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
For Sale.
For sale.

1.-TWO handsome Lots In Elgeaeld, on M0piland a
i The Lots front SO feet each, All ITO de-.
Appiy 10 A. " ;. uspIEN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
For Sale.

rTNHAT valuable business stand Market street al
i sioning the Warehouse oi A. Hamilton NV ocea-
pied by Conley ciotiIias storr, q 'te bcsi
stinds in the city for any retail establishment Prize
very moderate. Apply 10
Nov 2e-tl Av. g. LiSiSIEY. .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
For Sale.

A LOT On Cherry street, south Nashville rcar the
IA Baptist Church, on which there y a small frame
1enemsnt. The 10. fronts 10 feet, rs ls0 dc,r
Apply 10 W = LINIEfIY.
Sept 2s--tI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
Bank of Nashville.

HAVE for sale large amount OF properly which l
i Will sell FOR Notes of the Bank Of Nashville, Ger.
uned checks on Il at the prices thai have
asked for tho property.
Sept 2e-u A.V. s. LINISIk.Y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
Dwelling for Sale.

T An Offering for sale dwelling College ST..
j just beyond the Medical College Tho House Is o;
brick, contains good rooms citteru DC, anu all be
sold at q great bargain. For terms apply 20
Nov 26-u. A v. s. IINlSLEY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
For Rent or Sale.

A eiegaast 4yburbsn ruslfsaer on tite south j.
IA era k1aaaary OF aha ests sstsatra IN Tie - =
csltre III allf ict, the tsoilf n y hcn = IL
Lshly ofnsinoaie4 wsh eeesgFes.-s shade ana tfu'
trefs az capsce safrtos- haas cats,ns yeEet4his
gsr.sn. house newly FapersG .slnisd and every.
thing L. eoalpleie repair,
Ia aaaiilea ~ shs dwelling there s servants house
stabie, caffiags anc io1sa 1here Is also large
clscrns capable of containing BOO barrels 81 wster.
Tbs houss cinincnes, a.
ave And fss-aes4as The property eisl be esia
nj pfscc suitable ~ the tlnss, rrara careful
tsnsnf- Apply - 1 hafe
ftec. 6--fI a " &. lINfefEy.
m peshy seed jass reserved saa fsr s.ls BY
i iso> . psfKKx
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gpttIs!Af.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
Late Mansion House,

fre8--5 Late Mansion House,
North Market .Sresf, I'd door bclosU the Square
T " GILBERT having taken the above stand for
number Of years, begs leave 20 inform the public
OF thai fact and say them that the house has been
newly painted from basement to attic, and new and
complete furniture throughout The subscriber know
ing full well the need Of first class modern hotel in
Nashville, and being in phlanthropic mood has made
every exeron 70 up to the wants of the public
and natters himself he has succeeded. His table will
at all times be furnished with the best this and foreign
markets afford and he pledges himself 70 make every
body contented and at home who viii favor him with
G visit zl u af@
Carriages and omnibusses viii regularly to and
from the ST. Nicholas 10 Steamboats, and Railroads
Trusty Porters always attendance the depot
ceiye checks for baggage thus obsiating the difficulty
of delay. 100 =
Board per day, 81 IS
Lodging, 40
Single Meals 30
Sopper, Lodging and Breakfast, 81 90
b I.fsss Breakfast from to Q O'Clock.
Dinner ." u to .
Supper 80 5tos
$50 j. V. GILBERT, Proprietor
Opposite this House, Market street are livery
stables where be found all hours, horses bug
gies carriages, &c. J. n. Alexander & Co., and w. T.
Wright * Co., are the proprietors.
Dec. 4-1ydSw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
Mislrllanrous.

CHEAP SOLE-LEATHE
ID {. ANDERSON, Nos. as and a. College Street,
have IA store and for sale, heavy lot Of excel
lent Oak Tanned sole Leather at IS cents per p0uBd.
Call you wish bargains ~ any kind OF leather.
=. & C. ANDERSON,
Nos. 45 aud a. College Street,
jan1e-u few doors from Bread.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NACIINNK TENN

TNHE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers, and all persons DESTROYS 81 purcha
sing at home good machinery, such STEAM IN
6lNES, CASTINGS, OF every description, GEARING
CAR-WHEEiS Of the most improved patterns SAW
MILLS, PUMlS, &c, Sc, Is respectfully called 10 this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend 70 carry the business fully extensive
before. and shall be ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already cornncic-
ed operations in blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 90 old and new
customers
We are experienced Nechancs-each Of MS person.
ally attending 10 his own department-and thus va
shall be able % turn out superior work lower rates
tli1n heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece nf work done this Establishment and
give prompt and personal attention every order ief
al office; thus hope 10 give general satisfaction
and be patronized by all friends Of home uacture
II. JACKER A Co,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn,
June Eft late Nashville Mani. Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
Paper Hanging.

A IL kinls q Plan and Decorative Paper Hanging
IL d0ae IA The bssS manner, and oheaIes; prioes by
r r. ffsAAkL1N.
81 orders ten Al Wm. Raar's, No. IL Dca.scflek
street, viii DC promfsly attended 20.
kEsEssESszs Mess. A. r crOzier, jos. b White,
NJ burns Hosa Sn, l. u. Cogbcy Baazs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
LEATHER REITINC

000 FEET on hand, Of all sizes from two 10
c.OOO twelve inches wide. An extra lot of
strong lace Leather; tn all of which invite the at
tentnn OF all planters and machnest % the above
articles, which will he sold the best terms for cash
a, Nos 80 and SO, corner Of broadway and College
streets. - o.
janis d. r. CUTTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

n Valuable Business Lot for sale.
IN AN now Offering for sale that valuable lot on Mar
~ ket astjsning tbs u Norris Mathews
Tho 81 feet Market and back iu7 feet
towards Front street
II would make one Of the best stands for wholesale
orocsry siors Ia The city. For terms apply 10
espz. " A.y.t IJEIeIEY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
Real estate Sales.
For Sale.

A NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, two miles -
N the GAilatin Turnpike road, this side 49,.
Of the fret toll gate, containing nearly nine S>z1A
OF superior Hard; about three acres have -
been successfully cultivated IN vegetables tho balance
Is well timbcred. The improvements CONSIST IL
framed house With three rOons, and kitrhen, and 4
porch my feet long and feet wide: store Tp0m
stable carriage house 6c., and well enclosed with
fences. kc. Any person DESTROYS u purchasing
such place. obtain bargain ON h.iAi terms by
application TO No. 81 College street Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
o.ucr OF Mps. crzrrAL & rIsr. R. r. Co. !

OsnCE OF Miss CENTRAL & TTSS. r. r. Co
BoIIyAR, 1ENN., Oct /, 1857.
This will certify that the u. c. a A. X. X. Co lave
purchased 1Ir. W ;. Bennett, the right TO use ON
their Cars Bridges. buildings SC, &c. Vests Galvan
ic Cement Having seen II used and tested, have no
hcsitaiion IN recommending 10 be the bcstand cheap
covering now Ia
IA. r. NELLY, President,
ii. [. * I. II. K. Co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
10. G.. BROW N.

10. G.. ROW N,
43 College Street,
Nashville, Tenn,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye
Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window
Glass, Glassware, Perfumery,
Fine Soaps, Hair and
Tooth Brushes,
And all Popular Patent Medicines Of the day.
TN Fancy Goods, the stock, as usual is A
i very complete, having received large SAY
additions, consisting partly of Lubins'
and PAINS Extracts; French, American EFE5
and German Cologne; nellucs and Lu- "a "A
bins Sachets: Hair Brushes Metal, China c..
and paper Puff Boxes; Shell, Elmo, and Dressing
Combs, &c, for sale by 10. G. BROWN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02
mDbolesalt Tr0ferits.
NOEL s. co..
Wholesale Grocers,
And Dealers i'm
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Nashville. Tenn -a7l

COUNTRY PRODUCE. {
Nashville, Tenn.
q sss-sflg ss Sugars. fafF
100 hhds fair to choice SUI bzs, Havana Sugar;
10 hhds clarified Sugar; 10 " powdsred sugar;
600 bags BIO Coffee; IS bags Laguyra Coffee.
100 bags Java Coffee;
400 bbls Pixies Whisky; 40 DO Fine Brapdies.
100 beams do; IS bbls. American Brandy
800 =" Wiltshire do; 10 Malaga Wine:
$50 box. super old Brandy; Is Gin: -
IS bbls 4 y bbls. Cherry So 90 Walkers sun Ale.
Brandy; so boxes ST. Johns Qaret
Vine; IS baskets Champagne
20 Dds Smiths Reserve Wine, assorted:
Whisky; so boxes Champagne c.
oo bhis pure Rye do; der -a-.
so do. Monongahela do; ..- 80
Tobacco.
rs boxes f s. Powen's To- 200 boxes Jack Falstaff
20 boxes Southern Belle 80 bxs Com, Tobacco:
Tobacco; Is q Industry Tobacco;
Cigars. -a
10 600 Napoleon Cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind cIrrs.
oDoo Josephine Cigars: 80, 900 Brands, assorted:
We VIII also purchase at the highest market prices
the following articles of country produce.
Pea Nuts, lard, Cotton Yarns,
Feathers, Tallow, Flour,
Beeswax, White Beans Meal,
Ginseng, Peas, Chewing Tobacco
Flax Seed, Eggs, Peach Brandy
Wheat, Butter, Apple Brandy,
Eye, Rags, Pink Root
Oats, Tar, Coperage
Corn, Hay, Orchard Grass Seed
Miett Seed, Hemp, Blre Grass 90
Dried Peaches, Bagging, Timothy
Dried Apples, Rope, Herds Grass
Wool, Plow Lines, Hemp
Bacon, Bed Cords, Onions,
Potatoes, &c. &c, &c.
Country dealers and farmers having of the above
for sale viii do well to call when they the
city. rrss. June 2e-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

EsGIsEER's AND GKsERAi suP7's OFFICE MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON RAnFoAI.
MEMPHIS. juno 20, 1857.
To WHOM IT CoNCERS:-Ihis A. 10 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad COMPANY have pur.
chased VI W. ! Bennett tbs right prepare and use
npnn their pepots, Buildings, Cars, &c, &c. West
Galvanc patent Lro and water proof Roofing and that
We believe Il TO Do economical and durable cover
ING, having already had II in ior eight months.
sam. TATE President.
90 =. c. ARMS, Gen1 Sapt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

NssilLs. ivy, Jan. IL. l>1I.
To PUmtco-w ;. Eas.aeti mad anfsiHr1fitel
~ hsl Summer 10 cover OpT buildings With Vests
Calyanic Crinent; u beng t..n- te0Igi.t
would Try Il; had II aslisa 10 Psacksiih ~hep Ia
kAgile House. attached % tilc tuuaagy. Isry uAso
pros Cd all required a. Nstsg prosf ref hsv with
stood some u the grestst sissrt.s i g4v.g good
sllisfaeton- Ne oBy aid. t~s "a and Nos Sfii DC
satisfied CJkff> a KNIT if,n Founders.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03
NEGRO MECHANICS.

We are glad TO perceive that some
of our southern contemporaries ale
strongly and very properly condemn.
ing the too common practice OF
teaching negroes the mechanic trades.
Their reasoning, in the main, we
think correct, although it would
seem unjust to prohibit the en-
ployment of negro mechanics already
trained. 1t certainly, however,
would be well TO check the evil for
the future, by enactiDg laws probib-
iting the teaching Of any branch
of the mechanic arts to men Of COL
or. The South needs as many
white mechanics 10 become identi-
fed with her interests as she Can
possibly find employment for, and
such should be encouraged, by all
proper means, to locate and remain
amongst US. No more blacks
ought TO be taught the mechanic
arts.
The following illustration of the
evil to which we allude, and the
sensible remarks following it, we find
in the Canton (MississippD Citizen:
"The policy Of learn
ing negroes the various trades, in
stead of putting them on the plan
tations, where they properly belong,
tends to make the rich richer and the
poor poorer by bringing slave la.
Dor in competition with white la.
Dor, and thus arraying capital against
labor, (for the negro is capital) and
this will produce spirit OF antagon-
ism between the rich and the poor.
Such a policy 10 our opinion, tends
TO elevate the negro at the expense
of the poor white man, and makes
the poor mechanic at the South the
enemy Of the negro and OF the iu
stitution Of slavery"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03

RATHER TALL WALKING. The Mon
treal Herald notices feat performed
Thursday evening last By a tight rope
performer ramad Antoine Delare, who
in the presence OF an immense crowd
walked across Great St. James street
and returned, on a rope suspended
from the windows Of three story
buildings. On bis first passage across
he met with no mishap, but on re-
turning
When about two yards over, the
rope seemed to grow slightly agitated,
and he was about to make a false
step; the crowd below were greatly
alarmed for his safety, but be pre-
served his balance with one foot, and
instantly recovering threw himself up
on the rope where he remained
for a few minutes. With
great agility he soon regained his
upright position; but instead Of go-
ing forward he retreated slowly back
ward, and leant for a few moments
against the vail Of the Mercantile Ii
brary. He then advanced, and, with
out making a false step, reached the
window of the Mechanics Institute.
amid the warmest plaudits of the
crowd. A performance like this,
on rope at an elevation of
-hree stories, across a street as broad
is Great st. James street, is feat
rarely witnessed, and one which re-
luires great selfpOssession. superior
'gility, steady nerve and a quick eye.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03
Severe Reprimand.

John M. KOtch, who vas recently
implicated with the wife of a Valen.
tine Heintz, at San Francisco, was
addressed as follows by Judge Coon.
in The Police Court, according to
the Cali:
"You are not fit TO live in civil
lied society. You should so to the
woods and live with beasts, the only
society in which you should mix.
Look up, so that may see if there
be an honest expression in your conn
tenance. There is mott Go! Leave
this court room! Go, say, and let
this Court never see you again.
The prisoner hesitated, and the Court
repeated its injunction, and the man
left the room overwhelmed with shame
and confusion.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03
Scene in Church in Kentucky,

At a Church meeting in one of
"the fashionable orthodox churches"
in Anderson county, KY, last week,
a clergyman asked for and obtained
"a letter Of dismission for himself and
some of the members of bis family.
He then said thai i any of the
bre.hern had anything to say about
him, "now declare it, or ever after
hold their peace" Whereupon an
other preacher said something which
was not heard by all the congregation
but the lie passed between them
The preacher who called for the let
ter drew back his fist and struck the
other preacher heavy blow, and
then commenced kicking him. He
kicked him so hard that he demolish.
ed his boot The defendant being a
"non-resistant," made no defauce, but
went before a magistrate and made
complaint. The assailant was fined
$40 and costs, and submitted, be-
side, to long lecture from the court
A correspondent of the Louisville
Democrat, in giving an account o.
the affair, says the "pugnacious di
vine is good-lOoking man, Of fine
talents, great pulpit oratory, with
prepossessing manners. The fight
has raised his standing among hi;
brethren. Some of the members o.
a neighboring church have sent him
word if be viii 60 to their next church
meeting and whip their preacher
they viii pay the fine that is now
against him, and any other one that
may be imposed on him." The
fashionable orthodox churches IL
Anderson county, KY" are in %
hopeful way"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03
A Hard Bargain.

Those northern Democrats who
opposed the Lecompton Constitution
expecting to return to Congress by
The aid of Black Republican votes,
are about to experience the graft.
tude of their allies expectant 10 an
unlocked for manner. The N. Y.
Courier and Enquirer thus lays
down the conditions on which they
may receive the support Of its party:
awe certainly shall not counten-
anee the denomination Of any Anti
Lecompton Democrat, unless he dis
tinctly agOws his determination to
act Nth the Republican purity in
Congress. In every instance where
they do this, they are entitled to a
nomination from, and will unques-
tionably be supported by, the Re-
pubIicaus. Our first duty is to our
Drincp!es, and whoever is uhwill-
ing to sustain those principles can
not expect to be sustained by the
party"
Poor devils, they played into the
bands of the enemies Of the country,
and thus they are 10 be rewarded.
Served them right" will be the YER
Dict of the nation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03

pain, and threw it out in the direc-
ton of the dog. The folded note
slipped out, and in the twinkling of
an eye it was in Roses capaeious
stomach. The old man sprang mp
and seized Rose by the throat, but it
was too late. "Ten steers at one
swallow, Joe johnson nor Joe Dam
nation, will never make me take any
more paper money roared the en-
ragged Esquire. Poor Rose upcOn-
seious of the value Of tue morsel be
had just swallowed. and being unable
to account FOR the sudden rage of
his usually kind master, made "a
precipitate retreat from the house as
soon as he escaped Eron his master
grasp. As soon as the Esquire's
anger and pain subsidized little, he
took down bis old 1int-loek rife,
anc went out into the yard, and called
up his faithful old dog, swell, old
fellow, your time has c1me, it is too
uncertain to wait, said the old man
addressing Rose. He then wiped
his mOistened eyes and drew a bead
on Rose and pulled trigger. A post
mortem examination was soon made,
and the note found. Between mid
night and day on the pext morning,
Mr. johnson was awakened by "A
tremendous knocking at bis door.
He got up aud found Esquire Kilpat-
rick with the unfortunate hundred
dollar bill. lie related his misfoI-
tune and demanded its immediate
redemption with silver dollars. Dir.
johnson insisted upon his remaining
until morning, but be swore that he
never would eat, drink or sleep until
he got home with the specie for that
internal note. The fate of poor Rose
spread like wild-fre, aud in forty
eight hours there was not note on
the Bank Of Nashville In Smith
county. That sealed the fate of the
Bank. This is a true story. The
people Of Tennessee have got glori-
ously over their foolish preiujices
against Banks.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03
- Il So 600
Chancery Sale Of Slaves.

n pursuance of decree Of the Cbancery
Il Court Of Lincoln county, Tenn, made as
the February term, 1853, Of said Court, 81 the
case Of Charles B. Carly and Others Us. Benz.
f. Carly and others, IwiIl, on Monday. tsse
5tlI day of July. 1858, being the first
Monday in said month, offer for sale. at
pnblic auction. to the highest bidder, at tho
Courthouse door in the town Of Fayetteville,
EIGHT LIKELY SLAVES belonging to the
estate Of B. w. ID. Carly, dec. viz:--Jim aged
about % years, "a valuable mechanic) Peter
aged about So years, (also valuable meclan-
icy Susan aged about 25 years, and her two
children, Eugene aged about wears, and
an infant. Bill aged about : years, Matt aged
about years, and Jack aged about IL years.
TERMs:-Said slaves viii be sold on q credit
Of II months, except 5 per cent. Of the amount
of sales, which will be required in CASH
Bond with two or more socd ard sufficient
securities VIII be required Of the purchasers,
and lien retained upon each slave until the
whole Of the purchase money IS paid-
r. FARQUHARS0N.
May 81, 1854. OK 4. H.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03
A "SPEsIMEN" of BRITISH CouRTE.

A sSPEsIMEN" of BRITISH CoURTE-
sY.-We observe, by the New York
papers, that an American vessel had
arrived, or was expected in port, with
a cannon ball imbedded in her main
mast, fired by a British cruiser, under
pretense of bringing the American YES
sci to. Under these circumstances, we
suggest that the said cannon-ball be
brought to this city, and be placed
on exhibition in the rotunda Of the
Capitol, as a specimen Of British COM
pliments-such as are now presented
to American vessels on their own
waters,-Wa ash. States.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-03

The managers Of the "Swan & CO.
lottery scheme have been indicted at
Augusta, Ga, through the efforts
of Mayor Tiemann, Of New York,
and all the owners and parties con-
cerned have been arrested, with the
exception Of Benjamin Wood, of New
York, and George P Eddy, of Geor-
gia, who are, it is alleged. connected
with the enterprise. The Mayor
first insured himself of the illegality
of the concern, and then sent off SER
geant Birney of the Mayors police
squad, who secured the cooperation
Of the Georgia authorities, and the
subsequent indictment ofthe parties.
N T. Hc1ald.