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SUGAR-The demand continues, and some 1000 hhds
have been sold at still better prices for finer quail
ties, clarified running Sc; fair fully fair 459
SC q h.
MoLASSES-The market is still dropping with sales
to-day of about 1000 bbs at Ice &c for fermenting
good lots and y 22c for choice and 600 half bbs
2sD2Sc 2 gal, according to quality.
TOBACCO-We hear OF only IL hhds sold compris-
ing 81 on private terms at Sc and Lugs at SC
q Ii.
FLOUR--The market continues very quiet and We
have noticed sales of barely 1000 bbs including 400
superne in two lots at 81 80 $50 fancy at 81 10 and
104 at 81 80 for superlne, and 81 90 p Dbl for extra
WHFAT-The sales comprise 100 sacks good TO prime
red at 81 and 2l0 81 021z 2 bush.
CORN-Some 6O00 sacks have been sold to-day, in
GLIDING I59 mixed SIC; loo 5c HOO white ia lots
at 54955c; 500 yellow at SEC; 1900 poor white at 45c
and 900 inferior, &c, at 40c r bush.
BAC0N-The market is frmer, with sales OF 10 casks
Sides at 9c; Is at 959lOc; II Of Shoulders at &c
and 90 tierces fancy cured Hams yesterday and
to-day in lots, at l21sc p H.
LARI-We notice sales Of 40 bbls No at &c; so
prime at &C. 33 bbls and terces at the same and $50
kegs at lC9l0i4c q fb.
COFFEE-Prtces still looking up and show an ad-
OF IA &c since Saturday, the stock being re
duced 10 about 81 900 bags The sales to-day embrace
1872; bags Of which 800 91sc; us at &c Ala at
l0c and l903at lO1s holders asking los. allc g
p for prime.
WHISKY--S4 bbls Rectified sold at lsc and 200 part
extra, at 1sOlS1sc q gal. Market firm.
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Philadelphia, January, 1858.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
GUNS. SC. so.

WE are reeeiving-direei from the makers-sseh
w addiiiDns 20 our stock viii enable ODER
buyers, tls season, complcte an assortment Of
new and desirable goods IN line, can be found
la any house IN the country.
Included are large Invoices OF uflcry> from Wosl-
enhnlu. - Rodgers, Crooke and othsrs-
Ald chc4eer ia@kers-
Guns, Hsfnes and Pistols, from the bess
EngIHh, ffrncb, bslgian and American Manufacturers
Hoes, Ghains, scythes, Axes, and heavy
H4rdxafe generally, a rc1uced Istoes
Merchants stsiti1g The North solicited exkmns
0ar goods begore purchasing elseuher
While The usaAl erodn ~ll be- continued reliable
and pranfs dealers, t1rns for oasA Vii be certsin
10 SATISFY those who pufchase In that way.
fIf1-D, LANGSTIlOIH A CO., Importers,
No 40, Market street, Philadelphia pa
t.nff--.ses Ar. wlw
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INrERRoGAToRY.-Can the Post Master at
Columbia, or any one else, inform as why the
PATRIOT does not reach its subscribers regu-
larly South and West Of Columbia? Our pa
per is regularly mailed, and yet we have many
complaints in consequence of its non-arrival
in that direction, which we are wholly unable
TO answer, without some assistance or explana-
tion.-NAsHvILLE PATRIOT.
We also receive frequent complaints from
our subscribers South of this; but we are sure
that the blame does not rest with the Post
Master here. Col Moore and his gentleman
ly and efficient deputy, Mr.. VOORHEES,, are
constant and faithful in the discharge of their
duties; and from our personal knowledge of
their ,ystem of operation, we are fully conf
dent that the Patriots interrogatOry should
be addressed to somebody else.
A subscriber of ours NJ Glen Rock, four
teen miles below Lawrenceburg, at which of
fee the mail from this place stops three times
a week, writes US that the Mirror frequently
comes to hand at the adv nced age of twenty
one days, when he should receive it every
Friday Morning-the day after publication.
1t is feared that the Post Master at Glen Rock
is rather careless in overhauling the mail, and
suffers some of the matter intended for his Of
flee to go to Tuscumba.-CoL. MrTOr.
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Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA Feb. 10, 1858.
We have TO report encouraging increase of bust
ness in every department of trade. Wagons crowd
the streets laden with Cotton, giving very
lively appearance.
This is proper place to remark upon a Little Incl
dent in reference TO city and its credit which oc
cured to-day our streets The representative of a
Nashville House trying TO engage Whisky a low
figure for cdsh-could give no time. II he could
sell here for cash he going toic TO sell time In
reference TO this reflection merchants wish
TO remind Nashville friends and all Others that if
there is any paper lying unpaid in Atlanta
not aware Of it, And We can assert with some conf
dence that single draft from Tennessee remains
distoHoTed. Can the same be said Of Augusta Savan-
nah or Charleston We have withstood the storm
and considering want of capital and banking fac
lities, stand to-day fair any other city
commercial integrity and prompttude. The day is not
far distant when shall be sought customers for
even a better article than eighteen cents tckiSky
COTT0N-The receipts to-day are about $50 bales
and have been heavy all the week. The demand Is
animated and prices full and firm. Now is the time,
while both demand and price favors the planter, 70
s@l05lc as extremes.
1A1 O->-Recepts goodwill demand fully up TO
the supply. Hog round, 1Oc by the cask but slight
concession could be secured for large lot Hams and
Sides lie.
wHEAT-But little coming in Price 75c from wagons
at which price the demand is good t4
FLOUR-No change in prices The supply and de-
m md continues at about balance. Good Flour can
be had at 81 5o-Extra Family 81 IS.
CORN-The tendency is upwards. Il is worth soc
from wagons, IN bulkand sells 60c, sacks included
from store.
OArS-Ths article is worth from % to 32c from wa
goa, and 40 TO as, sacks included from store.
WHISkY--This article has suffered a heavy decline,
III pr.ce being from % d2jc Good country distilled
will sell for about 5Oc--AmeTicda.
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The rIagaztncs.

The ECLECTIC for February, has been re-
eeiyed. 1t contains the usual amount OF
choice reading, that is to say, it is filed from
cover IN cover with the creme de creme of the
British periodicals.
The nortrait in this number is one OF Sir
WILLIAM HAMILTON, the "great thinker OF Scot
land. long renowned in the world OF let
tiers, and especially in metaphysical research.
There is a biographical sketch of this emf
nent man. and also an article on the I" Life
and Metaphysics of Sir William Hamilton
condensed from the "Edinburg Unlverzlty
Papers"
In confirmation of the accuracy and truth
fulness of the portraits represented IN that
gem of the January number ~" Wdit~ ocou
and HIS Friends" we have here letter from
Scotch gentleman now sojeurning in Boston,
who was a personal friend and neighbor oil
HUGH MILLER. He says: Permit me to thank
YOU forthis gift, and to express the pleasure 1
feel in seeing the old familiar faces of those
VIII I'm personally knew, namely, Scott, VIII
son. L ,ckhart, Jeffrey, Ferguson Allen, and
Wilke. presented in this form. Your artist
has succeeded in producing most exquisite
likenesses Of these notable men, as Will be
acknowledged by all who ever enjoyed the
pleasure of seeing them"
BIAcKwooD, for January, American edition.
has also been received This sterling old
monthly is perhaps more earnestly looked Tor
than any other of the LEONARD SCOTT publ
cations. The articles in this number, which
will be found of the greatest interest 10 the
general reader. are an essay upon those ben
Efficient and terrible instincts, Hunger and
Thirsty. "a legend, 'The Bells Of BotTeaux,"
and an account of the life and writings OF
BERANGER. This poet has often been called the
Burns of France. But our author here con-
siders that it would have been equally just to
have called him the Milton. His estimate
of the celebrated cha,tsonnia is undoubtedly
correct. 'He is not Burns startling the quiet
with his great emotions; He is not an Anaceon,
rose-crowned and flush, d with wine Rich in the
power and inspiration Of poet, he Is, never
theless, simply citizen, living as every body
else does, thinking every body else thinks,
throwing his sentiments about everything free
ly from him in lively and melodioUs verses, in
happy refrains, in delightful turns of express
sion, which one loves to take into ones lips,
as a child does a Gonbon"
He, too, thinks just as we have been think
ing. ViUe Berangg! 1t is the secret of his
fame.
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pp Gelearapb.


HALIFAX, Feb l4th-The steamer Niagara,
has arrived with Liverpool dates of the 30th.
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
LoSDoS.-Money easier, Bank rates f. A
further reduction is anticipated. Consols for
money and account 95B. Is 81
INDIA.-A week later. Campbell is still
at Cawnpore, but soon moves westward with
powerful forces.
Outram attacked and defeated the enemy at
Alambaugh.
PuDjaub is tranquil
Nothing later from China
Commissioner Reed, sought an interview
with Yeh. but met with sarcastic rebuff. FL
gins propositions were rejected in the same
strain.
A speedy attack on Canton is anticipated.
The Leviathan was expected to float the day
the Niagara sailed.
A decree of Napoleon makes five divisions
of the French army, commanded by Marshails
Castillano, Bosquet, Pelisser, Canrobert, and
valiant Labache is dead.
/. A conspiracy against the King of Naples
has been discovered. t
LVERPoOL.-Cotton, sales of the week 65.-
900 bales of which IL 500 bales went to spe-
culators, and $500 to exporters. The Battles
advices caused quarter advance. Steady
and buoyant, sales of Friday, 1000 bales in
GLIDING 1000 bales to spectators and export
ers; Orleans fair u; Mddling 1916; Mobile
fair "a; Middling 6s; Uplands fair Z: Mid
ding 1916; stock in port 100000 bales o
which l9O, 900 bales are American.
Manchester advices favorable; Breadstuffs
dull and declined except corn; Provisions stea-
dy. Bullion in the bank has increased
962, 900 pounds.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-SENATE.-The Com
mittee Oh Territories are preparing bill for
the admission of Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution. 1t will not be submitted before
Thursday to enable Mr.. Douglas to prepare a
dissenting report. Messrs Wade and Collamer
unite in third report. The President has re-
cognized Jorge FREDERICK Darby as Consul
General from Uruguay resident at New York
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80 We are authorized TO announce IRA CRANDA
as candidate for Constable in the Tenth district
the ensuing March election.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

u y We are authorized 10 announce Ed BAXTER as
a candidate for Trustee Of Davidson county, at the
suing March election.
Err We authorized TO announce VIM JACKSON
Esq a candidate for County Trustee at the ensuing
March election.
En- We authorized 10 announce JoHS RAINS
candidate for reelection the office of County Trus
tee, ut the ensuing March election.
en- We are authorized 20 announce T T SAUNDERS
a candidate for the office Of County Trustee at the
ensuing March election.
Rs- We are authorized To announce ELI l.. WoOus
candidate Tor County Trustee, at the next March cleo
ton. noyl-td
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

rs We are authorized u announce WILLIAM L. Eos
candidate for the Office of County Court Clerk
at the ensuing March election.
Eg- We authorized to announce Capt JOHN s.
DAsIHEIL a candidate for County Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election.
BS- We are authorized To announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAM, a candidate for reelection TO the Office OF
County Court Clerk. Election in March next.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. so, 1858.
We using the PaTaiine Camel Coal OIL in our Ma
chine shop and take great pleasure in stating that
have never used any Oil equal to II Will very
greatly longer and ubrcate more thoroughly than the
best quality of Lard other ordinary OIL free from
gum and Is just such oil is needed for machina
ry. We doubt not IL must come into general Use. We
think this oil fully equal 20 the best sperm, and that
one gallon is worth more than two Of the best Lard
Oil. AND'W ANDERSON
J. b. ROMANS
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION,
Tickets: Wholes SIS; Halves $3.50; Q'rs 81 rs
e Ill Il M L
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1886 prizes amounting to Sis l3

Sc Bank Notes ofsound Banks taken at par Checks
New York RENTED for prizes
ca Drawings of Large Glasses will be published in
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and
Charleston and Savannah ilaies.
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the mo-
ney TO address for the Tickets ordered receipt
Of which they Will be forwarded by first mail. Pur-
chasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. Purcha-
sers VIII please write their signatures plain and give
their Post office, county and state.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
All Prizes OF 81 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawngother prizes the usual time Of 80
All communications strictly confidential
Sc Address orders for Tickets to C. II. SWAIN
Nashville, Tenn, OF to'ANDERSoN 4 son, Managers
Macon or Savannah, Ga. febl3-triw&wtd.
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CON TABLE.

EB- We are authorized 10 announce ". F. MEACHUN
a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
u the ensuing March election
IT p We are authorized to announce JOIN y. Thur
candidate for Constable in the Nashville Dis
srict at the ensuing March election.
IT = We are authorized TO announce R. F. BURSHAM
candidate for Constable in this District, at the
suing March election.
a candidate for Constable IN the Nashville District
the ensuing March election.
Rp- We are authorized to announce JESSE W PAGE
a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
e. We are authorized To announce Med. A NoIEs
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
at the next March election
En- We are authorized TO announce W. u. CALLER as
a candidate for Constable IN the Nashville District.
s9- We authorized u announce JOSEPH L. RYAN
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
RE- We authorized TO announce JESSE B. PERRY
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
at the ensuing March election.
Ca We authorized to announce FLETCHER W
District, at the ensuing March election.
Rs- We authorized announce SAM p. NICHoI
as candidate for Constable in the Nashville District,
at the ensuing March election.
Tenth district.
ga We authorized announce Ina
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

TsHE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Il Lottery, conducted by the spanish Government,
under the supervision Of the Captain General OF Cuba
will take place al Havana, = d tf
Thursday, February 18th, 1855.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
ASS Prizes-N Nearly one Prize 10 every min
Tlckets-luagnincent scheme!
To BE DRAWN
FaCJy cTyTT-pDsY IN IsrDpr.px
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5,4e5 Prizes amounting To- .-............ $500, 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 90 so.
Plan of the LottarY


The Numbers from n so 900, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of paper encircled with small tubes and placed
in one Wheel.
The FIRST 457 Prizes, similarly printed and encrclsd
placed in another wheel
The wheels then revolved and a number
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The Mum
ger and Prize drawn out opened and exhibited
the audience and registered by the Commissioners
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn.
This operation repeated until all the Prizes drawn
out.
Approximation Prizes-The two preceding and
the f~o succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the rst
Prizes Will be entitled to the IS Approximation Pri-
For example # Ticket No. 1880 draws the sT0,-
600 Prize those Tickets numbered l124s, 1l2so ll25i,
1889 Will each be entitled 10 $500 II Ticket No $50
draws the $50 900 Prize those Tickets numbered 54s,
$40 $50, SOL 552 will each oe entitled 20 $500 and
on according Ia the above scheme.
The s, 900 Prizes Of $50 Will be determined by
the last figure OF the Number that draws the SO 900
Prize. For example. II the Number drawing the sTO,-
600 Prize ends with No then all the Tickets where
tine number ends IN VIII bo entitled % $50 II the
Number ends with No 2, then all the Tickets where
the Number ends IN will be entitled TO $40 and
o. q.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

Eg- We are authorized 10 announce D. C. LOVE as
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk OF Davidson county
Election in March next.
IT We authorized 10 announce c. W. NANCE
as candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, At the ensuing
March election.
Err We are authorized to announce JOHN HUGH
SMITH, a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

J. b HUGHES
and others.
IN pursuance OF decree pronounced the last term
Of this court in the above cause will sell at pub
lie sale, the premises SATURDAY the 18th day OF
MARCH, 1883, tho following tract of Ninety Acres Of
Land, 20 wit The tract Of Land Cedar Lick Greek
in Wilson county, formerly owned by Brice Martin .
acc d. and al present occupied by &. Graves and ad
joining the lands of Andrew Beard and others.
TERMs.-one Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash and
for balance credit of II months, without interest
c. ID. BRIEN, c. & NJ
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFIcATEs.


Enclose the money ca address for the Tickets
dered, receipt of which they will be forwarded By
FIRST mail Purchasers have tickets ending IN aay
figure they may designate.
The Last OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
purchase err Immediately after the drawing.
&C. Purchasers viii please write their signatures
PLAIN. and give their Post once, county and State
Es- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
hle without deduction.
So All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediate
ly ater the drs~ng0her prizes al the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates 10
5. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
ss- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ga, have their orders nlled, and
time by addressing s. Swan Co. at either of those
aS- A list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the of the prize that each
entitled O., VIII be published after every drawing, In
the following papers .-AHgaa Ca. ConSfttUtsonal
a. We've Orleans Delta, Aobiie Regiaer, ChaYlesos
Standard kasArlie Gazette, AddBata fateliigeocr Nes
York Weekly Day Book, SandnHdA Morning Meas Rich
s.o-d DiTateh, Aer York DispateA, and f'auldins
(htss. ) Clarion. Feb. Id
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Save your Doctor RiI. and Time.

~ Many other certificates in the hands of the
Agents which can be at any time.
feb dim &w2m
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Candidates.
SHERIFFALTY.

n5- We are authorized TO announce JAMES u. HINTON
as candidate for sheriff of Davidson county, at the
next March election.
~ We are authorized to announce J. r. MCCAIN as
a candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the
suing March election.
n5- We are authorized N announce JOHN K. ED
aoNDsoS candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson county
at the next March election.
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Gomnlerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT ORFIcE,

NasnVIiIe, 60. 10, 1906. . !
COTTON was butlittle offered yes
terday. We heard of the sale of few small
lots only at st9l0c. It will be seen by re-
ference to our telegraph column, that there
has been further advance in the Liverpool
market of Id.
TOBACCO.-Sales yesterday at A. Hanil-
toms of hhds at the following figures 81
rs, S 10, S IS, 6 60, so, 90, 90. -
BACON AND LARD.-No change. We
continue to quote bacon at Sc p b Hog round,
and Lard 7l@sc.
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Peabody Premium Prolific Germ.

IIST received ana fsr s-ls hrnslse saFE1y of the
ID above celebrated Corn sAis - Be N2rscfs
yesv dserens froz me NJ 4nd0ti- ne h-en, % say
H., ,..rt.ra.ars sss eircusrs which &c 81 fnrnzh
On atra tlsEss cef1-zAsEs froza nsEaero1s
xenlisaasa h<hly rscelnEnanans for Il pfeaortiEe
Prs sr sushsa sex sse, Aalf ssshsi Is; Pea
-; quart 50 ceals- -. -.
fsaE-~1m AzAA1l Atls~ -
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DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE!
Now is Your Time, IL You Want
Great Rargainst
Advance Taxes.

colixs1ok's ossscE, CFrr HkIi,
Nashville, ian. L. is1s
>Ax-rAYERS who desire " avail themselves a he
pfn<ge q tsae law allowing pre- 81 urnt q Cor
ogaslea Taxes Tor the year isSs hereey ses4hed
that they VIA be waited upon by calling abeye-
IeieFest rzts ol one per cent ulonfk, xll be
allowed The s4ce az certificate issned- Osnefs af
taxzb- property within the hrftz q tbs corioratEn.
oil had 4 % thssF advantage u cali
Janls-lm A. NELSON, Calleetsr.
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Sprfial ltotifes.
vertigo, Extreme Languor

And Exhaustion, will not trouble you after using
bottle of BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BI7ERs. Take half a
tea spoonful regularly one hour before meais--eat
moderately-take short walk before breakfast, and
you will find that all that has been said of this remedy
is Try 1t; it rarely fails to relieve Sick Head
ache, Weakness of any kind Acdity Of the Stomach,
or any symptom Of Dyspepsia feb15-1w38
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ns- The Louisville Courier has recently
donned a new and beautiful dress. The CS1r'er
takes issue with the Dcmocrot on the Kansas
issue, and we doubt not viii take all the WIND
out of its contemporaries sails, before the
contest is over.
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A we have determined 10 do an exclusive CASH
IA BUSINESS this year We feel that word of ex
panaton may be necessary 20 some OF our very par
cular friends who have had accounts with us, ever
since commenced business, and We are proud 70
say have many such friends who have always PAID
their accounts promptly. We feel confident We can
make greatly 70 the interest Of All oy buying olI
goods cheaper and Of course selling them very much
cheaper. There many persons IN our midst WHO
would prefer buying for cash, a could be made 70
their interest 10 DO So We know many who do not
have accounts and think unfair that persons mo
buy cash should pay the prices As those VINO
bay credit il - With these eonsderAilons nave
adopted an exclusive cash system, and invite AL
who favor of the system, as wen A. AL those
who Ia favor Of buying goods cheap 70 give uh
call. W A J. g HIGHLAND,
Nos 81 & So College street, Nashville, Tenn
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Chancery Sale.

p. l. Couch and G. w. Couch IS. W. c. Mckinley.
DY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court Nash
I'D vile, made in the above cause at the November
Term last shall expose public sale 90 the highest
bidder the Court yard in Nashville the Goth Of
MARCH next, a tract Of land containing IL acres,
less, lying the Nashville and Lebanon
Turnpike road in the I'd Civil District Of davidson CO.,
q more particular description OF which will be given
the day Of sale
TKKss:-Credn ~ six and twelve months will be Civ
and lien retained for the pay ment Of the purchase
money. t {. u. BuEN,
feb6-dlAtwtd Clerk Master