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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-19
The South Carolina Conference.

T." th" Members "f the Conference -.Iu,.
much as III" city of Charleston ha: sul,'crr,
greatly during tn" SUMMER and ~ tu;nn of The,
present year, from yellow icvcr-anL vlcrcns
fears hav" been "ntcr;a!u"i IN sDn" sections
les: il might ~" hr ~ fr for the :i:iniSirv aud
III" friends "f She fhurc! 10 attend tic Confer.
on the j., of December. il was ,rr,:,d e..
pchrnt {" call meeting Of tItc ministry and
official members Of th" several charges in CHAR
lesion. t" consult and determine Whether !,
w"u!d hr proper TO hold the Conference here
al the I imc appointed after consulting some
Of our most eminent physicians. it WIZ rnuri
m"nS'y r"*"iT"'i, 10y ia" mni.trv and n.licn
m"'nh"r- lr"s'n', that il vii! hr perfectly SAT.
for Conference to convene rs above.
G. W. WILLIAMS,
Jas. STACY, '"'"'
S""'h"r" christian ..d'oc.,~.
Retaliation.
y correspondent Of the prn,ll"ton V,;s,ou.,
rr"i"-"$ that, AZ the North i sprcparing 10 levy
heavier contribution on the south ,hrnurh n
revised tarin. tha; The following rctalia,ory
measures l." ;'i"i'"'l:
'''Ihat our Stat" Legislature, under ,hr Il.
""nS" laws. >'Ia!! ,;i"" :h"n i .ln~r 'nf til. hair
Of the dos. li.ut lit them - .L,u
tax Ia" ''nl"rtnii"n in" In" Stat. Of III. fol.
i"wln" l!>t "i ar i"i"- som" hundred and Erlv
per cent on ti";r value:
l. Hay of all kinds ar.l descriptions.
:" Er'"ca,S nml corr" boots
.; iinrn"-~ al all kinds
!. i"r;-,:,;nral ln,.i".r.uts
=. Vehicles If all kinds.
Il. t"ar-" cotton ai w""l"n goods.
:. i.'a;hrr."
Cotton Receipts.
W" rTp lr"n ia" Charleston .Hrrrry Tie
f"ii"wimt r'l"rt Of ia" c",t"u ruark., of Char.
'">'"r, f"r ia" week ending November
''E"""v"1 III" past week hv ra iiroa.Is. IT,
"Si bales lv wner and wagons G3l lalc>-
t".'''t'i"r l1.1!, hal.---("prrr>ron.lin., week
la-' !"n'. ".:,>> la'cS.) Exported in the same.
'I'r.' I" foreign ,'"rtS, 1.5!l bales rnaStwi<.
'''', .n'"----''"h'nG Ia" total exports of the
week l2."2i l'a'"~ AMI leaving Oh hand u
stock "f . ir:r ia">. inclusive "f ~ $40 bale.
"n sh'l' board not cleared. against Il stock of
1885; bales. anal l.G7u bales on shi;,l,oard
Sam" i'm" last ear
''th" total receipts sine" o,,r last rri.rr,
n'n"'inf t" il.i"% nal"~ iaraiu$t II 90; bale,
sam" tim" ln>t y"ar) ,.aki,- a ::ranl total
from the l>t September +" ih" latest dates, Of
N!:'.N.I la?"s. a",ii.>: "i2 100 lalrs lii. same
tim" last v"ar. aud ia2.o.n bales the wear pre-
ri""%. inrr'n-" sine" ia~' Year. .l7:,oh1 bales =
The New York Press anI Senator Ham
mond's Speech
u" Ne" "'k '''''' a"i i''' T'mS r"rnb
"'" III '"i' senator l!';:''n"nd$ Speech. The
"''''" says
''n" "i the '""<' refreshing. comprehensive.
,,',.i. J.. :'"' h">'rE"'ir"
.hr slavery .iu.s,nn' ,hn, W.. h,vn cvnr ,,.,''
li-lcd or ever rcr'i. spread before oar r"a.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-19
PROPERTY For SALE.

1NllE undersigned, having determined to re-
L move 1" thc West. offers at private snl.,
until The 22l nf November. the following pro.
rclv, consisting of two or three
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-19
EsESM A@R RR HE-e

situated in Abbeville District, OH Savannah Riv-
er, some g. miles. South, Of Wellington. The
Tact has extensive and fertile Bottoms, an
abundance ofiWoodland, and n conimodious
Dwelling and Outhouses. together with Negno
These lands are sold under Tthe VII, os A1ie a,.
late Mr.. John B. Bull. The terms o sale are
. A Aefedit of.1 ands2 years, with. interest from
date ofSale-+-purchaser to give bond with two
good sureties, and if reqpiyed, a. mortgage of
the Premises also, to pay for all necessary pa
pers. '.st~sE. - ~ >':uTs iia;:5,3 - =.
.r, .z.,ta,s! w. p. NOBLE, Ex,r. :.
WfllinctoH s. G., Sept 15, '5s Gods.
Rattan and Brass for. skirts,
4 NEW supply, just received s w
~ ~ N MooRE&QUAIrE's.
:Abbevi}le G.ll., Aug. 10, t8ss 5l1tf.. +:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-19

Dr. Warren 9jomax. Brood Mare; DO g
Allen, Brood Maze; } CI;sAllen, Saddle Pony; !
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
DEFENSE OF GERRTT SMITH.

The Rev CHaRLrs J. WARsEs
D,,R SrR:-I have read your letter to f.. C. Dela-
van containing your objections to his recomrnenda-
ton of Genit Smith for Governor. Your letter.
though addressed personally to MIR. Delavan, was
.'manifestly not intended for him alone but for the
people of the State You will not therefore, deem 1t
a breach OF courtesy for to address you IN reply
to il.
Your main objection against Mr. Smith may be COM
prised in nutshell and 30 shall be my reply. lou
would deem it a despotc usurpation of power tor
Gerrit Smith, acting a. Governor, to summon the
whole military power of the State to put down, a.
mob any number of judges, jurors or witnesses VINO
should attempt to render up fugitive from ~ ~s'a'
yery shall answer You by demanding whether you
woud raise such objection If YOU beheVed lI'a.
during the administration of Gov. Smith, you yonIsen
or your wife or your children, or grandcnidfen
would be seized a. frgitives and the probable &c,
ton Of such Court should be 10 render up, a. fuges
yourself or your loved ones
have asked you plain question, Mr. W arren. oa
profess to be a Christian and Christian minstei.
You were educated as such, in the good Oh BE-.
doctrine of 'dsinerested beneyolenoe, az ,augn'
HOPKINS and Emmons and need not that shouid zen
you what that doctrine demands OF its dseiPss. pr
You have Bible, a New Testament, ana nav ,s e
read in it. "Thou shalt love thy neighoor a. IN!
Tel me, then, how you can withhold YOU csn.s he
would extend 10 others and their households ths pro-
lection YOU would desire him toextend to yourse an
70 your household in like circumstances no" .i.S .
more sacred in the sight Of God and IN the eye ol he
law, are your rights and the rights OF yoI1 IaE,is
than are the rights Of other men and me"
You will hardly dare to csim preference over o1neI
men, You will NO, join with Judge TAney IN assa.in
that Of African descent Who's snssi, nth
that tbey have no rights which white man y oound
,o respect Tell me- then Sir, why the G1se.nor .,
the State OF New-York should not extend .ne eo'oeu
man the same protection you desire for yours:m
You will not pretend that you would Dc VIM 10 20
have amy number Of judges juror or. 81 su S'.t ss
permitted BY the Chief E1ecatts o. ' On the dues
ton ol your N own or your wife. or your child, per
sonal freedom and exemption from ehaItsi s ~, snsTry
and that too, under statute ma, "v', or ~ van,
Won 10 produce testimony 20 prove your owl VI !pu,
wife s. or ehilds freedom fCu will not pretend m that a.
if the probable action Of such eVaI 'aoua 's a ~
render up the persons claimed IN such case yor
wouM have the Governor Of the State s stih aud per
NIT the ou.rsge, under the p.sthss interference "oe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

AFTARYUL RUsAwAY AT A FAIR.-On Wedaes-
day night, about halfpast nine O'Clock whiIs IL
crowd returning from the exhi OF IRE works
at the County Fair, at Connerye, frightened hoese
created one Of the most fearful pancs We ever wit
messed II was very dsrk-so dark that It Wa i'm
possible 10 any object than few yards away.
The street crowded with carriages, and the side
walks filed with most compact procession OF pedes-
trians. There must have been fully thousand Reops
along the walk and they were jammed 20 closely to-
gether that il impossible TO move fast, ox to gee
clear Of the crowd without gong INTO ths afse. os
climbing adjacent fence. In this state Of sss,r,
collision with an omsisus in tie dark and ras away.
Trying, in his fright, 20 avoid the caraxes In tho
street he dashed into the crowd upon the sidewalk.
and with the suky wbirnng and lesping far up from
the ground at every jump, Tor more than q hnndres
men. We heard the screaming when the hor.e first
struck the wall in the u position ip the
crowd, and thought il only the usual fuss OF holiday.
but the screaming came nearer, and grew more fear
ful each moment, til heard the crashing Of the
horse against the tree boxes, and the rushing o. tho
people to either hand mixed with the shreks rght BE-
hind Us, when understanding the alarm, ana thinking
there might be danger, we sprang 70 sience ana
lust reached il the horse dashed Dy throwing o"ws
several persons who had been walking immediately il
front Of IA.
For a moment there wass confusion OF dust, OF hg-
ures Ia white dresses whirng about a. II ~ tornado.
Of men scufling about on the ground, and the waoe
enveoned In tempest Of screaming that made asy
noniry a. TO the extent Of the injury done impossible.
A f;,,ls bov Law on the walk close by rs, whom
iook up. and found motonless and senseiess. We
thought him dead. Ills face was covered sitA blood
and Dust His father, or one who thought Il was
his child, took hin away to doctor. Jnst shesda
lady had been fesrfnlly injured. She carried mp
town. In little while the confusion cleared eaoagh
TO allow s to learn that FIVE persons had bees severe
lyinjured and one or two il was thought might die.
they were: Miss Shaw Of LAUREL daughter d Mr..
EreyharDer of COunersy.e: a con OF Mr.. Houston.
and two Others whose pames we did got learn. Miss
Shaw was said, yesterday morning, 20 be in ertiosi
condition but the rest were considered out d danger
indianapolis JsornS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

AKf.-IIr. W WIZ HbtINo ~
Ireland and received his professional education In the
school Of DbE and comply With the then laws OF Tho
State, received the diploma Of " d. in this city. Fof ovw
thirty years has been media Practitioner among
pyng ngui-hsd position serving wv. dnc,ion ths
poor Indeed few physicians have done ss
hi. poor countrymen than he. Hs kind and
.rous and hi. ~.k OF sis profession Hs
frank and noble character commanded for h the respect A
only Of his oo'Jiymen hus Of al who tns~
him. The srduous toll prof. ssonAl life gradually dsveopsl
him organic Of the hss from tbs effects Of which h
fingered for the years He expired surrounded by HE
family friends. the sixty s year d hs age, and In thu
fi of hs mind exhsrns them s trs, "a ts
soodne.s and mercy Of their Savior and ksdeemer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

have taken place between vniocs celebrities OF ~
tuf. One II The no-t exciting wss contested by u
well-known hor~s Ethan Alien and Hiram Drew The
former winning the race in ,: TO- mile heats.
Meidlesome and Maid Of Boston were matched viii
o.hers and both ds,anced their competitors 8 lceG
vsy in hslf-mile heats; time ;2l
Many other heats were had by other oompeosg
borse. ysryirr in time for mile heats from Ato q
THE exhibition Of young stock IS believed 10 have
meyer hen .Scslled in this country. Their nurber ~
yer, large and embraces the choicest blood
The number Of visitors within the groands to-iaS
has been about 1900, snd the receipts I'M" 'H 10
ahnii. a. ND
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

FIRE FooT OF TwELFTH STREET.-LAzt aight .
FIRE broke out on board of the steamboat Wyoming.
lying at the foot Of Twelfth street, East Rives ceus
Jersey Railroad Company, and is ssd e b. insured.
The Ere originated 10 the cabin. but from vAsf esas"
70 unknown. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16

The late Elphalet Greeley has donated to the Tow
Of Cumberland, Me- the sum of 10000 for the erce-
ton of seminary and the purchase q the proper ~.
psrntus &c. for the instruction of the children of tho
town
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07

Inc Ticket once Is m the Passenger Depot, and Is
open h0t before the starting Of each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase Of Tickets. II
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the5 A. NJ. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time 10 Richmond ~ hours; Washington two
days. Philadelphia two and half aud New York
three days. This is the cheapest and best route from
Nashville TO the East.
New Orleans passengers leave on the 2:3O p. NJ.
Train, arriving at Memphis in time 10 connect for New
orleans, on the evening Of the next day, and go
through with boats without detention at Memphis
Those for McAlinnve, Sparta, and Beersheba Springs
leave Nashville on the $50 r. NJ. Train. which con
meets directly at Tullahoma with the Train for McMinn
VILE Persons leaving McMmnvile in the morning
arrive at Nashville at 1880 p. NJ.
AT Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
SmIthland, and connect with boats for different places
ON the Ohio and Mississippi rivers; also, daily line of
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival Of the night express
By this change of schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct at Stevenson with up and
down day Trains, causing delay TO Nashville and
Eastern passengers, and one hour is gained tho
former Schedule in going To Memphis from Nashville.
{. l.. ANDERSON,
IT. General Ticket Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07

Gtaaterp notifes.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Thomas 6 Crutcher, Admir-. &C., VS.. John Crutcher
and others.
the Office Of the Clerk Master of the Chancery
IA Court at Nashville the 9th day of September
1858, on motion of complainant, by counsel IN the
above cause, and il appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Clerk and Master, that the said defendants
Mary Crutcher widow of Henry Cruicher dec Albert
6. Crutcher, Mary Helm Thos J. Helm her husband
Margaret Mcdowell and Joshua A. Mcdowell her hus-
band, Eliza Twyman and VIM. Twyman her husband
Geo Crutcher, Thomas Crutcher VIM II. Crutcher and
Jas. Crutcher children and heirs of Henry Crutcher
decd, non-resdents of the State Of Tennessee
and therefore the ordinary process of this Court can
not be served upon them is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
weeks in succession in the Nashville Patriot a news
paper published in the city of Nashville requiring the
said defendants to appear the of Chan
Gerry Court TO be holden for the county OF Davidson
the courthouse thereof, in the city of Nashville on
the first Monday in Nov next and answer said bill or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO them and
set down for hearing parte.
JNO. E GLEAVES,
sept21-w4w Prs fee So Clerk 4 Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07
IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES.

Enclose the money 10 our address for the Tickets
dered receipt Of which they wll be forwarded by
nrst mail. Purchasers have tickets ending any
ngure thsy may designate.
The LIST u Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
20 purchasers Immediately AFTER the drawing.
as- Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAN, and give their Post Once, county and State
Sc Remainder that every fr1zc is rawn aud IIas a
bic without deduction.
e. All prizes % 81 600 aud under, paid immc iia
~ after the draSiDgter prizes the usual OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly COZ ndcatial.
Address Orders for tickets or Certificates 20
5. SWAN & 90, Augusta, Ga
Hs- Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ca, have their orders niled ane save
time by addressing 3 swan Co, al either Of those
cities
Sc A iist Of the numbers that are drawn from Tho
wheel, with the AMOUNT % the prize thai each one =
ntitied 10 Viii be published AFTER every draSins IN
the following papers ,-AH9uae &C., Censftiaifsonii
~ Voc ORLEANS Delta, Aolsic keTier, CAartosu1-
S1aaiaTd Nashrie tas,s, Adazfa fateiisgcHoor, Acs
York Weekly Dag Er&, .SsuaaIsah Gcsrgaaa, kicA-
-sasd Dispa,ch. Aes1 Iark fiigztcA, snd TaEtd' -
Hiss Cgariasl a1id Lalis Roek isk) ITUs Dsusasa az
seplS-td
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Transportation.
CLASSIFICATION ON TIE ABOVE ROUTES
First Glass.


First Glass.
Piano Fortes, Books, stationery, Boots, Shoes Ii
quors, OILS Sc, in bottles: Camnhene and Spirits ur
peniine in barrels; CarpetiBg, China Glass and Glass
ware, in cases: Clocks Confectoneres Cotton Cards
Cutlery, IN cases, casks and boxes; Dry Goods In
boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and Shrubberv
Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses and Looking
Glass plates, lat owners rsk) Oysters in cans ana
lars; saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware; Teas and
Spices.
Second Class.
Hardware, (except such as specified in First and
Third claSses,) Coffee Mills, Machinery: Foreign IL
quors, in barrels and Pipes Tobaoco boxes Leatb
er, in rolls and boxes; OILS in barrels and casks.
Crnckery and Queensware, crates and casks Rice
Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
Third Class.
Axes, ShoveIs Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in
pigs, Tin Plate Anvils Vices, casks Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy CASTINGS
Mll Gearing, CarTiage Springs and Axles Railroad
wheels and AXses, Chairs, SPIKES, and Resin in bbls
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other liyht nv
ueles not enumerated also Carboys OF Acids or 9th
Chemicals. will be charged by actual ,..irbt a,
double First Class rates
Es- No charge for drayoge. wharfage or forward
ing The above rates cover all expenses from New
York to Nashville.
Bg- Stevenson and all stations on Nashville .nd
Chattanooga Road west ofStevenson entitled To above
rates.
Insurance.
by tle above Lines u per cent. less than by Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Parkersburg and the Ohio River
making difference of 60 to IS cents per 100 pounds
on dry goods.
NJ Road will not be responsible for any damages
occurring at sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consiynea 20
Agent Central Railroad, Savannah Ga
Goods shipped via Char eston should be consigned In
Agent South Caro- ina Railroad, Charleston
CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
INlo-u General AGENT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07
Chancery Court at Nashville.

NJ b. funey BY &c., ". Herman Cox, AdznT.. kc, e
al.-oxislhAi BIll
the once % the clerk aud Master ~ the chan
N Gerry Coart Nashville, thr 2fth dAg q sea,
iH5s ca niosion q complainant. by counsel In The
above Gauss and II apfarng 10 the szisarton u t.e
Clerk and Nsstes that the said defendant n. W
RatI 10 noa resideot Of the state q Tennessee and
therefore the ordinary process u tbs court eAnnet Be
SERVED upon him ; therefore ordered BY The Clerk
ana Master th.a publication be made for four weeks
m sueeession M the Nashville PatFta, Ee~spApeF
puhlished IN the cry Of Nashville requiring the sad
eefsndaat % appesr ~ me next term " the chanee-
~ Court 70 be aoien for the eonty q avidsen, -
lie court hanss thereof n he city q Nashville, On
tha arz. Monday iE November nsxt, and answer sad
b or the same vii Be taken fer confessed 20 hIn
and sst down for hearing sx perte.
..a ISo. X CLAWS,
ssgses-~si Prsfssss Clerk Mister.
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aalsa q
a. ~ zes..s~s sa-s
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Mccall, Vaneer Co. VS.. Philip B. J. Callag CHAN al
the office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville, the 23d day Of
the Clerk and Master that the said defendants SAML
STUBBINs and ADRIAN GARRISON, non residents of
the State of Tennessee, and therefore the ordi-
nary process of this court cannot be served upon
them, it is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four weeks
in succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville, requiring the
said defendants TO appear at the next of the Chan
Gerry Court to be holden for the county of Davidson
the courthouse thereof in the city OF Nashville
the LIST Monday in November next, and answer
said bill, the will be taken for confessed
them and set down for hearing parte.
JNO. Z. GLEAVES,
sept24-w4t Prs fee SO Clerk x Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07
Magnificent Scheme

,4s5 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Henry Crutcher VS.. Thomas Crutcher and others
ITO Mary Urutcher widow of Henry Crutcher de-
Il ceased, Albert G. Crutcher, Mrs. Mary Helm and
her husband Thomas J. Helm, Mrs. Margaret Nc
DOwell and her HUSBAND Joshua A Mcdowell, Mrs
Eliza Twyman and her husband William TNgyman
George Crucher, ThOs Cruicher, William H. Crutcher
and James Crutcher, children and heirs at law of
Henry Crutcher, decd. In pursuance of the law in
such cases made and provided, you hereby mott
fed and required To appear at the Court house in
Nashville on the first Monday in November next to
show cause, if any you have. why the suit Of Henry
Crutcher vs. Thomas Crutcher ais, now pending in
the Chancery Court at Nashville, Tenn, should not
be revived in your names.
JN0. E GLEAVES
sept2S-4w Clerk 4 Master
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07

DERsoSs who eesire % Try their luck IN these eel
Il ebFatea Lotteries, which draw every Saturday IN
ne year can have sheiF orders pranstly attended ~
without the risk of sendins b. mail, ~ addressing
SAINT. SWAN A Co,
Box No. -, y. o., Nashville.
copy Of the Oncizi Drawing viii be each
purchaser Immediately after the drawing takes place
Der prices see advertisement N another columa.
Price Of whole tickets $40; halves S. quarters 81
SO; e<hfbs 81 IS. cPglT
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Home Againl

MIR. LARCOssRE desires to inform bis
wi friends and the pshisc generally he has re
taFneS fro.i his Northern tour Is ready u omen
the fall CAM align.
Fully postsd IN all recent improvements in Photo
graphic observation-disclosures, as keTetofers . lely
lpSn tie meTtts OF bis paetares and deter aincd %
spare effort " please be confidently Invites those
~ have never gwen him fair q al, 10 do 80.
aides will and his present the nssf seave.
enlly and pleasantly loeatei Of any in Us 0ty,
Cherry street, corner Of Union. ESIael-u
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Post Office.

SkaIvliik, Mach 20, isBs.
Iron and zfssr the ist ef April the Pos, Once win
Il Be opened on Slssaaya n haif-past A. NJ and
close zf A n op1a again a s r. NJ and clope Al
p NJ On all uthsr eays the once wa be opened Al
hsGpast q, O'Clock a NJ and close a > o'clark r.
~. 6. & ANDERSON. Fosi aassss,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07
Negroes for Sale.

WE have a good Lot az Negroes for sale. some 10
w II LIKELY BOYS frnm 10 10 20 years old.
Several young women with one child each; or
good House Girls, 10 70 20 years Old well qdalineo
can be highly recommended good Carpenter "a
years old; good Cooks, or meu from 20 "a
years old. II. II. HAYNES a 60.
ff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07
Coal Stock for Sale.

WE have 1913 shares Huntsville Coal Mining Stock
w we wish 10 sell exchange for likely young
Negroes or city property.
aug24-tf II H. HAY MES & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07
Executors Sale of Real Estate.
To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman 3s years old, and her
N five children. the oldest boy J., the gl
10 and so on down Ia infant, will BE- sold ex-
changed for other Negroes to some one living In ihe
country, and that them for their use, ana
not for Speculation Applyto
nuCII-if WILL. 4. ROYn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07
NEGROES for Sale.

7 HAVE quite number Of Negroes on hand for
Il sale; amongst them an excellent Seamstrcss and
House-servant. Also, several good Cooks, Washers,
&c. Call soon. WA. l.. BOYD, JR.
septl7-u
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FOR RENT.

NEAT and oomfortahie dwelling, situated just
"a beyond the Nashville and CllAftansaea Railroad
Depot, N Illness Addition, with good ctsiern and
every convensenUe necessary 20 render u desirable
residence. Apply - ". l. BOYD, Jr-,
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For Rent.

THE desirable residence No. q south Spruce
A iease can be had 20 good tenant. Also, some
rnituTe, al ~ worth Apply az tins once or a.
ROBERT GIBSON,
angli-u on he preuises.