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NEWS PER ARABIA.

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NEW YORK, Feb. Jan. pa
Cotton, Orleans fair Z; middling 1l-l6; Mo
bile fair Ct; middling 6s; Uplands fair 1876;
middling 81.
New ORLEANS, Feb. S.-Cotton, sales 49,
900 bales, mostly before the Arabia's news
was received, since which there has been an
advance of 49I. Middling l04(9l03- Mess
Pork SIS 90; bulk meats higher; freights
better; other articles unchanged.
Advices from Tampico, of the 2Sth, say the
Government is in favor of Cup de etat.
Generals Parodi and Cara oppose it,
1t is reported that forces are gathering for
the purpose of attacking the city, should it
persist in supporting Commonfort.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9-Flour. country snperfine
So so; Wheat, Red s0G9S1; Corn 34a(@36k;
Oats 37(d39. The river is receding.
The upper Mississippi is receding rapidly,
and heavy ice is running.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-SENATE.-Mr. Doug
las moved the postponement of the army bill
and to take up the resolution calling for the
election returns of Kansas.
Messrs. Mason and Greene objected-lost
% to 49,
Mr.. Douglass from the Committee on For
eign Relations, offered resolution granting
the President authority to settle the difficult
ties with Paraguay.
HousE.-A bill was passed appropriating
$4,000 to run the boundary between the
United States Territories and Texas.-Ad-
jOurned.
New YORK, Feb. 9-Cotton, Molasses aud
Flour firm; Corn, white 64(967; yellow 633C9
CO.; Mess Pork SIS 759Sl5 IS; Sugar du-
ring days has advanced to /; Bacon Hams
Sk(GS3; Shoulders 64(962; Linseed 55@56;
Tallow Il3; Hides and Coffee steady.
BALTIMORE, Feb Bishop Washington is
dead.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 9.-Flour So 70(9S3 rs;
Whisky l64; Mess Pork S14 %; Lard in bbls.
81; Molasses 26@27; Sugar 54@64; Coffee
169l14; Grain firm; Provisions quiet; Bulk
Meats 53G974.
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lotteries.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE 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 on
Thursday, February 18th, fs5S.
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CON TABLE.

UIW are authorized TO announce JOHN d. THUR
acanddate for Constable in the Nashville Dis
trict, at the ensuing March election.
II We authorized announce r. F. BuRNHAN
candidate for Constable in this District at the
suing March election.
EsJ- We are authorized TO announce WILSON MULLEN
a candidate for Constable in the Nasty lille District,
at the ensuing March election.
RI We are authorized u announce JESSE W. PAGI
as a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
Sc We are authorized To announce Med. A. NoLIA
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District,
at the next March election.
BS- We authorized 90 announce ". n CARLER
a candidate for Constable ia the Nashville District
RS We are authorized TO announce JoslaH l.. RYAN
candidate for Constable IN the Nashville District
Be- We are authorized 10 announce JESSE b. PERRY
"a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
ut the ensuing March election.
RAJ We are authorized 10 announce FLETCHER w
HoBN candidate for Constable in the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
FEJ- We authorized to announce SAN. u. NIcToI
candidate for Constable Iii the Nashville District
at the ensuing March election.
Tenth district,
re- We are authorized To announce Ira CRASpAEI
candidate for Constable In the Tenth district AT
the ensuing March election.
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''FoRBEiRANcE HAS CEASED TO BE VIRTUE"
We have to this time patiently waited on
city official, whose duty it is TO keep the
streets of the city in clearly condition,
hoping that something would be done to ex-
tricate Deaderick from the bottomless mire of
mud and filth of innumerable kinds; but alas,
here it sticks, with little or no hope ofbeing re-
lieved of its precarious condition, unless
kind Providence in his mercy on suffering
humanity should send cleansing messenger
from above, and take pity on poor DEADE-
RICK
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COUNTY COURT CLERK

R7y- We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM l.. Eos
candidate the Office of County Court Clerk
at the ensuing March election.
Be We are authorized to announce Capt. JOIN 5.
DAsHIEIL candidate for County Court Clerk the
ensuing March election.
E.- We 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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Spiral llotifes.

81 indulge in the richest food with impuni-
ty Whereas previous TO its use, obliged TO
fine myself strictly TO the plainest food"
Such is the experience Of not only of
mers but Of hundreds Of persons here in Philadel-
phia, New York, Montreal and Quebec who have used
Barhare's Holland Bzers for Indigestion, Nausea and
Acidty OF the Stomach. febS-1w37
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ES- We authorized TO announce d. G. LOVE as a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson county
Election in March next.
~ We authorized 10 announce c. W. NANCE
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, the ensuing
March election.
BE- We authorized to announce JOHN HUGH
Smith, candidate for Circuit Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election.
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Paraffine Camel Coal Oils for Luz
bricating Machinery.

IN Scotland the Camel CoalOils have been very ia
vorably known and extensively used in the place of
Sperm for the last few years Oils Of similar nature
and quality are now being made by the Union Coal and
Oil Company, and are very highly valued wherever
known. This Oil has the same weight and will bear
the same temperature, when winter strained, the
best Sperm, and is fully equal to it Lubrcator;
having been subjected 10 the severest tests upon both
heavy and light machinery, and given entire satsac-
ton This Oil is peculiarly adapted Railroads. Cot
ton Spndles. Machine Shops, and all machinery
where fine Oil is required 1t is economical
than ordinary Oils it sold about the price,
and as half the quantity will do equal amount of
fabrication and do it better.
This Oil being entirely without gum, should be
in the same manner the finest sperm The openings
Of the and feeders used for ordinary coarser Oils
should be reduced otherwise ihe Oil will be wasted
These OILS Will be furnished dealers at the factory
prices, adding freights, insurance. and exchange and
all Oils sold by this company fully guaranteed as
represented.
For sale by Ewin, Pendleton & Co., of this city,
Agents, for the Union Coal and OIL Company Mays
vile, Ky.
We call public attention to the following certificates
Of gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
ENIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
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FREE STGHT-The pavilion of Mr.. LOWELL IS
bear show, was last night entirely blown down
by the wind, leaving the grizzly monster in
an uncomfortable predicament, in fact he was
rather bare, and was doubtiessly reminded, by
the chilling wind, of his more youthful days,
spent in the land of his nativity.
We happened to be passing by, shortly after
the accident, and got free sight for the first
time at the great bear show.
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VICTORIOUS FOR FAMILY USE!

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the
Il City of Nashville in October, 1857, the
Judges appointed to examine articles in Glass
43-No II, GROVER d BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes No. I64, SLNGER'S-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines as follows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that Is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER d BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle, the other thread work
ing from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE, and. in the opinion of the committee, is
best adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERY, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPOOLS WITHOUT RE-WIND-
ING and, with the exception of fine cloth
ing, saddlery, &c, in the opinion of the
Committee is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE.
Ms- The part of this report referring to
the Singer Machine as best adapted TO fine
Clothing was intended to be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as best FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING BY TAILORS,
IN WORKSHOPS, &C. THE SAME IN
REFERENCE TO SADDLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE sEWING-MACHINE COMPANY,
NO. 4. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn, January 20, ls5s-n
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Approximation Prizes
IN oRpER1NG T1cKETs oRcERT1FIcATEs-

Enclose the money address for the Tickets or
dered, receipt OF which they will bs forwarded by
nrst mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers ard Prizes will be sent
e. purchasers Immediately after the drawing
az Purchasers viii please write their signatures
PLAN, and give their Post ONCE, county and state
Hs- Remember that every Prize Is drawn and paya-
bile MIthaat deduction
"a All prizes Of 81 600 and under paid immediate
~ AFTER the drawng-Otcr prizes at the usual Of
thirty DAYS.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders Cor Tickets OF Certificates 10
:. SWAN 4 co, Augusta, Ca.
Ca Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta. ga, can have their orders filled, and save
time, by addressing = Swan Co., at either Of those
Cities
&c A list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each is
entitled 70, viii be published after every drawing
the following papers sAugttad Gal Constitutional
-, Nee Orleans Dcd, Mobile Register, CharieSt0a
.N0HdaTd Aassrius Gaseie, atlanta Itcigcsoer, kess
York Weekly Day Book SrrdHaaA Morning Nios Rick-
Bs0nd DiTaich, AetD York Di71dtoA, and PaEiding
Nus. } CldrioR- Feb. Id.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. so, 1858.
We using the Parafne Camel Coal Oil in our Ma
chine shop, and take great pleasure in stating that
have never used any Oil equal 20 it, 1t Will wear very
greatly longer and ubrcate more thoroughly than the
best quality Of Lard other ordinary oil
gum and IS just such oil is needed for machna-
ry. We doubt not il must come into general We
think this oil fully equal 10 the best Sperm and that
one gallon is worth more than Of the best Lard
Oil. AND'W ANDERSON.
j. b. ROMANS
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAD
MACHINE SHOP, Jan IS, 1858.
This VIII certify that using the Paraffine
Cannel-Coal Oil made by the Union Coal and Oil Com
pany haysville Ky, in Machine Shop and on the
locomotives ON the road and have tested the Oil very
carefully to discover its qualities entirely
WINGED II l. very fine Oh for machinery and that one
gallon of this OIL fully equal gallons OF the
best Lard OIL II being entirely free from gum our ma
chnery will run with less power than with any Oil
have used. Although the Oil has a thin appearance
it has lubricatng body superior any Oil in ordinary
and it is well adapted 10 Railroads.
{. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Mr.. Knowles is Master of Machinery of Road, and
a reliable in whose statements we would conide
V. X. STEVENSON, President
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. |. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of n. x c. Il. r.
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SUGAR-1he rain has interrupted business on the
Levee and nothing OF any moment has been reported
M0LASSES-Prces have advanced Ic, with sales Of
few hundred bbls at lea120c q gal. for prime and
choice.
FII0UR-Yesterday 500 bbls superfine St Louis were
sold al 81 so q bb To-day have heard of no
sales of moment.
BACON-We notice sales of 90 to 60 casks Sides on
private terms. Prime Western are held at S149s5zc
2 fb.
COFFEE-Prices are still higher The sales comprise
$50 bags at exc 36S at &c; and $50 &c q h.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

THOMAS Z. MARTIN, TX = &c t2 j. D. huBhcs hhu WE
and others.
IN pursuance Of decree pronounced nj the last term
Of this IN the above cause, viii sell at pub
lie sale the premises SATU RDAl, the 18th day OF
MARCH, 1885 tho following tract 81 Ninety Acres oi
land, wit The tract Of Land Cedar LEX Greek
in Wilson county, formerly owned by Brice Martin,
decd. and at present occupied by c. Graves, and ad
joining the lands Of Andrew Beard and others.
IERNs---One Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash, and
for balance a credit OF l. months, without interest
&. H. BlIEN. C. a N,
feb5-td Chanccry Court at Nashville.
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az The levee yesterday presented very
business like appearance several boats being
engaged in discharging heavy cargoes. We
found the levee clerks of the Princes and
johnson in business ito their eyes" the form
er mixing with bedsteads and cradles" and
the latter in molasses and sugar ''waist deep"
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Candidates.
SHERIFEALETY.

RI We are authorized announce JAMES NJ. HINTON
as a candidate sheriff of Davidson county, the
next March election.
Re- We are authorized TO announce J. r. MCCAIN as
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at the
suing March election.
RE- We authorized 20 announce JONI K. ED
MoNpsoN as candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county
at the next March election.
BE- We authorized to announce Z. B. BGIEY as
candidate for sheriff of Davidson county, the
March election.
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N1- We had the pleasure, yesterday, OF a
cali from A. r. VICES, Esq, editor of the
Huntsville Hadepaadeha. 1t is his intention, we
learn, to tarry here few days, and will take
occasion to lay before our business men the
claims of his journal as an advertising medi-
um. Dir. w. has ever been a warm supporter
of the commercial interests of our city, and
we are sure will continue to take pleasure in
doing what he can to secure to our trade the
opulent section of country whence he halls.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

~ We are authorized to announce Ed BAXTER as
candidate for Trustee Of Davidson county at the
suing March election.
30 We authorized TO announce VIM JACKSON
Esq candidate for County Trustee at the ensuing
March election.
80 We are authorized 10 announce JOHN RAINS
candidate for reelection to the office OF County 1rus
tee, at the ensuing March election.
BE- We authorized to announce 7 I SAUSDEF.
a candidate for the office of County Trustee, the
ensuing March election.
BS- We are authorized to announce Ell L. WOODS as
candidate for County Trustee, at the next March cleo
ton. nOyl-td
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Steamboat 4 Riuer news.

| ARRIVALS.
| Feb. 8.-James johnson, New Orleans
Ella, Harpeth Shoals.
| Princess, Cincinnati.
Cuba, Paducah.
DEPARTURES.
Lebanon, Cincinnati.
Cuba, Paducah.
River falling with Al feet water on the
shoals.
The continued rain yesterday evening
prevented the boats from dischaging their
freight.
The Rock City received forty or fifty tons OF
freight from the james johnson, destined for
points up the river.
The Nettie Miller leaves to-day on a trip
up the river.
The regular packet, John Gatlt, departs
for Louisville and Cincinnati, this morning at
10 o'clock, A. VI. The speed and accOmmo-
dation of the Ga,at are too well known to the
travelling community to require any COM
mendation at our hands.
For CAIRO AND MEMPHIs.-The good steamer
City Of Huntsville is again at the landing, and
will leave as promptly as usual to-day, for the
above and all intermediate ports, at O'Clock,
r.. VI. She is a feet and fine steamer, and per-
forms her functions admirably. Captain
WASH. WEAVER commands, with our friend
VINsoN in the Office.
For New ORLEANs.-Contrary to the ex-
pectatons of her most sanguine friends, the
steamer James Johnson came over the shoals
and arrived at the levee on Monday in the
early part of the night. We consider this as
the great feat of the season." she having
made the ascent, with only Al feet water on
the shoals, with five hundred tons of freight
aboard, thus proving to a demonstration that
she can carry more freight, on less water, than
any other boat on the Cumberland, or any
other river in the United States. She will
leave on return trip, to-day at II o'clock.
She is Differed throughout with the most at
tentive and polite gentlemen to be found on
the western waters. Secure rooms early, as
she will leave punctually at her hour.
For CNCINNATI.-The good steamer Pm
cess, did not get off yesterday in consequence
of the rain. She will leave to-day at II o'clock.
She is in charge of Capt Bruce, assisted in
the Office by our clever and attentive friend,
PHIL WILLS. We understand Bonning's
Brass Band contemplate making pleasure ex-
cursion this trip.
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Philadelphia, January, 1858.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,

yyTE are receiving-direct from the makers-such
w additions 10 our stock viii enable 10 Offer
buyers, this season complete an assortment OF
new and desirable goods line, can be found
IN any house IN the country.
Included large invoices 81 Cutlery, from Wost-
onholm's Rodgers Crooks aud others
Files, Tools and Saws. from Butcher Spear
and cheaper makers.
Guns, Rifles and Pistols, from the best
English treuch. Belgian and American Manufacturers.
Hoes, Chains, >cythes, Axes. and heavy
Hardware generally AT reduced prices
Merchants visiting the North solicited 10 examine
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
While the usual credit viii be continued 10 reliable
and prompt dealers far cash VIII be certain
to satisfy those who purchase Ia that way
FIELD, LANGSTROTH 4 CO., Importers,
No 40, Market street, Philadelphia, Pa
lanll-dawktTi-W5w
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RoBBERY-Last night, about o'clock, a
negro boy passing on the Gallatin pike to his
masters house, when nearly opposite the resi-
dence of DR.. HAMLN, was seized by three
Irishmen and his money demanded. His
''pile," consisting Of half dollar, was soon
s'shelled out" and his embracing friends find
ing no more available effects, bid him make
tracks
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no The new Mayor of New York is try
ing to put down the gamblers He sends the
police after the sporting gentry, but they
are not thar. 1t is presumed that enough of
the police are in the pay of the gamblers, to
keep them posted as TO the movements of the
Mayor.
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Burnt District. Market Street

Rachel ID. Smiley and others rs. John q. Ewing.
IN pursuance Of decree of this court IN the above
4 cause VIII sell AT public salo, the Public Square
IN this city, GA saturday, eth Of MARCH 1858, udi
Int Mdr street, fetr doOrs firm he Square
which stood the Store house, occupied, hefoTe ue
fire. by Beech Il Co. Druggists Said lot fronts about
20 S-l2 feet and runs back III feet.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
C. u. BRIEN, c. 4 NJ,
fcb5-td Chaucery Court at Nashville.
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a ca NJ ID .

A We have determined a. da exclusive CASH
IA BJeINkSs tbs year, ne fsri ti1zt Sord q ex-
PLANTATION may be necessarg u very par
uo1aE fFicncs, who have had accounts with IN, ever
since commenced business and proud -
say have many such friends, 10 have ais pad
their accounts promptly. We fcei canafeAt can
make greatly Tie Interest - all 81 bayEg oar
guois ehrzIes and q scilng them very much
cheaper. there many f.ersons IN niast - he
wOaid prefer buyinE sof cash, could be made y
fheir interest 60 Ne knos many Nho do net
have zccaants ana thak q unfair tst Ierssls mo
bay for cash should pay the prces tsse rilo
bay csrzI II Nith theo oa1shlrrufdslz re bAFg
adEted exclusive cash . stcnl aad lnTlis all
wto favor Il the system, we'll a. ali those
Who IN lasoE q has a. Epsas ehcAp - give
call. IA 4 >. q. Mcf1414AAD,
Nos 81 81 colisse street, NasAyliles fela-
tanl-u
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE (.
| EWinR's Addifion.

IN Living hou1blou
DN virtue of agreement between the undersigned
I'D will sell for the benefit Of tbs parties concerned
Public Auction the premises, 20 the highest bid
der on Tuesday, 10th day of February,
1853. the uts desCFibed below IN kWing Addition
10 Nashville, viz Lnts Nos 80 q -, and - ON E~-
ing Avenuc and Fegg Street: also Iuts Nos lOi l02
las, and i04 Stevenson Avenue and Allison street
Lots Nos III La l2S, and Ia, on Netmors street
Lots NOs i25 l26. LIZ, and l2s, on wetmore street.
and Stevenson Avenue Lot No SIS, ON Ewing Avenue
aud High street, Lots Ms ~, IS, 81 and e5 front
ing Allison street, and intersctod by the Railroad
Lots Nos Q, 10, II, aud IL, fronting Stevenson
Avenue and Fogg Street. and iatsrseeted by The Rail
road
The sale will be without reserve, credit of IL
months, With Interest from date, and notes with good
security payable Ia bank wii be required, aud lien
retained on the property.
ROBERT c. FOSTER, San.
ian2-n Y. n STEVENSON.
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Chancery Sale OF Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad stock.

Enoch Cunning CHAM John Coltart and others and NJ.
II. Howard, Admir-, rs. John Colart and others.
DY virtue Of a decree Of the Chaucery Court NJ Nash
ID vile made IN the above causes At November Term
1857, shall, SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF FEBIlU-
AIRY next sell 90 the highest bidder at public sale for
cash. Fifty shares Of the Nashville and Chatuoo
ga Railroad Company upon the Public Square IN Nash
VILE. {. ID. BltlEN, {. a NJ.
Jan. sd
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Gbanferu Sales
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Isaac Paul Is. Margaret Elam and others
QY virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court Nash
IL VILE made III the above cause at November Term,
1857, shall on SATURDAY, the 18Th DAY Of FEB
RUARf next, on the Public Square in Nashville, sell TO
the highest bidder, credit Of twelve months, the
following described lot parcel Of ground situated in
the city OF Nashville, College and Center SITS front
ing % leet on College street. and running back with
Center street I36 feet
IEfsMs-Note with good security is required, and
lien retained to secure the payment of the purchase
money Sold free from the equity Of redemption.
Jan Sd c. II. BRIE\ c. K NJ
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Christiana Deiss, Adm'X. &c Goodlet alias GOel
Deiss and others
DURSUANTt to the decree rendered in the above cause
Il at November term OF this court, viii sell the
Public Square, in this city, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day OF FEBRUARY 1858, the real estate Of which Dan
bel Deiss died, seized and possessed the being
known as part Of lot No. 2S in fslleh and Whtesdes'
addition To Nashve-and al the intersection of Mar
ket and jefferson streets.
This property viii be divided into lots before day OF
sale and plan OF the will be exhibited.
TEESUs.-0ne and two years credit with interest.
Notes 10 be well secured and lien 90 be retained.
C. ID. BRIEN c. * NJ,
Jan. It'd Chancery Court at Nashville.
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CHANCERY SALEs.-By reference 10 the
Chancery Clerks advertisements in the PATRI-
OF, it will be seen that he will expose to sale a
large lot of property on Saturday next, at the
Court House, in this city.