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From the Baltimore Clipper.
Queer.

Avery curious and interesting diary Of one
of the Browns, captured at the home of Ossa-
watamie Brown. the leader of The Harper's
Ferry insurI ection, contains some strange
developments that may possibly set some
people to thinking OF what are really the ele-
ments of this abolition movement The diary
gives the events and occupations of each
day. Military drills and spiritual di-quisi-
tions aud rguments upon the rights OF hu-
man beings. male and female, white and
colored, free and slave, and slurs upon Judge
Taney's decision in The bred Scott case, and
accounts of INSTRUMENTATION among the men
are strangely mixed up with these npon
natural rights, and mrmoranda OF daily ex-
penditures and daily avocations.
Upon one of the pag to which we casu-
ally turned. We find "a regular '.Roll' OF the
- men," They are thus classified in two
columns:
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SENATE.
WEpNrspAr. Oct. 2s.


A number Of reports from various com.
miitees were read and recrived.
On motion Of Mr.. Trimble, 500 copies of
the report of the Committee appointed to ex-
anime affairs of Blind Asylum, were ordered
to be printed.
The Contested Election Case. made the
special order for this day, was called up.
Mr.. Trimhle offered a resolution that in the
matter now before the Senate. the contes-
tants be each allowed to secure attorneys to
argue their claims before the Senate, and
that the costs be paid out OF the Treasury.
Lies over.
On motion of Mr. Hildreth, the special
order was postponed to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Dir. Stokes introduced bill, in lieu of
"bili to secure rights of married women" to
protect the slave property of married wo-
men, which was adopted, and referred to
Judiciary Committee.
On motion Of Mr. Thompson fifty copies of
the bill were ordered to be printed for the
use of the Senate.
The message from the Governor appointing
| directors of Bank of Tennessee was then taken
up.
Mr.. Stovall moved that the Senate confirm
the nominations.
Mr.. Richardson demanded the ayes and
noes, and the result was ayes IL. noes IL,
and the nominations were confirmed.
Mr.. Thompson moved to reconsider the
vote, aud mov,d to lay his own motion on
the table, which was concurred in. ~
SENATE Bills ON THIRD READING.
Bill to amend the city charter of Mem.
phis, passed third reading. and under q sus-
pension OF the rules, the bill was ordered
10 be transmitted to the House.
A number OF Senate bills on second read
ing were read and referred to various COM
mittees. -
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Bill to give further time of twenty months
TO perfect land titles. Passed third reading
and ORDERED to be transmitted to the House
for enrolment.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Payne, to APP
point Board of Levee- Commissioners in
Shelby county, with an amendment offered
by Mr.. Payne and adopted, was passed on
its third reading aud ordered to be Trans
mitted TO tue House.
The House message with resolution to
appoint committee to investigate aud en-
qlir into The number of workmeu engaged
Oh the Capitol was taken up and the resolu-
ton adopted
Mr.. Stanton offered . resolution that the
Legislature adjourn SINE de On the 20.h day
OF Decemb next.
Mr.. Peters moved a suspension OF the
rules thas the question might come before
the S..nate. Concurred ill.,
Mr.. Payne moved to lay the resolution on
the table. and the ayes and noes were de-
mandt d by Mr.. Stanton. with the following
result: ayes Is. noes 10, aud the resolution
lies on the table.
The Seuate adjourned te nine O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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fS- N. p. WILLIS writes as follows, from
.oston, to the Home Journal

could not but feel yesterday. as walked
Ie STR cts of Boston-a stranger on the
loroughfare. which, in former days / had
odden daily-that some provision should
ave been made, in the well considered laws
civilized pOlitrness. for the claiming, from
re present bearer Of any recognized type Of
rauty or expression, even wh' generation
rs passed away. the acquaintance one had
ljoyed with the previous poSses>or Of that
zee and that expression. To meet u fair
Dung creature, as you walk again after
ars. of absence. the streets of the city you
ave lived in, and, though you have never
-tOre seen her who il advancing towards
gu to know well fom what b. ART (now still
/ death, perhrps) the life blood of her love
ness was drawn-io see in The Guilds face
ne mother once known'so well-yet be com
.lltd to pass by as stranger. Should
, Iere not he an entail of lfe's ,nder memo
es? Might it not be cOusistcn, with good
,eeding-an etiquette of the heart-to APP
'oach with offered hand, and claim or. ell
~ (av.n from a fair whose own eyes
I'VE never before r,st' Oh y"u,) with the
lief introduction : =" Your mother was my
lend ~
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~ The Hon. THos. ]. WELLS. who at ir

- The Hon. THos. J. WELLS, who at trst
declined the nomination as q candidate for
Governor Of Louisiana. rendered to him by
the Opposition party, has reconsidercd his
determination and accepted the trust. The
New Orleans Crescent says no man in the Com
monwealth stands higher than Mr.. WELLS
As gentleman he is above reproach. As .
citisen DO Is without blemish. As q good
true, and useful member OF society, he stands
unsurpassed. In all the relations at life he
IL unexcelled, and shonld be be elected TO The
Chief Aagis.racy. the people Of the State
will have . Governor to whom they can
point with unaiIoyed pride and satisfaction.
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 26. Is

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 26, 1859.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. Howell.
PETITIONS.
Mr. Woods presented PETITION from mer-
chants of Rutherford county for a reduction
of the merchants tax. -e
Mr.. SOwell, a petition to change the line
between the counties of Lawrence and
Wayne.
MIR. Kenner, a petition from A. Coppage
asking to be allowed "a to sell whisky with
u license"
Reports were received from various stand
ing committees.
On motion of Mr.. Cheatham, 500 copies
each, oil the reports of the Union and Plant
ers' Banks, were ordered to be printed.
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Senter. a resolution instructng our
Senator's, and requesting our Representative s
in Congress TO use their exertiOns to procur.
the passage OF law giving pension to the
soldiers of the war OF 1872 Lies over.
The resolution instrucIing the Committee
on State Capitol to ascertain and report the
number of employee, &c, on the Capitol,
was adopted.
The resolution to raise a select Committee
OF five to consider all bills to amend OF re peal
the Code, was laid on The table; afterwards
rccOusid, red. amended aud adopted.
The Harper's Ferry ana " irrepressible con-
aict' resolutions of Mr. Bay less, were referred
TO the Committee on cderai relations.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced, read
hrst time and passed.
MIR. Barksdale, to prevent the assemblage
of negroes.
Mr.. Sneed, TO repeal The portion Of the Code
PERTAINING 10 runaway negroes.
Mr.. Russell, to abolish the Office of tax
collector.
Mr.. Jones, to amend section 1862 and 4,
653 OF the Code.
Mr.. Vaughn, to repeal the Quart Law.
Mr.. Ingram, TO modify the rights of widows
at their option.
Mr.. Martin. to charter the jennings Fork
Turnpike Company.
Mr.. Trevitt, 10 provide for Common
schools.
Mr.. Frazier, TO amend section sos of the
Code.
Mr.. Hobb, to charter Union Institute in
Lincoln county.
SENATE BILLS.
Various Senate bills passed first reading;
also number passed on second reading.
HOUSE BILLS.
Several House bills were considered on
second reading, and referred.
The House then adjourned till q. z. N.
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A WHITE GIRL IN SLAvERY.-A Letter from
Bedford county, Tenn. addressed to the Post
master of st. Louis, states that there is girl
twelve years old. held as slave in that vi
cinity. who claims TO be the daughter of
PETER McGREooRI, ST. Louis merchant.
She says that she was ut boarding school.
when man came and told her that her faith
or had sent for her. Instead Of taking her
home, however, he carried her to Memphis
and sold her as slave, threatening to kill
her IL she said that she was free.
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AN INGENIOUS TRIFI - The Lancaster
agls describes miniature machine shop.
hi.h Mr.. A. T. Mason, OF Basil. made with
s pen.knife. The shop is fully equipped
nd in working order. and formed the recrea-
on work OF Mr.. Ms leisure hours during
ie past year. The size OF the frame work is
bout four by Eve let, in which stands a
nail locomotive in complete trim, double
igIne, circular saw, morticing apparatus,
c.; in fact the whole building is filled
roughout with machinery. all OF which runs
the turning OF single crank.
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A GIGANTIC ESrERPRIzs.-We refer to the
iverti<ement of MeNsrs Wood. Eddy 4 Co..
Augusta. Georgia, and Wilmington. Del,
T their MAGNIFICENT scheme with capital
rize of 500 900. While passing through
augusta lew days since. they iniormrd as
at In future that they should draw $780,
90 ,ch-me both in the combination aud stu
lie number schemes. Many other eonc. rms
dver,ise sehem.s with large capitals. but
iessrs- Wood. Eddy 4 Co., never "if,r any
bat they eaenot al any moment essA- Stick
pin therefor IL L. q consideration III vital
npnrtanee 10 Spectators In lotterles.--hst-
ss Drmocsaf
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~ The New York correspondent Of the
New Orleans Cteseei states that the Old Line
Wings in that city ARE subscribing ILLEGALLY
TO fund OF $3.50 900. to be used in establish
ing new Wing paper TO be call"d The Daily
Wing Phoenix" But we are at loss To
estimate the degree OF confidence which may
be placed on this statement, since in the
same letter the correspondent affirm: "The
President has sued Forney for q malicious
SANDER and libel"
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RPuH leans.

The foregoing is an exact copy of the ori-
ginal. 1t will I've rememb, red that Leman,
Kagi. Cook, Raj. and Tidd were among
rhuse mentioned the confederate of "O@sa-
,watamie'' in the Harper's Ferry foray. Upon
the dead body of L man was found a cap
tain's commission und,r The Provisional Gov
ernment OF the United States, proposed to be
Introduced by these abolition insurrection-
SITS. 1t is more than probable from the
marks upon this roll. that it was the memo
tandum of the election of this Lrman rs u
Eaptain of the abolition forces, and that the
| commission found upon him was Issued in
[ ccOrdance with this election by his fellow
l lnspirators.
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Tuoraar Hs Cor Esouou urK, Rr,ow

TucraHr HE Cor EsouGu HERE BELOW.
"A minister. no.rd for combining the some
what ineongruou. profession Of preacher aud
money-lender. wHs makingA prayer. In which
was The following petition Grant that We
may have more interest In Heaven -
+" Don't do 81" exclaimed one OF the eongr--
CATION. :. don't do 1.-THE old sinner get ave
per cen. month now; and that's enoug h
the Lord Knows
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A MsxsEs OF BEEcHER's CHuRcu KILLED.
--ALLEs EvAss-says the New York Dsy
Besk-who 10 now lying dying In Baitl-
more. having been one Of Baowx's party at
HArpsr's Ferry. IL said 70 be or have been .
member Of BsxcsEE's church ia- Brooklya.
He was oas Of The representatives. OF the
Plymouth Csarsh In The Shapes Ride affair.
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/, jss-rhe Washington Coasssafioa Il very
lndlgnaa, because Mr. BvcaAsAs 10 accused
pi indirect completely In ths d. aih u Senator
sEopExiok. bat CeasIAi BowxAs. ~hen be
edissd the Bedford Ga<fts In PeaesyivAnia.
Aid not hesitate TO d~iams HkSxr ciAr a.
Ms murderer d JokATzAs Cur.
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SLAVE POPULATION ARrUND HARPER's
ERRY.-The Baltimore American says that,
ie population of the five counties in Vir-
mia and two in Maryland, nearest the late
at of war, was as follows In 1850:
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One Grand rrize OF $4,000 /,
N ORDERING TICKETS ORcLRr1r1cArE

Enclose the amount OF money 10 our address fol
hst you wish 10 purchase; name the Lottery IA
hich You Wish II III este0, aud la tuet YOU risl
noles, Halves or Quarters, on receipt oil WHICH ~
I'D what 10 ordered, by nrst mail gether in Ih
sneme.
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed Drawn
,rtined To by the Commissioners, III be seut Nil
EAplAIatlon. ~ --'f "''
So Purchasers will please write their siRn.tur,
AIN, aud give their Post once county and sSI.ta
All recommendations strictly souudentiAl
ALlprizes OF sl ,OoO anu under aidi mmeaiat,
sItcr the drawing-other prizes AZ the usual time,
'rty days.
Address Orders for Tickets or Cert,ncates- nv a.
a Express, t. be directsdl 20
WOOD, EDDY & co AuRusta Gao,s,.
or, WOO, EDDY Co, Atlanta Georeis
or, WOOD, EDDY c co, Wilmington delaware
~ INST OF the numbers that drawn from 10
he q, ~itI the amount o the prIze tuat each one
hhtled 10, ALL be published ait every drawing IL
ne following papers - uSASa Geo a.isintaog.aI-
t. 4doIIe ne SseT Washable Gdxelts Iiteh AaOs.d L,s
iteA, fauIdiag (!Ais..) CldriOn and ~ Z Rma
ocll-Io
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HolIOway,s pills and Ointment.--
Our bodies discharge all ~asJc matter through the
bowels, kidneys, aud skin and Hoiloways Pills and
ointmentr store these important organs to perfect
health when diseased in any way. oct2s.
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Auftios Salfs.
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

I Successors to Garter, Mckay Co and B. Lanier.)
On Tuesday, November list, 1889.
/ 90 Bugs Rio Coffee, $50 kegs nails assorted
so hf bbs. Molasses, 25 bbls. Crackers,
Sc bbs. ID. X. powdered 100 Cases FIELDS ID. cans
Sugar, oysters.
so bbls crushed Sugar, $50 Fields ] To-
90 bbls. Pixies Magnolia can Oy sters,
Whisky, % Cases Picked Oysters
bbls. Robertson county in glass
Viii ky, 100 Boxes Tobacco various
40 bbIs. Burbon Whisky, brands,
SO - Rye a. $50 Boxes It. Louis Sc bar
19 a. Wheat 90 SOAP
25 " Clgnac Brandy, 200 Boxes Pa m soap.
20 q Holland Gin, 100 - Foxes Pearl
so bbIs j. n. smiths starch
Okes ne Whisky, SO Boxes lancaster Co.
| NJ Reams wrapping naper, StIrrh,
70 ioz assorted backing, 4o0P ckages Star Candles,
| 20 Shedsm SchLapps, 800 d'z Painted Blu. k,is
1 No coo Assorted Cigars. 100 '.Cz. Was p. ards
| 10 Boxes II. Louis matches 100 " Nests Isl Tub
l 0Grnss Shanghie '' $50 "a 90 (3) =.
% - German I" 100 Boxes W R. Cheese,
Is Bags Pepper, lbs = Ed. 4"
100 Boxes Fancy CIndy
We will also ofer a consignment OF dne Brandy
I onsistiag OF the follow ng well known Brands
o1< Pipes Otard, Dupey Co Cognac, 1852:
AZ Pinett, Castllan & Co. 1854;
Az "a Bisqub 1857;
IL Otard. Dupey & Co. 1885,
The Brandy will be "ff red on { ur months with
Dprovtd in"ors, notes payable in OF the tiiy
! INKS Its quality can b. tested previous TO the day
sale by calling at our Ware house.
oct CARTER, WILSFORD co.
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BRANDY, BRANDY,

VIZ Z have Just received % be sad for account Of
Wv csassnres, she fol ewing superior Brandy va
Hat rlpes ulAFd, Dapey a Go CoSn2e, isS2;
. Pln-if c&sliliAn Co. .s ls3&;
sQoArt<r {" fassuie ISL,
0sRrd, DafeF Co. = Lass;
TIE above sill be . ID = credit o. ioar msafhs
n uss dsps<sd 70 IFeseEs 81 oar eext aucsson sale
tTsesdsy nexs) q wai BE ocsrsa ~ saczioa- Call
aRa sx2Enias ~
cARTER. wILsFoRD q co.
ecfz1 No. harkes street.
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4Approximations 70 the 500, 900 of $50 zach a
of4oo to so 900 - ofio0 co., of 400 20 900
4 OF 400 to $40 600.
WhOIerickegsS20; "a alvesS o. Quar-.
lers SIS.
Prizesc ashed at 5 igh Tat per cent discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken At par
drawing will beforwarded as soon asth result
becomes KNOWN b e. f.
81 All orders for schemes or Tickets to cad
dressed to DON RODRIGUEZ, (care OF City Post,
Charleston SO. Ca oS;-22sd
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. Thus II will be seen, that within twenty
lies of Harper's Ferry there are not lees
an $4,000 slaves, of whom probably 5000
&c men.
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Valuable Lot Of Land near
Nashville.

4 AN Offering Tor low terms, tract % Land
l. GA thr louisville Brsneh Tursps-e. CONTAINING,
tao hanured acres, about half eIes' ed. Rshe niles
from Nashville, ing The lands VI In CD Cua-
siagh4m and l. Bo~nan. IL hg I'D flFmlng Land,
peeuzrly adapssd the grsxth Of wheat AID
ua wah exceiisss water. Il viii be sold low. APP
ply soou % a. v. ) 1SlaL-Ef.
oexlT-Im
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New Publications.
Old aW Books.
w. T. BERRY & CO..
Public Square,
Have just opened = few cases
Old English Law Besks,

Old English Law Bosks,
To which they invite the attention OF the
Profession. viz:
i. Vsssy's Chaneery Reports. ayOIs. folio;
2. Vessy's (Juris.) Charnetry Reports. 20
vols; e5f ,E1'tt1e slisfi
j. Baeon's Arrangement. 7VOls;
4. Moores Reports. IL Vols; -i.t5-E
8. Wentworth's Pleadings. 10 vols;
8. Myln and RssEss's Chanetry Reports. .
vols;
]. Long on Sales. vol; " =
s. Blaekstone's (William) Reports. z yolS
8. BlaekSone's (Henry) Reports. q vols;
10. Browns Eases in Parliament. 7yols. Ito:
II. Tomlin's law Dictionary. 2 vsls. Ito;
10. Abridsmenl Of Cans in Equity. av. folio;
-. Woods Institute. lyol. folio;
IA. East's Reports. l6 vols;
Is. Davenport and lasts Reports. Sv. folio;
l6. Domais civil Law. vols. folio;
II. Lell!'s Practical Register. 2Vols. folio;
Is. Dyer's Reports. 3 vols. Svo;
10. D!u's Reports. 2yols. folio. in Norman
French;
20. Saunders Reports. Q vols. folio;
81. Sulliyan's Lectures on the Laws u Eng
land. vol. Ate;
p. hoffmans Chantery Reports. vol.
%. Cases and opinions in Matters Of Law
and Equity. 2VOls;
"a. Cases concerning settlements. lyol;
%. Amblef's Reports. | vol;
70. Blackstone's Commentaries. 4 vols. Ito:
a. Blacksiont's Commentaries. Nv. Syo, calf:
Is. Preeedsnts in Chanesry. vol.
%. toNenquet and Pullsr's Reports. sV. syo;
80. Coke's Reports. vols;
ii. Douglas Reports. 2 vols.
%. Evans Collection Of Statistics. 8 vols;
sa naIwelrs Marine Law. ayols;
u. COmayn's Law Of Landlord and Tenant.
-. Hawkins Pleas Of The Crown. 2 voIE
20. hale's Pleas Of the Crown. 2yOlS;
~ Sugdtn on Vendors. lvOl;
IS. Afchibald'S Practice. vols:
%. Neville and Manning's Report relating
10 the effice and Duty Of Magistrates,
syOls.
40. Barn wall and Adelphus' Report. 5v;
Al. Barnewall and Creswells Report. lOy;
~. COOper's Select Cases. Decided by Lord
Bror CHAM;
~. COOper's haneery Reports. vol;
A. Atkins Reports. sVOls;
d. TauLtOn's Reports. vols.
46. Ptere Williams Reports. vols;
A. Chilly Burns Justice. 6 vols.
50. Benlhan's Morals Of Legislation. ";
81. Trials for High Treason and other
Crimes. 6vO!S
81. The Ntwsate Calendar. ) vols; e
%. The New and Compete Nswsats Calen-
dar, 6 VOS
a. Criminal chronology or the New New
gate Calendar. Nv;
So. The Great Oyer Of Poisoning: The
Trial Of the Earl of Somerset for the
Poisoning Of Sir Thomas 0verherry, in
The Tower Of London, l2v svO;
W. 7. BERRY 4 Co., Public Square.
ooteT
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House, alter taking up a bill to amend
section l,Sl4. in r. lation TO the issuance Of
counter notes by the Bank at Tennessee, and
postponing it. further consideration till to-
morrow week. the House adjourned till to-
morrow morning at 81 O'Clock.
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Great Attraction.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
Land, n egrOes, &C.,
IN pursuance OF the last viii and testame OF
Charles Ready, senior, deceased, I shall on the
Esd, cath and 25lh of November next,
At his late residence in Rutherford county Ready
vie) sell all the balance Of the pefs0nalt, belong
ing to his estate, Consisting in part Horses Cows
Fouder Corn, Oats, Cotton, two Cotton GINS a port
able Grist Mil Wheat Irasher and Fan two Wagons
large lot of Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c, together with
A6 Negroes,
Embracing Men, Women, Boys and Girls. Also, the
tract oil lana which he resided, Containing about
500 ACRES,
And 215 acres OF Cedar Land in the vicinity These
good turnpike roa'is c,-uveui, mills churches
post office, &c. The Homestrao Tract is one OF the
best improy ed places in the county of unsurpassed
Fertility well wstered and has OF the beat mill
well ircosed, $50 acres are in Guilty. alton: the
balance well timbered ami large portion of il set
with grass. There rs better v heat, corn cotton
and tobacco land i'll this latitude audit is adm ably
O. l, 2and ears. The Cedar Land is second to
none for the quantity and quality Of its cedar tim
Der. IL Will be sold in lots so &, 90 acres, a
errdt OF one and two years. The negroes and other
property Oh c. cult OF twelve months. Two zp-
pr we'd securities w be required in all cases, and
lien retained on the Land till the purchase money
paid CHARLi s READY,
oet22-lm Executor
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kENOSENE OIL.
he New York berosene Oil Co.
reduced Price,

(ksrAkiiszAp isSt)
A SkotSCE that, tsassnz nsads great inproxs-
\ uents in tbs ma efAeture - Kerosene they are
- enabled " oHsr u ~ ~ Trade 81
A Reduced Price.
Tue attention % eozsumsrs g reap eIfuiy salIea
the sab1slDed table. The "a,
s.milsisoa, BY kp-AED ~ kEAs, % Nsx York
aesn 81. and d.ted kSb- }. 1854
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keAtabar of1srs fro<u ne Tt.ds b. MAJ an Tsl-.
gf.PA. hilsd, % sprslcails.n -
r. AGsTENs. Agsass,
- fssStssrssi. n. Y.
xEEnsxSE - siss " b< ost4is "a - az n..pf.<
Nrsn. IFess- e ali ths Nss rrFk xhoi-s.is fraE.
ss<ts. csersrs, CsmEhe 4ad fafniae sIata kz.ss
<ketafrfs asa eaa<rs In I@mps
>. h-kkEock<f b he tr.1e nsrt q ths Kera-
ssa< ~ Co. Asd all Isrsens c41llensd sxaizss
sslss ne tfsss-1zrs isf s<ssF sEls. ess3-sz
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Negrees Ter Sale.

uili sell 81 ~ efcs Cedar slrsst, No 10, assa,
- $Esk4Ee, lEo14 lo - 90 ars ~ age
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27
For Rent or Lease.

ENoR a ter" OF years, one OF ihs must desirable
FARMS In the CouHty Of Davidson, three mil
irom Nashville, an the North side OF Inc Cumber.
land river, coLiainIng 3Os acres; 90 open and
in GUILTY. ation, th large and fOTLble cling
kitcheDs, Smoke h.-uses and all uSc-sSars out
houses. The taIm is we'll watered and has a nne
orchard upon II. nne lot Of Corn Eodd-Y and
Uais can be purchased the farm. For fur.
ther IN ornatl0n apply at No. IL Cherry street.
oct32-u MICHAEL VAUGHN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27
D. D. DICKEY

IL AS in Store 100 heel Bsrrows;
AASoo setts assorted Ironl 900 pounds Gum Pack
Axies: ing;
Is Kegs Boiler Rivets; loo bundles ass'ed Wire
10 ,0OO do Pressed MUS; so Do.rs:
100 Washers, 10 900 Liz hts Sash.
70 Kegs Wrought Nails; 80 sides Sole Leather;
300 pounds Emery; sou feet Gard Clcshing;
1000 papers Timers 100 Steel Reeds;
HI cts; 1oGardeL Engines;
oO ass u Sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Fans;
20 do DO Suffers; Tnreshng Machines;
zoo Sheets Copper; SO straw Cutters:
500 Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn shelters:
900 pounds Brass; 8 Railroad Scrapers:
goo assorted Putty Blocks; 2Smut Machines;
90 assorted Churns; 800 assorted Plows;
SO boxes Glass 30 Pumps:
l5O boxes tt Plate; 3 hal bbls. White Fish;
so slabs Zlnc; 10Hydraulic Rams;
81 Pigs TIN: ! 900 bounds Galvanized
600 feet assor' ID Gas Pine: Wire:
10 900 do assorted Leather boxes Ring
Bel ing; 20 900 gallons stone Ware
5000 feet assorted Guml0 900 bushels Coke;
Betting; 30 tons Pig Iron;
900 pounds Pump Chains;
Besides many other articles on hand end for sale
by tocIh-tl II. u. DsChEY.