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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-31
SHERIFF FFvss SALES.

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g HERIFF ii s. II. IL. State of I4,uisinnass 4
~ Justices Court, lst Ward, Parrish Of 8t- Lam
dry--No. 35s4 julien Bcrdelon rs. Joseph HoIler
ct ais ss8
Bysvirtue of d writ ii III NJ Issued III the also.s
entitled suit, By Joseph ~ Richard JUSTICE of the
Peace. acting In and Fur the lst Ward Parish o&
ST. Landry, dnd to me directed, u viii expoAe iii
public sale, for cash, All the Court house Gf this
Parish, on q sATURDAy !, I sthe 4th day of February,
Al p. lSG0, commencing at the hour Of iii O'clock
A n. and continuing from day 10 day III necessary
all the riglts Title Interest and demand of the sai
defendants; Joseph IIoslict and Axniint E0tror. hd
vile u and tn tiie following TrorertS srised "a
lot q ground, With all thel lhuifdnts anid iii.
proyemeuts thereon, lying and stRated III The town
of Opelonsaa, bounded North BY Mrs. Cooley, Fast
by Union street West BY preperty formerly belong
ing to VALERIE Roy and Soath III King street.
Sheriffas Office, Upelnusas, December 24, 1853.
4. NJ. GHAGHElt sheriff. s
SsAI4Es-s of Lauisinna;s
~ District Court. Parish of ST. Landry 7640.
r. Il Y. Roy VI. Luke Hollicr. S
by virtue 0f writ Of d. ft. issued Iii the ah1yes
entitled suit hy tho District Court III and fpf thS
Parish Of ~. Landry and State aforesaid and ID inS
directed. Will expose Mt public sale. for cash nj
the Court house of this pafish, on SAT TuNnAY ME-
Ttli day uf January Il. III IsG0, commenting ait thu
hUiir 81 "A n. Ms. md continuing from day today
aecessarys all the right title interest and demand
of tE ssid defendant, Luke HELLER, iii and tothe
following pfuperty seized III satisfy saia writ to Wit
"A Judgment of tho District Court, Parish Of at:
Landry, entitled Luke lIeilier VT Albert Dsicsn,
Gnrator No. s7G2 amounting to the snln of eighty.
two dollara and my centa.
| Sheriff u O hiee, Upeionsas, December 8, 1854.
Z r NfsfJEsuE
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-31

lHEIsiFF'S S4A State of Louisians,
~ District Court, Parish ~ n. Landry. ss0f
Joseph g. GAst vi. Theodose S. Robin,
By virtue w NJ ordor of seiznre ana sae, ksste
II the ahosc entitled suit III The district Court i
and for tlts pafish III St Landry nnd State afnfcsAid,
anu ttfine directed will expose at public sac fpF
Cash, at the Courthouse af this Parish On sA r.
uRnAY, the Tth day M Iauiary. a. u. Is60 conn:
n,eneing at thn hour of Il A. NJ. and continuing
From day " day if necessary All the right titlel
interest and demand Oh the said defendant Thtor
dose 3. Robin, III AMI I'd the following property.
seized TO satisfy said writ, to wit: sls 9sS
Two town lots situated IN thu village DC Opelou..
sas. lying East and West ef each other and being
lots No IA and 90 III the iastrapss' AldItinll %
tewi " 0pelpasaa, lnt Ma no being bounded lsast
bY Chestnut street West ty iut MD. l4 North by n
street, South by iot Nos a9 property az rs Gelesta
Garlana md lot M. I4 being bounded East I'll Iot
Nd. 30, South III lat NH. III sbeiongipg to Mrs.
Celeste Garland hvcst wv lHnl i'll Mrs Cclusfd
Gafanl and North hya street. tlcs said two iats
being the same bougl 81 Tho said Robin, from ths
Widaw Theodore LasA hy a II passed ~, ths
| Ilth my of 0FtabeK T. n ii sSy rs ss ss
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-31

G u. ALLIS, Public Auctioneer for the
-. Parish OF st. Landry. 0ace at hisstore in
Washington.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-31

eiao. FAigcuILn. Secretary.
June Is, ia5gsiy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
New York Delegates 20 the Charleston
Conventions.

Syracuse, Sept l6.-The Convention un-
animously instructed the delegates chosen
last night to represent the State at the Charles
ton Convention TO act and vote as a unit.
Augustus Schell. Dean Richmond, Isaac ".
Fowler and Delos DeWolf were chosen dele
gates at large to the Charleston Convention,
with John j. Taylor, d. F. Tieman, Schuyler
Crippen, and A. @. Danley as alternates.
The following delegates and alternates to
the Charleston Convention. from the Con-
gressional Districts, have been selected:
1st District, w. III. Ludlow; I'd, II. Nc
Laughlin; Sd, John Y Savage; 4th, John
Kelly; 5th, Isaiah T. Rynders: 9th. John
Cochrane; 7ih Nelson j. Waterbury: 9Th. Ed
ward Cooper: 9th. Gov. Kemble; 10th, Benz
III. Edsail; 18th, VIM. F. Russell; 18th, Theo.
Millei, 18th, Daniel L. Seymour; 14ib. Eras-
tus Corning; 18th, John Titcomb; 10th, Lee
muel Stetson; 18th. John G Spencer; 18th,
Alonzo G. Paige; 18th. Samuel With; 10th,
John Stryker; 2lst, John F. Hubbard; 22d
Luke d. Smith; 23d ID. c. West; 24th, w. w
Wright; 9th, Henry d. Barter; 18th, C. c. B
Walker; 29Ih, S. b. Jewett; Both. Marshall b
Champlain; 3lst. Sanford E. Church; 32d
John F. Hudson; SD, John C. Deverrux.
ALTERNATEs-First District Tennis G
Bergen I'd. Francis B. Spinala; Sd. VIM
Werner; 4tb, NJ. N. Brennan; 9Th, Edmund
Drigs; 9th, Anthony Dugro, 7th, w. N. Nc
lhtlTe; OH, a. fFefnonl, SIN, CuWiu Sres
we'll; 10f1,, John c. Hallay; 1Ith. Georg'
Beach; 18TH Henry Steals; 18th, Moses War
rem; l4th. Peter Coggen; 18th, Charles R
.ngalleo. 18th, Sidney Lawrence; 18th. L
Carroll: 18Th, David S. Parker; 18th, Alex
ander Durham; goth, ID. p. Bissell; 21st
Henry S. Randall; 22d, Sidney Fairchild
23d, Allen B. Beach; 24ib. Jno. J. Peck; 25Ih
Aaron Griswold; 26lh. d. S. Ogden; 9th
Charles Hulatt; 2sth. A. J. Abbott; 10Th, B
+. Ellison: 3Oth. Henry j. Glowacki; 31st
A. II. Eastman. 32d, Alpheus Prince SD
Hiram j. Nuner.
The Convention adjourned with hearty
cheers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
M U NICIPAL ELECTION.
SATURDAY.. Sent. ID. 1859.

A 7 the last Regular Meeting Of the City Council,
IA The follow nE parsons were appointed Onicsrs
b1id Election m the various Wards IN this CITY on
the last Saturday IN ecplsmber for the purpose Of
electing . Mas or. and lao Alderman and two
Councimen fcm each Ward rest ectipe1y for one
year The Polls ~ be open Al 3 O'Clock, n, and
close AZ 4 O'Clock, z NJ
FIEsr wxED.-Iadgss. John Doyle, mo. Hobson.
W }. Phillips Receiver II Votes. q f.IOnes; Clerks
X. II. SDeed, Wm. heenan; Magistrate 10 attend and
qa9iIfs IN ers, john coi'aTt, ESQ; Eestion 70 be
held ~ Horris rtrziien'k Warehouse.
SEc8 wknD.-Jndges, c \. Berry. Geo. Morse,
FRED Shan. jr-; Recslyey a votes Jack Crockett
Jerks. lee coemAn jr :, }. IL siean Jr. Marisraie
70 attend isham Der, ksa-i Election 10 be held Al
TnIzD wARp.--Judges. y. 8. Weller, l. II Ianicr,
J. Morris; Receivvr a Votes. ". l. Boyd; Clerks,
htxsh, W N Brown; Magistrate "a @fiehd, j. ~
Alsx.naer: keeilnn ~ be heid a the Coal 0ece OF
foesla Nxp---Juescs, J. l. Ryan. X l. cfen-
shaw, john ". Martin, Receiver of Votes, Robert
barr; oerks. csgt ne.sire, n L ral'sssss Mas
traie "a attend, " D. kabertsoa ksq Election 70 De
held ~ the saiesy Thezire
burn WAnp.--Ju.gss, John Aerrow,A. b Shsns-
land, X Il. 6lascock hereirer Of sotfs John :. IA
asFss;rsts 70 sslsnd JasE ferTiss Esq; Eeeilon 20
Be hsla Al BzEehsts ssss cerser 81 spFns ana sins
streets
R,ca-re ncC.nn: R-ecye< II vosss, A. ". Pyle;
fT~rfr n j. 1ha xlob, 4. " hoastou; Magistrate 10
ssssd' Johs csFbsis Asa; Ecesion ~ BE- held a. lar
P'sy xsxss Judges. Henry nm, Iaos n Tank
1 FORE Joseph crnn; Receiver Of veirs, wm- White;
s-rzks ~ u Neadoss, J. n l. Wosx 81 Magistrates
90 srlssd Jehn corhs1, Esa-i EsSsion % Be hed AZ
1 E,esss Nssn'-yuases, W sanssrns, C. Il. eosssr
N a CuGsan: Receiver a. Votes. r. ~. Narling
CIssks gasnes Psflon, John ncksen: Magistrate 10
stsnd, ". IA wiIkinsens ksq; Election 70 be bald a
f,ss'a.ar A-A = NO : WI GLENN.
s<rlt--1 Acco<osf.-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
British opinion OF LouI. Napoleon.

-
The article in The last number of that cele-
brated British periodical, Rsaekpood's Maya
zinc, upon the peace Of yiIlafranca, is very
severe upon LOUIS NAnoLEos's policy. II
nevertheless pays high compliment to bis
ability in the following extract which we
make from it:
The result showed that Kossuth, with all
his ability and eioquenee. was but an infant
in the hands of the extraordinary man who
rules France, and who now holds In his power
the fortunes OF Europe. Even from this little
fact we can afford TO learn a lesson; for
never until the old popular ideas of Louis
Napoleon are displaced. and until the British
public recognizes in him one of the most
powerful and subtle intellect that the world
has ever seen--a man gifted with the power
OF calculation that amounts to prescience,
joined 10 a hand that never flinches and a
tongue that never reveals-never, we say,
until the British public So learns 10 appreciate
! this new Napoleon. will it be possible for our
government to cope with his policy. and
make head against those new combinations
which will date their birth from the moment
Gus interview at Villairanca.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
M Democratic Conven-
ton.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. l6.-The Demo-
cratic Convention nominated Gen. Benjamin
S. Rutter, oil Lowell, for Governor, and Ste
phi o. Berries, OF Sprinfield, for Lieutenant
Governor.
Secretary OF State-Samuel w. Bowen.
Treasurer-George Dcmarcst.
Auditor-James L. Eastbrook, of Worces-
ter.
Attorney General-D. ii. Mason, of Del
ham.
Caleb Gushing, Isaac Davis, Oliver Ste
veus and James ). Whitney are chosen dele
gat,s to Charleston. q
1t is said that al favor the claims of Sena-
tor Douglas for the Presinecy.
Thh resolutions adopted recognize the
principle OF Popular Sovereignty, though
eneorsing the present Administration.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
LETTER To A LADY.

BY hard begging, and through the inter
cessiou of Mr.. SeatOn, the writer has been en-
abled To procure for his little book Of agree
able personalities the two following notes,
addressed Ia ladies who were among MIR. Web
sler's most intimate friends. The second one
will explain itself, but the first needs word
Of introduction. The young Lady TO whom
IL was addressed bad been spending n social
evening at Ny. Websters house, aud ON ne
count Of the rain had substituted borrow
ed hood fIr her own bonnet, aud the note Ia
question was delivered with the bonnet, at
the residence OF the lady. by MIR. Webster,
while driving 10 his Office the next morning.
MONDAY MoRSlSo, March 4, ~.
NY Dear JosT1a.e II fear you got wet
ting last evening, rs il rain.d fast soon after
you LETT our door; aud | avail myself Of the
return OF your B0aao, to express The wish
that you are we'll this marning, and without
cold.
= | have demanded parlanee, With your
bonnet; have arked it huw many tensisr
looks il has noticed 10 be directed under 10;
what soit wor,is il has heard, close % rs side;
In what instances an mir OF triumph had
caused Il to be tossed; aud whether. ever. aud
when, II has quivered from trembling emo
iions, proceeding rom bel'w. Bat u has
proved Itself laitl.fal keeper OF secrets, and
woald answvr nome OF my questions. IL
only remain fssr me 10 attcmpt 10 surprise
IL into Confession, by proaouncing sundry
names. one after another. La seemed quite
nnmovvd hy most of these, bat az the appar-
emily ans xpeci. 4 m nlion 0f ole, ihuaght
It's rlDpa.s.ss u, cd. dly n.sitersa!
Il gave u my parting good wishes; hoping
that II might never eoytr an aching bead,
and that the eyes, which II pros.cis IL, N The
rays OF the sun, may know go tears, bat
those OF jog and an elton.
Your, dear Josephine.w With afseciionaie re-
gard. DaS'l Nans1ss.r
Niss J. scaion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

STAND AsIDE.-The Jackson EissssDPidn
gives the following plain advice TO the BUcH-
AsAs organ at Washington:
1--WE will improve the occasion 10 speak
as plainly to the Constitution ar il becomes one
d mocratic Journal TO speak TO another. II
il canuot stand upon the bred Scott decision
and upon Mr.. Buchanan's Inaugural and
Messages, il had better stand aside. Strad-
ding WON'T DE-. Democratic jourualis must
BE- one thing or another. They must adopt
one set OF principles aud course OF policy,
aud stick TO them in season aud out Of sea-
son. We. repeat, if they are not willing. or
have not courage, principle aud hath. To
stand with fatfout, aud speak with full lung.
they had Car better keep silence altogether"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

s- The Cincinnati Commercial says the n.
Y. Herald Syracuse correspondent writes that
the Albany Regency have come to the con-
clusion to drop DOUGLAS as their candidate
for the Presidency, and take up Guthrie OF
Kentucky. The reason why:
douglas is dropped because his money is
all 80, nj, and Guthrie is taken up because
the spoilsmen believe he can be bled to the
tune of half million OF dollars.
The Regency want to bleed Guthrie in the
juguar vein. They look upon him as placer:
There may be something in this. 1t is uu-
derstood that The private fortune of Senator
DOUGLAS has melted away within a few years,
in his desperate contests for political place.
He has been bled in the jugular Tor purse)
until the stream of gold refuses to run.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

Gov. WRIGHr, the Am rican Minister at
Berlin. has secured the discbafge of CHRIS
TIAS Ernst, an American naturalizd cit z-u,
from the army at Hanover. The Baltimore
Sun very justly remarked upon the fact:
We have yet TO be informed. however. OF
the terms in which the CONCESSION To- the
representations OF our government has been
made by the government Of Hanover. Ii
would be interesting to know whether the
point was yielded as one OF principle. OF la
Difference TO the comfy of nations, rs was
done by the government OF France on a fur
mer occasion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

An HEIREss WANTED.-The late Mr.. Ed
WARD REILLY. hotel keeper, Stoneybattar,
Dublin, has willed large properly to his
daughter MARY. who is dress maker, and is
supposed TO be at present a resident in the
United States. Mr.. THos. RUSSELL, 209, Full
ton street, New York, will furnish her with
further particulars.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

Frost AND Commemorative learn. saws
the Milwaukee Netrs, that the early frost has
played the dickens with the cranberry crop
of that State, and that where ten bushels
were gathered last season it will be hard
work to find one busbel this, and they will
be of much poorer grade. In same coun-
ties of the State. the cranberry crop has far
exceeded in value and amount the grain crop,
and its loss will be very serious.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
Nj A d L l. A i n Z .
The Devil and Tom Walker.
Harris - GnVernoP

WISH 90 sell mynice place the Nolensyille Pike
at the first toll gate, miles from the Court house,
cont lining l6 acres and 90 poles Of the very best
land IN the couHty, with good log house. contain
ing three rooms and porch, smoke house, cribs,
stables and other out houses OF the best Springs
and Spring house 10 be found In the vicinity OF Nash
vile, the water never laiisng the year round Also,
OF the best young Apple Orchards to be found in
the State.
will sell the above lard on a credit Of one, two
and three years, with interest from date Of sale.
will take IN part pay Negro Boy and Girl under Ii
years OF age; or. will take three four young Ne
groes aud give the above time ON the and.
Those wishing 20 purchase call and examine
the land for themselves As an going TO move
south ia a short time my brother, TEos W. CHIFFON,
viii be happy show the land 10 any person that
wishes 10 look at the same during my absence.
augIS-im JAMES NJ ChII.TON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

E5- A witty exchange serves up the fol-
lowing queer hash az Unbustled ladies. pure
and undefiled Christians, disinterested friends
common honesty, sound potatoes, first rate
butter, unwatcred milk, and rich printers
are SCARCELY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

Ex- The Hon. J. +. HALE has series of
appointments in Minnesota, running from
the 18th Of September to the lst Of October,
20 address the people on the leading topics
that now agitats the public mind"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
Total.

1t will be seen that Heads majority over
Shackleford, his highest competitor. Is 5,345
votes. The vote is remarkably light. falling
below one-ihird OF that cast for Governor
only ten days previous Laion and Afner,caH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

Whilst Mr. Douglas Was skeaking from the
pI affirm OF the cars a Lawieneebnrg the
otbsr day, the oars suddenly started aaa ear
risd him OF. spcecl. aud NIL. Tn - the I'm
-c@t faIi,.,4d We e,tr be ri VI in OUT
l. .s--L.g. Jez1.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

VorE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL AND Re-
PoRTER.-We publish this morning the Off
cial vote If the late election for Attorney
General and Reporter from all the counties
In the State except Fentress and Shelby,
which ioots up as follows:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

HOIlOway's Ointment.-Neither letter,
rngworm, scabious eruptions of any class should
be permitted to dishgure the beauty of childhood,
when they be cured without pain or danger with
this mild but efficient Oinment
sep2O-1w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

A DEsceITTIuS oF VIRGINIA lz0 YEAHs Acc.
-Vifginla, eoanlFy of North Amesie
busnded ca the South By Caroiina, Gu the
North by Maryland. and on the West By that
vsst tract OF land that runs into The South
Sea. IL Is divided into North and Soath
viFeinia--the Grst reaches from 81 10 80 de
grees latitude, and the other from IS 10 Sc
degrres. The chief town j. Jamestown !;
the eounfry psrasiiul. ard affords abanslsnee
If t"bacea. suhieet 10 The king OF England.
---teAzra's Gessf.att.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20
Nashville and Western
Railroad Once.
80 60 90 -
Eastern EaiNislon.

CEtiED PROPOSALS for the work q Grading
- trezklsnx, BFsdee and cult eFt hasanry aud ths
delivery 81 cFuss 1lee Ik.rty iies q NE Nasksle
ana Aofth ~csaera Eailroad wsl be FeceIxe4 a rhs
oeloe - The caEsI.any MS San oetpeer nexL
he waEk - be lea rerhes fFota the besanrs q ne
81 soesen - Inc end q tbs sssh secson. ea1 cs4
1855 The he4f isst aork 81 zFsdlnE and est q str
oxinxzes TIE hoe ros1. Nai,s, pfq1rs en1 eIrc<
a slleas ga - a he Comp1ng's el1ee. h-zl
vie. Teas. fsF asys before sls lestnss @na an
y K. eFkvFxsox,
Pres1dsnf ~ a = n ~. r.
-. fAtokekf,
sszS-lf Ea<s1rer k4z,era nri4lo1-
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at Cost aud Nnaer.

A LOT OF ladies' Gents Boy =, Misses and Chill
~ dreu's BJuNS AND HOES little sty le =,
but gOei ahd ali other kinds al reduced prices,
rom for Fall stock.
Sc Call soon aud get bargaine-
B. r. CUTTER,
juivaS cor. Broad and College streets
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

NE have Ia stare, and for sale, s'nsn les 9.
w choice Family hacea, cefsa 81 one 81 'a7 ees'
: - Eilsi1. HOOPER 90.
sep9 kos. an AArka 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

From the n. Y. Express.

FROM the n EApIccs-
We are sorry to learn from the ACoURIER"
that our conf1Te, Mr.. Bryant, of the ''PosT"
has an unpleasant neighbor. Mrs. Emma
(Burdel0 Cunningham,-tbe heorine-in-chief
of the Bond street Tragedy, 1t seems. has set
herself down. next door to him. The Editor
says
The town residence OF Mr.. Bryant is East
18th ST, near s. cond avenue. and in the
house adjoining, towards Third avenue. Mrs.
Cunningham has taken up her abode. The
four-story brown stone front, with massive
steps and impressive bow windows is Mr.
Bryant's house, exteriorally, and the interior
arrsngements-it having been built 10 his
own order--are doubtless in beautiful har-
mony with his cultivated aud exquisite
taste. A plain two-siory brick house is that
occupied by Mrs. Cunningham, one of th,
three similar CONTIGUOUS houses, built several
years ago, which have not yet given way 10
the uptown encroachment of palatial resi-
denccs Bnt proximity to such neighbor.
as may be supposed, was not altogether
relished by Dir. Bryant, as soon as the TACT
became known to him.. He has nsed every
decent manner in his power to procure her
ejectment by the landlord but without sue
Cess. Mrs. Cunningham pays her rent regular
". The landlords is the ease with all
landlords--has high appreciation of rent
paying tenants The complains of the sor.
rowing Mr.. Bryant have proved impotent
alongside of Mr.. Cunningham's rent paying
punctuallty. Mrs. Cunningham still sre-
mains. Mr.. Bryant still complains. II is
likely that Mrs Cunningham will contine heI
sojourn in 10th street. IL is not unlikely
that Mr.. Br, ant will continue to pour his
complaints upon the pitiless ears of the OBJ
durate landlord.
What cannot be cured must be endured
Mrs. Cunningham is in her new abode, and
Mr.. Bryant is in for it. A livery imagina
ton, the endowment of the p0etical, is Mr.
Bryant's With such an imagination, it car
hardly be supposed that the author of Tahna
tonSis can
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-20

TINE Subscribers hzss % hand large seantsty e
i ans Naxhvilis Sugar Cared HANS, 10 shseA tbsy
cal he atieusnn 81 tSe pube T1ey are WzrrsnIea
o. - fass, J. bofLk %
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New Medical Rocks.

GRAY QIENRf) FIR {.
Lecturer on Apatsmy - -. Georges Hospital lon
don. &c.
A NATpMY, nEScTlP1ivf ANn SURGICAL. The
"a DrEsings bv ~. V cArrEv, NJ o.. hate enlon-
ktra'aF my a. -, trF-'s Hospital. the H.
sections t8NilA by the Anth0r AID Nr CAlTRK In
mpg. irc. imperial ociavn slnmc. e near n
500 pages wh - large and - .brafe - gray ines On
bands, g. 60
GR'RSS VII u-OF sULcFTg: iRrn"s'c, D. :
thougical, Therapeutic nn'it peratye. Nhh over SEQ
ems inss we,~i- D. twe very large nrtaVa rul-
umes e: 400 Iasrs. Prize sis 90 Jusi r-criv-d by
=. EAGAN,
Feps 20 Market ~
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City Property for Sale.

n HAT very desirable proP+rty AZ The corner q
Il Cedar and Cherry street known As The old Uniou
The property occupied BY NJ. JoxEs Boarding
Ho Cedar street for particulars apply 10
iuiy2o 4. r. 6i.AScOck 4 CO, Ageosa
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fall Rafes.
Nashville Races.

NdbElNIffC EtkfLtbs
TWILL commence fufS ~
w EAY. OCTOBER arr, 49, R4A
with sweepstake Tor two AX
sie0 entrance SIS forfeit. Chsea with = cntries-
stooSD RAcK, lame day. SSerpstske for three
xr@r old. sico entrance, s-S forfeit cipsed wtih
$ltries.
THrED Rscx. same day. Match for $500 side.
Oae mile heats.
Mr. kfEsty oamee cb. E. by q. Elliott, years cid.
Mr. LEwIs namrs T. ~ Ot-eio, wears Old.
wkDSEpAt, October sth.-Jiub pure 500 Two
mile beats.
TnuEspkY. October eih.-sw-epssake for three
year old. One usie hcnts $500 entrance, 81 Tor
fet Closed with entFics
FnnxHs October Ith--cluh parse s1oo- one mile
hcate
SArrnDsS, october ssh--Propri~tor's parse $500.
Two mie krats- 3 J. GARTER,
seIf2-u fropfietor
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COOKING COAL.

TIVE EfSA b the oniy Gal IN the nafket n fuF
eookiag purposes. II - almpst entlFe4y ffes
from snosc snd 80 a. and eontetns ouly pe< eent.
ashes u wtu barn ionser and give better hs@f
th4n asy other Orders ear be aserEra n sax -
fo-t ofhee ths Yafe h4ck & Tbs N4zbvllte 1nd
. .5 '''~ 81. xsxKw.
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d A N C / N G..
M W & d G. N I'M

TIAS arrived In the City ar II commence form
IL ing his Classes SATURDAY, SEPT 10TH, at
O'Clock A NJ. and 3o'clock P. NJ, at his rooms
Beech's Store on College street. Class for Gentle
men will commence on Tuesday, 18Th, at P. N,
correct and elegant method of society dancing will
be taught, danced in the fashionable saloons Of
London and Paris, and the principal cities in United
States sep7-tf