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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25
Correspondence If the Patriot.
Eighth Congressional Dfssrict-Con-
YenlfOn.

MEssRs. EDTToRs:-As the time approaches
for the next election in our State, we have
seen the names of various gentlemen mention
ed In connection with. the nomination for Con-
gress by the American party of this Congress
sional District We have been pleased to OBJ
serve the array of talent and ability presented
to the Americans from whom to select their
standard-bearer in the coming contest and we
do not think we have seen the name of any
gentleman yet proposed who would not reflect
honor upon himself and his constituency. il
selected for the position. But as there are
many from whom to select, it behooves our
friends to act cautiously that there may BE-
engineered no Ill feeling between the friends
of the different aspirants; for if we expect to
succeed in electing our candidate, our party
must be unit, and no man must fly off on ac
count of individual preferences or disappoint
ed ambition. When a candidate is selected
we trust all the opposition to the Democracy
will hail his nomination with unanimity OF
feeling that shall prove sure omen Of sue
cess. tbs en- be done. and we trust that each
one of our friends will determine it shall. II
we do this, success is certain.
In order, therefore. that harmony in our
ranks may be promoted and success placed
beyond doubt, we propose, Messrs. Editors.
that convention of the opposition to Demo-
cracy be held in the city of Nashville on Mon
day the l4th day of March next, for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for Congress
from the counties Of Davidson, Robertson.
Cheatham. Dickson, Stewart and Montgomery
also. that the counties of Robertson, Mont
gOmery and Stewart, nominate at the same
time candidate for Senator; and that our
Davidson. Robertson and Montgomery county
friends, at the same time and place, if
they choose, select them candidate for
Floater. This time, we believe, will be
satisfactory TO each district. Congressional,
Senatorial and Floaterial. Our friends in the
different counties can canvass the matter and
| appoint their delegates at either February or
March. Our candidates would have time TO
grid themselves for the fray, and a glorious
victory would attend them. CIVIS.
STEWART COUNTY. Jan. II.
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DoUGIAs AND CUBA.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Press at
tempis TO excuse Senator DoUGLAs' course in
caucus respecting Cuha, as follows. The
excuse will not pass current, aud had better
been left unpaid
''Knowing pretty well what his feelings are
on this subject for be made no secret of them
before going into caucus commit no breach
of con -dcnce. Senatorial or otherwise. when
say that Jndge Douglas believes that. with
the Information before himself. the request for
the thirty millions, 20 hegotiate for the pur-
chase III Cuba. is somewhat strange, bat mas
much as the President had ask d FIR IL. aud a.
he had means of obtaining information OF
which the country were not advised. Douglas
Is willing to 1T the President make the trial.
aud take the responsibility OF going before
the country, enjoying the responsibility OF
failure ar success. ! am tald that Senator
Hunter, 81 Virginia, does not hesitate 10 say
that If the thirty millions asked for Cula
should b. voted. he did not know wsere the
mon'y was 10 come from, as there Was none
in the Treasury"
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BY private letter from friend in Dick
son county. we learn the particulars of n
heart-rending occurrence, which took place in
that county some weeks since. We copy a.
follows:
" a most heart-rending event happened
10 one of our neighbors about week before
Christmas. Mr.. James Hagewood called at
Mr.. Benjamin Evans about or 10 o'clock at
night. and told them his wife was dying 1t
being close by. Evans and his wife determined
to 20 Immediately, leaving their two children,
son four and daughter two years old. fast
asleep. They had been absent about an hour
at Hagewood's when, on looking out, they
discovered their own house in flames.
In few minutes they were on the spot but
could give no relief to the children, the roof
was already falling in, and the house in a
light blaze all round. The children were
burnt 10 ashes in sight of their mother. Her
fet iings can b. better imagined than described
while standing and looking on this dread
iul scene. So terrible was her distress that
it was thought for some days she would
die''
The fire is believed to be the work Of incen-
diaries, and men of the names Of III ggs and
Eihridge. were under arrest at the date of our
informaut's letter.-CSsTroll PatTiOt, Jan. 20.
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Eighth Congressional Dfstrfct-Nomi-
mating Convention.

In accordance with the suggestions of our
correspondent at Dover, and similar sugges-
tons from friends in Montgomery and Rob
ertson, We hereby announce that Conven-
ton OF delegates from the various counties
in the Congressional District, for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Congress, will
be held in this city on Aoaday the I4h dan of
Aueh ned. Our friends are earnestly request
ed to send full delegations to this Conven-
ton.
The Delegates to this Convention from
Davidson. Robertson and Montgomery will
also be entrusted with the duty of nomina-
ting candidate for floating representative
OF said counties in the next General Assem-
bly,.
The delegates to said Convention from the
counties of Montgomery, Robertson and
Stewart will also be entrusted with the duty
of nominating candidate for State Senator
to represent said counties in the next General
Assembly.
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y. o. RAuRoEp.--II l. with feelings OF
pride and pleasure Nc inform our readers
that twenty-five miles additional Of this road
have been placed under CONTRACT Fllty.two
miles 81 this line above Canton l. now nnder
contract. parties have formed 10 take Goa
tracts 10 the Octihbeha line. twenty miles
further towards Aberdeen. Nothing deliaite
has beea learned As 10 the contract ffom
AieTdren South, but we expect 10 iaiarm
our reeders IN oar next issax Of the rliilca-
tion OF contract beiveeR this city aRd the
Directory. or this. the fsieads .f The rnter-
pFlse may rect assnrd. eaatrnetors ~ill be II
work hercatoats within tao months
Ak<gdaA !Sssns SosslA.
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Opposition State Convention, 18th
OF March.

After full consultation with many of our
friends in various parts Of the State, it has
been deemed most expedient to fix the 10Th
holding a Convention Of the Opposition TO
Democracy in this State. In compliance,
therefore, with this sentiment, we hereby an
noance that day as the appointed time for the
assembling OF that body and take this occa-
sion to urge upon our friend. in every county
in the State to call primary meetings on the
first Monday of February or March, to APP
point delegates to said convention. Let there
be full representation.
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The Secretary OF the Interior, in his lns,
annual report, rays there are yet two hun.
dred OF the patriots Of the Revolution living
and receiving pensions, Eighteen Of the old
h'roes died during the past year. Theil
names and homes were as follows:
David Chaplin, Gideon Bentley. John Titus
William Matteson, Robert Gallup. Zacha,iah
Greene and David Davis of New York: Zac-
cheus Robinson aud Abraham Rising of Mas
sachusettsi William Turkey and the Rev. Jno.
Sawyer OF Maine: Thomas KerowltIn and
Elisha Mason or Connecticut; George Wells
ana Charles GaTrzn Of Tennessee; James
kiahneli OF Vermont; Henry Straight and
a. fraZcr Ol OA4c.
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NASHVILLE, Aug !. 1880.
Mr.. SERMONS 3: Dear Slr-Hdvtng used, for some
time past, pair Of your newly invented "BrazitlIn
Pebble l,ectacies, feel hcsitatisn testify ing
their superiority over any glasses heretofore known
In addition 10 their ulequalIcd purity OF sur
face they impart, from their peculiar mechlnIsn,-
visual and comfort, preser wing alike all
pain or unedsiness TO tue eye, however long amy
time they may be used.
Very respectfully your friend, J. I. EDGAR
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The ACQUISITION oF CUBA.-As an indiea.
tion Of the views Of the more prudent and
consideraie leaders Of the skam democracy.
we republish from The States an able editorial
on the acquisition OF Cuba. We commend
the article 10 the attention of our democratic
readers particularly.
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From J. II. Mehahon, Esd, Eiitar Memphis Bulletin.
MEMPHIS, March -, IA, 1885.
Ak- J lH. SEHnoNs; si--lhe use have mae u the
pair III GLlss obtained from you, satisfies ms OF The
utility and value Il the form aud material by which
they are distinguished Without nlaknifylng the OBJ
Ject beyond The size apparent % tie natural sian,
they render distinct Aad clear without fatigue 20 lhe
eye
- far nay iuiliet experience extends, very
much plossrl with them
Very respectfully, yoar oor serv't,
J. Il. MCMAHON.
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T. Els TIM o M AIS
From G. u. Fogg, Esq.

Nashville, July 20, 1890.
Mr. j. II. SERMONS: Sir-l have been using for one
week the pair Of Brazilian Spectaclss that purchased
you, and do hesitate 10 say that they are
by far the best that have ever used. am enab ed
To read the est print at night by dim light, with
out strtinIng my eyes. whereas the specttcles that
have used heretofore, hurt them, aad could
with any satisfaction. | Consider your spectacles a
great Improvement upon any that have seen.
Yours, respectfully, u. n. FOGG.
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From DR.. John Waters.

NAsH1 N, July IS, 1870.
Mr.. j. III. SERMONS Dear SIR Alter a careful :
animation and trial OF your Concavo Convex spec.
tlcies, cheerfuily add my testimony u thcT supe-
riorIty over ali others Iney enlarge the sphere OF
focus, and thereby greatly relieve VISION, without pro
ducng the created b. the form.
Very respectfully yours, JOHN WATERS.
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From Col G. c. Tprbett.
UNION AS1sAaEacAN oFFcE,

have been using glasses Tor four ave years
and du ing tIit time have tried number uf differ
INT dcscrip ion, and manufrture, some OF Nhich !
thought very good; but few day since obtained
pair OF Mr., SenImuns's Brazilian Pebble SJ,ecIac e.
nave gwen them pretty aiT trial, aIia have hest
ttoa IN sa ilg thtt they FAR superior am taing
TIT have ever Tired IA that line.
q. c. roRBETT.
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1leu Aourrtisemrnts.
FOR RENT.

E,oR the balance Of this year, the Two Story Resi-
IL dence in West Nashville, on the corner OF Nc
Gayock and McSairy streets. The house contains
srooms, with other necessary out-houses. There is
also fine cstern on the premises Terms npderate-
For further particulars apply to Il. W sHAFFER, or
E R. GLASCOCK,
jan25-2w Agent.
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Mr.. J. II. sfxxoNs sir - have been using for
several Inoatas, pair 81 your Brazilian ivbbl.
spcciacler tAd believing they The oaly Kind
have capable etsiy restoring VISION
which has been Impaired 10 Is primitive y.re, tIn
take pleasure ia recommending IleEl 10 the pbhc
Very respectfully, ID. C-IOPP.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
klRkPiTRGCK, NEVEyS & co.

y,,,,,D % -'Thet street..
[ - 10y JANUARY 2sth, a 10 O'Clock A NJ
" - '''er Tor sale, AT our Warehouse. large
lowing, viz: ' - " i~i'' '"' i'l-
loo hhds Sugar; $50 ,o,o,up p,t-.
200 bags Coffee. ian = !. " n N"'StnsS
$50 hbls. Molasscs: "a - W. -,
M, i an goi 70 hbis. :. :. Almonds;
30 81, 90; TO =" Fifherts:
.. '.'N' lh''h WHISKY; . English Walnuts-
- T., Hge doi Z" Rrszil Nuts.
- ~ sour. 40; 40 boyes Virginia Tobacco
81 4, H",rr- trandy; var'ouS brands;
- '.,Iia'' TN; 10 caSrS Matches
80 - N','~; 10" d0z. Brrkets;
~, "'N's ,,.fSSware; 10 reSts Tubs:
W X Cheese; Scr coils Manila Rome.
r ~ 50,oHe Cigars Warrior BIS
,t, 7-'F WIN n 9hv other articles IN the Grocery
me, KIRKPATRICK, NEvINS Z 90
IH--i'
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From Hon. Cave Johnson, President Bank Of Tenn.
NASHVILLE, Aug II, 1893.
DEAR SIR: have for several weeks used pair OF
your BRAZILIAN Pebble Spectt cles ANA have hcsa-
ton la stating THAI consider hem much superior
any other used b! me, aud have taken pleasure
IN recommending the use Of them nay friends la
preference any others.
Respectfully your obedient servant,
e. JOHNSON.
J. II. SIMMONS, Nashville
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Salnrday, he 18Th day of February. IS5g.

A l"t ~ orc ant q haff acres in the vi,lsr. r,u.,
SpFlnH ff5cr sam" h.ng the property hcreinlnr, sold
oy mos. E,rhIrt 10 John i'heirs
ihHh'.-t tSH oi slx AMI twelve months without
interest aud " from eiaity at r.-irmptsan N,t.<
WIN S..'h S'curay required ana iru e. ~ rrta,e,
gtnIo-td 4 A. ctravrs =, =, ""
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This is the only true Lens that has hitherto been
cons Iructed, aud Is founded the most scientific
principles; in accordance with the Philosophy of Ma
ture, Ia the peculiar form of IA mirror
and most admirably adapted 10 the Organ of sight,
perfectly natural to the Eye-a,rding altogether the
best artificial help TO the human visor.
The great novelty IN them is the focus, which is dis
posed of III such manner TO counteract the mir
NIFTY which il is intended To remedy The material OF
which they are manufactured gives them superior
hardness and polish, preventing them from being de
faced by scratches Their Goodness recommend
them especially to those having weak and irritable
eyes The superiority and usefulness Of these mprOv
ed spcctacies is fully demonstrated by the unanm
approval OF the most celebrated Physicians and Ocu-
lists Of Europe and America.
The experience Mcssrs ;. X Co. have acquired com
bined with their perfect knowledge Of tie optical
Science, enables them 10 deciie with Certainty the
inspection VI the eye, what of Glasses
best suited u correct the defect OF visiO either 10
give II strength. merely To preserve il, may he
Necessary, without causing any apparent change,
any fatigue weakness. -s
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COMBINED ENTERTAINMENT!
Purely Artistic and Sisniifir
AT ODD FELLOWS hall.

T n. Aeat'RSET has tlse honar Of aaaazscine sl,As
81 he wli exhibt AhSxe, hs aneq.s.iica Psneras
II IN switzerland TIE Lass - Is.etFf, Wu.
80 SAT sag tssethef Al tire akref - The faF nesl
Moat ftane AnAf satch tise ~ HSfes. saffsa@ed
sfsFissAa1 n.c.rtz 9iil - pefforuse 81 cesssrnsf
sst~sf a. fBnaeses fas aefsrtea sfrits caa = cal
an saas asTsric aai asausaag CHEMICAL ExFFRL
AfNTF - ae-rriftioa So hAls. ziekets tactzL
cAll4rsa Aaa sefssnEz - eeAsz- j4ale
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Saladay. The 18Th DAY Of February. 1850

Negr" woman named Adoine AMI her two chill
di ca, tArhEe and Mary atihchcsi IN above ssalts
I'aNs->S mnutt-' crs-'it, VII bout np.ress Nsras
Win ~" approved sccnritie and lsyabie M Bank OF
Iern,ss'e, rcquired of purchasers.
pnlY-td J h aIEAKES @ A N
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Having taken less ms q Mr.. J. W. DoIRgAR In Pho
biography, for four days am free say Tat would
not be deprived 81 the kno~lsge have thus rcCciv-
ed for $500 regard phonogr 1hy, taught by Mr..
ID. a hong step On the highway Of progress
The day l. not FAR distant. When Ia my opinion A..
Photography, with ~ twin sister lftpnutspy viii be
taught IN all the schools Of tire Land, aud shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.
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Satnnlay, The 18th daT Of Frhrpory ,S5o
Lot of I l-2 Acres in SoriDg
Place.

Thos. sr!I1rt rs. Jno. Phelps and others
DURSUANr 60 q derrco az n, Chaucery Conn, n,
Nashville, az ia Nov,nbar Tern. 1855 IN gLoyr
cause WI sell al the Court house IN tls an, ~,
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NOTICE.

by virtue of the power conferred upon me, by
II deed OF record in the Office Of the Register of I-
wilson county, Tenn, in Book No p pages s93 and
~, VIII sell al public sale at the Court House ward
gate ~ the CITY Of Nashville. Tenn on the I2lh Of
MAtsCh 1893, the real and personal property in said
deed menti ned, enough thereof 10 psy the debts
therem mentisned; and for description Of the pro-
Perty anu the terms OF the deed, the hereby
referred TO- The terms of the sale viii be- enough
OF salr property 70 pay hundred dollars will be
sold Tor cash and the residue viii sold on II months
cFed with interest; notes with satisfactory security
payable m Bank, will be required and lien retained
% Tue real estate u secure the payment of the pur
chase money. r an A>CoCK
Jdh%o-Iawow. Trustee.
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Saiuriay, The 18Th day Of February, lS59,

Lots Nos o., 81 IS so mud 81 being subdivisions OF
lDoi No. "a IA Ihe mai ph.n II wilson Spring Prop
err.
TEFs~-<fDe, awe RBa Tree years crciE without
mt'T"st N"te~ Sah sod pea sonS ~ security roquir-
ed and n sn retained
Ini94d !. q. GLEAyEs, c. a NJ
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Lot on Broad street, WesI Nash
Vile

JAS. A. WoD'is Jtenb AMI George = SiifApIe
DuRsuASr 10 dearcc - the chaDeery ,,ourt nj
Nashville. at Novenher Term, 1855 ~, al va
Stii u nj the ,.luft htu.s M, this cav on
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For Louisville.

Regular Passenger and Freight Steamer.
THE regular passenger and a "
GAULT, J. Fl BUNcE, Master, -ssszssS-sS=s=H----r
and Capt c. T REEDEg, Clerk, viii leave for the aboys
and all intermediate ports THIS DAY, I OcIoeG
p VI. For freight or passage, having superior accom-
medatiops, apply on board or 10
jan25-lt H. H. HARRISON, Agent
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A Novel and Unique Feature.
L III II I'll II T. r LIONS
OF
THE NEW YORK PRESS

WHITING FOR THE LEDGER.
la addition to the MOUNT VERNON PAPERS by the
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, the NEW YORK Ledger,
dated Feb 8, TO be issued next week, viii contain
original contributions from the editors Of the three
heading daily Journals of New York City; James Cor
don Bennett, Esq. the editor or the Herald;
the Hon. Horace Greeley of the Tibsse and Lieut.
Gov. Ray mund, 81 the TRes From the pen Of Mr.
BENNETT, have four original poems entitled re-
spcctvely
"LTNES TO LADY, an apoztrophc 10 "MsRY
ANN, IAN ANGELS SMILE" and "a FRAG-
MENT."
srom Mr.. GREELEY we have characterize arti-
Gle, addressed u "YoUNG MEN ~ HE COUNTRY,
WHO IEsIRE To SEEK THEIR FORTUNE IN THE
CITY -
And from Mr. RAYMOND We have an interesting
account Of a VISIT To IHE HONE or JANE
EYRE
Also, vast amount II iateresing matter by the
LEDGER regular CORPS Of popular contributors; aud
the beginning OF
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Ranking No. OF FailuresIrutu Liza
Capital. I'm 1857 and SIS bil,tias.
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JrDoK KANE. At Phdadsiphia. savs.

Hon. Thomas H. IlENroN said IN Congress: ssIIa1
this ben gnoSn forty years ago, ~Ould has q
saved me- tNenty years Of hard labor"
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NAV, the l9lh day Of FrbTuarY. ISiq.

crTilm Iet oR Br'Hi street McNairy = atdiiiai
same sns art IS Ia NJ. 80 ~ ihr Ilsn ~ the Nc
Aary fr'lsrt' mont ng 50 feet Broad street
ara running l.Cf> To- is'si.
IlKs seven m''ths' ere,li aud sale ire from
cquny 81 r-leInist
Jania1d J.E. CiEAYEs, 4. a D.
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Chancery sale of House andLot.

Be'Jna'n Grooms, Adn'r., r.. V,rsiuu, Hard e. ais
DUtStANI To a decree OF the Chanrcrv Cont M
Il NzShvhl", AT Nov, rnhtr Term 1884 ip d..
o@Ls' VAL sell for eTsr al tie Court house IN tins
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Wilson Spring Property.

MeE~en and others Nance Matlock.
DURSUANT b. n decree 81 the Cllanr,.ry Csnrt Il
Il Nashville, at November Torn Isas "a ak,ve
cause vail sell al the ont house IN tbs civ nu
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A sPfESBfD PAM, shoss nsllss frem me ETY..
~ eoasAians zboui 30 Acres. weh satersa.
X 5. HAWKINS. Agent.
Aaia-tf mag No. IL Cesar slFest
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FOR SALE

FOR SAL r.
HAVE 90 h.aa three Amiios q Negroes which
~sh s-il 10 gossd hataes Ia this 81 al .laing
counlies- my all gsod se<TaRts-ceoks. Wash
trs ana lrensfs, ~ Asa, faar Ave eoesd held
hzntz- have xooa man ~he : she hesse ser
want; al u sAch AL snil -. for cash cxn and
Gar yourselves Al Ne Is ce.i-r street.
4 = HAWKINS,
tan1e-d Agvnt
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Fer New Orleans
New Orleans and Nashville
p0elraf

TIVE splendid Fast Running a
l. steamer,T C. TwICHEIL, rr--sCsssssaussa
HARRY q MCCoMAs, Master will .1sk--zzESl@=sze<t
run as above, making regular eighteen day trims be
tween New Orleans and Nashville
This hne passenger steamer will be here soon as
water viii permit and continue this trade all season
sha I,l A.t.nr
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ITO the professional man sud indeed, 20 every onr
whnsr pursuits pa lie call upon him 10 record incl
dents thoughts. q s one % fhc great labor
machines Of the age and ike all such machines thai
really good II does better work than be done
without a. 4"
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Chancery Sale of Negroes.

Morgan 4 Co aud others ~. Allca Ledbeuer aud
others
DlRSIANr 10 decree ~ the Chanrrry court AZ
Il Nashville, NJ November Term. 1855 IN above
cause VIII ~cii at the Court hoSssc m thu civ on
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P E N NJ A N S HIP.
MIR. DOLBEAR,
At the corner of College street and the SQUARE
II DAILY RECEIVING NEW PUPILS IN
Writing and Photography.

DEK>''NS from the country finish their lessons
Il in one week.
LADIES aud GENTLEMEN are taught easy and .lc
CANT style Of Writing free from all rLJnr ag,h4tta
Of useless and ridiculous display
knowing g'eTDdRenfreputItionc could only b. gain
ed and sustained by the permanent mprov Of
ms fupils, Mr.. D. has ever pursued that course nf
CANTOR ana fairness which has secured him. within
the last Is years, 50 liberal patronage in Nashville
For evidence OF M D's success VA teaching, b. only
needs TO refer 10 the improvements 81 the many Pu
p's he has taught IN the southern country md the
testimony Of those who have Witnessed il for the last
twenty years See large circulars.
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Cbantrrp Salrs

House and Lot in McGaVock-s
Plan.
John Rea'y re- Jacob A. Clrdfclter and others.
DJltSUANf 10 decree OF she CT,apcorr Conn, o,
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Salanlay, The 18th day Of February. 1850,
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