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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

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proving ~ tkUPt kTF BY rer~-t a.
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TrbuDs Ofire-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
guilsrp. 6aroware, &e.

EEGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BAECA TIH,
Il ANTHONY. LEAD, sPELTLR soLDER
INHOMAS PIG IR0N-Seft, free, strong. M
L vETa1t7S schsatuts fer sootehPis
n AMES 81 SONS SHOYEIS and 6PADRA,
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAMs-very Superior
IVA szliy. Afeaa FOR Moan. Hope irop Co
JOHN ". QUINCY Co, No % WinisSA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

rze nile q Ja1l..c. TIE P.aI Ro.d Or SALE
On .scs RIA and. p.saiy Ct r.s building.
.sEsye goo of1sc eyyh.rE ar lor rlaa.s.,t.
-yDs- rs--5Ia Azc i,szs s-vrT,i times G-y
J. T. aAYhOaO, No lsT Ws.srsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

portion q - spe1 I'd FiaIIS3 LADS formerly
49, @ - E-c A. D.CaizEoC si.stee IN the
EsrfL Sc Oct County, H-~York, conpf rg 90 set
pa ot-sc ior sa-. Parties desEsE par a lis lis.
ccvzf az Rave - ID Fl1h Qualities they nay De
sue - spg.yi1g . ALFXANDER oLCOTr Of Co-zins
=. a. sASCEL HALL q Ecrnrv y. r.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14

We find in our Memphis exchanges of the
18th, accounts of the discussion on the 9Th
inst, at Humboldt, between ETHERIDGE and
ATKINS. The number of persons present is
estimated at from five TO ten thousand. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed amongst the
Opposition. A correspondent of abe Bulletin
SAYS:
Gen. Atkins lahored under great disad-
vantage in the delivery of his speech-his
naturally thin voice, weakened bv an ardu-
ous canvass. and much speaking in the open
air, was too weak TO reach il large number of
these present, where il was at least one hum
dred aud fifty yards to The outskirts of the
crowd. who Tried to hear the speaking.
When Ethcridge arose to reply, q scene of
Understandable grandeur ensued. An excited
multitude of ten thousand men and women
rose to their feet, all eager TO catch the first
words of the speaker; and from large ma
jnrity Ut that vast crowd there went up
shout equal to that OF the Roman army that
caused the birds of the air TO fall dead, nc
companied by literal shower of bouquets,
boughs Of evergreens and waving of hats
and hundkerchiefs that was as terrible to
Etheridge's BlafigneTs as an army with ban
ners.
Mr. Etheridge's voice, like Gen. Atkins
is evidently the worse for wear, aud be also
on this account, spoke under disadvantages
in addressing so large an audience. The
people, though, evinced determination to
hear ut all hazards, rendering il really
dangerous TO get in too close proximity 10
the speaker, on account Of the heat and jam.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14

S-The Union & american appears to be
weil-posted in the diplomatic affairs of this
government, and especially so in reference
to the correspondence of Messrs. WEBSTER
and EVERETT in relation to the rights of nat
uraliZed citizens abroad. Our cont,mpSfa-
ry seems TO have been apprized of the exist
ence of these letters all along. These letters.
however, were buried in the archives of the
State Department until the Washington Con-
stituf'on was permitted to copy them, and they
were never given to the public here until af-
ter the letter of Gen. ZOLLICoFFER was writ
ten, and only the day before Gov. HARRIS
was interrogated. He was speedily willing
to avail himself Of them, and so is the Union
and american. They came luckily for the
party in their dire necessities. and now we
have them used as though the Democracy of
Tennessee had always regarded Mr.. WEBSTER
and Mr.. EVERETT, us the most infallble of
Secretaries! IL is passing strange how cir
cumstances alter cases.
But the Union and American says it hears
on every corner desire expressed to ''hear
from Gen. ZoIIICoFFER and the PATRIOT on
the matter of WEBsTER's and EvERETT's let
ters." Will the Union and Anleerican be good
enough to furnish us with all the facts and
circumstances out of which that correspon-
dence grew! Our neighbors are so familiar
with those matters that they will not certain
ly refuse to grant us this reasonable request.
And while they are SO deeply interested and
so well informed, it might serve their pur-
pose to give general detail of the acts of
the government from the beginning on this
subject.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14

ES- Gen. ZoLLICOFFER's letter, vindica-
ting the right of naturalized citizens to the
protection of the Government against i'm
pressmsnt into foreign military service. has
produced the greatest trouble in the demo
cratic camp. On the day of its publication,
unusual commotion was observed about the
headquarters of the leaders in this city. The
next morning Gov. HARRIS was out in hasty
letter, (Which would never have seen the
light but for that,) and ever since, the Union
and american has been at work. might and
main, fighting the author of the mischief, like
fighting fire. Had bombshel exploded in
the Union office, 1T could not have produced
more lndicrous commotion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
Sherin,s Sale.

DY virtue oil a ven6itioni exponas to directed,
ID and deiiy. red from tue Honorable Circuit C..urt
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, a its May Term,
1859 VIII expose tai public saie the high, bid
der. Tor cash, te Court house Yard IN the City
of Nashville, Satur,iay the goth day of August,
1852 all the right, ttle clan interest and estate,
viii. Samuel W T. nun then had may have
since aoqs.red to the following described
tract OF aud, lying in the unity Davidson, Site
Of Tennessee IN district No g. Lot No 2, in the di-
vision Of the lands OF Samuel McMurray, de essed,
among his heirs, beginning south east of
Lot No in said division and running Lorth los oies
TO stake, thence east So poles stake, thence
south los poles to stake, fhelce west to begin
ning ntaiuing 43Z acres. being the lot piece
or parcel Of Land cut OF winch the dover 29L
acres has been assigned and ali tied Nancy VII lie
being levied on the property of Samuel w. Ed
mundson TO satisfy ju, gment endsrcd i'll favor Of
William Folwell. JANE. 81 HINTOr
july13-td Sheriff. ilaviuson county
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
SLeriH1s Sale.

by virtue os a vendtoni exponas, to me directed,
ID and dehveTe from the Honorable Circuit COu
If Davidson county. Tennessee, at las May Term,
1859, Will expose To public SAFE t. the highest bd
der cash, the Court house Yard, tue tIiy
Oh Nashville, on SATURDAY THE 10Th DAY of Az
GUST, 1859, all the right, title, claim, 1T rest
estate, which john COLIrt then had, may have
since cqulred in the following described Ilact,
piece parcel Of aud, lying Ia the county OF David
sun, state Oi Tennessee. bounded as iOi.ows: begin
ming at the intersection II Nno and Jacason
the est side OF Vine rect, uaning theuCe west
war.lv along the southern Iue Of Jackson street.
SCI feet tire eastern line of spruce street, thence
sontherly along the line of spruce street 20 4
to corner oil l. No =; thence at right angles with
the dividing line between LOIS Nos. II and IS, SOL
feet 20 Vine sire I, thence nurthwardy along the
line oi Vine street, 262 feet To the beginning being
tie 1t conveyed to Brent spence by ltOn, C. K NJ.
by decd registered tire office o the Register la
wilson county in Book NJ. pages - 80, b iug
therein described part Of Lot No. 10, and the said
parcel OF ground, hem- Lot No Il, IN Bllch X White
81 es' aduitio, 10 Nashville plan oi which Is
corded la the Circuit Court uf ia. idson County,
minute Book D. pages 70l and 1S5, and the sai l reel
Of ground bel. al-u a parcel of oand conveyed by
Brent Spence 10 JOHN Coiiart by eesi, dated 2stn
January 1883 levied the property OF Joan CD
tart, ssIisy Judgment rendered Ia OF Thos.
Marshall, Treasurer, against J, hn COliart and p
A. HaTdc. ste JAMES NJ HIAloN,
jul, lS-ti Sheriff 81 davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
SheriHos Sale.

DY virtue of venditi nj exp,nas to me directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county Tennessee at its May Term 1859
Will expose TO public SALE to the highest bidder for
cash, AT the Court House yard, in the city of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF AUGUST
1859, all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
which A Panue then had, or may have since acquir-
ed i'll and to the following desc ibed Tract OF Land
lying ia the county of avdson, state of tennessee
on the waters of stones in Civil District No q
IN the village OF Springia about six mics from
Nashville, and bo,n.ded follows: beginning at a
point III the centre OF tie Lebanon and Nashville
turnpike road, then. South niIy-slx and hall de-
ees est, passing a stone at pole ard seven
tenths, IN all three md thi tysiN handred
the centre of large sugar tree thence south
gree West thirty seven poles to n stone, thence
>orth eighty lime egrees, West twenty and sew
enty four bunJTedths to in the centre of the
roa. from Mr. MrMurry's said village II SPRING
place, thence with the centre OF road Nor Ia OF e.
half degree, \ est 10 poles a stoue thence North
one degree East eHteen KS hua lrelth poles
TO a stone IN the North edge of Avenue Leading
from the McMurry road To the Spring thence North
eighty-seveh degrees Fast with saia Avanue fifteen
aud SIXTY one .ndredths poles 10 IA stone near Box
Elder, thence No. tn TIM ~ four degrees East Iour
anu sixty one hundredts poles 10 point in the cen
tire Of turnpike road, about the ceutrc the bridge
over tue Sprng Branch, thence with the cen re of the
road three anu thirty handTedIus poles To the
oegnnng, combining four and three fourths acr,
more or less For further pa. uIars reference is
made u registration OF deed in Registers Office OF
Davidson county Book Sc, enteen page tw hundred
aud slAt. -i'ur. Levied the property Of A. ram
mel, l. satisfy judgment rendered in favor of Nor
gan * Co., agailst H. p King and A. Panuel
jams NJ HINTON,
JuiyI3-sd 81 eaIu OF s.avason County.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14

We understand that the eagerness of The
Democracy in this District 10 defeat COL
HATToN amounts almost 10 passicn-that
in some localities they are willing to sink All
the other candidates as of secondary conse-
quence, and will swap any of them of, from
the Governor down, to obtain a vote for Col.
READY. Especially is this the case, as we
learn, in Sumner and Cannon counties. where
they can better afford it, We trust that the
Opposition will moi be turned from the sup-
port OF Col HATToS on any account whatev-
er, that they will turn deaf ear TO all ap-
proaeh.s and sIurn all propositions Of the
trt- Col. HATToN, for his superior ability,
bis lofty patriotism, his high character for
purity and integrity, and his ardent and
seHFDcrifcing deyt ton 10 the interests of
his party. is entitled 10 The unyieldng sup
port ofevtry number Of The Opposition in
The District. large majority of the people
OF the District are. in their hearts and con-
sciences. in favor of lis election 10 Congress.
and if they will but do their duty, they will
not only make him their representative in the
national councils, but bring back The district
to The disastrous campaign of 1856. Let our
friends remember that in voting against Col.
READY, they arevoting against The democracy
1t has already gone forth, that for the future.
he will be found cooperating with that party
on all the Issues propOunded by him in this
canvass. He is opposing Col. NETHERLANp.
has placed himself in open antagonism to
and defiance of the party which formerly
trusted and confided in him and did him hon
or, and is as thoroughly identified with that
party as any of their regular candidates.
Let there be, therefore, no distinction made
in his favor-above all let there be no buck-
STEERING and trading in the votes of proud and
Independent freemen either to minister to his
success or secure bis defeat.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
From wabin.fou.

WASHINGTON, July 8.
In the recent semi-offcial statement of the
expenditures for the fiscal year ending Jane
80, which were given at 500, 3s6.5s6 SO, ne
reference whatever was made TO the Post Of
ice Department, although il was hardly pos
sible for the Secretary Of the Treasury to
have been Ignorant tina. the expenses were
far greater than the receipts The deficiency
Ia that Department Is now ascertained 10 be
about Sf,s00,000 in round numbers. thus adj
ding formidable array ofigures TO the pre-
yious imposing aggregate, Mr.. BUCHANAN
was very much exercised In 1852, when he
vas President in expectancy. that the public
expenditures shoaid have run mp to nearly
nhy millions year, when the ivgaeies Of
the Mexican war were sill expressing the
treasury During the fiscal year ending 30th
June. 1858, over ssl .e00.00 were spent Ia
time OF peace. when he was President in re-
slity. without syllable OF censure. or as at.
tempt TO inquire into the causes of this extra
ordinary iBcreAse. The expenses tor the year
just closed were more thaa $50, 600. 600 be-
yond the maximum which formerly 90 mneh
escltgd tbs Presidents apprehension. and
yet be has neither complained nor iayesIi gated
the causes. Ia fact the whole EFFORT has been
10 defend. justify. andsxtenaate an enormous
outlay. which is wholly dlsproporsioned to
he wants or revenue Of The government
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
SileriT1S Sale.

pY virtue of Il vrudi. oni expUnas, TO me directed
ID and delivereu from the Honorable Circuit Cou /
I Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term
1893, viii expose to pub &c sale, to the highest
DId,-r, for cash, Il tue house Yard tie
City of Nashville, ON saturday, the 10Th day OAugust,
$50, all the light, TUE, claim, nteTe-l "a estate,
which Rein aud Mat Til m lsnn then had, or y
have siuce acqi ed IA tue UiiUW ny ,escr beG
House and Lot uf Ground, ying ia the county oil DI-
wilson, State of Tennessee, in the posses of
the deien.ants- Ihe l. Is MSS 2, 3. ana 4, a.
laid out IN tie plan OF Utey's addition To Brook
III Book 81, page Il, Register Office of Davidson
county, 10 with rf renee is particularly ma {, AID
being ga the Brick Cbu ch PIKE, about Two ui,es
from Nashville, combining fifteen and 40 p,l $
and ronti. 81 tentbs poles, tne of said
Turnpike, being leN led the property of n
al Martha Thompson, TO satisfy u Judgment rem
dereu in favor Of Beasey 4 X tn.
JANE NJ HINTON,
july13-td Sheriff OF Davidson county
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14

APPEAL FOR THE CAUSE or HUSGAKY.-Mr
AsBoTH publishes card in the New York
papers. in which he says:
l have been instructed by Louis Kossuth
President OF the National Hungarian Com
mittee in Italy. consisting of himself G n.
klapka, and Count Ladislas Tel-ki. 10 inform
the sympatbizrrs and friends of the Hungarian
cause and my fellow-countrym men in America
that a Hungarian lrgion, under the auspices
OF the Sardioian Government. il organizing.
aud is already partly formed al Genoa under
Hungarian command, oiiicered by Hungarians
bearing Hungarian colors, aud wearing the
Hungarian uniform.
am directed 10 advise my fellow-c0uniry-
men desiroas IT Joining th If comp sttiois al
Ger,sa. that they may look with confidence
to their proximass deps, iure. the time Tor
which xill be Indicated when hual arrang.-
men,s shalt have been completed. They are
further request IL forward M their names
avocation-, aud Other particulars, for trans
mission 10 the National Committee; also their
respective addresses, for my own guidance
Donations OF money and arms are solicit
ed, and will De shipped le Genoa ios the
Hungarian service.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
Slserin1S Sale.

pf virtue of vendit"ni exponas, TO me direct d
II ans, uellverei from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF UNIds d couty, Tennessee at ITS May Term, 1853,
viii exiUse 10 public sale, tue highest bidueT.
for casa, at tue Court hose Yard, in the City of
Nashville on SAT- kDAE THE 10Th DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1859, all the right, Ii lie, claim, and
estate, " hich !. II. Etheri then had, may nave
since acquired IN and u the following described tract
Lot oi land, tying the county OF Dtvidson, STATE
of Tennessee, ON the north side OF Cumberland River,
Ia, is,riot No. !, ON the hite OK Turnpike Road
about nina miles on Nashville, bounded the east
by J. l. Awhg's land, ola the north b, Disnlukes X
Co., on the west b., the lands Of CARROTS, o. the
south by the lands OF Frank EtIcry deceased, being
levied on as the property of I. ii. ftheTly styor
Oi Frank Etheriy, decd, 10 Satisfy jnpment rem
aeredI favor o l.. b. Young, against Frank Ether
ly aud T. ii. EtlIe ly.
JAMES VI HINTON,
Julyl3-td Sh,r,h vi Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
Sl,erin,s Sale

DY virtue q a vendaoni expoaas D. me- directed
IL and delivered trasn ne Honorable e. rc1t o.srt
81 iSvlds "a eouuty IA esses. Gay i,.rm issa
VIII Exp 10 put x sale. 10 the In, i,t bladder
cash, ~ the C.uit house Yard, the City II S.ssh
vie, on SATURDAY, al iE 20TH DAY OF AUGJisI
1893, all Tie right, title. clam, l. and estate
winch c GARNER Ihsn had or may have siace ac-
qnsrei Ia and 20 the oli"Wiug described III grsnnd
IA Dafs"n county tsie t ienncssee, Ia fhe ,ity OF
Nashville beng lat No. 1. m t plsn OF tile son
sTng pro- etty. which pbn b reesxdssa abe Minute
Took ., OF The ihAneefy Court Of Ma sle "a D re
$40, sssa Lot Me- iro1t - co hsgis STREET
Funs hack 10 fret With ncEwen IA tea less
alley t.enee NTH sid alley - fed ti,e dvsaiag
inc ~ iStS No. and 2, thence ~lsss easd ins ] -
Ieei 70 II ga street thetc with CD ctr-st IS feet
Scf-s en- stfess being TIE c.bssyci tq-said e.
GARNER. by the Clerk and Master az the tE,Heery
Count " eesd, registered IN Esoak No. - sage So
~ tn hegstsE's ofscs u Davidson county, beng
b VI Ca ~ tie prri eTfy u lirF ssassty
3aeEu,sas rcn.iei ed infavor 81 II = French son,
against Z D. isglsf and c tarnfer
jan N. HINTON
Jsisl4-d shssrsu ~ D3< isls,n county
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
SheriH,s Sale.

DY virtue OF a venditionI expOnas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county TvnLess-e, at its May Term 1859
will expose public sale, to the high Il bid er (,
cash the Courthouse var the " Of Nashville
IN SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST, ls9s
all the right, title, clIn, interest aud which
thomas r. Bfie then had, or nay have siuce acquir-
ed in aud 10 the follow ng descr bed Tract Of Land
lying in the county OF bavi son state OF Tennessee
Ia district No aud bounded follows, bcginni
the margin of the Murfrcesboro' Turn Ike Road al
the dividing line betN EEL Its No auu IN the plan
of Lots laid on b. the University South Carroll ST.
and running thence along said Turnpike towards
Nashville forty feet stake, thence westwardiy
wards Marhet street and parallel with the first above
marked line TO an alley ltid OF Oy me and running
equal distances from Market and the Murfrees
bOro' Turnpike, thence along said alley forty feet
more less, To the dividing tine above named
thence along said line To the beginning being levied
on the properly of Thomas K. Brlen TO satisfy a
Judgment rendered In favor of Lewis Williams, Adj
minis rdtor. JAMES NJ HINTON,
July l4-td Sheriff of DavIu county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
Sherim,s Sale.

DY virtue Of veut itIoa expunas to me rected,
~ and delivered from the II norable Circuit SQUIRT
of Davidson county, Tenu.ssee, at its May Term,
1859, will expose 10 public sal =, the CHEST
bidder for cash. the Court house Yard in the city
OF Nashville, saturday, the = TIA day Of Angus,
1883, all the right title, clliin, interest amt
wHch James Sttphe. then had, may Ii SINCE
acquired in anu 10 the following decTbed tract of Land
lying IN the county ol davidson State tennessee in
ID uiet No. 4, bounded follows. TIE north by
Nm Blk the west by jacob ShIne. the
south by Mm Binkiy the E-si by Sarah -tepheus,
containing about 9 acres being levied o. e prop
eTts OF James Stepheus L. satisfy judgmt Mt rem
deIed ia favor oil Johnson K Blair.
JAMES NJ. HNT,'N,
july13-td Sheriff oil Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
Sheri6,s Safe.

DY virtue of a yendHoni exPoBas. 60 me directed
ID and delivered from tue HJnafable Circalt C,,n 6
OF Dayi son eou ~, Tennessee, al its NJ T rn 1889
viii expose pablo ie 10 tie highest bidder ior
cash, at toe Court hOuse Yard la the CRY OF Nash
vile, on SATl RAY, The 20th DAY OF AUGUST,
1859, II the tight title, clam, Interest al.d estate
which v hilam AclAne then had, may have since
acquired In aud O. tie foIlawng described l. { &
ground, fSing n the southern siIoia The Cits OF
Nashville, davidson county, State OF Tvnnessee IN
Aurry Cl1oorne's plan, fronting 81 feet tie
north sic % tt" MuTfreesboro Turnpike, running
back on Lewis sire LIS feet. twenty ey ,
and bounced on The by Ios No. SIS, beng l.vied
on as the property OF Milaian MgL.ane satisfy d
Judgment rendered IA fAsor II c ~. Nance
JAsIFS VI. III NTON,
Iuiyl3-td Sheriff Of Davidson couBty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
Sl,pliH,s Sale.


RY virtue of a vendtin exponas, Ia m" directed,
IL and delivered from the Honorable Gre 1t Court
davidson county Tennessee at its May Te 1859,
Will eX ose TO public sale, T. the highest builder for
Cash, at the urt house YaTa, ia the City If Nash
vile, Oh SATURDAY, the Til DAY OF AUGUST,
1859, all the rigt, lite, Claim, interest estate
wn.ch William McI4lIie then had, may have
acquired IN anu to the following described Lot OF
sfUund, Ia the southern portion oi the Cty o! NaSI
vile, DAVIDSON county, state of Teuness e. Lot No.
oI4, in hurry ClIbUrne's PLAN fronting "A rect
the north side # the Murreesb"ro Turnpike, run
eng back Oh Lewis street l43 ,et To twenty loot
ahey and bouns Led o the west by Lot No 373 beng
ievied on as the property OF William McLinc, 10 sat
lsIy judgment rendered III iaI Vi &. " Nance.
JANE NJ HINTON.
Julyl4-td Sheriff # Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14
SheriT1s Sale.

DY virtue Of veHditioni expopas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Couri
oil DAVIDSON unity, Tennessee, at its Miy Term,
1853, viii expose L. public sale, I" the highest bia-
der for cash, at the Court house Yard, in tn ~ of
Nashville saturday the 9TH day Of ust, 1859,
al the right. tie, Claim mt>res and estate, watch
Geor. Williams and his Vile then had, may have
since acqui III ard 10 the following descr b lot
OF ounu, lying in the county Of Davidson, state OF
Tennessee, owed by them, the MuTfreesboro
Turnpike, Oh the east size of same, and being the
Lot sold 10 tbs IN by c. W Nance SAID Lot lies about
two huL ared ards north If Browns Ci,ek, in sad
county, beng levied on as tue properly fGeorge
Williams anu his wife, To sausGy Judgment rendered
in favor of BurS6ett ( lott. -
JAMES N. HINTON,
julyl3-td Sheriff 4 avidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-14

ME- When the Democratic Convention in
Maine commenced its ballot for the last of
the delegates to the National Convention, tie
other day, there were not to exceed 500 dele
gates present. But when the tellers made
their count they found over eleven hundred
ballots in the box. Instead of announcing
this fact, and ordering a new ballot, they
proceeded to dock. in equal ratio, from each
candidate, until they reduced the aggregate
vote to about the number present. wherenpon
the successful candidate was declared elected
by seven majority.