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JOIN l.. T. SNEED.-The Banner, of yester-
Gay, III d wen-consIdered article touching the
canvass in the 10th district, pays deserved
compliment TO JOHN l.. T. SNEED, every word
of which we most heartily endorse. Mr..
SNEED did not succeed. The loss is not his
but his party's and the States. Defeat can
not detract an iota from his great worth; nor
lessen him in public esteem. He stands now,
as he has stood for years, in all that consti-
tutes true manhood and public and private
worth, without a superior in Tennessee.
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From the Wilmington Herald, 9th.
Victory ..-victory.!


100 GUNS FOR SMITH. GH.MER, LEACH. AND
vANcE-THE OLD NORTH STATE REDEENE D =
THE ELECTION DECIDED AND DEMOCRACY
FLooRED.
The election of four members OF Con gress
by such handsome majorities is almost more
than we had Alright to expect. We thought
all along that we would elect four out OF the
eight but had no expectations OF getting
them in by such tremendous maJorites.
We ouly had five candidates IN the neio,
and four of them elrcted. Had Gen. Walkup
announced himself at an earlier day, before
many OF his friends had promised away their
votes for Mr. Craig, we think he would also
have been elected.
The official returns from the first district
show a majority for Smith of $50, even a
larger majority than what we thought on
yesterday impossible.
Mr.. G:ilmer's majority will exceed 1900
votes. Two years ago it was only s47.
In the 9th district. Gen. Leach il far ahead
of Mr.. Scales. We thought yesterday that
600 would be bis majority. but we can't COM
prise under 500 to-day. Ii may reach 1000
There is no telling what Vance's majority
will be. We guess they won't stopto count II
Somewhere about 8 00O, we think, might come
near it. Three cheers for Vance's district.
A GENUINE "wnG" VICTORY.
From the Fayetteville Observer, 9Th.
We offer our heartfelt congratulations t.
The Wings of the State and Of the country oil
ibe triumph achieved over Democracy OF
Thursday last. Two years ago the Wing
elected one solitary member of Congress. MIR
! Clingman's subsequent promotion to tn
Senate afforded an opportunity to redeem thu
Mountain District. the old Gibraltar OF Wing
gerry, which had never been captured in fai
light. This gave us two members at the clos
of the late Congress.
1t is time for the Wing party of Norti
Carolina to show itself once more as powe
in the State, to buckle on its armOr for future
struggles aud future triumphs, to regain tn
ascendency which it ought never to have lost
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E<r- We see ii stated that Mr.. Hopkins,
turtle in England, has = horse which he named
Cailacaratadaalders but, owing TO the difficulty
of pronunciation, he was induced 10 change
II. The horse is now called Ynysymaeag~ya.
R4rey tried to break him, but broke his own
jaw in the effort 10 call the horse by name.
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FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY. OCTOBER ID.

Rest Stallion or Colt. $50 90
Best Mare Fiily ....-....---..- 10 90
NoTE-'sThe tests of stick ia this class shall be:
i. Form; . style; 3. Temper; 4. Speed and endur-
ance .''-ReSolatioIl # Bureau.
JuDGEs James Ellis, lhos Harding VIM. Gale,
Davidson county Lemuel Long, \. +. CheaTs,
Maury county; II. Il. Watkins Giles county; John
Organ, Wilson county Dr. Wendle, Rutherford
COUNTY; I. J. Munford, Montgomery county; 1hos.
ii. Bell, Sumner county; DIR. u. b. Ciine, Joshua W.
Owen, Williamson county.
CASHMERE GOATS.
Best exhibition of Cashmere Goats $40 90
JUDGEs--T. Tanning, Col T. NJ. patterson, DAVID
son county; Christopher AcEwen, Williamson CO.
HORsEMANsHP.
Best Horsemanship, by Gentleman, 10 be pre-
Sente by a lady f)--..-.... CIV W
A committee OF ladies' viii be appointed on the
occasion "a make the award.
e. The Public schools VIII, by Invitation OF the
Bureau attend the Fair this day.
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Ga- The Welsh population of New York
must be srf. la -. They support tear
churches Baptist, one Cong egationalist,
one Wesleyan, aud one Methodist. There sre
two newspapers printed in their Languages.
with circulation Of ten thousand copies.
They have also four benevolent associations.
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Il f.Any ash 70 ezntFaes for 90 600 cE.nAE cRfeS
tbs, leet long, mches fbex, srii hsxn, - face
- nAFFosest place nst les shas lacbes eicaf q
bark timber Dc spuad b eNs cred A the grade
Tine q tfle sssd IA Nashville.
TIE coslractors uspf 50 Scr so. oto WHITE
fUSI OAK TtfS q The sane a. Us above -
- sshxszea on tke Use q the Rad n riies freu
seetlsB "a - section -, enqazh e4ch seetan -
sHFpiF fhe sans.
Fsrsssns $500 % ~ al direct - The Fsszlasat
ara fsrecsors u 10 Nashville anf Nprt1 Etsle n
RAiifoaa ceE1p usy, Nashville. Possesses.
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SECOND DAY. TUESDAY, OCTOBER II.
The Annual Address will be delivered by Lieut.
M F. Maury, U. S. N, at IL o'clock A. M.

Best Mare or Filly rs 20
NoTE.-Pedigrecs TO be furnished and approved by
the Committee Pedigrees before the Secretary can
enter the animal for competition.
JUDGEs-William Williams, Il. F. Cockrll, B. +.
CheaIham, William II. johnson, Davidson county
Berry Williams 10. c. Guild, sumner county; j. y
Bthe, Wilson county; R. II. Bracken, Rutnerfor r.
county; Jno IL. French, Warren county; Col. Geo
". Pope, Mary county; N. c. Ii. Puryear, Gen. N
+. DeGrafenreId, Williamson CO.
TsoTTING HARNESS.
Fastest Trotting Horse Gedng in Harness. SO o.
Fastest IrUttng Mare in Harness. 10 "
JUDGEs.-Alex. j. Porter, Wm- Gale, sam Prichet
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New YORK. August


The Post says it is understood that, upon
certain conditions which have been duly con-
sidered by personal friends, Sickles will vol
unfairly surrender his claims to represent the
Third Congressional District. The plan is to
hold special election. the contracting par
ties agreeing to nominate an anti-Lccompton
Democrat.
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HOlIOXvay's PiIIs.-A foul stomach produces
distractions the liver, irritation Of the bowels,
headache, nervous debility, emaciation exhaustion
DEATH. Arrest the cause Of these terrible conse-
quences with Holloway's irresistible Pills.
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THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER IL.

NoTE--This class Is open for all breeds, pure or
mixed, and the Committee will be governed by the
real value of animal for draught harness, or rid
ing and best in ali respects for the use of man
JUD5Es-F. y. McNairy, John Rains, Jr., W. ID
Phillips, Davidson county, James y. Johnson, PARK
Street, Williamson county; ID. H. c. Spence, Ruther-
ford county Gen. z. AndeI son, Wilson county; L. T.
Craig, Summer county; IL F. Beaumont, Montgomery
county; Wilson 7. Martin, Smith county; George y
Long, Maary county
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NtraNed.

E,RGM tbs esiy, abosf taree meafhs r<-ss<-'
T. aga. iarsr datk,re4 AIlff Cow, -
White belly, shlss star Ia her forehead I1
liberal reward Nit be zivee faF zay iaforHl1ii1l
her. knqairs at this efsce. ialyei-a
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III.
Prairie Farming in america,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,
Ta,frS ann

JAMES CARD, VI. r.,
Author OF 'Engisn Agriculture, - s-Ietters on tn
Corn Crops High Farming" ''The West
OF Ireland, % &c. One vol. limo.
''The picture Of Prairie Farnrg is drawn, not by
smart Eden land agent speeuiater the hope OF
taking in unwary Bsiiishes, but by an eminent Ing
lsh agrculturst. Nor is the reader Invited to place
a blind faith in Mr. Cards conclusions. They are
given H. such form to show the exact amount o
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steps in his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enoug for the most ordin-
airy intellect to follow. And, far We can Judge,
element in the purely economical aspect OF the
question has been misstated or forgotton.-Loadoa
Spectator.
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Crutcher HANDS. Edgeneid

lGRSuAST - DEGREES al she ChsncSfy Court a
II Nashville, h The - fErEcfEA -. CGUffhHR
undersigned ~1ii eel Al bio sale the pFeBs
seE. on
Thursday. the 5th day Of sept 1889.
that vAluable ExopeFty kno~n The crutr1sr Tract
ct Land I, ihs the tru1 the ely, adlon
fag Engc1eid the North, and Containing upwards
u 40 Erres,
The property has been t4sscfaiY lad 81 into largo
iolsaud plan II the dikIslsn iih tai
a.. MIA BE- publishes iSan1 bfiis ic~ dss and
tse TIE attegt x bayers gar
ticalariy sasic4ssd. }. Il. CLAWS. G a n,
zngs-t1 A y :. t1apslH1, eut.
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N o It I C E.

IL PERSONS are CAUTIONED against Buying or
n Trading for any NOrfS ~ DJt~BiLiS 90 The
Steamer ..UMPiIsE,r the consideration for which
they we're given has failed
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South Carolina Institute Fair,
To BE HELD IN
Charleston, November Is, 1859.
OOMPE1ITION OPEN TlO ~.


INAIR for the Promotion Of Art, Mechanical Ingenu-
IL ity, and Industry at their large and comtnodious
building the City OF Charleston, C., commencing
on Tuesday, November Is 1883.
SUITABLE PREMIUMS WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE
best specimens in Art, Mechanism, and other
Branches of Industry; also for Cotton, Rice, Sugar,
Tobacco Corn, Wheat, RE, Oats, Potatoes, and
other Agricultural Products.
The ladies', 10 whom the Institute Is - much IN
debted, are respectfully informed that suitable
Premiums viii be provided by the Committee, and
awarded for the hes. specimens IN every department
OF ladies work
ALL ARTICLES entered for Premiums, must be
sent In, on, before FRIDAY, the eleventh day OF
November next, directed 10 the care OF Mr. THOMAS
AIMAR, Clerk ct the south Carolina Institute Charles
ton. Articles may be sent after that day for exltt
tlon only.
CONTRIB UT0RS TO THE FAIR
Are respectfully requested - SEND fun descriptions
the ARTICLES, and such general information a. may
be OF 70 the Judges, and suitabie for publication
Every attention wiil be paid 10 al articles sent Tor
exhibition RuglS-5tawdw
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New Music! New Music A.
At Luck,s Music Store.
Negro Bows Wanted.
To School Trustees.

WANT 10 hire for years, TO strip
w tobacco, two negro boys, from ten To fourteen
year old; crippled boys do the work. Apply at
this office. augI2-2t
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Best Mich Cow of any Breed ........-...-..S2 $50 co
NoTE.-Cows under this head must be MIXED on
the ground, in the presence of the Judges.
CATTLE.
Best Bullock Free Martini of any $50 90
NoIE-The Judges in TITS class will require all
cattle be weighed will ascertain their superhces
and age will require of competitors full statement
in writing as far as practicable the manner and
cost of feeding, before awarding any premium, and
report the same.
SwEEPSTAKE.
Best Bull of any age or breed $50 90
Best Cow or heIfer of any sge breed. 20 90
JUDGEs.-W. B. Hudson, David H. McGavoek, ,
Davidson county; C. Z. Douglas, Sumner county; w.
p. Campbell W. III. Sykes Rutherford county; Geo.
". Polk, Gen. Gideon J. Pillow, Maury county, Col.
z. II. Anderson, Wilson county.
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Pianos! Pianos Pianos =!
AT Iuck,s Music Store.

CHURCH street, between summer aud Cherry SITS. 3,
~ where yon will always Il a good assortment OF
Pianos Piano Stools, Sheet Muse and Musical lnsrI
ments of every description. Also, Instruction Books
for all Instruments Auy Instrument sold warran-
ted perfect IN every respect. julylS-u
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A LADY, every way competent, desires situa.
n ton PRINCIPAL OF n FEMALE SCHOOL OR
ACADEMY. The best 0f references gwen. Any de-
sired information may be Obtained by addressing the
Editors Of the Nashville Patriot
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NEW FARM.
ITAvING bought oat J. C. DARDEN and J. c.
II DARDEN * co.'s entire interest N the
Queensware, China, and Glass Business,

heretofore conducted at No Is Public Square, known
as HICKSS CHINA HALL. We propose 10 sell The pre-
large and we'll assortcd stock 10 cash and
prompt customers, at LOWER PRICES than heretofore
The hrm solicIis call from all, and hopes To
merit liberal patronage from their former eustona-
ers well as othCrs.
auge-u A II. HICKS co.
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9o5n l)ork & Go.
N E w B O O K S

Itcomb's Letters;
the French Of Michelet; 49,.
Irying's Life Of washington-5th volume,
Harp Of 1000 Strings;
Love me Little Love me Long
Tennyson's Poems-2 vols. IL mo-;
Lady OF the Isle;
Virginia springs-directioDs to them;
The Bertrams
The Bachelors Story;
New and Old-a Novel;
Walter Thornisy
Abbot's History OF the French Revolution;
Lieut.. Ives's Map Of the War;
Art of Extempore Speaking
Bryants Letters;
Autocrat OF the Breakfast Table
Ben Sylvester's Word.
just received by
july20-tf JOHN YORK & CO.
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JUDGES. - Capt. James Rains, Len. X. Hooper,
Davidson county; 10 Harllnd, sumner county; Mm
Harrison, B. ID. smith, Williamson county; J. A
Blythe, Wilson coanty Martin /. Cheairs, 4. }.
Akin, Maury county d. +. Pueket, Rutherford
county; T. q. Mosely, Bedford county
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Sixth DAY, SATURDAY. OCTOBER Is.

JrFgEz-Samael D. Morgan, davidson county
VIM = CAmpbsli Thos. r. Perkins, Williamson
county; Col George Eihoti, sanner eouaty; beat =
min Harlan, A. Brown, Asury county; John b.
Aoofaz, SEaish county; John {. Organ, WilsoE CO.
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Special Notice.

ON the Sd day OF August sold 10 A. II. HICKS and
" JOHN G. HOUSTON my entire stock OF Queens
ware, China, and Glss, together with my Books,
Note Accounts, and other evidences Of debts, and
they alone authorized collect and receipt for
the same. J. G. DARDEN.
N uIcEs ToaN q HOusrOS
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all these advantages, there certainly must
have been some mistake in bis creation.
This is also finely watered country, sup
piled by numerous springs of pure freestone
water. soon forming brooks which furnish
good water power for milling purposes; and
there is an abundance of good freestone for
building. We have good roads, some turn
p kes. and there are several streams running
through tn sc table lands on which q atboats
carry our produce, hmbsr.s stone-cnal, etc.
The Virginia and Central Southern Railroad.
which is now about finished, gives an outlet
south and east; then there is the Kentucky
Tennessee and Charleston Railroads, which
will soon give an outlet north TO Your city;
when finished we will help to supply your
market with some Of the products OF this
country. such as PEACHES, apples, pears,
grapes, sweet potatoes, ETC., much earlier in
the season than you usually get them, and of
a superior quality"
II is further stated that there are large
colonies from the east, Germany and Wales.
emi grating. to this delightful region and
settling upon those elevated. rich and health
full grounds.
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THUNDER STORM IN WINTER.-On Friday
morning last we were visited in this section
by regular thunder storm, after which tor
rents of rain fell at intervals-tbrough the day
and night. the effect of which was visible the
next morning int heSwolle en- state ofthe streams
throughout the C funtrv. Beaver creek pass
ing through the midst of Gnodson. quite DER
l. apt it, banks, and fl1eded. a large portion
of the town with hut slight damage to prop
rrty. however. aud no other Inconvenience To
citizens on its bauks than combining such a
were not prepared for wading. few hours
within doors. There were several slides on
the Virginia and Tennessee and the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroads, IN conse-
qnence of the heavy rain. " hich caused d
tentiOn to passengers and mails. Since the
storm we have had several days of continued
clear weather, and spring seems to be setting
in upon ms. We have had a rainy. damp, un-
healthy winter, and are greatly rejoiced at the
present cheering prospect of sunshine and
dry strcets.-Briaot Ne,rs. Adreh 2.
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Important from south America.

Thu steamship Albambra arrived at South
ampton. E gland, on the lth instant, with
the mails from Brazil and the rivsr Plata.
Among hr passengers from Lishan was
Count Won G lIostadt, the Saxon ambassad r
to the court of Lisbon, who has settled the
marriage of the King of Portugal's eldest
sister with the Duke of Saxony.
The dates ar Bu"nos Ayres the 2sth ard
Montevideo the e3lst of December, RIO
Janeiro tn S'h. Bahia the 18th, aud PernanI-
bJico the 18th of January.
The Paraguayans had so strongly fortified
the river that it was not expected the Ameri-
cans would succeed in any warlike attempt
they mi ht make. 1t was said that number
of English officers were asst ting the Para
guayans. The latter had also thrown every
obstacle in the way of the Unitcd States
squadron ascending the river. Many of the
American ships If war. Fl ON their draught Of
water, would be unable to proc ed up the
river. The American squadron consisted of
fitet ships and gunboats.
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Singular and Fatal Occurrence
Death by Lightning in February.

We learn that Mr.. Jams Wright. Circnit
Court Clerk of Johnson county, Tenn, was
killed by lightning during the storm of Friday
morning last. He was at the time visiting a
tenant of his upon a farm near Taylorsville,
and was sitting in the midst of the family
before the fireplace. when the chimney was
struck, and the electric fluid, descending to
the mantel-piece, seemed TO Re thence discharg-
ed into his breast. killing him instantly.
The case of watch upon his person was
melted by the stroke. The season of the
year. (25th of February,) and the circumstan-
ces that Mr.. Wright was struck and killed by
the lightning, while the group which sur
rounded him escaped uninjured. makes this
one of the most singular casualties on record
Mr.. Wright was highly respected citizen of
Taylorsville faithful public officer, and
young man-nnmarried, we
believe. He was a native of Washington
county, Va, having been born and reared
within few miles of Abingdon. - Bristol
Netcs, I'd inst.
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DONATIONS TO MOUNT VERNoN.-The Boston
Courier publishes letter from the well known
advertising agents. s. NJ. Pettingill & Co.,
donating $500 to the Mount Vernon Fund.
The accompanying letter from G. Fl. Mar
shall. Esq, will be read with interest, and we
hope the good example will stimulate others
sarf.s New YORK, Feb. II, 1859.
MRS. PHILIP HAMILTON:
De1r MISUNDERSTANDING since I sent You
my contribution to the fnnd-a check for if
ty dolars-to be applied to the noble object
of purchasing the Mount V rnon estate
so that the remains of the Father of his
Country may be preserved inviolate forever.
l now have the p assure TO inclose another
CHI ok for one thousand dollars. in memory of
my grandfather "Nathan Coffin."s patriot of
the revolution, who. when a prisoner Of war
on board a British ship, and tempted by the
highest offers to enter their service. replied !:
Hang me TO the yard arm of your ship, if
you will, but do not ask me to become a
traitor to my county, -
feel cannot offer better or more CRATE
full tribute to his memory than to associate it
with an obj ct which, if living. would have
been so dear to bis heart thai of placing Wash
ingtOn's hallowed home under the safeguard
of his ouniry.
Yours most respectfully and truly.
C.. Ii. MARSHALL.
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sHERIFr,s SALE

IlI virtue nj a yenaiitloni exponaS % me direct
ID ed. and delivered from the honorable CFcHr
Court OF Davidson co., Teno, az is January Trrsu,
1852 willexpase 90 public sale abe highest hii
der for cash at the Courteous yard gate the
of Nash> Tile. on SATURDAY, TIE 6fH DAY Of
MARCH 1882 all the right. title claim and
tate which !. q. Feaws then had, may have slncs
acquired ia aud u toe following described Hea, Is
tat to- wit: Lots Nus and 20 ~ the ilan Of lots n
south Nashville bciougng To ,. NJ fr inss Estate
lad sait By H. C. Marell. and segElerrd IN the Reyes
ter's once "a lhaysisen county, IN book No. Il and
pace els. the ssiae beng hts decided 10 O. g. Ell
lows by T. j. Humforsi, G NJ, AS may be by
efereuee to deed in Reg sters sce % davidson
book, No. II, pages 262 aud a3. beng levirsi
the protscrty - j q. FeBows. VI sltlsfy ls.gneni
rendered IN favor of Charles Leay ga1st
{. Baldwin and J. q. frllpws Fcbfsiafy I, 1s59.
j. u. HINTON, Sheriff
OF DaE !dsoa county,
febs-td vac by Z. c. nRAkk De;i'y siberia.
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Clerk aud MASTER. Sale.

n. y. Cox, A mr., 40, vs. Martha J. Po9el4 es al
slS slrtae II decree % the HaDorabse Circuit
SATURDAY, The fsrn DAY or MARCH, lass tive
Negro Aeas ane nasnse As4a'n aad TIE other HAnasI
Giles, % she hszhest btIder
TEs<s - sALa-six moufhs, credit. except the susn
Of Osse HaDdfea aud iIfty shars cash Ss.iss naya
bic IN hsak, with sp sfoxed rndorsers, vii be re
7sred u the purchaser fer The lai4nee
DAVID &. LOVE-
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-04

RICHARD Golden landed at Boston on Sat-
urday, and will probably reach our City to-
day. He purposes to make tour of our
country hat will occupy several months. and.
il well let alone, his journey cannot fail to
prove agreeable and instructive. Aud, as Mr.
Golden, though man of note, is sensible.
modest, and invincibly averse to humbag we
do not believe any attempts to lionize him
would succeed if nade.--N Y Tribune -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-04
SUERIFF,S SALE

RY virtue OF III Fla 10 me directed, and delv
ID cred from the honorable Circuit Curt OF David
son county, Tennessee, at its January sarm 1859 will
expose 20 public sale 10 the highest bidder FOR cash
al the Court House yard in the city ~ Nashville
-A1URDAN, THE Sill DAY OF MARCH. 1853, nj
the right title claim, Interest and estste which George
= Boil ng then had, or may have since acquired IN
and % the following described Negro man. named
hatlds, aged about - years, of black complexion
levied on the property of George : Boiling, sat
isfy an executh in my hands IN favor Of X. C. Ba
dy against g.. Il. More, Gerge 5. Boiling and K. =.
Billing. February I'd, 1889
JAS n. HINTON, sheriff OF Davidson co.
feb3-id BY X. BzxNcsI, Itcl,sty Sheriff.