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The Wharf Master reported the net re-
osipts for tho month Of April 70 be e383.85.
Col. Perry informed the Council that the
election Of Directors for thu Wabash and
Mississippi Railroad would occur at Pekin,
Ill, on the 18th instant. Mayor authorised
TO cast the city's vote.
The Ksoknk, Fort Des Moines and Mime
sofa Railroad Company gave NOTICE Of their
acceptance Of tho provisions Of Ordinance
No. l52, 10 rsassion 70 the right Of way up
Fourth street.
An agreement signed By several bondhold-
90 II ths city Of Baltimore was received and
plaeed' onAls.
A petition VAS received to rs-enact tho Law
creating 40 Office Of wood msasurer. A
proposition byAr. Taylor 70 restore il ~
rsjeossd NJ. Rs1aington moved that the
judiciary b Instructed u report N orai-
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oDeesaeaoe ROun4.

0Dootael00 ROunA.
4 pair of sposAas1ss wsFs picked up on
0sasd Avenue, 1hisA ~ swnsr can have BY
Supplying q this sfkss.
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Salt. Salt.

Salt. Salt.
Dnn BBI4S. HKANAWHA," In good order, inst
OUU receiving and for sale low hy
May ls-d IS Kain-st.
IN KEGS PRUNEs.
10 Bxs. CASTLE SOAP,
i CASES OLIVE OIL,
2 Bxs cIAHEr.
| y ERALS DATES,
( BBLs. SOFT SHELL ALMONDS.
2 BBIs. FrLBERrs.
i BBLs. ENGLISH wALNUTs,
2 BBLs. PEcANs,
9 BBLs- BRAZIL NUTS,
Q CASKS zANTE cURRANTs,
/ cAsK BATH BRICK.
/ cAsK SAL. SODA,
| CASE INDIGO,
| CASE EUTMEas.
Wa are just receiving the above invoice of goods
direct from importers In New York, and offer them
for sale AucH LOWER than the regular grocery trade
KELLOGG BIRGE,
Msy1a-d No. 50 Main-st.
TX HHDS. SUGAR,
OK BBLS. Plantation and s. II. MOLASsES,
100 BAGS COFFEE,
< BAGS PEPPER,
Inn BBLS. FLOUR,
OK SACKS FLOUR,
re BOXES SOAP,
Now on hand and receiving, and for sale low by
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
Mayl3d No. 80 Main-st.
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Axriv9ls NJ the Dllllngs MOuse.
JUNE 7-6 -

cartsr,G = Ehminger, Ind; D r McIntosh, c
J Bsiley, Vernon; Taylor, Bloomfield; Gusrn-
ssy, Van Barsn Co; Craft, Min; J wehstsr, A
Stoddard. J Van vaikenbsrg, A Goodrich, J D
Eads, q johnson, n Beck, 1T Madison; H
Adams, " " Adams, @ Ayers, N Y; Bishop,
Aontross; Miss W Waterman, Vt; Ais Bur
rows, III; D Brigham, Wayland lows; q " wal
lace, n knight, Ky; Tracy, Burlington. James
Plat, st Louis; Mccain and daughter DesAoines;
P L Underwood, Chicago; 7 H BAnbsrry, q Folmsr,
y Cocklsy, Iowa City; n Miller, Henry and
lady, Ohio; " B Leonard, Ill; c G Bandsr, Prim-
rose.
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nance providiag fos ~ sppsii 8 y y
eaa&al iaspsstoEs - pFole6lln1 1
ehasseso q neSkaadiss aeaia1l & VI 111
Motion sdoptsd.
hr. Hedges asksd o11oO 6ana9a =
sosnt of ths city not bIildine lhe M u
stsest narkss houss, also lka1 oaS 1 y
paid for making papss = rsfundsa = Mn.
Petition referred.
Ar. Baldwin was auiho1iSe6 ~ puro1IAse !
sst 81 standard vsiohAs - naasaeos.
A ordjnanse viii rseesnee - ~ sala-
rias q onsfs - laid ova y 90 NEXT meet
~.
The Mayer - aalholiasd = sppoins some
psrson y make sssh improvements q were
nseessaey - peStso1 tkS My salvsrts, and to
draw wsrrasss = ~ Tor the sans.
i 49, oSdsssd Nat oil warrants issusd for
indsbtsdnsa aecruiDg prior to May l, 1859,
b eadesas6, and that the Collector be al.
rsotsd not ~ receive the same in lieu OF cash
upon ~ taxssof 1859.
IA. Isx vas elected City Engineer, and
81. =. Lovs ~ slsotsd Treasurer.
= n d eNs
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Facts in Dentistry.
mr.. l.. Q. INGERsOLL, Dsntist,
Desires to call the special attention Of those Who
wish to preserve their Teeth 70 TO following
r ACT > 'dlk
I. The skill Of the Dentist is seen in his success
in preserving tho natural ofgsns.
II. The Teeth aay b preserved through life.
HI. Teeth affected with decay inset Be attended
". Timely and skilRul Alling with pure Fold
II cevtsdH rsnsdy Tor decay.
y. II = serious neglect TO wait for tooth-ache
to drive the sufferer to . Dentist.
vi. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
wi. Many suffer for years with Neuralgia Of
the fac :, stomach and lungs, from no other cause
than bed Teeth.
VIII. Bad Teeth disagure the eountenancs, In
feet the breath, derange the stomach, impair
health, distract tho nerves. and war with good ma
ture.
DIR. IN0ERsOLL
Performs al operations on tho Teeth and Cams,
oorrects irrsgaiaritiss Of the Teeth, inserts
Ar IFICI A i 7 + B 7 II
Of tho Bsst Style and Finish,
Puts in Artificial Palatss and Obtnrators for cleft
Palstes.
Believing that tho bsst operations in Dsntistry
are the eeIcet AO0 tncEoxOF6 tnc Ana NEST
satisfactory both to the operator and patient Dr..
/. does not offer any particular inducements In the
line Of "CaaAr DEHIsfRY, 'preferring the patron
ago Of those who prefer fAs best opsratioMs andcan
appreciate the necessary care ard skin IN pro-
ducing them.
An exsminstion OF specimens Dotn OF lsivse;si
Teeth and Of very beautiful hlings Of Crysfsl Gold
Foil, ID invited.
- Prices for full set Of Teeth, from SIS to
Ais. Examination Of tie Teeth without charge.
DENTAL RooAs--Cornsr Of Third and Main sta,
over Rix, Hale : Co.'s Bank, Keokuk, lows.
Entrances on Third-st. Tdeci 6d4w1y1
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AEo1zza PaAxza.-Day before yesterday
" sav gsntlsnsn from Hanilton, Just 70.
tsfssd from he Peak, where - prospsetsd .
eenple Ct weeks, and sonsladsd he had
locked = - elephant loag ssosgh for The
prfes - paid. Il cost hin considerable, 4
b ssrs; BIT thsn, hs said II ~ : big sls-
plant.
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Blk Of Goshen, Goshen.
Blk Of Gosport, 0osport,
Bk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
Bk Of Psoli, Paoli.
Blk Rockville, wabash.
Bk Salem, N. Albany.
Blk Of Salem, Salem.
BlOomingto Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal BIZ, Evansville.
Crescent City Bk q
Kxch. 81, Greenoastle.
Rayetts County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana BIZ, Madison.
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1eesDoaemeas o ssAs DFaAgs s1Ass.
1hs s1i1s lgainst the Rock Islsnd Bridge,
now pending II The q. 8. District Court,
usrs yastsrday postponed until the Esptsn-
81 tssa, ~ nutaal esnssst. The rsason
-, nsithsf party had got through taking
depositions.
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nnx AND BEu.-An opportunity to pur.
sAass ffssh milk COWS and good, bssf cattle
90 D had - esquiring Of Golfers Rob
eEteen. - a6See1ieeneat.
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FINE PAPERS
AID
CARD STOCK,
0iviag NJ great advantages in both quality and
price.
Cash prices, We cen l orders for Printing ct very
low rates, and tfI ffve.
YU19oxUA ATTY!
4 ths rule In this omss. Work can always b had
according TO promise.
@Ail kinds Of SOCK 4 JOD WORK,
plain anA fancy, deas with despatch.
BILLS or LADINq,
IoWx 3 151zp1s DEEDS.
M0RTGAaRS,
JUSTICES BLANKS,
NOTES,
@s COUPONS.
BANK CHICKS,
RAILROAD STEAMBOAT TICKETS,
WAGON RECEIPTS.
BUSINESS CARDS,
- VISITING CARDS, To-, Ac-
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SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
Eagle ana nj Ortnr,
NO. 90 MAIN-ST.,
ANDREW ]. WILLIAMSON,
Whelelale and Retail
DRUGGIsT,
ovvERs A FULL STOCK o.

DfuQ, ledkiles,
PERPUMERY, PAINTS. OILS. GLASS TO.
TO the trade, and at RETAIL 1t very low prices for
Cash.
Whsleaals Agent for Southern lows and North
n Missouri for the following goods:
Great Western Coal Oil Go. 2 Kerosene Oil;
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL, Pills and Ague Cure;
Jsyne's Family Medicines
Qucru 3 Cod Liver Oil jelly.
ian1A
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/
Chas. Habb1ll, . Assessor, $500 90
Geo. 81. Holt ) Co.,, we'll curb, 10 90
Smith Z GwiA, printing posters, 10 90
DO Do do blanks, 9 90
E.H. R0sksfsller, boarding prisoners, Is 65
Gray : Smith, repair Of calaboose, 10 O5
do do lumber, TO-, IS IS
ia. Rodgers, rent for Offices, 90 SO
Jno. 0tannus, do do rs 90
Ga Company, gas do 95
+. r. Crssl, 2 months services @ Eu-
pervisor, 100 90
room, 90 90
VIM. @. Wees, so 90
Collier + Robertson's bill for ics furnished
in 1858, Tor 81 90, vas referred 10 the Con-
mittse on Claims.
James TobiD, estimate No. s, for 900 Is,
for making drain on lot IL, block "a, On 9th
street, was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Alleys.
Daaisl Mahoasy, bill for iron work on
Hook and Ladder, for % 90, was referred
TO the Committee Of Fire Department.
Council adjourned TO Monday, June 18th,
q nine o'clook, .. N.
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order Year Icel
Psrssns wanting Ice viii BE- supplied on leaving
their orders with Golfers Robertson on Main-st.,
near Third. lmyl6d]
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RooR Follows Pas TAEoagA.
A jsdgnsnt va yesterday obtainsd against
~ RostnastsT Of sDogtown,' Davis eosnty,
= dsfaaltsr 70 0ovssnnsnt. The ssn -
default ~ $50. Interest anosntsd V
= -. Judsnsnt was rendered for 13.e3.
Dsabtlsss the dsfaaltisg gsatlsnaa win b.
appalled, when hs hears Of i. Bsk really The
Postmastsr and HE Securities nast - s1ssr-
pTising gs1tlsnsn, 80 allov - sIavs prose-
cation in The Unitsd States District Court Of
: 80 q dslsslt il . piiifd sum.
Another judgment - obtained against :
vaa Dafsn sssnty Postmaster, for default, in
~ sun d 113.
Two separate petit juries were employed
j. thess sasss, q . cost Of % per day, with
nasshals, district attorney, Gees about $50
u sash eass,) grand jury, and al tho ma
skinsry Of the Court. II ID throwing . very
Nc nss % catch ; very small fsh. II Seems
- II : moderate amount Of common sense
night b usefully employed in dsvising some
way - prevent suoh idiotic "saving ct the
spigot md wasting It the bung-hols."
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QUlck TRR. The steamer Des Moines City
got in ysstsfday. She left Dss Moines on
Monday q 10 minutes before IL .. n. and
arrived hare = ID on Tuesday noon. She
laid b thrss hours on tho way, and thus
nade the trip in q hours and ten minutes
rsaninG tine, being tho quickest trip on re-
oofd, - faR - W have heard. She oame
800 through the Perrin City out-oE-a
straight shoot Of about 800 yards, outing o.
Absnd Of six or seven miles. Al tho water
= very swift and snags abound, this was :
bold and successful achisvsnsnt, and The
only ono on record.
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usesoxn n4oua0Se 0Aaks AnolAnaPoiiss OetseF
known q HamsS's Cheeks.
CommsrcaAl Bank of ElkhATt.
Cosingt0n and Danviile Plank Road Co.
Curtis 4 Mann 3 Checks.
B. +. Jones' : Co. 3 Cheeks, Columbia.
LoganspOrt Insurance Co., LogAnsport.
Indiana State Bank, Bloomfield.
Downing Bank Of Indiana, Richmond.
Franklin Insurance Co., frsnklin.
Watson Cheeks, Terre Haute.
Grover = Madison 3 Acceptance, Terrc Haute.
Indiana State Mining and Manufacturing Co.,
Michigan City.
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Major jock Oownl0G.
M \ Thirty Years 0ut 81 the Senate, ~ 1at1
1y1 Jaek u6Wning. This book will satten 80
countsnanes IL thu sourest old hunkef-nAha A
vineRnR.viaoeed ansisnt maiden Bmils-drivs So
the 6laea from hypochondriao- cause ~. =
detsatsd candidate for Congfss % iaash O. -
rieht aide Of his mouth.
6or Gale 8 OGDEN, BROWNELL . Coz
CI1Y Book 61oan,
May3Od No. q Aatn-st
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
The Democracy Of Kentucky--NOn-
intervention.

Hon BERIAH MAGOFFIN was duly installed
into Office as Governor of Kentucky, on the
3Oth ult. We find his Inaugural Address in
the Louisville papers of Wednesday. He
talks good deal about slavery, and gives
his opinion of what was decided by the August
elections in Kentucky as follows
Since the late election our position cannot
be misunderstood. The people of Kentucky
have spoken decisively at the polls, after full
discussion all over the State, between my
very able and distinguished competitor and
myself, i'll favor OF ''non-interlerence by Con-
gress with the question OF slavery III the
States and Territories"
The democracy of Mississippi, who are so
determined i'll their demands Tor protection
by Congress OF Slavery in the Territories, will
learn from this that their Kentucky brethren
are not with them-th2t, when they go 10
Charleston aud ask the Convention to give
an interpretation to the Cincinnati platform
embodyiug their demand, they will get no
help from Kentucky. e Non-interUenton " is
the watchword OF the democracy OF Kentucky,
as 1t is OF the democracy of Maine. of Yer
mont OF New jersey, of Minnesota, Of Ohio,
&C., DC. "Protection y will make poor
show, from present appearances, ut the
Charleston grand muster. Should this be
the iact it will be a triumph OF the moderate
meu OF the party, who cannot view the de-
mands OF the Protectionists in any other
light than an attempt TO throw a fire-brsnd
into the councils of the party, and to renew
the agitation of the slavery question in Con
gross, upon point which must result in dis
comtiture to the South And besides il is
good policy to reject Protection. The North
cru wing OF the party colld not stand an hour
in the storm which would be raised by the
adoption of the doctrine of Protection. They
would be swept out Of existcnce-not enough
would be left to tell that there ever was such
a thing as democratic party, North And
what. then. would become of the government
"fatlings which the party have been feast
Ing upon? Where. and into whose posses
sion, would the loaves and fishes fall? How
would the lamentations of the hungry be
hushed upf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
The Cotton Crop--4, 100000 Bales.

Early as the season is. the new crop of
Cotton is beginning TO arrive at New Orleans,
Mobile, Memphis, Savannah, and Charleston,
in such large quantities as to convince saga
cious and reliable culculators that the pres
ent crop of the great staple will be the lar
gest ever grown. The receipts at New Or
leans. of new cotton, up to Saturday the 20ih,
were l,240 bales, against $50 bales to the
same date last year. The crop of last year
which was the largest ever before raised
amounted to $500 900 bales. The crop this
year will be 100000 bales, which, at the
moderate estimate uf 10 cents pound, will
be- worth 100000, 000-one hundred and siIty
millions Of dollars! Can any monarch in the
world boast costlier throne than the golden
one from which King Cotton rules the ma
tons
With the early opening of the cotton trade,
and the enormous amounts going forward,
we shall soon have the balance of trade, now
against US, in our favor. For several months
we have been shipping gold to Europe, 10
our great inconvenience. In short time,
we shall cease to ship Gold. and, in its stead,
ship COtton.-&. LOUIS Nelcs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
mr.. roombs, of Georgia.
!. ,e,ro from the Augusta journals that

We learn from the Augusta journals that
Mr.. TooMBs made political speech at Lex
ington, Ca, last Friday. The Dispdtch, of
Monday, promises a synopsis of the speech in
its next impression. 1t takes occasion, how
ever, to say
He rolled Douglas as sweet morsel I'M
bis tongue, and swallowed his squatter sove-
reignty heresies with much relish as he
could gulp down brandy toddy. lie char
acteriZ, Iverson and Bonham and the Ia
mented and chivairous Quitman. In the sever
est terms, for their course on the Kansas
question. and excoriated Hon. LII. Gartrell.
because he says he will not vote for Douglas
Every day something transpires showing
that however great the opposition may be to
DOUGLAS on the part of those democratic
leaders who are demanding his head. because
he will not give up the opinions which he has
uniformly expressed touching the question of
slavery in the Territories, there are powerful
leaders amongst the par who favor his NOM
ination at Charleston. He is particularly
fayorite with the old line wbig element OF the
democracy, of which Mr.. TooaBs is fair ex-
ponent. This element is not without power,
and it may rule the party, lift choose to exert
its full strength. In Georgiasit has already
supplanted, in majority of the Congression-
al districts, old line democratic aspirants; and
the blow administered to Senator lyERsoN by
Mr.. TooMBs indicates that he is 20 become
another victim. INVERSION is a candidate for
reelection before the next Legislature. If it
be the desire of Mr.. TooMBs to cut him down.
we hope be may be successful. He is the
Senator who made light in the Senate Chamb-
er of the military prowess of Tennesseans,
and has wirhal become most pestilent Ia
natic on slavery issues, after having enunciat-
ed doctrines similar to those OF DOUGLAS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Special Dispatch Of the New York Herald.)
Washington News.
WASHINGTON. A

WASHINGTON, August 29.
Judge Black has received a letter from
Vict-Presdent Breckenridge, deprecaiing
any use whatever of his name in connection
with the nomination for the Presidency. 1t is
said that he prefers seat in the Senate. The
recently elected Legislature OF Kentucky
will elect him as the successor to Crittenden,
whose term expires in March, 1860.
The Attorney General is hunting for the
Administration whose preferences are now
said to be between Lane and Houston.
The Douglas manifesto has thrown the Re-
publican camp into the greatest confusion.
1t is bold if not successful attempt TO APP
propriate all that is popular in their Niger
business, leaving them only Stewards ire
pressible conflict. On the other hand, the
Democrats say it kills Douglas in the South.
and necessitates the nomination of South
ern man at Charleston. perhaps Houston. who,
undel the circumstances, appears strongest
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
@- While we invite attention to

@- While we invite attention to the
communication of L. T., as the production of a
gentleman who is a shrewd observer of events,
an ardent lover of the Union. aud a patriotic
and faithful citizen, we cannot be understood
as approving all its suggestions, or AS feeling
in the least disposed to support such men as
CoLFAx who has declared that he would mn
der no circumstances, vote Tor the adpi-son
of another slave State into the Union. To
stand on n conservative platform, men must
themselves be conservative and having
shown the greatest enmity to conservatism,
they must give some evidence of returned
reason and sense OF right and constitutional
obligation, before we can take them by the
hand
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Shcrins Sale.

DY virtue OF ~ Ia 10 me directed, anc delivered
ID frOm the Honorable CircuH Coart q n4vidsOu
county, ienu ssee, its May Term, 1853. I will
pose 10 public sale, to ie highest bidder, for cash.
al Tie Court hou Yard gate, in this CITY OF Nashville
satar iay the 10th day OF september 1853, all tbs
cght, title, aam lnteFest and estate, Whirh b. =.
t.agsiae, Irustre, Sc.. then had. may have
tince acquired and tbe following described
tact pscoe q land suaied and lying the Nine
teeHih District, Davidson county, Tennessee, begin
hing al sore IN GAlatin Pike, the being the
north east corner Of The Walker tract running thence
north = Sest IS poles % stake poles sOuIh &C
ftne the south east corner Of Mrs c's land thence
nurth So @est 60 stone, the beiRE the east
crrner soi Gray's land, tbeace south 20 poles %
stake, the nolth-~est corner u tie Walker uact,
ia eat ls5 poles O. the befnuins corner, con-
Lining by estimation lo3 and W poles for
other particulars reference is made keEizlf aiun
Dess, Charles h wisston g. H. y. ksgsiale, Irns-
tse, c ) 10 Register ehce " las tsal csuHty fco-
DeSsee, Ia Box No. -, aud page 49, being levied
the properiy Of y 3. Rags tale. Trastse, &C I,
e. satisfy Judgment rsntercl IA favor Of ChAgics K
Willstoai against Il. =. kagsiaie, Truslee, &C
JAMES u HlSlOE, sheriff.
Aagli--td 81 4 {. nEAkE, q. :.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Crutcher LANDS, Edgencld

DURSUANT u DEGREES OF the Chancery Court al
Nashville, In the Case 81 CRUIcHER vs.. CRUrcHIIs
tue Undersigned viii sell at pubic sale the premi-
ses on
Thursday. the 18th day of sept. $50,
that valuable property knowu as the Crutcher Tract
OF Lana lying across the from the city, adjoin-
ing Edge1eid on the North and containing upwards
Of 10 acres,
The property has been tlstefuy Laid OF into large
lo-and plan Of the DIVISION, with full partic ulars
&c. VIII be published IN hand bills in few day aud
g. these adyeI isements the attention Of buyers par
ucularly solicited. J. +, GLEAvhS, Z. Il NJ
aug9-td- a V. :. lINDsIEY. A cent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02

The DEMOCRACY or MINNEsoTA.-We re-
publish for future reference the platform
adopted last month by the democracy of
Minnesota, having already proceed, it with
those adopted by other Northern States We
trust the readers of the PATRIOT will preserve
them. 1t will be noted that the Minnesota
democracy are charged full of Dougasism.
The whole Northern democracy are similarly
charged; and yet we shall see them embraced
by the Southern democracy with an JUNCTION
which forbids the idea that they are not rs
bad as black republicans.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
Nashville Races.

WILL. commence TUES
w DAY. OcToBkR lars, ~ A.AA
With SWeesstske for two fSXSN
war oldS, one mile heats. ---@SS-S>S
sioo entrance, SIS forfeit Cssei With - entrtes
SscoSD RAGS. same day. Sweepslake for three
year old slVo entrance, SIS forfeit esesed with
entries
Tmzp Rsex. same dAy. Match soF $50 a SIDE.
Que mile heats
Mr.. kvs<LF names CD. & by G. Illicit. years old.
Mr. IEwI. nAmss &. By otSeilo, ys4rs Old
wsnx1snas. October sth---clnh parse 500. Two
mile bc.fs.
TnvsznAr, oeioher efh.--sweapsfake for tArse
year old. nno mile heats tzoo eakrznee, fte ioz-
fe.l Ciossd Silh entziea.
FEsnAE, oetobsr 7sh---cisb parss SEQ ons nsis
heats
s.rvHBsr, October ssh.- Prosrissor.s purss ssoa
Tws, mfle heats :. J.. Gkkftxt,
sefz-u fsofgieipr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-02
SberiG's Sales.
silerin's sale.

SheriG5s sale.
DN virtue of ~ "a 10 directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF davidson
oOunty, tennessee, AT ITS Nay Term, 1859 will
pose {" pubic sale, o. the highest bidder 10 cash
the Courthouse Yard gate, Ia the City e Nash vie
ON Saturday, tie 10Th Gay Of September 1889 all the
right title, claim, interest and estate, which John Is.
Newell ana McN.iry Newell, Trustee for his Nne l.. 3.
cwel, tIen hid, or may have acquired and
10 the i,lowng described tract piece or parcel OF
Land, coinneic ng at poplar tree, thence ing
east los poles Nih Thomas King line While
oak and popllr i'ts., thence n''rth - east 81 IS
10 honey tcust, tbes4ce north q. east = ) To a
stake, thcat n1rh a west to Fuqua's corner and
thence 81 poles north e9ts west o. rock beng tho
south corner OF Fuquas track thence north y
west 81 80 to his MOI tli-west corner 81 fulua
land, theuce north s9is west 10 a walnut, tie
south = est So . tua rork, thence south east
81 10 tise beginning Also another conimcnc
ing al Fuqul's northwest corner running north =
west stone, thence south 81 - 55 3 s along Simi
SONS uIh line 10 a walnut doS thence south -
east 5s "a with Melodies Inc rock, themes along
Fusua % the beginning. 10Th tracts contain
lag i53 more or less, Deed a. tue above IL
registered REGISTERS once 81 Davi' county,
Tennessee, b. to',k 40 - page 44i being levied
the prOPertyo John q. Newell aud NcNAiry Newell,
Trustee Tor MS vile. L. Il. Newell. 10 satisfy jldg
ment rendered b. ivor o. John fiill against Joan 49,
Newell and MoNairy Newell, Trustee lnr his wife,
and Nathan Harsh, this 10th Of August, 1853.
JAMES HINTON, Sheriff.
augii-td By 4. q. DRAKE, ID :.