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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01
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PROM centraI and : ush America.

NEW YORK, March 3I.-The Northern
Light brought S137 900 specie
VALPARAISO, March 1.-The revolutionary
movement is powerful aud popular.
A four hours battle took place on the 2Sth
of February, resulting adversely to tie pa
triots.
The American Consulate was riddled with
shots, being in the vicinity of the battle
ground,
The English mail steamers from Greytown
say the sloop of war Decatur is anchored in
the cove near San Juan del Sur. Being mis-
taken for flibuster, Martinez. with three
hundred troops, took possession of the transit
route, to prevent their landing; but learning
the true character of the Decatur, he retreat
ed, destroying the bridges. Meanwhile, the
French force crossed the lake and seized the
White steamers and imprisoned the officers
aud crew.
The forts of Castillo and San Carlos are to
he given to NJ. Belly for his head-qua, tiers.
Three treaties by Ousely have been ratified.
sThe sea swept away the workshops and
houses at Punta Arenas belonging to the Ac-
cessory Transit Company.
The Panama Star says it was the Nicara-
guam Government which took possession OF
the lake boats abandoned to Belly.
The southern port of Chill is in the hands
of the Government Talca surrendered with
out fighting.
Quiet will probably be restored within a
month.
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misffllQnfons.
THE HOME PLACE.
land a. Negroes fOr Sale.

T WILL sell on the most reasonable terms the hand
Il soonest piece of property offered in this mar
ket. Also. Ten twelve likely young Negroes. For
further particulars call
+. 5. HAWKINS,
marl9-u No. Is Cedar ST.
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Mr. DOUGINs AND THE ; UrHERN FIRE hNr-
xRs.--Thc NV York Herald says: The
Charleston Mercury, in II fierce onslaught
uo0n DoUGLAs,' reviews the lamentahle re-
cord to Southern politicians of the Kansas
question, aud closes up its dismal jeremiah
with this significant question Who that has
an impulse of Il Southern man will stand by
the side Of DUUGLAs now4' We dare say
that Mr.. DOUGLAS will not touch bottom in
the Charleston Convention; but we shall not
be surprised if his friends are found strong
enough in thtt body to reduce the Charleston
ticket to the limits If the slave States. This
MAY b. considered a 'consummation devout-
ly to b wished by our Charleston c"ntem-
porary, as another STEPPING stone To South
crn confdrracy; but with the Disappearance
of the democratic y ,rty as national organ
IL alton. some other party competent to save
the Union and restore harmony may take It's
place. Wb. will our SoHthcrn fie eating
brethren learn the virtue Of little patience!
They must ind it uncomfortable to be always
fiound-ring about in the hot waters of seces-
sion and rebellion"
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MAMMOTH Loan OF MMr.-The London Era
gives an account OF load Of malt that was
drawn, ON a single drny, by fourteen horses,
through London, from the stores Of Mr.. HILL
tn Mr. HOLDER. for nearly a mile. 1t consist
ed of 200 sacks, of five bushels each, making
in all 900 bushels, and weighing some eight
cen tons. 1t appcars that Mr.. HILL had soli-
cited Mr.. HOLDER Cor an order for load OF
malt, and that on terms Icing agreed on, the
inquiry was made: How many bushels shall
/ send?' AS many as you like was the
reply. The result was abe delivery OF the
largest quantity of grain 10 Que toad ever
known.
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Wheel Barrows.
Trunks, Valises d Bonnet Boxes.

r, ARnRN aud RAiiroad wheel Earrows. on hand
VI and for sale by u. ID, niCAEY,
maraS-u - - AsFEetstrret-
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PEN NJ ANSHIP.

NJ r. DOlBEAR teaches a neat, Chaste style of Wri-
wi ting Tree from those ridiculous afcc atoms that
NouI disgrace "a Merchant books and that tend So
much to destroy the steady movement that produces
a Uniform style Of Writing.
His system Is such that pupils Success will he in
exact prop rtiun to his adherence 10 the principles
taught. aud Mr.. Dolbcur does wish injurc his
reputation by having any pupils except such will
lean and l.ihere those PRINCIPLES which his long
experience has shown him will guide unerTinEy TO
success.
Mr. ID Will never resort to the deceptive course of
cutting Catfish ana BuzZIrds'' TO induce pupils
Join his class, nor VIII he cut his prices down
below that OF a respectable ''shoe black lie knows
that Merchants IAN only be 50 stained by living prefs
ga their Goods, and that services Of competent
Teachers can only be had FOR a fair compen sation.
Tie idea Of beng Taught TACO Sciences for dollar
simply rid CulOus Those who have Teceltly expert
cuce the tuilaCy of such prcteusious, and now
paving Mr. ID. Tor teaching the same branches, can toll
which is teaching and economy, and which IS wOrs"
than a useless waste of time.
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statl.,ics or Na.hrilIe.

We gather the following Interesting aggre-
gates of Nashville Statistics from -4Campbell's
Business Directory for 1859" c-- - r Re +.
The population of the city proper is 25,I1s
of which 1928 are whites, IO757 males
and S,971 females; 1856 blacks, of whom l.
75s are free. The population of the suburbs
is 600 making a total of 3I.sI3. The
manufactures OF the city reach s2374700-
the total trade exclusive Of manufactures, is
22.476SI2 About 100 steamboats, visit our
port during year. with an aggregate ton
mage of los 900. The railroad and turnpike
tonnage are not given, bat 1T il thought TO be
fully equal to that of the steamboats,.
There are 10 Protestant churches with a
membership of 2.s35. besides FIVE African
churches with sec members. The Catholic
membership is 1000. The Directory con-
tains much detail on these various subjects,
and we commend it generally to our citizens.
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Mnrble Monuments- ro..h.
Administrators No,;c.

= rs administrator OF MICHAEL
- McNALLf hereby notify all persons indebted to
the licensed to come forward and make Immediate
payment, and those holding claims, by nCte account
or otherwise, against said McNaly will present Them
within the time prescribed by law
mar2S-2aw4w HIRAM VAUGHN, Admir-
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1s-- The National Era learns that Mr.. DEN
vER's resignation of The Office OF Commission
er Of ILdian Affairs was caused by the APP
pointment 10y the President of McGuFFIE, the
gambler, TO the SUPPLEMENTARY of Indian
Affairs in California. Mr.. DENVER had earn
estly demonstrated with the President on the
subject, and finding his remonstrance vain,
at length told him that his own resignation
would be the consequence Of the obnoxious
appointment lie therefore returns 20 Cali
fornia with sentiments anything but friendly
to the Administration. 5000.
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SheItOn'S Marble Works !!
Chureh street, next door 10 Cornelius's Cab
Nashville. Tenn.

OHuroh Street, heNt door 20 C0rneus's Cabinet shop
Nashville, Tenn.
I'HE undersigned would inform his frepds
and the public generally that he will con flHNI
unue the MARBLE BUSINESS In tins CITY AZ N1IZV
hls shop, next door 20 Corneliuss Cabinet otfT<<o
shop, on Church Street, and calls attention to
the stock Of
Marbfe Monuments, TOmbs. etc.
winch he has on exhibition aud for sale embraein, n
great variety, finished Ia the most superb mannery
tie prepared to manufacture the shortest notice
" lie vi n nte els; and every description oil
HarDie w ork, OF the finest American and Italt
an Marble. His work will, heretofore, be wari
fAnted and his prices 20 suit the times
lan9-tf 7 Surrrax
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BILLY MOORE'S SALOON.

II AVING purchased the old stand Of n.
II Mcssrg. Kinney X Coleman, on Cher VI
- street, near the Traders Bank, the I'M y,
dcrsIgned has httrd up an -
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
q f II Nj A n B IT T Il II S
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA. i,
PREPARED BY

DIX c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFECTUALY CURE
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Iaundice Chronic or Ner-
vous Debility, Diseases orthe Kidneys and all diseas-
es arising from disordered Liver Stomach such as
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, Fullness Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eruetations, Sinking FIuttering the Pit of
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, FlutterBg at the Heart, Choking
or sunScating sensations when in lying posture,
Dmness OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight Fe-
yer and duh pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspira-
ton, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C, Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining OF
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters are sold at rs cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
MARLIN
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DoN'r EASILY CHANGE THEIR MISDs.-In
thirty-four small towns in New Hampshire,
the Republican aud Democratic candidates
got exactly the same number of votes at the
late election as were given in 1858. In forty
other towns the party vote only differed one.
and in over two hundred towns did not vary
ten votes from the result of last year.
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New ORLEANS March 3l.-COtton-sales
to-day, $500 bales; market unchanged. The
steamers news had no effect on the market
but checked operations. Sugar buOyant; ad
vanccd {. Corn dutt at s.. Oats 10. Gun
mics 81.
CINCINNATI. March 31.-Flour very dull
Quotations nominal. Whisky-sales 900 bbls
at "a. Mess pork offered at II 25G9l7 so
Lard at l04@ l05. Molasses- sales 1900 bbls
at "a. Sugar irm-sales of 200 hhds at 63G1
y! Coffee steady at ll3@l24.
NEW YORK. March 31.-Cotton declined 4
sales of $500 bbls. Middling uplands at
l24. Flour dull-sales 5000 bbls. Mess
pork dull at II 4O@l7 IS. Tallow at lOI
GI0i. Sugar steady at 7(974. Bacon firm.
Sides Si@9f. Shoulders 64@7.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01
Royal Havana Lottery.

Ia following numbers drew the Principal Prizes in
Drawing of March oath, 1859:
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PETERS'S PATENT
Non-EXplOsiVc, Self-Generating
G A S L A VI P S.

The public are now favored with the best, safest
and most economical light ever produced, supe-
ri"r 10 any other port be light in existence. 1t is
adapted for Churches, Hotels Stores, Private Dwell
ings Steamboats,, Railroad Cars, &c. &c. Its easily
managed, free from smell smoke and from all
danger Of explosion the fund used is of
plosivc nature. These Lamps on exhibition and
FIR sale at the auction of NJ c. Bruce, corner
Cedar Cherry streets where the nnhlic are in.
vitcd To call and examine for themselves.
BARRETT 4 WINCHESTER,
mar30-tf General Agents.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01

CAMPBELL's NASHVILLE CRY AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY FoR 1859. This work has just
been issued, and compares favorably in all
respects with its predecessors from the same
hand. 1t contains statistics of the population
and trade of the city, which will prove inter-
esting aud valuable. Mr.. CAMPBELL. has
shown great industry and perseverance, and
has produced a work which the business men
of the city will certainly appreciate, and
which will prove generally useful.
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The SEfiXfr.s,

Prepared by Or. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure ofDYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another coulmn has, by its merits, obtained for
Itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Physi
Clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing 1t to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs to healthy function Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as ineurable by
some ofthe Medical Faculty have by the use of this
Elixir been restored perfect health as attested Ger
Gates testify aprI3-ly
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Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVED.
March 3l.-Sln lowd,n, Cincinnati.
3l.-T. C. Twichrll, New Orleans
Commerce, Up River.
DEPARTED.
Sam Slowden. Cincinnati.
Kate French. Cincinnati.
Melrosc. Pittsburg.
Ashland, Paducah.
The river is falling slowly with feet
water on the shoals.
The Mianaonka departs at noon to-day fer
Paducah.
The B. N. R,trv1n departs for ST. Louis at
4P. NJ tomorrow.
The Jas Johnson from New Orleans, and
the Sam RirEHaa, from Cincinnati, are both
due and will probably be at the wharf this
morning.
The Ella in charge of the popular ana
indcf,tirabl. CoRBETr, will commence her
regular weekly trips between this city an6
Cairo. on Tuesday next. She is being put in
excellent order for the trade, and shippers
and passengers may rely upon having their
business as promptly and satisfacto rily attend
ed to as in the paImy days ofthe SaHe West
The TicicheH lost about three hours on her
upward trip in rendering assistance to the
JE1rig DeuHi,tg, which steamer she found In
disabled condition. her pilot house and pilot
and her chimncys having been blown over
board during the storm on Monday night last.
She also lost several hours 10y fog on Wednes-
day night last.
For New ORIEANs.-The fast and commodi-
GUS steamer 7. C. TcicheH, in charge Of that
tontive and popular officer, Capt. H. &. Nc
CoyAs. will leave to-day at O'Clock +. NJ.
on her upward trip she proved herself the
fastest boat in the trade. having her freight
all engaged. she will return to the Crescent
CITY in 2:40 time. For quick aud pleasant
trip we commend the Ttc'cheH to the attention
# the travelling public, being satsfi d that
they will not only be gratihcd but highly
pleased, and will only regret that they should
arrive at tn, ir destination in so short time
Secure rooms early, and be aboard at the
bour. as her veteran commander is punctuai
to a minute in starting.
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Now Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, March 25 P M--C0rT0N.-0ur last
weekly report closed with moderate demand, and
Saturday the market opened With rather lam
guild appearance with sales during the day Of barely
5000 bales, the Asia's advces being received at
about the close of business, reporting ADVANCE at
Liverpool Tor the week Of H9t<d. q fb On Mon
day the weaiher was unfavOrabie for business, and
the day passed with sales OF barely 5000 bales at very
full prices, and Tuesd~y, with stlll stringent
pretensi0ns the part Of factors Some 5000 bales
changed hands at rates which required an advance.
of SAKE. q tb on nearly all qualities. The Nova
Scota's aJvices c4me to hand early hour
Wednesday, reporting further advance At Liver
pool of 1169 I'D. for the three days ending ON the
9th inst, and gave active impulse 10 the demand,
which resulted in sales of about 16 600 bales during
the day at prices still more in favor OF sellers. Yes
terday holders claimed still higher rates and the
provement for the Middling qualities, the outside
figures for which were raised &c. To-day good
demand prevailed and resulted in sales of about To-
900 bales, making total for the week OF Ga 600 bales
the market closing at the range of our quotations
which show advance of 1z(D3Sc. q tb nearly
ali qualities for the week
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0omulsrriaI.
sIFo DAlr PArIor orlr1Ic.r,
NASHVILLE, April l, 1859.

NASHF Il-IE, -dpTIf- I, IoJ5 J
COTTON.-No transactions in Cotton yes
terday worthy of note.
TOBACCO.-Sales at Fisher, Wbeless &
Co.'s, of II hhds. at 3 IS, 10, 4 20, 25,
4 rs. 4 S5. Is, 5 80, 5 80. $ IS, 6 Is. 6
80; and % bids. al A. Hamilton's at 95,
20, So, A 10, 6 so, 6 Is, 5 so, 90,
SO, 40, 80, 25. 6 25, 10. 6 90, 5
IS, 5 IS 5 so, IS, So, SIS, so, IS,
3 20, 3 65, 40. 80 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01

zs- Testimony in the contested election
case in the Detroit Congressional District is
now being taken in that city. 1t shows, il is
said, extensive and glaring frauds practieed
by the friends of Mr.. COOPER, the Democratic
nominee, and will not improbably result in
establishing the claim Of the Hon. w. A.
HowAR to reelection.
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Prom Utah.

LEAvENwORTH. March 3l.-The Utah mail
of the Sth has arrived.
Terrible snow storms on the plains are re-
tarding the mails.
The Second District Court is in session.
There are numerous thefts of horses and
mules The perpetrators are threatened with
Lynch law.
The Indians are molesting the California
mails and stealing animals for food.
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gz5- Two young gentlemen of the city,
both amiabie and peaceful. and hitherto warm
friends were unfortunate enough to "fall
OUT and pass through Il pugilistic exercise on
Wednesday evening. They met again yester-
day morning at the City Hotel. where the
matter was renewed and Il broken stick, a
couple Of bruised skulls, couple Of fines,
payable with cost to tn city official were the
result besides a giving OF bonds on 10th
sides to keep the peace.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01

MENDTNG GOLDsNITH.-The Irish Council of
Education found an Objectionable passage in
the deserted Village" in the lines:
'fhe hawthorne bush, with seats beneath the shade
For talking age aud Whispering iOcers made !"
The Educationalists could not permit any,
thing so shocking as whispering lovers" aud
they have altered the lines for the youth Of
Ireland. 1t stands in the school books:
''FOr talking age and social converse made.
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MARIO If
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PH o N o G. R A P II Y

Is so simple and plain that child Of seven years OF
canelrn It with ease, and IS delighted with it, II
easily read and learned and should therefore
be taught before common Writing, and common Wri-
ting Is much more easily learned after Photography
has given the habit of accurate observation. For
quckening the perceptions, and awakening all the
faculties eel the mind, other branch compare
With IT. and children who early learn this laborsav-
INK Art, viii have greatly the advantage iife
usc who are ignorant al Il. IL has been pcatedly
been practically te-tcd by able School aud Lcgis.a-
I'VE Committees. The able superintendent of the
Philadelphia III sh School, !. :. Heart, says:
These who have not entirely mastered the Art
stl usc Tar Ia Is at their command taking notes
pITuy in Photography, and partly IN long hand
There Is not an hour Ia the day, class in the
school, out OF Divis un H., in which do not the
students using tins Art aud with practical advan-
tage"
u IL is useful the children of Philadelphia,
why should thuse of Nashville be without iIy Tie
making 81 Few marks on the black board u not
teaching this beautiful Art As we'll might Music or
Geography be attempted to be taught without books
maps, NC
Mr.. -. is amply prepared with books, not only for
Instruction, but both In gsh and American Books for
al extensive course OF Photographic Readiug, and
with extensive Panoramic Illustrations teaching
those Who wish % JON Mr.. IL class will be greatly
benefited by doing - immediately. u Will allow
them a extended course OF Reading.
Room over the store Of J. Ii. McGh
n4IT2S-u
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N1E have beautiful collection of of Dahlia roots
w oi the first quality and the most brilliant col
ors. For three dollars we viii furnish one dozen
every one of a difie rent color.
GARDENING TOOLS OF every kind for the use OF
lady amateurs aud practical gardeners.
800 CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS from TO IS cents
paper, all from Blsss Nurseries.
PUMPS-We have Just received full assortment
OF Cowng s Pumps, all Of which warrant and will
sell shade lower than the market price.
COAL Oll.-Our lamps are known TO be of the
simplest aud best construction, and oil pure and
tree from all offensive odor. r..
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.-We have a great
variety of patterns Of Casters Spoons Forks CUPS.
Coffee Pots, Urns, Ladies' sc, &c.
mar22 MACKENZIE K MINCHIN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01

EsS- CHARLES LEVER, in one of his stories,
tells Of dashing individual who boiled his
hams in Sherry wine, whereat an honest Hi
bernian exclaimed: "Bedad, l wish l was q
pig myself"
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Overland Mail.

ST LOUIS, March 3I.--The Overland Mail
of the 9TH has arrived.
A proposition has been made to annex
Vic oria to British colonies. A reserve of
900 acres is to be made at the forks OF
Thompson river, for the Oregon emigrants.
The British 90 yeit Satellite proceeds to
Netinette Sound TO punish the Indians for the
outrage on the Swiss boy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01

gS- Middleboro', Mass, cares for its
widows. At recent town meeting it was
voted that all the widows in the town who
pay no taxes should receive 200 herring on
presenting All order from the Seieetmeh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01

Es- A gentleman in this city received, a
few DAYS ago by the river a deer, of the ex-
tra"rdnary and almost iucrcdibfr weight ct
1900 pounds. II il buck and will doubtless
be Regarded a. great curiosity.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-01

A WEATHER PREDIosIoS.-The Wilmington
(N. Co. Journal states that man who profess
ses to be a weather-wise, gives il as opinion
that there will be no rain during the whole
month OF May. He says the same thing oc-
Cured during the year 1859. and again In
1883. -sA~
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sIIERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue ola vendition cKponAs me directed and
ID delivered from Tie h0nora BILE Circuit Court af Da
wilson county, Tenn. at its January term, 1883, viii
expose 90 public sale 20 the highest bidder for cash
at The court house yard gate In the city Of Nashville,
on SATURDAY, THE 25RD DAY or APRIL 1859.
All ia" right title, claim, interest and which
Henry kuhley then bid or may have since acquired
IA and q the following described lot Of Ground ait
1atsd IN Davidson county and state at Tennessee,
being Lot No. 20 Ia D. 7. McGayock's plan Of Lola
Joining Nashville, conlmsncing AT a stake summer
street The corner Of LotNo IL running thence along
Summer street nbety-hve feet TO the corner OF Lot
No o., thence at right angles hundred and eighty
one ol2 feet 20 STAKE, thence right angles with
The line Of Lot No. 81 ninety i've feet &c a stake
thence At right angles hundred and eighty one
~ feet L the beginning. For other particulars
reference ~ made o. registration 81 deed Ia the Regis
ters ONCE OF Davids.n county, Book No. Is, pages
81 and s1s, &c, being levied the property of
henry kubieyi 20 satisfy Judgms mt rendered IA
Sor o. jacob MeSavock against Henry kubley and
John aAnmel- March 2lst, 1859. -
J. ~. HINTON, Sheriff.
rnArzz-td BY E. a. DRAKE, d. sheriff
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" OV a L. E.


We are selling many articles of HARDWARE,
"bcng part Of KuKMAN X Elus's last INFORMATION -
a small advance on COST for CASH Our NEW STOCK
which is being made complete by daily arrivals we
offer at reduced prices for Cash or negotiable paper
You can ave money by buying your Hardware at
"a Public square, kIRKMAN * ELIIs's old stand from
feb2S-u MCCALL & co