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OfSaOIufiOn.

In retreiag the Grisham Hufaker return my
sincere thanks the liberal bestowed upon the house
and commend my former partner and in
way worthy OF the continuance OF that patronage.
o5tI-dIm J. W. GRESHAM.
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N copartnersp heretofore existing
SLOAN is this day ssOlved BY consent and L. d.
WHRRL1R alone authorized up
L. D. WHEELER,
JAS. J. SLOAN.
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Real Estate and Negroes for Sale

Real Estate and Negroes for Sale!
w miles from Jackson the undersigned, Admnstraer Of
Joha H. Butler dece ss offers for sale priTatey the land
belonging to the estate Of the deceased, containing
Four Hundred and EiEbty-fOur Acress
Nearly under fences about hundred high state
cultivation and we'll improved.
A Comfortable Dwelling House,
And necessary out houses for servants, stock, &c.
This farm has proved itself by its average productive crops
highly adapted growth of bon the different
kinds grsin, any land within this latitude. Some bottom
land well suited the production II the different grasses TIE
-nn ~ unsnrnosssd snrig Convenient for family and
stock abundant and falling This farm consider
ed second in this section Of the country for It's Intrinsic
worth farming interest and healthy location The citizens
in the immediate neghbohoOd generally such he
desired In any community.
belosgng Butler which
for This valuable interest," and If added the
former would make interest fer valuable considerations very
superior settlement portion of this actls in active c1tva
ton Any person who wishes buy with the view Of immediate
occupation of the land considerable advantages realized
by the purchaser buy advance Of the sale Of the 10Th Of
November and thereby much the produce and stock
may berequred fOr the next years consumption
any further information relative the land interest,"
application superintendent John c. Goodrich,
to Walter Key, John NJ Barnett and Thomas Berry, negh
bOrs to james c. Butler Memphis, be obtained the
absence Of the undersigned.
will sell above premises, the 18th NOVem.
Der next fer cash. some
TWenty-fOUr Likely Negroes.
Consisting Of Men, Women and Chdrensevera likely young
Womsn, Boys and G Not valuable lot Of young
groes the number, is to be found within the State.
Aso credit of months the crop corn-between
and Eve hundred barrels; fodder oats, &C.
At the time and place. for cash. superior lot
hogs; Sixty or seventy head Of Pork Hogs
The remainder OF sales six months credit All unde
Two large yoke O1enOns wagon, excellent stock
ca milch stock Of horses and mulesa f&rminr
utensils &C.
property bought credit prescribed, bond ap
JOHN c. ROGERS, Adminsrator,
Spring Greek Madison county, Tenn, Oct. 90, 6Ovtds
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In retiring n ON the firm Of KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs &
CO., sincere thanks fer the liberal patronag
slowed upon the house and recommend
partners worthy the continuance Of their patronage
KIRKPATRICK,
Oc.2-lm W KIRKPATRICK.
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Tennessee Champion MIL!

DURR Mstones Of al siEes hand, and made to order;
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved PATENT Mill Spindles
Screws Screen Wire, Mill Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality and to give satisfaction
All orders and communications promptly attended to-
J. n. WARNE;
Op,osite Broadway Mills, & r, Broad street,
iune22-d&vR Eashville, Tenn.
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DISSOLUTION

TENaE fra of KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs & CO., was this
day desolved by mutual consent. VI Kirkpatrick haV
ing Withdrawn from the The business will still
tin ued at the cid stand By the remaining partners Nevns
Keith Better, under the style and firm Of
NEYINs, KEITH co.
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PIANOS! MUSIC!

AN receiving my Pail Stock of Panoforss from the
following Factories which will be the largest offered
the city, stenwsy Sons, A H Gale Co.. Haynes Brothers.
HazsOn Brothers, WIN. Kaube & Co.. Peters and Webb Light
Bradbury, Soebeer Schmidt all Of which will be sold
small advance FOR cash negotiable paper. All the
and popular music uct received together with Aecodeons,
Vons, Flutes. Drums Brass Instruments c For bargains,
" come to me" at plumber SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septI6-u
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Land for Sale.
IUsT OPENED

"a Union street, "a
NUR Spring and Summer Fashions, together with choice
assortment French Cloths CassimeeG, NestingS, &c
S nie portrtons, which will be made in usual supe
T stVle and 10 which respectfully invite attention.
''S HARVEY 4 CO.
B-AlvnyS hand select assortment Of furnishing
Goods. A~A-1
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" a y n y 4 Il r. n n.
LwAYs Esepa we'll selected sOek o hue good, i,
n Of business, more especially
FINE COGNAC,
Of Old Vnagc and wsssabushsd Brands Amorg. wLosrs
United vineyard PrOprIeror's Cognac
Pine Old ssSazerac'' Cognac.
'tVaIIantIn' COEnac.
Oh LOndon Dock COgnac
To whcs would cahe particular attention
and those who want article Of Brandy for medical
poses Our braHiS Of Champagne are choice and
we'll knoWn:
Madame We. o. OF POnsardIn.
Tie iienuine ''!Ieidsisck Co."
The Celebrated " Palma"
''Giesler & CO.. Gold LalaI and Whit.
=" Prince Imperial and seversl others
Our SheFries and MadeiTas are uuexceptioDabls
in quality and favor, We have " EGraony" aT Gordon
Geld Fine Tube S9erry, Bv0lOH and G6ldsa Sherry, So
We always tsep large stock Of Pure Robertson County
WHISR
Fine old Bourbon Rye and irish Raishies. Pure Holland
Gin Scotch and English Ales; London Porter and Guinness
sbrated extra Dublin Brown Stout
foOn the cheap German and first class Domestic the
very choicest HkTAEAs
Our stock Of
TOBACCOS,
Is very excsed in quality We
give very great the trade in this article
made such arrangements that purchase from
direct and avoid theextra commission charged
tnore market Our fine PGHedk Rough Ready and Flat
Plug TObaccos from the best VIRGINIA We
hsl also good and common Tobacco OF State.
Amongst miscellaneous articles We would call attention to
good selection OF fne
GunPOWder,
Imperial and
Young Hyson Teas.
ooong and Povchong Teas Pickles. Preserves OYSTERS sok
ing Tobacco and many other articles. a
= To all Ct which would call ne peeial attention ana
invite the inspection Of the s them We can 0lef
many inducements not Ne found elscEhsTe
jans-n ARcHER OHEATHAM & BROTHER.
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TFNHEsE unFvalled Machines make the Shuttle Lock
Stitch-decded by the highest authorities to be the
FIRST CLASS STITCH. The Sewing presents the ap
psarance upon either side Of the mstsriano CORD or
RIDGE underneath.
They Stitch tie Band aRd GGtAer at TIE time, s1
In COrds t0ffAotft bdstiag, Hem, Eel, Bind, dc.
The Howe Machine a Straight Needle. Wheel
Feed strong durable ard well made, SEQ egsy CGrSy
BOrb-Jro Tie finest Null AHslia 10 TEE AsdUies Aerseys;
and for Simplicity the short time required learn operate upO
and capably, are UNEQUALLED. e
As evidence OF the popularity Of the Howe Mach Inc
refer to the following certificate from Of for
tbs past year.
The undersigned having the Howe Sewing Machine
in their families, and having thoroughly tested them upon
variety Of work. de not hesitate to them the
simple, the most easily maaaged and, ephatcaly, the
''Ae PIgs Ukra" or Sewing Machines.
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SALE OF ImPORTEn BLOOD STOCK.

TsNHE RIGHT BLOOD FIJLIEs, recently import En-
q ed FROM England by the Kentucky IDportiug skPEn
Company, will re sold at public sale in the city OF Lex 4
ngon Az, Saturday, the 29d of sepemGer, 1850 u u
They superior snmss and Of the pure bo0d in England
septie-dtd JOHN r. V. LEY, President
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THE STAR GALLEREI
DaguerreOtypes, AmbFOtypes.
MELAINOTYPES,
SPREREQTEPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No a, Union Street next door to vessel ThOmrsonI
+. II. SALTZIAN,
(LATz OPERATOR AT HUGHES sALLERT)
RNAVING fitted up above, exclusively for ths
branch Of business Is prepared reeve the ladies and
gentlemen Nashville and make fac Ses Of their faces in
the highest style the Art No expense has been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and most
Improved apparatus materials and the subscriber confident
inves ali who may pictures give him call, pledgng
satisfaction IN every
II D7Entrsnce next door CWestl TO Vessel & Thompson
ms T. 7. SALTZMAN-
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S0gTEtRN TRUNK M&aUFACT!
Fassett & Crossman,

NO. 81 MARKET STREET NASHVILLE, TENN,
anuFacturers and WhOIeSalc and Retail
DEALERS IN ALL
Ladies and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNET so ES,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c, &c.s
n EsIRE call the attention Of all those in want Of
thing in line, Wholesale retsil,) to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere confident that
sell low house in the city Our stock isa Of
manufacture and made OF the best materials and By
All must admit the wisdom Of buying work
home preference to buying that made at the Fart e1
pressly for johbinG.
PAT TENT r RUNR FOE l. AD ES Z.
It for Bounes Dresses Parasos Brushes
and water proof compartment for Sponges, Oils kc
All Of Trunks made order, covered repaired
rtnoce. Give call at st 81 darket street. ,wo doors
South Of the Square. EASSETT & GRO$SmAN
rnavlQ-dhtNlY
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l.. ID. WHEELER

Will conn7e the business the old sand No 40 South
Street. where be will be pleased his friends
and oer them sesOnabe stock Dry Goods
Boots Shoes, Hats, Ready Made Clothing. and other articles
usually kept in Dry Goods Store liberal share patronage
respectfully solicited Great bargains will be offered for
Country Jeans Lnsey sosks Rags Feathers &C. taken in
change for goods. L. D. WHEELER.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NTIsUINGt 70 make other propose to sell
Nv Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situss,o franklin Turnpike, within half rile Of the city,
and opposite the residence of the late Joseph W. Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This s perhaps, the most commanding heynity Of Nash
Vile desirable country residence. The house will
- sold 2 IS Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike (od
Iauob road within hree miles Of Nashville. containing $50
s~rez soil is good, il is well and
heSvaed into small Of twenty acres and upwards, all Of
ch are admirably adapted Tor country residences
seps and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
m nsn road occupied by T. c. MoCaur hell and formerly
owned by Thos Harding containing about 25e This
i.ceis we'll need further descrpton
So divided suit purchaser T c. McCGmpbel will show
tboss places to any who will cali.
the properly viii be sold reasonable and
on a credit o. one, two, three and four years.
Apply to " S. Lindsey, Nashville either Of the
as-,spde, THOS. c. McC AMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville.
J. J.A.hCCAMPBRLL.
rnh3l Nashville
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Fashionable styles for
FALL AND WINTER

WEe. q, LyCAHA EtIs
No. IA Che ~ street,
RePEOTFULLY gives notice that she has received her
n \, stock Of Millinery Goods for Fall and Winter,
consisting Of all the novelties and latest and ahoEabs
styles
she would also state that she has selected honday, the 2h
inst OpSnng Day, when she will be pleased her friends
and customers. sePC23-lm
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
n nd ali Landings Om Miss. River.
us0O NEW ARRANGEMENT trsGD

MExPnIs AND N. ORLEANS Q. S. MAIL
y ACKET LIN Il!
The Splendid Boats of this new Line will
leave Memphis and N. o as heretofore
on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
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A Good Farm for sale.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hisplanta .eue]n
9szzrA ion. called CAPITkL VKw, lying on t8esssA
<6EZ4A tha north side Of Cumberland River, SaHSs<
lssssss vs.. three milesfrom the City NASHVILLE
IlIaI I8{<$ coutaine about Three Hun
IEaAss4As 4 red Acres. He will sell 1t al --azEe--
together or in small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
viii sTchance Il for we'll improved property in the city It Is Of
the very nest quality Of soil is well Watered about half Of
~ N tivson and the balance IN fine timber and paSare.
r - o good dwelling houses, good harm and stables &C.
For nforston apply the undersigned or to John D. James
sep20-h AhOo' " '9NHHo'
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20. EDWAhDs, = B HARNIsi z p hD"AH
WARDS, HARRIS n CO.,
(sUccEssoRs EDWARDS, GIKERsoE & COZ
VHTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery. Forwarding and
Wv Commission business the old stand College and
Church streets julyl5-n
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Gbt DasbbiIIs anipn ann 5mtritau.
Rates of Advertising

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
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NEW DIRK MERCURY STORIES, Pull Of IL
usraons. Just Published nd for sale Retail Whole
sale at the cheap Book Store Frederic A Brady ~ Ann
Street. New Yorks Price twenty-five cents each, any
for one dollar, or the whole eeven for two dollars.
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation

gENE eOparnershF heretofore existing under the style Of Ed
WARDS GILKERsnE 4 Co. this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. GuKERsoN retiring from the firm.
10 EDWARDS,
J. K. GILKERS0N,
July Il, 1850 &. P. EDWARDS.
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For Sale or Exchange.

For sale OF ENCHange.
WILL either sell exchange in part city or Edge
field property, my Residence two miles North Of tn
city, with from 30 50 Of land attached Improvement
new, extensive and complete.
FoR Terms further particulars apply to the pemi-
to TURNER s. FosTER and JNo L. sEHoN Cedar street
W. walton.
Union copy and charge this Office Mash. Baaaer.
mar9S-6m
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HILLIAHD TABLES!
OR SALE, spleRdd Rosewood Billiard Tables with Marble
or Slate Beds, with the Best Cushions IN the World
S225 S25O 500 Everything complete Please send your
orders by mail otherwise and will ali them the same as
given in person.
IT7Ail Tables sold by are Warranted.
W. II. GRIFFITH,
Practical Billiard Table Manufacturer,
oct4-d3m No. LAG Fulton Street, New York City.
The new era., 1860-02-02
THIRTY YEARS OLD.
TINE NEW YORK EVANGELIST.

TIME NEW YORK EVANGELIST. Are
IN ligious and Family Newspaper Of the larg-
est class. Prospectus for 1860 This old
established newspaper, which for SO many years
has been welcome visitor in thousands OF
Christian families. though it has been nearly
doub' ed in size, and greately improved in every
respect, is still published at the low price of 81
year, thus furnishing the cheapest Religious
Literature in the country
The Evangelist circulates over n wide field
from the Atlantic TO the Great West from all
parts of which it is supplied with great variety
of Home Correspondence.
1t is furnished, also with, Il large Foreign Cur
respondence, embracing letters from Europe, and
from Missionaries in all parts Of the world
Among The especa TEXTURES cf the Euangelisi
are its full reports of Revivas Of Religion lis
weekly review of the City Religious Press its
Summary of intelligence from all Religious
Denominations
News Of the Churches
Settlement and Dismission Of Ministers
Full Notices of New Books
A money Article and Review of the Markets !:
and Children's and Farmers Department, richly
supplied with original and selected articles.
These features render it Il Complete Family
Newspaper. Terms, So, in advance.
The Evangelist has always been strongly
Ant-Slavery, yet never denunciatory or abusive
1t stands with great body Of the North, believ-
ing, as our Fathers did. that Shaver is the Great
Evil of our country for the removal Of which all
Patriots and Christians should labor and pray.
Address
FIELD & CRAIGHEAD,
Editors and Proprietors,
No. Beekman street. New York. nj
The new era., 1860-02-02
Pre-Emption Law.

ne following embraces the points which persons
wishing 10 make Prescriptions in Minnesota, are re-
10 pIove to the satisfaction Of the officers al
INC oinerent Land Offices, in order to pre-empt.
!. iae settler must never before have h ID the
Denent OF pre-emption under the act.
z. he must not, at the time of making the pre-
emPtion, be the Of 800 acres of land in any
State or Territory in the United States.
., lie must settle upon and improve the land in
good aith, for his own exclusive and benefit and
mol with the intention Of selling It specuIation;-
ana must NOT make, directly or indirectly, any con-
tract or agreement in any way mnner, with any
person or Fersoos, by which the title which he NAV
acquire from the Uued States should enure. IN whole
or in part TO the benefit of any person except him
self.
\ ne mnst be twenty. one wears of age. and a
citizen OF the United States; or If foreigner, must
nave declared his intention 10 become citizen before
Inc proper authority, and received certificate TO
that effect.
s. He must build house on tie land, live in it,
and make it his exclusive home, and must be in
nabltant oil the same at the time OF making appea-
ton for pre.emption. (Umil lately, a single man
might board with his neighbor; but the same
IS now required OF single as of married man, ex
ceP' .nat u married, the family Of the settler must
also live in the house.)
b. The law requires that more or less improve
ment be made the hni, such as breaking, fencing,
etc, but prescriptions granted where a half acre
Is broken and enclosed.
,! 1t is necessary that no other person entitled to
the right of pre-emption reside the land at the
same time.
3. No one is permitted to remove from his own
land and make pre-emption in the same State or
Territory.
9. The settler is required to bring with him to the
Land office, written printed application, setting
forth the facts to his of the ls, I'd and Sd
qu'rements here mentioned with certificate append
ed, to be signed by the Register and Receiver, and
make aftldayit to the same.
IO. He is also required TO bring with him re-
spectacle witness Of his acquaintance, who is know
ing to the fact Of his settlement, make affidavit to
the 4ih. 5th. 9th, 7th and Sth requirements here
mentioned, with the same set forth on paper, with
corresponding blank certificate attached, TO be
signed by the Land Officers.
H. The pre- emptor, fa foreigner, must bring
with him TO the Land Office, duplicates Of his natur-
alIzaton papers. duly signed by the official from
whom they were received.
minor who is the head of family, a widow,
may also pre- empt-ther families being required to
live on the land.
The settler is require; to file written declaratnry
statement OF his intention TO pre- empt, before he
proceed with his pre- emption.
FEEs.-lst, The fee required by the Register for
filing deelaratory statement is one dollar.
I'd. For granting pre-empton, The Register and
Receiver can receive each fifty cents.
Sd. For duplicate of the map of any township, one
dollar is required by the Register.
The new era., 1860-02-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution Issued out of and
D under the seal of the End Judicial Dislrci
in and for the County of Ramsey, State Of Mnneso-
ia, upon Judgment rendered the 1h day of Februa-
ry. 1859, and docketed in the clerk of the courts
Sitce OF Benton County, to which County the County
snerourne is attached for Judicial purposes, on the
thirteenth day Of December, 1859. in an action
wherein Robert T.. Ilolterhoff is plaintiff and
Nose: sherburne is defendant, in favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defendant, for the sum q
ten hundred and twenty-five dollars and fftv-two
cents Si025 81 y with interest, have this 2d day
Of january 1850, levied upon the following descr;h,
ed property. to wit Lots no. three q, and Eve *,
in section thirteen, ll3) township no v
(35) north Of range thirtyone f3 west, as The nro-
perty Of the said defendant, Moses Sherburne sa,d
lands lying and being in the county of Sherburne.
Minnesota. Notice is hereby given that will sell
at public auction. all Of the aboge dcseribpd real
apropdr,y to the highest BIDDER Tor cash AZ DAVIS
fHypesbmean Hote 10 the tnisn ot Sans Rabi,s
cspats Of beaion, on Saturday, February 18Th, 1850
at 10 aelpels, a. .af sha, day, 10 satisfy the SAN
execution, with interest and costs, a ass s
WM, lIQLLtssHE4u, H. MeMAHON
Fiainth = Attorney. Sheriff Of Benton Co.
Dated sauk Rapids, Jan. "a. 1850. s. l.6i
The new era., 1860-02-02
9Th ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Continued success of the
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Continzed success Of the
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Any person can become a member by
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In addition to which, over six hundred valuable
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The superb Engraving. which every subscri-
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