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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-03
NJ -Ao--
SFserin7s Sale.

IlY virtue of yend. ex. directed and deliver
II ed from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, al its september TeTm 1850, vii
expose TO public SALE 10 the highest bidder, for cash
at the Court House yard city Of Nashville, OF
saturday the Sth day December 1S60, all the right
title claim, interest and estate which F. 81 WOodal
then had or may have since acquired in and TO the
following de scrbed lot Of land together with all the
inprov ements, the property of f. NJ Woodali
known and bounded follows it being lot No 0, il
Brockway's addition Edgeheld, fronting 1fty feel
on the6allatm Turnpike road, running back one han
dFed and seventy feet 10 alley The same register
ed in the Registers Office OF Davidson county, Tennes
see in Book No. 80 and page 264, being levied
the property Of +. NJ Woedalj 90 satisfy a Judgment
rendered in favor a. c, DougLss. Il ~
zzts-1E JOHN K EBMCN1SON, Sheriff.
aoy15-td BY (. D. WENTWORTH, D. ).
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THE STAR.
The Vote of Tennessee

We published last Monday complete re-
turns of the vote of all the Counties in this
State in the recent Presidential election. An
error occurred in summing up the DOUGLAS
vote in West Tennessee, which was ,548 in
stead of 6,54s, making the total vote cast
for the Little Giant" l1.3S4. Otherwise
published the table Tuesday and made the
corrections; but we notice that our coEtem-
poraries in this State are generally repub-
fishing the erroneous figures.
We republish the correct footing up as TO-
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Chaneery Court at Nashville.

Lien 4. Robertson, ct. al. r,s,;,;on ~
Flavius J. Robertson, ct. al MAJ n 0eA' -
A the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
- Gerry Court Nashville, the 221 dax N0reIn-
ber 1850 motion Of complainant by counsel in the
above and II appearing the satisfaction OF the
Clerk and Master that the said defendant, John Bi0ant
Robertson, nonresident of the OF Tennessee,
and tAeFefefe the ordinary sf this court ean
not be served upon him. it therefore Orered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
weeks IN succession n the Nashville Patriot,
paper Published II the city of Nashville, requiring the
said defendant to appear the next term Of Chan
Court 30 be holden for tue county of avdSon,
the house Whereof the city Nashville the
first Monday in May next, aud answer said ball the
viii be taken confessed as to him ana set
down for hearing ex parte- J. E GIEAYES,
nor24-w4t prs fee s. Clerk and Mister.
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Chancery Sales.
Dari1 u. Aliens Hoalss and lot

Ddelf y. 4sLe7i' 5 House and lat
DURSUANT 10 decree Of the 4chancer, Court at
L Nashville IN the case of T., W. Siaffer vs. David
NJ Allen and others. viii olsTat pubic sac at nv
office, in the Court House, Saturday the 18th day
of December, 1850, the House and Lot of David III
Allen, On the western side OF Vine street, suth Of
Broad street Lot 45 feet BY 49, and being the SANG
bought OF Henry Blood.
TERss.-1, 2 and 5 years. credit from day OF sale
with interest," and without redemption Security
required and lien retained. J. E GLEAyES,
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No- kisa ,
CfsarsfF3s SAFE

ny virtse Of xend directed and deliver.
ID cd from the Honorable Circuit Court OF aviison
county Teanessse, At its September Tenn 1850 win
xp ese % pnpiie sale To The highest bfslde FOR cas-
saturday, tha sth day Of Decgaber SEQ ali the right
title. claim. interest and estate which d A Phslan
and r. y s<t then bad, have since acquired
in and 10 the following described lot parcel Of Land
being the North 81 Of the Cumberland river in
Davidson county, in district No. p, Whites creek
about mites from Nashville, tie White 5
by the lands ~ G H. Maniovs, the North by the
sasae the East s the lands &C .izles rbrnss.1,
Tbs Sonf by thc aits ct z. F. Patton cailtain i<
pGr1y q d. 4, fesan aEi F. Vest TO SATISFY iGdg-
mem rendered 50 favor q Henry Mathews
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Perry Davis Pain Killer, the old and well known
remedy, which has acquired world wide renown for
the cure sudden Colds coughs, etc, weak stomach
general debility, nursing sore mouth, cancered mouth
or throat, liver complaint, dyspepsia or Indigestion,
cramp and pain in the stomach, bowel complaint,
painters collie, Asiac cholera, darra and dysentery
has lost none of its good name by repeated trials but
continues to occupy. prominent position in every
family medicine chest-LebdnQ &er, Dec 12th, 1859
dac1-drrl,r
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OFFICE NASHVILLE Il CHATTANOOGA R r On
FOR RENT.

HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses in Edeefeid
that would like 10 rent 10 good tenants for the
year, leoI Tor Information call spy residence in
Egeieid or ON VIM Moore, who authorized TO rent
vi seLI ."eHl E a HERMAN
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- .aares a caancrru 81.

DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville in the of elk C Mckay vs. Lewis
y Craig and others viii sell the highest bidder
the Court House, in Nashville Monday 1Oth Deem
Der, 1850, Fiye Slaves Eliza Alice, Martin, Betty Ann
and infant C. I'D of Eliza, its name not known.
TERM>-Six months credit, purchasers 10 give notes
with approved securities. Such Of the children
under wears OF age viii be sold with their
mother the woman Eliza J. E GLEAFES, c. * N.
nov20-td.
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WANTED TO RENT.

4 WELL. Improved Farm for Dairy purposes with
= abundance grass and water, containing from two
70 I'VE hundred acres, and 10 exceed miles dis
lance ON the city For further particulars apDly an
tlllS oulCe-
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Sheriff Sales.
No. 2o9o.
sherims Sale.

DY virtue of yend TO directed and delivered
DIrom the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson coun-
~, Tennessse at its september Term, 1860, viii eX-
pose public sale TO the highest bidder Tor cash, at
the Court House yard in the city Of Nashville
urday, the Sth day of December, 1860 all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, which Ben T. johnson
al then had, may have since acquired IN and 10
the following described lot piece OF ground, No g.
McGayoo Wetmore and others addition 20 the town
OF McGavock in the county of Davidson, State OF Ten
essee, fifty feet 'front.' bound Fillmore avenue run
ming back the usual depth Of said lots particular
" described plan OF sal addition, registered in the
Registers Office OF Davidson county Levied on as the
property of Wm Bal ey TO satisfy judgment favor
OF the City Bank JOHN X EDAiUNDSON. Sheriff.
nov15-td By z. ID. WHITW0RfH D. 5.
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Fer Rent or Iaasa

| HAVEa good Brick Dwelling, with four rooms
ana twenty acres Of excellent land and plen -
" Of good water viii OF lease It from 81
one 10 I'VE years Situated the Nolensville mum
pike adjoining the corporation line
100 90. GIBSON MERRITT
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STATEMENT

OF THE CONDITION OF THE NASH
VILE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
COMPANY ON FIRST WOVEN
Der, 1860:
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Strayed or Stolen

WON my residence Friday night last near the
Il baena vista Springs, BLACK PONEY about four
teen hands hlgh with brand on his right hind orar
Ter VIII give rewurd OF $40 to any enc who viii
give me any information as to his whereabouts
uoNlo-1N L ION-rS
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members. but there may also BE- firs-eatipg
element in it which might distract and con-
-fus., the deliberations Of th4t-body.
a few days since [ was in favor OF the peo-
pie assembling themselves IN public meet
ingss and given public sexpressionf to their
union sentiments, but l believe that time is
now past, and now feel doubtful whether
that kind OF a movement woald have result
ed in anything beneficial. believe matters
are righting themselves. think the storm
has pretty well blown over aud that calm
is beginning to be felt.
Tennessee in the late election has spoken
out for the union by majority OF fifteen fhOats
and over and above the thousands of Uaion
Democrats who were led into the support of
Breckenridge by the represent ations of their
leaders. Such being the case, think 1t would
be impoIitic to agitaie the question further.
| The ship of state will right herself. The re-
solves of Legislatures will rather confuse
than settle matters. Every sensible man in
the South, who is at al informed. knows that
nine-tenths of the people Of TENNESSEE. are for
the Union.
Should the Legislature, however, be called
together. Iwould suggest that the Governor
make one of the specific objects for which it
is called, modification of the Conventional
Interest Law / woald not have any further
restrictions in regard to interest, but would
have the law SO modified as to place note
shaving on its former basis. The restrictions
upon shaving are operating hardly upon
those people who are not free from debt
Many people have been accustomed to get
accommodation from shavars in small sums
who are now completely thrown adFift, be-
cause the restrictions OF the law have entire
" stopped the operations of shavers.
UNION.
Mnrfreeshoro'. Nov. a. IseO.
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FOR RENT FOR 1851

HE store Room on College Street, occupied A
Il by Aessrs- Gould l. Freeman as a Furni fTFsafs
'u Pos Esssoisn lliIisi, - lib
W inOV2-tf1 MICHAEL. VAUGHN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-03
DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

- ID DIR. KING, formerly of New York, for
4SkESas the last four years of Louisville, Ky,
~ and who has devoted his attention to
the treatment OF private diseases for 80 years atters
himself having attended to practice for so many
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled
cure all diseases OF private nature, matter how
bad they may be from njGdicious medical treatment
from neglect of their DR. Kings Dispensary is
No % Deaderck street. between Cherry and the Square,
ecOnd story where he all diseases of private
nature. Fss - q
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines or in
difference with business.
Structures of old date, eectually cured in
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where a Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
Syphilis with all the diseases Of the SKIM growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, be efectually
cured in few days.
Seminal Observation-Disclosures attention having been
given this disease, and ali the consequences growing
out of it, brought many by the destructive
habits of nconsderate youths and excessive indul-
gence of the passions neglect of which viii under
mine the Constitution rendering the subject unitfor
business society and causing premature old age.
Females who may be laborlng with any difficulty of
the Womb may rest assured immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their
case with afee enclosed, direct to DR.. A King No. %
DeadeFick street. Nashville, Tenn, will have the
sary medicines sent TO their address. Office hours
from O'Clock in the morning until in the evening.
iiIiyI0-indSWIY -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-03


@GEoRGE ID. PREsTIcE pronounces the
following "a perfect poem.'' 1t Is from the
pen of WILLIAM WALLACE HxBSEY. associate
editor of the Louisville Democrat, and son of
the principal editor of that paper
THE STAR.
On the road, the lonely road,
Under the cold iOhile MON,
UTder the rugged trees he strobe;
He whistled and shifted his weary load
WhisIed foolish tune.
There was step timed with his own,
4 figure that stopped and bowed
| A cold trhite blade that cleaned and saoHe
Like splinter Of daylight downward thrown,
| Andfhe icent behind cloud
But the moon came out 50 broad and good;
| The barn fosCI woke and croaood-
| enrosgked his feathersin drolosy mood
And the brosv carl called his mate ia the scoot
That dead lag an The road
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-03
Revolution in Picture Making.
Ten Photographs far ilne lnllar.

II Ell u before the people that we are making TEN
IN PHoToGRAfHs for ONE DOLLAR, suitable for
tion All the new and popular styies INTRODUCED hsra
a word to Mothers; Bring along your babies ana
nave them taken, We have lots OF patience and will
use every exertion TO please you at
nOvl9-tf HIIGUFS, c.rrrpv
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For Rent.

T-N0R the yaar 1861, nice, comfortable tHo =.
L story Brick House, just completed and IN sz..ss
good order situated in Bynes Addition, West -
Nashville. For terms, &C, appy to
: decl-2yv GfssSeocK < NEwsosf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-03
State Of the City Bank, De
cember 1st, 1860.
ASSETS.

ASSETS.
Discounted Notes and Bills 81 494 ?:
state Bonds held By Comptroller 30 600 Ot
Stocks at cost viz: 20 Shares Com In Co.
81 Shares Bridge stock, ..-.--.---
IS % Lebanon Turnpike ,-.----------
1 - Memphis City Bond. .--...--- 324l .;
Due from Banks and Bankers no d
Cash on hand. viz:
Bank Notes and Checks. 1o,I2I o
sI63,eS6 L
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NE w BOOKS,
f. HAGiN / Co.,

HAVE just received the following by Express:
Life and Correspondence of Gen. John A. outmap
by J. H. F. Claiborne. Harper & Bro Pub . vols I2
mo- price 81 so.
The -Four Georges, illustrated. Sketches Of Man
ners, Morals, Court and Town Life, by W NJ Thack-
cray. Harper Bro Pub. vol. limo. price sloo.
Nicaragua Its Monuments, Scenery, People and
Romanees. Illustrated by loo original Maps and En-
cravings By E. G. SPUR Harper & Bro. Pub. / vol.
syo. price So So
The History of Heroditus, by George Rowilnson, VI.
Fl. Published by D. Appleton & Co. 4 vols svo price
So 90.
complete assortment Of Medical, Standard and
Miscellaneous Books on hand and for sale by
novl4-tf F. HAGAN & CO.,
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Penmansh p and Phoaegrapy.
7 AZ MOI pE,p

M Ill on saturday, the 9th inst
~ open class for teaching the x
above useful arts, IN Mr. Kirknanss - -
building, corner OF Summer and Union JSg~<zsEzzza
streets Hours 70 5, p NJ, md 10 8 1 night All
VINO Wsh TO JON the classes should secure seats with
OUT delay, as the room IS small and viii not aco,nTo
GATE large number. ga octzs-lf
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OVER 4oATS.

PHILADELPHIA Made OVER COATS, ard RICH
SILK yEIAET VESTS ~ private saie. An ;ayosco
Just received per Railroad, which VIII e offered 1or
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-03
PUBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant to call, a large number OF ciil-
gems of Nashville and Davidson county, as
sembled at the Court House at IL O'Clock, A.
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Stew AtlUeEti5 emellts.

Extensive safe OF SeaSGnable Dry Goods,
Hats, Bots. &c.
ON Tuesday morning, Dec-4th, at 10 O'Clock, Benz
~ F. shields x Co, will sell without reserve, fol
cash large assortment of Seasonable Coos, just re
ceived and arriving. BF. SHIELDS & CO.
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LIE MILL On The FLOSS a Novel. By George
Eliot Author of ssAdam Bede'' and scenes of CIeSSS
ca Lie svo Paper, so cents Library Edition;
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ROSA or the Partisan Girl From the French OF
Madame DE Pressense- BY Mrs ]. C. Fletcher IL
Muslin. ~
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TIE WOMAN IN WHITE A Novel By wIkje Col
Inns, Author of ''Antonina y ''The Queen OF Hearts
The Dead Secret, &c. With Illustrations by John
Edition EOto ready
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LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN A. oUITMAN,
AaSorGeneTal U. s A, and Governor Of the tate Of
Mississippi By J. F. H. Claiborne. 2 vols limo.
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STUDIES IN ANIMAL LIFE. BY Geo. H Lewis. En-
cravings. l2mc. Muslin.
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Murfreesboro'. Nov. a, 1850.
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WHEAT AND rAREs. A Novel. Emo Muslin

ITALY IN TRANSITION. Public Scenes and p-;,-o,e
Opinions IN the Spring Of 1850. III stratei by ON
cal Documents from the Papal Archives of the Re.
Muslin.
CHAPTERS ON WIVES. BY Mrs. Ellis Author of
Mothers Of Great Men" 12mo. Muslin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

HsyS I'd
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OLD DOMIMON SAVINGS BANK,
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREESBRIER COUNTY, VA.


The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the Of Chronc diseases upon
For many years the u Springs been
poy and used by persons their homes and experience
rom Heir ne uleH drunk f,,A nj etountrin.
These waters gently APTRIENT very decidedly
others gven them their high reputation their Gerd
tire oe her peculiar operative influences by which they
Orsrcos o toHs In the smaller vessels and hO,r NJ Doid
accommodations om diseased organs, thus producing the G6yd
hcs rAd changes dema1dedn almost n Chron
As an APPELLANT and Alternative the range OF disease to
which they applicable will he apparent to meda menuch
instance Chronic GgeccHs Of the 0ndc Bore Lrer,
kidneys, skin de- DC Upon the functions OF the
ally they exert MARKED effects stimulating those that inactive
and establishing healthy secretons in such as have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA and in Chronic rraton OF the mucous coat
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they are employed with the hppest
results.
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARREA Is Otter cured by them after other
dies have been Intellectually trieG.
To COsTvENEss OF the Bowels and to PILES they well
adapted.
unattended with Inflammation hey are ygIy I .eryesSble
liar ede their dherdtire influences onsn emnenty
NEURALGIA and the various FERROUS diseases when they are
the result Of organic draugemen treated with great
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy S coeyal with
the early history Of the Springs.
As palliative excellent eGec; IN GOVT their value has
In MERCURAL DISEASES peculiar affection that
from the abuse OF Mercury in affections full
course stands unrvaled In Its curative rowers
e Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal and ap
Probabilities Of the Waters furnished gratis, application to the
Agents.
az These Waters securely put Springs in glass bottles
being regularly furnished to the Agents in Richmond
rTo prevent imposition each bottle has the words GREEN.
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown in the glass without
Orders from individuals the throughout the United
States, should be directed to
PURCELL LADD &Co,
ap2T-dIc6m Genr Agents Richmond Va
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SPAIN.
The Count Montemolu and bis brother will be rein
stated princes of the royal family
THE JAPANESE

WASHINGTON, MAY lt.--The japanese Ambassadors,
and the principal officers, eight in ALL had an interview
with the Secretary Of State today. Mr.. Cas-, in the
name of the President extended TO them cordial wei
the country and assured them that the mission
on which they came one of great importance, and
duly appreciated by this Government He trusted
that the exchange Of notifications of the treaty would
suit in further development OF friendly commercial in
tercOurce which had already commenced and assured
them that whatever part of the country they visit they
will meet with cordial welcome. He extended to them
the Inequalities OF the Government and the people.
The ambassadors in reply said that they exceed
ugly grateful Tor the kind reception aud much pleased
10 make the acquaintance Of Mr.. CaSs. Mr.. Portman
acted as Interpreter to Mr. Cass Nacemra GOhatso to
the Embassy. They then produced letters from the
chief japanese Secretary Of Foreign Affairs to Gen Cass
written in japanese, Dutch and English They were
prouSe Of sentiments of amy and peace. The Ambas-
sailors expressed much gratitude for the kindness recev
ed and were pleased with their visit and welcome Mr.
Cass stated that arrangements had been made for their
reception by the President, tomorrow noon. They re-
piled that this would be agreeable them and that they
had no other official business to transact Tomorrow
they will visit the President in great state.
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5O slave my -'''' ''' HECTOR DAVE :"
ia22-du Aucl
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spALDING,s PREPARED GLUE

As accidents 'oHhdpps1 IN oeLrgriatsd Etnieptis
very desirable have cheap convenient way for repair
log Furniture, Toys Crookery, &c.
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Mr.. BELLS ACCEPTANCE.

We are authorized to state that the Hon. John Bell
while sojouruing in PHILADELPHIA ,gnifed his purpose tC
accept the nomination conferred upon him by the Con
.tiWtoul Union Convention lately assembled il IN.
yily OF Baltimore. formal announcement of the fac
will not, however be made until after his return Il
Nashville which, We understand will be al early day
-A4t IateIligeHcsr
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SECOND DESPATCH !

CHICAGO. May lG-Thc Convention met at noon
David Wilmot was elected temporary President, and
then the Convention took till o'clock
4 letter from Col Fremont TO Judge Staples of Cali
oruia positively declining the nomination published
to-day.
At the Afternoon Session, George Ashman, of Massa-
chl-etts WAS elected permanent Chairman The promi-
nelt candidates are Bates Lincoln, McLane, Wade Day
ton aud Seward. There a very decided feeling in op-
position To Seward.