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A PAsroR's REcREATIoN.-A brother wri.
ting to the Advocate and Journal says:
- do not mean to condemn recreation as
unlawful for a minister; but after thirty
years labor as a Methodist preacher, never
found any bodily exercise SO profitable for
body and soul as pastoral visitation. To
those afflicted hypochondria | would say. try
it; try it perseverlngy, and you will find il
a most capital cure"
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CLUBBING.

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copies Of any one o. more q ihe shove works. Thus.
Pour copies o. B1ekwood, Or o. one Review. viii be-
sent 10 one address or So; four copies oflts four Re.
views and Lakewood Cor $40; snd ~ on,
POSTAGE.-In III the principal Cities and Towns
these works will b delivered Pee u Polsrs When
ssnt by mail, The Postage 10 sny part Of lhe Uasd
states will be bot Tw emf -four Gents ye3tiof
BlsekwooJ, snd but Fourteen Gents q year for
each Of The Reviews.
N.B.-The prize in Great Britain Of the Eve Peri.
ojieals above named is So ~ snasm.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS

70, ne euye III afsenFa, coidg, TndigflfioH DE-
Pspsia .lisadeeht. Dsbiiiiy, Hssknsss,
&c. 4e. &c.
PoR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper
Published In Augusta, Georgia.
DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN. Literary Editor.

DIX. ID. LEE, AgncuNufal EDITOR.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
THIS is the title Of Weekly paper, devoted TO Ag-
Il rieulture, Literature and Al, which am publish.
ing in Augusta. Georgia. II will be in quaHo form Of
eight pages folio siLe--each issue 10 contain forty
umns Of natter II will be in general slyle similar to-
aud in size somewhat larger than the New York Led
GER Il will be published on good book paper and will
lie 10 mechanical execution 10 the best style Of typo
graphical arr In utility i will be ~ that The best az
rcuura science aud practical knowledge u the south
can furnish weekly visitor 10 The homes o. South
ern planters and farmers il will be more useful and
acceptable 10 hem than any monthly Journal Of equal
merit.
Ny aim Is 10 establish paper that will be sihiele
Of information that will be useful to Southern planters
aud farmers, and \ repository OF Southern thought.
Imagination and taste in The realms q Literature and
Art; and 10 obtain for u such an extent Of patronage
and success will justify The most liberal compensa.
lion to oil il contributors Able and experienced edi-
lors ore engaged and step ale in progress secure
contributions from The most pleasing southern srller.
Of both sexes Much lslent talent will be brought 10
light. aud furnish agreeable surprises 10 southern
people.
"FulI many gem Of pulssi ray serene"
will fash before the sdmring eyes, and gene
rous glow 10 southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will be DR.. Daniel Lee the
disng he'd Professor Of Agriculture IN the University
o. heOfgtaed0f Ter many yeafs pass o. the 0oulhefn
CUIliyalor, and leading contributor 20 many North.
EN- agricultural journals u The highest reputation
The Literary Editor will he Nj. w. w. Mann, 81
this city, accomplished ritter, o. hne taste and seho
larry attainment, who. having retired Iron the active
duties Of the legal profession. spent many years IN Eu.
rope and for several yeas the Paris correspondent
o. the National lntellgeneer aud Southern Literary
Messenger.
Terfas--Gash 10 advance, 81 year.
Bills current 10 the state IRON which they are sent
received a. par
JAMES GARDNER.
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War THrY 20 u LowFLL.--ln Lowell
there are twelve corporations, with az aggre.
gate capital 81 100, O0n. owning hity.two
fart0fy bgildings, containing over four hun.
dred thousand spindles and twelve thousand
looms, with other machinery IN proportion.
employing sigsy.tspea hundred women and
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SOUTH LOWELL MILLS
AND
WOOL CARDENG MACHINES

Ten Niles Southeast Of HilIsborough.
THIS notice is 70 announce that my Carding Ma.
n chimes will bc ready 70 commence operations by
the FIRST q June, and that an prepared 10 10 al
Tie usual work Of Carding Machine at the shoiie.,
notice and in the best manner. The Wool mus, BE-
brought 10 the Machine 10 good order-one pound Of
clean lard or oil 10 ten pounds Of wool. will warrant
my machines 10 give petfecl satisfaction.
Ny FIGURING Mills are also in full operation, giyina
good satisfaction any mills in the county. ! TO-
sile ny former customers 10 give me another call
HENRY II. GATES.
May 80. H-
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FIELD SEEDS


ORCHARD Grass, Herds Grass Rsniucky Blue
" Gslss. Native Green Grass. Red CloyeI, White
Clover, Timothy, Lueefne, for sale a the
DRUG STORE.
February ~ 90
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wines aud i.iquor..

500 bsls rectiaes ahs<y, % - .ss~sssts do
- do E0sssasaa CO. AZ ise Pssz irAuly y. a- -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

Gs- During last week and the week be-
fore. no less than four churches were de-
str"yed by fire in Lincoln county. A half
witted fellow, named IsHAM p. RuDD, was
suspected of having set fire to them, and On
being arrested. confessed the crime, and gave
up "a number Of books and other articles he
had taken from one of the churches. The
Fayetteville Observer says: He said his
object bad been To burn every Church in
Lincoln county, that vas over ten years old,
as he thought that was long enough for such
building to do service, and he had given
himself six months in which to do the work.
He WAS placed in Jail i'll this place last Tues
day" Charity Academy, near one of the
church"s. was also burned.
+. S.-The still-houses were left un-
harmed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14
DIR. KINGS DlsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

xeAa<. DR.. KING .IOrmsriy Il New York Tor
iHEAZlS the hstfour years .! Louisville, kcH-
0cky, anu who has devoted bis att ntIn 10 tn treat
aent 4 private dIsea- Tor nVtF 30 years Ia
naself, having -ticnre Ia a TRctce tor many
cars, znsi CARED thuusaa ne Is eHab led
+ cure all diseases o! priv L nature, u tier
ow bal IN may b. from ihia-ltOus medi al Irvat-
emit, rem neglect II III n ..~u ur. Kings
RsPeHssry y No - pvajerrS street, betw CIter-
b an the square, cuEa story, where he cures All
lsets-s OF a PrtNats nature
GoSogKBgs cured without nauseogs med eiBes Os
teTferesce with business
SrSICTURks of oil or recent dale, ehectually cured
Few days, by operation which causes
pin Where a Structure eXl Is health Cannot be
6Joyei- Perhaps no disra-e Causes more mischief
hd aniermiaes the constitution So much.
SNPzIus th all the diseases Il the skiR, growing
u ~ nes icct or bad treatment be e.iectu4ly
dred IN fes days
SEMINAL wE,xSEss Particular attention having
cen given 10 tbs disease aud all the consrQa
rowing cut OF 1t, brought on Ia many cases by the
essive indulgence q the plssions neglect hich
M andefnlne the Constitution, rendering the sub
ctaaatt" Tor basiarss or society, and causing prema
are Old age.
Pennies who may be iAbOring with any diaiouIIy
the womb may rest assured OF INN ediaie relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing ana stating
7ieir cas-, With lee enclosed. tirect-d - lsr A
ing, No - pesdorick strcef, Nashville, Tenn. Will
ave ue necessary the ilctnes thelr address
an necessary directioas Strsct srcr,c, observed
nlce hoats from o'eiok IL the N, sruing until " IA
le evening maySo-isdASiy
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Sherin,s Sale.

DY virtue of the authority conferred, by the
ID hereinafter described venditioni expoDaS to
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
DAVIDSON county Tennessee at its January Term,
1860, will expose public SALE the highest bid
der for cash, the Court house Yard gate ia i G ~
Nashville, saturday, the 9th day of ~, 1860,
ali the right, tte claim, interest and estate, which
Cnas. r.. ii MIrun has and 10 tue following d.
ser bed property to-SIt: one negro Woman named
hIIty aged about 40 years one negro Man named
Aaron, aged about 10 years; and one other negro
Woman named Nancy, aged ABOUT ~ years, levied
upon b. h. Branch, iepaty Sheriff. as the property
OF CuIs. f. b. Martin, to satisfy three Judgments
rendered in said Crcuit Court in favor of Jas.
b. CrIighcdd aad oae In fAvvr of ". NJ. Bricn vs..
Edward lawrence and Z. r IL. Martin.
AISO.-At the same time aud place, will expose
sale, the highest bidder for cas- the following
negroes and property To wit One negro Man named
HartSell, about 40 years OF age, OF black complex
0a, aud Two three year old horse Mules of by coil
o., lie sed on by John b. Murry, Deputy Sheriff,
tie property of C. +. H. Martin, 20 satisfy vendi-
IIoui expouas, from the Ctrcu { Court OF Davidson
couaIy IN IA of NJ NJ. Bricn against l.. Law
renee aud q. r.. Martin
At.S0.-At the same time and place will expose
- SHE tue highest bidder for cash, one negro
Girl named Nell, aged about ~ years, OF Copper
compile xiou, levied the property Ui r. Ii.
Martin by Z. c. Drake, Deputy Sheriff, 80 satisfy Il
venditioni exponds issued by said Circuit Court "a
OF II. Chiidred, Sr., against e. Lawrence x Z.
l.. H. Martin. Saie within lawful hours.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
Sheriff OF davidson county.
.....s { &c g SG Sss SssHr. Deputies.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

New ORLEANS, April l3.--Cotton quiet
Sales to-day 1000 bales; Middiiug 104a1l;
sales of the week 28,5e0 bales; receipts of the
week 81, 600 bales, against 10000 bales du-
ring the same time last year; exports OF the
week rs 600 bales; receipts at this port ahead
of last year 459 900 bales; at all Southern
Ports $50 900 bales; stock ut New Orleans
$50 500 bales; Flour dull at 50a5 75;-
Whisky 20; Star Candles 10; tobacco frm;
Coffee firm; sales of the week 1000 bags at
l23al3A; stock 1900 bags against So
bags at the same time last year; Freights GU
cotton to Liverpool 1882 Exchange un-
changed. E=l5ss Ilsits-I - 1855 - -
Arrived-Msverick, from New York ~
NEW YoRk, April 13--The Shipping List
quotes Cotton dull; middliBg Orleans II 3;
Freight to Liverpool 7-32; Tobacco unchang-
ed; Sugar dull. declinen ARRIVALS being
large: molasses in good demond and steady,
quotations unchanged - sterling exchange
esass; Francs 5.163a5, 17i.
New YORK, April 13--Coston is without
material change; sales 1900 bales; upland
middling liz. Flour firm; sales 500 bbls.
at 5-35. Corn duh; sales $4,000 bushels ut
74a77. Mess Pork 17.6S for new. Coffee
firm: Rio l34al3A Molasses-Porto Rico
49a42. Sugar dull and unsettled; Porto Rico
St; Cuba 5aa64.
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SATURDAY MORNING. Arm. I: IA, ls6
THE CaFpER AND JOYCE SrABBrxo ARA

The CAKPER AND JOYCE STABBING AFFAIR.
About O'Clock last Wednesday night,
JONI JORGE, an FRESHMAN, with all of an
Irishman's weakness for the crayther. was
seriously stabbed by young man named
JOHN CAKPER. at Mrs. GoRMAN's on Front
Street. The case was up before the Record
er's Court yesterday, and the circumstances
of the affair, as detailed by the principal
witness, are substantially these:
On the night in ques ion, the two JOINS
and the wife of john j., (who has MT been
living with her husband for the last three
months, on account of his inclination 10 drink
and his dissemination to everything like
work. were all in at Mrs. GORMAN's. JOHN
G. invited Mrs john j. to take a glass of
lager beer. Mrs. JOHN j. declined both the
invitation and the beverage. Pretty soon
JOHN c. duplicated the request. Mrs. JOHN
j. this time accepted the beer, and having
taken it on" began to "spin around as if
she were going to dance" Whereupon JOHN
j.. who was sitting by the fire, made cheer
full and afftctionate remark to Mrs. JOHN ]. in
the Anglo Irish tongue, which, when trans
lated into English means ''d-n you, quit
that and sit DOWN." JOHN G. observed to
JOHN J. that he ought to be ashamed of him
self for abusing q woman. JOHN j. said it
was none of JOHN C's business how much
he abused Mrs. JOHN J. JOHN G. intimated
that he made it his business to see that no
woman was abused in his presence. JOHN j.
then jumped up and rushed upon JOHN g
(who was leaning against tue bedl. and as he
had "borrid majesty upon his fierce 'front.'
aud his fists doubled up, JOHN c. naturally
concluded that JOHN J. was going 10 whip
somebody. Accordingly JOHN G. made ready
to come to time, and when JOHN ]. got in
comfortable knocking down distance, JOHN
G. went into him with knife, something
of that sort, and gave him five or six touches
of chain-lightning phlebotomy in the back
and shoulder, which brought him to the floor.
Dr. HURLEY was then sent for to dress JOHN
is wounds During which operation, Mrs.
JONI asked JOHN j. ii he did want drink.
Singularly enough, john J. said Fo
Mr.. CARPER entered. into a bond Of 81 900
TO appear at the next term of the Criminal
Court.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

The KEYMERER CONCERT-The concert of
Prot KEMNERER at Odd Fellows Hall was at
tended by full house and gave universal sat
isfactIon. There were about two hundred pu-
pills upon the stage, and when the curtain
rose aud the little folks all at once raised
their bouquets as they bowed greeting TO
the audience, the stage seemed as if sudden
ly transformed into a sea of gay flowers. The
young vocaliSts acquitted themselves in the
most handsome manner, and several of thu
pieces were lOGdIy encored.
Prof KhMMERER's second concert will come
of this evening, when there will no doubt be
another crowded house.
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From HalfIaaore.

BALrmoRE, April l2.-fhe Union Mass
Aeeuag this afternoon vas largely attended
and quite enthusiastic. IL was addressed by
Coleman Zealot, John 4. Kennedy, William
Price, J. Morrison Harris aud others. fweaty
delegates we're chosen 10 represent the eity
Ia the State Convention Of the Constitutional
Union party Which meets here on the Isth
Toe meeting adjourned 10 Aoaumeal Square
where n l. nos 10 progress Hoa. Richard
w. Thompson Is one III tie speakers.
The heavy rains caused considerable dam
age oa The line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
The banks Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
eaasl- we're Submerged. A. the latest ae-
counts. ho~evvf, the water sss rapidly ses-
aiding.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14


RIcaNoNn. Va. April IL. The Henry
Clay statue Was inaugurated 10 day. The
ceremonies were very imposing. while The
military display Has the narst ever witness
ed here. Tie crowd of straagers Was i'm
mense. Mr.. Bafboar's oraIion VAS - master
ly tribute 10 Mr.. Clay. Tue statue Is =
beautiful work OF ART
ST. Louis, April. l3.-A sreStle-woFk on
the ST. LOUIS. Alton. Chicago Railroad gave
Nay II 10 O'Clock last night. precipsGsting
an engine, baggage ear aad oae passenger
ear dowa an emlARkment. killing tao aHd
lnjuring several whose names are anasccl-
tanned.
TIE Poaey Express from San Franei<co
the Sd reached 81 Joseph ~ o'eioek tbs
afleraoon. bai while the dispatches were
being opened for Transmission, the Eastern
line broke aosE bet9zkn Kansas city snL
Leayenx ORTIZ Ii viii be up u tbs nipFning.
River News.
LsrasyrsEK, April Is.-Tte river i rising
rapi aly viii ia fess xalsr "a he ean=s Aaa
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The ssUnIOn Party

INDIANAPOLIS. April l2.-The representa-
tivcs of the Constitutional Union Party of
Indiana assembled here to day, and appoint
ed delegates to Baltimore. They also select
ed Central Executive Committee, aud
unanimously adopted the following resolu-
lions That John Mclean, of Ohio, and John
Bell. of Tenn. be represented as our choice
for President and Vice Presideni.-That we
will cordially support any conservative ma
tional men who may be nominated by the
Baltimore Convo ntiun,
Richard w. Thompson and John ]. Hay
den were appointed delegates at large. and
cue delegate from each Congressional Dis
tIict was appointed to represent the party at
the Baltimore Convention.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14
rom Frank Leslle's Illustrated Newspaper, New
YORK, July 30, 1852
Passing Notice.

THK HOUsEkEEPEK' FKIE>D.-SPAIDfSG PEkPARE
;Lux-Ths admirable addition to our standard house
loId economies will be hailed by all good house
Sives as boon long wished for, but hitherto unaf-
aimed. spaIdings Prepared Glue is perfectly adapt
ID for those timely repairs TO household wares fur
hitare crockery and for fancy work that IS almost
lily denAHaed by the experience If every house
Keeper chemically held IN solution, will with
aand the Of climate and time, retains its full
strength, ami Is pat mp in saug convenient bottle
With brush, all for t~enty-hve cents ON beng
.pped the chemicals rradily evaPorste and the glue
,ecomes nrm quick, and adheres with the tenaeity
f the best cabinet max ers glue. For WOOD lesth-
r other ARTICLES where glue is ever used Is Just
he thing. We have tired 1t and speak by the card
n the country il will be invaluable, and nobody III
ne city will think Of doing without il. II Mr. Spaid-
ny desires 20 become candidate for the Presidency
,ud his friends STICK Like lis glue, he viii be sure Of
n election. apr3-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

STRENGTH OF ICE.-FrOm experiments late
ly made in Germany for the purpose of test
ing the strength of ice when pond or river
is frozen over. it appears that when its thick
ness is an inch and bali it will inst bear the
weight of a single man; when about three
inches and a half it will bear adet1chment Of
infantry with their ranks rather wide apart;
with thickness OF four and four -tenths inch
es,eight-pounucrs Can be conveyed over it on
sledges; live and twO-tenths inches will bear
twelve-pOund-rs; eight inches will bear TWEEN
ty-iOur Founders; and thickness of twelve
inches will bear any weight.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

cs- Some of the Opposition party out in
Warren county, Arkansas, want Tom. w.
NAL, OF the Warren SHAbeaa, to run for the
Legislature. Remembering the virtuous ad-
mirations Of his parents, TON declines TO run.
He says he is proud TO be a member of the
Opposition party, but does MT desire to be-
come politician. Tox is right.
.whai conscience dictates 10 be done,
Og warns not 10 do,
That te aoh the mere than hell 30 shun,
or more thsn heaven pursue"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

RAILROAD CoNsOLIDATIoN.--We learn from
&. W. 5. BRowN, Esq, General Ticket and
Freight Agent of the Little Miami Railroad,
that the Little Miami aud the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroads have been
furnished hy him will be good on either
road.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

The Hartford Times let's out the following
pent-up genius of "a scholar of that city. who
astonished his school-mates by the following
composition: COMPOSITION - Once upon
time there was profit named Elisha, was
walking out one day, when some small boys
made prJfane and faceshus remarks onto his
bIwld head; whereupOn he caused she bears
10 devour the small boys. This was the first
time that man was ever known 10 bear chill
dren."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

ErThe theatrical entertainment gotten
up ior the beaefi Of Ne. WALTER KEkBLk
went on hnely. We intended 10 say some
Thing commendatoEy Of the acting, Ike, on
tie occasion, bat want Of space iorhids.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

&c The firm of l.. ID. STICKNEY e Co.,
Publishers of the Memphis Enquirer, was dis
solved on the 10th inst, AIR. STICKNEY
retiring. having sold his interest in the es-
lablishm mt to DIR. SoLoS BoRLAND, who will
hereafter manage the business of the Office
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

GRAND LoDGE, l. o. o. F.-The Grand
Lodge OF Tennessee, 1. o. o. F., day before
yesterday elected the following officers for
the ensuing year
Grand Maslcr-M. ID. CALDWELL, of Ores
den.
Deputy Grand Master-R. II. BARRY, of
Nashville.
Grand Warden--R. a. WILSON, of Eagle
Vile.
Grand secretary-THos. L. MARsHAL, of
Nashville.
Grand Treasurer-G. W. CuSNIxGHAE, of
Nashville.
Grand Chaplain-W. E. JEWELL, of Lewis
burk.
Grand Representative 70 the Grand Lodge
ol the United States SrIrH RICHARDSON, of
DyersLurg.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

A Lady, in reply to some guests that prais
ed the mutton on her table, said: 'On. yes,
my husband always buys the best: he l.
great epcac." This reminds Of an old la
dy who. in describing the sudden death of
her husband, said The died in AN aftcr-clip-
fitn
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81, 800 saved by being Insured with
Nash a. Mari.

The subscriber desires to state to the pub
lie that he has this day received from Nash i
Mari, Agents of the Home Insurance Compa-
ny of New York, the sum of twenty-five hun
dred dollars in full payment of my claim for
loss by fire on the 10th inst, under its policy
issued to me.
Thanks to the Company aud its Agents for
this prompt and timely settlement.
GEORGE GREIG.
NASHVILLE. April Is. 1860.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

Es-The Gassste learns from NJ. GREIG thai
the IRE on Union Street the other algh
(which broke out in the rear Of Mr.. G.'s con-
fectionery store,l was most probably the
work of an ibeendiary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14
COmnlerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. April IA, 1860.
COTTON--Sales yesterday of few small
lots at 4GS9!c p ID. FL
TOBACCO.--Sold at A. Hamilton's Sc
bids at prices ranging from 8 90 to l IS per
cwt.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

Total number for three months, 1902
The value of this number of slaves is fully
50 692, 900.
The total arrivals of slaves in the State,
during the period named, must be at least
ten times the number at this port?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14
Chancery Sale.


Thos. Foster and 4. >. Chatham Hugh Scott
and others.
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, at November Term 1859, IN the above
named case, will proc ed TO sell public sale the
Court House in this city on
Saturday the 3Ist of March, 1869,
That beautiu I'll residence the side OF The Buena
Vista Turnpike road near tue city, now occupied by
DR.. Scott, together with the grounds attached, dyd
ing the same iatO Lots, and Continuing the sale until
enough shall have been sold to pay satisfy the
decree in said These grounds will be subdvd-
ed before day OF sale and ats IF the same may he
found my office for examination aud distribution
aud purchasers or those otherwise interested are in
vitei to call.
TERMs-Credits of ~ and is months notes 10 be
with factory personal security, lien
be and sale from equity of redemption
nIar1-td J. E. GLEAYkS, C. A.
POSTPONEMENT.
Sale postponed TO Saturday the 18th of
April, 1850. J. 4. CLAWS, c. a. IL.
JIa-o-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-14

~ Read the following let er from Clergyman,
veil known in West Tennessee, North Alabama and
fEXfRACT1
oKADSE, Miss, january, lse0.
aessrs. CLARK FULLER:
II did not think you were troubled with more
estinoHIaIs than you End time to read, woui send
word IN relation to what yOHr Am0rosial Oil has
lone for Su1ce il to say thatI had been suf r
n with hoarsshess, obstruction is the Bronchial
ubes, for man years ID II was getting SO bad that
cou Id scarcely Ill my appointments Your Ambro
bal OIL perfectly restored me, and now work
Without difficulty. -
apr3-tf REV. A. l. HUNSAKER.