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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

The CoNCERr-The Concert of the female de-
Partment OF the Public Schools of the third dis
tflct, Navy Yard and Capitol Hill.) under Prof.
joseph II Daniel, was really fine affair Not
wlthst1nding the inclemency of the weather, the
spacious hall was crowded to overhowing
Twenty-six pieces were performed by thirty i've
children in "A credtable style, elicitiny FREQ uent
and prolonged applause. Thursday 10th instant,
is fixed upon as the time for the other three dis
tricts TO hold their concert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

Potomac FIsHEKIEs.-Resoluton are pending
In the Virginia Legislature, proposing to appoint
commissioner to be appointed by MARYLAND for
the purpose OF preparing bill embracing such
provisions as they may deem necessary and ex-
Pedient for the protection and regulation of the
fisheries in the Potomac and PocOmoke rivers. such
bill to be submitted to the next session Of the
Legislature of the respective States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

SEE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere OF the Gorsuc b
Chapel Sunday School exhib tion. The Island
folks always do these sort of things up most
rreditabiy, and we hear that the coming exhibit
affair of this sort. All who will be sure to be
present on Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

ERANDELL, 0PTICIiN.
~ no. 12S Bridge ST., Georgeto,cn,
Has constantly hand a large assortment of
French Nssr sighted, Perlscopic, Col eA%
ored, Snd all other SPECThCLES, ofSSS -
the best quality, in gold, silver, STEEL and German
silver frames. y. Bod flames Repaired and
new glasses Eetin them TO order. no Iq-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

CENTRE MARXET.-The supply this morning
was not up to the average, and was princi paly by
licensed dealers In the sheds the offerings were
of good quality aud the prices not above those of
the past week. The demand was light and sales
small in proportion. The market was cold and
unpleasant, of course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

CULPEPER AND ORANGE LANDS. The Blue
k1dge Republican says: - We will state that we
irayeied on the cars, few days since, from Alex
andria to this place, with gentleman from Wis
consln, where the lands are so fine He expressed
much disappointment in the Virginia lands, until
he got in the neighborhood of Brandy Station
when he began q express very different opinion
" hen he saw Il = farms of DR.. Harris, Col Ross
and that of Mr.. J. mes A Beckham he was lavish
in his encomum When we told him that there
Rere many other uch, all through Culpeper and
Orange, coupled it'll fine water deli GbtfnI eli
mate and health. e seemed to be surprised that
everybody did not tile there,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04
iARGAlNSt

Il HAVE just received an invoice Of New Goods,
c1nshstIng OF CLOTHS, DOEShISS. CAS- a.
SlMERES, and vkSIlNGS, 20 which
cal the attention of my customers and the M
pubic generally. l will make them up al VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

THE FRENCH OPERA CoMIoUE. which opens
here on Monday night, for one night only, is said
to be very rich and racy entertai nment, well
calculated To dispel the blues and restore the hu-
NOR organization to proper equilibrium. AS the
troupe only performs one evening here, the thea
ire Will no doubt be densely crowded on that oc-
casiOn, and we advise those who wish to have a
comfortable time of il to secure seats in advance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

CRIMINAL Court The Court met this morn
az CLOCK: Me srs Darlington and Lloyd,
counsel FOR VIM BoyC lately convicted of steal.
ing slaves, appeared efore Judge Crawford to
argue molten for ne trial of the cause. The
Pflncipai grounds in u motion We're alleged to
De mat the verdict w CHI convicted BOYD was
contrary to the evidence ELECTED at the trial; that
II was contrary to law, and contrary to the in
Strucslons of the Court. The argument was opened
by Mr. Lloyd, who was followed by Mr. Guild on
the part Of the United States who was addressing
the Court when our report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

REFoRrs OF TIE PoLICE.-The weekly report
OF the West Lookup shows the names of Hugh
Ionnor and Jas. Thomas, drunk and disorderfy,
Who Were sent 10 the work house for ~ days each
John Roberts paid the fine and costs assessed by
the law in such cases
The Seventh Ward police report-Julia Fleet,
coiored, profanity; fine and costs Patrick Coulan
violating the license law; dismissed John Boul-
din, for throwing stones, and VIM Gibson for
ssrlnS q dog on cow, were each ordered by
Justice Cooper to pay fine and costs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

EgIn glancing yesterday across the re-
cent speech of Senator Andrew Johnson on
the Homestead Bill-we hadn't the remotest
thought of reading iti-our eye was caught
by the outline of poetical quotation, which
on closer inspection we found to be a stanZa
or more from Macanlay's Horatius. iniroduc-
ed By the Tennessee Senator as follows:
To show what was the policy of Rome in
her most prosperous days. viii read pOr-
ton of one of the old Roman lays translated
and published by Maeaulay."
And then comes the quotation. OF course
no one would think OF making any serious
mention of the literary blunders of Andy
johnson, yet the mingled simplicity and
gravity with which he represents Macaulay
as the mere translator of his own production
is not little refreshing, for we suppose that
everybody who knows anything al all about
the Lays of Ancient Rome" knows that
they are not TRANSACTIONS but creations, Hora
thus being Macaulay's jast as completely as
Hamlet is Skakspeare's. We advise Andy to
spell out his classical references before be
undertakes to read them, if he t0itL attempt
them-Lou- Jour.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

Road.
Yesterday the construction of the track Of
this road was commenced at this place, near
its Intersection with Clay street, and the rails
were laid a few hundred yards. II one can
judge from the material for the track, this
will be prob ably the best constructed railway
centering here. The rails are beautiful spe
cimens of careful manufacture. from the Ores
cent Works, Wheeling. Va. aud the cross-ties
of the best white-Oak. bewn TO surfaces that
average, for the most part, ten inches across
The track will not be fastened 10y the COM
web of the rails. and so laid that the joints
shall be between the cross-ties. and not upon
them, as is the case when fastened by the
chair
We are glad to chronicle the laying of the
first rail UPON this road, by which, we antici-
pate, there will be added to our trade new
country, that now deals entirely at ST. Louis
aud Louisville. Are our merchants awake
to the advantages which this opening thor
Ougkfare will cffer them! 1t will open
speedy route for the yet undeveloped iron
country ON our west, through which it will
run, aud the vast passenger travel between
the North and South which centers at New
Orleans and Cincinnati We long to vel
come the, thrilling whistle OF the locomotives
upon this road, coming and going, hearing
precious freights aud souls, to and from our
beloved city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

THE CIRCUs.-SPALDNG & RoGERs' cele-
brated Circus reached town yesterday. and
called out large crowd last night. The
company now connected with this circus is
said to be one of the very best that has ever
been to Nashville, numbering among its mem
bers come of the most daring and skillfui OF
performers The Memphis papers speak of
the company in the highest terms of praise.
Our Bluff City neigh5ors know what's what,
As general thing aud when they say AM
thing Except abe state of things in their
midst,l Is good, 1t is apt 10 be 80.
Messrs SPALDISG & RooERs viii give after
noon and night performances until Wednes-
day night, when they will strike out for some
other field of operations. See advertisement.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
LovejOy and Logic.
The Tribune having said of Lovejoy's speech

The Tribune having said of LovejOy's speech
ait has rarely been excelled for the terse-
ness and manly yigor ofits logic"
The Ttm,s replies:
I'VE have not been able 10 discover any
thing like logic in it. 1t is purely denucia-
tory speech-vigOrOus, vehement and coarse
"a collection and condensation of all the
odious epithets which have been heaped up
on Slavery and Shareholders since the agita-
ton of the subject began. It's pervading
purpose was evidently to lash the slavehOld-
ing representatives in the House into a pas
sion 1t was as insulting and offensive to
them as language could make it.
We consider Mr.. Love-
ioy. therefore to a great extent primarily
responsible for the disgraceful scene which
occurred. His speech was not called for by
any public emergency. 1t had no bearing
whatever on the question before the House.
1t was not designed TO affect any measure
D nding It's a m and its effect were to in
suit and exasperate Southern men-to feed
sectional passions and personal hatreds. and
to blow into blaze the slumbering Slavery
agitation. These the motives OF a fanatic
or a demagOgue-HOt of statesman.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
|OR PRIVATE DISEASES.

|fS, DR. KING formerly Of New York for
he iastEOur years Of Louisville, Ken
,,nu Who has dsyOt ii ais attention - Tia. treat
81 private diseases tor over 80 yelrs. d a tiers
|;lf, having attensie Is practice rIr So many
ahd cured 81 m tny thogstn ~ ae ia en- 10 led
| % all diseases priv IL nature ~ IA tier
al they may b ir1fa iniu igious sfi al treat
or rom Hsg ect af ia r Iva Dr. kiug's
|nslry Is No p DetIsri- street bstv e,sn Cher
| the squire, cOad st'ry, wucre h cures all
| ies OF pstyat nature
oRRHSA cdrei with sut nauxeOus medicines or
|eTenee wgln business
CURES at oil o. recent date, efectuaiIy cured
Where structure sai L he 18th cannot be
~ Perhaps aiseas. cluses more mischief
iisr.nines tn. constitution 81 much
HIS with all the disc..ses Il the ssin growing
neslrct or bad nsnt, can Dc eaecsu4iiy
la a les days
sSAL HE,KNkss -Parihuar attention having
:ivea IA tbs disease, s.Id al lac coass9
AZ out OF Il, brought On ia iatny Casss Oy the
otigs b sDlts Of iacousiierzte Youths tad ex-
IN iuig eacs Of ths passions, neglect " hi IA
iermine the CoIslltati On rendering Sue sub
atf Too b lssness or society aad causing pregna
|, "A age
| sic~ = no NAV be lsb0ring with any officially
Soano m ~ res. assured OF muesllt'e FelIei.
oas resi-!ing abroad, by sfttiIg aud STATING
as, vita a tee encia soI. direct ii % nr-
NO. . slsA iercN Stree Mas 4yii lie, fe nH., viii
hs necessary me lsctues seat to t5eir address T,
c. -ssafy III ectfJ1s strict s-cFscy observed.
Io1fs trOn O'clo X H. tue IA srutug uullt y In
eaiIs. ma! 3o-iadAgiy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

FANNY FERN is always scolding somebody
Now il is the use of "When | was in Paris
which gives her sensation brought in as il
is, on all occasions, whether the subject Of
conversation be books or butter, crinoline or
CHI ese. They who do this oftenest, remarks
FANNY. are they who have brought away from
Paris only its lowest vices and Alterations
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

RELEAsED.--E. J. MILAN. who was arrested
on a charge OF having stolen a horse and sold
him to A. MCGOWAN, two years ago, was
brought before Judge Turner by his counsel
j. b. PrrNAS. on n writ of ha5eas corpus and
was discharged from prison, there being no
proof to sustain the charge brought sgainst
him.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERrIFIcArEs

Enclose the amount Of money TO our address FOR
what you wish 10 purchase; name the LntteTy IN
which you ish 4 invested, and " Their you wish
%hoes, Halves or Quarters, or Egbths, receipt
of which send what Is oFdes ed by nrst mail to-
gsther with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing "A Printed Drawing
certified 10 by the Commissioners, will be sent with
a Explanation.
ss- Purchasers will please write their signature.
plain and give abe name OF their Post Oice ,connty
and State
ACCOMMODATIONS strictly on hdential
So Allprzes 81 ,00t ad under paid Immediately
yafter the Lrawtng-othei prizesatthe usua tineOI
forty days.
UPwood. Eddy Co.'S lotteries are drawn at
Aug usta 6eofgia, ani " Wilmington, Delaware
Address OFdrrsto fcketsor CertihcAtes by n
Express TO be lireetsdto
wOOn, EDDY x CO. Augusta Georgia
or Woo, EDDY a co. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Whining ton delaware.
as-CirculsFs eontaining schemes Tor the III
viii De sent free OF expense by addressing above
apr-o-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

oat the werld.
Ceaar "a New York
cents nerksttie.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

ON the American Baptist, New York, Aug 2. 1859
A immature wooden pagOda which We brought
on Burmah, having been broken while on ship
ard, We we're very Anxious 20 have i repaired,
Ia tried veras sSrts glue, but without SUCCESS,
our attention was called TO spaIding's Pre- ared
ue Id al 80 PIaIt street This Was found 70 an
yer the purpose. The PagodA appears no" TO be
|rougly ceuseated, and be ssea by calling at
y ONE Gi the American BAPTIST
laprIlIT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

NEw PAPER AT JAcKsoN.-Mr. GEORGE NJ
TALBOT has started Democratic paper at
Jackson. in this State, called the Fest Ten
n,esean. We hopeit will succeed better than
other Democratic papers that have been start
ed at that place,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

LosT-From the editsrial room of the
PATRIOT. the numbers of the Til Week,y Pat
rix from June 1st, 1859. up to about the
middle of March last. Elch number had the
name of the Associate Editor written in pencil
on the margin They were probably sold
for wrapping paper. ANY information con-
corning them viii be thankfully received,
and suitable reward will be paid to any
body who will return all or part of them.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
Jenny Lind Saloon
AND
Pistol Gallery.

~ a Mzcs5I. ! Cas- 1eans I1Hd Szsssss zsst rs
Il. Eai sseIiaxy. liars stsEx II 50 Izss 4s<1es
1aiiasnss sosasE ii Szts7 saa EAeEsg - sssss
sgsa So saa nlzzl. IaF tAs Eezs<szse1 e ssszzeF
las pFeffss 8<eats fef tae sss Il IseEE tsaa
fshEss. Czas tas-lzz<tAsfs. aaa tzlzs zat fzsssas
ss 1ssstss1ssE<sea Ha4Aaz4cssEs ssssls-l
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

FATHER MATHEW. the great apostle of tenn
pcrauce i. to have a monument in the New
York Central Park. The temperance folks
are now taking up subscriptions to pay the
eropn-es
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OkALnsE, Miss January, lSe

OKALnSE, Miss January AooO-
essrs- CLGzK FrLIEE-
If did think you were troubled with more
ItiaonI1s than goa lad tine To read, w0uli send
q word in relstou 70 what yoar AmoFosiaI Uii has
ne f,r me- sii-e it % say LhatI had been sui r
with a ,arssazss Obstruction II the BrOnch itll
pes, for many years. ID II getting 80 bad that
Ouli scarcely nil my appointments Your Aubro'
! Dil p-rfsctIy restored me, and nos can work
lhort diHicalty-
Apr3-I REV A l. HUNSAkEH-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

STEAM FIRE ENGINEs.-We notice that the
steam fire engine has been introduced in
Charleston. II will not be great while be-
fore they are used in all the large cities OF
thu. Union
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

ii BAKans FRnsH CORN MEAL. lass sseesea
Il sad Iof sale ~
BENZ. y. SHELLS,
arEnlk-u. ~ =, cellzss street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
Prom, Mexico.


NKw ORLEANS, April 23.--The steamer
Cahawba nas arrived With Havana dates Of
the 20th.
The captain-general has sent commission
er 10 Washington to confer with Toe Spanish
Minister regarding the capture OF the steam
ers in the Cult.
GALyEsTuN.-The Revenue Gutter Dodge.
from Vera Cruz of the l5sh, brings Eiger,
Secretary Ut the Legatlun, with important
dispatches ior Washington.
Airamou sent a bitter letter 10 Cass rela-
tive TO The captared steamers. The Cater
and Eiger are awaiting return dispatches.
from Washington.
WASHINGTON, ApIil Z3.-Aeaale.-
ings unimpurtant
Alioarned till Thursday.
Tue House refused similar adjournment
by vote Of liz against "a, and adjourned
I'LL Io-morrVa.
From X ansas.
LgAvESwoKrs. h. T.. Apr.l 2s.-Judgs
Peut SUSTAINED Tie motion - qaash the la
eletnlsas ia Ihc Case oI the rescasrs VI the
slave Cuariey.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. April 23--The river Is falling
slowly VIII d lest water In The Canal. AID 81
on the lalls.
Markets.
!. Nav oRLgASs. April ~ Cotton quiet
sales to-day se0o ossies; ii d ifing Is4sII.
Aolazses Sass; Flour qasel al ) s5a5 81 ! !;
Corn baoyaRt al 55A3J; Aess Pork dall a.
Is Is Ior aes; feeighls aud exchange ua-
changed
Nav fosx. April 23.--Fisar dail. The
ssr.s1ssr's meas caused an advance Of 5tI0s..
s.75A5.sa; corn 95k sTs. lard l0l4lll: Rio
e<lfse 49, aselassss, OTlszasas 4S; sugar Can
Aaseosado 5Iass.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

fhe popularity of tine MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
lSr, is spsxIeHsi=e with the civilization OF the
D.. OJher articles claim 10 Gii~uLGte pain and
Erssz-tbis cures Family Physicians, Govern
az HospiLals F.rriers, Planters Farmers Livery
10, AZ, nave particularly demonstrated this fact
|ogsh,uJ Ile soria- No article ever before re
Ee,i such Undivided praise and supPsTtfrOm Nedi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

FINE CIGARs--Go to the "Imperial" on
Deaderck street, and try some of CoFFEY's
fine imports cigars, which are unquestiona-
bly, among the lest 10 be had in town.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
e. A Il I'D ID Al ES.
1EcrIos on THURSDAY, MAY 24rH.
FOR Attorney Gensr..

We are altloflzs1 10 announce TIN. II. VIII
+ as a Candidate FOR Reelection e. the office Of
| ey Gsnerai IN ths skin Jadisia! District OF
see Election 2ItE day Of Nay, lsso.
Zp-td hSlu
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES Z
Esq, as acandilaLe for tue olhSs 81 Attorney
| Al OF the Siath judicial Circuit, composed III
Iiuaties OF Davidson, Sumpsr aud Williamson
bon next May. oos3-ts
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
RELIEF AND HEALTH I

hE4ziEf a ND HE.ALlH
Price - cents per BoTTLk
We aayeputupzndsoid
years, and cAS sAf, IN
il, what We have never
any other medicine-NEV
A SINGLE INSTANCE. To
timely usedi Never did 4
OF dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de-
tious, and speak In terms =
tioR OF lis magics effects -
We speak in this matter 4
after ten years. expert
REFUrATioS FOR IHK FUIFIL
DgcLzKE. IN aimostevery
FAINT is suffering from pain :.
viii be found In lfleen or
the syrup is admins =
This valuable prepara-
Of one of the MOST EX- -
EULNuRSEs ia New Eng :
used with SEYER-FAIL :
THOUSANDS :
Notonlyrelieses the child =
sraIes the stomach aud .
ny and giFcstone and en-
TEN. IL viii almost ia
GRIPPING IN TIE :.
WIND .
sndovercomesonvgssi
remo'iied. end in death :
aud suKhzsT KksEDY INIHE :
DNSkNTERY AND DIAk-
whether ~ arises from 4
other cause. We would a
who has a child sailerins :
ing coanpidGis-Bu NUI -
CTS. NOR TIE PREJu =
stand Between your suffer
that Viii be sure e.,
"a follow he use OF thiE
used ,
fulliirectioHkfor usiEEs
bottle None genuine IN :
CURTIS & PERKINS. New
side wrapper.
Sold by drasgistst through
PRINCIPAL oEice No. "a,
IaHeTlSwiy Price rs
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Whole Tickets $40: halves SO; Quarters SIS
Eighths 50, 30
TILE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

Of Wood Eddy Co.'s Single Number Lotteries viii
take place ia public, as follows:
Class IL Draws on Saturday, May 5, 1860.
Class u Draws on saturday MAJ II, 1850.
Glass IS Draws ON saturday, May 10, 1860.
Class - Draws on Saturday, Nay 20, 1850
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
PACING RACE.

Two weeks from this day tue Association
will put up another purse of twenty five dol
lars tor the best trotter. We congratulate
the Association on the suspicious beginning
of its labors in developing the troteing stock
o. the State
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
River News.
ARRIVED.
April 22-Minnetonka, Paducah.

ARRIVED.
April 22-Minnetonka, Paducah.
23-J. Raymond, do.
DEPARTED.
Minnetonka, Paducah,
Red Rover, New Orleans.
River falling slowly, with about IL feet
water on the shoals.
The John a. Fisher is the packet for Padu-
cab to-day. She leaves at IL NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

Cigars and Tobacco.
$4,000 Henry Clay Cigars;
900 Nap leon do;
$500 La Competition Cigars, imported;
l5! 90 German Cigars, various brands;
loo Gross Smoking T,baeco:
50 Boxes Ianguorn X Armistead Tobacco:
rs j. A. Clay do;
25 do r ID. White do:
so do Tennessee Tobacco, various brands;
And many other articles too mum .rous to mention
j. x a.. SPERRY,
marl9-u 50 Market ST., Nash vile Tenn.
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DIVIDEND.

yvIDESD OF IHkks rxS CAN'T On the Capital
rex OF the NasIyiIse aad Chattanooga kaIl.
tompaay Was tbs day declared BY the Dirsc
II OF Ihs profits os the Last six tnoatas, laya-
! and after tLis foth inst, at ths one oI lhs
-rer in Nasty illc. W - GlEAvks,
I'm Treasurer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

@- All that has yet been heard from the
Charleston Convention will be found under
the telegraphic head.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24

Our fashionable ladies would seem to be
growing smart. for it was never before so hard
to get rou,,dtteHI They would seem, too, to be
grOwingprudish, for they never before kept the
gentlemen at 50 great dIst0nce-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-24
sheriff. Sale.

Df virtue af The authority Conferred, b. the
ID hereinafter described vetldioui e1puaas % Is
aiFeetesi and delivered from the Hegs. Circuit coart
Davidson county, Tennessee at lis January Terra,
fsso Nll expose Psbisc safe, The highest ks
der foF cash the CsuFt Esze fafa gate, ths q
Of Nashville, saturday. tie st day Of 8 fssa
al tie TtE. ttie claim. terrst aad estate, wtisch
Chas- D. II Aaritn has sa and - tae fsiissing d.
SCI bed property to-sts oas negro Aosnta Bansed
hisiy, aged ab al 30 years. asgra Azs named
AATva, aged shstii 20 years; sed Gas etiisr negro
Nsaan nanfsi Name aged about - years, let ed
apSn By X Branch, iseputy sheriff The property
q Cas- b Ii. Martha, - SATISFY three luagaaen =
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