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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-22

There are only two purposes for which
the Executive can call upon the military,
and employ force Of srms-the one given
above, aud for the defence Of the public
property. he is constitutonslly prohibited
from employment Of force Tor any other
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-22

From SO toSBa set. ''she has ons." Well thon,
isthere not some article that you can select from
this case full Of rich looking goods They ars not
Solid slver-that would be too expensive for these
HARD TINEs,-but of the best Double Plate, look :
ing just well Silver at less than ono-hth the
cost. Hare are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-22
old Wholesale and Retail bv

Gaylord Hammrnd, o. 8. aLackanzie, Wui. Fisks
T. W hackrldeFs and StroEg . Armsfrour. Clere-
and Ohio Roberta 3 SEmuel, Colun1bu1s W. 4 fIrs-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

The TuPros County CoUHr HousE.-The
bill-to locate permanently the seat of Justice
of Upton County failed ia the House yester-
day, by one vote. The gentleman who had
the bill in charge, G. ii. WHITMoRE, Esq, the
Representative from the counties of Fayette,
Upton and Shelby. sustained it with distin-
guished ability and energy, and if the meas
ure failed il was not for want of an able and
industrious advocate. His speeches was char
acterized by all the energy and power of the
finished orator, the frankness of the upright
legislator and the ingenuity of The skiliful
parliamentary tactician. To commanding
person, fine voice aud elevated bearing, be
unites fiuency aud elegance of language
and strong mental organization. which COM
bIned, place him in the front rank OF his
party in the House. To our mind his poll
tics are abominable, but be is one of the
first of the rising Democratic statesmen of
Tenn esee
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Comutercinl.
DAILY PATRio I OFFICE


COTTON-Sales yesterday of 81 bales at
10c; 4 at lois; 55 at 1875; 33 at 9sal0i;
80 at 9a114; rs at I04; and 3 at 1J:l5 p To.
hhdS. at 4:40; 2:45; 500; $50; 2:25.
WHEAT-Prime Rcd ami White, in de-
mand at 81 l0C@I %.
FLOUR-Dcmand active. Extra 81 00(9
7 10 R bbl.; Superfine S6@6 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags, So 81; SuperHde So,
per 50 lbs. These are Who'll, sale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c- q 80 lbs, aud 5Oc
p barrel.
BACON-Hams IOc; Shoulders 7kc; Clear
Sides 10; p ID.
LARD-we quote at 99lOc. p d. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
Seed 81 75; Glover Seed s5 5O(@6; Herd
Grass 81 25(9Sl so; Timothy Seed So 25(9
So 80; Clean Blue Grass 81 %, Stripped
Sis.
WHISKY--Rectifed 25927; country
brands 5O(G75c.
IRON.-reunessee- &c Band 7C97},
Horse Shoe Cd, Nail Rod 8, Boiler 81. Sheet
S4@94, Hoop S3@93. Plttsburg--Bar 50
Band 51CG6. Horse Sloe5, Nail Rod Sheet
5t96, Hoop 7@S.
NAILS.-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 so pei
keg, Skies 81, Fights So IL, Tens and larger
sizes So so.
DRIED FRUIT.-Appl es are selling at
81 35(9l 40 p bushel. No peaches in mar
ket.
E-GrassIzA9I4c .Jute I24 +; Cotton
Thread 224923.
LEAD.-7s cents b b.
SHOT.-Buck So 40; Drop 81 80 per Dag
Notwithstanding ST 90, and Rifle ]
90 per keg.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
pp Gflfgrapl.


WASHINGTON, Feb l-House-Pe
is elected Speaker, having received liz
votes. Briggs voting for him decided the
contest.
The President will submit a message rec.
ommendiug the construction of Pacific
Railroad as soon as the House organizes. No
particulars are known of the prospects.
The Senate Committee on Commerce have
agreed to report Clay's bill repealing the
fishing bounies.
The combinations were made by the SEN
ate: Gordon, consul to Valparaiso; Posey,
U. S. Attorney for Mississippi; TURNKEY, U.
S. Attorney for Alabama.
The Postmaster General has decided TO
substitute horse for coach service between
Yuma and San Diego.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 1.-The following is the
ballot which elected Pennington: Total num-
Der of votes $50; necessary TO choice 116;
Pennington III; McClernand So; Scattering
2e. The House organized and adjourned till
Friday.
Senate-Proceedings unimportant. Browns
resolutions come up Tomorrow.
Adjourned.
Steamboat Sunk.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 1.-The steamer Hickman,
bound from Cincinnati for Little Rock, is
sunk in The Arkansas river.
Sailed.
New YORK, Feb. 1.-The steamer Africa
sailed for Liverpool TO day with $50, 900, and
New Orleans mails of The 10th.
Not SignaIed.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., Feb. 1.-The steamer City
OF Manchester, from Liverpool. the llth, has
arrived here short of coal.
Heavy Gale.
HALIFAX, Feb IA heas gale is blowing.
There no signs OF the stealuer Americas
now overdue.
River News.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 1.-The river is falling.
with q feet 3 inches water in tie canal.
Markets.
New York Feb. Flour st .ady; sales 81
zoo bbls, at 81 50A4 s.. Mess Pork firm
bat unchanged. Whisky "a.
MEMPHIs, Feb. Receipt Of Cotton this
season up to date 27T 900 bale, against 262,-
900 bales at the same lime last season. To-
tai shipments 253, 600 bales a gainst 229 900
bales last year; Stock on hand % 900 bal es.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-noon. FIour-Sales
700 bbis at 5,60,5.70. Whisky 49,. Mess
Pork l6.50a17 80.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-Mess Pork. sales 600
bbls. SIPS. Flour has an advancing ten
dency. sales 1000 bbl-, So 6ta5 20. Whis-
key, sales 1910 bills. I94c. Sugar, 7faS3.-
Molasses. 45a46c. CUtfce, r. he. Oats 40.
NEW YORK, Feb I.-Cotiou dull and
heavy, sales 1000 bales MiddIhig Upland IL
Flour-the market tavors buys rs, sales 6000
bbls S4 )a4 So. Corn-sal'.s 5000 bushels
sOaS2A. Mess Pork SlSalS 124 for new
Sugar--Muscovado al.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Reliable Insurance.

We clip the following from the New York
Commercial Path Finder, for January, 1860:
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
As chronclers of the leading firms and in
situations which give to the city of New York
its metropolitan influence, it affords us pleas
ure to present to the patrons and readers of
this journal, the merits of the institution
whose title forms the heading of the present
article.
We learn that the recent enlargement of
its capital has met with the liberal patronage
it deserved, and that Notwithstanding the
active competition and numerous fires of the
past six or eight months, its business has
largely increased, and It's available resources
now amount to nearly million and half
dollars. It's published statement shows a list
of securities of undoubted character, and the
prompt and honorable manner OF meeting lis
losses. entitle il to still larger return for the
protection 1t affords. New Insurance Com
panies have multiplied in ratio altogether
disproportionate to the wants of the public.
and in their efforts to obtain business, have
been compelled to do il at low aud Iuinous
what judicious underwriters regard the low
est point Of safety. Sch competition, though
il may not result in immediate ruin, is none
the less surely imparing their resources; and
unless corrected, can have bat one termina-
tion-that of loss TO the insurer, aud bank
ruptcy to themselves. Prudent aud saga
cious men see this, and are beginning 70 re-
alize more than ever the importance of exam
lining carefully. not oaly the essefs of compa-
mics soliciting their patronage. bat also the
general character OF the business they are do
ing. While too many are attracted by the
casrpness of the article rather than its qualify
and sndeavor to persuade themselves after
procuring cheap policy of Insurance, that
the company viii hold out at least till its ex-
piraIon, the better informed merchants are
looking for insurance. in companies that are
not only good Ho,c, but likely TO remain 80
for longer period than the mere term Of
their policies. Let business men and proper
~ holders attend 10 their Insurance pers..nal-
w. and examine the detailed statements OF
assets aBd business OF companies asking their
patronage. as particularly as they do indi-
yidaai applicants Tor their confidence, and
they will hsd no sisiicnliy IA deciding what
companies are well conducted aad reliable.
A company really worthy OF confidence Is al
ways stamped with auniislaksble evidences
Of soundasss and ability to meet hoaogabiy
and iairly all its engagements
The officers Of The Home are fully eompe-
tent 10 conduct their widely extending bQsi-
bsss. and ihs hish character Of itr namrrvas
Board OF Directors. gives as entire condolences
la recommending she Company 70 our read
ess As every way reliable aud worthy OF their
patronage
80 NssH q MkRR. lasnraaee Agents. as
No. Is College Street. continues 20 take
Risks and pay Losses los .ais seii-ksoNn
company.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

BELL, PACE, LAVENDER & Co.-Merchants
going to New York to purchase supplies will
lind it to their advantage to call at The house
of the above firm, importers and jobbers of
staple and fancy dry goods. at SO Chambers
and IL Reade streets. They are all South
ern men by birth. one of them. Mr.. Law
ENDER, (familiarly known here as "DOUG Law
ENDER-') being a native of Williamson coun-
ty, Tenn, and the others of Virginia. Mr..
L. is not only a Tennessean by birth, but al
50 by nature-that is to say, as clever a fell
low a. you can find anywhere. See card in
another column.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

ROBERTS, RHODES & CO.-The attention of
merchants and others is invited TO the card
of Messrs. ROBERTS, RHODES & Co, of New
York. which will be found in this mornings
PATRIOT. The card is in answer TO an artI-
Gle which recently appeared in the Augusta
CJnfederacy. placing this firm among the Alb
olitionists. 1t will be seen that they indig-
nantly deny the charge made by the Conted-
eraey, and declare themselves to be thorough
ly conservative, and decidedly opposed to
Abolilionism, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Chancery Sale---W. il. Lucas
a
Saturday the 18Th Of February, 1861,

| DURSUA Nj to a decree of this Court in the of
i f. IL Cmldress, ST., VS.. w. II. Lucas anu otlers
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dress on Chart
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Chancery SaIe--W. IL. Lucas
bands

~ Court House, in Nashville VIII Oder "a public
sale, to Tue highest bidder. credits g. II Island
"A months; with Interest from dry of SALE the
OF 595S acses of land, which Washington K. Lucas
now resides, and formerly known the Edmund
Cratcher place.
parts may suit the defendant, and will continue
the sale until enough sill be s1li pay ad satisfy
tie decree OF this Court Of A. Allison, Admir-
&e, J. A Crucher and otAers for 81 ,46I ,o9 be-
sides interest and cost. The property Will be sol
without the right Of redemptiOT ana the purchasers
will be required to their with approved
secuFiiy, at the time OF the lie
Sale pursuant 10 Il decree oi.this Court at November
term, 1859, in case If A. Allison, Admir- james A.
CrutcheT and others, and lien be retained land
until paid for. j. +. GLEAYES, c. NJ.
jan. l6, 1860. I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
NASHVILLE. Jan. 81. 1860

At regular meeting of the Nashville
Lodge, No. Sc, l. o. of Good Templars, the
following officers were elected for three
months, viz: Thos. McCarty, w c. T Mrs.
o. o. Knight. w. V. I. Tom C. Crunk, w.
Secretary William Townsend. w. T. Ache
B. Moore, W. F. Secretary; John Ingles. W
NJ. f. l.. Winham, w. l. c.; NJ. VI. Him.
kle, Jr., W. o. G.; W. II. Morrow, W. Edit
tor Miss Emma Hide, w. e litress.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
The Confessions and Experience
OF A
VICTIM.

nEST6NEDfo for the beaeat, and as 1. warning md a
~ caution TO those who suffer IRON cebil.
iy. Indigestion, Iowness oil Spirits, want Of sleep,
premature decay &c ;as a canseO ueaee of youthful
imprudence, the baneiul habit OF scli-abase. Al
the time pointing oHtthe certain Of self.
cure.
By one who has suffered from the above cause,
and from misplaced confidence ii medical Aumbug
and qnaekery. Single copies sent (posi free) the
receipt OF astamped envelope, bearing the address
OF the applicant. Address,
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Esq,
dec13-3mdSw Bedford, Kings CO., y. Y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

OPERATIC CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-There
was not large audience at Douglas Hall
last night to hear the operate concert by the
Parodi Troupe, for the weather was quite too
unfavorabe for a general turn out. Parodi
was in good voice, and sang splendidly. The
other members of the Troupe acquitted them
s-ives with great credit.
The Troupe will remain one night longer,
and will appear tonight in Norma, when
PARoDI will receive complimentary benefit.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
.ss -: -. =

TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
. L Nashville and Louisville making close cpnpec-
'tiuns at Louisville Tor New York. Boston, Phladei-
ph.a Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo, Niagara
Falis Gland, Cincinnati ST. Lomis anu the Far
West.
ON aud Efaer SUNDAY, January ed, 1860, trains
will run "a Follows:
Firsttraiu cav Nashville at $50 .a daily stop
ping al GaIlatin Bowling Green, glasgow Junction,
ElztbethtoWn and all regular stations when signal
led by nag and arriving IN LOUISVILLE ~ 100
~ Returning, leaves louisville ~ : 90 T. NJ. stop
ping as above and arriving IN Nashville al o:o5
A. NJ - .
econd train leaves Nash vile at 1880 7. daily,
Sunday excepted stopping as nrst train and ar
irving in Loulsvslie at S:a0 +. NJ Returning leaves
Louisville z:l0 A. N, stopping above, aud ar
irving in Nashville at $3.50 4. ri.
t,aIiatin Accommodation Tram leaves Nash vale
daily (Sandass excel,tedl 3:15 T. a., and arriv-
ing IN iaIlatln at5I0P. Al. Returning leaves Gala
TN at 90 A. NJ, aud arrives in Nashville al 9lo
An. JSO. Is. ANDl1aSuNs suPt.
Al Field Gen Ticket Ag't jan25-itf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Nashville and Chattanooga II. Il.
Eass.g3 EsG - Axzs
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER
Sunday next, Jan. %, 1850,

Double Daily Passenger Trains, hast ana VEST
will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 1850, A n and :, ?. n.
CtMtNG WEST.
Arrive at Nashville a, $40, A ~ aud sac N.
A Ii rail- connection, ani gaorlest route 10 Boston,
n New Yor< Philadelphia, B4liiinore. Washing
too Charlestan, Savannah, Montgomery, New Or
leans &c. Passengers for the Esst aud Ssuth, oSer
the Memphis nd Charleston Railroad viii take The
p " tram from Nashville, shes viii 6 inject NJ
Chattanooga with the quick Train Tor Ashlngtoa
TAitsdeiplsia, New YORK, &c and AZ stevenson VITA
she fast train over the Memphis and Skai 10 TN
Railroad and is southern CONCESSIONS Passengers
far The Western and Atlanta Railroad cosGeeilaig
vita the oeefgia aad south "a osiaA Roads shi 80
,brs,.r witll.,uI deteHtion By taxing the so
traia from Nashville
fhroagh Tickets may be had Al any hour on appli
eaton 10 Ticket Agent, olse It Depot, 90 tbs toll
lossag assrss AMI AZ the toIisNiiug l'Ttscs, via;
N.sav lie Nes York, wa Shsrie-tsa. , { 50 %
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

THE THEATRE.-Mr. COLLINS is doing a
smashing business at the Gaieiy. He is not
playing to full houses, for the weather is too
unfavorable; but he is giving those who at
tend ten times the worth of their money in
Irish songs and Irish fun. Go down and see
him.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Criminal Court CLERK.

sd- We are authorized to announce CHARLES u.
HAYS as candidate for Criminal Court Clerk the
ensuing election. dec3i-te
sa- Meare authorized 10 announce JOHN SHANK
Esq.,, a Candidate Tor re-elec to the Office Of
Criminal CourtClsrk AT next March election myl7te
n We are authorized announce pr- L.
PATTERSON as candidatefor Criminal Goa It Clerk
atthe ensuing Marcel election. may2+ I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

CONCERT TO-NIGHr.-R emembaT that the
Grand Concert of tn Philharmonic Society,
comes off this evening at Odd Fellows Hull
1t will be most charming entertainment.
and no lover of good music in the city should
fail 10 attend.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

Gs- We had the pleasure of meeting yes
terday w. J. CoNGER, Esq, General Southern
Agent of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
who visited our city on business connected
with his road. He left early this morning
for New Orleans.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Part of n. a. NlcNairy Farm
g. Acres.

DURSU ANT TO a decree OF the Chancery Court
i Nashville in tie case Of Amanda A POI ter
K C. McSairy aud others, will offer at public sale
at The Court House in this city
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1860,
sixty-two and 90 poles IF land lying ON the
West side Of the Franklin Turn Ike Road miles from
the city-ihe same being part Of the N A NeNairy
farm and being LotsNo 1, 2, in the plan OF the
division of said farm Said land fronts the turnpike
ard Rrown's Geek runs through tie tract, and the
same v i be sold a whole divided as may APP
pear y ost adv sable On day of sale.
TERns--l, =, 4 3, years credt-notes TO bear in-
erest be pay able il Bal and lien be d.
jan. 10, 1850 til. J. Z. GLEAvE,C c. & ".
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

A. o. NJ. C.'s.-ATTENTIoN KNTGHTs-You
are requested 20 meet this evening at seven
O'Clock in the upper room of the Court
Hourse with working regalia.
The p. Q. u. A. will deliver his annual ad-
dress on charity.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
For Tax Collector.

So We are authorized To announce DIR. 10. W.
BROWN as a caHuIeate Tor Rev enuc Collector OF Da-
vidsOu county at tie ensuing March election.
jIn24-te
NPwe are authorized TO announce Q. c. DEGRoyE
a Candidate for Revenue Collector of DAVIDSON
CUNT. at the ensuing March election.
janz0-ie
RE We authorized to announce W. B. YouxG
OF " htc's Creek, candidate for Revenue Coilec
th; ensuing March election.
Rs- We authorized to announce DANIEL G.
CLARh - a candiIats fJr revenue Collector of Da
wilson county, at the ensuing March election.
dec3o-te
ss- We authorized announce ACTON
YOUNG a candidate Tax Collector of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
dcc29-ie
R4- We are authorized to announce A j. RAMSEY
IA candidate for state and County Revenue Collec-
tor for Davidson county, at tie ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2o-te
III We authorized to announce JOEL A. BAT
TIL. candidate Tor the Office Of Revenue CoileC
tor of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2l-te
candidate for reelection to the Oillce OF state
aud County Revenue Collector at tie ensuing March
election. dec2l-le
as- We are authorized to announce ANDREW
GREGORY candidate for Tax Collector OF David
county at the ensuing March election.
dec2u-te
Ea- We are authorized to announce ROBERT
Pow Frs a candidate for Revenue Collector OF Da
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
deo20-te
uA- We are authorized tn announce E. d. WHIT
WUrtIH a candidate fof the office OF Revenue Cot
i5ctor of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
tIUn. dec22-te
For COnstabIe-1st District.
Sc We are authorized TO announce A a. CARTER
u candid tie Constable III this, the First Hs-
trict, at the March election. Jah3l-Ie
nA-we are authorized TO announce Capt. JESSE W.
PAUE. candidate for Constable i'll the Nashville
District, at the ensuing March election.
janl2-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

Es- We are TO HAGAN & TREANoR for
copy of VIcroR HUGo's Letter on j I'm
BRowN, and the patriotic reply of Mrs. ANN
5. STEPHENS.
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LOST.

One Of pair Of Far Drops, carbuncle set in leaves
Probably lost Union College street near Public
Square II is greatly priced as a gift The finder
will confer a favor by leaving it at this Office
febz-2t
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Iaud Tor saie.

# WILL sell The premises s1-on <kzch 1eS feefee,
j situated upon SesAvi.ie 1ad Aarireesoofo'
Turnl,ike ana also apoa kzsizsiIls asd cs>ttA-
nssss abroad = bsaI Is nz.s< fron Sa<1slss sa4
mlss from iaFeFs<e- zzss. -
I'll SCI. eslher the ss-fe tract, esnnnz< -
sz8 aeFes, 81 ouly poEsi<n OF IL nne. ee1eafnt
Of sAzgt 9lo zcfes- 1he premises 1<ft . res -
eesn is.dfsas o<sliings t1ksthcr VITA Al nseeer.xy
t,us fs,<<z hes fnn.rs=strty er<~<sa Ne fefntlke
AZ kailrpzd frostlsg each. @4d are - : art8a-
bsshaod e sxcesieas s<n se-z, tns[-h<< -. ssx.
lie n ID = sell szrtersd. Ana = e - $500 49,
a H.sszsssne crs<k- 1aere = aboat - nnsps .
cle1rsd had nIxa the H.et Z -.
m sbsxe isfsd IL sui <caizszacn No He4olnx
h...lsszs n Nzzhsie, -ad 1lse <or f&<n4o( r%rpo-
- renssaily, c-.-ses Be ex1eLlee ~ ~ 1n< =
Ioeae<szs =.
ssII sssl apoa The faIlsBHx tsEns; one f1'r< n
e.z .heI pz,s-es<Ien 5 kIso1 <~1.cH <a1 - INV
A azF fl..r.1 tie balzace 414 49, -I<se
es lss.sesl - On zny <lirF t<Fzns 49, - - ~
surs'Azsef FsresHx de- roas - te<<ez111 - al
sfrx-s ssse cnzzrsaea n Ls<szx1e, Ie@o<&z@ReW he
s.n ee setu pI..u FrcHtsz<, - t14kinf e94s1r1
- "a sd n k>s<s k<1- 81 >.s1s He
4sH1--lf4<e <414A - 49,
LI.lssilie Jsa-a4l ~iii give -a1er1ssEo - Irt-
ue<kiy .z.a ua.sz <ad Auaar.e>a sH e1t4 asa lst
u felF 1880
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
county trustee,

eS- We are authorized TO announce E. A. RA-
WOafH as = Candidate I0f Trustees OF Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
IaBl7-te
xs-we are authorized to announce WM. JASPER
TAYLOR as a candidate for Trustee Of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election JAM "a
ss- We are authorized TO announce HENRY L..
JUSTICE as d Candidate Tor County Trustee, the
ensuing March election. sepjO-te
AEweare authorized to announce fHOS. L. SAUN-
DEh5 as 4 candidate the office oi County Trustee
of Davidson County at the election TO be held in
March, 1860. aprZO-ti
b. We authorizedto announce SAMUEL
AMENT a candidate for County Trustee the mex
March election. aprl9-td
Ix- re are authorized to announce IsHAM
CLARKE ;,n:.l.t7 fOr Trustee OF Davidson coun
y, a lext larel viecttun. aug20-te
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House and Lot ON Broad Street.

DURSUANT TO decree OF the Chancery Court at
l. NaSiIy ills Ia the Of James johnson We. +.
Johnson others, will offer public sale. the
Court House in this city on
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1850,
the house aud lot NoFth-side Bread Street (be-
tween Cherry and Summer) formerly occupied by
James johnson. Lot O. feet froat.
TEEMs--Casn 81 ,o0e-and Ter. the the bal snce a
credit OF g 5, years. interest except for gear
the last rlGte.
Buildings 10 commence at s13, 400.
Jan 10, 1862 til J. E. GIEAyFS, C. M. &
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

MEssRs. HAGAN Il TREANoR, Union St.,
have our thanks for copies of Frank Leslie s
Magazine, the New York illustrated Ne'cs,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

We are authorized announce JOHN K
EDN0NDS0N a candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. oct26-te-
HIVE are authorized TO announce JAMES NJ
HINTON as candidate for eeiectioD to the Office Of
Sheriff of Davidson county, al the ensuing March
election sept2std-