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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-15

The Union has an article on the gathering
of the Opposition" in which the chances of
Mr.. BATES for the Presidency are looked into.
Mr. SEWARD is also discussed, in Roman quo
tations and Italic extracts. "We will say now"
observes the Union in another article, "tbat
ia no ereat will we support any man Who may
be the ominee of the Chicago Convention.
Can the Patriot say as much?' Our con-
temporary must have very contemplate
opinion of the Patriots ability to say things.
or il would MT spend its valuable time in
asking such questions. The PdTiot can say as
much-it says that in no euesa will it support
the nominee of the Charleston Convention.
1t is not impossible that the Chicago Conven-
lion may nominate somebody whom the en-
tire South may support with perfect consist
ency. 1t is very improbable that the Charles
ton Convention will do anything Of the sort
OF one thing the Union may rest assured Ii
the Chicago Convention should nominate
Political Gana5Ler'' .slrAoss doctrines short
cut TO all The ends Of ReptlbticdnisH, the Pdtrto
,ciH mol support him. We need not question
the Union Oh this point: it has already
pledged itself to support that Political
Gambler if he is nominated at Charleston.
The Bonner throws itself into a position an
tagonistic to the practice of '-selling by sam
pies" 1t seems that some of the wholesale
merchants of New York, Philadelphia, and
other Northern villages. are in the habit of
pr, cipitating into the Southern country vast
swarms of fancy young men, with stunning
side-wbiskers. narrow-brimmed hats, and
coats and trowsers with stapendous sleeves
and legs. TIL, Sc elegantly gotten-up young
men always travel with their hats and pock-
cts full of small scraps of calico. about the
size OF quili-pieces, which they show to the
crossroads merchants, and seduce them into
the folly of ordering some of the goods, there
by damaging the trade of the Southern job
bers. Against this "lillibustering policy"
the Banner cries aloud and spares not, both
with its own pen and the pen of correspup-
dent.
The Nttcs gives up the whole of its ediIori-
al space to Mr.. j. G. RAMsEY's reply to Mr.
Speaker NEWMAN, and other selected matter.
The Gozete discusses Mr.. Stewards late
speech. Our contemporary doesn't d. nounce
the SPEECH as a shabby piece of Congressional
rhetoric; but he is strongly of the opinion
that two of Mr.. SEwARD's conclusions are
false" He points out one of these false con-
illusions, but leaves the other to the imagina-
ton of the reader. Not to be Out-dune in this
sort of liberality, We bequeath to the same
legaiee the unwritten remainder of this City
Press. We can the more readily afford to do
this, as the morning papers, though not abso-
lutcly dull, contain much less editorial mat
ter than usual-a state OF things we must be
permitted to deprecate-a state of things we
do deprccate, whether permitted TO do SO OF
MT.
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Q0mmerriai.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. March 10. 1850.

NASHVILLE lOOU- J
COTTON-The cotton market during the
week, which ended yesterday, was very dull,
and prices had dropping tendency. In the
early part of the week, sales were made at 7
(GlOc. g b, but as il closed 73c. was the
highest figure paid. The sales of the entire
week did not go over 800 bales. There is
still great deal in the warehouses awaiting
sale.
TOBACCO-The tobacco market has been
exceedingly active this week aud the sales
amount to about 22s hogsheads at prices
ranging from 81 IS to 81 IS p cwt.
FLOUR-Dcmand active. Extra 81 00@
90 p bbl.; Supertine S6(96 so; Extra
Family Flour in bags, So SO; Supertine So.
per 80 bs. These are wholesale prices; the
retail figures advance 25c- D Ss lbs, and soc.
e Larrcl.
WHEAT-Prime Red and White, In de.
nand al 81 lO(9l 25.
BACON-Hams sc; Shoulders &c; Clear
Sides l0(GlOfe p b.
LARD-we quote at si9IOc. p b. The
demand continues brisk.
SEEDS-Millet Seed nominal; Orchard
Grass Seed 81 IS; Clover Seed s5i(d5A;
Herd Grass 5 z5(GSl so; Timothy Seed %
pea ) 10; Hungarian 81 90 per busLeL
WHISk 25(927, country
brands 5O(975c.
RON.-Iennessee-Ba Ac Band 7(97}
Horse Shoe 64, Nail Rod 3, Boiler %. Sheet
s4t9s4, Hoop s4(99A. Pittsburg-Bar 50 +,
Band 54(@6. Horse Shoe5 Nail Rod sheet
5A(g6, Hoop 7(GS.
NAlLS-Threes SIS so. Fours 81 SO per
keg Skies 81, Fights So rs, Tens andiarger
sizes SIS 50.
DRIED FRUIT.-Apples are. selling at
81 S5(Sl 40 g bushel. No peaches in mar
ket.
RoPE-GrastlzI9l4c .Jute l2i Cotton
Thread 221(92S-
LEAD.-7a eents q n.
SHor.-Buek 81 4OiDrop 81 80 per oag
POWDER---Blasting So 90, aud Rife 81
90 per Keg.
GlNSESG-In fair demand at 5oa55 cents
4 b.
FEATHERS-Are now seilingat 40Ca42c
e. u.
BEESWAX.-In demand at 25(926 cents.
SALT-Barrel salt s selling al soc. r.
busliels anI sack at 81 so for hue In lois
= reduction Is made on sack.
SUGAR-New Orleans brown ga loo. =
D. by the bbl-; &c. lower 10y the hogzhrad.
n. \. Coffee sugars lO(all!c. crushed aud
pow dersd I l4(ss kc; ioaf lltaI2c-
46e. e gallon; as. Ia bali b6ls-
GOLDEN aIhUP.--ib Barrels zoe, In
salf-bafrels IS, ia kegs 81 90.
COFFEE. - stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth l31( Ia eents. LaguyFa
i4sl4t; Java ls<s20. baltimore strictly
choice Ia.
CASDLES.-Star irm at I9 tor Ii OF;
q foE faii weight; fallOw, i2le.
HIDES AND LEATHEti--0 equstegreea
hides cents, dry 10, Southern ALT IL.
Oak Sole Leather Sue. a D. ior sesl quail
~; Haraess 80.
kAGS.-For Cotton RagsiH good order
cents il readily paid.
wuOL--fab-a ashed, In demand at 81
eents, palled, zs>150; aasashed lek920.
oli4S.-Linseta, .5e; Lard ) 10; saaners
I5ls loo; Cod Liver 81.
bAI.ED HAY -from store $50 per soa;
good supply % hand
Tukft .A fiAE-e5c-
IRISH PofATokS.-ssgss IS = sbl.
srous sEeFe.
AEAL--7ee. a bashei.
BARLEf.-.hss1 sue per husheI.
Ale --Crsszlnan 4 DEackerzss Beer Sc,
Lager 81.
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Mr.. Z. r. HEAToN's RAILROAD Agency
Mr. E. r. HEAToS is the agent in this city iol
tame Line of Connection with the Louisville
and Nashville and the Jacksonville Rail
roads, by way of Indianapolis. Mr. HEAToN
is exceedingly polite and attentive to thu
travelling public. and passengers will be put
through over his line in 81 hours from Lou
isville to New York. This is a safe and reli-
able route. aud is one Of the very quickest.
Get your through tickets of Mr.. HEATON.
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PHELAs "BEArES AT HIS owS CANE We
have ALREADY noticed, says the Cincinnati
Cesaasercizl OF the 18th, two bouts Of billiards
played yesterday bet- cen Michael Phelan OF
New York. and Pail Tieman Of this city. 10
the first, the Cincinnati champion was badly
beaten, In the second be came out bat short
distance behind bis opponents bat In third,
played last night at the International Saloon.
he retrieved his reputation, and gave Pheian
almost - Waterloo defeat a. he himself bad
received. The game Was 500 points and Tie
man ran the score beating Phelan l6i points.
seventy-sesen, the largest run in the game.
Was made by Tienah-
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THE PEELER PLOW.

THE THEATgE.-Some of the critics, w no
have ''been at the business long enough to
KNOW" have pronounced Mr.. BOOTH the
greatest "RICHELILU' on the American stage.
After attenively watching the play of his
genius last night, and calling to mind
character, we are tempted TO say the critics
are much more than half right. 1t may be
that his equal is to be found, but not his su-
perior.
The play for this evening is The Robbers,
with MIR. BoOTH as Charles de Moor"
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| LILLE LoT LITERAIURE-The following
governed will be of much interest to all tn,
friends Of that most excellent institution
wherever il is. They were picked up il
h, town TIE other day, and handed to us as
specimen of what genius can accomplish
when il tries:
Rules for the Little Lot school
Rue LIST il shall be the duty of zach schol-
| lar when they start from home to get her.
n soon they can aud not be idling away
their time ON the road in playing and climb
ing trees
Rule 2ud each scholar when they arriv,
here at morning shall be engaged in their
studies and not in play
Rule 3rd there shall be no talking and
laughing nor whispering daring school hour
Rule 4th. th, re shall be no cursing aud
swearing lighting nor nick naming one an
other no telling tales On Que another moi
calling one an other a lie
Rule 5th the girls aud the boys will not
be allowed 10 play To gather they must take
seperate play grounds so they will not be
Rule 9Th when the scholars start home
they must 20 along like white boys aud girls
aud not be running aud whooping aud holer-
ing like 20 many indians and NOT be idling
away their time
Rule 9Th there must not be any quarrcliHg
on the rOad either to or from The school
house
Rule Sth any student or students who may
violate any one OF these rules will have to
be punished for che same il any student shall
violate any of these Jules aud one too large
to be whip-d will have TO be brought be
fore the trustees of this school aud deli with
As they may see proper
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Gbanffrp Sdlts


OHdMCc1y Shl6s
Thos. Foster and s. 5. Oh ATTAIN va Hugh T Scott
and Others
PURSUANT 70 decree OF the Chaneery Court at
nashville, 1t November Term 1859, in the above
named case, viii proceed sell a. public sale M the
Court House. in this city, on
saturday the slSt Of March, 1860,
That beautiful residence on the east SIDE OF the Buena
ls's turnpike road near the city. nov occupied by
DR. Scott together with the grounds attached Ovid
ing Inc same into Lots, and Continuing the sale until
enough snail have ben sold to pay satisfy the
eecfee "a said case These grounds viii be subdivd
ca before day OF sale and pats OF the same may ne
iound az my ONCE for examination and distribution
ana pure or those otherwise interested are in
vitsd to call.
IERhs-credits OF 6,12 and Is months, notes TO be
executed Win atsfaetory personal security lien to
De and sale Tree from equity of redemption
marl-td j. E. GLEAYES, C. NJ
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARl
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

'af(Me. Ok SING formerly OF New York .IoI
LzRA the asttouT years of Louisville Ken
csy ,aH ~hO aas iSEOt- MS attention the treat
s1I Of private diseases Cor over 30 years tattrTr
sGssH having attended IL a practice Tor many
rre al diseases Of private nature, matter how
iAt they nay oetrom IajuIicous meiica treatiiieni
q run IexieCt SItheiT own. DR.. Kings nlspeHsaTy
I No y Detdcrick street, between Cherry and the
iare second stot gher ecLTesa all diseases OF
fFIvate nature
d ioSJRRBEA sLred dicin oil o
Inference with business
TirucTURESJrO old T rsccn tiate sncctuaIIy cureCtn
,few lays, by operation which causes na pain.
lnsre 'trlctuTe xtsts aealtb caIuOt be enjoyed.
rh1psno disease ;Luses more nscE lie aud under
4 aes the constitution much.
SYPHILIs, with Alithe diseases OF theskiE grOwtut
Z OF Neglect or bad treatment cat be sfeci HaIl,
red IN few days.
.xsIxAI TsNKNzsS-PzrticulaIatt Ottot havii he
zen so shts disease ,ausi al The sequences grow
Y 2uf Of Z, brought On " many by the de-
h active hzbltsof snconsHir.Htt Youths aud Excess
ret i1lgeHceofthc passions "A 1eglrctOf Sh'-'
derminetne constitutions .rende- .ng tbs
FfCmsles who may be iabGriag with anv ii,i'-
2 WON'T nay rest assured o. Immediate s-ieT-
Persons esiding abroad by writing and latin,
cir with afee enclosed directed to Dr. King
b iDeaderiek street, Nashville Tenn, will have
p i-ssssary nedicinesent &C. their address i'll
.sary directions itrict secrecy observed Offce
EIrsfr IN b'clockII hemornint until 8 D thceve
It may3o-ibdA~ly
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DR.. BOYNTON's LECTURE TO THE CHILDREN.
-DR BOYNToN delivered very interesting
lecture TO the school children of the city
yesterday afternoon, in the large Hall of the
Court House. There were at least five hun
bred children in attendance, all of whom
were manifestly delighted with DR.. BoYN-
TONS experiments.
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TENNE SEE BOXDs.-Thirty-one thousand
dollars OF Tennessee Bonds were sold at th.
New York Stock Exchange, on the. 9th inst,
at prices ranging from 9Os to 9Ot-being an
advance of during the day. This is higher
than they have been for several weeks
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Illinois Banks. :. 5 dis
Ali notes of this State
should b. countersigned by
the State Officer, benz
then secured by depUsii
of State Stocks; when this
IL mol done they are un
saleabie.
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Auction SALE OF GROCERIEE.-TERRAss
Bro. offer at Auction in front of their ware
house on Market Street this morning, a large
and well assorted stock of Groceries. We
would advise the Retail trade TO attend this
sale
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Land Warrants.
40 acres per acre. 90c l20'ss. -. ...... rs
SOS 49,. soc leo ..............sc sec.
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TEMPERANCE MoNTHLY-The March mum.
Der of this elegant and interesting periodical
has been laid upon our table. 1t contains
many excellent articles, and is a fine speci
men OF tLe art preservative."
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Anderson and Lucy Swans vs. Joseph s. Eya

Anderson and Lucy Evans vs.. Joseph S. Evans
DURSUANT decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in above case, will sell atthe Court
House il this city, on
Saturday, April the 9TH, 1860,
The tract of land nioL Anderson and Lucy Evans
RESIDE lying in District No. l. and containing about
10
TERxs six and twelve months credit; good per-
sonal security required, and lien retained.
!. E. GLEAVES C. M,
march7-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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River News.
ARRIVED
-Raltino. G..lsht..f

March i4-Baltimor... Southland.
DEPARTED.
Ella Padaeah,
The river Is falling. with plenty Of wassr
for all classes Of STEAMBOATS,.
TIE Hsaneeaks, Capt DAssIElzs Is The
packet Tor Psdaesh to-day. She leaves II
noon. A delightful trip l. In store for xken
seever takes passage ca Der.
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From the the Independent New York, Jsiy rs 1913
GtuE-Our advertising columns CONTAIN some 'es
.ironies 70 the value of nov article hn""D as
'sSpzIdng's Prepare Glue, Gsefoi 70 househeeIeIs
for NEEDING furniture IL Is prepared WIN oheni-
Gals, by xhieh IS kept in the proper c"ndition Tor
immediate use the chemicals, by which Il Is KEPT ID
the prooer condition for immediate use, The ehemi
cas- evzporatfng as IT il applied, leaving the
zine TO harsen- We assure our readers that this
article has the e1seIeIt chronological quality Of
tsi4rxe adj esiveuess-"
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building Lot--yine street

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in the~case of BENZ. W. Evans VS..
Phereby E. Evans and i ers, will offer at public
sale at the Court no useiot this city, on
Saturday, April the 7th, 1860,
street part Of the Judge whyte property aud the
Lot assigned the Evans heirs front IS depth
1917, alley on North side as well in rear.
This is valuable building lot in excellent por
ton Of the city and the better side of the street
for a residence.
TERMs-6, IL Is and "a months credit, with inter-
est--good security required and lien retained
mar7-sd J. E. GLEAyES, C. & ".
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fs- The Adams Express Messenger has
our thanks for Louisville and Cincinnati pa
pers.
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s- We are again under obligations to
Master w. III. SLOAN for Cincinnati papers a
whole day ahead of the mails.
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gr Union prayer meeting every day at
II O'Clock, p. M., at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
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TIE popularity % the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
efENT is cnextensive with the civilization Of the
globe Other articles claim % Alternate pain and
siistyess-this ez1es- Family Physicians, Govern
Hospitals, Farriers, Planters Farmers Livery
men, &c. have particularly demonstrated this TACT,
throughout the world No article ever before re
al "A z.-s.,sf6e
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CA n Id 1 u AT ES.
For Attorney General.

~ We requested announce :. l.. FINtsY as
paadidate for Attorney General of the Ninth Judi
IL Circuit Election May 1850
ret lite
az We are authorized 70 announce JAMES T..
ISs, Esa., rs candidate for the offee of Attorney
neral of the Ninth Judicial Cirent, composed OF
h counties Of DIvIdsoa, Sumner aHd Williamson
E,etion next Nay. acts-te
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EMPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad compa-
l. ny, in connection With the koa.ts below, are
ruphing an Exp eSs Freight Train from Charleston
aEd Savannah "a Ssshvilir al slower speed butWih
the same certainty thei- passenger trains. No de-
lay TO freights BY this IOute- L. ". COLE,
Jan2T-tf. Sapt.
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Saturday the slst of March. Ism
Sale of slaves.

DUPSUANT to "a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the cases of HObson vs. Pitts
Walton vs. Pitts-Zmmerman Pitts, viii sell at
the Court house in this city on
saturday, the 18th of April. 1860,
Csrtain Slaves of the defendant, E. Pitts TO- wit
Louisa, Aisey, Lucy Ann, Maria. Martha and Ellen.
TERMs.-6 and IL months credit, purchasers to
execute Totes with good personal security before de-
livery OF property. j. Z. GLEAyES
mar7-td c. 6M.
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RiIEUNATIsM

If years. standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tgmprs, Running Sores, Scr0fula ,st Joints,
selons. s~eIIings, Burns, Bits BoIIs, Chaps, Neu
llgia, salt Rheum and all aches and pains upon
nan, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
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Our readers have been made aware through
the medium of the press, that the inventor
of this celebrated pillow was on visit to this
city, for the purpose of Introducing his pillow
to the notice of the community.
AT his request, the State Agricultural Bu-
reau appointed committee to saperintend a
practical test Of the qualities claimed for it,
and report thereon Two trials were made
-one on Saturday last at f. &. RAINS, and
another on Tuesday last at w. z. ELLIsToS's.
Quite an attendance of the enterprising ag-
riculturalists of this vicinity were present on
both occasions.
We witnessed the performance on Tuesday,
and think we reflect the opinion of those
present who were competent TO judge, when
we assert that the new invention gave ample
satisfaction, and completely INDICATED its
claim TO the excellencies and advantages as
serted in its behalf, viz: simplicity, econo-
my, adjusiability, adaptabilify to different
soils, variety of work, and ligh;ness of draft
Without saying more, however, we append
the committees report. and also the report of
the committee at Louisville.
The Bureau Committee say:
LIST. For simplicity in structure. and
economy in sto king, your committee regard
1t as possessing superior merits.
End. The ease with which molds NAV be
attached for turning the soil right or lett,
and also its ability to admit the adjustment
of shovels, sub soil plOws, and instruments
for great yoriety of work give it decided
advantages over other plows.
Bird. Its steadiest movement and hest eye
cutiOn Is with the sub-sOil implement attach
ed and for the amount OF work il can accom-
plish no pillow they have ever seen excels il
in ligbtness Oh draft
4th. For light sandy soils, free from roots
and trash, your committee are of the opinion
it will prove a valuable pillow.
5th- Whilst the members, however, award
many decided advantages to the Peeler Plow
for the stiff, heavy, tenacious and rough soils,
particularly of Middle Tennessee, they do
not consider il as at all calculated to pro-
duce u revolution in blowing, or by any
means superior to other plows now in use.
L. flaming,
THos. HARDING
w. X. ELLIsToN,
JAMES e. OWEN,
FRANK McGAvOCK,
w. p. HARDING,
B. SPENCE.
NASHVILLE, March I4th, 1860.
THE PEELER PLOW.
We the undersigned, after having the
pleasure of examining and severely testing
the Peeler Pillow, uDhesilatiDgly certify for
the good of the community al large. that it
is the cheapest, the most convenient. and
the best pillow that We have ever seen.
@. n. PEAY, DANIEL DOUP,
JAMES WRIGHT, w. l.. PRATHER,
s. III. WRIGHT, GEO. NJ. PRATHER.
Feb %. 1860. Near Louisville, Ky.
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Mustang Liniment.
vALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr. = LrTcE, Hyae ARK, Vt, writes:-'' That the
morse was considered Worthless" (hs Case was
spavin } but since the free use the Mustang
LIaiment, have sold him Tor one $3.50 cab Your
anime ut has been DUNG wonders up here-''
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Sale of Michael MCNaIIyss
PFODerty.

DtkSU ANT TO decree OF the Chsncery Court al
L Nashville, at November Term ls5s in the case
OF Hiram Vaughn, Adm r. of NJ McNaly, deceased
VS.. Eliza McNalIy widow, Sc, and the eredItors .
will sell at public sale, the Court house IN this
city, on
Saturday the slst of March, 1860,
rhe I"iio~ing parcels of property towit: House
and Lot on West side OF Cherry ST. South of Broad
lot fronts 80 feet and back in rear $50 feet-Iot
in rear OF what is known the Peek Lot of IS !, feet
oy ~ and lying next to aiey-Iot Of 66 feet bv $50
IN Hay Factory property and being Lot No % ami
part OF Lot No. 2S in SAID plan.
TERMS Credit of and II months, notes to be ex-
ecuted with satisfactory rsonal security lien TO be
retained, and sale free from redemption.
marl-td J. g. GLEAvES, c. c.
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Charleston and Savannah
= N 4 i G A'E LII n n =
Rales Reduced and Speed Increased.

LNxPRESS Freight Trains on all the roads. On and
IL after the 24sh of December, 1859, through rates
from New York TO Nashville:
First Class, per loo pounds. ..............S1 81
Second Class, 80 .... 4 IS
Third Class, .... Is
Fourth Class, - -
Hats, Caps and Bnnnets.--- --.----.-. 9 Is
Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashy .Ils three
three and half and seur days.
Time from New York and Philadelphia, seven and .
half, eight and nine days.
Intervening bbaihs cause.-the shove variations n
time, as no freight trains are run ON sunday over
three lines
No deientions by ice or snow. Overcha rges and
damages Except damages occurring at seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and haGtanooga Ral1.
road on delivery. c. W. ANDERSON
dec2S-I -
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Henry K. Peck Vim. Tanner.
DUR>UANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville above named case, will offer at
oublic sale at the Court House in this city
Satlrday, april the 9TH, 1860,
All the right, title anu interest which Vim. Tanner
had the 2ist March, 1856, or which he may nave
since that time acquired in the 81. Louis and NeAo
Orleans Telegraph Line. Sie TO nclude ali pririIe
ges franchises fixtures attached 20 said line.
Sale to decree favor of comp iinant for sos,
besides interest aud costs of suit.
J. L. GLEAvES, G. NJ,
march7-td Chancery Court at Nashville.