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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

L THAT the public may not be deceived by the ad
veftisements of the vendors of the Wheeler &
Wilson, though perhaps appropriately styled the
dnnInutve shuttle, bobbin and leather pad Machine,
will here that the Bureau of the State Agri
cultural Fir offered premium of $40 for the best
Shuttle Lock Stitch Machine In this list of
Machines, the Machines considered by the Com
snittee contendiBg for the premium, the Sim
ger, A. Il. Howe, and the Wheeler Wilson, being tho
only Machines Oh exhibition making the Sh tile
Stitch. This premium being awarde TO the Wheeler
& Wilson ever the Singer and Howe Aachi only.
These Weller Wilson experts still At their Old
game of perverson, shaping their advertisements in
such a manner make the public believe, if posi-
BILE that they took the premium for the best Machine
for family use, which very far from being the
Ibis little Baby Shuttle Machine and the Singer
an y u. Howe, considered the class Of Ma
chimes best adapted Manufacturers purpOses-ght
and heavy-while the first and highest premium
arded 10 the Grover x Baker Machine and Stitch as
being the best over all Others foI family use.
appears extremely easy for unscrupulous wonders
of shuttle sewing Machine 10 make very high sound
ing but Incorrect statements cut OF very scants
matera al. d.
sept2d-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DIRSUAN1 10 a ,lecree Of the Ctzncery Court ST
L Nashville in tie OF frby Morgan, Admins
TRAITOR &c, Of Miles " AtkiSson heirs aud eredi-
tors OF SAID Atkzson " Ii soil al the Court House
Nasty ille GA SATURDAY,, october g. 1850, The 1fssozl
house aid lgt Woodland street in Edgcfed Lot -
by Ia.
TERNs-G, 10, and Is months credit with Interest.
Security required and lien retained
sept5-tis :. = GEEAyEE. = u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DCRSr4ANr 10 a decree Vi the Clnncery Court AT
Il Nashville, III the OF Charles II. Lesurur
David H. Hicks and others, III sell, Saturday DC.
t05cr O. lS60 at the Court House in Nashville de kfS
house aad lot Woodland srco ia Edgefeld. The lot
has front Of l6l = feet and runs back 10 feet
alley and is made up Vi lots Nos H. Is and H. IN the
plan Of division. The improvements are new ana o.
good style
TERas-6, IL, Is and "a mouths credit with interest,
and sale without redemption. The purchaser 20 give
good persansl security and a lien 10 be retained
s-li5-tds J. F. GIEATES, e. * II.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

PURSUANT TO decree, of the chAncery Court at
Nashville. in the case Of hiram J. Wells Thos Leks
aFd ". K. HYDE and others viii sell, at the Court
House in Nashville or Stssrtsay, oSsecy g. 1860 os
parcels Of land, recovered in above suit, by
plainants IRON The defendants, Leske and Hyde mo
parcel received from Le2ke contains 10lS acre.,
that from Hyde contains 81 acres, and the same
to be sold 10 pay the amounts due TO Leke and HYDE
TERNs--Sale free nom redssmption, and n crsdlt
Of and twelve months without interest Good
ty required on notes, and lien retained
Sept 5-tds J r GLEAvES, c n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
From the Nashville Cnlon, Dee. id, 1877.
U. ;. SenatOf--Mr. Bell's Position


In announcing the election of Mr.. Bell to
the United States Senate, we look occasion
to refer to the general sOlicitude which per-
vaded the public to know his opinions on the
new and Important issues growing out of the
war. We had expected IRON him devel-
opment of his opinions upon rendering his
resignation as 4 member of the House of Rep
resenIafives; but in consequence of his Sc
rious indisposion he was prevented from ma
king the development which was SO general
" desired and expected. AS no opportunity
may be furnished for some time for any pub
lie expression by Mr.. Bell we deem il excusa-
BILE in rs 10 refer To his position, rs lie is un-
derstood TO have defined it in free and frank
conversation, both before and alter his elect
ion. In making this reference. We are not
assuming TO speak for Mr.. Bell or on his au-
thOrity. but We shall merely state The COM
mon impression made upon the public mind.
1t is understood that the late speech and
res"iut ton of Mr. Clay, so far rs they favor
TIE idea of fixing u boundary to Texas with
out regard 10 iutt mnity for past injuries and
the expenses of the war, meet with Mr.. Bells
decided opposition. that he on the contrary,
maintains the propriety and Importance of
holding possession OF so much of the conquer
eel territory. embracing New Mexico and
Upper California. as will constitute ample
indemnity, and that treaty of peace, secu-
ring such indemnity, would receive his cor
dial support. The only embarrassment which
could be thrown in his way as it is under
stood, might arise from adoption 10y Congress
of the HiIniOt PrOriso. In that event we are
not able 10 say what course Mr.. Bell is un.
derstcOd to have determined upon. He is
confidently said TO be in favor of territorial
indemnity; but we have not understood
whether he would be willing 10 take the IN
demnity ineumbered with prohibition
against slavery.
We state these as the impressions pFeyail-
ing here as TO Mr. Bells position: bat we re-
peat they are not authoritative, and il they
are Incorrect we shall promptly correct them
whenever the proper evidence is furnished.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

PURSUANT TO a decree OF tho Chsrcerv Court a.
Nashville, In the Gaze Of A. G. Wilcox and vie rs JOIN.
Cato, VIII sell, al the Court House in Nashville 1a
Sa<ttrddy OoeeT G, lso0, As frzcf % lad stezeasa
Jchs tdto 1sSs7 ressaS, or enough Of same least
pay the debt due cofnplalnsnts by the decree. THIS
Land Is known as the MeGsveck Psce-lIes On Whftes
CTeek, I've miles rom this city, aud there !so
IN the whole farm
TEsSs-Sale Tree nom redemption, snd purchase
money 10 be due IN three equal nstarnenss without
interest and on Let January, 1891 LIST October is5l
and Let May, 1852 Purchaser give notes With AZ,
proved security, and lien retained.
sOqtj+ds ]. = GiEAvIS, C. * III.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
J. E GLEAvBe Az

ftilStAAT 10 decree Of the Chancery Court at
NhshSlie, m the case OF Geo D. Hamlet rs WASH r.
Lucas ana Others VII se public sale at the Court
lt'ose IN Nashville. Ca Saturday Ozo5er the 9th 1890
tae sssotd foTti6a Of WdSA r. Lucas tJucf IF lcnd
which IS known as the CEutche part tis yrhsie tract
Tue same consisting Of about % acres and living IN
front Of the Mansion House.
TERNs-l and yeara credit with in;eres; and sale
free from retention purchaser to execute satfzctoT
notes and lien 10 be retained.
Sept 5-sts J. z GIFAYFS G an
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

We haye not heard yet of the fret instance
IN which supporter OF Breckenridge has
stood up to q banter for any reasonable bet.
Columbus Enquirer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

PURSUANT 70 decree Of the chancery Court at
Nashville, IN The case OF Wm- B Walton a. John ouc
and others vii sell, al the Court House n Nashville
Sstsgdry tie Ga Of October ls6o, ceEfias tra y
acres Of land, lying the west side OF the Brick
Church Turnpike, miles from the city.
TERxs.- months credit without interest sne frcs
nom redemPtlon Security required and lien retained
Sept.5-,ds J. E. GIEAYS, c * N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DURSUANT IL decree of the ClIaneeFy Court NJ
l. Nashville IA the case al Young & Carson L.
Ianer Will sell al the Court house IN Nashville.
Saturday. ttocr oh, 1850; certificate for 100 shares
OF Stock issued by the HOPKINS, Mo toon Coal < IrUn
Mining and MaiiuIaetaIlig Company The said shares
being 500 each, and the certificate No. SD
Terms cash J. Z GiEANEs, c, An.
s,ttS-tis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

Election DO held at Starkey and Pratt's, Cherry
Street.
JudgeS-W Petition, Van Baugh, Richard scCann.
Receiver OF yotes--A " Pyle. ClcrkE-M o Brcois,
Thos II Glenn AIngstrate-W Meachem, Es.l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
FIRST WARD.

Election TO be held at Morris & Stratton's.
Judges Kirkpatrick, VIM Phillips, Jno Briggs.
Receiver of Votes-W \ Moss Clerks-C Peden,
JAS GennetI. Magistrate To atend-G LGilesPie, Esq.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
Challeeru Sales
Chancery Sales for Saturday,
October 9th. 1860.

Sale 10 take place al e f2aHceyy Court Rcoaa at 6ars
hoass he order Of The advertisements telolr oy.sf d
b commenced az Ia o'eiosl precisely.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DCRSCiNT 10 a decree of the Chaneery Court at
j. Nashville, in the case OF Vim. &. Swindeil IS Su-
Miller will sll. at the Court House in Nashville,
on Saturday, Octolcr g. 1860, lois Woodland
street Edcgfcld so by IA each, and being Ies
No ) and IL ia McHUbeTts aud Mckee plan (See book
y. page IS.
TERNs-S500 cash each lot. and for the residue 81
the purchase ilcn,y credit OF O. l. and Is months,
without interest Security required and lien retained.
sepi5-tis J. T. GIEAVES, c. An
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DURSUANT 10 q decree Of the Chancery Court a
IL Nashville In the case Of Andrew Johnston Is. Da
vid NJ. Allen, and IN accordance with agTeenen
entered into by the parties interested, VIII sell, a
the Court House in Nashville, on Saturday, October
1850, Ddcid NJ AILea's shop Market Seef, south Q
Broad lot by ia. This property be bough
for than the cost OF the house Sale absolute,
credit of z u, Is and 81 months, with interest, ans
free from redemption Security required and lien re
tanned
sept5-tds J.. GLEAyEs, c. & ".
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store xsonm for ssent.

TWO Store Rooms we'll located 10 ren for the bal
l. ance OF 1860 apply 10 b SHIELDS & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DURSC ANT 10 decree of the ClaEeery Court at
L Nasty lille, in the case OF Eli L. Woods John
Longhurst win SELL the Court House In Nashville
Saturday, octoer q, 1s60 lOt No y, in the plan OF
WOODS addition.
TERHs-8 months credit, without interest. Security
reqired and lien retained.
sept5-lds J. E GLEAvES, C &M.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

hnc ion Sale OF Furniture, CafPeiiDgS, &c.
ON Tuesday morning, October 81, B. +. SHIELDS *
OcO. at 10 O'Clock, will sell on account al removal,
without reserve quite extensive lot of and
second hand household and kitchen Furniture and
petnSs with a variety of other articles close
Segment. Central Auction Rooms, College street
sept29-td Opposite Sewanee House.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
= n NoiS ~ - --.------...W 3 MAilAcE-
NOR GAN & WALLACE,
DEALERS ~
Ladies am Cent? mpn's Fine
Gailers, shoes and Boots,
Also
Trunks, FaIises s. Carpet Bags,
NO 1e PUBLIC SQUARE,
(At CaIhoun's Old Stand
Nashville Tennessee.
septl0-lf
A Good Investment.

N OOOu fHVCstEHVHt.
AN Offering for sale, the place which re-
Il side, situated the Gaatin Pike about two miles
from the city OF Nashville, containing "a acres Of rich
land -four OF which IN high of cultivation a.
vegetable garden, in which there Asparagus and
Pie Plant beds, and quite number Of excellent Fruit
Trees. The improvements consist Of n neat frame
dwelling house with kitchen stable crib, shed sc.
| am determined sell and win offer this place
great bargain. For further particulars apply 20
J. MILLION,
septll-lm No 81 COLLEGE street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DuRsuAST - decree Of ths chanssry Court al
Nashville, IN The Of Joshua D. Spain, Philip
Msf-.n, VIZ sell Ct the cent Hsuse u Nashville, on
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

OURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, ia tile of G.. = Siunian John
u. Flynn, HISS J. at the Court House in Nashville,
Saturday, OctOcI q, 1850 negro named
dtsey and also the steIEirct lease Of The house and
lot mentioned in the pleadiDgs. This lie understood 10
be lease Of the house and lot at the intersection OF
the Gaailn and the Whites Creek TuTnpikes IN Edse-
Geld, which is To expire on the LIST January, 1862
Terms OF this sale cash.
soPtS-tt= J. L. GLEN II, u b ".
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29


sass-day, osss~ 6, 1880 The property Of the eessna
ant, Melvin, situated tie corner Of Broad srd Nc
Nsify Streets West SAshv He Lot 81 feet by IT,
isfzs-Sele nee from redemption, and purchase
money 70 De due In two uai payments, and On 1st
apr lsoi sna Isl April Is q, with interest Security
E eIElvE, kM
Nashville, n the case Of VIZ. Jordan a. Eaud (sorer
and others, viii sell 70 the highest bidder Al ire
Court House In Nashville. Sasu-das Kobe g. 1850
ts< tTacf q iaHu besaging 70 Ehud G<oer ksslz IN
Davidson County and eontsin ng SIS scrss roee- -
TERzs-<5o9 cash, and reidue 10 be line On N. In
September 1864, Without sntHest- bid OF $500 t.
the whole has beer made by Dr. B G. Hampton nd
good security required Of tie purchaser and ian 10
be retained Z eLEAYlS, C. i ".
1s
Nashville in the Of VIM iaauldin, Guardian kc
rs James ~ Sneed and others, wiz sell a; the Court
House in Nashville SafEr6fy Ccfetz ssk. 1850 q
TSacf Of 90 AcTss Of Land, sme miles from this
CITY, in Civil District No s.
TKsxs-6, u, Is aud p mathis witho
The tiddines TO cossDss pce az SO PEI acre
~ required and lien retained. 500 re9a
J. E. GLEAVE
%
PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chaneery coaEf at
Nashville, the ofGec DIIanlett Lewis Jones
and Others, win sell, 1T the ceurt House Nashville.
o1s Saturday Ocsobs G. $50, the t,rf @ land .sss
Place, known tbs Tavern stand, bought BY Lewis
Jones Of James Gleayes, and Containing acres and
| so poles.
TERNs-o, Il and Is months with interest," AMI sals
free from redemption Security required and lien
! tanned
Sept 5-tds IE GEsvE. c.&a
n
4 pfrDST- -. = -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DURSCANT 10 q decree of the ChanceFy Court n
L Nashville, in The case OF c. W. Nance and J. II.
Mcdonald W. H. Crosthwait viii sell at the Court
House Nashville, Saturday, October o. 1850, l0t
on the AuTfTeeB0ro 7y1ipike, known No. g. in L.
wins plan Front AZ feet wide, 81, sides % and
l27.
TERNs-6, II and IS mouths, without interest. Sc.
curty required aud lien retained and sale free from
redemption.
sept5-t,ls J. F. GLRAvEs, c. VI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, IN the case Of Hiram Vaughn, Admins
of NJ McSaIly, deceased, heirs and creditors
OF said NJ McSaIy will sell, at the Court House IN
Nashville, Saturday, Ocsoter o, 1890 the hose oad
lot Of the KcSdily eSdte Cherry street, south Of
Broad which was 2ned 10 the widow her dover
this being sale If Tie lrefsry, subject 10 Ms AeNdi
Iy's life rigid ia SrBe.
TKRas-6 and II mouths credit, with interest; puT
chaser give with satisfactory security, and lien
10 he retained.
sept.,-tds J. Z GLEANtS, c x u.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

Judses-Chas r Green, Jno n Hobbs, NC Cotton
Receiver Of votes--Wm SafIn- Clerks-Ino Sattel
field Hugh Carroll, Magistrate-R G Rives
seni2n-fi
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
Dry-Ge6ds Very Cheap.

Al now in receipt OF nay large and Wen assorted
lsiock Of staple ard Fancy Dry-6oocS, WHICH ana
offering At very low prices.
IA quick sales and sEalli profits IS my motto I'm
willing up with the latter 20 accomplish the fo
mer and vii offer great Inducements 10 ali who viii
favor me with cali especially cash buyers Come
and see for yourselves. DAVID HUMPHREY,
sept2i-u Ne q South side Of the syuaIe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

the proprty Of the csfsnd.
I've corner Of Broad and Nc
He, Lot 81 feet by IT,
redenptlEn, and purchase
! ua payments, and On LIST
30, with interest Security
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

Saturday, Ocsstz G, 1850
ant, Melvin, situated AZ
Nsiry streets, West Szshs
Tzzas-Sele free from
money 70 be d1e In two I
April 1851, and Isl April 1
required snd lien retained
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

Election to be held al Iatimer & SANKEY'S
Judges-Wm Loftin, 4 Shankland, John Morrow
Receiver of votes-E X Glascoek. ClerkS->JRo ii Cui
ry, j W Coleman. Magistrate-Josiah Ferrss Esq
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DCRSU Ant TO a decree Of the Chanoery Court az
II Nashville, Ia the OF John Mallory rs. Josiah
Mallory and others, Will SELL Saturday. October Q,
1Seo at the Court House Ia Nashville the following
valuable property, 10 Wit The Mallory residence oss
South Cherry Sret srih Jos feet q ground (neXt TO
Mallory street) attached. The remainder Of this piece
of property, I7s feet divided into bots. One lot Of los
feet front on South College street,
TEESs-l and years credit, with interest, (er-
cess edsh pay cots ond e<RSs, acaicA ssl X
collected on ksifse lot) Purchasers 10 slye notes with
satisfactory security. and lien TO be retained
septs-t5s J. T. SLEAVTS. G & "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
SEVENTH WARD.

:
Judges-W S Crosthwait, jus Steele, Hensiey Cor
bett. Receiver of votes-N Corbett. Clerks
Geo Miller Jas Meadows Magistraie--John Corbett,
Esq.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
THIRD WARD
Election to be held at W L Boyd's Office
FOURTH WARD.

EIttIIOI 10 DC heIu at " l. boy UIIItt
Judges-Andrew Anderson, Jno Hume, Is 5 Wei
Ter. Receiver OF Votes-Jno Reddick. Clerks-B
Brown Ed Hicks. Magistrate-J y Alexander, ESD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
SECOND WARD.

Election TO be held at Myers Hunts.
Judses-C Berry, Moses Wright, Jno Kinney
Receiver of Notes-t;eo w Coleman. Clerks-Wm
McFerran, Chas Slu.tn Magstratc-lsliam Dyer, Esq.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

CLOTHS,
CAsSIMEREs,
AND vEsTMGs
Which am prepared make up In the most Jasiioa
able Sfpfss and IL tho shortest notice
Cents Furnishing Goods OF all kinds kept constant
In an hand sept20-lm
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Hon. Andrew johnson and John
Bell.


In his speech on Broad Street Thursday
night, Hon. ANDREW Johnson made the most
yindictiye aud malignant assault on Mr.. BELL
that has been made during this heated, and
rather incorporate on the part OF the Breckin-
r;dge-Y anceyites, CANVASS. We do not propose
to enumerate and brand at this time all the
nnfounded and malicious statements he made,
but select one as sample and fix upon il
marks which viii warn the people against
the whole lot He charged that Mr. Bell
was elected 10 The Senate in ls41. through
democratic aid, because lie pledged himself to
sustain the administration OF President
Polk, and that be falsilied his pledge. fpis
whole statement is untrue. MIR. BILL. was
elected to the Senate in lS4I, without demo
cratic aid, the vote which elected him being
east by wings alone. The following i a li<t
OF the members who voted for Mr.. BELL:
SExsToEs-MessrS. Bradbury, BTsIcher, HciSkcll.
Henry KYLE, GckOiu, AeiSS, MurheSd. Richardson
Roach TIl0rnburS TYLER and speaker Anderson.
Observation-Disclosures. Allen, Anderson. Barrett,
Benbam Bond, Bra-hieT, BurTus- Caldwell, Gross, U
Anderson LAWS. Duggan' FIppIn, FusTon Goodrlch,
Daniel Greene, AcGinty, NanlJvc, MITCHELL Nor
man, orme, Parker Pepper, Rankin, Robertson, 10
gers, Haywood, Rogers, OF hIte, Sstnlou- SMITH,
OF Wilson, Warren, Whiesdo. Williams "i Garter
WIseuer, and speaker Buchanan
TITUS, Mr.. Bell. was elected. not by The aid
oi d moerats but in spite ri them. and sevcr-
shIgs also who voted against him.
equally untrue is the imputation that Mr..
j.LL pledged himself to support the admin
,lration OF Mr. Polk. Had he made such o
pledge he could not have received the large
number of whig votes that were cast for him.
Had he done so, the whig Friends of other as
pirants to the Senatorship would have de-
nouned him as untrue to his party. Had he
done so. the democracy would have proclaim
ed the fact to the world and regarded his eiec
ton as triumph. But nothing of the sort a:
done. The election of a Middle Tenncss ee-
an was censured by wings in East Tennessee
but no one impeached the great talents aud
party fidelity of Mr.. Bell The organ of the
democracy, the Nashville Eaioa, after the
election stated what IL understood his posi-
ton to be, in an article which We sub!oin Il
there had been any reason TO suspect Mr..
BELL Of the pledge charged by Gov, JOHNSON
the Union would have made haste TO an
nounce it The LRion s article is alone sufficient
proof of the groundlessness of the charge:
From, m, Nashville Union dee ID IS4.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR TBE STATE AT LARGE.
BaIIIE PEYTON, of summer.
y. G. TAYLOR, of Carter.
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nURSrlNT l.. decree Of the cilancery Court 4
Nashville in the case of W. T. Bay les aud IL. A
ieayes rs John Detnp, VIII sell, the Court Hous
in Nashville GA Szaudag, Oet<r 9, 1850 lss q
Erisaq Aueae ia Esviags addition, each So by IL
feet and known 5 lots l52 and l53 II the plan.
TEsxs-6 IL and IS months credit, with interest
and without redemption Security required. and lie
retained.
sept5-fts J. F. GIEAfEs, c. II.
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FIFTH WARD.

Judges ]. Ryan, J W Martin, A Beech. nc
ceiver of votes-Robt Barr. Clerks-W Hughes
Van Holman Magistrate-W Robertson, Esq.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

DURSuASr 10 decree Of the chancery Court a
l Nashville in the case OF p. W. Naxey / Co, ana
others, creditors Of Stewart Owen rs Stewart 4
0wen,i viii sell al the Court House IN Nashville, "a
Saturday, Octstr o, 1890 Lot No 25 IN plan Of Hay
Factory property, dot IS by $50 feet) and being iii
same Lot heretofore sold 10 Stewart : Owen By u
Derness, ESQ
TErxs-s u and IS months with interest and with
out reaempfon- Security required and lien retained
). {. 0LEAyES, C. ".
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

nTRSTANT 10 decree OF the Chancery Court nj
Nashville ia the Of +. Tones, Jr., rs- Henri
eta C. TONES and othera III sell. Al the Coert House
ia Nashville stasay October q, isoo, sots M $50
and 1917 ia tie EIoisg addition.
TET,xs-6 L. IS and - months credit, without IN
tcrest and ffee from redemption. \btes, with secu
rity payable in Bank, required of le purchaser, and
lien 10 be retained.
sepi5-tds j. r di-EANf;>s { NJ
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For President,
JOHN BELL,
sJF TENNESSEE

For viee-Presidenf,
EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29

Having arrived homo from the East, l q.
~ beg leave inform my customers and ~
H3 tho public generally, that Ihave received 30
M and ana receiving large and handsome In
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