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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

CONGRESSIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ga
ting committees were appointed during the
last Congress to examine into various abuses,
involving improper expenditure OF money to
the amount of several hundred thousands of
dollars, in different departments of the fede-
raj government. There was committee to
inquire into frauds connected with public
printing, whose labors brought TO light grave
populations and rObberies, resulting, We be-
lieve, in the indictment of several persons.
There was. Tor the Navy D, partment. a
Brooklyn Navy Yard Investigating Commit
tee. resulting in the discovery OF proflgacy
of expenditure and rascally Distribute of
patronage by hich the country was ANIMAL
~ swindled out of very large sums of money.
Then there WAS the Millctt's Point aud Fort
Snelling overhauling in the War Department,
with the finale of which our readers are ac-
! qnainied. II the manifold iniquities in all
branches Of government had been properly
examined ipto, hideOus aggregate OF guilt
would have been made to appear.
Ii is probable, after the House Of Repre-
sentatives is organized that nearly score
OF more or LEES airoeious schemes or systems
OF peeuniary corruption will be brought mp,
and that considerable portion OF the time
and labor OF members OF the present Congress
viii be spent upon the investigating commit
tees appointed To examine into them. There
| is little doubt that committee will be re-
quisite TO inquire into the working OF the
plan for registering moneyed letters. aud es-
peeially into th,. details of management OF
the New York Post Office. The shameful
manner in which Cnstom House Inspectors,
aud officers generally. are permitted to i'm
pose upon. insult aud rob strangers. To ex-
anime their persons aud carry of their pro-
ptr.y. acquiring large gains from POPULATION,
pilfering aud offieial burglary, cannot be- tao
closely hooked into. Whtu The times com, :
we shall b. prepared so give some hints aud
TO aid in throwing light upen this subject
There are many ether poia.s which the peo-
pie will look 10 CongIess To have cieai ed up;
but, in the meaawhile, II Cabinet members
wish to avoid iu,uIe trouble. let them substi-
lute distrust for the confidence they now
place la many so-eall. d .experieneSd' men
in their employ, aud ndopt the snggesiion we
have made With RI gard TO their renos al
| ~. T. Lerald
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

E5-Tae New York 7imes refers 10 The fact
that ca several recent occasions, We have re-
ccised later intelligence from Japan. by the
way Of San Fraaciaea. in advance OF the news
coming through tie ordinary channels via
England No lees than four vessels, with
valuable caFgoes irum Japan, have recently
arrived al San Francisco, aud The press Of The
the Goldea State is rejoicing over the open
ing Of this new held for American enterpFize-
These facts indicate thai the eomplstioa OF
the Pacific railroad wouid afford as advsn-
tAges OF commercial communication With the
Ess;, al least for the transportation Of light
and valuable goods, far superior 10 the "a
eIllsies Al pFeseal afforded. We caanat dcast
that our complete system Of American tx
pressing vail alslmaieiy carry seoas ever
the sane routes that now secure the rapid
lraas saission Of newz.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

SGThe following good story is told AZ
Washington of the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens.
OF Pennsylvania: At the time when several
Of the Aati-Lecompion men voted Tor Mr..
Gilmer, Of North Carolina, one Ut the promi.
nent Soaihern Democrats approached Mf.
Stevens, saying he WAS very much astanlshed
that these men should yv,e Tor Mr.. Gllmsr,
ssbo owned nearly hundred bead sf mig
esrz." .Docs bef'' rald Ar. s; ..tl.. think
shall vote for him myself, for IL l. yoar lii
fie sns-h AIDED Niger m who make all the
irosbls.r NJ. Stevens id vote accordingly.
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Part of n. 4. McNairy Farm
90 Acres.

DURsU Mt TO decree OF the Chancery Court at
i Nashville in the of Amanda A. Porter vs.
r. c. McNairy and ct IeTs will offer public sale
at he Court House in this city
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1860,
sixiy-tw aud 90 POLES Of land lying ,n the
West side If the Franklin Turnpike Road miles
the ciiy-ihe same being part Of the y. A. McNairy
farm, and being LotsNo. l, p tin the plan oi the
division of said farm Said land fronts the turnpike
a d BIZ owns Geek through the tract, and the
same viii be sold whole divided as may APP
pear ost advisable On day Of sale.
TEINs.-l, ?, x 3. years credit-notes TO bear in
terest be pay able in Bal and lien be retained
jan. 10, 1860. Ia. j. L. GLEAVES, c. a ~.
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Chancery Sale.

A ]. Hooper. VS.. Alexander MeCown and Others
dur UANr to "a decree of the Chancery Court a,
Nasty lille IN the above named case, Will oneF al
public sale al the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th dav Of February, 1860
A House and Lot on Russell street. in kdgeneld
the same being the property occupied by Alex
MeCo~n, (tie lot fronts so feet, and runs back 170
feet q alley. }
1EKMS--7 months credit--and without right Of re-
dempiion- purchase money to be well secured BY
personal security, and lien Ia be retained.
jan. L. 1860 I'll J. E. s6LEAyES, C. & NJ.
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the Courthouse in this city viii offer at public
sale to the highest bidder credit Of II and %
months with interest from day Of sale and free from
redemption the tract Of sos acre of Land bought
bv r. luces, at Chancery Sale in the case of
A. Allison, Admir-, Crucher and others ana also
the tract OF 10 and "a poles bought By him of
hitsett also the Tract OF Is acres part of the
iaIm OWBeG by ". K Lucas, and described by him
in the Deed oil Trust made 10 y d. Cross
will sell such portion of the sos acre tract as
be Left unsod alter the safe thu decree in
ers aud ADDITION the said tracts OF 10 and Is acres
until enough shall have been sold pay anu s4tisfy
the decree this this for 1851 IS be
sides interest and costs. Purchasers will be re-
CURED execute their notes, with approved securi-
ny at the uf sale, and lien VIII be retained on
the land until the purchase money is fuly paid.
j. r. GLEAVES c. & NJ.
jan1S-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-18

Mrs AInsios, al experiences nurse an
enAle ply stefan, has soothing syrup Tor ehldFeh
ssthsg, whieh greatly facilitates The process Of
,csshs-z by sof,eoins the Eassre iuciBs @iitaa@ma
en--~ IL slay all pain sna il sure te regulate The
soxsls. Depend uPonH, mothers, ~ wiHgase rest
yourselves aaa EeiIef ana health 10 your infants
Perfectly safe "A ali cases scs advertisement in
assother colgsan. uneIdAsiy
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Chancery SaIe--W. II. Lucas
Lands.

ON Saturday the 18th day of February, 1860, at the
" Court House, IA Nashville, will ofler public
sale, TO the highest bidder credits OF g. IL Island
- months with interest from day of sale, the
of 80 s. OF land, which Washington X. Lucas
now resides, and formerly known the Edmund
Crutcher place.
Will cficr said tract OF land, divided into such
parts may suit the defendant, and viii continue
the sale until enough shall be sold 10 paw and satisfy
the decree of this Court IN case Of A. Allison, admir-
Ne, j. A Cruicher and Others far 81 s6l ,09 be-
SIDES interest and cost. The property VIII be sol .
without the right OF redemption, and the purchasers
will be required 10 execute their notes with approve ed
security, at the time OF the tie
Sale pursant 20 decree Ol this Court al November
IN, 1889, IN q A. Alisun, Admir- James A.
Crutche- and 5thers aud lien 70 be retained land
until paid for j. (. GLEAVES, c. N.
jan. 10, 1850. I'd
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AETERNDnN SESSION.

The House met and again took up Senate
bill to reform and regulate the business of
banking in this STATE, and having considered
sections Is, 10, and 20, with amendments,
adjourned till Thursday morning. 9 O'Clock.
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American and EoYeism
STEREOsCOPIC EMPORIUM.
E. NTHoNY,
sos broadway, NEW York.
Afler Nay Isl, 1869, sol BRO4DWAH, nc

After Nay Isl, 1860, sol BROAD WAY, fIOo
doors from the 81. NieboLas Hotel
The stereoscope is the insirseire Interesting.
nteTsaini,sg amusing, and ezeiing OF modera iRs en-
ions.
gent none TOO HHeftsedted to acknowledge Us worm
and beauty
No home is complete without it, and it must and
will penetrate eueTyEkeTe-
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in al the relief boldess, perecifue, and sharpness u
detdii, as If y"u were ON The spot
Photographers are every where exploring Europe,
Asia Africa, America, in search of the grand and
the beautiful, and the results Of lheir skill
stdntlg eariekiI.g oar stock
Scenes in Paris London, England ,Scoi nd Ireland
Wales France Belgium, Holland switzerland, SPAN.
The Rhine, Versailles, ~. Cloud, toBtaineolesu.
TuilIeries, Italy, Turkey Egypt, Athens, the Holy
Land chIna, lnda, Cry sial Palace ale 6roape HIS
Tic mics siatuary sc &c. ez9uisitc assayfssesf
Of Illuminated IsterioTs Of Palaces, Churches and Ca
| thedrals OF France, Italy, &C. &C. The elect OF
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EVERY GENTLEMAN vEALIH AND REFINkD rAS1E
should have ia his drawing room some Of our ~
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las mating, aud en- Her 20 greaier treat
TO FREUD foi If the picturesque ano tie beautiini
AafAsHys InSdsfaHsssLS SteTouscope Views are tDe
latest mot grafhc wonder The. are taken IN the
foTtlefA part II socsRd. aud every thing BaSer
hosr dity may b saOeag, Is depicted Is sisr y
and astiaoty "a Il Il had been Pefie' ny al r,st.
| This gives additional value, for Ia the be2eiies
Illuminate Il odds he csGfSa ~ tgc ana mo
tim. The process Is a discovery 81 our % NJ and
besng H1aknosca Exyefe,e Ne fseeive from oudon
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| Views Of American life and scenery
Among other things we have just published stere.
oscopc illustrations OF the scene OF the iUtIcs
>1RklI PRArER GEETiS0s, in which many hearts ieel
Interest The Particulars Of this Sili be found
IN Catalogue.
ouR cAIALostE OF subjects aud prices viii be for
warded toany address ON receipt Of n stainl-
iarti a distance sending u o.. -, $40, sls
| $50, or 50 have = goDd INSTRUMENT ana sacu
| pictures they may request, sent by Ezg'fsss
Views alone, (~IthOut Iasifument cais Dc scat bs
mail
Parties who xish be adv ised of every thing real
~ valuable line that ONES cot, scid as
their "a place feeoTa, aid Viii Keep thetn
posted a eAIense-
Men Of setxsre viii nnd Photography most fasei
mating ana de hilai amusement. Ne prepared
NJ aAateiETs with ever thing uecessaay f0s
their success vi cth,r with instructions How q
e. ANTHONY.
Importer and Manufacturer OF fhot graphic Aa
teTiais, Stereos cppes and StereosccPic Views
SS- Merchants e. IA every sectaon of tle country
are respectfully invited 10 make al examination o.
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eral.
To Prctogrsphers.-fHs' class s'srsosooPe Ne
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gapye. iAnis-sin.
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The capital of the Norfolk and st. Peters
uurg Raj Iway is to be increase $500, 900
and the directors intend to borrow the money
81 hnmp
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale TO
the Highest Bidder,

FTNHE undersigned, agent for Mrs. LAWN, Craig
l. HEAD, viii, ON THURSDAY, THE 2oTH OF JAN
UARY, 1860, uiier for sale To the highest bidder, al
Smiths Store in Tank, that han me Residence and
Farm, lying in Williamson county, less than two
miles from Tank, known as the fvans or jackson
place. The tract s"ntaius BY recent survey 1879
acres al p poles adjoining the lands OF William
R. Eliston, Dempsey SAW and others. The tract
l. we'll wafered and is we'll known further de-
scription is deemed necessary. Tie sale viii be
positive. aud The terms made known the day OF
sale. JOHN 7. HILL, Agent for
jlnIs-td AIRS. LAW CRAiGHEAD.
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HoN. Babe PEYToN.-A public dinner was
given to Hon. BAnrE PkYToN in Phiiadel-
phia, on the l4th inst.
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Frcm the Boston Post.

Now that hoops are going out, what is to
come in by way of q substitute? OF course il
will be so'aething-p perhaps the old-fashioned
bustle-who knows? Whatever it may be, ii
will be a 'mere matter of form"-that is GER
tain. But form is everything with the ladies'
and, besides, next to her fathers figure" (fi-
nancial) gentlemen have an eye to the figure
of Young lady. We will wager the price OF
the saw-dust that the "bustle" will come
again-the same invention of which some
poet (not Crabbe) once wrote:
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House and Lot on Broad street.

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chaneery Court at
il Nashville In the of James johnson VS.. +.
Johnson ami others. viii offer public sale. at the
Court House in this city
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1se0,
the house and lot IN NoTth-side Broad street (be
tween Cherry and summerl formerly occupied by
James johnson. lot 81 feet front.
TERMs.-Cash 81 ,f0e-and for the the bal
credit of 2, s. years. interest except for year
on lte last nate.
Biddngs to commence at SIS, 400.
jap 10, 1860 I'd J. T. GIEAyES, C. NJ.
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No. IS, Union Street.
Shakespeare Merchant of Venice.
A Gallery of Distinguished English and
Am,rcan Female Poets.
Gallery of famous English and American
Poets.
Women of Beauty fir, m Scmiramis to Engenie
The Court of Napoleon; or, Society under
the first Empire.
The Repaid can Court OF. American So
eiety ia the days IF Washington.
The Christian Year Thoughts in verse for the
Sundays aud Holidays
Ornaments of Memory or, Beauty OF His
tory, Romance and Poetry.
Gems of British Art. with choice specimsp.
of Poetry. History, etc.
Libcr Hevioun; or, River Scenery of
France.
The Scenery of the United States in Series
OF 40 Engrayings.
The Poeiieal Work Of lie Sabbath Bers
Der. The Farmers BOY.
Memory and Hope. Foe,ica. Works Of Thomas
Songs Of the Al etious. Gray
The Dane'si aushtcr. FociiraI works of Charles
The Era OF - Agnes. Lamb.
loet-y q the Year. Mo. res FoetieaI Works
ShAkspezre's works. Burns PocIieal Works.
Byron's IOstieai Works Pu,n-'s roet,ral Norls
Sc"tIs PoeilCal v oiks. -ker's ioethal Works.
s'itoH's p ciiosi Works Tbs mn son PoeIisaI
Southey's PoStieaI Works. Marks.
Bryants Foetivai WsTAs. Rogers PoetieaI NsIks
Lonsieie~'s f0eileaI canlbsn's roeifea
Works. Works
Colds miih's Traveller. SPensei IS Poetcal Works.
! Records OF The Heart Haluck's Poeital ~ rks
Sacred Alieg"rEs. The Bayueh nigsITaiiois
! Poetry Of The Fields # Shakespeare, FrVoi
Poetry OF the Nn-als COPY.
/ 81 ores Irish Melodies
Harper's illustrated Bible. London Bibles.
Velvet and Turkey Morocco Bibles.
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons
Paper Aache Portfolios, Backgammon
Boards. and Albions.
| Portahl, Docks, l., sthsr Goods, together
with great assortment of Juvenile
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/ For sale by JOHN YORK go.
| deel9-tE
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A full and Choice Slotk Of Dry Goods ii Ctst
Request.

w ILL the strIisn b. - testri CD Tie iiih
w a nv lasI. = b-r sold talt- Va Nina
a box OF tis-is "a ~ ki~a :, th- is>.4 81
calAng IA "a IA SnSst J, ". lAASIIY
Jauli--1f = -
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,oet lnol Crahbel once WROTE:

Arlfu devicel whose initiative pad,
Into good figures rCundeth off the bad:
VIII Their OF simple saw dust thou art seen,
Or Il kist the guiSe Of Costiicr cTinoline,
How OFT to tiiee the female form doth owe
grace rutund a line of ampier flow
Than fiesS and blood are able to bcstowi
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A general assortment sf Paints, Oils, yaralsAe.
zlaes. FssAirs Tsekis. P~rfaaery. BRAKES. bye
ssHss, a., 70 ali sf wascs ws asa ne .usasssa e
raFeh4zrFz-
10. G. BsowS EVANS
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LNokTN SIX al I'D thFcs- Ial.s from the city
Il and s.tuat 4 On Nil CO ck. being a i,att q HE
smith tract OF land. - ats.uL or sr4ts IL
heavily tushered, th- baI Gle. and M q sac
STATE fE cultivation. he ss.i l. the rlclcst qta-
" a. q Tor gardening iuFioe - infeittf
Davidson g UNITY - Ma sik la al Two Nils tie
line SIDE rani.ll the ~ ct Il = Pad
Nhlch aneres an al I-'fiEIit. hF o. iine up ice
which J. great act. O. 4 slsse 81 lg Ia
eng-gc ~ ilat lnsn.sss. f,r TINS OF sac, Ae..
apply ~ 2. TKABIK, II
yaDlU-lnitilx 6l-ASu Ok NLNsOM.
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Fine Teas.

5szs received : large - Il ss PRS u.raA,
BLACK zsa PLANTATION IaFKHuzL TExs- TAs=s
Teas are eaassseresshs hsst iap rsra. asa far -
sale 81 ~Asea xs ara sals .ssz1z-
,snis-a 10. Q. sl:owx . ksASs.
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Deaf and Blind.
DIR. MCLEOD, OF SCOTLAND,

THE EMINENT AND sKILLFUL OPERATOR ON THE
EAR AND EYE,
II AS arrived in NASHVILLE, TENN, and taken
i rooms IN Colorado BUILDING (ormerlv Cooper's
Building on the corner of North Cherry and Dead
erick streets, up stairs, where he Will remain brt
short time To attend the treatment of his specidiiie
His unequaed success III curing the above diseases
Is now well known in most important cities, his
testimonials Sufficient To convince the mosi in
creduious. Call and examine them Call soon, as
his stay is limited.
Deafness, Dizziness Buzzing, Far-ache and Noise
in the Head, Caarrh, and all offensive Discharges
from the Ears, Mouth Nosirs entirely we'd
DIR. MCLEOD has made discovery of a medicine
that will prove perfect absorption of the Cataract
and restore pei feet sion the Eye without the
of tue knife. Jan lS-dSmis &w3nI
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DlSsOlUTION.
COMPREHENSIVE.
CHURCH ANDERSON & co.

tsttefss- 3 70 p G ASf'zksF@ J
fItEk undersigned have feEnaet = Ezrss<fship,
Il sster ths <ssl ssd SRA q CHURCH aAith-
~ 4 G0 ane have thelF 81 Gree
flzs fFxm the cd cz4ns rseriy oS<sIed ~ r
{. Asn<Esox. Bread stree, IN the large sla
catroasesas <renaa<e. rcecasly eccsF1ed y ~ =
Bs>px Co. 81 College street. where tkss izieaa
- esss caast4nfff has1 weA se.ected sts<k q
4FeceFlez. sn4 IL siea - prepared % he s<<f-<s
CHURCH A~nEEsoS.
fzn1S-ix JOHN n ASpEkcssS-
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ID O ID G. T. ;
Patent Open Fire Places.

IL. who desire economy AMI comfort in their fires
N should examine Dodgeis PateBt, before making
other arrangements. Ifn Is object to obtain fifty
per cent more heat from hfiy per cent. less fuel,
Bodge's PateIt will accomplish Il. II a is desirabie
60 avoid the dust usual IN the Old method of setting
Crates Dodge's Patent viii do It. II yen desire n
rnjoy the perfection Of open Gre then Dodge
Patent. The Agent Is here aud all orders left with
MckAZIE & hINCHi>, will be attended 10.
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For New Orleans.

/ RED ROVER, WIII1Ax xItlszzsssAjAAa
STRoNG Master, will depart .zzkszdszkzEE21ea
above SATU RDAY, tn 2lst, at 10 O'Clock, A. II.
For freight or passage apply et board or to
A HAMILTON, $500.
jan1s-td II. Ii. HARRISON,
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4 uotrsE tess eamEaFtstIo and eeas<sseni. n 4.
n Nss< k4eisxsfls. eernef q &z>zr< and -
-ssr.Afzne sueelz- Der tzrnss, xc-, Apply -
sss-ln = q As<o~A > ~
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xxrK ksx< remes-a ser >seek e1i Bzsisess ffen
w <e- -. A.<kes szEeet. - ske Ar<e snd e.
tsa=5<e nes<e, Ne = sac street. ts<neris oeSe-
81 rataae he AzFk1lter.s soa So ees.ness -
Eeretefsss. 4kH<<H<A>6 u
t-s.---A -z-E -. 2.
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Is g o..
Fresh Garden See DIS.

NNE are Los IA gseesEG al tai ts- ss.sk 81
w LAM ktTh'S CaF.-ss Ssesx, a tAt grow Ia Of
$50, IneIs.lins az ilIe Z G. kaEl.aies II
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Chancery Sale---W. II. Lucas
Saturday the 18th of February, 1860,

DURsUANT to decree of this Court in the case OF
Il J. In Ramsge VS.. W. h. Lucas and others in le-
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Constantly on Hand

Fine liquors.
We keep tie pnrest Liquors that be purchased
from asst hAnds and feel sale assuring cur rlsaas
that they strictly reliable u qasllly.
French Brandy, tHennesy)
Madeira vine,
Port Vine,
Newsam's WHISKY,
Best Rye WHISKY, very nae, have
had In stare Ia Nashville four years.
Holland Ca
jamaica Rum,
Sh>rry wise,
20. G. BeowN EVANS.
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turday the 18th Of February, 1860,
Cliancery Sale---W. II. Lucas
Saturday the 18th of February. 1869,

DURSU Mt 90 decree Of this Court in the case of
l. E. H Chiidress, ST., VS. w. &. Lucas and others
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New York Voting List.

New YORK, Nov 5. The number OF regis
tered voters III this city is 1851 The New
York Tribune says AT least t'oenty thousand
names now stand ON the registers which have
no legal voters behind them. Some OF these
are the names OF persons who have remover
Itom the districts in which they voted last
fall, and are registered afresh where they now
reside. while their names remain regstereu
where they voted last year; but great ma
jorty of them have been puto with delloerate
intent to defraud. Thus in the Hid ward,
scrutiny instituted by the Republicans has de-
tected sixty odd names registered III single
district with no voters behind them; III Que
instance, an Irish widows two sons, SIX and
seven years old, have been registered - OF
course. without any concurrence Oh her or
their part. In the XlIth ward, our scouts re-
port fve hundred names tout OF thirty five hun.
dredl on the registers which have no voters
behind them in The XVIII, our friends, after
due scrutiny, have commenced arresting those
who have traudulently registered, aud will
follow il up to-day, The culprits, Of whom
EXAMPLES are made, are not poor, ignorant for
eipners. but clerks and active, prominent poll
ticians, II our challengers do their whoie duty
winch they can only do il well backed--the
vote of our city will tail twenty to thlrly thou'
saud short of the number registered.