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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Nep Conaers-Quitc number of new
Corners have arrived, and taken quarters
among us. Among this number are about a
half dozen families from Independence
We are suspicious that if the people of the
latter place continue to emigrate, and we to
receive, the late discussion carried on between
the Guardian and Waterloo Courier, relative
to the population of their respective localities,
will, at the next census, be decided in favor
of Waterloo, and Cedar Falls by that time can
step in and whip them both.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Nep Store. d. GRANT, of Galcna, has
established branch store at this place. He
deals in all kinds of Leather, Harness Find
ings, Shoemaker's Kits and Findings, etc.,
etc. Manufacturing his own leather he is ell
abled to sell it as low as it can be bought at
any point on the river, less freight
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Fishy.-We think that if the fact was
generally known that HENDERSON keeps such
fine White Fish, as the one he presented us
with the other day, he would have to order a
fresh supply soon.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Religious.-Rev. JAS. KELLER, of James
vile, will hold Episcopal service, at the School
House in this place, next Sabbath afternoon
at three o'clock.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

The Peak.-Mr. Benton COOPER of this
place departed on Tuesday last for the Peak.
We hope he may meet with success in his
gold-seeking enterprise.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

Young Men ITanted--Some years since
there seemed to have been in this locality
great scarcity of young ladies, so much so
that as a travelling correspondence some
Dubuque paper was passing t. kgh this
place, he was loudly importuncd by numer-
Gus individuals, who stood upon the brink of
Bachelordom, to communicate an advertise
mcnt to his paper, offering extraordinary in
qucemcnts to young maids, or even old
maids, to secure husbands in Cedar Falls
The correspondent, being doubtless kind
hearted man, and deeply sympathizing with
them in their lonely condition, finally yielded
to their solicitations, and sent to his paper
quite an earnest appeal to its female readers
in their behalf. In this case we can behold
the benefits Of advertising. 1t seems that
shortly after this advertisement appeared our
place was beautifully supplied with good
assortment of females, from which our bach
elor-thrcatencd friends had no difficulty in
making satisfactory selections. We can inn
agine with what excessive joy, and loudly
beating hearts, they led the blushing fruits of
their well-timed advertisement to the altar;
with what small amount of regret they
Withdrew from the world, and sank into the
retired shades of matrimonial felicity; with
what emotions they viewed the past, and
brought to mind the fearful position they but
so recently occupied. But those days are
passed, and things since then have assumed
decidedly different aspect. In fact just the
opposite Of what they were in the days gone
by, which we have spoken Of Circumstan-
ccs are such that We deem it duty we owe
to the ladies of this place, to advertise gratu-
itously for them" Young men manted."-
From what little we have seen, and from what
judgment and observation prompts, we should
say that the ladies are in the majority two to
one. Such state of affairs as this should by
no means exist, and we doubt not but what,
had not modcsty prevented, the ladies would
have long ere this advertised. We have
seen the snowy white brows" of some
showing strong inclinations to wrinkle; we
have seen dark tresses with now and then a
silyery hair protruding. In fact. there is, in
the lives Of our fair ones, characterized per-
iod drawing nigh, therefore we have resolved,
after due consideration, to take the matter in
hand, and, upon our own responsibility, ad-
vertise, " Young men ranted" We are not
qualified to state anything further, but will
direct all those who may desire full informa-
ton to address the ladies Of Cedar Falls.
We sincerely hope that this call may be
promptly answered, and we soon be enabled
to chronicle the arrival Of fifty good substan-
tial young men, to meet the matrimonial
wants Of our female population.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
6RAMATls PERSONAL,

sQrInoB, Tie Prosecuted "A for because he would not
blow"
CANSiBLIsKDEHrsTRIKEnTIN King of the
Cannlbal Islands, and Musician in Chief of the Realm
Minister to His Serene High
ness, and sole performer on the Z" Orphuglide."
Commander Cef Of the land
and naval forces, and Teacher Of the Whipsaw"
ORPHrL Toll of State and Basso Pro-
fundo.
NoTRUBLToRAZETHEwIND-Ch Chancellor Of the Exchequer
and principal performer on the Blu gl-arious
AHINT-Secret of the Interior
(of the coal cellar) and Professor Of the Iornette
PowRFuLsTRAwNGwISDEDF Brother to the Gener
aD secretary OF War; and extra player the Barrel
tone.
AsHo-Presdent of the Board of
Trade, and eminent blower on the Drummo Basso.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEME NI'S.

Canus-Do not forget the Republican
Caucus tonight.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
AmbrOtypes!

IT WALTON, Artist, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cedar Fails that he has taken rooms
over f. iiatchs Hardware Store where he will be hap.
~ to wait all those who may desire Coon AND PERI
PICTURES THAT WILL Nor FADE Entire given
or pay required. Children taken In from two 70 Nv,
seconds. Pictures taken without regard to weather
Prices Of Pictures range from 80 cts to a. ATT
time. az $500
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
New Advertisements.
EStrAy Notice.

STRAYED to the premises of the Subscriber on Sec
Stion No. is, town 50, range Is, in Grundy County,
Iowa, the 3rd day Of May, D. 1860 two dark bay
colts, well matched bearing collar marks the breasts
and supposed to be three years old Apprased value
800. ng-1w H. j. WILSON
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
ID I H ID.

In Cedar Falls, May eth, 1850, wILLETT, son of DE-
WITT G. and MARY CARPENTER, aged year and nine
months.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11

CARDS OF ADNZSSIOy 25 CENTS EACH
For Sale at the Post Office, vansaun Hunts and at
the Door.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock Concert to commence
precisely at Il o'clock,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-05-11
DIPLOMATIC CORPS,

COUNT BLoMINoZorFwITHAP Plenpo
Tertiary from the Court of st. Petersburg.
1NK-PA DU-TAH-Big Gun of the tribe of Flatfeet
BANG Mandarin in Chief and looking Out
for the interests of the Celestial Empire
Numerous inhabitants of the Cannba Islands Musicians
Soldiers, ETC., etc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

NnvAL LAW SUIT.-Ro have, SAYS The
n. o. CTeseenf- lately publish the particu-
lars of the suit of the st. Joseph Orphan
Asylum Us. A. MAGyIER. halter, for six bun
Ord dollars. that being the amount alleged
10 have been forfeited by defendant, in virtue
of written and signed contract between
himself and other hatters TO keep their stores
cIos,-d on Sundays, duder penalty or for
f.itnre Of one hundred dollars for each viola
ton, to be paid to the Orphan Asylum here
in named; and we have also given the result
of the suit, a jury in the SIKH District Court
having awarded the Asylum a verdict for
$780, half the amount claimed.
Messrs. FIELD & BLOCKER. counsel for de-
PENDANT, have taken a rule for new trial,
and the rule comes up for argument to-day.
Should Judge HOWELL refuse the trial pray
ell for, the case will be taken to the Supreme
Court.
Meantime, the indeiatigable agents and
counsel of the Orphan Asylum are after two
more hatsrs, or hating firms. against whom
they have run up stiff bills for similar viola
lions of the same bond. TO which their sigma
lures are appended. LIZ ROUNDE d Co., of
Charlres street, are sued for $500, for keep
ing open store eighteen Sundays, and another
hat-house CHE name OF which We have LOST
is sued for sl40O, at the same rate of assess
ment.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
STEAMER JAMES WooDs.-The Louisville

STEAMER JAMES WooDs.-The Louisville
Journal says:
This is splendid boat inst completed here
for and under the superintendance of Capt.
BOYD for the Nashville and New Orleans
trade. She is beautiful boat. She will
leave for New Orleans this evening. The
following is description of her and the par
ties which built and furnished her:
Tie hnIl, built by ID. J. Howard, has 240
feet straight keel 81 feet breadth of beam
and Teeth 9 inches hold. Its total length
is 2G0 feet.
The engines, by Inman, CAN'T 4 Co., have
80 inch cylinders aud 10 feet stroke; five
bnilcrs, 40 inches in diameter. 20 feet l"rg,
with doctor boiler attached, of choice T, IL
ne~see iron made especially to order, and
steam fright hosting engine and capstan.
TIE cabin, by Nipple Smith & Co., has 40
state-roOms IA in ladies' cabin and &c in
main). with saloon aud large nursery. 1t
can accommnd ate 100 passengers, having
spare rooms in the texas of the same size as
in the cabin.
The furnishing, by Hite & Small. consists
OF fine carpets, curtains, Oilcloths. &c.
The furniture IL by John Simm, and very
handsome. The upholstery. mattresses, &C.,
are in Mr. Hurry Webmhuff-s brst style.
The painting. gliding AID lettering were
brass work, stoves, &c, are from Wright IL
Il idgeford's foundry; the sheet iron work by
Davis Lane; the ship chandlery 10y Sin. riley.
B II d Co.; aud the china and cutlery lay
Brow II. Johnson 4 Crane, of New Albany.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

New PAPER Al. DoyZR.-We have received
the prospectus Of new paper to be Issued
at Dover, in this State, on the First Tuesday
in February. and to be called the Dover
Weekly Journal" 1t is to be published by
Messrs. AYcoCK and DAILY, and edited by
CLAY ROBERTS, Esq. The politics of the
JouraI will be national and conservative, OPP
posed TO corrupt democracy, sectional agita-
ton and disunion, equally opposed to all
sectional parties'' Under the energetic
control of Mr.. r. it will be an able auxiliary
in the cause of political truth and patriot
m. Mr.. DAILY is now in the city and will
be glad to receive advertisements and sub
scription from our citizens
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
"a n l4T n e. q ~ r.
Louisville. XIV.

The Proprietors of the GAIT HorsE, pre-
pairing for a large increase of traveI--. n the
opening ofthe Louisville aud Nashville Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to io1o!e its
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation ofthe Gait House as strictly iirst-
class Hotel. shall be mainiained. The House
Is most Conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the ef-
ersoaville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
&c, and the landing efthe United States Mai
Liae Steamers for Cincinnati and the East
are within square of the Hotel.
ss- Baggage Checked In the Gait House
o all tue prineiPal points North, East aud
Vest
Es- Time from Louisville to New York
Sc hoars. aagis-6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
ChanceFy Saie--W. II. Lucas
lands

On Saturday the ls,u uls oil February, 1850 at the
" Court HUusc, la Nashville, | Will oricr public
sale, to tie hgueSt bidder. credits o. IL Island
- tbs, iIh interest from day OF sale tract
vi 595s of hand Which HishingIo X Ideas
now esides, and formerly known the Edmund
Cruiclier place.
parts may suit tie defendant, aud will co Iinue
the sale until enough shall be slli pay aud satisfy
the decree Of tins OF A Allison, adm
&e-, j. \. Crutcber aud otaers for 81 46I Os be-
SIDES interest and cost Tic property VII be
without the right of redemption, and the purchasers
viii be required execute notes th approx ed
security, AT tue Tine vi the sale.
Sale pursuant to ia decree OF tins Court IA November
IN, 1859, If A. Allison, Admir- James A.
Crutcher, others aua lien be retained Land
until paid Tor. !. T. CLEANS, e. i n.
jan. 10, 1860. I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

rHE GAIETT.-The dramatic season r. 0p rs
the Gaiety tonight. Collins The distin-
|ished comedian and vocalist, being the
hfre OF attraction. 1t has been some years
ice he last appeared OF our boards. but the
|orabIe impression be then made on she
nds Of the patrons OF the drama here. is a.
|sh and vivid in their recolIcetions as IL il
d been but yesterday. SO life-like and
be are his delineatiOns Of Irish charact r,
at be has won the distinction Of being the
a .'Irisbmann on the American stage. He
pears tonight in lbs Las1 LEGS. and in
.ldy de 75eT. and will no doabt meet the
IIcome Of brimming tall house.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
OR. .AING'S DlSPENSARN
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

ataxH1xa<<. DIX. AING formerly oil New York for
AEzSa the last four years OF Louisville Ken
tucky Sno has devoted his .tten To the treat
ncnI OF private diseasesfor over so years, hatters
almseli having attended To practice for so many
years and cured SO many housands hes enabled To
cure all diseases OF private nature matter how
dthey may oefrom inJudicious medica Treatment
Or. rom negleCt oftheir own DT. Kings DispeDsary
Is No. - Deaderck street, between Cherry and the
square second stoiy ,where OF
private nature.
ioSoKRBkA idred withoutlaussousm cd o ri u
difference with business.
SrNCTUKEsOf OLD OF recentdate e nectually curedn
few days, by operation which causes pain
Whore structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhapsuo disease causes isc HE and under
ines the constitution so much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF theskin growing
out OF aeglect or bad treatment be cieciually
cured IN few days.
,EafNAI NEAKSESs-PaFticula rattentionh having be
given isoase and all the consequences grow
ing out Oft /, brought on n many by the de-
struciivc habits nc onsiderHie Youths and
undermined sttution renee; the subiectunfi
for basGessor society AND
Females who may be aboriag with any iiriculty OF
abe Won't may rest1ssured OF immediate relief
Persons esiding abroad by writing and statng
theircase with afee enclosed directed to DR.. King
No % Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn, VIII have
the necessary msdeinesent to their address with
sessary directions Strict secrecy observed Office
hodrsfr IN o'clockir hemorninF until n theeve.
ug may30-indsWly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
Spiral notiffs.

From Life illustrated, New York, July 10, 1859
SfaLDISG's Prepared GIUE.-We have examined
chemically prepared glue specially designed Tor re-
pairing furniture, picture frames. shell work, ETC.,
without the trouble OF calling the cabinet-ma
or professed reparer reliable article Of this kind
has long been an unsuppIied OF the household,
and Mr. Spalding has succeeded disco vering the
way to make reliable prepared g,ue thai VIII re-
main soluble, and uniniured by time and tempers-
ture, and that viii supply cheap, ever-ready, and
sufficient means for repairing household wares, as
he seems 10 have done, he is lucky man, and will
be sure of the hearty gratitude Of ali good Rouse
keepers Millions Of dollars viii be saved in the
preservation and expense repairing alone
every year by the general Introduction of such an
article. jau23-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
CAUrIllN.

Ppfsces ifFisE 81 = tl<ssacc s2oaii be extrrsseiy
NJ shass slzes t-sslzrx 9eG-
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laacsEaeas - lssia ot - st -
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90 he 40 tfszr - zsazes~ "a ksc<sEx .sf5zr
fioo go lseztzl fs1zes sz.fs4. 50 All
50 h, every sesl4zr-, fstazlsr Es u ssEalzy
ssat - stssa fsr ssz<sstaF~<a >
sltisas the zasls0s = ss@aas u ssslia< pffzr-
tsElfs 81 al Letters shra ms ..,sE1l fr.xs /
eaaz4iis ilFks cszFsssa - sl.e rFlee II I1<k
ga IA even zss&rre eaefs lsFke RFlzz zFs psef-
ed fas snail sos q f<ksfz, sas fsr ser
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
Y ORDERING TICKETS ORCERrIFICATFs

Enclosethc amountOf money to our address Tor
hat you wish 10 purchase; n-Iie the Lottery IN
nich you " ish At invested, aud who theI you visa
holes, Halves or Quarters, OF kiglths uu receipt
which We send what Is Vrdcs cd, h! urst mail to-
;ther with the scheme.
Immediately tfter the drawing "a Printed Drawing
rtiied to by the Commissioners will be seLt " IN
1 Explanation.
Es- Purchasers will please write their signature.
and give the name OF their Post otice county
Id Stale
IS trictlyc on fidentiIl
EEAllprizes 81 900 aud under paid immc diat ~
after the drawing-otheIp rizesutt usUa Kin, OF
rty days
UPWood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries are crawn al
Igusta, Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware
Address orders or Tickets OF Certificates by II
Express to be iirectedto
WOOD, EDDY 60. Augusta Georgia
or WOO1, EDDY co. ATLANTA g corria.
or, WOOD, EDDY C co. Wilmington delaware
EH- CIrou containing schemes for tie mo Ia
III be sent free OF expclsc By addressing above.
Jan27
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

|Hox. RIcHARE B. CHgArHAg.-We we're
ktihed y-~terdOY with call from our
bg-time friend, Richard b. Chatham. E-q.,
clever and talented represe NATIVE in IA.
|rer House OF our Legislature, from the
|uuries Of RObsrtson, Davidson, Cheaiham
ID Meatg,,mrTy- Thought a political OPP
Iuent. he is one Of the most genial aud
Ia toned gentleman In the Stale. and We
Ere glad u Teceire hint from hiUi that be
making Memphis his future res
ence.-H espAis 4ppeEl.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

FINE SAMPLE or CoTToS.-Mr. JAMES
|HNsoS- of this city has laid on our table,
EnpIe of cotton recently sold in New Or
bins, by Messrs. WN. A. JoHNsoN & Co. a
cents per pound. Fer 'trength and length
staple and finene,s of fibre, it is equal TO
6thing we have ever seen Ia softneSs aud
|kinsss of texture it approaches the beet Of
h Island growth. Ofcourse it brought the
CHEST price that has been obtained in New
|Ieans during the season.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
0banferp saIfs
Part of n. 3. McNairy Farm
CD Acres.

DURSU Ant to d decree OF the Chancery Court at
i Nashville .su the case Of Amanda A. Porter VS..
K G. McNAiry and others, viii ofer at public sale
at he Court House IN this city
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1850,
sixIy-tsso ant 80 poies II land iyiag sn the
est side Of the Franklin Turn, Ike Road miles
the city The being part Of the n. A. McNairy
far m, and beng LUtsNo j, =, 3,in the plan
said farm sand lad fronts turnpike
a 81 owns c. eek runs through tie tract, and
same y ia sold ~ a whole divided as may ap-
pear II ost adyIs bic .un day Of sale
TEENs.-l,2 3, years eredit-notcs 70 bear in
ter est Ia be pal able IL Ba be retain. d.
jan. 10, 1860 J. E GI.EAyES, u L NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
The Confessions and Experience
VTCTTM

nESi6NEilTor tlIe benefit, auC as a ~aTning and .
IL to Those tSa0 suffer from nervous debii-
ny. Indigestion, luwncss OF spirits, want al slice
premature decay. sc ;as con seo usnee of youtlfn
tnprudence or the banclui habit Of scirab Ise. A.
the tins pointing outlhe certain Means Of self
BY one who has suffered from the above cause,
md from misplaced eOun renee medic Al aunbug
ant qGaokery- Single copies sent tPesi free) the
receipt of asian Jed envelope, bearing the address
OF the applicant Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
declS-3mdS~ Bedford, Kings CO., \. Y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
w III L ELER s. WILSO MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
WI STREET NEW YORk--Being IN constant re-
cept of InquIriesfrom brethren respecting sew
ing machines with requests recommend and pur-
chase, We have, IN ConJanc tion with some lady
friends carefully and thoroughly Examined the yar
Gus machines OF practica value for family sewing,
aud ind those made by THE WHEELER q WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos Broadway New
forh, tofutiy combine the essentials of good l.
strument and such aswe can con ddently recon-
mend.
Having seen ACKNOWLEDGMENT from their us e in
our OWL and the households of our friends, we are
DESTROYS IhaItheir benefits should be shared by all
our brethren and hence have interested ourselv es
In their behalf.
With best wishes ,yourbrethren,
ABEL STEVENS, rHOS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, J. PORTER,
> DAN'L WISE, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WM. A cox
B. lcFERRIN Book Concern Nashville.
PARSON & Co.,
noyS-3ndw Agents Nashville Tennessee
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
House and Lot ON Broad street

DURSUA.>T to a decree of tie CLancery Court al
Il Nasty lie the OF James johnson vs. r.
Jollsvl others wild offer al public SALE u the
Court House in this CITY on
Saturday the 18Th DAY of February, 1860.
the house aud lot Aorti-side Bruau (oe-
tween Cherry and Summer) formerly occupied by
James johnson. LoI O. feet irO..I-
TEiNMs--Casn 81 ,l00-abd Tor the the bal nee q
crcIH vi 2 S, years. interest except for yeds
the last Rcte.S
BiddiIgs commence at SIS 400.
Jan 10, 1860. td J. h. GLEAVES, C. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

The river is falling slowly with about siI
et water on the shoals.
Fog PApUcAH.-The neat little Aiaas;oaka
the regular mail BOAT for Southland aad
kducah to-day at IL o'clock. a
The Rsnyaa is looked for.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

the Courthouse ia tnis city Will Oler at public
sale the liz hest bidder credit OF II "a
InoLIhs, With interest from day safe tree from
red uttTiOn the tract OF as acres OF ltHd, bought
b W X. Lucas at a Ch.ucery Sale under decree in
of a Allison Adui' VS.. Crutcher ans. 9TH
ers; and also, Tie tract OF 10 acres and - poies
bought by Inn vi " hits elt and by Whilsctt oI
Naugual.
viii sell such portion of the 591t acre ulctas may
be lct usold after safe under the DECREE Ia
uI A Ai!IsUn Adm r., &c Crutcher, and IA addI
ton the said tract Of 10 and - poles until
enough shall have been sold 10 pay and satisfy The
t.ecree this Court the Tor Sh13 81, bcsdes
interest and 20, Is Purchasers viii be required 10
exec Ut their With approved security at the
Tim. OF the sale and a lien viii be retained the
land un IiI pad Tor. J. T.. GI.EAVt>, &. & N,
Jauls-td ChIncery Court al Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30

~The Southern Centrai Railroad was
(npIescd 20 Pulaski on "Wednesday last.
Id through trains 10 and from this city will
nmsncs running regularly this morning !.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-30
SArONfEEsIss,
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

Nor than DOubiethe Strengfh Of Ordinary Polash
L. UR making Soap withOatiin,e, with hVtletroabie
l. aud atIrfn ( pensc. The chrspostsrticlc ever
discovered FOR the parpaze one pound v 10 max &c
twelve or ufteeH galiJuso COED SOFT soap, nine
pounds Hard SoAp. Printers NIL mud II Superior
article for ceaningtyPe It's perfectly soluble aud
free from Impurities.
RrpksuiR nal!i amps and put up in ], =, and 1
n cans.
nAnafaciured at tue CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, Brooklyn aud sold by
& DCRkEE 4 Co
octs-dA~Iy Isl PeArlstreet. Ne~ York.