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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

From the Ly,lehJwg Republican (Brsekiiridgs.)
We honestly believe the Cotton States ought go ont
of the Union just as sooa they can get out Aud We
believe so not merely because OF the political grievances
which they suffer- but because if they do go out
after their threats aud declared purposes they will not
only disgrace themselves in the eyes Of he world and
make themselves the laughing stock OF the North, but
they will reflect dishonor upon the whole South and
Southern character These States canuot retreat
from the position they have deliberately taken, even if
they desired 10 do 1t is secession or dshonor with
them
When these States have gone out of the Union they
certainly will 60 will then be for Virginia and the bOr
der States counsel together 10 the best way of get
ting them back of preserving the peace Of the coun-
try II the North will listen to terms of compromise,
and will to grant and 10 clear
constitutional rights, then the border States will unite
their destiny with the Cotton States, and become
great and prosperous Conederacy. But il the North will
yield our jus: and righteous demands and give the
Constitutional protection which we claim and have
right to claim, then the Union may be again cemented
together.
We confess we have but little hope that this latter
suit can be accomplished. We fear the mind OF the
Northern masses is too deeply prejudced against the
South and her Institutions to retrace their steps and
knowledge their Constitutional obligations If so, the
sooner the test is made the better for all parties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21
Ecom the Caicaao Demoeral ~

From the Chicago Democrat (LineOln.)
The election is and Ltcoln is elected, by larg-
er majority Of the popular vote than anticipated and
BY the electoral vote Of every Free State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

NETE HAVE ~ SrORE AND OHer for sale
w favorable terms e article be imported io AZ
tyPakages " a7d ppes) OF pure Aa4 best quality FRENCH
ap4 ALvgV 4 LIPscONP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

Tins not only has the consummaton which the Fire
eaters of the South have for years proclaimed the In
evitable prelude TO Dsunon been attained but the job
has been done so eectually completely and emphatcal
w. Us to leave doubt that the free people of the North
meant they should be understood When eighteen mill
lions of freemen speak they spoke Tuesday, they
make noise that the most stupid secessonss can
| not fail to hear.
Thus the people of the free North say to the slave o
igarchy eve will endure your insolence, suffer your
tyranny, bear with your assumptions, no longer" We
have listened TO your threats as insulting as they were
cowardly of what you would do if dared TO carry
out our convictions of right at the baotbox and elect
a who would not bow the knee to you, and who
would place your accursed institution Of slavery where
the public mind would rest in the belief that it would
become finally extinct. You have sworn that II We dared
to elect such man you would dissolve the Union We
have elected him; and now we want you TO try your lit
tie game of secession. Do it. if you dare So long as
you remain in the Unon ptaceably and decenty, you
shall Joy your constitutional rights. But every Of
you who attempts TO subvert this Union, which prize
so dearly will be hung high as Haman we will have
no foOling about the matter by THE ETERsAL! THR
UNION MUST BE PREsERyEDW
Such the lecture read by the people OF the North TO
their Southern brethren on Tuesday. And now what
will the chiyalry do about it?
Will they eat dirt Win they take back all they have
said about Disunon Southern Confederacy the rights
Of the South the blood Of their enemies, and al that
sort of thing What will the Ianceys the Rhets, the
Kes the JEFF Dayises, and all that noble army OF trai-
tors do? To what dodge will Wise, the doughty cham
pon of the Hay Stack War; resort n order to cover his
nglorious retreat? Where is the army with which be
to march Washington, and seize the Federal
city?
The chivalry will eat dirt They viii back out. They
never had any spunk anyhow. The best they could do
to bully, and brag and bluster. John Brown and
his seventeen we're enough to alright the whole
mighty Commonwealth Of Virginia out OF its proprety,
and TO bold il conquered province until recapnred
by the federal troops aud to this day John Browns
ghost Is more terrible than any army with banners, in
the eyes of every Southern cavalier These knights Of
the Sunny South just such heroes Sancho Panza
They wonderful hands at Dragging and telling
nastical lies but when it to action, count them
out
As if to add the last capstone to this absurdy of dis
union buster the telegraph yesterday brought the
that the Legislature Of South Carolina Tuesday
elected her Presidential Electors and that they had con-
cuded to postpone armiDg the State until they had as
certaued that Lincoln really elected Poor devils
The smallest kind Of knot hole will be sufficient for
them to crawl through now.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, s2,2bO,OOOl

Daily RrvThue S7,5OO.OO.
INVESTED iN Tux UNif&D STATES, OvER eSOO0oOi
Az Directors Personally Rssponis 5r ts Engagements o
tls t0lpluv.
MS respectfully aen5n the security Of the Liverpool
w and Londcn Insurance Company It's policy holders 10 n
large cash capital ana Investments stated above.
capital and income of The Company enable take
haes convenient % parties requiring large amounts ofnsurance
n Nion The oraary mode u usurancr us C0mpanyia
ERK1NENTPOLICIsSon on the payment Of TN AHNC-
Al PREMIUMS Property \, thenceiorth, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy Be cancelled any tine and thepre
MUM via be fctarnedlc per cent
This Company vii make Insurance by loEI Of Reas By FIRE
and most liberal principlel
On4r me Foc-s OF ms Copany AZ cAs are pa upon pre-
sslaan o satisfactory proof ef loss without G5saf o. do
usa - proof WoRTHAM a WYATT, Agents,
uhSl az Main street. under 81 Charles Hotel
STOCKS FOR SALE.
600 600 ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD iSf MORT
tIDOsONtO gage per csut b0ul, connecting with tae
Rchmnd and Danv and Raleigh aud Castor Railroads. 50
INK costing mhoa OF dollars, with mortgage of
only For naute description ofthe present condon and
ftar Prospect Of the Company pamphlets be had a. Of
IS.
ALSO
6noO Va and Tennessee, 50 mortgage
800 Work Rver per senL Bonds
600 Virginia 6s
% shares Rleanoad fire Association
80 do Dire and Marine
4O0 do Bank Of the Comnon.sah
ss22-u C. W. PURCELL a co.
NxTE HAVE ~ SrORE AND OHer for sale
w favorable the article be Imported for AZ
typaskagcs u AID ppe OF An9 best quality RRENOH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21
CHICKERING PIANOS

A NEW aad fan supply Of these spleadld nItra-,
n reus have been received. kSfc-t{Frl
10 aINuoa beau:iirl BoiS de NoiS. ihe CIR
dJir besnufl Instrument q an upright FORM
The Chckernys have resolved IS prize medals all
noEaed competitors and hon hrsi rank stuions and fsrs q
America and Of Europe They have Manufactured aad sold more
Pianos than any factory IN the world
F1 Chkenrs vnanatd the best and most peruA
nsn Improvements that have sroahi The Psno % m present per
fecon the great capital they have Invested In anuta
turing onvenences they sell ty ay eent eheapertha
None Of their instruments leave the EareEoom
without having been fey Inspected by The best artists
ths factory has than agency IN city, u
Richmond these instruments only be sold BY the subscriber
Ths factory vArrAntS all Pianos sell Orders promptly A.
tended 20.
aai9 NGrH'L CARUsI Sole Aren't
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
A GRCULrURAL AND HOGrtSULrURAL IMPLEMENTS n
n ia every variety cousstins Of HtroWs Gu tys-
Hoes Horse poEsrs aa1 Threshers. 'orn ee
Portable Grain N Grain Pans Hay and Cotton Presses sof
Evaporat.r- Farmers Boilers, Portable Oder Mills Woods
MoE-r aud Manny Combined Reaper and Mower Hay, Straw
and Foid ztte With evey thing for ths Yarn and Gard n
Wholesale Retail Improved breeds Of stock carefully
lected and shipped 20 order. -
PASCHALL NORRIS
Arricutlral and seed Wareh,us-,
s2S-darn Ith aud Market. Philadelphia
Eusrated Implements. Seed and Nursery Catalogue fur
nished o remission OF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

Royal College OF Surgeons graduate from
die eminent Colleges In the Unite staes, and the greater
life has spent In the hospitals Of London Par
Philadelphia and eseWheTe hiss effected some Of hs most AS
tnnsg that known many troubled with rigging
the head when sesp greet alarm
ed sudien soun ba.halness with frequent bushug e.
tended somstmes with arrangement Of mind, cured In
.4f.talx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

fI,IE above PURE wHIsgY COPPER DISTILLED from MATT
I'D GRAIN, being superior and uniform In quality, and hsh-
improved by sle eferred by all ohsr Ns-
kes parisry deh BY tie best Ply ssns sni
Chs m profess all the Requirements o: True TONIC,
iNyIGURAT0R, and REMEDIAL AGENT.
schpyki Wzie Of Philadelphia, used 10 the dslLton Of
this Whisky proved by snsys be the sof est ard puei
sstes and 10 may Ia great dseree be At
tIibuiei the excellence Of this whisky.
Por fale by
FREEMAN d SIMPSON, PhgnlS Dlstllery,
On he S,kagittH Ricer, FAaddeipaid.
OvrIcEs 96 WAL sTR1Er, Nav YOkK;
loo soUTH yE0sI ST., FHnLADEPnIl,
And be had In pchmond Of Han Taylor Dule Hutch
InsOn, Alexander Walker, Edmond, Davenport Co. bty
Puop, John"n TrueLs vsuRhAn JOres Co, fsgl s;np
Fitzgerald, Wilson Williams WnAton PoseIs, Joi W. nNk'
r. o. Haskins. Burke EeSlest9n, James H. Bersisiion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

HEAVY CLOTHING
FOR WINTER WEAR,
az good quag made IN the latest STYLE snd proof against
~ Rain and COlj !! Strength Dur,osy and appear
anee qualities always ioond In the goods offered Tor
a iO9 Maia Strset
Buy you get the for your ney, and
commend lO9 main Street as the place.
VS. TUPMAN, Agent
ocsO lO9 MSin Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18

Of which. am authorized. re the cults 2
Of this State, to surrender fugitive FRAN il.
justice Of "A sister Stale: and b. nee G,cli;;-
ed to issue n warrant ap"n The r-quisition II
yonr ExecIlency for the extradition Of 5 e
plIen H. k'-nnctiy and May Ann Hatch. ai+.s
Mary Ann Caiboun. charged viii, that II
fence, which yoa advise j. felony under the
statute laws of Tennessee
To which Gov. UAPEis responds ut come
length, and tells Gov DENSIsoS. 10 as plain
terms rs official courtesy viii permit. what
be thinks Of such dirty and contemplate coz
duct, and what is likely to fellow If it is pen
sisted in. Here the mailer rests. STEPHEN
aud NARY ANN are safely sheltered under the
Abolition wings Of the Ohio statute book, :.:.d
must be extremely happy. The Taioa says
the Democrats of Florida have nominated
JOHN MILTON for Governor. From the pFts-
ent shattered condition of his party. he
need Mt he surprised to find after the election
that the Gubernatorial chair is another :. Par
adise Lost"
The Goaate.-Ancther article On the rerc-
Luton in Sicily.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18
New FORK Items.

BesroS. June 1j-J.dge Sprague decree:
the Manderer forfeited, because engaged in
the slave trade.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18

from the Family Pictorial, New York August, ls5".
Tax Arr OF SAVING Benjamin Franklin, IN his
xritin % tells US that ssPoor RcbarG" declared ian
ounce of prevention was worth pound of cure"
and the dear good old man was right He, Poor
Richard, would insist upon men' ing everything as
soon q. it was broken and thereby saved much
rorbe and loss from enlargement Of the INJURY One
day witty WON IN sid q venerable Quaker no.
Ted for his strenuous adherence the principles OF
sPeor Richard"
.fYou are always for mendins, and PatchD g and
yet in spite Of your doctrine, tina; "a stitch IN time
saves nine, "I'l lay you something pretty that n
rent or a hole vii wear tirice as long patch"
Gwen so my good DAME" replied the Quaker
shut garments with patches will wear thrice as long
as with rents or holes"
what would Poor Richard or benjamin. Franklin
have said If .SpaIdfg's Prepared Glue had been in
existence during their timer Il : certainly The great
est eccEOseT ever introduced to the public and its
remarkable tendcity makes if reliable method o.
sarIil1. II you have broken lOokng-g!1ss, bed
stead table chair basket, moulding, or in fact any
article of ornament Of that glue would adhere
TO at all this new preparation viii reJOiH the broken
Ts,ts firmly forever. II is contained in neat little
bottles free from SMELL ard dIIeaysreacy for imre
date use. Among all the thousands who take tn e
Piaoriaf there Is not Z single who Goes not nj
this moment stand in heed Of bottle of Spalings
Prepared Gire juneI3-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18
Letter from spring Hill.

SPRING HILL, TIE H., June IS, 1860.
DEAR PATRIor:- Last evening | had the
! pleasure of Witnessing tie closing excl ciscs
Of the Spring Hill Female Seminary, end
was no: little pleased with all saw and
heard. A most beautiful address WIS de-
livered by YIN. G.. BgIES, E-q, OF Nashville.
The effort did him great credit, and WOE lin
much esteem and admiration among In,
people OF This pleasant village. Ii was il
deed elegant and grand, hut not more -
than expected from the GIFTED orator. ),
much were the young ladies of the Sem;ni,-
ny pleased with the address, that they BIC
seHted him with an elegant and costly cane
need not mention the many bouquets tia
were showcred about him 10y fair hands at
the conclusion of his ad iress. I he cauc "; S
presented ON behalf OF the young ladies By
Miss PoPE, in Il very pretty little address.
aid was received b. Mr.. BREN with few
eloquent and appropriate words.
There is siil another chanc for Barnum.
and if he could only have been present la
evening, thing he would have made "a big.
bid, regardless of dollars and cents, GU heal
ing the sweet notes made by young lady O..
the flute. You may talk of your Jenny LInds.
your Black Sm ans, your Ole Bulls, ANA o.
all the resi-; bat give me the gal what play.
on the hute;' or | would lie willing to TAX,
the one that played the guitar. She j.
beautiful. and has SWEET voice.
In fact the closing of the past session 0.
the Spring Hall Female Seminary, was 4 mag
nificent affair, and attended by larg,
collection OF lhe.prettie>t ladi-s think m,
eyes ever bchcld; but you know old Maury
is not behind in every thing. if she did Ii,
subscribe literally to the T. & A. Il. r /
don't blame her SO much alter all. Young
gentlemen are coming in now rom distance
and taking away some of her beautiful daugh-
ters, and If were a citizen of he state OF
Maury. l would petition the next Legislature
TO have the Railroad 10 pass over The county
about two miles up heayenward, that we
might not be annoyed by those young men
from Il distance.
have had the pleasure of visiting the mag
nificent farm of MIR. CHAIREs Talk about
beautiful farms l need not attempt TO do
this one justice. / could Mt do it. If you
think could, come and Try yourself. and
then you will be satisfied that | am fright"
Mr.. CHAREs' farm is "a beauty" and his
crop is also beautiful. / would like 10
change places with bin for a few weeks; ard
really l believe if ne should insist, would
take it the balance of my life. If he con-
clude5 TO swap with me, you all may make
arrangements TO come up and spend the sum
mer with ne at my expense. and will give
you enough to stop The printing business.
Hastily yours, WANDEEER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18

NEw STEAMSHIP LISE-A line Of new fl st
class steamships has be. n established be-
tween Boston and Charleston, 5. c.. the
steamers having commenced their regular
trips on the 18th inst. They leave each post
every ten days, and form connecting line
with The South Carolina r .ilrOad and it's
connecting lines in Georgia, aud goods are
forwarded to all parts of the Southern aud
Southwestern country at through rates Of
freight. at as low rates as ly any other steam
line. These steamships are floating palaces
and are commanded by gentlemen of well
known reputation and exp .rieuce. No steam
ers could be more safe and reliable. They
are built of iron, with water-tIght compart
ments, in Q very thorough IN inner. and with
Particular reference 10 strength aud safety
The cabins are eight feet high with sepataie
ladies' cabin) are elegantly furnished aud
lifted up, and afford strong attraction 10
those who desire short sea voyage of eight
OF nine hours.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18
Nashville Building Association.
SALE OF LOTS.

d. yi.lue of u ~ rtgag deed MADE 20 The Nash.
> Viit- RdIlcin, 49,; at ca, by AIch"laus Law
ice, whiCh deco oi record ia tie ttsc OF tie
Rrs iSttr paydsOu c"un'y. ietcessec. IL bboS No.
90 PAGE &C., sL.il On liz is III DAY vi u SE,
1850. vrc. e sell ior cash. the property described
81 decd, w:,-. !. buGude; :ci!o IS: part " ioi
No ls H. ely Sasii g,,;c- beginning ala 20 1t
on West SIDE S.r4cs street, So feet g,'Cihward
IS ir.rn s. street, Enilg JIisn,9 southwsrdly -
the EorI.-" est UfG or oi i1t cout 20 a
* E. Ltwrcnce % Jcs:n CarSeei hene-at right an
gag PARA ist tIsy street p feet Inchrs, %
stake, ,hcrcs I r;gbt ;rsiessod rEraiie; v! SPRUCE
stiett - i pu:Et .. 'i~t from tey -, th"ncs
al r!slt IL gle Btu parallel ith the sccoHa line 20
Ie-I the Ge1inuIns. Ago, gic othHr LII adjoining
tho above, rsp4lluf d ahput 80 feet Bong the
and CcrEPk I'd q a. LaUr nee and
& Z! II. Martin b., JuSa Campbell, by iced :rgster-
Cd IN Regis rs Cice u L. gidaUs, ccuny IL ojOi. No
q, fag.s S. ant ~, being tllr oUaveyed by
awreE aud q. l.. Ii Marin 10 sdid ~ J. wieBce-
by egescre il saue 0sce ia book No. =, pa
gcs 10i 3nG iG2
It. tile ~ ise above described property = be-
level 10 I've good, with T.skf Of :adesnrtoa waived,
b. : vii o.y c;,aVey surh t:;ie as : gestea an me
by the derd referred rf-ovc. Sale at the Court
h,use door vi hin tie usual tnuFa.
CuAKI.ES a. FULLER.
Nashri,ie june a. zSSg-id Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18

FINE OATs.-Mr. JAMES C. OWEN. of Will
hanson, left at this Office, Saturday, speci-
men of very choice oats grown OH his firm
this season. The grain is large and excellent.
The variety is known the GLaek ra,ter Outs
Mr.. OWEN is one of the most sAiilful practical
farmers in the State, and is never behind his
neighbors in the Introduction OF anything
new and profitable.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18

snn RUsHEiS New York Mercer Potatoes, good
lUO sor e.ssy pienttsS, Juss rec sy Cd ana iol
- ~ ~ JENKINS,
n.rsc-a MOI IL South Hlrket st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18
Nashville Female Academy.
Founded ISfG.

THE next session OF this Institution begins first
L Monday in Se;ternber. PreiIaraii,n week for
classification and roomILg nf puDs, the last week n
August. Note the following advantages:
!. The Buildings il extent and fitness tor
School purposes, domestic comforts. health, exercise
and convenience are wholly unequaled IN tie thIied
States. We challenge comparison.
9. The SIX Acres of Lawn and Shade
are enclosed as the gr privacy and
siiord pupi The unresti aimed neeuom of Childish
sports and innocent amusemeuis.
5. Non.Sectarfan.-TheA Academy belongs t.
ffty gentlemen represented by seven of their NUN
Der Of ,iEere:t denominations. pledged Ia preserve
the non -sectsrisn character Of the school.
4. The Maternal Care o. the Boarding pu
pls >trd under the CONSTANT super VISA L tf
the Principal lasiirs of culture Gad education who
DEVOTE their hoe time to the happiness aud comfort
Of the pupils
6. she Health of the Institution is
nnpreceaeutd tie history of schoO.s. Un tcree
de ths have occurred among the pupils in over forty
81, The health statistics of the Institution are
among its highest recommendations
6. The Rooms are large, well furnished, aud
never Gro dcd.
= security from Ffre.-The buildings sre
heated by steam nghIed will gas, 80 that the
pupils from the ordinary ;cc. nts aectII
ing from stJves, lire places, aud N veabie lights.
Besides the eyenness OF temperature adds greatly TO
the health OF the school.
g. Regulations which years have shown 10
be sutsry viii be continued IA l. If fGll fore
The few possible changes IL tie made ia the
rules and general arrangements of tie Ac@demy-
O.. fhe Faculty IS composed OF thirty i've
teachers aud aiisch-s most al whom were assnct',d
with my predecessor. In the iAtersry department..
he teachers have had long aud succS slai cxperielcs
and o thu ia; the Old AcaGemJ. IL the Music
and aFEanentti departments the I"sciicrs, PTutcS
sors and Artists are Of high celebrity. : Superior
Earpisi has been recruit; ensz." inr ;he e. sti;ng
year.
III fact the big!eSi sivnnt2 yes ~ ercrJ rarcuisr
that be fOcud a any similar llst!:Gi - tie
United Ststta furnished IL TIE 'igsivie Ftr0 ie
Ac.demy-;hc Aistt a1.ei. or .lunt .sds Il Tie most
elegant and refined lacI.S IN ti.c S1EtlcfD States.
Hs- Terms as heretofore. FpT la-tie-tlr- a.'Hiy
70. a Circular 81 The principal
GEO. il. EyFHRART.
Nashville, Tenn, june l-;wtw;r'l
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A Card.

A Card.
The legislature CT the Site Of Georgia having
passed following Act a. ts Session CT ISIS, pro-
hibting the drawing Of lotteries within its juTisic
tion AMER the Isl day OF june 1860, will that
day remove our entire business to Wilmington, Del.
WOOD, EDDY CO,
WImin gtOn. Delaware.
Owners and Managers OF the Delaware, Missouri and
Kentucky State Lotteries
AN ACT,
To repeal all laws and parts of laws, authorizing Lot;
teries in the State OF Georgia, and fer other Pur
poses.
SECTION l. The General Asseblycf Georgia do eTdct,
That from and afser the first day Of june Eighteen
Hundred and Sky all laws and parts Of laws author
izin Lotteries in the State OF Georgia, or the Tend-
ing Of Lottery Tickets in said State be and the same
are hereby repealed
Approved by the Governor
December IL 1853. may15-g
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18
anftiou Sales.
Na,hgiI.e Building ASSOCIATION.
SALE OF LOT.

DT virtue OF a muriEage decd, executed TO the
- Nashville Eu liing Association, by ). Marlin,
aud in tie Office of tue Register OF wilson
county, Team, IN book No 20, page 81, shall pro-
coed la se.l for cash On TUE 18Th DAY OF JUNE,
ist0 the property described in said decd. viz: be-
lug part OF lot No 1856, il he city OF Nashville 'front.'
lag spruce street and running back Ia the depth
sfsald lot, ard bounded follows: beginning at the
Northeast corner Of IT. pparG 5 part said lot
said street, beng al feet rOl the corner OF said lot
No. l56, running thence along Spruce street 40 feet
runs ing back 30 feet. be.nZ the same lot convey
cd to :. c. n riiu b. Henry ODDS and Elizabeth Odds
bS decd registered IN davidson county, in book No
II, page 2S5. TIE title TO the aboTc described prop
IL believed To be good with right of redemption
waived but will only convey such title is vested
BY the deed the Nashville Building Associa-
t.on sale at the Court house door aud within the
usual hours. CHARLES A. FULLER,
Nashville. June &, ls60-tt Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18

A VALUABLE FISH CAUGRT.-Sidney Web
ster, Esq, OF Boston. well kno"n a few years
ago as the private secretary OF President
Pierce, was mari led in New York last week
10 a daughter of * Senator Hamilton Fish.
The lady is young. intelligent. beautiful ,and
accomplished; ana better Than ali, iu the es-
timation of many, will, upon the death Of
her father. come into possession of about
1919 coo or its equivalent in property
P,feTsSu0 Express.