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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
Notica

TENE Stockholders nf the Washington Building Fund
l. cuiioi requested attend Meeting al
un AT Capt Jacob II. Euhmons ,hc, this Evening nj
clock. Contributions due aud must be paid.
j. % {. w. PRICE Secy.
1 "A asses Fine tlarei Wine,
~ Fine Did Mountain Whisky in Store and for sale
by MM. II. RuoE X CO..
jcC No. 10. Main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURG MAR kETS,
xxPoETEp NJ A-s~
- A. 3. ROCKER,
RODU Q Il B II . * e r,
"a 1873 MAIN STREET.

eB-These quotations. viii b. understood represent whole
sale prices generally 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

Dissolution,

Dissolution.
fENIIE Concern of MCKINNEY Go. is this day dissolved
Samuel II Mckinney and John Ii. Flood bought
the entire Interest Of John s Bass They alone author
lied TO use the Of the Concern.
:. H. MCKINNEY,
JNO. :. BASS
JNO II. FLOOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
A Good Dwelling House,

with other necessary Out Houses About half in timber
the balance in cultivation. 1t has all the convenience com.
fcri, and Is highly susceptible of improvement.
ANorHER TRACT, known as the Chestnut Mount ain Tract
which contains 80 ACRES, mostly in timber has on il
A Dwelling House, Good Orchard, &c.
The first three Tracts will he sold upon the terms above specific
ed The purchaser giving bond with security aud the title
tanned Till all The purchase money Is paid.
In" latter will be sold upon credit Of O. 12 and Is months
with security and tile Us abo,'.
The sale of the above lands will take place THCEs-
DAY, TIE l2T OF JULY NEXT, the residence VIM.
Sl,:rcr, decd.
The sale will commence IL o'clock A. NJ Persons wishing
purchase Land will please examine before the
sale. WM. NJ Il D. c. SHEAREls, EN'urs,
f. l3-aAc1m Or Vim. eheursr, deed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

AppOmattOX

l. A \ - + = IL - y l. f.
MILL be sold to the highest bidder, upon cre, Of one
w two and three years. that WELL KNOW Tl:A CT 0p
LAND belonging To the estate Of Vim. Searcr decd aud w.
Ing the waters OF Stone Wall Creek This Land NODE, ar
is adaptation o the growth of all the production, Of he s
but especially 10 that oi Tobacco What II is now
in hugh III mprov emcnt, and will Yield rich return for
tn, labor bestowed upon it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
SALES By AUCTION
- L. =-->-.z...s - .-...#Z.=-
y fi.Is bay.
BY b. AKERS, Auctioneer.

Toe at Auction.
WILL sell this mornng at O'Clock In the Maria,
honse, about 1000 BUSHELS ICE In good order A.
bout dve miles from the city. sale positive.
je so-lt Is. AkERs, Auctjoneer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
BY BRYAN AkERS, AucrIo>EsR

Bank Stock at Auction.
WILL sell this morning. at 10 O'clock l:35) thirty Av
i SHARES LlNCHBURG SAVINGS BANk STOCK Sal.
positive Is. AkEKS, Auetiepaer
je
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30
'5OI -N1INEN, TO TT lIIhbtr,
DWELLING HOUSE

and other necessary Out Houses and abunaniy supplied
with water -
ANOTHER TRACT adjoining the same, containing 800
ACR It, nearly all in timber IL lies well ~
baeco Land 1t situated the L. nchburg creek
Road.
ANOTHER TRACT about miles from Bent treck. cont ain.
ing about S4S ACRES, and lies Immediately On the
road leading from Bent Creek Oak, and the
sfnrm hands lxsitt nnh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-30

APPLEs.-tirecn- none oHcTlnR -.
BAooN-Demanl gcod-l noiice sales at lOb9ti1& hr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
The Car.rang Case.


The jury in the Carstang vs.. Shaw case
returned verdict for the defendant after
twenty minutes deliberation. Miss Carstang
will hardly hold as high an opinion of the
jury box as hitherto. On the first trial of her
case, it was made notorious by the jury re-
turning a verdict for the full amount of dam
ages claimed-$IO0 10000. On the second trial
the jury gives her nothing at all. The tes-
timony introduced by the defence was de-
signed to show that the plaintiff was person
of bad character. The verdict returned in
dicates that the jury were satisfied she was
an unfit person to become a wife, and that
her affections were not liable to liberation by
O breach of promise. A motion for a new
trial will be argued Immediately. Some of
the st. Louis papers have published enor-
nous reports of the case, and the demand for
them. incident to a prurient condition of a
portion of the public. has been great. A
considerable amount of the testimony has,
however, been totally unfit for the columns
of respectable newspaper.-Ctn Com.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
last warming.

For some time The world has been advised.
through the columns of the mnltitudinons
press, that an awful thing was about to hap
pen In Italy. A King Was about % be ex-
communicated. Victor Emmanuel, for bis
devotion 10 th- cause Of Italian Nationality.
was to lse cursed in all bis members. &c. &c.
The latest news is. that the Pope has eooelu-
ded to do il without delay. The world is
snpp0sed TO be holding It's lsrrath % see the
effect of the cHrsiHg. The talk of sxcommn-
uication, Is. however. exceedingly injudicioas.
IL Was unwiSe in the Pope 10 expose his
weakness. lie should have been aware that
the day had gone by, when his thunder would
make nations quake, and the knees OF princes
smise together. The schema fOols.ry Of al
excommnricafioa will De HItle needed now a
DAYS.
yictcr Emmanuel, the corporal In the
crack regiment OF Zoaaves. will probably be
able 10 preserve bic equanimity ~ an excom-
r,unicaied sovereign. All the anAIhemas
la,ishrd by ghosiiy authority siii not pat
down The cry 81 ..IiAIy ior Italians Ca
ciaHafi Cd<nka<FcIzL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05


An article in the UIzion and American, of
yesterday, is calculated If not designed to
create the impression that the opinions on
the question of slavery uttered by Mr. Bates.
of No., in bis late letter, are similar to those
entertained by Mr. BELL Mr.. BELL has,
within the past thirty years, made record
upon the slavery question, in all its phases.
That record is open to the Union and Anaei-
can, aud if it sustains the implied allegation
of that journal. our contemporary should
make extracts from At for the satisfaction of
those who are DESTROYS of information on The
subject. 1t has exhibited great deal of in
dusiry-se will not say creditable-in
its attempt to disparage Mr. Bell. as a states
man and 10 impress his countrymen with the
belief that be is unsound upon a question Of
vital interest to the South. Its industry
might yield richer returns, if when il makes
an allegation, directly or indirectly, the
| proofs upon which it is founded, were ad-
| duced. A wise, conservative, sagacious
statesman, entirely free from sectionalism,
standing upon the constitution and its COM
promises, Mr. BELLS public career, has COM
| mended him to the confidence of the less
| ultra OF all parties Differences of opinion
upon questions of policy have not caused
| them to distrutt his judgment, honesty of
purpose, or faifhfulness to any part bis coun-
try. Nor will they agree that he shall be
| '-whistled down the wind because be has en-
deayored. as public man. to hold the bal
aDees even. and 10 measure exact justice TO
all sections. The peace, prosperity and hap
piness Of the pe,ple-tbe perpetuation OF
the Institutions which have conferred upon
them so many blessings, and ballowed the
name OF our republic in the hearts of lovers
of freedom everywhe re-have been the OBJ
jet OF all his acts on the great theatre al
political affairs. Such men are the jewels OF
our nation, and to whatever party they be-
long, are entitled 10 respect and reverence
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

A subscriber in Russell county, Ala. writes
u: .'ws are all plsnting large crops OF corn
In ths- seetioa. and Il j. coming mp we'll We
are determined Ia he independent so far A.
bread Il ecaceFard, 80 send ns some Bacon
aud Nc wili live" That il right Plant cora
eaoagh. IL looks hzi 20 zee corn. aonr. hay t.
&c. coming % Alabama from the North West
a. + the case nov. even in Esssh AlAbamal-
Hsasssslf< Aaroc0s
His "iock. bsd'' for Alabama, how does il
look for Tenses<ees Corn, -four. oats and
bay have been imported into Tennessee in
vzsl qnsasisiesrseessly. Bat worse lAaa that
o "a family marie. i In part supplied with
ssges<bEss ffon Ohio and Kentucky. Shame
npoa fseeFle WHO can be Independent, Ia
tais respses. aud viii aoi.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
The Congregational Corruption Conn
nliffee.

The N. Y. Hsraids Washington correspon-
dent. in bis letter Of the 18th ult., says:
The case of Collector Schell. for refusing
to answer certain questions prepounded to
him by the committee. (Mr. Covode's) will
probably be brought before the House on
Monday or Tuesday. His brother Richard
Schell. having appeared here. has also been
subpenaed and will testify on Monday
Mr. Butterworth has not yet testified. After
disposing Of the Custom House the commit
tee will take up the New York Past Office,
and 1t is reported some startling disclosures
will he made in the shape OF an alleged de
falcaiion.
Mr.. Hindmau's resolution 10 compel Mr..
Ford, the Honse Printer. to answer theques-
lions of the Investigating Committee excite
q good deal Of shaking among certain cor
respondents and others here. Mr.. Ford s re-
lusal to answer to what combination be
entered into So as to secure his election Is
regarded rs proof Of the correctness OF the
statement that he agreed 10 divide up the
profits into FIVE shares in order TO secure his
eIection. aud Mr.. Hindman's object Is TO
place Oh record the names of the parties To
this corrupt lobby arrangement"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

A HIGH-hANDED OUTRAGE-SEIzURE oFIHE
BRIs JEHossEE.-The Charleston Mercury
says: Information has been received in that
city of the capture by the British steamer
Faleon of the brig Jskossee. Capt VIxCEST, of
that port, on the west coast Of Africa. The
last previously known of the Jekossee was her
calling for New York. She was overhauled
about the goth of January, in the Gulf Of
Guinea, by the British cruiser, on suspicion
of being engaged in the slave trade, End
boarded Every proper question was an
swered by Capt. Vincent, but the right Of
ecarch denied aud resisted. Capt. VINCENT
and his officers were carried on board the
faicsa, and there subject Il TO great indigni-
". being stripped of their clothing and
abused in an insulting manner by the epau-
ieGted officers OF Queen VIC
While the officers were thus detained. the
vessel was plundered. the cargo broken opeu,
and the prisat. trunks. desks and stores on
board her rif--d- A prize crew was put on
board. and sail made for the coast Tbe first
night was scene " deaonisc reselry. The
priz. crew had pillaged the liquor from the
stores Of the J<ios-s. AID were helplessly
drunk ) Indeed, 80 far were they stupefed,
thai the commander II the Fsirea wiihdrew
them, and placed a new eFyw on board the
brig The JaAessz< was taken into whyd.h
bas after several days drtratlon, she was. on
shc 9th Of February, rendered 10 her officers,
whJ iefased 70 aeerpi Of her restoration.
Capt. vincent. AZ las, adyiees. Was awaiting
the arrival Of some Of the United States
eqnsdron. 10 lay bis grievances before she
proper authorities.
From all accounts, the affair was certainly
. high-handed one. and Capt. yHcESr AID
bis crew deserve ample rePsraiIen and heavy
damages 49,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

Utah has never drawn her complement.
She is entitled to $500. District of Column
bia, 800. Whole number of muskets aud ri
ies distributed prior to the 3oth of June last,
446,102. Texas was not only required to dis
arm on entering the Union, but has only re-
ceived in return the pitiful number of 1900
Inuskets aud rifles. All the other States re-
tanned their arms on the formation of The
present government.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
Grafenburg Medicines.

,THr crssepsurs Vegetable Plis- rrns IS e-uss
IL Pcr box
ne SleAith Bls,ers win niszs hafr e<f,ea q the
IS eeeR
The Green Nrnptatn fsntn4ens Price IS ee1ts-
The abtrSe Asdicipes 10 well knoen % re
cuiFe unch 20 be said shoot fhsra. 9ters are se~
= mites n TenHesS tnt shsf have eses then. Ia
the spring sessoh tae nozf tezIhk peFsohs re4aifs
astsfsiIfe, and thefs - Eo1e - keed me
q zsfsakerS tbs sna annrz. e
u2szs-1 MACKENZIE NsNCgifS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

"LoosE IN THEIR NOTIONS. The new DEM
ocratic Senator from Texas recently made q
speech in the U. S. Senate, in which he con-
troverted doctrines enunciated by Mr.. MICH
OLSON in his homestead speech. Mr.. WIGFALL
said lit is known to every body that the Ten
nessee democrats are rather loose in their no.
tions,' "they are not and have
not ever been considered among the straitest
of the sect" He denounced the homestead
policy as unconstitutional. What has our
contemporary of the Union and American to
say in regard to Mr.. WIGFALL's impeachment
of the democracy of Tennessee? Is it true
that "they are rather loose in their notions"
and do not belong 10 the ''straitest OF the
sect" The Norihern Democracy, with a few
exceptions, are of the loose" order. They
have cohabited with freesoilers, and the issue
is seen in the degenerate doctrine Of squatter
sovereignty. Mr.. WIGFALI. does not regard
the homestead as any better, but as a ''loose"
thing equally unworthy. Can't our contem-
porary ,give him a shot between wind and
water for holding and Gttering such contemp-
tuous opinions?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

The recent elections in New Hampshire
and Connecticut show that the democrats
cannot recover the ground lost by them in
the Eastern States. The party is odious to
the people, and they cannot be induced 10
support it in numbers sufficient to secure a
triumph. In Connecticut the most active and
energetic canvass was made, aud every means
and appliance vainly used to break down
repuLlicanism. A failure there indicates
failure in all of the free States, except per-
haps Oregon and California. This renders
the future prospects of the party discour-
aging in the extreme. We don't know of
but one way for it TO escape. We would re-
commend that way but We fear "Ephraim
is joined TO his idols" and will take no adj
vice, though given with the best motives.
The Charleston sCOnventiOn ought not to
make nomination. 1t ought to adjourn to
q day subsequent TO the Baltimore Conven-
ton, and then meet and ratify the Union
nominations. This would make the South
unit and rally around the Union standard all
the conservatives and opponents of republic
canism in the North. 1t would sweep over
the country like tornado, uprooting and
destroying the enemies of our institutions,
and restoring the era of good feeling which
once pervaded the entire country.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

Mrs syinsIoxy, experienced nurse
emale physician has soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teeth,aa by sof,enipg the iucing all infams
on-wilI illay all pain and is sure to regulatetbe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement
mother column. une7daw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

sB- For pretty and cheap Dry Goods call on
Nicholson X Humphrey at No. % South side OF the
Square. They receiving daily fine stock of both
Fancy and Staple Goods which they selling a IT.
tie cheaper than any other house in the city.
marl5-if
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

ESThe N. Y. HeraId's Washington cor
respondent says that The President was served
with all the testimony taken before the CO.
vode Investigating Committee having any
personal reference to himself, before he pre-
pared his protesting message to the House.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

@The Knoxville Register predicts from
cerraiu signs, that the ground will be covered
with snow about Easter Sunday and cautions
gardeners, that they may protect their early
vegetables.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

se-Gov. Banks has again vetoed Bill
Of The Legislature % Massachusetts,. aIies sag
the negro 70 be enroliesi ia the mllIiis Of The
state
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

~ What docs oar contemporary. the
Usioa and .1zsieaz. think Of the inertia.
principles and positioas assumed By The
President, In bis late special message 20 the
Hoase. protesting against the adoption II
Mr.. Cesons srr-olasisas Of eaqaify into his
oficiai conduct.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
FnII Bosom Shirts.

lust received assortment OF Full. BOSOM
ID SHIRE, with and without cOllars. BosoHls OF
IIReu Cambi &c aud Bishop avn. so, sRlall lot
oil shirts, with Ane kInbrOiCered bosoms by
apT5-u } al ACGILL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
SheriH,s Sale.

Sheriff,s Sale.
DY virtue OF the authority on conferred, by the
ID hereinafter described vendition exponas to me
OF Davidson county Tennessee at its January Term,
1860 will expose In public sale, 10 the highest bid
der for cash the Court house Yard gate in the City
OF Nashville, Saturday, the 5th day Of Nay, 1860,
all the right title, claim interest and estate, which
Chas. F.. II Martin has in and TO the following de-
scr bed property to-~it: One negro Woman named
Kitty, aged about 40 years; one negro Man named
Aaron, aged about 40 years; and one other negro
Woman named Nancy, aged about % years, levied
upon by X. Branch, ieputy Sheriff, as the property
Of Chas Z. II. Martin, to satisfy three judgments
ren4ered said Circuit Court two in favor Of Jas.
B. Craighead aud in favor OF W. NJ. BrieD VS..
Edward Lawrence and C. E Fl. Martini
AI.SO--At the same time aud place, win expose
sale, the highest bidder for cas- the following
negroes and property to-wit One negro Man named
Hartweu, about 40 years of age, OF black complex
ion, and two three old horse Mules Of bay col
or, levied on by John B. hurry, Deputy Sheriff, as
the property of C. +. H Martin, to sat sly veDd
toni exponas, from the Circuit Court of Davidson
county in IA OF of NJ NJ. Bren and against l.. Law
renee and &. F. Martin. 80
ALSo.-At the same time and place will exp'se
to sale To the highest bidder for cash, one negro
Girl named Neil, aged about IL years, of copper
complex ioD, levied the property of +. Ii.
Martin by E. C. Drake, Deputy Sheriff, 10 satisfy 3
vendition exponas issued by said Circuit Court IA
of H. Childred, Sr-, against +. Lawrence e..
Z. II. Martin. Saie within lawful hours.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
Sheriff OF davidson county.
.,.... { T e g s4 S 5 SSaar. Deputies.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
Arms Distrsbused to the states.

The Official statement just completed by
H. <. Craig, at the request of Senator Hemp
hill. shows that the following arms have been
distributed to the several States and Terrific
ries, under the act of 1903. emitting fractions:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
new embellishments.
Sherin,s Sale.

OY virtue of d "a to me directed and delivered from
ID the Honorable Chancery Court of Davidson
county. Tennessee, at its No vember Term, 1859,
will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House Yard in the City of Nash
vHle on Saturday the 9th day OF May, 1850, all the
right title, claim, interest and estate which Char les
E III. Martin then had or may have since acquired
tx and to the following described two negro slaves
anu three horses, TO wit: a man named Julius aged
about forty two years, Of black complexion and
Ned aged about thirty eight years, of dark complex
o1. aud one sorrel, aud tao bay horses being levi
ed the property of Charles r.. H. Martin to sat.
sfya Judgment rendered in favor OF John f. q leaves
c and ii. for the use &c, against Ed Lawrence aud
Charles h. Il. Ma tin. This, April 4ih, Is6O
JAN ES IL. HINTON Sheriff,
apr5-td. BY E. g. DRAKE, ID. Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
IA Tracts OF LAND
TO r S "A l. E

Adjoining the town OF Manchester, IN Csnee
county, Tenn. immediately on the Nanchss-
ter and MeMinnville Railroad, without re-
ssrve, 70 ths highest bidder.
On Monday, 7th Of May next,
xrvuI. se offered a, Public Sale Is Tracts OF isnd,
w containing from 8 % III. acres, bsssg s:lbdi-
visions OF The lasszters Mil frac, including the se
Of Tie lols are well tmoered. A<o-Nos- 5. le,
~ Is. ~ snd % in S4rreits original pas Of ihe
stone Esrt property. All OF tbs hsse n be sid
.cresis Of 1, Ass ys.Ts sssaoSi lnieress. Tor
dsssssn "a purchaser 81 10 p~s cent feE Eskh-
AIss-Ien Loss, belnE snbess tsseas u >cs- - AID
Is N GzrFeit d isln-i p.zs ih@se ios seat On us
safoaa and extsna mp tias river, and 81 be eoid
on = cre1fG &c and years, sithoaf interest, Roses
,asi.srsed AID iea rst ss.es-
ga al s.e lands there = /. fair propoFsisn q nae
rtser baslam above ave. 1sx and ths = h1se % The
i.nsI< are covered sth aas tlBeeE- We -sens q
necessary say zAg ihlhg M PRAISE o. thr=s lads
noFs i..sn s..ps 2 s,s.a ,.e pese rs, issy -.s
isss nov k<gipnssg % be deseispsd, The iEsusr1s
<stef goxeg ~ the cid stsns fost h4FsaE ts1eY
e<z-se inte ne hazds II sef-s.sn - knew tseag
va.nss snd iiie tFas thai they psrebased
Al ssry LOG rate tn.s fsst IL hat snseas TIE ksld
ers 10 serk fhsna more excessively aad ptoat-5t5.
Ts soses e car ssAss szlasaEs ainsssi asAa-
b. ats tsss sa1 sAeale ths eazn nslsiaa-
era zppvsssed for Tie Parssse az szlzcag loczlio
- Il The E.Ese eptaioa and pace % A4nehesasr
TIE d.s Oil Es very fsT cEssznt sbea u ui3 -
kns<a ss.s csasrzl u4aaf.ssssas ss~a. In sl.>t
eFsnt The s<sxr al leesszaas ealx ressze1 a.
Thz en1re >.ls = si<Asas reserve saa wsbaas re-
gard tsfEs. " I. GARRETT.
q. :. M Sun.
R.&-Prrsens who VIA q stzens shlz 81. sz51Id
leave Szs1siils - sAs sanezf ossisc< r. n. Tr<4
- ths Azzhz lls sad faztz~sse<e kzzrs.a.
rsss, c.rzss.l.s czsszss.s. s'.ssysils Ezpasaszs.
esex 81 ~ 81 szs 4za Sad ss = 40 ssss fef
cz.s'S>sa- @<4~-ss<
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

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w - ksfrh Asfkss stfest. nzsr zze Ieaizr 1ll< b
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05

r n BC9HEfS fresh coRx MEAL, }ust rsce1se1
<5O as=s fs5 s4se ~ tk< bsrrsI1< 9<o-
sPrs-a BEN y 6zlIkLI& y co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-05
Hfm advertisements.
Elm Wood for Rent.

vKTE VIII rent for the balance of this year. or
w lease for term Of years, this very desirable
property on n odera e ferms-the amount Of rent
hot SO much object 1t Is 10 secure good ten
There is attached TO the buildings about5 acres
OF good gardening land The house is two story
BRICK containing 10 rooms, iarder, kirchen5 SER
wants rooms, stable, carriage house, and other me-
cessary out buildings IL is admirable location
for Grss class fding house, being supplied with
good water and every other comfort necessary to
make desirable place. For terms, &C, apply 70
81 GLASCUCK & SEWSOA, 8
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$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
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