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'rhe rrouIe. Of the Nail Cen,rac,or.,

! A contractor on one OF the mail routes in
New York writes 10 the Post Office Depart
msnt in very touching aud pitiiui strata
Laying that for more than six months he has
not received cent OF pay for services rem
dered the United States, although be has
travelled within that time about twenty-eighi
HUNDRED nils He saws that his credit is
exh .,usted, and be cannot get dollar on the
strength OF his prospect f,om the government
Ithe people having lost all conddenc. In I.ay
Ifrom the department.. and they advise him TO
abandon the route and 60 At something that
will pay. He admits that Congress may
have failed to make appropriations. but that
{there Il an abun lance OF money ia the Post
|O0ices on his route. which by an o. der from
Ikhe Department, has hitherto been applied to
bhe payment Of contractors. and be sees NO
rrason why 10 should not sill be the case.
HE prays and duplicates for money to keep
| him aud bis family from starving. and 10
procure clothing To protect them from cold.
snd ends by declaring that unless help eom ;
sbertiy. ne must resign. This letter Is only .
|ssfr specimen Of many which are daily crowd
a spon The Post dice Experimentation.
M. y Hssld
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 25.-The Tennessee and
Kentucky Legislatures will arrive here to-
morrow morning. They will proceed direct
To Colrmhus by special train. On Friday
they will return to Cincinnati, accompanied
by the Ohio Legislature and the State Off
GERS. They will be received al The depot by
The military aud citZrns. A procession
head, by the military will proceed through
the principal streets 10 Pixies Opera House.
where a reception will lake place. The Gov
ernor and State officers of Indiana have ac-
ceptcd an Invitation to be present in the af
rernoOn al a ba"quet in the Barnet House.
The guests will leave here OIL Saturday. The
affair promises TO be IA splendid one. Much
enthusiasm prevails. The city will be de-
corated with flags.
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"a n u II Al Cd y - e
LOlisyilie. XIV

The Proprietors of the GAIT HorsE, pre-
pairing for large iacrease of travels N The
opening ofthe Louisville aud Mash vile Rail
road. have enlarged the Hotel to 1oIo.e ia
former capacity, with new and ex.eaage Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation ofthe Gait IL ouse as astrictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
Is mosiconveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF.
ersonviile Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections TO all Northefn and Eastern Cit
es, and the landing of the United States Mai
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East
are within asqaare Of the Hotel.
~ Baggage Checked in the Gait House
o all tue principal points, North, East aud
West.
ES Tine from Louisville to New York
% hours augIs-6m
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SLAVERY IN MIssoURI.-The st Louis Cars
,iaH Adrooate says that, after all the hue and
pcry raised about the decline of slavery in
Missouri. the returns of the assessors OF taxes
Hsn the different counties OF the State, show
That the aggregate increase of slaves is fully
Two per cent? These are the returns OF the
lists OF taxable property. and must be allow
cd TO be correct; at least there can be no
exaggeration. During the past year, the Id
ooeate says, great many negroes have been
sold and carried out of the State, because
many people were deeply in debt for land,
bought ut high prices, money was scarce, aud
this means was resOrted TO, TO enable them TO
pay their debts But while great many
nave been sold and sent out of the State,
/ great many have been brought into il, and
hence the increase shown by The tax lists.
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T. AN do ATES.
For Attorney General.

n We are authorized Ia HuuOuhcs W. l.. Nc
CDNtCO, Of willEtmsOn county, candidate to
Attorney General for the Ninth Judicial CTcuiI
Election IL May next. GecZ4-tc
Sc We authorized to announce X. W. Hay
WOOD, OF davidson county Candidate Tor Attorney
tenyr.l for Ihs Ninth Juth:iLl Circuit, composed OF
the Counties Of Davidson Williamson aud sumner
oCtiy-Ie
HS- We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
tsq., OF sumter county, Candidate for Attorney
tieiieral iu Ninth Judicial District, composed OF
the counties OF sumner, Davidson and Williams son
election shay ncxI- OCIl4-te
80 Ne requested 10 announce :. L. FINLEY as
a Candidate Tor Attorney General OF Ninth Jull-
cIaI Circuit. EIe, ton May 1850.
oct lite
Es- We are authorized TO announce JAMES 2.
RAINS, Ecu, Candidate for tue udCe Of Attorney
GcDerai the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
tie counties Of Davidson, sumner anu WILKINSON
Election next May OcI3-Is
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General Hoents.

g.B.-The above L. a facsimile 81 the
label oa each box
deSE--itriNANly
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@- The .Farodi Opera Troupe" CLOSED
their engagement lat night, after series OF
the most successful performances We are
sure that they might haze continued their
stay to- double its length, and still rctaihed
their hold upon the public favor. We trust
it may not be the last time we shall have The
pleasure to greet them.
Tonight the BurIesque Opera and Negro
Minstrels will tax. possession of The Gaie'y
aud present Us with another phase of lh. t
divine harmony which is said to --sOoihe the
savage breast" Somehow or other this class
of enter al lnieuts always draws and this
is not an exception.
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From LIE Illustrated, New York. JAY Is. 1852.

SPlLDIsG's PREPARED GIUE--we have Examined a
chemically prepared glue specially designed Tor re-
pairing furniture, picture frames shell work.
without the trouble of calling the cabinet maker
or professed repairer reliable article Of this kind
has long been unsupplied want of the household,
and II Mr. Spalding has succeeded disco ering the
way TO make a reliable prepared gIue that viii re-
main soluble, and unniured by time aud tempers-
ture, and that VIII supply cheap, ever-ready, and
sufficient means for repairing household wares, as
he seems to have done, he Is lucky man, and will
be sure of the hearty gratitude Of ali good fouse-
keepers Millions Of dollars viii be saved in the
preservation and expense oirep isgTurniture alone
every year by the general Introduction of such an
article janz3-2w
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Do GfIfgfapt.
FROM Wasbfncsen.

WAsBIxGTox-Jan. 26.-House.-Tke dis
cussion was as u-ual. The following ballot
was had: sherman i09; Bocock So; Smith
of n. c., 81; Davis, of Ind, s; McCiernand
3; scattering I5.
The McLane treaty is damaged by the dis
astro0s d. feat of the Liberals.
A detachment of mounted rifiemen, under
Lieut.. Craig, has been ordered TO Fort Craig,
and another under Lieut.. jackson, to Fort
Stanton. Company "K,o of mounted rifle
men has been ordered from Fort Union to
Fort Biz.
Mr.. Conerly. Secretary of the American
Legation at Lima brings peremptory refu-
sal from the Peruvian Government TO liquid
ate American claims.
LOUISVILLE, JAN 26-There is no Senate
report received up to 10 O'Clock tonight.
The House had three more ballets. the last
stood: Sherman 1O9; Bocock 81: Smith, of
N. C., 80; Gilmer 4; Davis of Ind, q; scat
tering %.
Foreign.
New York, Jan 26.-Tne steamer Sentonia
has arrived with Londo,- dates Of the 10lh
Funds were firm. Bueiness was quiet. Aus
trian exchange bad risen in consequence of
the disauietude at Vienna.
The Canadian loan had reached twelve
million pounds. Wiseman promises an Irish
brigade 10 the Poh.
The Circas ians are rapidly emigraiing to
TuTkry-16. 900 had arrived at ConstanIino-
pie and $500 were assembled al Ker.c
Ga new years y Victor Emanuel said to
the NeaponIan Amb IS ador that all would be
peacefully arranged, and to the Spanish AIn-
bias ado, Il, Ii your Q an she ought to unite
with me, and not listen 10 the stories OF the
Priests"
Probable War with Mexico.
n -
ton News thinks, on the authority of reliable
information from the Rio Grande, that the
present difficulties there will end with war
with Mexico.
New Orleans.
Arrived-"Pa terson.'' from Kingston
= Mary Marshall, y from Genoa ''Th0rwalde-
s,n." from tivcrpool bark Revolution"
from Marsena.
a thousand pick d men have been raised
in Texas. They ask for arms and offer their
services to the Government by letter to-day.
River News.
LOUISVILLE Jan 26.-The river is falling,
~ith ieet inches water in The canal.
Markets.
New ORLEANS, jan 26.-COtton sales to-
day ll,0O0 bales. Quotations generally un-
cuhng-d. Sugar sIesdy. Molasses 1879.
Corr has an advancing tend ncy, 75aSJ. |
Mess Pork-OlI. Sl7.50; New, sis. Sterl- |
ing Exchange, 75aS. On bills of fading 64a7 |
Ne" York sight exchange ] discount.
NEW YORK, Jan. Z6.--Cotton quiet. Sales /
1000 BALE; middIing upiands liz. Flour |
-ales $500 bbls. 1855, ID. Corn, sales -
600 bushel- 78a8I. Mess pork, sales l1.O0 |
oDis. new 17.5UaI7,75. MDlasses, Orleans
49d5O. Sug.r Orleans 7418f
CINCINNATI, Jan 26.-sfess Pork 1874 |
17.U0. Flour sales / ZOO bbls. at $50. Corn
81. e.
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PESNANsHIP AND PHoNoGRAPHY.-The pub
lie will bear la mind that Mr.. DOIBEAR has
Returned to this city, and is now forming and
teaching classes in Penmanship and Phonog-
rapby, corner of the Square and College
Street. up stairs. We have so often slgnlfi d
our appreciation of his system OF teaching,
and especially of the practical value OF pho
nographic knowledge, that we deem 1t un-
necessary To- repeat our concentrations. We
only remind the public OF his presence IN the
city. and Of the place where they may avail
themselves of his skill in giving instructions
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MOVEMENTS or TIE TENNESSEE AND KEN
rrcxv I.EG,s1..TUREs-From the Cincinnati
papers, we learn that the Legi latnres oil
K-ntucky and Tennessee were expected 10
leave Louisville on Wednesday night on
STEAMERS for Cincinnati, breakfasting on
bard. and to proceed Immediately on their
arrival, to Columbus, the Capital of Ohio
where they would be suitably entertain'd ny
the Legislature of that State. Returning ~
Cincinnati this morning, they will accept and
eniry the Inequalities of the Queen City.
and lie we on their return, Tomorrow morn
ing. We failed to receive letter from oar
"R porter" last night, as we expeciedi ont
we feel assured they are having high oid
time
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y A JUsr Observation-Disclosures or TRADE
7 NARks:-From the New iork Tribune we see
that full aud permanent injunction was
E.lalely granted by Chief Justice Bo>wurth of
Etthe Superior Court OF New York restraining
"a druggist OF that CITY from violating the
strade m al of the manufacturers of Browns
sBronchi Il Troches." "a valuable remedy for
oCoughs, Colds. dc put up as LOzengrs, with
certain labels, wrappers, &c, as trade marks,
thus protecting the public from spurious
article. Ii is strange that a druggist who
has any regard for his reputation will en-
gage in business, which In point of mordli-
~, is upon a par with counteriei,ing aud
forgery.-BostOA Journal. jan27-d&wIt.
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he Confessions and Experience
or A
VICTIM

fhSa6NEptor the benefit. aud as a warning and e
cauti'n 10 those who suffer frosa nervous debiI.
h'dlgesti0n, lo@nesS OF spirits, want Of sleet
stnat1se decay. &c ias a Goa se0Gebse OF youthfa
prudence, or tie banciai habit nf seif-ahuse. Al
By one who has sadercd from tho above eanse.
from misplaced confidence IN medical Aumbus
quacSeTy- single COPIES sent ii'ost fFee) tlir
sipt OF stamped envelope, bearing the address
the applicant. Address.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
"eelS-5sndSw Bedford, kiugs co., y. Y.
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ChanCery Sale--W. X. Lucas
Lands

n saturday the 18th uay February, 1890 the
" Court House, ia Nashville, | Will olcr al public
sIe, 10 the highest bidder credits O. o. II Island
- postbS; itil inteT1st reu day OF sale The tract
oil 5?Ss acres of land wuch asiiingt X Lucas
a"~ Iesfies, and formerly known the EdmuId
GrutcLer place.
paris may Sait tie defendant aud will tiuue
tue sale unHi enough shall be SOLD to pay aud SATISFY
Tie decree OF THIS court in OF A. Alison Admir-
&e, vs. j. A. Crutcher and OF Iers for 81 46i Oy be-
sides interest aud cost. Tue property VIII be sol
Without tue right OF Redemption, and the purchasers
VIII be required To execute notes with approved
security al The time the lie.
Sdle pursuit To decree this Court at November
tel IN, 1859, of A. Allison, Admir- as James A
Crutcher, and 3tuers. lien T., De et.ue, ON land
uAiii pald Tor }. h GLEAYkS, c. L u.
Jan. 10, 1850. I'd
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w III L LER s. WILSO MS
Sewing Machines.

METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
NJ STREET NEW YOBK.-Being in coDstan re-
ecpt ofiuqairiesfrom our brethren respecting sew
ing machines with requesIst recommend aud pur-
Chase, We have, IN conJGnc ton VIII some lacy
friends carefully and thOroug the var
Gus machines Oi pract!cI value family sewing,
aud ind those made by THE WHEEsLER WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos Broadway New
YOrh tofuIIy combine the essentials OF a good in
srumeEt land such as we can confidently recon-
mend.
Having seen sofaTorableresuIis from their usein
our o~ md the households of our friends, We are
DESTROYS thattheir benefits should be shared by all
our brethren and uence have Interested ourselves
in their behalf.
With best wishes ,yourbrethren,
ABEL STEVENS, fHOS- CARLTON,
JAS. FIOY. J. PORTER
DAN'L WISE, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, VIVA COX
J.B. IcFERRIN Book Concern Nashville.
PARSsbN 6 CO..
noys-3nd~ Agents Nashville, Tennessee
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Criminal Court Clerk.

s9- We are authorized TO announce CHARLES
HAYS 4 Candidate Criminal Court Clerk AT the
ensuing election. dec3I-.e
80 Ne are authorized TO announce CfIAS +. DIG
CONS candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk al the
next March election uIy4-t
ss- WcLTe authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE
$50, cIaiiiags Tor re-eIec a ONCE u
Criminal Court ;lerA next March election ut lite
III p Ne are authorized To A-uouEce ar. T.. NJ
AlIEkSON as Candidate Tor Criminal COi- Il Cerk
attiir ensuing March election. mayZt IL
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The TRANSMISSION OF MONEY BY MAIL
The Senate Post Office Committee have under
reconsideration plan or system of greater
security for the transmission of money and
valuable packets by mail. The committee
ahayo also under consideration other postal
reforms of great Importance, with view of
making the department seifsustaining.
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tracts from English journals TO show onr
readers how our sectional relations in the
United States are viewed through British
spectaeles; and the absurdity of tbeir ideas
and calculations on the probability and
event of dissolution of the Union The
British organs are doubtless sincere. The
have been since the Stamp Actin relation
10 American affairs.
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gEThe new equestrian statue of Wash
. ingron. by Clark Mills. wheh is 10 be cree ed
in the Circle" in Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington city, will be- inaugurated on tn
22l OF february Ii is understood that VIM.
Gilmore Simms will deliver an Grafton on
the occasion, and that there will be fine
display of military, &c.
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River News.

The river is FILLING slowly, with plenty of
water for all Glasses of boats
FoR PADUclH-Tbe new and nice it'll
eteamer John II. Fisher, CAPT NJ. AIKEN. i
the regular mail boat for Paducah to-day at
IL O'Clock. Go aboard and register your
names with our friend NEwMAS.
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Gommerrial.
DAILY PArHioT UFsIck
NAsHvILI.h, Jan u. ls6o.

The river i in hne boating order, bat the
scarcity of fright mskes the steamboat bash
year.
Oar cotton. tobacco, and ProEisioa mar
keIs has. duriag the week. 6eea only moder-
ately active. Thefe Is bti>k demand ia all
Of them. bas the atssnee Of saPalies makes
trade dali.
COfTOS-Tbe sales during the week
amouat - about 500 bales At 9>9i0le = 3.
fJBACCo-Lsssse. 81 sea- i.E lag., and
50 z5Ssi SO p cwL for Leaf. sales by tae
hsssl- afe an u at preseat. the weather aot
beiag favorable fos psIzing. trizsd leaf all
co4am lad from 81 - 80 so. A. 10 quality.
HhEAf-PriBe X u aad Waite, IA de-
maad al 81 lalsl IS.
LARD-se qao.s =, ss(sios. p D. The
dspaad eealiaass hElsk.
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Pianos, PLANES MARVIN REED, ageut for a
number of man zfaclurers OF Pianos, adger-
tises large stock on hand at his new house
on Church street. We bad intended to visit
the rooms yesterday, aud give an extensive
notice, but will defer il tor few days.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-27

Editors Patriot The undersigned would
like to hear something about the K G.. C.'s.
He wishes TO know if there is any society Of
the kind in this city. Furthermore, be knows
of at least fifty or sixty young men who would
ike TO join said society. Direct to
s., PATRIOT OFFICE.
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The Test Ofi2 Years. Experience
Has proved the superiorquality Of
HEGEmAN, CLARK & CO.'S
lscnUinc GOu E.iNcr <stls

Its pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
Tor Consumption ,ScroIua Chronic Rheuna IisuI &c
ever discovered.
CAUTIoN.-Thv value of this remedy depen ds upon
it's purity land in order to secure our customers
pure article, vi our urn Newfoundland to
superintend the manufacture OF Oil and war
rant 1t pure see that the label has the eagle ana
mortar and the signature cork OF each bot
Tie, as there 10 great deal of cheap inferior oil
,'dimed oil for genuine, TO the greaIibjury OF pa
tents.
ss- Askror Hegeman. Clark Co.'s. and take no
other, many have been cured with the genuine
ShO have used others withOutany benefit.
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S.ArONAFal1R,
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

'orsthaa Doabiethe Strengthen Ordinary POTASH
NOR IN king Soap wttluuiiiue with uGiie troubit
and attrinhIg penss. TEe cheauestarIIcie ey CT
covered Tor the purpose. Oue pound vail ina : e
GIVE or atteen gallons OF go-d SOFT soap, or A4ne
iunds VI Ard soap. Printers wiii tind n superior
ieie SOC Gle tninstype. las perfectly solabis aae
g from isapuT ltses.
Rrokenia NALL am s and put up ia / g., ., aud {
cans.
Manufactures at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
!oHks Brookly a andsolG ~
L. DURKEE CO
oct3-dkSly Isl Pcartstreei. New York.
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! A Mr.. Baskins, Of GAINESVILLE, was up be-
-ore the Circuit Court at its last term. charg-
ed with carrying 4 bowis-knife about his per-
Bon. He was fined SOD and sent 10 jail for
.hree months. IL every man was sent Ia jail
who carries deadly weapons our jail would
have to be greatly eniarged.-Le5. Heraid.
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Useful In Eyery Family.

amt, crease spots, &C, removed instantly
yes, silks, ribbons, &c. CLEANED equal to new
thouI injury to The most delicate color or fabric
HEGEIAN & CO.'S CUNCENTRAiED BENZINE
ly 70 cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN Co., Druggists,
l6l. ass, 5Il and $50 Broadway, NY.
1vwA-p6Lsm
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For sheriff.

III y We autiIOTIZeI announce JOHN X.
EDHUN DSON a cIndI4aIe Tor ShcriH OF ID WILSON
County, a. the ensuing March election. Oct-6-Io.
III rive authorized 10 announce JAMES NJ.
dlNIUN candidate for reelection the once Of
SheriH Of Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sepIZSIa.
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AUCTION SALES OF GROcERIEs.-KIRKPAT
RICK, NEvINs il Co. sell large aud well Sc
iected assortment of Groceries at Auction
this morning. at 10 IL O'Clock.
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House and Lot ON Broad street

DURSuAAT 10 decree Of the Chancery Coult Il
L Nasuvilic III The Il Jaufes johnson W. r
johnson others. will otter al public sale at the
Court House IN TINS city on
Saturday the Is h day of February, 1se0,
abe house and lot AoIt-side Broaa street foe
tween Cherry and Summary formerly eccuplea by
James johnson. l-ot o. feet ire.I.
IkkAs--Czsn 81 ,tOU--and Tor the the bal nee =
c. elH % g 3, y.ars, interest except for one year
GA tSs last EGte
Buildings commence u s13, 400
jan 10, 1850. III j. T. GL-EAYFS, C. N
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Part of n. a. McNairy Farm
CD cras

DURSUsNT 70 decree OF the Chancery Court AZ
Nashville IN the case OF Amanda "A. Porter VS.
K G. McNary AID others, | viii offer at public s.I-
at he Court House IN this city GU
Saturday the 18th day Of February, 1850.
sixtytwo acres SO poles IF land IS lag n The
est side Of The Franka Turn, Ike Head InIles from
the city he beng part u the y. A. AcNairy
farm, and being LsisNo j, =, I'm Inc plan OF me
DIVISION Of said Farm sand Land frvnts the turnpike
a Browns Ca eek runs through the tract ana tii,
Same ~ i'll De sod a v hole divided as may ap
pear II est adv sable TN day of sale
TEkNs--l, 2 3. years credt-notes 70 bear in
teTest be pa able il. b.. lien 10 be retain. q
jan. 10. 1860 Ia j. T. GLEAYES, {. SA
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MARRIED.
jan27-1w.

On the evening of the 25Eh lust, at the residence
Of the brides tier, by the Rev. J. b. McFerrin
Mr. BEyJ F. NASLovE 10 Miss ExMA T., daughter Of
for. W ". Searcy.
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QtaaYrp Salfs
: Chancery Sale.

}. Hooper. vs.. Alexander MuCown and others
DURSUAST 10 decree of the CbaDcery Cont a.
Nashy HEN the above named case sin osev a,
public sale at the Court House. N this city,
On Saturday the lsth dav of February, 1850
House aud Lot Russell street IN fdyeSesds
The same being the properly occupied by Alex.
Aetosn, tthe lot fronts 80 tect, and runs hack lr0
feet 10 AN alley
TEEx<-7 months credit-and without right Of re-
demptIon- purchase money to be wei secured by
personal security, sno lien TO be retained
n 10, 1860 III j. E. GLEAFES, c. kN
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Land for Sale.


WILL. So u tbs can ses ann n hcs nov reside
L staated up5u the Nashville and Agrfreesboro'
turnpike, and also upsn the y Hsh tlo aud cslatl.-
nooga Railroad 4b Is miles fo.a Nashville, and
/ unIic from l4tvurg
| will sell eilhrr the entire tract, csasistisg os
10 aTras, oaig porttsn Of the ne, CONSISTING
OF al iut $50 acres. The promises have Ansl
eoFa aodisas D~riiirg, together with all necessary
ssit Houses lies nfasii4t-sy botwsea the farnplke
ana Railroad fronting each, aud il = neg -
srssod % excellent sch scis Churches and Eocscty
ae lad well Wartersd, aad = of tbs bottom Lad
% Hurricane Crsek- ThsTe = about 500 acres III
cleared laud aPSa the trlZt-
Ihe alb we tapd Al salt gentleman who a-e dothg
busiaess Nashville md al "a, cor fzF1lig parpo-
SIS generally, eaaROt be sxcsl!ed By any and IA,
tennessee
] xnl sei apau tbs fo,lsw.uE tsrmss one thirs &c
cash ben possession II slseu tsnaen vii be gIgsE
At any usllr, the ba NJ ! aid years Wllh-
ut 5ssrest any otaer trris sat vii sai TIE
purchaser. fcFssls es Foas = purchasing CAB I'D
are-s f.s snderslgaed a Isv sngae, fe Ressee s
be ssea ap - Tie I,reulses, by nakAsg easuisy
at Elsard H. k-.sl, kss-, sI Nashville.
lsB6-tlS.eb FELIX G. Ross.
Lmssase Journal a II give sessE ssai.s = Fri
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