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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

- PURSUANT 10 \ decree OF the cIanccry Court at
Nashville in the case of Hiram J. Wells rs Thes Leake
and W RI and others viii sell, at the Court
House in Nashville Saturday, CctOoer 6, 1850, he
tho parcels Of td, recovered ia above suit, by
piainants from the defendants, Leake and HYDE. The
parcel received from LeaSe contains 10Is<- eaercs,
that from Hyde contains 81 acres and the same are
70 be sold to pay the amounts due TO Leake and Hyde
IERNs--Sale free from redemption, and credit
Of and twelve months without interest Good securi-
~ Repaired on notes, and a lien retained.
Sept5-tds J. T. GLEAVES, c. ( NJ
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DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, IN the case Of p. ". Naxey x Co.. and
others, creditors of Stewart x Owen rs Stewart A
Owen, VIII sell at the Court House in Nashville on
Saturday, October O. 1860, Lot No 25 in plan OF HAY
Factory property, DOT - by $50 eet) and being the
same Lot heretofore sold 10 Stewart Owen by A l.
Dcnipss. ESd.
IERNs-6, II and IS months, with interest and with
out redemption. Security required and lien retained
J. Z. GIEAEES, c. NJ
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4. f. GLEAvEs, c. &M
PERMIANr to \ der

PURSUANT to a decree OF the Cliancery Court AZ
Nashville, in the case of YIN. Jordan as EIlud Cover
and others, VIII sch 10 the highest bidder at the
Court House III Nashville, Saturday. October G. 1860
tie tdG q tcld 5eI0Rgitg to Ehud Cover living in
atldson County and containing SIS acres more or less
IER1lS-S5oO cash, and residue TO be due on the lst
september 1s62, without interest," bid Of $500 Tor
the whole has been made. by DIT. b. g. Hampton and
the property viii be started al his bid Note with
good security required Of the purchaser and lien to
De retained j. E. GLEAYES, c. x NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

PURSUANT 10 decree OF the Chanccry Court at
Nashville in the case of VIM. Mauldin, Guarlis4a ISe.
IS James NJ Sneed and others, viii sell the Court
House IN Nashville on Saturday, October 6 1880 a
Trad u SO 44eres Of land, sese miles from TINS
City, III Civil District No. s. = ts-3
TEfsNS-6, u, Is and p months without interest
The biddgs u commence at $40 per acre Good secari-
~ required and cnretained. 500 required in cash
ses@@o 80 J. T. GLEAVES, c X NJ
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ulate them to increased activity, and q
more thorough organization, with the view
to make assurance dolbly sure" Bright
as our prospects nov, and certain as the
State seems for US, it can be lost by a
want of dilgent effort for the future. We
must omit no exertion, and then when the
9th of November shall have come and gone,
it will be seen that the Columbia letter
was but an empty boast III -
six of the Douglas District Electors have
declined, and by the election my opinion is
there will be but two tickets in the field'
notwithstanding this statement there is a
full DoUGLAs electoral ticket in the field. In
the DOUGLAS organ, the Democrat, of yester-
day, we find it published as follows ~
FOB THE STATE AT LARGE.
Hon. W. Fl. POLK, of Maury.
Hon. FL. Nj. WATTERSON, of Warren.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1. JAMES Britain, JR.. of Greene.
2 w. I'll. MALONE, of Campbell
3. G. w. BRIDGES, of McMinn. iz
4. Il. ID. CARDwEIL. of Smith.
D. a. BURGER. of Cannon.
6. w. j. ANDREWS of Manry.4 ~ a.
T. ALFONSO Cross, of McNairy,
8. J. L. MCCAIN, of Davidson.
g. VIM. 2. CALDWELL, of Weakly.
III. Hon. w. L. BRowS, of Shelby. 9
Whether these gentlemen viii consent to
be bought of, or driven off, "by the election"
1t Is not for us to say. That is their business.
We make no particular calculations upon
the advantage of divided Democracy. We
are striking for the State. TENNESSEE must
be redeemed from the possession of sham de-
a mere plurality for BELL and Ev-
ERETT will not do. We must make thorough
work OF it, by sweeping the State with de
cisise majority of the whole popular vote.
We demand nothing less than this of the Con-
Union men. And We believe we
shall get it.
The infamous doctrine of NEILI. S. BROWN
has frightened him and his parfisans.'' When
and where has NELL S. Brown given utter
ance tc an Infamous doctrine ~ Aud who
IS this that sends abroad this accusation
against him ? NELL. 8. BRowN is one of the
best and purest men in The State amongst
al her sons there is not one who has higher
md weighter claims to the virtues which
adorn private and public life. "Ne'er yet
las base dishonor blurred his name - What
Excuse can any one give for accusing such a
nan as he is accused by this procurer for |
Alabama secessionists? There can be no
sufficient excuse. 1t is an outrage which |
hould bring shame aud confusion to him |
Who is guilty of it.
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Hon. ROGER PRYOR., of Va in a recent
speech at Christianburg, Va, said if it could
be shown that JONI BELL could defeat LIN
COLIN he would cheerfully vote for him. He
spoke for three hours, but said nothing
against MIR. BELL ION she contrary he ac-
knowledged that Mr. Is. was sound on the
great Issues he made against Mr.. Douglas.
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1t is charged that the Breckinridge-Y an
ceyites in Maine did all they could. at the re-
cent election. to secure the triumph of the
Republican State ticket. In all the North
ern States the Breckinridge-Yanc ticket is
but tender to Lincoln
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J. E CLEANS c An.

PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Chancerv Court Al
Nashville, in the case OF Geo d. Han,lett rs wash r
Lucas and others win sell at public sale at Tie Court
House IN Nashville, on Saturday Otfoer he 9Th 1860
Ae flsotd PoFfsos Of Bask Y. L1osLs tract af land
which Is known as the CrRtcheF part of whole tract
The same consisting Of about % acres and living Il,
front OF the Mansion House = :
1ERHa-1 and 2 years credit with interest and sale
ree from retention. purchaser 10 execute satisfactory
notes and hen 10 be retained
septs-tdsz. J. E GrEAyEs. G. &sG
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DURSUaNf 10 4 decree Of the Chancery Court at
N1sliVllle, iIthe case OF Joshua ID. Spain, as Philip
Melvin, viii sell at the Court House in Nashville on
Saturday, October g. 1860. the property Of tho defend
ls Melvin, situated at the corner of Bread and Nc
Marry streets, West Nashville, Lot so feet by 175.
IERNs-Sale free from redemption, and purchase
money TO be due in two equal payments and on LIST
April 1861 and Ist April 1862 with interest Security
required and lien retained.
J. F. GIEAVES. c. &M
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PURSUANT 10 a decree Of ths eIlncery Court al
Nashville in the case Of VIM A. Whitsett Executor sc
Of Farrar Wash. r. Lucas and others, viii sell al
the Court House m Nashville, on Saturday Otober 6a
the Lucas Farm, and being the bought by linn Of
Complainant f
TET1rs.-6 12 and is months credit with interest
and sale free from redemption notes 10 have Personal
security. and 70 be Iayable IN the Bank ami lien 10 be
retained. - -
sept5-tds il CLEANSE &M
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DURSUANT to a decree Of the Clancery Court at
i Nashville, in the ease Of ". b. Biyless and d. A.
Gieave rs John DeCamp, viii sell at the Court House
IN Nashville Saturday. OtoLr g. 1860 tfuo los ca
Etrt'tg 1eeabe iE1 Erigs addition each 81 bv 100
feet, and known as lots 152 and I53 in the plan
TEINs-6 II and is months credit with Interest
and without redemption. Security required and lien
retained.
sept5-tds J. f. GIEAVES. c. x N.
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PURSUANT 10 decree OF the Cbisncery Court at
Nashville the Of NIl. r.. WALTON John Gum
and others, will sell at the Court House Nashville
Saturday TIE 6tt Of October 1S60, celfi1 tuct Of
acres Of taRd, lying on the west side Of the Brick
Church Turnpike, ? miles from the city.
TERMS months credit without interest and free
from redemption Security required and lien retained
-SePt.5-t6 ). E. GLEAVS, c < NJ.
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AN ACT

-
To Lieease Jenny lind Billiard EdJIes Zen Pin Al
IeyS, dc. . = 81
Sec. l. BE 4 enacted ~ tie City C05alciIof NdslrilJe
That the OF each and every Jenny Lind
Billiard Table, Ten Pin Alley within the limits Of
the city and Kept for the purpose of public aInusc-
Inent shall pay the Recorder OF said city, annually
Tor the use OF the city, the first twenty five dol
lars each, and ten dol lars the remaining number Of
Jenny Lind and Billiard Tiblesor Ten Pin Alleys owned
by Inn or them, and shall also pay the Mayor ana Re
corder each the sum Of dollar for the issuance OF
every license issued under this act; FfUDed That no
license shah be legdzed nor granted hereby for Pin
Pool Tables, but that any person playing that game
allowing the same 10 be played his premises, shall
upon conviction before the Recorder, be fined in the
sum Of ten dollars for each and every offence; PJOrd
further That shall be unlawful for any person to keep
any Shooting Gallery in the limits ofthe city and any
person keeping tue same shall be fined the sum Of
twenty live dollars Tor every day he they may keep
the same. W. H. HORN,
Pres't pro TEN Board OF Aldermen,
IRA P. JONES,
Pres,t Board Of Councilmen.
S. y. HoLLNGswoRIH, Mayor.
Attest W. y. GLENN, Recorder.
Approved July 10, 1860 septI3-lw q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

Nashville, the case Of A G. Wilcox and wife IS John
Cato will sell, az che Court House Nashville, oi
S1tsssiay- Ocfoter G. 1850, tie fuct If land srasse0s
John Cato Eoy redes, enough Of same, Al less 10
pay the d<bt due oofapainants by the decree This
laid IS known As the McGavock Pace--Iies Whites
Greek I'VE miies fr5sn this cay asd there 77G
acres N tie whole farm. -
IEEzs=-sale free ifom redemption, and purchase
money TO be due in three equal nsfanlents without
interest," and on Isl January 1861; LIST October fe61
and lst Nay, 1S62 Purchaser 10 give with APP
proved security, and lien retained
sept5-tds ]. Z GLEAYEs, Q. &N.
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Desirable Ilons eIlOld and Kitchen Furniture

AF AUCTION -
ON Thursday Morning, September the goth, at 10
NJ O'Clock, Benz. F. Shields Co. VIII sell at the res
idence of Mss Toupet, No 3 North Vine street near
the State Capitol the entire contents OF Pariors Cham
bers, Halls Dining Room and Kitchen, consisting in
part of rich Tapestry Carpetngs. ply Ingram ditto
Hall and Stan ditto, Rugs and burggets Lace and Mas
lin Curtains, Oil Cloths Brocatile Satin covered and
Hair sea. Chairs, Mirrors, Rich Silver Plated Ware
Table China Glass and Cutlery; Feather Beds PILLOWS,
Moss and other Mattresses, Cooking Stoves, etc.
Terms, cash on delivery
e ss+b BENZ. f. SHIELDS x Co,
septl5-td ~ slsss sssi.s Auetioneers.
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DURSUANT 10 4 decree OF tha GJlanc,.r,- Coy,rf Al
4 Nashville, IN the OF F. Tones .Ir rs Henri
eta G. Tonnes and others Twin sell the Court House
in Nashville, SATURDAY. Oct{er G. Is6O Lots No Is0
and 1877 tn the E5ciag AestiiioR.
lIJ;slsG, H. IS and "a months credit zSIo,lt ia
terest and free tfom redemption Notes with spcil-
ry payable in Bank, required OF the purchaser and
lien 10 BE retained -ts
sept5-tts J. F. GIEAYES, c &M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

Cas- NOT BE DENIED that the celebrated and popular
medicines Of Dr. 5. A. Weaver far SURPRISES ell other
remedies for humors and chronic complaints All over
the country people are advertising this fact If they
are truly good they said be (and there is
no reason to doubt) they truly blessing suffer-
ing humanity. aug2O-da w4w
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posed 4maadmelts to the Gig Charter.
Voters, Attention {!

The legislature at us last session passed an ACT c rch
heJotIoCtR9 is a portion
Sec. 8. At the annual election for Mayor and Al
dermen and Council the voters who in of the
election of said officers for term of two years shall
put the words, '-Term of Officers for two years
their tickets and if majority of all the vets lellea
shall be in favor of tbeeeciOn OF said officers for
term of two years, then and thereafter the charter Of
the city Of Nashville shall be amended, ard said
election shall be held aecortiD gly, and So. 4 4
Sec. g. Thereafter the qualification for Mayor and Al
dermen and Gouncilmen, shall be citizenship and resi-
denee within the city OF Nashville for whole years
next proceeding the election, and no other.
senfI3-1w ~
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DURsCANT 10 a decree OF the Chancery Court al
Il Nashville, the case Of Irby Morgan asiErslfs
traitor, &c OF Miles " Atksson heirs and cred
tors Cd said Atkissusi VIII sell the Court House in
Nashville Safytfag, Crtot<r g. 1900 the dfzSssr
he.ss aas lei on Hoozaaa ssez, n EdgeIsld Lot y
TERAs-6, II, and Is months credit, with interest
Security required and lien retained.
septs-tds J.E. GLEAyE, &M
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REaSSachuSeffs.

There were three Political State Conven-
tons in session in Massachusetts on Wednes-
day. The Bell and Everett Union Conven-
ton. at Worcester, attended by Is
90 Delegates. was one of the largest and
certainly one of the most enthusiastic, ever
held in the country. No less than 229 towns
of the 332 in the State We're represented : and
by body OF men which for their Intelligence
and patriotism any State of the Union might
be proud of. As will be seen by our letter,
full Electoral and State ticket was put in
nomination. By some hOcus pocus, the tele-
graph makes no mention of this immense
meeting, though we have record of what
was done by the Douglas Convention in
Springfield, and by the Breckenridge Conven-
ton in Boston. This careful exclusion of all
notice of by far the largest Convention of
the three. and indeed OF ihe Convention which
was larger than the other two. needs some
explanation. We glad to kpUyr that the
Union men of Massachusetts, are not only
thoroughly organized, bnt that they are
working With heart and hope. The Fillmore
vote in 1856 was less then 10000. The Bell
and Everett vote, if polled to-day, would
reach 10000, and accessious ars made to the
rauks every day, and from the best men in
the State. IGlkIs54
The Convention was presided over by Os-
myn Baker. CT Northampton, assisted by a
large number ofVice Presidents. -seieH--
did speech Of an hour and more, and one
worthy the best days of Massachusetts. was
made by Mr.. Stevenson, of Boston. 1t was
applauded at almost every sentence and de-
served all the applause it received. go
Amos Lawrence, the Union nominee for
Governor, also made brief aud happy speech
in accepting the nomination. It was agreed
here, even in Worcester, that hot-bed of Re-
publicanism, that IN the numbers present and
in the enthusiasm of the delegates, no such
convention has been held for many years..
The weather was as stormy as an equinoctiai
gale could make it, but had no effect upon.
the public spirit of the delegates. IA con-
plete Bell and Everett State and Electoral
| ticket is now in the field .3'40s -
| The following is the State ticket:
For Goyernor-Amos a. Lawrence.
For Lieut--Governor-Edwa Dickinson.
IN. 7. Express. --
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DURSUANT 10 decree of the Clisncery Court at
Il NasilNi IN the case q John Mallory Josiah
1860 at the Court House in Nashville. the following
valuable property, 10 wit: The HdElgg residence ol
South Cherry street, lrh I05 feet Of ground next to
Mallory street, attached The remainder Of this piece
q property 119 feet divided into lots One lot OF los
feet front on South College street.
q IERoIs--l and yeGEs credit, with interest lex
ct as % cash To peg casts and e;EstS sCIicL frin b.
o0lteSea on touse TO- Purchases "a give notes with
satisfactory security, and lien - Be retained.
sfi1tJ-iGs }, r GLEANIsS. {. & "
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W aNlCN.

4 PARTNER in lucrative business. ANY young
IA man with few hundred dollars find part
ner, by addressing BUSINESS at the p. Q. Nashville
.al-ftl--- ss1 a sep1S-f
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DURSgANT to \ decree of the elaileefy Court at
IL Nashville, in the case of Barrow and Lindsey .
Adrn'rs Of Or. sheies lib Snowden and others.
will sell at the Court house, in Sashve on SATURDAY.
Ocfober 6h, 1850 Los On Woodland Street in Edge
fied so by ITO each, and known Nos ges 81 and 9S
on the plan = i - i ..lss5z. :.
TEIsfs--6 H. is and p months, credit with inter,
est from day Of sale and without redemption Notes
with approved security required and lien retained
sspi5-tds = ,. z eLEAvEs, G. IN
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DURsUANT TO a decree of the Clancery Court at
Nashville ID the Of samuel Gaylord executor
OF John D. Gayierd, deceased, IS. Helen A. GAYLORD
Wllseil, at the Court House in Nashville on Satlray
Octobe o, le60, i'r0 I5tS college Sc extended each
90 feet front, and known lots No - and 80 J. N
Campbelis PlHn
IERlis-I and , years credit, with interest Notes
with good security required and lien retained
sept5-tis j. +. GIEANH1S, G. X n
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Pianos. Music.

AN now receiving my FAN Stock of Pianofortes from
the following Factories, which will be the largest
ever offered in the city: Steinway Sons, A II Gale
Co, Haynes Brothers; HaZleton Brothers Vim. Kauble
X Co, Peters and Webb, Light & Bradbury and Soeb
beer & Schmidt, all of which viii he sold nj a small
advance on cost for cash negotiable paper All the
new and popular Music just received together with
Accorieons, Victims, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments
&c- For bargains 1'come TO me, - at number SO
sep15-tf JAS. 4. MCCLURE.
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DURSUANF 10 q decree OF the Clsnccry Court al
i Nashville, IN the case oil VIM. Fox and wife rs
Frank and Riley RowtOn wiilsci al the Court House
IN Nashville 0l Saturday, O0Jer 9, 1850 q k0se and
lot az LedloE ItITIikc, SOUTH Nlshs lie Lot has
"a front OF 40 feet.
IE;'is-l and years credit Notes to bear interest
and to be piyaPl, IN Esuk. security required and
lien retained.
septj-tds J. T. GIrATTS g & N
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DCRSUANT 10 q decree % the Chancerf Court al
II Nashville in The case OF Charles II Iesueur ss
David b Hicks aud others, y i'll sell, lSzsray,
foer 6, 1850 the Court House il Nashville, Tie Hicks
7sss.s md 7o GA Uooddzd Street Eeeld Ihe lot
has front Of I61 \ feet and back 17e feet
alley and made Up Of lots Sc u 10 and Il In the
plan OF division. The improvements new ana OF
good style.
TEEzs-6, u. Is and "a months credit with interest,"
and sale without redemption. The purchaser To give
good personal security and lien 10 be retained.
sept5-tGs . = tsTt,sF vs.. g. & n =
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-&5N NseWnrN.

TN Nashville, on the Fair Grounds, "A Portmonnaie
Il containing some four five hundred dollars in
money, and notes-I don't know how many
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
the Patriot Office.
3 septIS-2t j. A PAYNE.
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New YORK. September I7.-Don Juan
Bello, the CHILEAN Minister to Washington
died here last night. asea1
speaking In Robertson and David
Messrs. Haywood, House and Mccain candidates for
EIectof in the Eighth Congressional Dstric viii ad
dress their follow citizens as follows:
- ~ z. - RDBERrSoS COUNTY
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Country dealers visiting city viii bear in mind
that W. w. Berry x Demove, Rains & Brown Ewin
Pendleton Co.'s are the stores to find pure and enu
inc drugs, and such staple and genuine medicines as
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Or. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Bitters and Dr. Weayers Canker and Salt Rheum Syr-
up and Cerate. Any druggist dealing in such pure and
good medicines must prosper, and use them warrants
health aug2O-d&w4w
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DURSUANT to decree Of the Cilancery Court at
Nashville. IL the case Of Hiram Vaughn. Admins
traitor of NJ Me\aly, deceased heirs and creditors
OF said NJ McNaIly, VIII sen AZ the House in
Nashville Saturday, OceT g 1850. The house and
lot Of the AcNcily estde, Cherry street south OF
Broad, which assigned 10 the widow as her dover
this tes''g safe q de opery, subject 10 Mrs AeNdl-
ly,S ltfe fi.yht II same.
TEI,Ns-6 and y months credit, with interest: pur-
chaser TO give WITH satisfactory security and lien
to be retained.
sept5-fds r F. GIEAyEs, C. m
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To suppress Burglary and ATSon lgitEu he Cy, and 10
lFereit tie gtClag u false alarms q Fire.
Sec. l. Be It enacted By ne City Coltcii # Nashville
That hereafter the Mayor, when ne deems necessary
may offer reward, not exceeding five hundred dollars
FOR the ppre heRsOn and conviction o any person
Burglary Arson within the limits of the city-said
reward 10 specify within what time the apprehension
of said person is 20 be made,
Sec. ,. BE Il further egGcel That the term Arson,
used in the first section oi this act the
defined by the 1866 and 46107lst sections Of TIE
Code OF Tennessee.
Sec. 3. BE Il further eaGcted, That it shall be unlaW
ful for any person willGliy nahcoUsly give a
false alarm oil fire within city ana or each and
cry offence shall forfeit and pay Inc OF tity dollars,
one-lalf 10 the Informant and the other city.
Sec. L. Be 1t further enacted, That the Mayor shall
have this act with all other general laws hereafter
passed. published in two OF the city papers Of the
extensive daily circulation. -
r. B. CIIEATiIAAI,
President Board OF Aldermen.
IRA Z. JONES.
President Board OF CounciiIntn.
5. y. HoLIINoswoKTH Mayor. -e.
[Attestl W. i. GLENN,
Recorder.
Approved July 20, 1850 sepu3
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The Woman in White r.
Cesar Brotteau Sketches of Parasian life by Blzac,
Adventures Of Adams Mountaineer and Grizzly
Bear Hunt of California, Illustrated
. for sale by JOHN YORK & CO..
~sebt1S-6 80 Union street
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DR. s o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY VINE BITrEI.s-Phar-
macuetca Preparation, by regularly educated Ply
seian-s one Of the most pleasant and valuable tonics
OF the day. Persons recovering from prOtracted i'll
ness, those who, this particular season of the
year. are subject to Jaundce Habitua Constipation or
any disease arising from dlsordered Stomach LIVER
or Bowels, viii find in the Sherry Wine Bitters friend
more to be desired than gold.
Sold by W. W. Berry & Demov1le, Ewin, Pendleton
Il Co, and Rains Brown, Nashville, Tenn. ,
aug20-d&W4w
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vid II. Alien, and in accordance with agreement
entered into by the parties Interested vii sell,
the Court House in Nashville, Saturday. ocfober 8,
1860 DGr5d 4. Aliens shop HGrei street south II
Broad; LOT 20 feet by ia This property be bought
for less than the cost Of the house sale ahsOiutc and
credit of T. u, IS ana "A months with interest and
free from redemption security required, and lien re
tanned.
Scpt5-tds J. {. GIEAyES. c. M
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Grass Seeds
Produce Wanted.

VNE viii pay the highest market price tor Feathers
w Beeswax, Gensang, Dried Fruit, Lard, ETC., ia
either Cash or Groceries, =
sep17 G&U HUGH McCREA5& co. s