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the Z niSn and A I'm eI lean and Hon.
J. no r, ison Harris.

J. 10 r. fson Harris.
The Usfon and American, as we expected
cannot furnish evidence that the Hon J.
MoRRIsos HARRIS spoke of Mr.. LrScoLN's
election, and the result of his administration,
as reported in an extrac. republished by
it last Sunday. Although unable to show
that Mr.. HAREIs was guilty as charged, cur
contemporary yet declares it must believe he
is, unless NE furnish some proof that he is
not Now, we submit that the finding of
proof rests with our contemporary; and We
shall expect to see it forthcoming, 1eAen i, ea7
Be obtained. We have found il quite unsafe to
rely upon Republican sketches of remarks
made by opponents. They are rarely accu-
rate. Il docs not seem TO be the object of
Republican reporter or ietter-writer TO give
the truth. They appear to have natural
fondncss for romance. 1t would suit them
very well ~ attempt to bolster up Repubi-
cauisn by incorporating Southern man
by Inducing the rank and file of the Repub-
Iican party TO believe that Southern mem
Der oi Congress is Of the opinion that Mr..
LISCoLH's administration would be consery-
atiye and natioral--that be has no fears of
the party, and does not believe they intend
to interfere With the Institution OF slavery.
But we are satisfied Mr.. HARRIS did not make
the remarks attributed 10 him, and the Re-
publicans must find some one else to express
sentiments justifying their support Of their
sectional candidate,
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neessrs. Taylor. Whitthorne, and
Watterson.

The following list Of appointments has been agreed
upon for Messrs Taylor, Whitthorne, and Wattsrsoo
candidates for Eector for the State at LARGE at which
times and places they win be pleased to meet and
address the people It win be seen that number Of
counties have been omitted. This was unavoidable
owing to the want Of time:
Lewisburg Marshall county, Monday September n
Columbia, Aaury county, Tuesday, september 70
CentreyiIe, Hickman county, Wednesday, sept 20.
Linden Perry county, Thursday, Sept. n.
Yerryvile, Decatur county, Friday, sept IS.
Lexington Henderson county, Saturday, Sept. q.
Isctssn. Madison county, Monday, Oct. l.
Bolivar Hardernan county, Tuesday. Oct. q
Sumeryiue Fayette county, Wednesday, Oct. g.
Memphis shelby county, Thursday. Oct. 4.
Coylnston Upton county, saturday, Oct g.
Brownsville, Haywood county, Monday, Oct. s.
Ripley, Lauderdale county Tuesday, Oct 8.
Dysrsburg, Dyer county, "Wednesday, Oct. TO-
Troy, Obion county, Thursday, Oct IL
Dresdsn Weakay county, Friday, Oct L.
Paris, Henry county, saturday Oct u
Camden, Benton county, Monday, Oct. 10.
Wayerley, Humphre county, Tuesday, Oct le
Charlotte, Dixon county, Wednesday, Oct. IT.
Nashyille Davidson county, Friday, Oct. 10.
Franklin WilliaInso county, Monday, Oct. -.
Murfreesboro, Rutherford county, Tuesday, Oct q.
CeilatIu sumner county, Thursday, Oct. rs.
LAFAYETTE Macon county, Friday, Oct. %.
CARTHAGE smith county, saturday, Oct. q!
smithvile DeKab comfy, Monday, Oct -.
Cooker lie Putnam county, Tuesday, OCT. 80.
-psrty, White county, Wednesday, Oct 81.
McMtnnylIle Warren county, Thursday, Nov. l.
Manchester, cofee county, Friday, Nov. 2
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what is said Abroad.

The Montgomery (Ala.) Afail, the leading
organ Of the Alabama Yaneey-Breckinridg-
ers, has the following notice OF the JOHNSON
NICHOLSON BRITToS ticket. douglas suing
for terms in Tennessee" Is not that good
one"
DOUGLAS SUNG FoK TERMS IN TESNEsskE-
Two Of the Douglas electors in Tennessee
have made proposition TO the friends OF
Breckenridge which will probably be accept
I'd; and in that event the Douglas ticket will
relIre IRON the field.
Tie proposition is, that the Breckenridge
ticAct shall continue TO run, and, if elected +,
vote for Mr.. Breckenridge, unless their vote
will eLes Mr.. Douglas, in which case, for hi1a
L is aleO to be Cast Tor Douglas, In case it
will send him Instead of Bell into the House
In every Instance, the arrangement gives
breckenridge first chance, aud Douglas Sc
coud.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

For some time past, considerable commOtioD
has existed in this city because of the alleged
abduction of number of free negroes. who
were sold out of the State as slaves for life,
when they had but terms to serve by order
OF the Judge of the Criminal Court, as pun
ishment for offences of which they had been
convicted. Several of those so abducted were
sold to Gen. Pillow of Tennessee, and placed
on plantation belonging to him in Arkansas.
They were questioned By him, and ne soon
discovered tuat they were eonvicts. and had
been sold for a term of years, and could not
have been legally Received from the State OF
MARYLAND. As soon as Gen. Pillow di-coV-
cred that fact, he promptly addressed the
mayor of Baltimore on the subject, and an
nounced his readiness to return the negroes
to those authorized to receive them.
The matter remained uuinvesiisated until
brought to the notice of the police board,
and that body promptly. instructed the Mar
shall TO take proper Steps for the yindication
of the laws OF the Stale. Marshal Kane at
once wrote to Gen. Pillow, who promptly re-
piled, again expressing his readiness TO return
The negroes, and do everything III his power
to aid in a proper .vindicailon OF The law.
He expressed the wish that the nefarIous
practice of imposing servants OF the charac
ter reterr, d 10 upon Southern planters may
be broken w. The board Of police has IN
structed Marehal Kane TO spare no cXpense
in prot, ing tue rights OF the colorrd people
from thai class Ut spectators who have de-
prlved tnrm of their rignts and tnelr liberties.
- Bsksraore Sun.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
10 amend an act entitled 'sAs Act 20 Regulate The
Srezs PdcetessLs and oLdesccLs ia the Ctty Of NSh
rilLe, fGSsel nay 1, ISL
/. u e7acea ~ ne Guy Council Of Nashville,
That SuctIohS Vi the above rccIeU act, Do am
SAM are harcby fepedicd.
sc. 2. essoEctes, Inat it shall be the duty Of
svoy OF tot, part ol lot, lying ana being
Ia tho co. porate limits the city NASHVILLE, along
~ hunt ~ Waici ut tnorv Is Low eoStfuctS1 NO
pavement, 10 Cause 70 ps ConsI.
S-pI Ii refai., gvoA an soosGintllI Sidewalk o.
-nt a.Oe tina wnos If0at "a LIs, nsr Vi tteir
oI " avs, with PROVISIONS OF the
aCovS Ils.s.ooea act anl il any Uwnef OVID
srs construct, Gauss be construct
ed, sca pavem 1t or Sidewalk beo the first Jay of
october - u. 1860 II snali be the uuty OF the Mayor
OF the city of NashvI.le the be DONE
pay Tor the city treasury and instl-
tuts suit against the owner OF owners OF said lots for
the cost Ut the same.
Sec g. Be ii essacsei, That il shall be the duty Of
every lot lots in the city OF Nashville,
along front Of which sidewalk pavement has
heretofore bssn constructed, but IS Of repair
curbiag OF the same or which pavement does
form u the provisions Of the aforesaid to cause
feet repair and made TO conform 70 said provisions Of
said act by or before the first day o. October 1900
and if any owners OF said lot or lots shall
fail refuse repair and reform said sidewalks or
pavements by before said time it shall be The duty
the Mayor said pavernens be repaired or
co1foIoed 70 said provIsions, TO pay for the same out
Of the city treasury and TO institute suit against the
owners Of said lot or lots for the cost Of the
same
Sec e. Be Il enacted, That ell laws or parts OF laws
conflict with the provisions OF this act be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Pres't pro ten Board Of Aldermen,
IRA P. JONES,
Prest Board Of Councinen.
S. y. Hor1ISasEoRTH, Mayor.
lAttestl W. a. GIEs;S Recorder
Approved June Is, 1seo. sept2o-1w
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Ed. COOPER, ESQ, IN MAssAcHusETTs--~e
i-arn from the Bosto n Cturier that EE- Coe1
r., ESQ, of Bedford, addressed Constits.
ioual Union meeting 10 West Ne Wtoa, Mas :,
IN t1e 2Oih inst. The CouTier says ne made
one of the happiest aud nvst telling speech
which the campaign has yet brought forth.
IL mbounded with Common sense arguments
nd Illustrations, presented in flow OF elo-
quenee, with occasional poetic images, a
,uod huuor that was Irresistible. and with
touches of sarcasm, r mote from Vnlgariiy
which compelled the closest attention OF the
a audience, and drew forth rel Gated cheers OF
appliance. A report OF the speech would iaii
to give an idea of its character. i was Al
ad .nirable off-band speech, and Fpsrkled like
Champagne in sunlight
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IA. ..s .ay t,vsas.4s q. .i4a Cs.gs cSs h<
.orer 10 interfere scih Tie sut5sei j sor6y; u
1, sn institution Locd IN tfs character mad Pr''
ar to he >tofe. ,Uherr sz,sts, and no Other Pc,
% The right 20 confr1 ~
The italics are the ex-Governor's oH
ID those appearing In the extracts from
Oh of Mr.. EwISG are his-we pIinf E. /,
r.-cisrly a. We 6nd them in the record. II
= the three gentlemen az tbs J stood in is
n years have wrought wond rful chat :.
aud The popular judgment will be that ID
range has not been for the beIIer-eit"
> tn. tnseiv's, their pa rty, or their count
&c shall see.
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The PKE's PEAK SILVER MNEs.-The
Denver City correspondent of the st. Louis
Democrat writes that the excitement in rela-
ton to the alleged discovery Of silver mines
is very great The gold leads sre being de-
serted, and stories are told of silver ore 80
rich as to yield 50. 600 to the ton. Mr. Hedges,
formerly of Cincinnati. and Others, have sent
East for silver furnaces; and II Is generally
believed that the supply of the metal Is IN
exhsussjbls.
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Corporation Laws.

AN All
10 Prevent the Ringing qf Auction Bslls along the
Streets.
l. Whereas, the practice of advertising auction
sales by the ringing OF bell in the hands OF persons
passing along streets and thoroughres of the city
that purpose, gf eat annoyance TO tho citizens,
without any corresponding beneht TO any one, there
fore,
Be IL resolved by the City Council Of Ndshrilye, That
from AMI AFTER the passage Of TINS act II snail not be
awful for any person persons to ring, or cause 10
be rung, ben BELLS along the sdewaAs, streets
OF the city, the purpose OF advertis
ing drawing attention to any safe, other bust
Prcrtdod, That nothing herein contained shall
prohibit persons from ringing Stationary.
tnrir places OF business.
2 Be IL further eaGesed That any person guilty
of violating the thI5 snail bo lined
not less tIan tnree than ten Tor each
anu every offence. X. Is. CHEAIHAA,
Pres't Boaru OF Aldermen.
b. ,. kHEA,
Pres't pro tenn. Board council.
S. y. HoIIISGswoRTH, Mayor,
[Ar.sl:l W. A. GIzss, Recorder.
Approved Ju.y Il, 1850. sepl20
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breckenridge put up to be Beat.

The Hon. John S. Nilsson, a democratic
member In Congress, and run by the demo-
Gratis for Speaker at the last session, says IN a
letter assigning his reasons for not supporting
Breckenridge, that "Mr. Breckenridge was
set up to be beaten, not to be elected, and TO
make sure also of the defeat of any demo
cratic competitor" How is it possible for IA
man to be elected when both his friends and
enemies agree that he must be defeated
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CITY Election

THE following persona have been appointed by the
City Council, officers To open and hold election
in the corporation OF Nashville, on Saturday. Sr& 2ph
1850 for the purpose Of eiectng OF Mayor Alder
and two Councilman from each OF the Wards, 10
serve for the municipal year. The Polls be opened
al 3 VI and closed at P u. E
The voters who are IL favor Of the election Of said
1cers for term Of two years, shall put the words,
Term OF officers for two years on their tickets and
majority OF all the votes olled shall be in favor OF the
election of said officers for term OF years then
and thereafter, the charter Of the city of Nashville
shall be so amended, and said election shall be held
accordingly and, thereafter the qualification for
Mayor, Aldermen add Councrnen, shall be citizenship
and residence within the city OF Nashville for two
whole years next preceding the election and other
Stso'is 3, o. Of General ASSEMBLY pGIssei March %
l3GQ
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y Encurrxa a,s ncrERr

on RECEIVING HER PICTURE
haas It's r tbs pri els gift,
Received his day, dear one, from thee;
L is except thine own sweet ssif,
Lies eesIesi object unto me.
> any mage Ike fhdeless gem ~
LIS On the tablet Of my heart,
True as the snbodiei form osrtrurh, -
AID fair md lovely as thu art.
On that ,ondly turn mine ey-s - =
And eazs in all my DIRE ms Of thee,
Sweet creams VIII ch anne to BIZ s.. IA rot,
Ere thou vast all in all 70 me.
I did lot ask this gem of art,
Which Looks so sweetly on me nOw,
To win from cold forgetfulness
The smile which lights thy lips and brow
For lingering years their waves Of care
Across my after life msy roli
Yet time nor ere, which bots ail eise,
Can drive thy image frosa my soul
But not the less thank thee, love,
And bless thee for this gift Of thine
= picture of that angel face
Whose every tender smile is mine.
Fate has not always smiled as now
For Ihave known LIES darkest hours,
When few the stars that gernmed the night
I've seen youth e fairest, brightest hopes
Fade meath an adverse fortunes frowu,
And many star that shone for me,
I've seen in tempest clouds so down
And though know thy love repays
Each hope that fed, each star that set
sometimes fear, know MOI why,
That fate is T.. fling with yet
know thy gentle hear is true
And faithful 10 is every vow,
know 10 earthly power can trace
The. seal Of f.lsehood on thy brow
But Oh, 90 priceless Is thy love
So sysee 1.-THE cup thou bidst sip,
shudder lest soGe envious hand
Shall dash it from my Gag
And if this fear prophetic prove,
And thou, dear girl, art lost 70 ne
shall have lost my last FOND hope
Ny all in Ihe--iu loving lbee
Bu. MOI mb.le would Lot defy
The fat,s % mar my fortune now,
I ,ciU be happy IL my faith
In thy pure love and earnest vo~.
| trlI be!ieAe that this OF all
Ny hops the brightest and the beet
VIII yet ere long be rea lied,
And With thee be dubIy blessed
Believing thus-but. dearest one,
The midnight stars are shining bright,
And I must dream; and all my DIRE
Shall be of thee--sweet love, good night.
NASHVILLE, SeIt. %, 1880. J.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

Mr.. Editor, IL m no politician, but 1 d
el deep, an abr urbing interest in ths. great
Iestion Of The p ermanency and perpe'uity
# our Union. Cir, b lieve That Il is TIE
lar Of Empire, which travelling WESTWARD.
laIl girdIe the globe with It's lignt. and as :
In the gloeious morning Of political
mptIon TO the do1n-troddsn millions &
o.. earth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

Country dealers visiting our city wiz bear In mind
that W ". Berry Demoyihe, Rains Brown, Ewtn,
pendieion Co = tho stores 70 md pure and senu
ins drugs, and snch staple and genuine medicines .
Perry Davis Pain Killer. Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine
s,ttsrs and Dr. weavsrs csnker and Salt Rbsum syr-
up ana cessts. Any druggist dealing IN such purssnd
nsz,sn. saGoo 4swtw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

Can MOI Be DrsIED that the celebrated and popular
medicines Of Dr. s A. Weaver far surpassee all other
remedies for humors and chronic complaints. Al over
the country people advertising this fact. II they
are truly as good as they are said TO be (and there
no reason 10 oubt) they are truly blessing to suffer-
ing humanity. aug2o-dAw4w
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sheriH,s Sale.

DY virtue Of three a. fa's. No,s 2o2S 1872 255e 10
ID me directed, and delivered from the Honorable
Chsncery Court Of Davidson County Tennessee al its
May Term, 1850 will expose TO public sale, 10 the
the City Of Nashville, saturday, the ID day Of Oc
tober $780, all the right, titie, claim interest and
tate, which Jas Powell then had may have since
acquired aud to the following described property,
w.t. Two tracts Of Land lying the North side OF
Cumberland River, Davidson County, Tennessee, one
Of said tracts containing 149Z acres, the other
tanning 100 acres and being the same on which Mrs
Sarah Powell resides IN which she has life
interest and estate The interest here levied up
on being the same which James Powell Is entitled TO
by descent from his deceased brother John Powell,
being levied as the property Of JaInes Powell,
and to satisfy Judgments rendered in favor OF James
Schooenaker, c Siilirnon Son. and Bazin, against
James L Powell and Hiram Wells.
49, ]. K EDMUNDS0S,
sspt22-td Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

We copy below from the Cincinnati Gazette,
the infamous outrage perpetrated recently in
Morrow county, Ohio, upon United States Off
GERS We trust that the President will see the
law enforced upon the offenders at whatever
cost-
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Fusion Ticket

NEW YoRk. Sept 24.-The Union ticket
AGAINST Lincoln, it is understood, has been
finally arranged. Six Breckenridge districts,
and Henry Randall for the State at large In
place of r. 81. Walworth, have been placed
Z,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-27

DE 8 o. RIcHARnsoss SHEKkr VINE TTEzs-Phar-
naeuetical Preparation, by regularly educated Ply
sicanis one of the most pleasant and valuable TONES
Of the day. Persons recovering from protracted III
ness, those who at this particular season Of the
year. subject Jaundice, Habtua Constipation or
any disease arising from dIsordered stomach, Liver
Bowels, VIII End in the sherry Wine Bitters friend
more 70 be desired than gold.
Sold By ". ". Berry & Den,oville, Ewin, PendietOr
& Co., and Rains & Brown, Nashville, Tom.
suG2o-dkw4w
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FIRST WARD

Election to be hold Morris & STATIONS.
Judges kirkpatrick, VIM Phillips, Jno Briggs
Receiver OF Votes-W Moss Clerks-C W Peden,
Jas Gennett. Magistrate to attend-G Gillespie, Esq
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DURSUAST 10 decree OF the Ch.accry Court a.
Il Nashville, in the Of =. W. Aaxey & Co, and
Others, creditors Of Stewart / owen =. Stewart L
Owen, viii sell al the Court House Nashville on
Saturday October g. 1s60, Lot No IS, in plan OF Hay
Factory property, Ot - by $50 feet) and being Tho
same Lot heretofore sold 10 Stewart 4 Owen by a !
Denoss, ESQ.
TERNS-6, IL and Is months, with Interest and with
out redemption. Security required and lien retained
J. &. GLEAYES, c. n
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J. E GLEAyE, C. & u

DURSUANT 70 decree of the Chancery Court ct
l. Nashville In the Of Samuel Cay lord ezseutoF
will sell at the Court HOUSE IN Nashville, SatUsGy
October 8, lso0, too lots College stree extcEed zach
90 feet front, and known lots No 20 and so J. ".
CaInpbels plan
rERNs-l and years credit, with interest Notes,
with good security, required, and lien retained.
sept5-tds J. (. GLEAVES, c. IN
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COAL O l..
Dissolution of 60 pal. rship.

The firm of SACFLEY, PORTER & co.. is this day
dissolved by mutual consentNezsFs. Saudey and Eer
~ retiring The aiming coartners have taken into
their business Mr. R. A. ALLISON late of the House Of
Allison Anderson Co., and the business will be
Quoted, heretofore the old stand No 81, Public
Square, under the name and style Of
sept2I-lm PORTER, JOHNSON / co.
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Chancery Sales.

DU" SUANT 10 decretaI order, made il The case
Il Of N. C. Weems, admir-, aga nst Missouri Nixon,
a. al rendered the 18th day Of Sept AT CenteIyie,
1860 on the premises valuable tract OF land,
tanning about 500 acres, lying on Lotterwood Greek
in Hickman County, together with valuable Grist
and "a Mill erected upon the same. lhe terms or
said sale will be upon credit of one two and three
years Notes with good security AMI lien tanned up
the property for the purchased money without ms
right Of redemption.
On the same day, il Hickman County, in the cass OF
Boiling Gordon, q. al. AnIrew j. Gordon Ct az,
will proceed 10 Sell, the premises, 10 the hgt-st ana
last bidder tract OF land tanning 1s4 lying
Duck River, the boundari Of wnIc are describe
IN the pleadings fled in Said cause. said land be
sold a credit OF one aad two years with interest
from date of sale oRYIIIE A. NIXON,
sept24-td CT TX / Master
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DCISUANT TO decree q the Chsncery Court Al
Nashville, the Of Joshua D. Spain rs Philip
Aslvin, Will soil AZ the Court House 70 Nashville o.
saturday, October 8, 1850. the property Of the defend
ant, Melvin, situated al the corner OF Broad and 40
Marry streets, West Nashville, Lot 50 feet by l75
TERss-Ssle FREQ from redemption, and purchase
money 70 be due In two equal payments, ana Isl
April 1861, and LIST April 1862 with interest Secdrsy
required and lien retained.
J. E GIEAvES, c. an
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At their old Tricks Again.

rsyHAT the public may not be deceived by the sd
l. vertisements Of tn. vendors OF the Wheeler &
Wllson though perhaps appropriately styled the
dnInutive shuttle bibbin nd leather pad Machine,
will here state that the Bureau Of the Stae Agri
cultural If, offered premium Of $40 for the best
Shuttle Lock Stitch Machine. In this list Of second
class Machines the Machines idered by the Com
mttee as contendiug for the premium, the Sin
ger, A B. Howe, and the Wheeler 4 Wilson being the
only Machines exhibition making the Sh tile
stitch. This premium being awarde TO the Wheeler
& Wilson the Singer and Howe Aachi es only.
These Woeler s Wilson experts are still at their Old
game of perversion, shap their advert sement in
such manner make the public believe. il possI-
ble that they took the premium for the best Machine
for family use, which very far from being the
case Ibis little Baby Shuttle Machine and the ST ger
an A. B. Howe were considered IN the Glass OF Ma
chimes best adapted Manufacturers purposes-light
and heavy-whiIe the first and highest premium was
awarded 70 the Grover Baker Machine and stitch
being the best all Others ioI family use.
1t appears extremely easy for INSCRIPTIONS vendors
OF shuttle Sewing Machine 10 make very high sound
ing but incorrect statements oat o. vsTy sCauty
mater al. B.
sspt2e-ts
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DCRSUANr TO decree - the Chancery Court a.
Nashville, in the Of F. Tones Jr. rs. Henri
eta Tones and Others, viii sell, at the Court House
in Nashville Saturday, October O. 1860 lots Ma $50
and 1871 ~ the Escinq Addition.
TERA-6, II, Is and "a months credit, without in
terest, and free from redemption. Notes, with secu
rity payable in Bank, required OF the purchaser and
lien 20 be retained.
septs-tds J. E GLEAvES, c. m
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MEN FIRM.

The undersigned having sold their interest IL the
business OF Saufey, Eortr & Co., to Ness Porter
johnson s Co., Exclusive Wholesale dealers IN Hats
Caps, etc etc, ta.so pleasure recommending the
new firm TO the continued confidence OF their Old
friends and custouers and 10 the pubic IN general.
K. c. SAUFLEY,
sept2l-1In VII. L. BERRY.