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DAs. AANG,S DIsF EN- SAzzx
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

<sy-z<s<ak<, DR.AING formerly OF New York ,for
AR&A the ast four years OF 10 uisyilie ken
dcsy Who has devoted his attention TO the
ueDI oi private diseases FOR 50 years datters
I.nselI .davIug attended u practice for many
FEARS anu cureu so many usands ,hes enabled
;dre All diseases OF private nature matter how
Jadtney may De trom nJudcious nedica treatment,
RON desleCtoftheir own. DR.. Kings DispensaTy
IS No 70 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second stoIy where hesLre alIiseaset oil
private nat1re.
ioSoRRHEA ;dred withOu &c IN o ri n
difference with business.
SrRIcTUREsof ia y recentiate ,sHectaallN
few days, by an operation which causes pain.
Where structure exists aeaith cannot be enjoyed.
Serhapsno iiseasecLus misc hi a nd der
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with s.llthe diseases OF theskn growing
Jut OF Iegicct or bad treatment car be SHectually
cured IN few days.
SxxINAI yEAKNEss-ParticulaIa attention haylnl be
given this disease and consequences grow
ing out ut, brought on ia many cases by the de-
structivc habits OF sidcTatt Youths and
indulgence of the Passions, leglectot which viii
undermine sttuton rende: an the subject
Females who may be IaboTng with any iiliiculty Of
tie WOpb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons esidinR abroad by writing and stating
Gheircase, with afee enclosed directed Dr. hing
NJ 23 Deaderck street, N.iville Tenn. will have
che necessary medcinesent to TIA address will
ssssary directions strict secrecy observed Office
n Irsfr M - clockiI hemorniDt until in theeye
ng mays0-iDdA~1y
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the Uaion proceeds to pile up nearly col
umn of chat. with which are mixed up the
names of Mr.. BELL, the Banner. and the Pa
rKIoT, and dozen prominent Republicans.
If the ORION don't mind it'll smother some
body before it gets done with this piece of
business Besides. what sort of animals does
it take its readers to be, that 1t thus attempts
10 feed them on straw and what market does
il intend to drive them to when it gets them
fat? We don't ask these questions because
zoe think the Uizaon's read.rs are either beef
cattle or mules; but If the Union don't think
so. it ought to serve them as we serve our
seadrrs-feed them on the best the market
affords. The Uiioa brings up Gen. QuITMAN
to put down DoUGLAs. We say 60 our cofem-
pOrary once more, and for the last time, with
few exceptions, oh, Qlf ,Apdn, and let DoUG-
LAS alone. Our neighbor-iu-iaw has an arti-
Gle beaded Important from Mexico" We
make i; a point never 10 read such articles
We used 10 read them all, but we have never
heard any thing important from that Country
since the treaty Of Guadal"upe-Hidalgo. The
article in the Uuior tells Us that "MIRAMoN
and the banditti in bis interest are on their
last legs" just as If MrRAMoS and his bandit
ii had dozen pairs of legs each, and the peo-
pie of this country were dying to know which
particular pair they are now going on
Nothing of the least Importance can come
from Mexico. 1t is not an important coun-
try. They may put up new administration
there but before we learn the fact it has
been kicked out aud forgotten at least six
weeks. The newly elected Mexican presi
dent always reads his inaugural address in
short hand, and even then. in nine cases out
oi ten. his administration ends before he does
Inde,d, if your Mexican doesn't have a new
president for breakfast every morning, he
feels as wreiched as your Nashvillian would
without the morning Diapers.
Above be leading article in the Ne,os is
the announcement that .'ErHERIDGE Hits"
Whom be hit. and what he bit him for and
what he bit him with. and whether The fellow
was seriously hurt, are matters which We will
not stop TO dwell upon. as we presume The
affair will undergo a legal investigation, and
that we shall then hav" all the facts in the
Washington papers. However, in looking
down the article. We find that it consists
pri ncipaliyo of an account of a ''sparing match
between MIR. ErHERIDGE and certain other
memb RS of the House, principally Democrats.
1t l. quite likely he hurt some of them, but it
is hardly probable that any of them hurt him.
Two Harns of a Dilemma" Is The Cap
ton If long article, but not too long, in the
local Netrs. These two horns our lpcal Co
temporary presents to the leaders OF the
Southern Democracy, with the privilege of
taking ii h,.r. If they had any assurance that
they are horns containing anything like
whisky, they would take both.
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Spffial uotiffs.


METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
w STREET NEW YORK Being IN constant re-
cePt Of Enquiries from brethren respecting
ing machines with requests f, recommend and pur-
chase, we have, IN roul gnc ton will some lazy
friends ,carefuif, and thoroughly examinedthe vari
Gus machines OF practical yaue Tor family sewing,
a1d ind those made by THE WHEELER & WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sos Broadway New
forh tOfuIiy combine the essentials of good in
.trurnent and such Confidently recon-
mend
our awu N the households of our friends, are
DESTROYS thai their benefits should be shared by all
our brethren nd hence nave teresteo ourselves
in their behalf.
With best wishes ,yourbrethren,
ABEL STEVENS, fHoS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, PORTER,
DANiL Wise, j. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WI A COX,
PARSBN dc CO..
noTS-3mdw Agents. Nashville, Tennessee
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Chancery saie--W. *. Lucas
LANDS

an Saturday the lssiI February, is6O, at the
" Court HOuse, IA Atsasi ale, VIII oiler az Pablo
saie Ia Tue ugae=t bidder. circuits o o. II Is and
"a tbs, from day OF SALE the tract
Uf 595s OF land, which Va shingten X Lucas
reshIeS, aud formerly kno~n the Edmund
Crutcher place.
IwiIi oisr said tract OF land, divided into sach
parts HAY The Defendant, and VIII coatnue
sale unS enough shLl. be sol2 pay AID SATISFY
decree OF tins Court OF y. Allison, Adm
Se, ). A Crucilef and others fer 81 ,46l ,Os be-
sides interest aao cost Inc property NJ be sol
without tie right vi redemition anu the purchasers
wi be required 10 notes with approved
security, at the time OF the Sale
Sale ia1rs.nI decree this Court at November
eIm, 1882 IF A Allison, AdnI'r as James a.
CruIcner and others. al d lien be IetIied land
u.iIi paid for j. L. GLkAFkS, c. NJ.
jan. 10, 1869 I'd
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THa TuE,TRE.-We dropped in at the
Theatre T. + short time, but too late TO see
Mr.. COLLINS in the comedy of The Hishnsan IN
Naples. lie played Teddy the Tier with his
Usual happy success. His Irish songs were
rec ived with roars Of applause. We did
mol stay to see BLack-eyed Susan.
Miss ASNiE SEAMAN sang the contralto
b ,llad at The Heart bowed dowl" from the
bohemian Girl most beautifully. The piece
Is dill uIt one for the female voice, yet
Miss SEAMAN sang it with great ease and
grace.
The bill for o-night Is The Lrish Em6assad r
and The Eeary Passenger, or de Cotton Market
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Gbanffrp Satfs


A J. Heore<. vs. Alexander McCown and others.
DUR-UANT 20 a decree OF the Cha Gerry Cous at
Nashville ID the above named case, will olfer at
public sale al the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th 6av Of February. 1850.
A House aud LIT Russell street, hdgeieid,
the being the property occupied by Alex.
feet to alley
TEHAs--7 ,tlscredit--apG without right Of re-
demptoE-purchase money 10 be well secured by
personal security, aRd lien t., be retained
i'm. I6, 1860 I'd J. E. GLt-AVtS, c. NJ
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Pant of n. 4. McNairy Farm
Sd nr.oS.

DERSU mt to a decree OF the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville III the case of amanda A. Porter vs..
r. C. NcNaIry d .ers, viii offer at public sale
at he Court House II this city
Saturday the 18th daJ of February, 1860,
siSsytw ANA 30 poles Il land y Ing III the
side OF the Franklin Turn. ike Road miles from
the city The being part of the N A MeNairy
farm, and being LtsNe- 1, 2, SIN the plan OF the
division said farm. Said lad fronts the turnpike
ii Browns G. eek Through the tract, and the
same - iii sold a whole divided may APP
pear u adv sable day of sale
TEKAs.-l 2, x ), years credIt-notes to bear in
teTest, pa able II Ba. hen t. be retaint d.
ian. I6, 1850 ID. J. E. GIEAyES.C X II
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River News.

River News.
ARRIVED.
Feb. Miunetonka, Paducah.
Wm. Henry. CaHry Fork.
DEPARTED.
Mlnneioaka. Paducah.
Northsrn Light. New Orleans.
The river i rising with an abundance OF
water on Harpeth Shoals.
The John A. Fisher Is the regular U. s. mail
boat for Psducah to-day at ~ o'clock. She
Is in command OF that clever fellow MIR. Al.
KEs. who is a trump On any craft NEWMAN
and MARsHAIL are the clerks.
The SousaiRd aud Red Rop<r are the next
New Orleans boats.
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REAovAI--Mr. J. III. McGnL has removed
his Variety and General Furnishing Store
from the corner Of College street aud the
Public Square 10 Cherry street, near Union.
He cyutinu TO keep tine assortment of ey.
eFy article in his liue, and will be glad to se,.
his old friends at his new stand.
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FIRST or rHE SEAsoS.-A. JoSARD 4 BIO,
have Just received few OF very fine and
fresh shAD al their Eating Saloon, on Union
street II yoa wish splendid dizh for din.
ner give the Aessrs. JosaKp n call and va,
ire-h Shad. feb4 81
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Criminal Court Clerk.

e. We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES NJ.
HAYS as Candidate Criminal Court ClerA at the
ensuing election. dec3i-te
aS- weare authorized to announce JOHN SHAM
ESQ.,. as Candidate for re-elee 10 to The oIce oi
Criminal CourtClerk next March election my lite
IT p Ne are authorized 60 a-uounce 'r- E. M
PATTERSON as candIdaIef for Grim Cos II Clerk
sttIle ensuing Marcel election maya To
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SS- We see that cur young friend JoHS
L. Kirby, late Of this city, has become the
local editor OF the GLllaiin Examiner. He
Wieids ready pen, and has broaght out the
local department Of the Exanaussr worder-
fully. \ pleasant time to him.
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Horase and Lot on Broad street.

IlURSUA Ito a decree Of the Chancery Court At
l. NasHrills IN the case CT James JOHNSON Sr. r
johnson ctiie s. vial offer pubic sale. at the
Court House in tais city oS
saturday the Is h Gag Of February, 1860.
the and No.tli-sd br,a- street =
tween Cherry and Solnnerl formerly occupiea by
james JDnnson. 81 feet
TsKMs-Casu 81 ,tn1--lnd hor the the bal nee a
credit 2, s. years. SstsTest except for year
the last l.ste.-
Buildings commence at SIS 400
jan IL, 1860 I'll J. r. ai.EAVES- c. VI
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louisville and NaShVitLe
RAILROAD.
-. - -: - 49, 49, -

--A@<& x--->-----@A
fI'MU turvusu ApTess Passenger Irai..s OrIweeL
i Nasty lie ash Louisville, n,aKing close cunDso
lions louisville New lUrk, Boston, Ph !adel-
pu!a, Baltimore, aashngtOu tity Buislu, Niagara
Falls, Clsveland, Cincinnati, ST. Lomis, am the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, January I'D, 1900 trains
wilrua a follows:
FFsttraiB Nashville ut 4;30 NJ daily stop
ping ~ GaiiatiH BOWL. Green, glasgow junction
r.Lz tbethtoWn, ami ala lar stations then signal
lea oy dag, ana arriving ia LouisSliis at 2sSO
N keturing leaves louisville at 500 P. Al, stop
ping as above, AID arriving IN Nashville al eos
A. NJ.
Sunday pied } stopping urst tram, anu
irving Ia Luai-yllle $40 =. NJ. Returning
Louisville at 40 A. NJ, stopping above, and ar
irving la Nashylli at $3.50 4. N.
GalLilih Accommodation Tram leaves Nashville
daily Sundays exeeptea) 3-l5 4. a., aud -.rriv
ing IA siaiatin at5i0P. IL. ketIrBing leaves GaiIa
tin at 90 ~, aud arrives la Nashville at sl0
A. NJ JNU. ID. ANDRtiSoNs SupT.
Al. FIELD Gen Ticket Ag't Jan25-dtf
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PENNANsnIP AND PHoSooRAPHY. - Don {
fail TO avail yOursesi of Mr.. DoLBEAR's iu-
structions in these invaluable accomplish
ments. His classes are open ut ali times to
new comers, and no teacher was ever more
successful.
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The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
NENf, is c"extensve with the civilization of the
globe. other articles cl Jim to alternate pain and
distress-this cures. Family Physicians, Govern.
meat Hospitals Farriers, Planters Farmers Livery
men, &c, have particularly demonstrated tins fact,
throughout the world. No article before re
ceiyed such undivided praise suppeTtfrom Medi-
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MollaI
MRS. WINSLOW,

MRS. WISSLOW.
A Inexperienced Nurseand FemalePhy sicias pre-
II sentssotheittentioBof mothers her ~
SCOT HING SYR Up
For Children Teethtng
shichgreatly facilitates the process OF teethlng,b
softenine the gums aud reducing all inflammation wi
allay ALLPAIN and disqualification and il
SUREToREGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon il. mothers II viii give resttoyour.
selves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Price Is cents per BOTTLE
wehave put upandsold hisartielefor overten
yesrs, and CAN SAY, IN COM DEScEASDTkUgRo of
it, what We have lerer =. been able to say of
any other Fundamentally Err HAS IT FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCE. TO EFFECT CURE, when
timely usecl Never did = we know instance
of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. on
the contrary, all are de lighted with It's opera
tons, and speak IN terms = of highest commends
tion of its magica leaeets - aud medical virtaes
Ne speak in this matter n sswHAT We DO KNOW
after ten years ekpori-seEce. ASD PLEDGE
REPUTATION THE FuIIII Msxr ox wHAT wEHxz1
DECLARE tn almosteyery Instance where the in
FAINT Is suffering from pain and exhaustion reIe
will be found In dfteen or = twenty minutes after
the syrup is admins tered
This valuable prepare = rion il the prescription
OF one or the MOST EX-- PKRIESCED aau skill.
FCL NURSES New Eng land and has beep
used with NEyER-FAlL@ ING succEssrS 80.
THOUSANDS x OF CASES 81
Not0niyr elieves the chile - from pain but inviR
crates the stomach and u bowels corrects actdi
ity and givestone en- ergy to the whole sys
tem II VIII almost n stantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THEq BOW ELS, AND
WINDS CSIIC.
ndovefeomecon vulsions-e which If not speedily
remedied, END in death = We believe 1.-THE best
anu sUREsI REMEDY IN THES( WORLD. IN all cases OF
DfsENlEhN AND DfAR - RHQsA IN CHILDREN
Waeeuef IL arises from u teething- or from any
otuef cause We would( say to every mother
who has child suffering - from any ofthc forego
ing conplaints--Do MOI - LET YOUR PREipDI
CES, SoR THE PREJp> IiIGES OF OTHERS
stand eetween your suffer ing child and the relief
that VIII DE snre-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE
to follow he use ofthis medicine if timely
used. ~
Full direction for nsint . viii accompany each
bottle. None genuine un- less the fac-siTnile OF
CURTIS X PERKINS, New York is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by druggtststhrouRh outthe world
Principal ofhce No. Is, Cedar St New York
lone4d&hly Price 20 cents per bottle.
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The Test ofi2 Years Experience
Has proved the superiVrquaIIty of
HEG EMAN, CLAIRk 81 CO.'S
Genuine Cod LiNcY OILY

Its pronounced by Physicians the best remedy
Consumption ,ScroGuia, Chronic rheumatism &c.
yerdIscovered.
CAUTIoS.-Ihe value of this remedy depends upon
its purity and in order To Customers Il
pure article, one Or our trim went To Newfoundland
superiHIend the Manufacture Of our Oil, AMI war
rauL it pure thai the label Las the eagle and
nUrLir ami the signature the cork Of bot
tie, there great deal Of cheap, inferior oil
talined OF Tor genuine, the great Injury OF pa
4s- Askfor Hegeman, Clark & Co.'s. andtake no
other, many have been cured with the genuine
sho have USED others without any benefit.
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e%Dicx FoRBEs Continues to keep up his
supply of apples at the entrance to the Gaiety
wi hhut regard TO expense OF the weather A
tirst rate place to invest dime On coming
out of the theatre.
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For sheriff

~ We are authorized ANNOUNCE JOHN K.
EDnipNDSOS as a Candidate sheriff of Davidson
county al the ensuing March election octz6-te.
Tive are authorized TO announce JAMES NJ
HINTON as candidate for reelection Ia the ofce OF
SherIn OF Davidson county, at the ensuing March
election. sept2Std.
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Mustang Liniment.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr.. >. LiTcH, hyue ark, VI, writes:-'' That the
horse considered Worthless (his Case was
Spavin,) ''but since the Tree OF the Mustang
LiniueHt, have sold hun Tor $50 ca-h Your
Lnment has been doing WONDERS up here."
42O BROAD SHEET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
(Eztrdct.) In lifting the kettle from the fire
became uninanas eable tilted over, scalded my
bands very severely, almost to a crisp 1t
a~iui sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared To ex-
tract tue pain. IL healed rapidly without ess,
AMI left nc scar OF account. Truly yours,
&C AtilEo FUSfER.'
such language as this is but the constan an natu-
raj echo Wherever this article is used
This Imminent Is Indispensable TO planters and
owners OF horses and mUics. air. JOHN DANIELS,
Of Montgomery Ala soiu slave Tor SSOU. " a
raised from utter usclessuess BY this LiDimeI h.
Every family should have It. Be very particular
and enquire for the Mustang LinimeLt take
JIher-
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, EUROPE, ana the Isl1hds vi the Ocean ,Ivr
20 cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
BARNES a PARK New York.
noy25-6mdtw&w
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ExpnEss rREaGHT.

TIME Szstsxliss Nns ehsttznaaxz ksiire4d Com5a-
J. -, N naeze-sn VIA the ks4sfS eeoHs are
rasnfaE a. Exp sss sfezxhf Trztn frem fAeFlest =
a - - aansh xssasilis. 81 tl82sr sfe<1 kHfNak
tbs ssae esfsstsss tlsst- Ezzsssssr Ieals Ns d.
lAs - fFeAsAEs b. kAs seste- r " CUE.
IsES1-sl s1p--
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Nashville and Chattanooga X. II.
sssssa 49, 49, g.
Change OF schedule.
On And AFTEk
sunday next, Jan. 90, 1850,

Double D4iiy Passenger Trains, hast and IVES,
will run q follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 7.su, A a. and :, r. n.
G MN. WEST.
Arrive at Nashynie At $40, A. ~ and a:lo r. n.
LiFaii connection, and sIurlest rsase Ia Boston,
n Nes fofS, Paisa -eiptaa, Biiiiniere. washing
toa, Caaslestsa, savannah, soatgouery, NeS o.
leans, &c Passengers Tor the k4ss Sssush.
Acnsihis Caarlesto.i Rir0sd siil take she
r. n. from Nashville whIc Wl.l c meet n
IN aItaaeoga Ssh tse auses train Tor ssIissgtsa
Pnilasteiptla, Nes l,rks &c aad al stevenson With
ihc fast train over tie Memphis aha Ihaiie 1
Rar 1td and IT'S soutiIoru co4nectlDDE- Passage
for the Western Atlanta Railroad CONSISTING
the 1sossia a.id south oissA FsAds, Nil SO
thfoaga c-te1tioa bs tAslag s1e 80 A.
trails ifosa N4sfvll.c.
Tseo-gb r.eSsis nay be hid al say hsar 90 appii
fekst Aguot. At ofce st tcis3t, "a tr fSi-
loving la. es. aud the lsssss~tsig gFscus, Ia:
NAsns aie 10 Aes York, VA liar . la. 4 go %
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THANK i.EsGIEs MAGAZINE axn eAzsrfg az
Il fAssi o.. fsr tssfaArs Far s<ie -
seai-a JoaS fogx CO.
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RiiEUMATIShI

% years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers TuR1rs Running Sores ,ScrUiula Stiff Joints,
Feions, SweIiings, Burns, Bites, Bois, Chaps, Neu
rslgia, Salt Rheum and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as hing bone Gai scratches, Spawn PollEvii,
SyEeeneY Houf-ail. &c are subdura I'D cured by
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Advanced Taxes.


Ce<IsfEezs osEzEE. csz1 Hat,
A<-4xl1lss IA "a. lsse-
TAX PAfEks $40 sseh - sz.a tAeza<eskes -
e CORPORATION TAX - fe< t4s Yezr ts<e, 1r-
4eEebF De< So th<i ttsy - ras - - - estl-eE
e - Szlie<tafr< 0se tnt<r<Ez - he E4t@ - c>1
szA1 80 z1aals ID ee elss<k FRA tA< sale 4
- taezss. til Ia q fz<s osness = 4. <<be pFss
e<tt = ths> ~ 81 So = u sh<lr Iszs<t = e>l.
- ree sz-.<zx. = 3 <zE<oS,
zscztr1m c-.-r<<=<
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N.NPI4OY NENV.

GS0 A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PATn.-
siDcO Al agent IS wanted in every town and coun
y IN the United States 20 engage in respectable
and easy business by which tie above profits may
be realised. For further particulars address DIR.
HENRY MARINER. corner 18th street and Broadway,
New York City enclosing one Postage Stamp
Itn26-d&w3m
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Gommercial.
DaILr PArRior osYrcs .

NASHVILLE, Feb. 7, 1860.
C0TTOSWe heard Of no sales In cotton
yesterday.
NhEaT-Prime Red and White, in de-
mand al 81 i0Cal IS.
fLUIR-D.aaaad active. Extra 81 GOA
80 bill; Supertiae $500 SO; Extra
Family Flour IN bag. IS 50. Su.sertlAr IS.
Pef 80 D. These are whoiesaIr prices, tue
retail hsares advance 15e q IS De. as.d sos.
- lafreI.
baCoN-Hans Zoe; Shoulders re; Clear
Side ios p D.
LAhD-we quote At sSsIes. = D. The
deasaad oasiaisss brssk
sEkDS-Aillet Seed 81; Orchard Grass
oesd 81 %. Closer seed IS 5usas: tisr.l
tsrsss 81 x5(9sI SO; TimosEs eeSa IS z5ta
81 IS.
NHIsKY---Reeliaea ss<a2s; eeansry
orands ss<e75e.
HON cnnsssee Bar &c .BandT(a-1
ner.e shoe %, Natl Rod =. Boiler 81 che<t
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groes, &c. by Ii. Hide. which was .dvrr,l-sa
10 take place on the 9th lHsi. u postponed.
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Chancery Saie---W. AZ. Luc.sS--
Lands.
salurday the 18Th of February, 1869,
! hancery SALE ". IL. Lucas
lands.

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Lands.
DURSUANT to a decree of this Court in the case Of
L john Ramtge W. K. anu others Ia Ie-
al hours
Salurday the 18th of february, 1860,
Al the LUurtaouse la city viii Uler publ
safe to the h ,ghesJ bidder a credit vi Il "a
months, interest from day OF sale aud
redenptl the tract II 59ss acres LaHd bong at
b. " Lgces, IT cnaGcery sale la tiie y
A AisnH, Adni'r., C. utcnvr and otIei s, lso
she Tract 10 acres AMI - poles bought b. him
hitsett attsJ tn Tract Ui Is acres part OF the
n IN vwuet by ". X Lucas, ami desc lbvd by him
the Deed o. Trust tnade u y ID. Gross.
wall sell such portion VI the 1sss tact as
may be ieft unsoid alter the the decree
The ot AlilsOn, A.t.n'r., era cuer aud 9TH
crs aud la giuItton the said tracts oi l0aHd Is
anti enuagt shall have been sold pay s.tisIy
tie Iuls Too SSH - be-
sIdes laterest and costs Purch isers Will be re-
quIred L. execute their notes Mith approved secuTi
y, at the time Il siie u be retained
the land until the purchase money i fully 2 tid
j. GLEANnS 4. & il,
jaH1S-td Ch1nccry COaTt II Ma sGyAie.