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RUFFIN'S
PH0SPH0R- PERUVIAN GUAN0,

AN ready supply orders for my fertilizers fast as
they In. All may rely upon getting without delay an ar
Inferior have made; dnereat In us phosphate IN
gradients anything else Ia market AID better becarse
contSins pure Bone Phosphate o Lime than any other
Manipulated Guano.
applying my preparations n wheat the past sea
favorable could he expected under the com
bined disasters o. joint Nrrnay, rust aud most OF ahe doug
which prevented the present favorable action Of the phosphate TO
great the wheat granlng But the
tem nv that equal superior to Peruvian Gu
viii lands that need phha;esss nearly AL
lands dot has proved Its ory unde fair seasons for pro
ducn- good clover Il Is true that occasional As
reported bat they such mnnpuator
hears sometimes due to the fact hst the land did not need
phospat generally the for both wheat
and clover have known.
evidence Of the value OF manure to be foundn
the fact have orders for than four times much
had at the period last year.
induced try my guano from their cxpe
ence representations Of Others particularly requested
Rollins Guano and that hey get IT, as there are so
many manipulated articles In the market.
had OF myself the commission merchants generally
IN Richmond my agents. Messrs. TlIos BRANon SONS
Pershu-r NJ HOLLISSS CO. Lynchburg; HUGH SCOTT Fred
~ricksourg; MASON MARTIN CO., seoisTiei JOHNSTON,
CLARKE CO., Danville.
senis-ctf FRANK q. RUFFIN.
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YAZ0O COTTON LANDS!

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
TTIpE uni-rsgnei proposes sell exeh nge Tor Negoe
01I 6Oo0 " the hnss, Cotton LAnus IN s
Yaroo Va ley. ...,
these Lands cultivation. viii siean hhn anu
Gus-others ceatened and can b. sly improved.
Laud the richest portions % fasco aud WaAhs
eounst Of AMI envenient 70 nAvsa In
Any psrfons salicE 70 nsgols referred 20 ass =
-Ia.-ss i ~ RARNETR,
n LAWRENcH
des an TasSo Off, Ms.
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EOBT HowIsoY mr..
Sale conducted by GoDprS ArrEEsrx Aue's dsI-tds
TRgsTsALK VALUABLE BRICK

Il DWELLING ON The NORTH sIOE or CLAY, BETwEES
2n AND sd srREETsBy virtue OF deed Of from thsrd
Walsh snd WIFE bearing daie s 10th day Of Dec smbs 1857
corded edmond Husngs Court and by request the
aTy therein the undersigned Trustee hereby appointed will
ed q sell at public auction, the premises FRlDAY the
IL day Of Dece nber 1860 beginning 81 ocO.k
not the mt fair day h're'he! the In Ead deed
ell ts Of lot Of ground fronting 81 feet the north tide
OF Clay street. between % and Sd running right an
giles about ij1 feet alley 10 vide with large
handsome brick dwelling house and all other
ia a' belonging besg the late residence q the said Richard
Wash.
TENNs-cssh 10 the ~ 0O balance payable Is. day
December, 1861 with nterst from day OF SALE the puTehaser
negoahls note for the deferred and int
by len on the property II NRY MILLER, Trustee
Ea1 Bale conducted BY GoDDr' AFPEasos, Auet'.
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BOOTS, SHOES and HATS AT AIcrIoN
BY GnDDIS a APPERsoN AUcrS
CtOM MISNINNl:t,. SALE or LOTS AMI

fOmmISSIONEH'> SALE or LOTS AND
~ HOUeks, ON VALLEY AaD CONCORD sTEEATs. RICH
MoND, AT AUCTIoN-Under dercS the Circuit Court Of
Richmond City, pronounced the 29 day u November ScO
The su OF Dennis and wife Mex npy and ais p,
ns we uniegned, Cjmmon'r therein appointed vii pro-
eeedto sell at pebble auction, the premises SATURDAY
the I'D day Of De' m6er 1-GO f fair not TIE day
thereAte) beRnnios At oclotk NJ the real IN sid
decree referred IT, consisting II Tot II ground ontng
tN ioess on Valley street, ole 10 The resi-
dy ESQ., with the dw ing horse and ftsr therein
Also lot OF ground Immediately in Of tie above, onng
20 SIX Inches on onserd tse Sh two irimed tebemnt
an y oh:r Improvements 10 said lot belonging
TERNs-Onefourih cash. balance u;o1 osx twelve and
eighteen months added from day o. aale purchaser
or purehae give negotiable nltes for the deferred
and the title tc be retained until ali the purchase money
anda conveyance directed by the Couri.
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MAkKErS

BosroN Dec. l0-Nr weigbtmAn, the Union cand;
dlle for Mayor, is probably elected over kimbal, lie
publican.
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I-NInN MrEr1NG IN PHI LnFILuIA
FTFNTION IL ROSTOV

PulApELruA Dec. 10 The Mayor will issue his pro-
olama,On for Union Mass Meeting on Thursday at
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TURUSr SALE or LAND AND A DISTIL-
LERY-By virtue o., Trust Deed executed 70 ne BY George
Fisher kIab-th Usher Albert Matthews and Anne his vile and
orre fisher admitted record Ia Gl0ehland eouaY,
February 2lh 1.60 Shall FRIDAY, the 18th OF January,
t.6 m unot fair day offer for sae without reserve,
alg Dery ani Eve acres Of land al9rng, dttsi N a.
the apparatus r manua cnrug uquoson extensive SCALE De
capte o. dstlag go g3as daf. This property -
statsd "a midst OF fertile crossing country, and
co1venest Canal shah then oner for sale Al e resi-
-nce ej Fher % Land Whsreon be noH resides,
containing Acres 1hs Land hes upon neat and
comfortable framed dwelling AMI suitable 0uhousss and boan-
ufuIy supplied With vo1d ans water
The above pr y Is ultei Ia The upper end deoeh aad
county ado tn lands Of George Matthews, sehen Col
les ami otfe-s acd about mics from The Canal
-ts5l ctsh and the remainder In three tqsa Pay@en
ssr,r-i ~ liens on ths prjperty GEO r. HUGHES,
go 80, Trustee f.r Hushra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-11

DEsUTIPUJ AND CENTRAL BUILu-n
ID ING lot CORNER BROAD, AP TO AND lOTuE
5rREETS FOR RENT on SALE Those building lots fronting -
Capitol Road Iespeey,y and lao feet on
Iyuurc PURPOSES uncqda. d by any other
II the ied by streets three sides. r0nting
Capitol SOU hey present actions. They will
Cd on liberal terms, or sold on a long credit
J.. r. WATKINS,
nci9 ij9 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
LAG. B pAvkypoRT. AuCTs.

Lac B DAVENPORT. .AUcTs.
ENREsH IMPORTED PIGS AT AUCrION.-on
WEDNESDAY,, .9h December, wis Sc at Auction, at 10
O'Clock,
Goo Drums Fresh Smyrna Figs
10 Case8 do
10 Trails Date.
Terms cash
dell-ts LAO B. DAvEPobT. Auet'.
boots, SHOES and HATS AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY the 10Th OF December, we will sell at Aue
~ tion, az 10 O'Clock. az store
500 eases BOOTS, sH0Es and HAT5
TEaNs Cash.
del0- La @. D. pAvFNPoRr. Anets.
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ARRlVALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOS II CkEVsHAw. Proprietor.
Dec. 10
wMe-sv Kt,v VIM sHMaahln R&DRR
V.Vstta, ~ Ee,t Geo Corr, Rirg Wn
N Tempe, Kirg Queen lppm' No''~V
n Howert n. ua'ifsk Phiups, 20
DR. J suplil do sMNn'' ntcsIshos
b q Adams 10 a r'oAeI, fAtu'We
w p pranrb 40 Tanor, do
" HugheL Meellenb'g yfJohnson, tennessee
W Cole, Halifax W Dame, DahNhe
/ lisxander No TPMstheWs AppomAit
N q Wo-5 Al " Conner, Evergreen
Va W T.Usi,rco New Kent uon II NJ Pltzhugh Va
q p c,n1,l.v 40 Ma y Hughson, Oily
+ w ZsrIs Madison W II Taylor, City
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TTNCURRENT EOTES.-we viii take At par in eX-
Tor goods the notes Of all sol eat Fanks IN 'g
MIA South ona provided they are Offered In sum
sopcie Ia change Jar II ck Is very ul an complete.
nosc WATKINS 4 TICKLEN.
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ID EDEMPTION s2s7,7s7.3I or VIRGIN.

PEDEMPTlONORS 237,7S7,3I or VIRGIN
Ii IA 1--WE AND FIX rER CENT D. br The holders Of The
following et6cres tf debt iued by the state 81 Virginia, vii
take notice that he O. mmonr the sinkng Fond, calling In
the certificates debt In the order On which they authorized
10 be redeemed will proceed the 3 day OF December lstO
% redeem the said certificates at the Treasury Of the Common
wealth The hoie a. said certificates required the said
8st December sfO 10 surrender the the office Of The
Second Auditor whether surrendered or not the Interest will
n that day.
l. Under ac n provide ZOE the construction Of turnpike
n ark srsblrg passr 6;h March
rff''iv rAiub
ioans certain rail Oad companies, and Tor other purposes pass
al. A .=.hf
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LARGE NUMBEH or VALUABLE BRICk
LITENENENr', ON FRANKLIN. GRACE AND CARY SfRELfS,
POR SALE rCqJest Messr IVAN Rsg ard Co..
for sale the owng valuable nrroytd REAL ESTATE viz
Those brick TENEds NrS the side Of franklin be
sth and 9h occupied respectively Nv MerI w.
FckeB and Merweah' Jones the former at fC0 per annum,
and the latter at tG1l per annun.
Also, those three and conveniently arranged brick TENE
MENrS the side Of Fsantn betWr 81 and 4h
coutain ~ rcludng
AMI supplied Elth and water and u hshe
with cooking ranges SC One Of them rened SgO1 per
and the other be- they ready for
tenant
Also three bi STORES and DWELLINGS the ncrlN side Of
Cary. Streets occupied puncua tenants t2>O
annum each.
AEo those seven bIi,k STORES and DWELLINGS on the
south side OF Cary I'll street. entag 1900 OO
20 tt51 each.
Also that most desirable brick TENEMENT the corner
Grace and 1t streets recently occupied by Rot no
rs a Il 500 This l. only very hand
bot has every convenience that be cAd for
Including br OK stable and carriage house
Cstsrmgsd % sell personS dispoied 20 puT
chase any Of the Tor going Real Estate requested 10
make early application, and 10 c1 0r: Htgodbks paper,
Cuterest addsd,) bar; all viii be given.
drc6 - lot GDDBIN A APPERSON
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.



fNwO MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
III IN THE LAST SIDE OF 20 srHlET EET@tiN IRAKk
AND dAIn SIS, FUR ALE AT AUcTfoNAt The rtqueEt
OF A. Robinson, Esq shall sell puzzle Auetin The
premss TUESDAY the ith December, ls0 at oecek r.
pCrion Of that valuable LOT oeaed above IN
the occupancy Rev Dr. MnneFerode viz lot froLt 10
feet the side OF Sd street, norh Of the dwell running
back 20 fee Also lt fronting GO e the cart side OF Sd
soude 81 the dwelling running "a the north sd-
80 feet 10 the residence r Hancock This
Is Justly regarded ysluGbs real estate brrg nf only in
delightful ighborood but quite Convenient 10 TIE buS
pariI Of the city.
TvPvs-One furih eA,h: balance st4 snd 10
goabe Eote interest added secured by trust d. Or Ute re-
talned. GODD4S APERO ON,
deG Auciionsef'.
BY MookE DAHsoE Aue'G
\ u HEGRoDL-Te will SELL at our auction room, Franklin
IL street, to-day, at 10 O'clock twelve likely ssFroe,.
Aug1- hoOkE DAWSON, Auets.
BY DAVE DEUPREE co.
81 ihiry issly slaves. DAVIS, DIrPsEE lco,
jyiS Odd Fellows Hall, cor Mayo and Tanhhn ss
BY BELTS GREGORY, Auets.
n NRGRORs.-We viii sell Thls Morning. 81 10 clock
III iolkely Negroes. Belts GREGORY, Auetu
YrAnkiu Street.
BY PULLIAg co. Asets
Ok HEGROES-ws Will sell IS Likely Hegrossto-day, 81 10
AC O'Clock PULLIAA i co, Aueis,
ODD Fellows Hall.
privately. Eyll
BY HECTOR DAVIS, Auet
S0 NEGRoEs.-Ths day E.lO O'clock xI SCI! nty hsly
W slaves HECTOR DAVE
js22-du Anct-
BIZ DICKINSON HILL co., k5s..
NKGRoEs.-TAIs DAY, 10 O'Clock, VII be sold % Me-
~ eonras ofhsa Boys ssa GIL. md Women and ohi-
es22-ttn Asctoaesrs.
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,s no THE INTER rs : OF EVERY ONE

JTtSTO THE INTEREST OF EVERY ONE
i TO NOTICE THIS CARDwe have just optnel tbs morn
ing very superior n those beautiful Gents Quilted
Butn Boots Gsntlemen winter drsi Boots All
something nice and good IN the q B,o shoes or
Caters can be supplied ~ calling HILL where they
,o fai 10 be 81! cd both In qualify, tyle and price by
ALEXANDER III a co,
Manufactures and L. porters Of
Boots and StoeE Of Every desc rton,
No. I2T &aio Street,
Richmond Va
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Ok HEGROES-ws vii sell IS Likely Negro to-day, st10
AD O'Clock. PULLIAA Co, Aueis,
Odd Fellows Hall
BHou,e ssrvaar Cooks, Washers and for sails
privately. nyll
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LAWRENCE 5. NTARYE,
=. w. MCKINNEY,
ATTORN Ely AT LAW,
DRAoTICEs the Courts Of Buckingham Prince Edward and
Il AppomattoN.
Add tss New Store Buckingham, Va. no27- Con

RICHMOND ASD DlSvuIE RAuRoiD coNrisY,
Richmond Nov. l2'h. ESQ.
VyTIE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEET q
the Stockholders Il this Coz psny, will take place the
second "WEDNESDAY O2th) Drcemher, next ,
THOs W. BgOCE ENBOROUGH.
Secretary and Auditor.
TOEN PROXY:
all by these presents, that the undersigned do
rerely constitute and appoint Attorney - for and In
n vote all questions that be brought before the
meeting Of the Stockholders the kchmand a3d banye Rail
road Company 10 be held at Richmond WEDNESDAY the 18th
day December >t0 adjourned MEETING thereof here
faliy ~ r. "A YER i ~ tfHpfSr rhf
Whereof have hsreuuto Affixed haad, this day Of
noIO-t12le
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u HEGRoB--He viii sell, auction room FrAnkTn
i street, to-day, at 10 O'Clock, twelve likely ssgoes
augT- MOORE 4 DAWsON, Auets.
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SETTLED FOR EVER!
The important question OF
POISON IN HAIR DYES!
CRiSTADORO'S HAIR DYE
has been analysed and
DECLARED ARMLESS!

Professor ROBERT CLIFTON, Of New York,
The aIsi ansc In America Edect OF the Dye almo irsan
neous mpArts black any shade OF brown. Color ch
psturA and uniform. Manufactured No Aston House, New
York Sold every where and applied BY all Hair nresers
noai-d&wtm
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isas, June Il, 20,
" " " %,
q" &" " a.,
1889, April 3, Is,
e" e" Is, 81.
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nn NEGRO. s.-We Will sell ibis morn log, a ~ O'Clock
OO thirty likely slaves. DAVIS, DEtPRtIh CO,
jyiS Odd Fellows Hall cor Mayo and Franklin Sta.
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2O6 TO THE FR l N OF Union MOI, i2OG

GOO TEcse sb ut O. enter t1c STATE urtrunF ENfO
sourthnK or hr Ch7su d. We ito
tacr Cake f5u EtCHAkDsON 3G Man street, yth Ehcrc
n prepared o. supply then " Oh PLATA or otamu al Gaze, %
Frl Pound Ctr0n, Aond, &c u Current ard Lady Ckc
tle bt quality. Also Creams J les fyranil and r5-ry
ing required o. Christmas wedding party. ether in ty or
TRY cell 80
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OOe CHRIS rmAs GIFT DOG
rr-er nuuNrn

JUST OPENED
SPLENDID a1ftm-ni o. Toy Work boxes, Tea Sets China
"a Gilt and Btanna Gin ard Moftl Guys, Mug, Fgur,s
N4 a. Dols % descrpt3u Rabber Ch-a, Papler
heads a. dies Paper Dolls and Toy Books
Pre- Works AL knd suitable lr CdktsrMAS GIFTS and will
b sold a. ilE any housg 10 tas eity, BY
JfIlN RICHARDSON
deii-d3H &c ~ Oh rc-. uear o. n.
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BY MookE a DAssoE Aue.s.

furth eA'h balance ind 10 mon Is for
roable noteJ added secured by
talned. GODD.x ATPkR-O ON,
a.a AuetIo
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WRsIgn CRY ON NORFOLK nARpOR.

A. LurCH, General Agent.
q. A. STRFCEKa No Main street, lgent for Richmond.
deci-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-11

m NRGRORs.-we win sell Thls Morning, 81 10 clock
III 10 likely Negroes. BETTs a GREGORY Auet's.
Frnnkltn 6treet.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03
iCBpitt 4uttrv. {. {.
MUSIC

Civ, ne music. soft, swest music,
For Its esasnes Is % me FE5 2 20.
A, DEVELOPS 20 he dFOopihg sovsr. lass
Or blossoms to the bes. -.,. .r-rW u /.
II ,oolhsI ny fsvsrsd, burning brAin.
II eslnS ny troubled hear,
Ind bids, in tones Of melody,
nv anxious ssrsS depart. $500 s
Give me music, low, faint nuIis, rrs-
And a. itI echoes roll,
Ia tones OfthriIling tenderness, -t h d.
AelOss ny nptursd sOal. u u
III dream sEaia a. once drslmsd,
OfhappineIS and love, .-s -T .....
When Hope, in wrsAihS Of budding Joys,
Ny LIES bright texture wovs.
Give ne music, sad Glow music, III
And whils ia sweet notes swsll,
Lnd fall upon the ear like words
ofow, hssFt-breathsd farewell,
NJ thOught, oa Fsneys wiHg shsilso
The dreamy past return, snlr
Asd muse amongst the relics there, s-i
ON Memoirs sacred urn." r,-ra-. .
Give ne music, mournfui music,
And my soul in ferveht prayer
Shall rise uPOn the dying AotS -- EH..
That VibrstsI on the air.
lllPray for those whom well ! love. =
That their lives may pas away
As calmly and as gently as
The tohss Of that sweet lay. i- ~ r
Give me muiic, joyful music,
Let ne feast upon the sound,
Till ny Ipint burtI the earthly ehain
By which it now is bound,
And scars On that tri SmPhaut Straia. Il c5
Up TO its native skies, r....r E
To join with angels in the song ---.-.
Whose echo never dies.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03
Aascomewbat singular circumstance had


Asomewhst singular circumstances had
occurred to Emily. which was omitted in
its due place. While playing with mi,
about the windows and doors Of the rooms
occupied by DR.. Boyd and Mrs. Gsstone,
Emily had frequently seen, lettering about
the street. near the house, a Yong man,
tall, muscular, with 8 countensnce singur
lsrlyI bold and daring. She was too ig-
nOrant Of the world. to have thought Of
fearing him, and q feeling. to her new
and 5nexplieabls. prevented her from
mentioning il. She at length began to
expect and watch for his appearance. and
was disappointed when be caue not. At
times. when she stood by the window. be
would lean, with arms folded, sDd face
partly shaded BY his hat. against the OPP
posite building. and gaze steadily st her
for moments. Not deeming herself al
object of attraction, she only wondered
why he came so often, and sometimes had
a passing wish to address some word Of
kindness to him. But be gave her no OPP
portunity for this. vs-7.17-yq.
The absence Of this unknown individ-
uaI, who, silently and uneonsciously- to
herself. was drawing thus early from her
young heart. its FIRST. fresh notes of.loye.
Was the only, cause for sorrow in her re.
moval and when her mother inquired
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-03
}WHOLE NUMBER, 147.

the eause of her occasional sadness. she
communicated. with childish simplicity,
the history of this new and silent friend.
ship.
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When Catherine went to the late resi-
dence of Mrs. Gastone, for their children,
the lady had requested her to take bas-
ket, and bring away the remainder of the
silver plate, giving her directions where
to find it. When the confusion attending
their return had somewhat sGbsided, she
related to her husband respecting the
pawning of a part Of it.. Happily, she
had the list and the card with her. The
following day he redeemed it, and she
had once more the pleasure of seeing it
entire. Mr.. Gastone Immediately pro
cured house, furnished it in a splendid
style. that his wife might have her every
wish gratifed, and in few days they re-
moved to IT, Meanwhile, however, many
circumstances occurred, which viii soon
be revealed. a -f ss.a- ''9e n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
Valuable Town Lots
AND
CON nv NY Ian. ID =
For sale.

r AN offering for sak on reasonable terms, the
Il following property CO hanCsome BuilGIdg
ia the sIh and Sth Wards Ct Nashville.
Nine Houses SnC Lots OF various dimensions, from
Iarge small comfortable resi- al prices,
In the city.
Uus double three story Business House ON Broad
street, Occup pied al preset b. HaIdcaste * Co.
= sue Tract oI about 221s acres, three mics out on
tbe Nashville snd Cn2ttA RIilI frame house
and WelI-aTt OF the lucus or CruciISr tr.ct, good
soil
Sue Tract OF ahOnI g acf. =, the MurfretSboro'
ruFtpiks rsad, jactioa WIlh the >tOnes Riyer
TuFluise Osie-saI gIiiv Ont adjacent 10 " b. Lewis
aud sthers-tuy BrIcA IrVpeTty-
lue ia. u about ~ -, elguI miles out
shs, ACrfreesb0ro Iurapki GOOd Improvements
gOou TIMBER
one sracI o. about 50 acres o. tie Franklin Col
Iesean. StOIs urn Ike, niles Oul--Ss acre.
eIe ar,... Dalsace go0G UmOer kad veil &atcrest-
t.e iract u about I20 acres, adjacent - SINE
th.. Fast Trssa Is Turnpike CT 30 poles
nearly al good timber anu sol SSOd-
tns, rfacI vi a6eut $50 ses, tea miles out, neal
Smiths SPRINGS ole mile nd a hall North Of the
Nur.rcesorO Turn mostly wei tim red, ao I'll
40 acres cse1red-l1d several other lots aud tracts
er l4f.a IA Nashville and vicinity
Forfurt1er particulars eaLi on NANCE * WOODWARD
Ne so aherry street
Youns Nesroes at !air prices wall be taken in ex-
change iOr tLe abOve -
Jai.e25-Im UAA JASES NJ. MUHELL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

Trains run by COLUMBUS TINE, which is Minutes
faster than CINCINNATI TIME
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
IL the Grave Could Speak
EXPRESS TO CIarksYiiIe,

THE Southern Express Company respectfully an
L nounce thatthey are now running MESSENGERS
through to Clarksyille, VIA <. X. and NJ. C. & l.
Rail cars, and prepared to forward To that place
and nterv ening points with promptness and dispatch
all goods usually sent by express. They Will also
forward to all places on stage routes, connecting
with the above Railroads. Bills, notes, drafts etc.
collected and prompt return made.
sV ONCE No. l9 Public Square.
feb17-u X. HOLT, Superintendent.
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LANDS AND LOTS.

w offer for sale on easy terms to purchasers the
w following Real Estate, viz:
Lots Nos II and 13 on Pearl Street. 81 and IS on
washington street, each in L. H Laniefs Addition to
Nashville,
Lots Nos. o, s34 3S5 and 10 feet of 1885, in Ewng,s
Addition to Nashville-al unimproyed
Lots Nos. 5, and T. on High street in the Plan Of
the Wilson Spring property On each of these lots is
a neat Brick House, all now and occupied by good
tenants Also, 46 Il acres of Land ON the Turnpike
road leading to Paradise Hill, about four miles from
the city, adjoining the lands of Sam Cayce, w B.
Ewing and others, and known as the MADDOX place.
II Will make fine market garden. Call at once and
get bargains. HOBSON & WfIFIF,SS
have on the market the splendid residence of Wes-
ley Wheless, with 81 acres OF Land, which has been
heretofore advertised and dehtey described
expect TO put on the market the ensuing Fall (of
which due notice will be given) about 100 Lots in
new addition to Edgefed. n HOBSON
aug7-2m
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No Time to Wait for the Doctor

A BOUT these times all children will eat green fruit.
l. Al any moment OF day or night, they are liable
TO be attacked by Cholera Nor bus Dysentery or D
,rrhoa. No time then TO send for the doctor. The
Grsienberg Dysentery Syrup instantly relieves al
sush cases. No family ought to be without it In the
house. Its promptness has saved thousands Of yalu-
able lives in Tennessee in the past few years. Only
% cents bottle--enough fur whole family for a
whole season. fresh lot just received.
mayl5-u - MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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Transportation,
Nashville and Chattanooga r.. r.
80 80 - 80
Change Of Schedule.
on AND AFTER
Sunday next, April 30, 1860,
Passenger Trains VIII run as follows.

Passenger Trains VIII run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A. NJ and p. NJ
Arrive Chattanooga so P N. and As A. N.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at Z 80 Al N and T30 P. N.
Arrive at Nashville at s P. NJ and A. II
A IL rail connection, and shortest route Boston
n New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
City, Richmond Petersburg, Lynchburg, Knoxville,
Savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis, New Or
leans, Sc.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanooga
with Trains on East Tennessee and Georgia and West
ern and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had AT any hour applIca-
tiOn Ticket Agent Office Depot the following
places and at the following prices viz:
Nashville New York via. Charleston. s c. S27 T5