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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

MESSRs EeITORs You know that | have
always been an earnest partisan-aa honest
one / tru-t, yet not without prejudice at
times and may have otteu, under its infiu-
ence been unjust but never bitter toward a
political opponent. For years have acted
with party solely with view to its ulti
mate success, as a party, honestly believing
its promotion essential TO the welfare of my
country. Under no circumstances-and in
defeat oftener than with victory-bave failed
to cling to it with a devotion equal to that
of the Mecca Pilgrims. The great Common
er was my idol, and his principles my polit-
ical textbook. In the fervor of nay admira-
ton for the man and in the ardor with which
fought for his creed. yielded to none. 1
still revere his memory aud cherish his prin-
ciples-but now, environed as we are by dan
gers and difficulties never known before
aud fear not realized yet by many / feel
that can '.sink the partisan in the patriot
and. forgetting all past animosities, unite
with any aud all men for the salvation of the
country. Within the past month all my en-
thusiasm for JOHN BELL and EDWARD EYER
EFT, as party nominees, has left me. Great
men and good men, as believe they arc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Brown and CDX in Perry county.


On Saturday last, (13ih inst.) We had the
| pleasure of hearing the Electors for the 7tl
| District at Linden, and let me assure you il
| was a glorious day for the friends of BELL
and EVERETT in Perry. l speak candidly
when L say, that in all the political discus
| sions l have ever heard, never witnessed a
| more triumphant victory than cur gallant
BRowN achieved over Mr.. Cox. The truth
| Is it was a perfect demoiisEnleat L have no
| doubt that john G. BROWN is regarded as the
| ableSt man OF our party in the district, and 1
| cannot think | woald be doing Mr.. Cox in
| justice if l were to say that perhaps there
are one hundred men of his party in the dis
trict who could have made as good fight as
he. judge alone from what took place here,
| and if the discussions over the district were
like the one at Linden, it Will be a strange
thing If In November it does not tell in thun-
der tones for BELL and EVERETT. l know
that here many of the Democrats gave it up
that there was no comparison. and some went
so far as TO say Cox was injuring the cause
of democracy.
manly and argumentative style, pressed the
disunion question home upon the democratic
party. and charged that their candidate was
nominated at Richmond by dIsuniouists; if
not disunionist himself he was allowing
himself to be made use of as willing in
strument in their hands to effect their disun-
ion schemes.
When Mr. Cox came to reply, he never at
tempted to vindicate his party OF the Rich
m0nd nomination. 'Oh no. he never men
toned it," and falling to do this. his friends
writhed under the Charge from which their
Elec;or was unable to extricate him. The
truth Is, Cox seemed embarrassed, and con-
scious that he was unable to perform the task
his friends had imposed upon him. He tried
to talk little about Bells record, and
pitched into Sam, merely, 1 thought, 10 kill
time. Browns reply was mastery vindi-
cation of Bell, and so completely took all the
the wind out of Mr.. Cox's sails, that in his
closing speech he Cox did not speak over
ten minutes, and gave up the fight.
l never saw our friends so perfectly de-
lighted. and they manifested it throughout
both speeches of Brown with bursts of Az
plause.
l have not attempted to give even a sy-
uopsis of the speeches. l could not do JUS
tice to The effort of our gallant standard |
bearer, but if you could have been present |
and seen the long faces of the Democrats |
you would nave been satisfied that every |
thing was right. 1 really felt sorry for Mr. |
Cox. The contrast was so great that could |
but think it cruel in his friends TO place him |
upon the ticket in opposition to John c. |
Brown. L say L was sorry for Mr.. Cox be-
Cause | regard him friend and a gentle
mai and scholar, and regretted in the
closing debate, and at home too, to see him
30 overwhelmingly defeated
Yours in haste, LINDEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
An English view of a Dissolution of


The London Spectator thus di-cusses the
2 eat m' assure OF the /, aders of the Breckin-
ridge faction:
Ia l. obv ieus that such dissolution OF
The Union a. that proposed by the fre-eaiers
would bring aboui Cons, qHrnces little dream
ed of in the Sauth. We believe. thar la six
months Kentucky Virginia and Maryland
" uld not b. able to hold IA Jingle slave
without standing army TO eninrce th,. do
NESTLE ln>tiiull"n- la Let. the South would
be- u"dei the doIble n, ces,ily of keeping an
one army to guard ats frontiers and another
{" hold Its black people In subjuSntion. This
military obiig alton would 0bvIuu- Iv involve
"a heavy taxing. {" say nothing of th,. losses
occa>igned by sucial diSi az tIasces. With
Tree trade abruptly Introduced al he exp.n,e
OF Gu toms, with large naval and military
burdens 10 bear, With The living machines 0t
Industry Ia a state of coniumacv: with dis
acied c"Gncii>-ior there are sill support
ers OF genuine Republican princit les In, the
oonth-with the British Alliance proving
Tue ludicrouS iailacy that it must be: the
people OF the Southern States are likely 10
hAd The experiment proposed for their amnsa-
meat by MessTs. kcitt Yaneey and HIM
mond painfully Improbable. and nrodncriv,.
only OF disasters that no one can tor,.I..II or
measure 30 obvious, Indeed, are the FRIGHT
lui tendencies OF The policy now proclaimed
openly In the maTket-place, that we have
mule fear OF Its being carried out. The follv
is too transparent. '
There isan abundance of truth in the above
and il is Incumbent upon the in
dastrio1s, Intelligent aud patriotic ci,iz ms
OF Virginia 10 pause and reflect before tbev
conclude to be led by the nose into the grand
Dlsnnlon mash-tfap set for them by the Yam
leaders. Their ONLY sure
hope OF safety is in voting for Bell and Ev-
erett-Richmond Whig.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Good News from the Country.

We have letters from nearly all parts of
the State, and r,joice to say that err friends
are not al all discouraged by the news from
Pennsylvania The very fact that upon New
York depends the issue of the battle. stfmu
iates our friends to redoubled exertions
We see not one diSheartcned man among Us
n the Union ranks. and many . no yger,. COM
paratively Indifferent before, are full Of &C
tivity and zeal now. Like good soldiers in
the hour of danger. they appreciate the i'm
DorIance of The contest. and will leave M
honorable efforts unlried to save the common-
wealth aud Country from the calamity of y
sectional President It is in the power of
New Yoik to turn the tide of disaster. and
her free and int, lligent son~ are determined
TO do At We have had letters within tn.
foriy-eight hours past, from the Central.
G"ush IN and oribern eauntioa. and reuaat
that our friends nowhere despond or e-pair.
They will do their whole duty in the interior.
Let us discharge ours on tue sea-board.-N.
T. Express.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

Gen. ZollicOffer has also gone North with
Gov Brown and Mr.. Ewing. So it seems we
al" sending two to their one even now
PdtTi9t.
Ia --.eems'' 10 the Patrio that '.agsI Uhey)
re sending two. Gov. Brown is one. who j.
The other? The Pariet cannot deny that
Gen. Zollicoaer endorses The Breckenridge
.iritorm Oh the slavery Issues aioa and
American.
We can deny that you are making an
.,Hthorizs d use Of Gen. ZoILIcoFFER's name:
and we can add, That if you intend to create
tue impression hat he is against Mr.. BELL
md for Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE. you are doing him
the gFOssest injustice. We shall be sorry TO
think your remark above was intended to
give color to the report circulated pri, ately
IN various parts of the State. by Brechin-
idge democrats. to the effect that Gen. ZoL-
L!CoFFER is favorable to the election of tn.
aIsuni0n ticket
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

statesmen tried and true as know them to
be-the representatives of opinions and prin-
ciplts have always held and advocated and
still advocate and hold feel no partisan
enthusiasm. repeat in their behalf. IF God
In bis mercy to arebellious people shall make
them the instruments of deliyeranee from The
evils now waiting to overwbelm as let it be so
but it is not for them or for their success I
now pray. Mott is for my country-bloed-
ing, torn, distracted-at the mercy of two fell
combatants who are closing for its destruc-
ton that would now make an appeal. 1t is
| for the land OF Washington, of Hancock. of
Adams, of Jefferson. of all the patriots of the
Madison. Jackson. Clay, Webster, Calhoun.
and all the statesmen who have labored to per-
feet and perpetuaie its Government that I
would earnestly invoke the intervention of
all true men in its behalf
We have had enough of partisan politics
we have had enough of elimination and re-
elimination, between partisan politicians
we have had enough alienation and iIl-will
between parties and sections-enough of par
ty conventions and party platforms-enough
of sectional hatred and distraction 1t is
time to end it all, or when the end comes, as
come it will, we shall see the extinction of
our government with it. l am no eroaker-
no alarmist-but am a read ng and some
times thinking man; and the signs are al
ready in the beavens-signs which no sane
mind should disregard--signs which to be in
terpreted rightly need only to be seen, and
all can see. 1 confess 10 fear-not for my
party--its success or defeat is nothing with
me now-it may go to atoms for me-not for
Tennessee-my homc-the home of my pa
rents-the home olmy children; no, my fear
is for cur Union--the only hope of the pa
triot
With the marshalled hosts of the North
marching on to sectional victory aud the
scowlng ire-caters whettlng their knives
for vengeance, is it not time for US of the
Middle States who are to receive the thrusts
of bOth-tO unite as a band of brothers and
cry stand back to bOth--t0 both-"thus far |
shalt thou go-no farther" Is it any time |
for US to be wasting our energies in fratri- |
cdal strife for men. for party, or has not the |
time come for Bell men, and Douglas men, |
and Breckenridge men, too, who are not of
the fire-eating school, to unite cordially, |
earnestly, oh, erfully to exterminate both |
AbolitiOnism aud DisuniOniSm. Can we not |
quit slandering John Bell and defaming |
Douglas, and laying aside our minor differ
ences-for they are as nothing to the Union
come together for one or the other before
it is too late SEQUATCHIE.
Pikeville, Oct. 16, 1860.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20


ate any portion of orr county from the rest.
or To enfeebie the sacred ties which link
together the various parts
There follow the Davis resolutions as Civ
en- aboFc.l
Not being satisfied with the doctrines of
Gen. jackson, alone DR.. RIcHARDsox added
the sentiments and teachings of WASHINGTON.
On the motion to adopt the resolution in
lien, the reportE proceeds
sir. RICHARDSON demanded the ayes
AID nos, which were taken and resulted
ayes 1l.-BOes II, a. follows
Ayts-Missrs. Allen. Boyd, Bradford,
BHmPass. Horn Ns>ll RichaTdson, Stanton,
Stokes, StOkely and Trimble IL.
Noes-Messrs. Hildreth Johnson. Lane,
Mickey. Minis, Mcclellan, McNeilly. Payne.
Peters, Stovall, Wood and Speaker Newman
-12.
So the srnate refused to adopt the resolu-
tons in lieu."
Thus We have the par ercelIenoc 'true de-
N ,cracy" of T nnessee repudiating he
doctrines Of JACKSON, and spurning the
counsels of WASHINGTON, while representing
people of the whole State, and rejecting
their will in legislative capacity. We have
only TO ask will the people follow them in
this crusade against the fathers of the Repub-
lie and the democracy? Do not Ties facts
teach us a most significant lesson in this hour
Of the storm of peril
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Onion Rally AT Franklin.

We learn from -ntlemsu who were
present that very large and enthusiastic
meeting # friends of Bell and Everet took
o'ac Thursday night at Franklin. There
Vas "a toTchlight procession, also, the chief
't'ractiDn If which was an immense ship.
f'lly risg-d. The military par icipated also
90 the rally, and altogether Il more glorio, 5
lime ha~ seldom been exp-rienc d in Frank
IN Spin stirring sp. ecIIrs were made by
TO- PICKETT and 10. GoLLsDAY We NAV
t"-.k out for gIid iidings from williamson in
November. Her gallant Union men are tho
roughly arous d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
SI,erin,s Sale.

virtue OF IA TO me directed and delivered from
1.-the Honorable Circuit Court of DaTidson co,,rtt-
tennessee al It's september Term, 1860 will EXPOSE
10 PUBIC sale, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash. al the
turnpike Roak, miles from Nashville, on tuesday.
ootn Jay october, 1860 all the right, title claim in
tetest ana estate, which Thos james then had or
may nave since acquired in and the following de-
scrloed property One dark brown mule; one sorrel
cot, years oo; four COWS and calves one yoke oxen
hogs; two hogs; two Wagons; one OK and one horse
Cal one straw cutter; one corn shelter: one corn
crusner one grlndstone and fixtures one lot boards:
one lot newt on; one lot old iron one mans saddle:
sett blacksmith tools; household kitchen furni-
tu[e farming utensils, &c &c, leyied as the pro
perry Vi mos James, to satisfy execution in nv
James, this Oct 18th, 1860 80
h EDMUNT son, Sheriff.
octis-td BY w. d. RoBERTsoE, d. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
NEW BOOKS.

The Kangaroo Hunters, by Capt. Reid;
Life Of Kit Carson, by Charles Burdett:
The Wood Rangers, by Capt. Reid;
The Sand Hills Of Scotland, by Anderson;
Abbott's Aboriginal and Discovery of America:
Everetts Life of Washington, complete in ono vol.
price 81 25.
The Household of Bonvarie, Romance OF Southern
Cottage on the alps, Author of Life and Manners in
Switzerland. For sale by
cct16 JOHN YORK & co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

Gov. GIsT, of South Carolina, has issued
his proclamation cOnvening the Legislature
Of that State in extraordinary session on the
first Monday in November next, chat they
may be present, On the Tuesday following,
TO appoint electors of President and Vice
President, in conformity to the act of Con.
gress, and also that they may, if advisable,
take action for The safety and protection of
The State
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Cisancery Sale of Piney Fur
nace Lands

II Pursuance TO decree Of the Cflancery Court at
lCharlotte, rendered the September Term, 1850
viii Monday The Sd dag Of December saezt expose TO
public sale TO the highest bidder the Court House
door in Gharlotre, that valuable property in Dixon
county, Tenn, known the PISEY FURNACE, to-
gether with all the machinery and fixtures thereto
longing
At the same time will ssl about 1000 of Land
attached TO said Furnace, portion OF which is good
Fd7mifsg Land, and lies adjacent TO the S " Rail
road, now in course Of construction Said Lands viii
be divided into parcels, and will be in lots
whole. as may be deemed advisable.
TERHs--fhe above described property viii be sold
without the right of redemption, credit of g. Il,
Is, "a. 80 and SO months with interest date Bond
and good security will be required and lien retained
on the land until the purchase money is paid.
A FIAT OF the above described Lands viii be shown
on the day OF sale. HCOOIIIER C m
oct20-tds
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Royal Havana Lottery,

The following numbers drew the principal prizes in
the drawing OF October ID 1860
Nos Prizes Nos Prizes / Nos Prizes
9I85 100000 $3.50 $50 900 is ss4 $1,000 5000
% OF 10000 91O7 20 900
Numbers 1o3; I'll; 272; 512; 953 1881; 1850; 2O7O;
23O6 1882 3o51; 1859; 5027; 5S79; COOS 6O36: e7I7
1IIO 1916 $500 IL IL II 204; II US; 13 4S4: IA
90; Il 433 IA 446; Is $50; Is 6I2 I6 99S: II Isl
II 100 10 go 49, I5S; p l29 81 69S % 100 % 4OS
% 13i % 39l 1865; % 49, % $40; % e53 IS sS7
% OO6; 29,Si4; % ,S35-SIOOO eacn
The next drawing of this celebrated Lottery will
take place on the 10Th OF October For particulars see
advertisement in another column
oct-O-1t DON RODRIGUEZ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Chancery Sale OfValuab bic Iron
PPODeTfV

IN pursuance OF decree of the Chan
leery Court at Charlotte rendered the September
Term 1850, will On Monday the 10Th day of December
next expose to public sale to the highest bidder
the premises valuable Steam Forge together with all
the MIXTURES thereto belonging, situated Dickson
county, Tenn, and known the HENRY CLAY
FORGE. At the time will sell about $500 acres
OF Land attached 70 the Forge, portion of which lies
on cumberland River. Said Lands viii be divided and
sold IN tracts Of convenient size.
IERAs--The above described property viii be sold
without the right Of redemption on credit f G. L.
10 and q months with interest from date Bond and
good security viii be required and lien retained on
the land until the purchase money Is paid.
Plat of the above described Lands will bo shown
on the day OF sale. COLLIER, An
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
NOTICE.
rINHE III

HE undersigned will sell on the promises ON Sat.
u. uraay, the third day of November the tract ct
and upon which Joseph Rutland Esq now resides
g IN district No %, Wilson county containiug nv
2oi acres and l1es poestitIe good fhis
&c, siy ohe et the most desirable family residen
1si, ~ oe found There are two good dwellings
wen located 10 good road, with excellent water very
convenient; good orchards with every variety Of s
raised ia this latitude Nss "a i1uis
possession viii be given the first of January ,vhs,
eiro OF the purchase money will be required down
t1e remainder divided in two equal paynentse and
ionlns-wlth good security and lien retained nm
I'll the money Is paid r v NopTST rsaSa un
su fHoS MARTIN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
tEre ckinTidGe in V. rmont -.-0Hic a.
Vote,

The L-si~lature If Vermont have counted
up he vote- for Governor at the September
ei elton. and ANNOUNCE the following as the
result:
rst-'us Fairbanks, rep. 81 g
J"h'i " Sake. Dough : dem. III $50
Rob TT Harvey, Brsckinr dye dem.... 2 lis
That S the way Br, ekinridge will run in all
the free States. His vote VIII b. of no avail
Il him. bat serve to help Lincoln. Better
withdraw him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
SncriTS sale

by virtue Of Fl. Fa 10 me directed from the Hon.
y oraDIe circuit Court OF Davidson County Tonnes
10 the highest bidder for Cash. at the Court-house
fard, IN The City of Nashville, Monday the 18Th
est ~hich JOS w. Dabbs has a tract or parcel of
LAND lying IN the 9Th 1ivll District of Davidson conn
Glen Cliff Depot, an the Nashville and Chafta1soa -
railroad, and adjoining the lands of T. B. johnson.
containing about 1874 Acres, registered in the Regis
levied upon as the property j. W Dabbs to satisfy
against T. Hawkins et al -
oct15 Rv r n WI1TZUn1pTTI I az,
J. d. W. GREEN NO n r,C,xr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

The Baltimore Clipper of the 10th says the
Breckiufidge-Yanccy organs who are boast
ing of the prospects OF their ticket IN Mary
land. growing out of alleged defections from
the Bell ranks in Baltimore, are premature.
1t says
We are graiified to be able to assure our
friends IN town and country. in MARYLAND
aud elsewhere. TIA. BIZ and EUeTef are strong
ger to-d9g, us B1ttiPs,Ts than al any time pre-
Cs0us 10 The receHt nlnHIc,paL election
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

The Lynchhurg FirgiHian laughs at the
information furnished tn Union and Anlericqn
iy its correspondent IS, . who writes from
Lynehburg- The election will shsw that
-" is wrelchsdIy ilI-inlormed man. or
precious humbugger.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

ENMPLOYMENT.-S5 A MONTH AND Ar
ILPESStS PAID--An Agent is wanted in eve 70 So.
and county in the United States to engage in W
spectacle and easy business by which the ..boys NJ
MS may certainly be realized. For full nart;c,ita
corner Of Broadway, New York City, incIosine ons
postage stamp. 'as one
oct2o-dtriwAw3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

So In the town of Leroy. Brodford conn
". Pa. ia 1859. Buchanan had one vote and
Fillmore one. Last week the town gave
Curtin 200 and Foster 2-rhe fusion against
Republieanism being completed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
SheriRs Sale

DY virtue of alias d f. to directed from the
DHonorable Supreme Court OF Davidson county,
Tennessee, at its June Term, 1850, will expose 10
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
Court House Yard in the City OF Nashville, Mon
day. the 5th day Of November, 1860, all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, which o. James
then had may have since acquired the
following described negro man named HaFtge, aged
about IS years and complexion black being levied on
the property Of T. e. Jaraes, satisfy Judgment
rendered Ia favor of e. C. Drake against T. G. James
and ais. J. K EDMuNIS an, Sheriff
octI7-ids By ID WHrgokTH, ID 5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
MARRIED.

In this city on the 18th inst by W Meacham, Esq,
Mr. DENIS NEIL to Miss ISABELLA REID all of this
city.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev W NJ Reed, Sfr J G
HORTON, of Huntsville, Ala, and Miss EMILY B.
daughter of Gen Donelson of Sumner county Tennes-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
The Greatness and Decline
CESAR BIRROTEAU
o. w. WIGHT & Z. B. GOODRICH
In one Elegant Volume, l2mo, Cloth


RUDD CARLETON have got out the first OF their Sc
RIGS Of the novels of HoNoRE BALzAC translated by
Aessrs. o. W. WIGHT and F B. GoODRIca, both gentle
men favorably known in connection with original and
translated works The present is entitled The Great
ness and Decline Of Cesar BlrrOtteau and the trnss
tors introduce it with the following Preface That
the Novels of Honore de BalZac,'i says tho London
csttte, are imnoasuraby the greatest works of the
KIND that France-indeed, wUcId add, any other
oountry-has seen, does not admit of the slight
est dispute That they go deeper into the human
heart, represent truly the human passions and
reject with greater accuracy the phases Of human life
than any other novelist has been able TO do IS
admitted by all who know anything about the matter
some may Object that there features his comp0
sltlons which render them undesirable subjects OF
study to the young and pure To this we reply that
we are not of that opinion uEsac touches rice b, to
scou1ye her. he drags her forth into the light of day
sets her up in the plery and calls her by the right
name We believe that far from having demoral-
izng effect, the careful and thoughtful perusa of Bal
sacs writings have other result than TO
the love of virtue and the dread of vice I"
W.T.. BERRY s. CO.,
Nashv lille, October IL, go. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
For November.
DALIES AND WEEKIIES
Auction Sale.

HIS day BENZ SHIELDS & co. will sell at 10
O'Clock, on account of whom il NAV concarn. ~
Dds Fine sat 20 half bbls English Soda: 10 bbls Vim
egari 5o doz Fine London Porter pints: 20 doz sune
rloT sweet Cider pints; 10 bbis old Whisky. IRON
Safes, second hand; Mantle Ornaments with general
assortment of furniture, Office Desk, Carpetnes new
anu second nind Sale positive and without reserve
for cash on delivery. BENZ SaIEI. ms 4 On
Central Rooms, opposite Sewanee Hotel
PS--Sale of Jewelry and Plated Ware at 2 o,cI ~.
and night. octSo ocK