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VALUABLE FARM ~ AMELIA, NEAI

DANvILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION We cter for sale privately, until
SATURDAY. the 18th day of August next, when,
unless sold privately. OF which due notice will be
given we will offer for sale publicly, on the prem
ses, the FARM on which Daniet Worsham. of
Anne liza, now resides, containing 368 acres situated
south of the DanvIlle Railroad, about four miles
from Chua and Amelia Court House stations
This is one OF the most valuable tracts of land in
this pa TT of the country, with an unusual proper
ton of low grounds and improved lots; and the
high land generally of the best quality, and in
ceent heart.
The dwelling house is plain. but comfortable;
the farm houses ample for the of the farm.
Possession viii he given this fall. as far neces
sary, time for wheat seeding, and full poss esson
gwen at the end of the year.
TERMs.-One- third cash. and the balance IN I
and years. equal instruments. int rest added.
Persons wishing to purchase are referred to
GODDlN Il APPERSON, Richmond, or to the
undersigned. Trustees.
l.. MASTERS. Amelia G.. H,
b. w. FINNaY. 6enlto, Powhatan.
p. S.-Persons wishing further information as to
the value of this plan Laton are referred to LEWIS
+. HARyIE, Esq, who resides near to it, and W no
will, we have doubt take pleasure in giving his
opinion of it's value. ljy l4-2awtdsI u. N A.
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done IN the best manner and with dispatch. EST
mates furnished Tor Buildings. Furnaces and
Ranges OF the most approved patterns; always on
naad large and desirable stock from which to Sc
lect. GEO STARKETT
Belvin's Row Governor ct
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4 - HIKTTNt>, NHIKTfNGS, = LEVY hHS
I = now 10 store large and well selected stock OF
Starting mater ais. comprising the following art
! c os, S!i Of which have been marked down le.ow
Che usual retail prices ana B'eSched anG
& ub3eaehed ShIrtlng Cotton Richardson 5 aLd
r'her superior makes OF Irish men; haGsel,es
>hrt Bosoms at i2's IS snd Si'a cts: Union Linen
BoScms AT i2is cts Pare Irish Linen bosoms ~
as and ST: Water -tvlst Bieaohed Cotton nj u'a
cts. rref, rred by MANY to the New York Ml.ls ir
the hReness of It's texture, durability and soft
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ms, LOOK AT THiN-REAI. BAR

. rkINS-5 900 Yards super hue English Prints.
led grounds neat hvSres, warranted fast
y, .,rs 10 he run of tAis and next week, ten yards
4 ~ one dollar the goods are cheap, every lady
E.batd have a DIRE ISIS $50 pair UuceT- Sleeves To Ire
mn al at nInepsnte, worth more Than double :;
ID ya4dS second Mourning Prints, for a four
r.nee 5000 humehes Serpentine and Croohpt
.trStd ali sizes; so Hoop Skirts, from nine pence,
sCaifrcn'S slze, to the best S9spTng. for one dol
~ aad quarter; 2 90 Yards small hsured asns,
noa quality, fast coors warranted, ten yards I'll
lane dollar cheap, cheap, cheap. For the hest
hsYTalns N ali kinds of Dry Goods, be to Ill
Al Numher Forty one, Main street. MaIlert's old
yfS
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" ''''' ~ '''' JOHN n. GORDON Il SON.

fAUANU.-No / Peruvian Guano; Eide Island
" DO; "a A" Mexican do Navassa, or Brown
Columbian do; SomDTero do AmeTlc4n do Ma
nspu.atsd do Richmond Ground Plaster. For
sale by b. II. SkINkER d CO.
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TRTTsTEk's SALE or Real EsT.rE

4 wv - AL a. str IA r1S-
~ TATE, ON 18TH STREET, UNION HILL
In pursuance Of decree Of Henrico County Court.
IN the case of Jones u.s. Jones. pronounc ed on the
4 day of Aug 1860 the undersgr ed. Spec
Commissions, will sell a. public auction, upon
gust az fair: if not The next fair day J commen
eng at AZ O'Clock P. NJ. n LOT OF GROUND,
with two-story brick TEN EN- EMF thereon, ly-
ing on the west side of 25th street, noItn of
street. I he lot fronts Is feet, ana runs back l22
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs.-One fourth cash; the balance ut and
IL months for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed salts factorly endorsed and title retained until
the further order of Court.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Commissioner
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$40 600 AT CGsI, FOR CASH. TO
'poO,OOO LOSE Blu SiNESS.-H0USE
FOR RENT.-Our entire stock cf Lawns, De
lanes, Prints, Embrolderies. Carpets, Cottons
MuslIns. Cassimere.. Straw Bonnets, VeIls, Rib
bons Hosiery, HandkrschIefs, BrllIants. &c. &c.
great many Goods ote red TINS week at half their
actual cost. Oh as. A. GWATKIN.
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CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOoDS-Tc

NHEAP AND UEST NABEE EUUDS-TO
~ he found at the Penitentlary Store, No q Pearl
street.
Grey Cloths; Grey and Brown Tweeds.
White TwIlled Fiannels.
Cotton and W0rsted Couuterpanes.
6rafn Bags Farm Wagons and Carts.
Dirt Carts; Garden and Dirt BarTows.
Mems hLe Shoes and Boots
Bows and M sses' Shoes; Farmers Boots.
Safes, Wardrobes; Axes; Tents, &c.
<. NJ. NIMMO,
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OLD RYE WHISkEY; Peach and Apple
~ Brandy; Port and Sherry Wine; French BI an
dy, very old and fine; Cigars. OF choice brands
For sale by b. PLEASANTS, Agent.
No. Main street. conner OF 18th.
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)URE virginia CIDER VINEGAR
TO PKKsO>s ~ DELICATE hkALrm

L Just received IS bbls. of the above Vinegar.
which vic warrant To keep Pickles. Call soon at
INNS & CO.'S,
- .l.IlA Al.LLn -
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A. c. PULLIAM.)
r. p. PULLIAN,S
Ok. WEIsIGERi
Richmond, Va, May 10, 1860. my l1-sm

NOTtCE.-Havjug sold my tools, stock IN trade
and coed will to Mr.. GEO. STARRErT. my
friends and customers will please call on him for
any work they may veQulre.
Very respectfully, VIM, BOWDEN. in.
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AUCTION sALHS.
FUTURE DAY,
BY James M. Taylor Z sen. x-cs,s.

NUE. A mp rM H9I HS 81 RRS9KE AyG
a haGR X. s prshs.s AT AEc
Boon
VsnSs Of .e@. Ct % S.r
twn etsSsa es sIea
and efss n FR1MEb in rear
of above. fronting on Leigh street "A feet each
each, and are now renting to good tenants, at $3.50
per month. %
and 3 @onsns for Su,s notes with interest
sfS and 'e JAS NJ p fAYIos SON. Auot.
VfpEEEy cP kEst
And :! d. GRACE STREETS, At ,AUCTI9N-Wl
S 10 sop upon the premises, on TUESDAY the ltth
piSst Situated .ss' c Sn's sos
% Sna sce,F now in the
,n l are good House with 8 rooms, a brick
kitchen. wood ard coal house, city water. gas,
TEsss fourth csh tk ke9 Sa iIsRer a, -
and IS months for negotiable notes with interest
aug anu JAs NJ p Th psfd Son. Auc,r.
TRTSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
u THE yAEF6 SE 15 G
lG ad day Of March, Io6o. duly recorded in the
on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day of August, 1860
commencing at "A o'clock ?. NJ, the real estate
conveyed br the SAID deed. VIZ AL that lot Of
LAND. with two FRAN ED TENEMENTS. &C.,
thereon lying and being IN the county of HeIrico;
lust beyond the corporation line, the valley OF
Shockoe creek, above Butcher town, fronting on
the west line Of Mill street 80 feet. running back
within parallel lines 200 feet towards the creek.
TERMs.-One half cash; the balance at4 mon this,
for a negotiable note, with interest, and secured
by d trust deed.
MORTIMER NJ YOUNG, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son. Auct's. au4
COMNISStUNsk'S& SALE OF REAL Es-
~ TATE, ON 18TH STREET, UNION HILL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

The THEATRE-BENEFIT OF Miss HELENA
Never, within the memory of The second
oldest iahabiiant, has there prevailed here
at this season OF the year. just such another
deafth Of public amusempnts. Il was but
the other week hat every hall in town was
full Of conc, TT trOups, negro Ministries. pa
nopticons, and other sources of fun aud i'd
ding, while the Theatree too waa in full
blasi, a good company playing nightly to
audiences sufficiently brilliant but 10y
no mans large. Now. the thing i different.
The burnicork opera has vanished. the Pa
nppicon is rolled up AMI gone. and the The
atre echoes not t. al. tread of Roscius, and
he pit is dark, teuauu-ss and dumb.
This evening. ho~rver. the doors of our
deserted temple Of the tragic mu &c will be
thrown op n for The benrfit of Miss H. LENA,
who viii appear in the Stranger and 7snpta-
tioa Mis- HELENA merits substantial bene-
Gt at the hands Of the play gn rs of Nash
vile, and We trust it wilI not be withheld.
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a. Sc. a..
Railways Regulating Pills.

III. Triumph Of Vegetable As7e-iaes ovsr Caleslei,
QltHiHs, GFd heirEiH1TeG Alasrdl POisons.
The serous ,,lsd upon the SICK, afflicted
with CIiiis aud Fever, or Ag0e and ever fy phoid
Fever ocafet AMI other frve IN ths Administration
OF QIi1i2=, Ca0mei, =ncl Bus Il l, IN Whole
Sals doSes, dairy seen In the SIT On coioredi and
ysIlUw-sk ippls be totters through our
Streets vaIuly crying out for nesTh-he2Lh I-ksGlhl
Let phySIciIns an1 UtheTs bear IN InI that Ia AL
OF levers utasr ds=zss, where custom
sanctioned the prescription OF Qlinine, Nalomel,
or B.us Pill, thIt RAUWAY' REGULATING PILLS
viii secure the pati5nt all the benefits, II much
less tin5 Lhaa t1sse Prisons expatS1 10 achieve
without entAilng such tsrriols attacks OF the liver
hsart anu n RAJ RySteiu- Niae-t5nths OF The die
i,at aii CT caused By oveT-dCsing with
Q Iinlns AIssn'c, Ca oul=l. SC --c A'f t--L -
Railways REGULA ING PITS operate in from 'hrse 20
six bOurs-i STRATA tue syst=n- 10 not weaken II
-ju not Grit2te tbs bUws-3rr CO ts with gum, AMI
n rsiors pleasant 10 takeoCEtivSly curs constipa
ton liver iaiDt, Indigestion, diarrhosa ial
iis3As s, &C. rem nothing else VIII touch the COM
pklinIs. F.on 10 pi-s Will prO1uce healthy dis
rye. Guaranteed 70 o. iresfr0En nercu y, quinine
10 lins, a1tim nv, and ever. dra-tc ana dangerous
ir &. Tue APPARENT IN the world Tor ladies' and
Chll1re
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

NASHVILLE AND CHAT N0OoA RAILROAD
CoNPA>Y--At meeting IF Jh, Stockholders
OF the Nashville. and Cha ttaHOoga Railroad
Company at MurFreeFboro', on the 18th in
slant, the old Board Of Directors was. with
out opposition. reelected, except ALFRED
MILLER, E-q- of Rutherford county, and J.
n MCERELL, E-g-. o. Nashville. who dccli1ed
a reelection, and in whose stead Col. F. a.
KEEBLE, of MHrfre. sboro'. and n. E ALLo-
Nay, E-q.. Of Nashville, were elected. At a
suits q1rnt meeting OF the Directors The for
mer ofi--rs of the Company were reel, cted
to 9lI the resp Give stations her, tofOre &C.
Gu pied by them Union Of yssterddy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

Ger anderson j. commanded By Captain
THoxPsoS. who is comparative stranger in
: these waters y but gallant and experienced
officer, possessing every gentlemanly and bu-
siness vuaIity to render him and bis boat par
ticuIar .avorites of The public. S cond in
command. = FEE SUBSCRIBER found bis gen.
f4I and much-esteemed friend, Captain Ben.
E. EGAS, so well and faFoFaoly known to eT-
cry body on the Cumberland from Nashville
to Smitbland, and to thousands of other sap
precialive" people. whose homes are upon
oiLer tribat.ries Of the Mississippi.
GAINESVILLE and her Institutions; the My
Duke aud her Ohice r.; the General Anderson
and herz--long mag they wave. is the senti-
ment Of THE SUBSCRIBER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

To THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIoT:-Dcem-
ing il my duty TO those Effected, and TO the
one who cured me of two malignant Fever
Sores upon my legs, which made my life bur-
deusnme Tor five years, having applied TO
several physicians who could give me no re-
lief. and lIying all kinds of medicine / could
get, which was recommended for old sores.
All seemed TO fail. l gaze up ever being
cured, and wishsd for death to relieve me of
my misery. For many months my limbs
panied me to that eXtentI could get no
sleep, until my father, who. being cured of
severe rheumatism by the Indian Doctor,
at No. 100, High street, purchased for me
bottle of his Blood Purifier and a box of his
All Healing Ointment, which relieved me
Immediately. My legs are now sound and
well. My general health aud strength is
better than il ever was ia my life. And ifI
owe any man on earth debt Of gratitude,
that man is Doctor Anderson. - wish every
man, wouiSn aud child in the world, who are
afflicted as | have been afflicted, who have
suffered as haze suffered, may read this
letter and thus dad where they can be cured.
am OF the opinion his remedies will cure
any sore in ex stence, and | would recon-
mend all thus nfIl e:ed 10 apply to the Indian
Doctor, M. 100 High street, where they can
he relieved Of misery. aud also be permanent
Iy cHred. MERRION SANDERS,
Resides tSandersvIlle, Davidson county,
Tennessee.
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The Minute Medicine.

instantaneous eass is gwen by RA wars READY Re-
in all OF acute pam, tsI naI OF external 1t
stops in a moInent the natdening agony OF Rheuma-
tIsrn neura ga, tOothache, bur s, scads, cuts and
bruises, when applied oUtyEardly. ture, that il
continu i would ctuse death is ARRESTED by single
OF it, in five minutes. ltsus ponds disease, giving
time for the action the other remedies. All COM
paints caused by unhaaithy air. prevented by its
occasional uss When tn nervous system is paralyzed
or CONFUSED, il prOJuces rupid reaction, immediate
ly relieving spasms, cnvulsors, hysterics, nc. Fer
the debilitat is this best possible stUmachc, in
tuitay better than alchOhol il any form Have II on
hrn always, for it aiy be required at any moment,
and no drug will supply its place
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists every
where.
EWIN, PENDLEroN & CO., Agents for Nashville
-t = 4 RAILWAY & CO., IA
decl-Im % John Street, y. 7.
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~ A lady has sent the editor OF the
MoultOn (Ala..) Dea7craf blue cOckade. He
is tickled almost to death at its reception.
He ought to have been tickled quite to death
he had consented to wear it. But he says
be is too old to mingle ia the row that is
likely TO come ofsueh things, and has handed
lieve all he says of him, is as brave as forty
Julius CE5ARs, and can whip out Black Re-
publicanism without the least help il the
world,
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appaIntmen. of Commissioner.

THE KxIcKE EBocKER MAGAzSE.--With
the January number, which has just been re-
ceived, the KaicE96oeker Nag zine enters upon
its twenty-eigbth year. 1t has been enlarged
to one hundred and twenty pages, aud is
printed on new type. Among the contriba-
tors for the next year are some of the best
American writers. "OLD KxIck" has out
lived many periodicals that started out in
life backed by heavy capital, aud looks
Brighter and .resher to day than It did a
quarter Of century ago.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

ARRIVED.
Dec. Isl. a. Fisher, Paducah.
Minnetuuka, PaducSh.
DEPARTED.
Dec. 15.--J. a. Fisher, Paducah.
Tb,r= are about three feet wafer on the
Shoals. and falling slowly.
TIE. fle packet AimsOnka departs at noon
to-day for Paducah.
the new stean,r NlaagzIe was expected
last night. She i to leave to-day for Gin
ennali. Til is one OF the must magnificent
bats on The Western waItr5.
We Irarn from the ST. Louis Nel0s of the
Is b, that on tn IL b the Ruayan, bound f r
this port, WAS IN the Mississippi river, at
8 re, p Island. Tie river was swelling little.
The HLm n passed Cairo Saturday. on Der
way here, and viii Re in port to-day, pro
bably
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speeial Motiees.
ROYAL Havana Lottery.

Ine following numbers drew the principal prizes II
the drawing Of November II, 1880. - 80 p
Nos Prizes. Nos. Priz :. Nos Prizes.
1929 500 600 25 I7s sSO,SO0 p 934 $40 600
"a T33 5000 9zo5 % 600
Numbers 81, ss4, zsIT, 1894, SOL, 1922, 422s,
6s44 $685. 625i ezsi $751; $751; IIs7s, 1909 1870,
1905 1854 L e37 17l53 l754s 1775s. 177oT, 1902
1s17l, 1925 1885, 2O5oe 2O5I2 2O65s 2os5s 2io24,
PIPE 22245 225Oo 2326I 2z2ss, PISA, 2554 25624,
25ssi 2eo62 2s4ss 2sTs1 2ss5s, 1882 2Tses 2s1zs,
1885, 2s9o1-SI0o0 each.
The next drawing Of this celebrated Lottery VIII take
place the 18th Of December. For particulars see
advertisement in another column.
dec15-j4triw1t DON RODIGUEz. =
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NASHVILLE. June 18th. 1860.

NASHVILLE, jane 14th, 1860.
To THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIOT:
/ wish to make statement through your
columns Of whaI the Indian Doctors Pills
and Blood Purifier have done for me. have
taken alb ut a quarto blue mass AID all 9TH
er med cines / could get hold al; none seemed
To give me relief. WAS troubled with Dys-
pepsia until | applied 10 the IuIlian Doctor
who gave me hi, Pills and BloUd Purifier
which relieved me immediately. am now
IN better health trau have been IGr many
years, ani en- recommend the Indian Doc
tors .eIne'lies to oe all b represents Them to
he. aud should advise all afflicted to try his.
medicine CAPT. DAVID HuGHES.
iui1 l2-tf ~
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= H.
E- HEADACHE is the favorte sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natu-
raj Of the BRAIN and viewed In this light it may
be looked on as safeguard intended give notice of
disease which might otherwise escape attention, TIL
too late to be remedied and its indications should
never be neglected Headaches may be class lied I'M
der two names, viz. Symtouatic aud Idiopathic.
Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common and is
the precursor of great variety of diseases, among
which are Apopexy, Govt Rheumatism and all febrile
diseases In its form it is ympathetic of dis
ease Of the stomach, constituting sick headache, of
hepatic disease constituting bilious headache of worms
constipation and other disorders of the bowels, as
well as renal and uterine affections of the
heart very frequently attended with Headaches !;
Anemia and plethora are also affections which fire.
quently occasion headache. Idiopathic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguished by the
name Of nervous hednache, sometimes coming sud-
denly Ia of apparently sound health, and pros
trating the mental and physical energies and
in other instances it comes slowly, heralded by de-
preston Of spirits acerbity of temper In most m
the pain IS in the front OF the head
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting
under this class may also be named Neuralgia
For the treatment of either class OF Headache the
Cephalic Pills have been found and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes. and
by its subtle power Graduating the diseases of which
Headache is the uneering index.
- 80 go
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

WANTED "A situation in grocery store,
or commission house, where can be actively
employed. l have studied Book Keeping.
and think, with SONS experience could take
charge Of the books, OF a concern; salary no
obj c.. ref renee given if required ns 10
charac er, &e. Apply at R ddick's Boarding
House. Cherry ST.. if should be absent leave
a note stating where >hall call.
GEO. b. FRENCH,
Late of Amh Est county, Virginia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

CoNPIAISISG.-Ye have heard repeatedly during the
last few days. persons complaing Of weakness and de
biy We would say to all such, get some Of Mclean s
strengthening Cordis and Blood Purifier It is beyond
all doubt the only remedy that VIII renovate and
strengthen the system. The immense demand for il
all parss IF the United States is ppoof emo Oh OF
its beneficial efscss We know by experiense that 1t
is delicious remedy 10 take Ca and try it. See
tho advertisement 10 another column.
duAu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

- We learn from the West Tennessee
Whig that Mr.. ]. Harmon Trio, who lives
near VI fin. Henderson County, undertook
to whip one Of his negro men abou: week
ago. when the negro threw him down and
cut his throat from car to car. The negro
was arrested, tried by a jury OF twelve slave
holders. was condemned to death, and was
hung last Tuesday on the ground where the
murder was committed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

From the Home Journal, New-YoFk, August 81, 1853
Among the many apparent trifes continually being
brought the surface from the Ideal under world Of
the unknown there are occasionally simple articles
costing but little in detail, but whose combined bene-
fits, usefulness and economy of time and money, ag-
gregate on the basis Of millions Such article is
Spalding's Prepared Glue. Its innumerabie,
and is nothing, the demand for 1t is
universal It is prepared with chemicals, and used
cod-requiring bat little skill time for its appca
ton dec1l-2I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

grin Consequence of some very wild
shooting recently done in oar city, IEE Bow
Frs has opened Pistol Ga lery GU III, cor
ner of Cedar and Cherry streets. 81 aJor
where those who anticipate little am iseInrnis
of that kind can base an opportunity o.
learning the beaut ful art aud b. guarAn-
tees that after very little practice sou eau
wing" your man every time. Open this
evening. Novl0-ti.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-17

Two gentlemen, one greatly disiin-
guishr1 in politics and the other possessing
spme little promiscuous celebrity in this State
met near Ihe Post Ofice Saturday afternoon
and fell into a conversation on 1.-The all ab-
sorbing topic of the day" In five minutes
they had a larger cro~d around them than
you ever saw at the grand entrec of con-
soIidated circus.
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dzwtf

@ We are glad to see that we have the
rare opportunity again, to sell or exchange
our second hand clothes for the BEAUTIFUL
stock of China, Glass Ware, Fancy @ ina
Toys and Jewelry, which has been opened by
Messrs. Oppenheimer i Wertheimer, sue
cessors to Mr.. Barlchie, over the Store at
Hardy d Bros. In.