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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

the Court nous. tuls city NIli offer at public
sale, the eiit 81 biddv 4 credit 81 Il ani ~
months interest l,Vm day UI sale from
red uipIIun, III; Ir ct al vi LIud, bougat
" IA. Lucas II "a Ch,iiUcrl SIZE. un.er .scTce Az
The ,ase oI A Allison Adu'r., VS.. Crut, 'it.I-
rs, also thc al lU acr.s and =. poles,
bought by him VI ~ Iii. eli and by Wins u
NsUg
sell such portion If the 59ss acre tract may
let ,soli after the sale under tie decree
u. ANS Ia, Adui'r, &c Crutc"er, and al '1aldl .
lac 1. - 4cr and ~ piles until
cn,.Igh sh al nave be s1d tO pay anu satisfy the
e, res " TINS Gu tie fOT Is 81, bcsiues
crest q. Pufch, ma bc required u
xecut: Ihgir notes Ath approved security At the
i'm. hu sale alid a wI be retained- the
aud u4Ili add Tor. j. l.. GLrAVkS G. * NJ,
Janls-~l CHANGER C,u,t ~ Nashville.
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Pant of h. 4. McNairy Farm
6Z Acres.

DURsU mt to a decree Of the Chancefy Court at
l. Nashville iU tic ca OF "A. Purter vs..
X C. NcNary .stleIs, 1 Will et;er at public Sale
at he Court House IN ti,s Cay
Saturday the 18th day of February, 1860,
sixty two seres 10 poies q limo lyi IA the
eide Of the FraklIu Turn Ike kuad miles
the city -he beng part Of the n. A AcSairy
farm, aud being LIisNo-.1, :, x 3,in the plan
DIVISION Of SAID said lad fronts the pike,
81 owns c eek trs., gii TRAIT, ana the
S. me viii oe sud as v hole GiyiGea may ap-
per u adv sable ol day Of sale
TEiNs--i,2 .. 3 years cred.t-botes to bar in
teiesi L, be pay able l., Bs be rrlan. q.
ian. TO- 1scU IL. J. L. Gi.EAykS, Z x ID.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28
For copssabIe-I.s Di.srsss.

tA-ar aTe@ulssss zl.l.aaze s.t.<- aAsssE "
fA.ss-s czHahs@ts ca Sassz@ele A2s.siiss
isstFioss Al t-s essa-as A4rCh eieclloa-
g.sf---s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

4 geaerd aSsartneat ef Psints, Oils. yArnishes
Laos. ftsaiLs rAcSis, Psrfaaery, Bsu-hss, bye
star, Nc. ali u ~alsa AZ tas .tiealssa Of
ssaEeh-sers.
10. c. BROWN 4 SWANS
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blouse andLot ON Broad street,

DUkSUA 4 10 cscsee Vf tie Ci.aiOery C=uIt I
l. N.ssnyil. Ia the - Janles Junllsoa +.
Jonhsoi ] viii offer pub.Ic -ae. at the
Court dSuse IN tais city
Saturday the Is b aay Of February, 1880.
he lot NvIti-sitie b, (b.-
tween Cuerrs AID S1n,hi. r. iormeIl. ,ecaple@ by
James Joiiisvn- 10, u feet r, L.
TEkAs.-Casai s. ,t0O-abd Ter the the bal nee a
cieJn 2, 5. ears, taisresf except for gear
the idsf note.
Buildings commence at 81, 400
jan 10, 1860. j. r. Gi.EAVFS, C. An
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Land for Sale.

Llltto lux S1EGs
IsoRTY SIX lad thFs sn.ss ron Tie -
Il All tlslsd GA Ma c,rek- besag part % the
S1nth trAat taad. ere = aasseI ~ Aefrs -
h..xl. tasl,sre 4, the Il esesFed zat IA aae
state 9 silixAila. rs sai al IA rciizst qse
a. a 4 I1s gardening purposes b. t1iesor - soae IN
fS.yis-pa Caanfs. u = - szkf N tze Adis sac
Isnsoa one sd. running n tle ccEsFe q ss sead
shch zaorsiE al ospsr4EuIsy Ter Rstzias up tcss
,Fses i q srrat c ss4sz@t q "a hoe - az 10
sar e IL IN a BUSINESS koF ssElas q sstas kc-.
80 4.s, ala a. sIAsoock sEwsoa.
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az We authorized apu.unce Dr. 10 W
BROWN Rev en- c Collector oi Da-
v.ds - s''uuty At tie e-sul,g March e.ycu5a.
JaH2i-,o
IL FAvare 'uIh5rize 10 announce Q. &. DEGROyE
as Candidate Tor ssov,aac Collects VI Dayl4sou
o.'a-.t- Al tae rnsaIng March election
gEn-O-
st nste's C.vyS, candidate fsr Rsseaue Sollee
sor "a IA ei.ssisss March eiceiSa-
Sc We are AusEoE .zri u announce DANIEL. q
Il-AtSh a S-tsst a. HeysIas Colisator OF "a
ss4sos e''-aty a. ths vHs4ins Azreh elSeIsoa.
secss,-ts
So Ne are Aath srized to announce As-f,,S
IvUNG eIndl4ats tor Tax Coieesos u uay sIsou
essasy at tse e-salss March eisesion.
dsS-S-Se
So WeA4e authorized u announce J. RAMSEY
a. oaHui~Ate iur skate anu County Revenue - lise
loE- dec .-ts
UP We are athoFiEei % announce JULIA. BAT
TAI e-l.lia@ls tlie olhee u sssssaue Coiire
- u b4ss1zua e0aHy ~ las sEsains March vise
tan doe-I-ss
az We are asthorlzed % Anaoaucs JOHN Gss,ER
CANDIDATE fUF re-vlrsIisn the Wis stkts
q Co-Hty IsssaGs Csii0stSr ~ lie ensuing March
siees4aa. dsczi-ss
ssr Ne are agtaerized 20 announce ANBhEN
sstsss ss.f Fax No'cIsr
s'.seslHsy - TIE sasaI-s AREA SlsoslOa.
dzcA-ts
ss- Ne are 4athors1- q Ahaeases ROBERT
fsss Ars ghiats &c Rzsssas Sssliretsf oi Ia
Siisos eoa4s3 ~ lac sazssas A.Eea sleoIsos-
3S-ts
na- Ss are szthsriIsa b aanssnc- L L. WIFI
%Os..h esasssa<tr 81 tiss oalrs zeseaas Coz
t-t.f y b-sds~H eSasty A. The sAsaas hArvE slee-
esa- d0e---te
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fne TEST ofi2 iears' Experience
Has proved the superiorquahty Of
HEGEMAN. C.-Aksa & CO.'S
<.cNNiue sOO l.kNcr ssikt

It's pronounced by hysicIaus tie best remedy
Consumption ,ScrOHuia, Chronic Ku
ever discovered.
CAUuoS.-Th- value of this remedy deperd DE- upon
It's purity aud III order to secure customers a
pure article, OF our urn went To- Newfoundland TO
ieriIenu tue Manufacture of Uil ana
rant It pure. see that the label the eagle and
mortar the signature the cork oil bot
tie, there great deal vi cheap, InierIvr oil
'alrueu oil for genuine, To The greatInJury oil pa
teuts.
az AskfOr Hege nan. Clark * Co.'S. and take NO
other, many have been cured viii the genuine
who have used others wIIhOutlBy beneuI.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

The popularity of tue MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ.
MENT, IS c"extensise with the civilization of the
globe Uiher articles claim To Glleviafe pain and
iistress-tbis cures Family PLY sicians, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farrers, Plauters, Farmers Livery
men, Sc, have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world No article before
ceived such undivided praise and suppertfrom Medi-
cal and Scientific men.
ATISM
or years. standing, has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tuners, Running Sores ,scrolula stnJOnts,
Felons, SwelIings, burns, Bites, Bois, Chaps, Neu
ralgia, Salt Rheum and all aches and pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
sucha Ring bone Gil oeratcues, Spawn, PoIlEvii,
-weeuey ,HOUf-diI, are subdued and cuTeu by
nh
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IsefuI In ENcrY Family.

amt, ure1se Spots, Sc., removed Instantly
yes, silks, hlb3Ons, &c, c.eAIea equal To 4,
Ihout INJURY To The nosi ueiIc.te color .abrIc,
hEGEMAN x Co.'s CUNCEN1kAILD BkNZINE,
ly 20 cents per bottle.
HEGEMAN Co., Druggists,
Iol. 3s9, 5ll and 700 broadway, NY.
lXWA-l 5Esn
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32 $50 JriZes amount III lei zvZ ut
Tr;A ctss 10 Halves 81 ,lu..rlerk .ights 10
a. PIcAag ~ NOies ,;osts- s.e9 20
70 HaiVrS....-.... i4s 81
do. do. 70 quarters, 49,. - =
do. do. 20 Gle nlhs, 81 %
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GDR. MM!oTT'ss2
Gllalgbratr 2ills.

Al aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by com
bust-on in Hydrogen, OF high medical author
ity and traordinary efficacy in each Of tho
following complaints. viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EMA-
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA. DlARRHEA. C0ESTI-
PATTON SCR0FULA. SALT RHEUM, SCURvY,
JAUEDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEuMA-
TISM MERCURrAL C0ESEQUENCES, INTER
MTTTENT FEVERs, NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS MIS-
MENsTRUATf0N WHITES CHL0R0SlS. etr..
PIMPLES on THE FACE, R0UGHNESs OF
THE SKIN, etc. -
The IRON hsing absorbed by the blood. and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part Of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence.
The experience OF thousands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iron eaa for a moment be
compared with il. Impurities OF the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly compilations indicats its necessity In al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (iuor albus, ehlorosis ets.l, its
effects are dslIs ht.Glly renoyatlng. No remedy
has ever been discovered, III the whole history
OF medicine. which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects Good appst COM
plete digestion, rapid ACQUISITION Of strength.
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow It's use
As a grand stomaehie and general restorative
il has no superior and no substitute.
Put up iu neat HAT metal bax"s eorsatnfrg
40 nils price So cent. par box ak bsxes.
Sc 80: one dozen boxes - Co. For sale ny
Ira.ci Sts generally. VIII bc sent ffee "a
assy address on reessPt OF the price, Al lee
tiers, orders, etc. sironid De sddre-scd 70
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onnIN Iru.Iee.

sE- We are auth'TiZrd 10 announce Z. A. RIA
Nu-.ih a. = cI-disats ior Trustees OI Davidson
county 4 the eusgsus March elecuoa.
Ia Ice
As-we are authorized To announce wM. JASPER
IAAietK a CANDIDATE IOr trustee Ut DlN i,IsO.
county a. tIv ensuing sIAGch election. Jaa2 &.
80 We -tdIaOrzed Ia .siHoduc, JoBS ". Man
a itIate tor Coaat! Trustee at tne ensuing
IaTSu election. ocIlI-td
zs-Mv are authorized TO announce HARDIN Z
BuSIiOn Candidate the once OT County trustee
Oi iaN isua couaIy a. Lac ensuing March erection.
OCt0--Iu.
ss- Ne authorized To announce HENRY l..
u sIIJs. a cautIl4ate tVr County trustee, the
eusuln. March eleGtIoH. sepIO-te
.s-N care sLtASriEvGI > OGnce fIiUs 4. SAT v
"a Is Caui4.atv tOT he ONCE oil County trustee
,aSi,lsou CouuIy a Ehe election TO be neia IN
dsTch, Isou. apr20-tJ
e. Ne suthorizedto announce SAMUEL z
AsikNi siasiisiaIs tUr county rrustes al the ueA
AaiS slsCtoh- apfis-tu
So are authorized To announce ISHAA
CLAKAE 5sus.lst- sor trustee OF davidson eoun
,, al 49, - tarSh s.scIIvn. auszv-te
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Every other ticket Prize.
Prizes payable IN full without dedactiOn.
In. hese LotternsereTy Pr,ztis iraarh!

% $50 'rIZeS...-- ainouutlI tbS34O, UT
Whole ticketsS1 o ;ialy es 90 :luaIterss ~
Persons who desire meet ohl! remlitLe cash on
IcAage fol- which We " II.senLa 1ertIDcaI,as.ol
certificate ofrackagtof 10 whoies costs....s!6
do 10 Halves, a. -. 40
do. do 10 Quarters,'' ..-... -
do. do. 10 sigtths, - ...... l.
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such language as this is out theconstant an d ma,

such language rs this Is but thecOnstaBt and natQ
raj echo Wherever this article Ia usen
Ibis i.lnineHt Is iudls JeBssO.e To planters ana
pwbers OF HOrscs and mules. sir. JOHN DANIELS,
of Montgomery Ala, sol slave Tor $500, "a
faseu from utter useIvssHess by tins Liuiacnt
Every family should have 1t. be very particular
and enquire fOr the Mustang i.InimebI anC takc IA
'JheT.
sold by all leaders Throughout North md SOutu
AuerIca, Europe the islands OF Ile ,IVT
- ceHIS, 81 cents, aid - per bottle
BAHNES y PAkh New York.
uov25-6mdtW&W
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laws White Wheel Grease.

rhe best article for greasing CARR &c wheels aud
machinery ol ali kinds. For sale by
JO. q. BROWN & EVANS.
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Mustang Liuiment.

Mr. - LITcu, HyGe ARK, VI, wrtes:-'' hat the
horse considered worthless" (his
SPAWN } "but since the free of the Mustang
LinimeuI, have sold him for one s150 ca~h Your
Eminent has been doing wonders uphere."
400 BROAD STREET PmLADELPHIA, Pa.
(Ertrdct.) lin nIung tue kettle from the fire 1t
became unIuanas cable, tilted over, anu scalGed my
lands yer! severely, almost To crisp 1t
t~in sguJ. The Mustang l.inlmeHt appeared to eX-
tract tue pain II healed rapidly without ness,
anu lett no scar UI account ITuIy yoGrs,
&C AaI.Eo FOSTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-28

i'rizes Paid Immediately after the
Drawing.
as- llIrders lduressc' TO. HASCE ,3KoADBENIi y
> FiI ningtoI Del. ~ III IrUnIP, .IIen
~, indthe priuteu oIhcla IrawIhs sen assOUL as
CAUTION.
Persons living at "a distance should b" extremely
.utiUus OF whom tbey orier Lptery Tickets ~ Ger
.iCatcs q Packages OF fICk country IL
coded with bogus and sViujitg Lotteries. Ever!
,ducenent dsid out To get persons invest
.ey tneni-lI iitII Prizes from Sc uUn $40,
J0o head their 1rS--xitu IsCNcts dollar
800 900 Capital rrIZ.s uIrrcd, iIUKcts - Al
such, every stance, are frauds; anu If money
seat Iuem tCN;ts, It Is inuch!I1Tuwa
without the SHADOW Of a CIaucc VI gvITlHg prize.
beware ali Lotteries where tne PIIz,. IL
unusually large IA pdrIsOn to the ptIce OF Tick
la IustiLCe where large prizes
Tor u small cost of Tickets Put 1t 10 Tor a
tain fraud. FRANCE, jkOADBEN1s q Co,
Jan25 Managers.
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concentrated Lye.

very valuable article Tor making soap, large lot
lust received by
Jo G. BROWN & EVANS
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-. Louis &isiaen syrup.

\ Usr -esssvsaia s.skasss &c 20 azd 10 .lisas, 3
j lssals del sea zyrap-
Atse Loaf -. t-sd "a eossered Sazsfs-
WELL, aOofkk q Co..
Hsfs1-if Ne ssnd Akrkst street
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Chancery SaIe---W. II. LUCAS
Lands.
SatuIday the 18th of February. 1867.

OURS ANT t. a decree Of this Court in the case Of
l. &C. McNLlr! x co. We. ". X. Lucas others,
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Fine liquors.

We keep the pursst Liquors that eau be purchased
from hands, aud feel safe n our friends
thai they strictly re,i.bIe IA quality.
French BfAady, (iiennesy
MadeirI Wine,
Port wlne, - 81. -
SeSson's Whisky,
Best aye wnis<y, very nne, have
had in store in Nashville four years.
Holland On,
Jan sics Rum,
sherry Wac,
10. c. BSowS = EVANS.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware

UIuHu OuHSUIIuultu EVlttI! VI UViU"uIt
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Clues I'D.
TO be Irawnin WILMINGTON u, ia~aT v eGnesday
Feb 20, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19

UsuRrAr1oN OF Our MUNICIPAL RIGHTS BIZ
THE LEGIsLArURE-f the encroachments IN
our municipal rights by the Legislature do not
meet with . prompt and determined resistance
at the hands Of the people Of New York in
short time, the whole powers Of our city gov
eminent will be virtually welded by the
Governor in Albany. Yesterday we noticed
another impudent attempt to absorb into the
hands of commissioners, to be appointed under
q now Health bill, all the authority at present
vested In the Board of Health, Health Commits
sioners, Quarantine officers and City Inspector.
and under cover Of the same measure to make
certain transfers Of the jurisdiction Of the Blu
reau Of Markets and Bureau Of Weights and
Measures, as If there were any sort of connec.
lion between the sanitary features Of the bill
and the latter changes. Between Police Com
missioners, Health Commissioners, Mapping
Commissioners, charter amendments and grid
iron railway combinations, it is plain that all
authority will soon be taken out Of the hands
of the Mayor and Common Council. In fact, as
regards the extent Of the powers left the
former, we might as well be without any
Mayor at all. These things will, we fear, be
passively submitted to, until the only remedy
that remains will be q revolution, and the
forcble separation of the interests Of the cities
of New York and Brooklyn from those of the
rural districts. It is not likely that popula-
ton of more than million of the wealthiest
and most intelligent of our citizens will much
longer consent to be tyrannized over and plum
dered by set of farmers and village polii-
Clans whose only idea Of the duties of legisla-
ton is to I'LL their own pockets and those Of
their friends. The black republicans are push
ing matters little too far: they forget the
probable results of the reaction they are pro-
voking.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19

Suu' viii be glad 10 ie~n TIA! complimentary beneM
~''oe gwen 10 her "a tie Historical Soactys Hall,
ssusNci0ck to'morrow evening tn will b. an excel
e1s opportunity ioS all tho lovers OF pure literature ana
genuine poetry to be present. especially those who
desire 10 SHOW their appreciation Of Tho highly cultivated
mind OF ths lady, as shown In her really beautiful read
logs 10 be hoped that the cause and the entertain
rneus will draw large assemblago to morrow nlghs
THESua1s EI'xwIWRa At Baltimore the Italian Opera
season has been very successful Patti being n Phila
dsphia, the great card. The american says that the
recognition OF her genius spontaneous IS well
general" Coson has sung in the "Traviata" The season
At washington commences on Monday. At the last
counts Bigno had NOT far recovered be able to
sing AT charleston, c., the PArodi company sang last
week, producing "RgOetto," with Alaamo, BArM and
Ssrgua Mr. Collins as the Arch street theatre Pha.
delphs, and Miss J. NJ Davenport 1t The Walnut. Dan
Roo has got up IN opposition Zoyaa In the shape sfs
very handsome young man, who dresses and rides
woman he jusics tho imposture by attacking the New
York manager who, he says, guilty Of similar pro-
oeeding Is not easy to such tricks be apollo
gzcd for and Rice certainly does not do H. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Florence are II Boston. Mrs. Florence had benefit
there on Friday last. Nr. and Mrs George vsndenhoR
were giving their dramatic readings A Richmond, Va,
Last week. .
At spalding Rogers Museum the Blind Negro pianist
who 70 announced a. the "most startling wonder Of tho
AGA plantation negro boy not yet ten years DID, and
blind from infancy without hours nsructon-plAys
co pieces Of music upon the piano. with correct
Of style and power and brancy Of execution un-
surpassed. He win compose (mpromptu) an original
piece Of music, If requested; or any artist will play
original piece Of music he will, after once hearing IT, ex-
ecute the same correctly" Mr. Sam Cowen has been
singing at Cincinnati, route for tho South. Mr. Cowels
provincial tour has been remarkably successful Nine.
Gazzanga gave concert in st. Louis last week. N route
for New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19

The CENTRAL PARK BnL.-The loan demand
ed by the Central Park Commission has passed
both houses of the Legislature, and, abundant
funds being provided, nothing will now
prevent the works from being prosecuted with
renewed activity. We trust that the unusually
propitious character Of the present weather will
be taken advantage of to urge them forward
with all possible rapidity, so that during the
ensuing summer our citizens and visiters may
be enabled to realize to some extent the bene-
fits of this delightful resort
The explanation offered by Mr.. Mcleod
Murphy in the Senate, of the motives of the
course which he pursued in reference to the
Central Park bill, is marked by good sense and
candor, and will meet with general approval.
1t was desirable that, unless incontrovertible
grounds could be shown for it, the works in
the Park should not be longer suspended for
want Of funds. Mr.. Murphy was therefore right
In yielding to the general sense of the public
in not offering further opposition to the bill,
and he maintains his consistency by declaring
his intention to accept the invitation of the
Commissioners, and to ask committee to sit
during the recess, for the purpose of investi.
eating their affairs As such grave charges
have been made, we think it due to the Com.
,nissioners, as well as the parties preferring
them, that they should be thoroughly sifted.
Should they turn out to have been founded on
. misconception, the public will feel all the
more confidence in the management Of the
Park.
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Arrivals and Departures,
ARRIVALS.


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Jos Eans0u Fusniss John King Oliver
Kidd sspsn and family sraui and 2im The Storage
DEPARTURES.
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ETs Mr. wSsaSns Ms sssSs as' %aas a'f
fischesser. Richard RoAnd-and 50 in Storage Total 90
children Marscaibo Mrs Thomass and Jour children
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Rev Gravoneie New York; Capt VIM Hatzuievtca, Rus
and .dy b.rsors and LADY Ferdinand and isay S
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Ieys, Martin Levy Mrs Fairbanks, Miss Fairbanks. W
FsilSS: and VIE Hyatt }ams. Hsska. AI5al shsns
R sSs H0sSo os:s p assI.,er r,r, Ho0s 4;
- A. Jackson Madame be Joeny r.. II. Mapp, Miss Irwin,
Mig G. Rhodes Miss saer, II. n Salter Mr.. Weeks and
wife Ready, James Calm, Mrs; steyisOn, Mm Reed,
Mr. us ,. Waizpter MIRA Hrsh. Mrs. Reed, Miss Reed,
wR Mccreaay Idward, r She nisa. y J. Beism,n. 2.
L. Gsston, J. T. GAston Isaac Neder. Jacob Heller.
Mis- G. Mapes Cans r. j. Richardson, q. Draper John
ID. Norris John Van Horn MAx Sener, Chambers, W. r.
Eymons, l. D. Dckerson. and four In the Storage.
CHARLESTON Steamship Columb,a-r Brycs. John Gro
shon, 0rssg ssaalsy, Haley, W Nc Master,
Niee Jas Bowes Beckmann, Lon Guerin Aedinsell
Job Haira MA Orth Mrs Myers Maycus and lad MIS-
Berry, Kr. n Ash.m, J WkteAead. " Parker, M.
a.@sie =. Ws.: Sscef: ynS Tsasias, asSs. and
friend, M0rrissey, fmth Mrs Mardaga. MieYstein
stmoa' My IHsrdy n; Nh Jes9scn and two infsnaS,
Kouke Durham, Doean = Springer, Robt wallace,
NJ Gates, Scott Mlss Scott Miss Smite O Mauie
chss MGIlhsrgy, s.lings. BTshe. Harnon. Hrsch
Brown lady and two children r Paine, P Beesey'
Johnson-and In the steerage
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army routes from Camp Floyd TO Uslmor-
min, alwvuga, perhaps, shorter and better for
railway purposes, are not so we'll provided with
.,r..s and water. The controversy on the SUD-
%. ., = ,e to be settled by the parties imms-
diatalv con. 'arned. We cannot pretend to do
more than - mn I the main facts, a. nearly as we
can ret them, upon record. Emigrants will do
vsll To .ramine all tie routes carefully, and
choose tho best, according to the Light that i
given them.