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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22
TUESDAY MORNING., OCT. 22, 1891.
Electoral Ticket for President and vice.
President.

RIC1luCAks
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
John r. Edmunds, Halifax.
A T. Caperton, Monroe.
LIST District-Jos. Christian, Mlddlesex:
Cd Observation-Disclosures w. Newton, NOT
Sd District-R T. Daniel, Richmond City.
4,h District-W. F. Thompson, Dinwlddlc.
9th District-Wood Bouldin, Chsrlotte.
9Th D.strict-W. L. Goggin, Bedford.
7,h Dlstrict-B. F. Randolph, Albemarle.
sth ~District-James W. Walker, Madison.
9th Dlstrict-Asa Rogers, Loudoun.
10th District-Samuel c. Williams, She
nRndoah. n,.
bridge. .
18Th District-J. W. Shelley, Smyth.
l4,h District-H. j.. Fisher, Mason.
18th District-Jos. johnson, Harrison.
18th District-E. H. Fltzhugh, Ohio.
Election takes place on Wednesday, 18th OF
November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

The proceedings Of the Tennessee Legisla,
ture show a gratifying unanimity in that body
upon the important questions Of the day. A
Congressional superintendent bill has passed
Houses, and an electoral ticket has been agreed
upon acceptable to men of all former political
organizations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

The Cincinnati Commercial does not seem
to BE- much enraptured with Senator Henry
Wilson ir his new character OF military hero.
It says Of this Lincoln Colonel: I'VE hope the
President will allow him a few days respite
before appointing him q Brigsdier General."-
1t comments with some sharpness on the 'ex.
traordiusry'' amount Of speech making at New
York, on the occasion Of presenting a flag to
Wilson's regiment, as though it were a very
great ado over a very email occasion. We
think 40 too.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22
The Spirit OF our People.

An excellent citizen Of Petersburg has sent
az authority to draw on him for 500 for the
benefit Of tho Mary land regiment if the call
for help 10 their behalf meets our appreciation.
Our good friend will find our opinion indica.
ted By the draft, which will, doubtless, be
promptly presented to him. We applaud his
liberaiity. and, in the name Of the gallant exiles
OF Maryland. we return him cordial thanks.
The patriotic spirit Of our friend is further
indicated in the following extract, which we
take the liberty Of making from his letter:
II have three sons and q son in.law in the
army, and, when the time come for men Of
age to 90, by the help Of God, I will take my
life in my hands to aid in driving back the in-
.aders of our soil"
We had yesterday the pleasure also to re.
ceive another contribution to the same cause
ofS75. This, too, was from a patriotic citizen
OF the gallant Cockade City. Both Of these
contributions are acknowledged in our local
column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

Mctlell,n seems to tn nix that the way to
su jig t. and huld the South, is to build forts
al over II. Whenever be has been permitted
to advance mile, be has made his men Gil,
d-w-t The ~foTes's, and throw up entertainments
II ne has t.ur 10 CT, a. the country and to dig
L'> ws. from Washington to New Orleans, it
vi ovc a heavy job. Besides, where will
he DC men 20 no I'll his fortsl The ''grand
army will soon DC divided up into garrisons,
and there Will DE nobody TO raise the cry Of
COWARD"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

GEN. 3. R. ANDERsoN.-The leader Of the
gallant exploit at Pensacola il a West Pom,
graduate Of 1912 then in the dragons; pro-
NOTED first Lieutenant for his corduct at the
q ut tt San !Augus,in, Mexico. August, ls4s;
PRINTED to u captaincy in 1858. Most Of hi~
s-,v,ce has been on the frontier. At the com.
N mr,mrn Of the present troubles be resigned
bis pnsit:, n in The Federal army, a; d was az
pointed D, 6. vernon P'ckens Colonel of the
first reg u;eut S.u,h Carolina infnntry, which
position he held until his recent prolnot IN to
5,,ead,er general BY President Davis. He Is a
native 81 South Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF GRS. SAN HoUsToN.-
The Houston Telegraph" Of the 9th inst, re.
ports General Sam Houston as seriously
il-the apprehension being that he will not
recover.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

The vote of Ohio, at the recent election for
Governor, is stated by the Cincinnati "Enqui.
rer" at 200, 900 for Tod and $50, 900 for Jewett.
The nej 'rity vote is made up Of Republicans,
Americans, Democratic Radicals and Conserva.
tives" Jewett was the regular Democratic
candidate. The difarCnce between parties at
the North, so far as Justice or decency towards
the South is concerned, is, however, the diff.
ference which exists between tweedledum and
twsedle dee. Those who aoore rational men
then, have, with q few illustrious exceptions,
shown the most astonishing cowardice, and
compounded for their personal safety by
servile subservieucy to Black Rspublicanism,
and BY renegade zeal in obeying its behests
and doing its dirty work. Republicans made
the war, and the Democrats chiefly make up
the army. What interest have We in any of
thems As our friend Fitzhugh would say,
''Cannibals all"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

The salary Of the Mayor of Charleston. S. C.,
has been reduced from $4,000 to s.. 800. and
all the other salaries of the city officers have
been proportionsbly reduced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22
TO BE- CONTINUED
DIED

DIED, Oh tho ll;h o: octnhar, al liz '-'tr,. :.
kiog and Queen c"urty, IL ,MA,T. JEhts..-.
ye-r OF his aye. Thu., after . !i":'F'''
.lser NJ, n tru,.LeartrI m,a hr- sees ~
lng devoted parents, fond -!-'e-s ana nr! '..,o<!
circle II warm frien:s 20 lam:ai 'hi'' y. -.
His character vas eCinrstiT hi2n u!::i't - .rG'
and no danger, opposition. or csSra.sH ,-.-..
from The psrh o, Justice and ri'ht 10 a;ctl,.
the community, his c ndnct Mas c's,rsa' ::
,ere-eI generosity. which drew + --th .; %
and By f.end Nip so pare aud ,rl't.i,; -?
v~rssIly beloved. Log: vii! he I'VE ~"
nnm-rou- friends. p.
DIED. at :h- hou.c II Hr John VI t'e,s: T..,:
ton. It. Mary. Parish. Lou.'!ah'; or 49, "a
PETER JoTasros, oiihis city, In The s@"",>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

Fresh mountain beef is advertised 10 Charles
ton at five cents per pound.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22
Surgeon Of the Regiment.
FIR TNG FWVWITRT.
she KtrkTood 1ndependenIs-i Brilliant
aud Italians Comp my.

aud Gallant Comp my.
MEssxs EplToKs = On Thursday, the 9th O.
Oc:omer. Capt Shannon and his sileld d cav.
airy. about 100 strong, and well mounted,
passed through our native coun,y, "nid HALT
lax" co route far Carup Ashland. Virginia.
Thev were from our rohle and Lending s;nta.
South Carolina. They were a robust. active
body of men, fine lacking and hnnd<stneis
uniformed, and will, 7 hope, Whip ten times
her number Of Yankees.
4 FRIEND TO TIE Sot piER-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-22

the estimation OF any grr:lemnn belonging to
it. in the attitude of desiring for one moment
10 obstruct its business by any iactlous oppo-
sition 10 any measure proposed before It. As
I hone to be considered Il lair and candid man,
am prepared to consider every proposition be-
| fore this body upon its merits and with a Sincere
desire to do everything in MY power to forward
the object OF placing THIS wealth npon q
footing of complete and perfect armed prepare.
tion for the conflict which is upon Us. That is
nv disposition, sir, and | assure gentlemen
that If any man upon this floor doubts 1t, he
does me n %grievous wrong.
But I do desire at the outset, now, upon this
| IRIS, proposition that is made OF a practical
character, 10 draw the attention Of this Con
~vention TO great and high considerations affect.
inc the scope Of our power. | must sag that,
10 cut OF time, ut the very beginning upon \
uron,g;tiun of this magnitude, BY the previous
question. i: 8 hardship that did rot expect
lron this bod in The great circumstance; by
which wc are surrounded. | do think, If there
ever was 4 time when it behoovcs men 10 hear
one anuther calmly, p~ltiantly and within
| reasonable limits, nnT ~ The time.
The proposition now is, that this Convention
shall undertake. several tiringS-in the first
nlace, that it she'll undertake legislative iunc-
t,nn5. Now, the Constitution Of the State Of
V,rsipia declares that thc Legislature shall be
formed of tvs distinct branches, which together
shall be 4 complete Legislature. and shall be
called the G neral Assembly Of Virginia.
understand that, under the provisions Of our
fundamental law, oil power Of legislative &C
ton is invested IN the General Assembly and
that it is net compe,c;i.in for any other assembly
here, OF any other 6odg ef men in this Com
monwcalth. TO exercise any legislative functions,
yhilo that Constitution remains the tandamsn.
tai Law o! this State. This Convention ms
unnuestionahlr power to deal 9Th the t;lnGa
mental law II ,l. State. |; has pGw,y 70 r..
commend amendments 10 the Constitution,
which, according 10 ihe Law which organized
this Convention, arc ID have m force until IhtiT
are sanctioned by a vote Of the pcoplc at the
polls. II these two propositions he truc--aEd
| maintain that they arc incontrovertible-
where has this Convention got the authority
to constitute offices iii the army o. the S;ate,
and then to exercise the executive functions 81
indicating who shall fill them
Sir, again the Constitution Of the STATE i.r!-
yidcs: that no money shall BE- taken from tae
treasury Of the State, except in accardan.s
with the appropriations made By law, aud th!t
every law making an appropriation "i money,
or mourning a debt, or laying a tax, shall r.
ceivc the concurrent assent OF a m%Hjorit! Of al
tho members elected to both Houses Of tt
Gensral Assembly.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
REIDVILLE
:PRHNAbB HIGH SCHOOL,
spartanburg Dist, S. G.

VfAHE Next session Of this Institution will
l. commence on Monday tho FOURTH day,
of FEBRUARY. under the direction of tho
Rey.R. H. REID A. NJ. and J. f. SHAW,
A. NJ, Principals.
Able and efficient Assistants in all the va
rious departments df the School will be con-,
tinually employed. Miss MARY A.. GAL.
LOWAY. from Athens, Georgia. who comes
tQ US highly recomnmended, will preside con.
stantly over the School.
Particular attention will he given to Vocal
and Instrumental Music. and all the other Or
namental Branches.
Board. including Washing and Fuel, can be
obtained at the Female Boarding House, or in
the best families ip the Village at the very rea.
sonablo rate Of TEN DOLLARS per month.
Rates of Tuition,
Per Session Of Tcenty Weeks.
Primary Branches, & 6 90
The above, with English Grammar, Ge-
ographY. History or Arithmetic 10 OO
lhe aigher branches, 16 90
Modern Languages, 10 90
Drawing,and Painting in Water Colors,
each, 90
Grecian. Orlntal and Antique Paint
ing, each, 90
Oil Painting, l5 90
Embroidery, Wax Fruit and Flowers,
each. 10 90
use OF PIANO, 2 90
Contingent, 90
az For further particulars address
REID & SHAW. Principals.
Reidvil'e, S. C.
January 25. 1861, 80, st
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22

f. DE: 3. WENEEHlEESAfID.
I'M ENFiST.S. Abbe Vile O. HISS. @. -1f;..
w over Brsaelf q Pxfker1tD Dag Store.
wv a6'1s8o, :. I'm u
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
BANK OF THE
STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, !
February l2th, 1861. (

THE IEG1SLATURIs having, At its late
session. authorized the Iesue OF Bends To
ahs' 'amount Of $675. 900, benring al Interest OF
-seressp cent, for the purpose Of providing the
funds'required TO svslain the State ia the nc, ef
rsuming her rgkts of sovereignty, ..hs Rank
- now ple@ared to.dispose al the Bonds They
sre Issued in sGms of $40. 800 aud $500. Al
opportunity Us ,hus afforded every .cirizes to
snske seears and profitable innestrne,,t, ~l,ile
contributing aid 10 the cause ia wl,ioh tie Stutc
- engaged With the view of enabling ci,ize,,s
IN any par. Of the State'tc si,are in thu Lon.,,
che Clerks Of ths .Cpu It's OF ,k ssr-.a d.teic,a
1!avo beea requested 10 open books Of subsc,ip-
zion for tho Stock: Suitable arrangements will
oe made Tor furui'isng the 'Rondst" tie receipt
al the money, ut al early day after each sui.
sifiptiou has been made. Engagements for the
tureh.te Of Bnnds may I've mad. ut the Bank, ,r
rt any'of its branches IL is probable that. nj
ths next Session Of The Jaegsievutr. tl,oa- .rur
sies who desire it may have their Bouds con.
vsrted tp<o Stock
C. M. FCRMAN,
ffepideu:.
Feb. IL. 1864 a. At
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22

IT ~ u 80. :. !:tI' '''I IU
iT!.i, :,.,t; ali is ..~t.tis Ii..,.,l ,eN.,s,
suc'' '';:t;s-'"h ~ as hat NJ ni.lc H.. re-
'a'' az. %" III -" 'ast E:-rejiR9 sec:an of
- t.' ~ u = hs hr! ~,p"rts /. iti;""d
=; - ~ b.: si :.,vd Z re .iIairmnr ,.Irt
cr.nter-i ,;n-l by .ue ri- ! # e:lcl, Buusa"
Fehruurt 81. 1861 ~ q
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
yrifgls Sales.


~ DOT sHabSS writs Of Ffeff Feciaa
directed. will cell ut Abhsyille
De- onthe FIRST Monday in MARCH
.hin thS Slegal hours Of sale, the fol-.
property, to wit:
House aud Lot in the Town of Ab5evill.,
.-.ntsSing "G" mnre or less; also. FIVE
JNyss to wit: Wnsh Kitty. Fanny. Louiss and
EGht4 one Buggy md Harness one Stud Colt.
Fl Watch aud Chsn. and Lot of Household
Eghitnne, as the propertysof Hiram T Tustp.
ads p. F. Maudsp aud Others
. Negroes Patrick and Mary. rs the property
4 VIM. Fl. Bentley, ads. Baily, Connor and
3aily.
Q Negres ,Hahular and Ned. asths property
fGeorge Richey' ads. Roberts " Adams.
J House and Lot near Hodges Depot contain
!. Six Acres, more or Ices; also. l Lot of .um.
,er aud Shinges. as the property Of John'f.
Hodges, ads Il. J. Ellis.
22e Acres of Land. more or les. rs the prop
snyfof James n. Gillian and Wm. MagiIl, adr.
c. " Baynes and others.
TERMS CASV.
JOS. T. MOORE. Sad.
Sherifrs Office, Feb, 10. 1861
The State Of South Carolina.
-. ID ABgEKILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Aaexapdrr Patterson and
y. Nancy Patterson,
:S"" Js"s D. asI'srsoS' 'srso%, { Land
ndothers.
IT APPEARING to my satisfaction ,hut
IL Andrew NJ. Patterson,> Daniel Patterson
aud his wife. Jane. John Patterson, Josiah Pat
ters"n, James Patterson. Malcolm Patterson,
aud the children of Samuel Patterson, deceased,
tnames and number unknown) defendants in
this casr, reside beyond the limits Of this State.
On motion. by Thomson d Fair. Compt Sol,
ordered that said defendants do appear and
plead. answer or demur to this bill nf nplaint
within three months from the publication hereof.
or the same will be taken Pro Confesso against
them.
wM: II. PARKER. o.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. 90. 1861. Al am
The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
and Sarah vs. s. his wife, }Ba' 70. Account, and
Allen Dodson, Division.
Nancy Dodson
and Others.
1T APPEARING to my .n,isfaction that
IL Allen Dodson. Nancy Dodson, a E. Burn
sides. Emily Burnside.. John NJ Anderson, Jas.
ii. Watspn, John Martin. Sarah Martin. r. &.
B'ain, and Susan Bau, defendants in this cuse
reside beyond the limits Of this State. On
motion. by Thomson Fair. Gomplainanls So
hcior ordered that said defendants do APPEAR
and plead, answer or demur 10 said Bill of
complaint within three months from the pub
lIcation hereof. or the Same will be taken
Pro eonfesao against them.
w. H. PARKER, EAp
Commissioners Office,
Feb. 10, 1861. A 3m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

~Everybody you meet this fine weather
is talking about going fishing. The retail
trade in hooks, lines and rods, not to mention
minnow-buckets and reels, is going on quite
briskly, and if everybody succeeds az well as
be expects to, we shall all have more fresh
fish soon than we know what to do with
But that ssif;' Is as difficult to climb as Mont
Blanc. There will be great deal of fishing
for some weeks bat the fish caught won't
amount to a great deal, we fear.
Our jolly friend CLINT D., of the good
county of Sumner, is coming down next Sat
urday in search of somebody to 60 with him
upon a grand fishing aud sightseeing excur-
sion to the head-waters Of the Cumberland,
away up among the wilds of Scott and
Fentress, where there are thousands of trout
and perch, and plenty of grown men who,
they say, never saw a fsh-hook in their lives.
These virgin waters lie about one hundred
and twenty miles northeast of Nashville,
and are destined to prove perfect Paradise
for the amateur fishermen of this section when
they shall have been discovered and invaded.
Fortunately, they are as yet unknown to the
angling NashVillians, and the small, select
party consisting, by special arrangement
of two only. and we are going to be one OF
them) which are to leave here early next
week for that UNEMPLOYED region, will have a
good time Of it.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
Daily Review of the Cincinnati Mar
ket,

MONDAY EVENING, March IS.
FLoUR-There Is no change in the market re-
CARDS the demand price. Supertne may be quoted
at 81 1904 80, and extra at 81 $500 10 The sales
comprise 100 bris without inspection 81 co. 500 aud
200 do superfine at 81 so.
WHISKY-Prices are &c lower with a good de-
mand Sales of 600 brIs at including that from
wagon.
PROVISIONS-The demand for mess pork is moder.
ate with sales of $50 brls SIC u.s. including good
city brands There is an increased demand for bacon
sides, and about $50 hhds sold at 9sI93.c for bone
9%@97sc for clear rib, and 1O1<@103sc for clear;
shoulders dull and hardly inquired al &c. good
demand for bulk sides, with sales of 300 900 lbs at
SO, So and 85sc Shoulders are rather dull with
sales OF 100 900 lbs At the close sides both in
bulk and smoked, were held higher Lard in good
demand and large business has been done at SC for
prime in ties, holders asking higher prices at the
close.
WHEAT-The demand continues good and the mar
ket rules firm at 81 for prime Red 81 O5GI Os for
prime Indiana White; and 81 100l II for prime Ken
lucky white sales OF 200 bush prime Red at 81; 81
800 bush prime Kentucky White 81 % at Paris
Kentucky; 400 do do at 81 10 in Covington.
C0RN-Ear is steady and in fair demand at 3o@33c
at the upper and lower depots. Sheed remains dull
and prices are merely nominal at 32O35c for Mixed
and White in bulk Sales of 500 bush at soc at the
upper depots.
0ATS-The receipts are large and the market is dun
and lower, closing at Csc in bulk Sales of 500 bush
in bulk at 25c; 500 do at &c at canal; 500 do
choice In sacks at &c; 500 do do at 2sc-sacks re
turned.
RYE-The market is steady and the demand fair at
oolO56c for prime. Sales of 200 bush at 55c
BARIEY-Prime fall is in fair demand at 6O07Oc.
Spring is dull at 60,@62c for Western.
HAY-The market continues dull but without any
change in prices We quote prime Timothy at SIID
II per ton IN bales on arrival
CHEESE-Tbe demand continues moderate at SIC
for Western Reserve, s16c for Hamburg, and 1OMc
for English Dairy. Sales of 100 boxes Western Re
serve at 8 &c.
BUTTER-Prime and choice roll continues scarce
md in good demand, and prices 1c per ID higher
tosing at 16G01Sc. Small lots of choice Western Re-
serve in cheese boxes selling at zoe.
lAPPLES-The demand for choice is fair at s. per
b.l; common to prime are dull at 81 25@1 10.
POTAToESThe market continues dull, but with
OFT any change in prices. We quote prime Neshan-
nGks at 81 2o91 80 per bril-, the latter rate from
stee.
tEED-The market for Clover is dull and dropping
Snail sales were made at 81 so, but round lot could
no be sold over 81 40 Timothy is selling at 81 80
e.! 90, the latter rate for small lots from store
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
OHANCBRY SALES
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1861.

DURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
i Court at Nashville, in the Of w. A Whitsitt
Executor OF William James Farrar, deceased, vs.
Wash. R. Lucas and others, will sell at public SALE
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ on Wednesday April IL 1861 al
the Court House in Nashville Tract of 10 Acres
so Poles Of Land, lying in District No. o. and being
Of the subdivisions Of the Whtsitt Farm and the
land heretofore sold by Complainant to the said Wash
r. Lucas.
TERMS, IL and is months credit with interest.
and sale free from redemption purchaser TO execute
lien 10 be retained J. L GLEAVES
mar22-tds Clerk and Master
DURsUANT to a decree rendered by the Chancery
L Court at Nashville, On the sd November 1850
in the case OF w. A Whitsitt VS.. Wash. r Lucas I
will sell public sale, at IL O'Clock A NJ on wednes
day, April IL, 1861, at the Court House in Nashville
Tract Of 10 Acres and "A Po.es OF Land heretofore
Lucas, and described in the title bond executed for
same which is registered on page 20, Book Is Regis
ter's Office, ID. c.
TERMS, IL and Is months credit with interest
and sold free from redemption, purchasers TO execute
notes with approved suretes and hen 10 be retained.
marz2-tds J. E GLEAvEs, c. l. II
DURSUANT to a decree rendered by the chancery
Court at Nashville, On the 10th December, 1860 in
the cases OF W. A. Whitsitt Va Samuel W. Edmonson
and others, and OF Avarilla Achurry and others,
parts. viii sell e public SALE at II O'Clock, n, on
Nashville, Tract Of 10z Acres Of Land, heretofore
sold by ~ A. Whitsift 20 Samuel W. Ednonson,
bounded as follows: beginning at stone at s. W.
poles 70 b. s. Orgain's Northwest corner; thence
West 13S-10fh poles asfake stone; thence North
g. 2-70th poles to stake; thence West pole TO
poles 10 1albsrry thence Essi to he SsrnninSS
TERUS-6, u and IS months credit with interest,
and sale without redemption, purchaser 70 execute
notes with approved suFesies peyable g B1nk. md
nse . e s e. 9 q e =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
Valuable City Residence

DURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville, in the OF j. c. French vs.
D. Diczey and others, will sell public sale in
the Chancery Court Room at the Court House Nash
vile, Saturday April Is, 1851 the House and Lot
North College street heretofore sold by J. C French
TO ID. ID. Dckey- The Lot at the corner of Gay
street. fronts 81 feet College street. and back
with Gay street to the alley in The The improve
ments and commOdious, and the location con-
venient to the Public Square.
TERMS, Il, Is and "a months credit, with inter-
est purchaser 10 execute notes payable in Bank with
approved suretes: lien retained and sale free from
redemption J. T. GIEAVES,
mar2l-tds Clerk and Master
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
To COnsumptiVes.

The Advertiser, having been restored IT, health in q
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with lung Affection and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sunerers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used ee Of chargeI with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
sHre cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRON
CHITZS, dc. The only obje Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to enet the afflicted and
spread Information which he conceives to be nvalu-
able, and he hopes every sufferer will try is remedy,
as Will cost them nothing, and may produce blessin
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
oct4-1y Kings County, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

GENTLEMEN SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
We invite attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. n. PEIFFER, i Co., merchant tai
Iors, No. Is Cedar street, who have returned
from the Eastern cities with their large and
beautiful stock of spring and summer goods,
such as cloths, cassimeres, vestings, and an
endless variety of tasteful articles for gentle
mems wear. Their stock of goods is one of
the most attractive in the city, and they are
prepared to offer the best of bargains. Gen
tiemen will do well to call and look through
their elegant assortment before purchasing
their spring clothing.