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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06
SMALL FARM ON HILLsBoRo TURNPIKE, 4 ACRES
32POIES

PURSUANT 10 decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville the 18th November 1856, the
case Of John R. Balm George Moore, will sell at
publcsae, in the Chancery Court Room at the Court
House, in Nashville Saturday, April 9Th 1851 the
Tract of Acres and 80 Poles OF Land, lying the
side of the Nashville and Hllsboro Turnpike
about miles from the city, heretofore sold by the
Complainant to the Defendant. - Isl
TERMS and II months credit from day of sale,
without interest and free from redemption, purchaser
execute notes with approved sureties and lien TO
be retained. ]. E GLEAVES,C C. & NJ;
mar6-tdS - fsr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06
LOT OF y FEET ON SOUTH COLLEGE STREET, IN
HYsIAN GROVE PROPERTY.

PURSUANT to q decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville ON the Soh November 1880 in the
80. oS r p Fort Adm r. vs.. Heirs OF John r. Hill
ana Others WI se az public sale, in the Chaneery
court Room at the Court House. 10 Nashville, on SAT-
rrday April 3, 1861, u feet Of Ground on Csllsge
trset snih)s ths saas beng part 81 Lots No - ard
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06
NOTICE TO CONsIG NEES.
Louisville & Mas. hville
RAIAROAD.

and after April LIST, 1861 no Freight will be de-
" hvered by the Louisville and Nash ,szA Railroad
aau charges thereon are paid Consignees i'll be no.
Tined OF the arrival Of their together with the
amount OF charges This system viii facii, ate the
sSJustment OF all cfams for loss, damage, or over
ana mas been found necessary, in orda 70 en-
able an Agents 10 make returns 70 the General Oce
as required by the regulations Of the Company
-mafzo-zW J. B. ANDERSON, SL IT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06
]. E. GLEAvEs, C. &M.
HOUSE AND LOT ON LEBANON TURNPIKE, SOUTH


NASHVILLE. ---
PURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
Court at Nashville, the 30th May, 1860, and
the 9th day of December, $3.50, in the case of VIM.
Fox and wife Frank and Riley Rowton, will sell
public sale, in the Chancery Court Room, at the
Court House in Nashville Saturday April g. 1851
House and Lot Of 40 feet front on Lebanon Turnpike,
in South Nashville, known the property owned in
common by the parties to this suit.
TERMS and years credit, with interest from
day of sale, except SIS in cash. purchaser
bearing interest, and payable in Bank. Mini
mum price $3.50. J. e. GLEAVES, C. & II.
mar6-tdS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06
PROPERTY AT CORNER OF CRIDDLE STREET AND
s.. WATKINS AVENUE.

= E
PURSUANT to decree rendered by the Chancery
Court Nashville the 22d November, 1860 in the
case of W W. Finn Chas E. II. Martin and others,
will sell at public sale, in the Chancery Court Room
the Court House in Nashville, Saturday the 9Th
April 1861 that parcel of Real Estate the OF
Criddle street and Watkins Avenue, heretofore sold
by Jas. w. MeCombs 10 Chas. II. Martin, and on
which buildings have been erected. Under this de-
shall offer to sell the whole lot 81 feet front
Watkins Avenue, by 170L feet Criddle street.
TERMS-6 months credit with interest, and free
from redemption purchaser to execute notes. with ap
proved sureties, and lien retained.
mar6-tds ]. E. GLEAyES, C. &M.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-06
50 $50 Note at CT ance ~ s. lie

A the Court house IN Nashville on Saturday, May
an 1851 VIII sell 70 the highest BIDDER for G. ssh
noe Of Bridees, dated Aug az, 1850, and doe Al
~ moetns nor "a $50 Sale Pursuant decree IA
oereo ny the Caancery Court Meanwhile 1t NovemAe
cowan: Hnux q sale ~ oRciock% = -
spr2-sa ,, :. GLRAy1s. Q. Z y 5.
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NASHVILLE COTTON QUOTATIONS..
NASHVILLE TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.

81 25 per 100 bis. -
GRAIN-The market is well supplied with corn,
which is selling at55@60c per bushel. Oats 4oi045c.
Wheat 81 1O01 Is per bushel.
BAC0N-The receipts Of Tennessee are light. The
market is well supplied with other kinds. We quotes
From Wagons. From Store.
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nnifed Sfntes SanitarY Commis sion.-The 81


tsTy Commission earnestly and confidently appeals 20 the
community for contributions OF money TO enable II 70 enlarge
its operations least to continue them on Their present
scale. ~
Under It's present organization Camp and Military
Hospital from the Potomac the Missouri Is systematically
visited and inspected Defeienee ascertsined and so
far possible supplied There has scarcely been single
company Of Volunteers in the field wherein some serious
neglect abuse endangeng the health OF the soldier has not
been pon ed BY agents the Commission and
died or Itgated have its services advice been
repulsed or complaint been made OF its embarrassing
ohoer the discharge Of his duty interfering with discipline
In the smallest degree 80
in the fact that armies passing through the most peril
Of the year. not only without destructive epdem
ics but with hardly tenth part OF the mortality from dt,ease
usual according all experienced under the most favorable
conditions 1t would be difficult to overemate the magn
tude mischief had to expect but which
seems for the present sveed No human sk ssgscty
could have AVerted 81 but neither arrogant nor
sion have contributed least much any hnHsn
agency % this pnhoped for result IL what contribution
90 its treasury is not already more than repaid?
After confidential conference with the highest authorities
the Commission feels bound to solicit with urgency large and
speedy increase Of its pecuniary resources.
Donations may be addressed to GEORGE $. COE, esq,
Treasurer Of the Central Executive Committee, American
Exchange Bank, Eew-YoTk, or to
GEORGE r. STRONG,
Treasurer of the Commission, No. 90 Wall-st, n. Y
"The Sanitary Commission Is doing work Of great human
{y practical value the nation in this time Of
trial Il entitled 10 the gratitude and the confidence Of
the people aud trust win be generously supported There
i no agency through which voluntary offerings Of patriotism
eau be effectively made. (signedl
''WISPIELD ScoTT. A. LINCOLN.
s'Washiugton Sept. 80. 1851"
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Thr YoIunteer Rpglneer Regiment,


Col. EDWARD w. SERRELL Leu; Col. JAMES +.
HALL, Msjor RICHARD BUTT
hss been accepted BY the War Department. as VOLUNTEER
ENGINEER REGIMENT, which increases the pay Of the
soldieFsto - - -
(gl7l SEVENTEEN DOLLARS (s10 PER MONTH.
few Riggers BoatBodeFs, ShipCarpenters, Pom
tonicrs Blscksni hs, Miners, Choppers. Lumbemo MA
chiniss Rockuen, Whcewghts, Boermakers, and Rail
Soaders viii be received.
None but healthy aud competent workrnen need spply:
Recruits under pay mustered into service and furnished
with quarters and rations at once
families are taken 0! by the authorities.
headquarters Chatham and ats New OK
few cOmpsent Hofse-shoers accustomed TO
borses or WagoneTs will be received in the "PARROTT
BATTERY" Of six rhed cannon presented by Mr.. X. p.
PARRoTT, ofthe West Point Foundery-JAs L. SMITH,
Captain.
Enistrent for three years, or during the war.
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Second Edition.
The LIttIeiohn Libel Suit.-Dewitt c. LittleiOl

The LIttIeiOhn Libel Suit.-Dewitt C. LittlejOhn
sgains. Hosce Greeeydsmsges laid at s25OO-ted at the
late Oswego Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported
THE TRIBUNE by j. L. Crosbys published in neat com
pact pamphlet OF SC psge and for sale at this Office Price 10
cent Although the great the evidence collected for the
defense was ruled by Judge b. the opening that side
by ISAIAH T. WILLIAMS, ESQ., gives good idea Of iis
character and of grounds Of disc sem Of the NewYok
legislation of 1860 its engineers and their instruments The
rung Of Judge BACON and he comments thereon by JOHN
X PORTER esq, OF Albany, deserve and will command the
attention Of lawyer and uS And whoever wants 10 see
whatever be said sgnss the defendant in this suit by
bitter political aud general adversary who knows that ne Is
not to be answered must rsifed with the summing for
the plaintiff by the Hon HENRY A. FOSTER. The cross
examination Of the defendant by the Hon CHAS B. SEDG-
WICK likewise, presents noteworthy aspects As po-
tiea libel suits less than formerly and as the
legislation Of 1860 is subec of enduring interest we believe
many will find this pamphlet worth reading and preserving
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MliIitarn Notices.

U. S. MUsTERIye oFKcE, No 19 WgITEsT.'}
Oct. s, 1851 !
All Oflcers Of the Army Recruiting SER
vice FOR Regiments the Geld wishing 10 send forward Re
cits must make acquisitions for transportation at this ohce
before p M special train viii be dispatched each day
sfsp "a ID. r. SAcKET Inspector. General,
Colonel u. S. A., mastering Officer.
Notice-RECRUITING for the THIRTY-SEYENTH
REGiMENT.-This gallant Regiment, now the Advance
Guard the Army OF the Potomac Kissing good
men. Recruits win apply at the OF Amy and ThonP
son-ss in the City Hall Park. All Deseregs from this
Regiment ordered to report to Lieutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN THIS DAY. By order Of
Lieut.. Col JOHN BURKE, Commanding.
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GPERM MATORRHHA, or SEMINAL WEAK.

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ONCE,
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gh veiyst, Brussels ply and Ingram CapetDg on Cloths
Duggeti Mats and Mating OF low prices All Eood flsn
tsed. Particularly note 90 Bowery.
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6uerlal Notltes.
BrookIyn VI. L. AssocIa don.

win deliver an address The WsT and the Country at
the Academy OF Music FRIDAY EVENING, Oct 10 Tick
cts 80 cents parts house For sale OF the Library,
Academy and Bookstores Brooklyn At T. j. Crowens and
Sibelrs No u Wall.st., NewYoIk Doors open at u to
n O'Clock.
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WANTED by an experienced Scotch Protest.
w ant NURSE, situation In rstclass family; has
years and months reference from her last employer either
city country Apply at No. 81 South 6thst, Wiliems
burgh ferry
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HUTCH BULBOUS RO0TS.-A very choice
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Amateurs and the Trade supplied with Catalogues and price,
application TO SCHUCHARDT L GERHARD
No q Nassaus-
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TNSTRUCTION.-A Young American Lady
fully competent teach the higher branches Of an In
gsh education with the rudimeDs Of Music, Is desT21s OF
securing an INTEREST In Young Ladies' or Childrens
School would ssocse herself with party IN establish
ing such School in the vicinity OF NewYok tne pest OF
reference win be given and required Address for one week.
w. B. H. Tribune Office
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WANTED-A pair of strong ROLLERS with
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than 10 inches In diameter Also. small TRIP HAMMER
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mants.

EDUCATIONAL lady who is capable of teach
ing the French language, well Music the Pisuo
10 wanted in private family at the West Gentlemen 10
wanted in the family to teach Latin Mathemstcs
and the HIGHER Epeh branches One petsnt instruct
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GOVERNESS.-A situation waived by a Lady
NJ experienced in teaching as RESIDENT GoVERNESs,
or a ASSISTANT TEACHER Can give tnoroogh English
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ADMIRABLE PRODUCTION,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-05-23
LahninH Sugar Company.

We are glad to learn that the prospects Of this
enterprise are encouraging. and that those inter
ested in 1t are determined To push it forward as
rapidly as possible. \ Committee. consisting Of
Judge Hutchinson, c. :. Barlow and p. IL.
T~readway, has been chosen to issue a prospectus,
solicit subscriptions, and complete the arrange
ments necessary preparatory 10 organization. We
have received IA copy of the prospectus, from
which we learn that the capital is to be Sl5.0 600,
with privilege TO increase to S25 ,O0O. About
$4,000 has been pledged, and among the stock
holders we are pleased to learn that His Majesty
is down for $1,000. thus giving his influence and
example to aid in this new and important agri-
cultural enterprise. 1t Is thought that the mill
if well conducted, can produce at least forty
thousand dollars worth Of sugar and molas>es,
which sum would be distributed among the cul-
tivators of cane and those interested in the manu-
facture. \ subscription list is open, and will be
found in the hands of W. c. Parke, ESQ, and
any one wishing to aid in the enterprise can do
so. The following Is the prospectus and explana-
tory remarks
PROSPECTUS or THE LlIAINA SUGAR CoNPANY.-It
is proposed to form an association at Lahaira, Maui,
for the purpose Of manufacturing sugar. said associa-
ton to be called the Lahaina Sugar Company, with
a capital u Fifteen THOUSAND DoLLsEs, privileged
to extend to Twenty Thousand, should it be neces-
sary or deemed advisable so to do, for any purpose
connected with the manufacture Of sugar; the capt
tai TO be divided into shares Of t'renty dollars each,
and the liability Of each shareholder to be limited TO
the amount Of their respective subscriptions. Five
per cent. Of the amount subscribed i to be paid to the
Treasurer Of the Company, At the allotment of shares.
II i proposed 10 purchase sufficient land upon which
TO erect all necessary buildings that may be required,
or receive the land rs stock At a fair valuation, 10 be
held by the company in fee-simple. 4 Committee
has been appointed TO draft 4 charter 10 be submit
81 for apn''v"' %. a meeting 70 De held IN the oth 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-05-23

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN MAKlNG SUGAR 10
r;o;,y Rationale. Of Paris, under heading, A
Revolution in the Manufacture Of Sugar, announ-
20 a discovery by ". Rousseau, which, 1t says. will
-, ~, 935ibIs fIc yieId from q girca quantity Of
cane. The process is exceedingly. simple and the
oj;,or saws that he has repeated it with complete
sGoU1I NOT succeed rs well on a large scale.
II is known that saccharine juice obtained from
nlants. alters rapidly in the air, because 1t contains
aaIbuminous matters which becomes brown or black
oib,,minous matters by heating the juice with about
three one thousands of its weight of crude pulver-
lied plaster. As soon as the liquid arrives Al boil
ing heat, a thick scum forms on the surface and by
,ieeantotion. a perfectly clear liquid is obtained.
This LIQUID LETT in the air would become as black as
ink but by mixing with it Z TO s per cent. of its
weight Of hydrated proxyd of iron, all the alteraele
organic matters are removed IN a few seconds II
will then remain for an indefinite time without color.
and it is only necessary TO boil IT down TO Obtain
crystalized sugar.-Scientifc -fmericaR.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THERSD4Y. 1 D.


More than usual attention Is now being Ill
rected to the subject Of the production Of
Cotton TO supply the vast manufacturing in
terests Of England, Of whose population no
less than four millions are dependent on 1t
for support. The immediate cal-. Of this in
quiry Is the prevailing fear that the reyoiu-
ton in the Southern Cotton States viii re-
suit in some way, either a. the natural e.
feet Of civil discard and war. OF by the insur-
rection Of the slaves, IN a diminished prOduc-
ton OF this staple, which has now become 80
important a branch Of commerce. America
Is not the only country which produces cot
ton, although it Is the principal one. Eng
land has for years been seeking to extend the
cultivation Of II over the world, 50 u To rem
der her in some degree independent Of Ameri-
ca. What success has attended her efforts
Will De seen from the following table Of i'm
ports Of cotton into England, Indicating the
sources Of the supply