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Tororto, c. ". oct. 1o.-Bo,h the L,Iisr
and GLOBE newspapers today, devote each
lengthy Article to AIR. Seward's recent circular
letter.
The Ledder ys;-'lf preparations Of thi.
nature are 10 carried on, On the South shore,
British power on tho North is bound no. to lag
behind: II cannot he AN idle spectator Of works
sVowedly intended To be mei ace agsins. its
dominion.
The GLOBE saws that the Federal Government
exercising wise discretion, which We ~ the
British Empire, considering our auteceden,A
should be the last to impugu.
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AechdNtcsriile ". T., oct. 19.-Col Abel
Smith, Colonel Of the Thirteenth Regiment OF
Brooklyn, who was injured by the cars yestsr
lay morning, died at o'clock this sfcern 90.
Ills remains will be taken 70 Willamsburgh.
Colonel smith, Who was aboa'd with some 9th.
er officers and men, attempted to jump on thu
last car, after the train was in motion. He
missed bis footing, apparently, and the car
aseed over him, crushing his two logs and one
,I hiA arms
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Rally ArSund the Old GuArL.O
1sr SCOTT LIFE GUARD,
An REGIMENr N Y XnIHNrEKnA-

Colonel A. W. TAYLOR.
BY order Of Cen. Dix, this regiment wal b In
creased W the U. .. 0oyeTnmsna standard q l,oAs
n On immediately.
A Few more aba bodied recruits will BE- Hooay.sd,
thcsa hvAing seen service preferred.
This Regiments We. o.Ianised April s1d, 1851. y
the "bcoa Life Guard" . military ornAnizssioa
composed Of thoss who served In ths MsIisan Vs.
under Gen. Soott.
This regimen, has seen service "A Nsvport Nsws,
Va and u now stationed a Ha,ors Do 0raos, Nd.
Rsmuiiing oaios 1Al oraid a, bsI. MA q. md
Bro adway.
hssTnitng 0dAoszA ootb issiid
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EMIGRASrs TO HIrI.-Thpe brigs, tho
Flight, J. G. Lester and King Brothers, sailed
on Saturday last for st. MARKS, Hayd, having
on board three hundred and ninety colopod emf
frants for llsyti They were accompanied by
Mr.. Miller, American Consul to st. Marks,
They will be granted farms by the Haytisn
Republic, and intend going into the cotton cul-
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HoRx ARRIVALS AT TIE LAFAYETTE Ho-

HoEk ARRIVALS AT TIE LAFAYETTE Ho-
IHL.-Tbree naval oficers-Lieut. IL. II. Dali
ton, If North Carolina; Surgsc. P. Llnsdsle, of
Maryland--both from the slOop ci.wsr Saratoga
and Assistant Surgeon W. M. Page, Of Vir-
giais, from the storeship Release, having re-
signed their places with, it was believed, tre.-
sonable intentions, were cSRignod 70 Fort La
fayette on Saturday last
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scuLIISG.-Mr. Samuel G. Noye,, OF New
burgb, Saturday morning rowed from Hsmiltoa
avenue dock, Brooklyn, around Governors
Island aud back, against time, for a wager Of
so. The time specified was 80 minutes, but
was made in 2Oi5, the boat used on the occ,
SIGN being a II feet Whitehall working boat.
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LEGAL RRPORrs-sArURDAY.
United States District Court.


Prise cdases.-The United States ~, tn. bark
Pioneer. Some time since motion was made
by tho United Sats District Attorney that the
Court make an order allowing the bark Pioneer
to he sold together with her c Iso and that the
proceeds DO paid into court. The course was
a. KIDD because the cargo was mostly of perish
able nature, and the bark itself was fasl depre-
eating in value. The Court did not know thai
Il ere was any law tina, would admit of such a
course. II was Of opinion that the law required
the United States Marshal to pay all prize
monies into the Sub Treasury or Urea ury Of the
United States. The case was at the time stated
in the Sun. Decision was reserved Jud 70
Belts now allows the order, and the bark and
cargo will be sold and the proceeds of the sale
will be paid tito court, peniipg the appeal taken
IN me ease, and all subsequent litigation re-
sPeeting them.
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Hoffman.
The following prisoners, convisted during the
present week, were sentenced on Saturday;
Geo. B. Clement convicted of forgery in the
hind degree, was sentenced to the State Prison
for 4 years.
Charles Wilcox, for grand larceny, State
Prison 2 years.
Cornelius Shea, assault and battery; fined s1o.
Michael Divine, assault and bAttsry; Peni.
Tertiary months.
yeATs ago Of assault and battery, and Judgment
suspended, having recently been indicted on tygn
fresh complaints, was brought up for eents,,os
on the old conviction, but the Recorder. aftar
ron airing that the case had been passed unon
by his predecessor, let him Of with sne az nix
cents. He Ia, however, shortly 10 b tried on ths
nav indIctmsnts. Adjourned.
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Toronto, Oct 10 Notice has been given Of
an application to the Court Of CLan ,ery, for tho
gponlmcnt # receiver aud manager for tho
Grand 1runb Railway, ant for an Injunction
to restrain Barring Bros. 4 Glyn & Co, En-
-;lish contractors, from Selling the rolling
7ock under their executions against the com
p1nY.
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The Potomac Blockade.
NO SERIOUS DAMAGE DONE.
20 VESSELS PASS U'NHURT.

Washington, Oci. 20.-Thc report from the
steam tug RI solute Il at the rebels have stretch.
ed a chain ACROSS the Potomac, rear RudI's
Point Ferry, proves to 10 untrue, as has been
Tsccrtained by careful Inquiry, in responsible
quarters. Since last Tuesday, when the rebel
batteries first regularly opened, about fifty yes
sells have reached Washington and George.
own. The Schooner loaded with hay, cement
and furniture which yesterday fell into the
hands Of the rebels, is tho first casually Of
that kind, and is alone owing to the breaking
Of the hAw ser by W lich it As fastened 70 thu
Resolute, and drifting towards the Virginia
shore. The other vessel in tow arrived hers
safely with the Resolu'o, notwithstanding the
attack from the batteries upon them. Tho tug
Murray came up during last night, with two
schooners in tow. They escaped unhurt, though
fired upon. The Murray returned the compli.
ment.
TAXING LOOK AHEAD.
This morning a heavy detachment from
Gen. Smiths division with portions of Motifs
and Ayre's batteries, a. d companies OF the 5'h
regiment 0f regular cavalry and CD. Fried
mans ptilsdolphia cavalry, advanced towards
Fairfax Court House, on reconnaissance They
went b. far a. Flint Hi, whicA is two milos
and half this side OF that village, aud over
looks il They haw there the pickets of tho
enemy in such larger forco "a u Impress them
with the hclicf that tho reserve Of the rebel
army was not far from that point.
Tie tNp'dtiCn WIS accompanied by Goneras
Noel liam, Porter Smith ard Hancock t.
probably returned about nghtisll.
NOTHING To cay ARoUr.
Those who are cif.cted with weak nerves
will proAsbly be relieved by the fact, whica
was asceiaaed ~ tue S'stc Department. tAat
The aovc's re,'iyet Ly the mails OF the steamer
Arabia, are more thqu Usually satisfactory, . 1t
'hers il great activity in schemes for violating
he blcckgde and iDtoduCing ntraband goods.
LORD LYONS WHITES SOUTH.
LorC ,o7S hIl addressed brief circular to
Her NJ sly Consu in the southern states
'nclosing the following, as embodied in the Off
cial note Of the Secretary Of State, namely
The law of blorktde, which does not permit
vessel in blockadcd port TO take on board a
largo after The announcement Of the block 10,
will DO expected 10 he strictly observed by ali
yesss Is blockaded by the naval forces OF the
United States.
Lord Lyons ins'ruc's those Consuls to take
this law ior their guidance.
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A FlanncI ZACHARY RnrnI.

crest Falls, N. n, Oct. 19.-The flannel
factory Of John Townsend, at Milton Mills, N.
H., was burnt this evening. Los, about $780,
600, which is partially insured. The factory
vas runniBg on Government contract.
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Assembly Nomination

C'oior Dam, Ocf 1'.-Chauncsy M. Dopew,
Of Ptckskill, was today nomir a'ed by the o nion
Convention for Member OF tho Third Assembly
District of Westminster county. lie wa, also
nominated by tbs Republican Convention by so-
Ian atifn-
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VERMONT RkarMKrr.
CITY NEWS.

TRIAL OF TIE PKIvArKrRs or TIM SAvAN-
sAH.-7he Bon. Judge Nelson has arrived in
the city, ard will this week proceed with the
trial Of the persons indicted by the United Stses
Grand Jury 10 the CT cult Court for piracy.
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The Pennsylvania Regiments.

haT,i'buyg, Pa, Oct 49, Governor Curtin
authorizes the announcement that PonnsylVa-
nia has already sufficient nu nber of regiments
70 mest all acquisitions IN ode by the National
1oys,nnsnt and that they arc being filed .,
TsP'ciy Hs could DO desired,
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Montreal Oct 19-Colonel Rankin, who
stands charged with enieavoring TO enlist men
for the Union service, has teon SIMS 81 by tho
.overnment from the militia service Liout.
Clark has also been dismissed from the cavalry
ervice ON the same charge
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Uriel Wright, a member Of the State Con
ven'ion Samuel T. Churchill, q msnbor Of
tie Legislature, and John T. Chapel, all no.
totious Iebels, were arrested here today by order
Il the Provost Marshal.
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Fortress Monroe, OCT. IL Bditiulore, oct 10.
General Wool has issued an order giving every
male contraband employed in the department
eight dollsis per month, and every fem ale four
dol airs por month.
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Military and Naval Movements,


Ito Tanmany regiment, now in camp on
cne Of the forls Of the Potomsc, va, paid off
for its first three months service lsst week.
The large amount of twenty-five thousand
dollars wa. sent on last week by the mon TO 10
deposited with Elijah =. Purly, at his six
penny Savings Bank" under Clinton Hall.
Each soldier sent at the Same time q rocsip!
q order to his family or representative bore,
on the presentatio. Of which at the ssyinSs
Bank the msncy has been paid cut or left o.
deposit.
VERMONT EKarMKrT.
The Sixth regiment Vermont volu,tosrs, Col.
Nathan Lord, Jr., arrived hero yesterday morn
ing by the New Haven boat, q. route for
Warrington This 10 one Of the finest regi.
nents yet furnished from the Grosn Mountain
safe, and has been raised and equipped, il il
said, within fifteen dayG
TIrE ELLswoRTH AvKNdEss.
II IL expected that the Ellsworth Avenger
regiment, which has boon made up u picked
men from all parts Of the STATE, will arrive
here from Albany today, q" rsste for wash
ington.
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OBth Regt,N v. n. M The new and old
msmb,rs Of Co. q are requ, sted 10 meet at EassK
Market ArmoTy ON hond'y, Oct. 21st, st s O'Clock
7. NJ ny order Lieut. JOHN ROMAN, Lieut. N.
OKEEFE. ID
Goth Regiment, First Regiment Irtsh
Big.d qua tered at Foit Sohuy lsr, comma doA hy
g ], NlGENT;A few recruits will DO LISTED to al
Company " Apply at REID's Hotel ia s,uth
Lear Ro, sevelt st, 10 Captain WIN. BENSON 1Oa
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Dca,h Of the Found r OF ODD F.Iloy,shIp.

Baltimore, oct. l9.-Tho venerable Thomal
widey, the founder u OH isllouship, died this
Saturday, morning suddenly.
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Army ClothinE Mnuer--A Protest from
IyostOb.

Boston, OCT. 10 The Bard Of Trade and the
Committee of Associated Bank, have protested
TO the Government against he purchase Of army
clothing in ENGLAND, for which purpose United
states Quartermss'er Thomas lcfr in the steam
ship Niagara, it'll letters Of credit amounting
10 five millions Of pounds sterling. 1t is ru-
mOred that the Government has counterma udod
the order by telegraph to Halifax or Cape Race,
at which latter point tho Niagara will call IT,
NIGHT
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SOCIETY NOTICED
Fifth AnnaaI Festival.

fifih Annual Festival
of ne
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAuI.
for the
BENEFIT OF TIE POOR,
at the
CITY Assembly Rooms, 40 BroadvaK
Open Day and Evening.
OctobeT 2lst. 22nd, S3rd, 9tsh. 1861.
CONCERTS At ~, p. N, by DODWoRrHs
BAND.
Tickets 80 cents; " he had AT the door. OILS b'lOd
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THE LATEST NEWS.

~ TELEGRAPH TO TIKI N y. SUS.
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New York Liaaor Dealers Soeioty-A
special meeting of this SDciety, will bs held on
Tuesday evening, the ID inst, at she Metropolitan
a. attendance Is importA0t. by order Of p W.
FNGs, President; JOHN ROGERS, Recording
Secretary. OIL ass5s
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A IT. importance MeeIinE will be held %
Monday evening, at the Chaps, IN King St. near
Hudson Vt. The meeting will be addressed Ivy
QUA, DIR, FRASER, sPR0WL aud others. Friends
OF lem france are invited, aud you tnAi are msn
Of strength h minRls 1t ong drink. DAVID GAL
BRAI I'll, Preaidant.
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o. U. A 18th Anniversary of Charter
OaG CHAPTER No ~, order ~ United Americans
VIII be held at the Allen 1t. N. y. Church, Monday
tVthlng, OF 81. ORIi, by ne Rev. JohA X
stsres with dher patriotic oXercises,to comnisnos
At hai-past o'clock. We coIdisly inVits the pub
tic 10 attend. Admission FREQ. VIM NJ POWNALL.
Chairman, j. G, POWNALL, Sec'y. II
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LOVE OF STRONG DRISk
Curd /,
DIR. ZKLLS NRRvINE POWDERS.
GENERAL NOHICER.

Hoilcway's Ointment aud Pills arc n Ger.
tain cure for all wounds, and ulcers. Only 10
cents per box or PCT. los
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Carpets and oil Cloths rhesp-Tape-,r,
Brussells 81 and IS cts ply, 90 -; super ingrain
tsOd; BEAUTIFUL ingram, 9s6d St6d: oil cloths ksd.
70, at LANNON'S, BTs Hudson At, nssT King Of.
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Manufactured and for sale al 90 SOUTH SEQ
0ND ST, WlLLiAMsBURGH. l.. |. For sale -
Druggists generally. go slAs.yOe
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Wanted.

The CUMBERLAND Coal DEALERs.-A few
days ago it was announced that Mr.. P. DOYLE
would sell in small lots at his coal yard on
College Street, good article of Cumberland
Coal at 261 cents per bushel; or IS per load.
There was rush to his Office to take advan-
tage of the generous offer. Messrs. JAMES,
HATDEs, and SHEPPARD, thereupon published
a card in which they alleged that Mr.. DoLYE
had been the cause of the advance in coal
here, and had endeavored to induce them to
join him in putting up the prices still higher.
They also declared that they had been making
Communication of prices to the poor, and had
sold to such even when it was uncertain
whether they would ever be paid. Mr.. DOYLE
responds that he is willing to sell to the poor
at Is and 20 cents per bus bel, if Messrs.
JAMES, HAYDEN and SHEPPARD "will con-
sent to do the same" He adds-'I call up
on them in the name of religion and human.
ity to assist the poor" We have no doubt,
from what all these gentlemen have said,
that they are full of the "milk of human
kindness" and sincerely DESTROYS to help the
poor. It is fortunate that supplies of coal
are in the hands of gentlemen SO kind and
humane. So long as their supplies last the
poor fellow who can raise Is or 20 cents for
his bushel, need not, we may safely conclude,
have any fear of freezing this winter. After
making profession of their generosity none of
these dealers, we are sure, win recede from
the position of benefaetors of the needy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08
sherfn,s SAFE

RY virtue of yend- Expanas, to me directed, and
y delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
davidson county Tennessee, at its September term,
1901, VIII expose to public SALE TO the highest bid
Nashville on Saturday, the 9th day of November Al
right ute claim, interest and estate, which Ralph
Martin tnen bad or may have since acquired in and 20
me ioliowng described piece, parcel hot Of land
Davidson county, State of Tennessee, in the city d
Nashville, and bounded follows Fronting seventy
seven Feet two inches on Market street. and running
back and fronting on Broad street fortyfve feet four
inches being levied on as the property Of Ralph Mar
tan, TO satisfy judgment rendered in favor OF Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad Company against
Charles E. Martin, Ralph Martin, and c. W. Smith,
November Ii, 1891. 49, 81 T-=
JOHN K EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
octl5 By w. D. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08
To the Citizens of Davidson and the
Surrounding Country.


The Hospital for the sick and wounded sol
aiers in the service of the Confederate States,
which has been established in the city of
Nashville, is now open for the reception Of
patients, several hundred of whom have ar
rived, and are now under treatment. Those
having the Institution in charge are advised
that the number of sick soldiers to be cared
for here will be greatly increased within the
hext three or four days, thus greatly increas-
ing the pressing necessity for additional
contributions of hospital stores, food, &c.
The members of the Ladies' Tennessee Hos
bital Association, therefore, deem i. their
iuty to make these facts known to the peo-
ple of Davidson and the surrounding country,
and ask them to the exercise of renewed eff.
Tort and generosity in behalf of these afflicted
defenders of our homes. Besides the bedding,
meeting, towels and other articles necessarily
n the line of hospital furniture, an immense
mount Of the right kind of food is absolutely
required for the large number of sick men,
For this, to great extent, we must depend
lpon the patriotic liberality Of our citizens,
md earnestly ask for donations of butter,
kggs, milk, vegetables, fowls, etc. Assured
hat this appeal is not made in vain, we res
bectfully call upon persons able to make
uch contributions to send them as soon as
possible to the Hospital, North Market street,
hitherto known as the Douglas Building
Contributors need entertain no fear but what
She articles they give will be received and
properly appropriated.
Mrs. F. B. FoGG, President.
Mrs. DR.. SHELBY, Vice Pres't.
Mrs. GooPER, Secretary. ~
Nashville, Nov. ., 1861.
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Manassas Quickstep.

above title, dedicated to the brave defenders Of
that ever memorable spot. Price so cents.
Also, new editions Of the Palmetto Song, 40 cents:
Song Of the South so cents; Dixie all Right so cents
southern Boys, 30 cents; Southern Marsellase, so
cents; Thou art 30 Near and yet so Far, 40 cents;
Polka 40 cents; Pride of the South Mazuka 40 cents
Minute Men, or Flag Of the South-by Hawking, SO
cents besides many others nv own publication TO-
gether with the publications Of all the Southern
houses. FaT "a
An SENT post free, on receipt Of the marked price.
For Drums and Bugles, send to 80 Union street.
JAMES A. MCCLURE, Music Publisher.
Lorena," 40 cents; Cottage by the Sea, IS cents;
Ieesburg March, 10 cents, and Dixie Quickstep, 90
CENTS Send your orders. ssnsT = s,ssept9e-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08
She.rif,s Sale.

PY virtue of an Alias Yendtioni Exponas to me dr.
~ rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its Sep
TENDER term, 1851, will expose to public sale, TO
the highest bidder for cash. the Court House Yard
N the city Of Nathvle, Saturday, the 23d day of
November, 1851 all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate, which Felix G. Mckay then had, or may
have since acquired in and to the following described
property, to wit two likely negro men; john about
thirty two years CT age, OF yellow complexion, and
Nike, about thirty of age, Of yellow complexion
being levied on as the property of Felix G. Mckay TO
satisfy a judgment rendered in favor of P. Gibson
use, &C., against Felix Mckay and L. Y Craig this
October Both, 1861. 49, tezTTS 4 =
2 s - JOHN Z. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08
Sherif,s Sale

Qf virtue of Vend. Ex. No 1880 TO me directed .
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF davidson county, Tennessee, at its september
highest bidder, for cash. at the Court House ward Ia
me CITY OF Nashville Saturday the 9th day Of No
Vemoer 1861 all the right, title claim, interest and
since acquired in and the following described
10. NO 90 IN the plan of division Of N. A. MeEairyss
STATE winch said plan is Of record in the Chaneery
az nashville in minute book e, pages 5ez and
9o2 70 winch reference is had containing acres and
IA poles being levied on the property Of William
d AcNairy, TO satisfy Judgment rendered in favor
OF A. J. Cole against w. A. AcNairy October I6 1881
JOHN K. EDMUNLSoN, Sheriff, = =
~ by A. CREE1, D, p Sheriff
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No. 2sS6
Sherims Sale.

By virtue Of an Alias vend Epanas to me directed
and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
davidson County, Tennessee, at its September
1861, viii expose TO public SALE TO the highest bidder
ior at the Court House yard IN the city Of Nash
vne, on saturday the I'd day Of November, 1851, ali
IL title, claim, interest and estate, which s. L.
Aen then had or may have since acquired In and to
me Iolowng described property (yz3 "A peiee, lot
2. ground bounded as follows beginning the corn
sr oi iot conveyed for Church, and DR.. l. Ezell's
line, and running thence west Is A. As poles to the
center OF the Turnpike road thence with the ceer
sa,o turnpike road south 20 degrees, 81 1910
Poies 70 stake on said lot and the line of Payres
snehce north % poles 10 the south corner or said
Cnurcn lot, thence north IS poles the southwest
OF sad Church lot thence north IL poles
peginning being levied the property Of s. L Al
70 satisfy Judgment rendered in favor Of w. B.
against Allen, W. w. Goodwin and Z. B.
olgiey, this, Oct. !, 1851. -
= JOHN z. EDMUNDSoN, Sheriff
octS-td W. D. ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08
A Great Chance for Perfume In Land

HAVE 300 acres Of fine land as can be found in
i Texas or elsewhere I am bound to sell, or viii
swap for place improved in or about Nashville. Ny
16 miles from Waco, and miles from the Texas csf-
trail Railroad in fine healthy country with plenty of
the river passing through the tract. Enber-thsre
about 200 of the finest Cedar and about 500
Of heavy Pecan Bottom the balance OF the tract
is the finest prairie land comprising of the most
desirable tracts Of land that befound the State
For further information address Thomas E. Everett
Neel's Creek Post Once Bosque county, Texas, who
Texas. Reed went from this county. The title 10
clear and perfect and unincumbered. The papers
be seen at the Commercial Hotel. can be seen du-
ing the day at Sharp & Hamiiton's Sword Factory,
night at No. 10 Coopers Building, Cherry; street.
= Sep 10 ftE4s1f E1ik r. L. JUSTICE. {
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-08
CO. cd movement.

We learn that our leading merchants have
agreed on and after Monday next, the 11th
inst, TO open their stores at s o'clock A. NJ,
and cloee them at o'clock P. N. This will
give them ample time to attend to all the
business that offers, and do away with the
practice of keeping open store When nothing
is doing. 1t will also be a relief 70 all en-
ployed in the stores. .5-