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Law CARDS.

T. D. xEAyoor nwALLKA
KERFOOT d WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELL0Rs AT Law,
DALLAs TRxAa
NR-Prompt stentlon to Collection and Land Claims.
Fs-samue N. Garland, Amherst O. H., Va; John
Thompson Jr, Amherst H. Va Garland Christian, Lynch
rsIs.; Hon 4. L. DARRELL, DO. nhso-dAey
DAVID $. G. CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
pRAclIcEs all the COur Of the eouniis, of Nelson and
Amherst He win sttesd TO Law business entrusted 70
g. Address, Tys River Warehouse p O., Nsson Co., Va
ia2s-ly
CAMM PATTEsON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN THE COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON ANO AMHERST.
Once Buckingham O, H.
PARKE POINDEXTER,
ATTORNE AT LAW.
Richmond City, Va.
iL practice In all Courts held In the City Of Richmond
tore Mean w si1 e" anu s:sS"iy
wALTER Il. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN ely AT LAW,
RICHMOND. VA,
SNL practice regularly In all the Courts held the City Of
once No. Law Building Franklin Stree. deo-sn
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD BOULDiN and his son WOOD BouLDIs, Jr.
w have united In tie practice OF the law In The counties
Iharote, Halifax and Meckienburg.
WOOD DouLDIN.Jr, WOOD BoCLDIS.
Esetlenburs, county. charlotte ocu mtg.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LL practice the the cities of Richmond and Pc
w tesnurg, and the counties OF Henreo and Chesterfield
once in Beyins Block l2h street near sta.e O. au2i-a
EUSTACE GIBSON,
ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts Of Giles, Mercer Monroe
,aAlly for all claims placed In his hands
Pcst once, Giles court House, Va IylI-
JOHN W. GREEN,
ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts Of the City Of Richmond and
SOS q s sS s % s 70 III
her VIM Green, southwest cor san and this. ieyI-dly
r. G. 81 B. 9. BOULDIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
oHARLoTrE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
Courts.ohaOts, Prince Edward AppSmassOI. Moosl.a-
burg and Lonepburg. mylS-y
r. q. BRECKENRIDGE.
ATTORNER AT LAW.
DRAcrlcEs the Courts o,BOtsour and adjoining cosnss
"A Address
,e2s-iy rstson,surg Rsis.our oounty.v Va
0. y DoUGLAB, r. GREdoRY, ia,
AyleHr, Els Tm- Old Church, Hanover
DOUGLAS d GREGORY
WILL attend all the Courts Of King William and Hanover
w T. DOUGLAS will slso attend the oourts OF King Queen
,re Caroline. fels-ly
slukrckB JoHrsoH ALHx . ouieou.
JOHNSON & GUIGON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA
Practice In all the courts ofths city Richmond county
Henrco. Mr. johnson viii practice In Chesterfield.
E9-onee Wig Budding, on Franklin street jyt
III l.. BROOKE hai resumed the practice Of Law IN the
IL. cily Of Nchrnord.
oas.ia psvins nsv building on 18Th fssnans Bank stree.
Isqs-u
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SWEET rO1aTes rLANrrNGs !. E soSat SALE A..
MAP OF THE STATE or IsS CHM,
Publishers. Booksellers and stsuopen,
Have purchased entire edition Of Richie DunnAvsnt,
rate msp Of the State polished contains all the
es principal raroscs rivers canals and all ether inter
nal In neat packed form price $780,
". also pasl.s Haraees Light Infantry Tactics, complete In
one velsme with plates end laps, 80.
The Hand sS9 sy Capt jas Lee of the Fret
Cash be with the orders 80 all
Bwe have in press, and viii publ.h shortly qihans
Manual for Volunteers and hns containing $40 pages and 200
Illustrations. -
ssir%isaef D and H.yeae: Ess.e p.oa,s'y Illustrated
teer., new edition; sth Thousand. ,,.-. ,or,,.-o.,
ays pusliahsr,. I4S Main street. sich%ond. ".
r '-'' CLLRK5oN ANDERSON,
je3 No 100 Main yreet
NOTICE.
INRoM aner ds,c sales will be made for
Il except by special contract. - -
my7 hNT, PANbh oo.
ID ACON, PEAS AND BRANs.-Ju,. received sspe
10 Mo- ii ssy R ssnr BLACK Eye Peas Tor Ss =
a. the market viii Afford for cash.
py,c Corner Main And 9th stIeei.
A rTfYIION MlLIr1RY.--Brass Letters for Militia
IA ~ Ospa inside TO order and OF hand.
o'Ap.n''' af0'Ssd "'s,sanaS Ss P brand Gutter.
ses. door TO tbs Columbian Hotel sheefoe nP,
uytT Richmond, v,
TSIDEK VINEGAR. WILSON'S genuine Oiaer yl0sg.r
" nA'' u" on . '' - sELDEN MIL ER,
leg eoraer lith ana Cary ct evts.
'0s Wilson'S oder Hpfs'; Si ~ y;
CLARRT wINEs.---lsO GASES, IN ATONE
''' ''' ' sELDrN MnLIa,
mves onr NJ iIh Ard osrv.
MILITARY FATIGUE sHIHTs.-amtsy n.
M su. % of Blue Grey and Fed Essns Ss oo
y.sssT 4 hsTa9a Olga"
nSis No sis Main sfr..
w stare and for sale by sELDEN / MTLLER,
ispS l4th ami Gary streets
BUCKLES, SPURS, &C.
VUsT received and for sale
ron, Leather ssddr.s,g, assorted;
$50 sross Roller urkles assorted y, l. IN, ~;
10 Jipannsd Hsrnsfs BUSHES s,or e.; e.;
dc. Jspsnnei Mul. Ers
20 ms ro.o shoe .l.eat t
sdos Bres Post Bits;
60 cards Timed aud Plsedspurr
soIs, Copper Rive, and Dur ,,,,,,.
1000 lbs Cotton rsot Rope;
so ibs Jpts Hemp Rope;
", ''A i'ADeN '' SMITH. RHoDEs co.
PJKUS JUGS P0R CO0LIsG WATER
We have on hand tupp the above Jugs vhc We are SELF
Ing CHEAP And We have lee family should have her
osr :, ~ KEEsLE PARIS P.ttery,
i've Corner Of 18th and Cary streets
AT PRIvATE SAILS.
". have for sale pv..y, sNO. MICRO NAN Who sr't'
IIo Corner Prsnidn and Wall sis
t0O wATaR PROOF COATs,.PdSs .; each oan
ia Main Street
NB-ord.rs received full companies Ulo
DOCK ksT INKsTANDSa ~ 90 ana ~ Cents'-
J. W RANDOLPH 100 wsin street has for sale 81 20 and &c.
he hest Pocket ini stands With pens and hanale ls'
MILITARY GLOvE&-whits Berlin. snd Cotton
ss.,sko - s EFHT pAISE 20.
- ks AND M AGAzINS fOh THE
SOLDIERS WITHOUT PRIoE
W. RANDOLPH 49, Main Street. has large steck Of eoun
ID Literary Messenger DeBcws soathsrn ss.s Harper
Magazine Punins monthly, baekvood kerth snsn Lonoo5
Quarterly and many other magAknss bssdss
so W. - y, ntns ~ uys1
EvEnY egyACEI houd boy eS q nssss ssa.. g, g
sy .sss Ne sH iss,i ~ SsSS 80 ID ~ ~
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

W. RANDOLPH, i9t Main Street, has for sale fun
stock Of school Miscellaneous Books Cap Letter Note,
IA Wrapping psperPens Ink knVsOpe Inksiands Pencils
s.n5.Sd G1.ls mJT
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FKlaCrlos FOH yoLUSrEES rs, ~ "A , AG,
sNs Of vaeuos Volunteers IN Active Service compiled
Ter. the latest embracing AZ that essen
Ill for active ggcs ~ C2 VIZ n kcHAkDSos ~
kEApLY READY.
MANUAL FOR rRoOPEas AND MOUNTED NILEMEs +
s. you'd ali your attention 20 important military york In
The course pubeshGn BY tovnsnan Morris puehsner
and The book has been prepared BY Co Lnci
-. ~ he Army entitled rRoOPKRs hAsukL being
snon and Of the @ for Mounted rnemen In sd
t,sn 10 vhIch q ne printed In fu the skrrhers Dbl for
Mounted Raemen by Capt haury to which correspondent re-
erred 40 fayorAby In columns few weefs skr-RAg
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR fdE BALE OF NkGRO&
TNJgE has this day commenced the Auction business,
or the sale OF NEGROES a, the Auelen Room Franklin
street lately occupied by BETS 4 GRHG0sY
He sell Negroes both paby A,d privately, and sofcs the
Pao h friends and the pubic generally He pledges bis
sGs promote the 81 bis patrons; and nAt.ers hlse
xt % bis long experience 10 the irads he viii be enabled TO
obtain The NJ hest nAsi prices He Gil make liberal advances
AZ property IN hAadand prepared 70 board
gged the trade and Ao their ample
nodNiona Tor both. T. II SfOkGS.
On FranAnn, srd door below W Al street.
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AIS ~. sroKEa-a on.
rTYoU HAVE uORsS OF MULE In bad condition, iry Bu-
Il Val 4 Norton's Horse Tonic. sS.h iIy
lines pce Of Il io= rlroVgy the conGlon o. brses &C.
a. preventing and caring Bots, Torh Aideeognd DssnPe
Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor.
-. - .,ss.-sr1 apps
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t,DMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO., oTTkR FOE
~ Sale lknding,
Coin sicily, Madeira wines,
Hennessey Brandy In pipes and Z, cash,
Vintage 1855 IN Bond,
Pipers Hsldsick Wine,
Out Loaf euZAxs,
Gunpovder And Black fSal,
lava Coffee,
London Mustard,
Porto Rico sugar and Moasses,
ALSO
Jamaica Rum, years In Bond.
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IMPORTED GOODS.
chsddar Cheese Of superior quality and beautifully put ~
Dutch Cheese In balls, Of superior quality
Olives CSpers, Olives Fare
E,rande Chsrieuse Cordial, white and reen)
naeearoui, vermeeeln, IS Ciga1
Chow Chow, Canliaower, Onions
Woster sauee, scyers, Relish, Pquants sauce
Mustard, olive on and BArdines -
Brandy is95 ChAnpAgns In nAsnuzs qusrt pln and hal
plnts
osres. from good " vesy superior
Por sale By - =
JsSo-sx BLAIR oRAhBERLArNnE
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FAMILY ssEdRINGs AND SaAD,
l. 80 sslL Potomac CUT HEkRlGGs
. bbls Panty Rec
10 bbh. No. / sHlD
For sais low 70 close.
is sroKFs co
NANLPULArEf. ;sSlANO AND GN.UnDPLAS.
III TEA.-sO1o bags Manipulated Guano ~ pr.pa-
ration. Nso lS0 bbia -sAarpes" Richmond GRAND Plaster
For sale By EDMOND, DAvENPOhT co.
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oYyIoE RICHMOND kP. R Y. CO. I.
RicHx Nd Va June 81, 1851.
0NHROUGH y II X q n T ranger eats 20
IL charleston and savannah
cheap Freight be paid At either end Of
the line by applying al this efies
Ie2s-im euperintendent
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RICHMOND WING.
MILLINERY FAIL TRADE. 1860.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
n DEsfRs to ,an attention. " NY removal rom No.
s1rssL eOsdous 5aag No. 22s Main Etrse al
ssPOfsWooD uorsL,"
sih And SS se-,s where prepared slAr
Ws.3ek of
alLGNERY GOODS
ane s.iy,aie Millinery s-chs hs- Asse;ofore consisting Of
sk rau Velvet 1ODael soonet Panes Sbbons, French
snd Amsrlsr Pc Bridal Erushs Head Dresses ress Cas-
&c s G-hA Crane and haSn Collars Ane Sleeves In
n Caps srl Coaks Pc hes ana rahs Ac, n al
II connection viih the garsl Millinery ein-ss ~ asnut.o
tsre % order Cloaks Erd dsntsa ofsn - a TIE Ates sh
eaAAe styles reasonable lio An orders VII receive pofaP
al .D.cl. st,.rso.- n. @. RAkrON
"a Nam g
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June - SPECIAL NOTICE. June -
MILITARY GOODS.
good. ss.p,ta To- Si,ry Gsnp.iss u.nins EseaoSi
cal ou;at Receiving this week
So % ofsns Bae s.rnsit
5000 do Hickory Stripes for shss
S ssS DO s sss,p, S Sssy c ,;,t. q, o,
Gbaes x Gotten c.naburs,
IS Do 81 dto
70 do Hss,y - Br"sn Douesucs
800 yds Pstent slack EpAnsI'd Coth
aIss r.:s sss.l. icr uni" vpsopn. NO. '-' '''' '
&c pairs superior Blanksu
go do res. navy q,
h, s .Ssys W. siI q sSst goods for camp SERVICE vii
is. e''-.'' - iiVsFp sossa. ss Main Sire.
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING.
~ well .orted stock Of oLorI for them
cut which they sealing prices We hay very i.,s
lot q osssu su 81 per & Also, nrsp de NE
srps IN ciOtSios House shci icy selling very low Pc
IONS want can get '' S'Bs * inf Harris az
CxTRACT or JAMAICA oINsRR, for the r,nr,
Il Of py,p pIa Darhes Palm and unessress Of
stomach heat Of the weather Or ss:nss Of Vac
prepared and'''dby ~'fkr ~ ~ o.,
ILLUMINATION CAN"LRs, 20 so,S Of L, sssl
OUNPOWDKs TKA.-1hs sne.. quality imported. 70,
800" Garner ias and I o .l :,-.e..
q PU U.s. AXLIs-ys,, TO hand. Of TANNED
j.s s,"'' % smith. RHODES CO.
Con CHAIN. from x's IL ss' . n: co..
jeia Nm los Main fire.,
CT. MARTINS sALT.-sOco bushes 8. Martins salt
suitable for packing beef PORK s1S ash e, i 81 M
MILITARY CLOTHING MADE 10 ORDER.
" toIIssIns Good, e Military ps'pa' -.
Teed Cashmere Ssasue Jackets ~ Air.s,
HEAVY French Linen s, skS , !.iss. .p ID Shirt
u.,o ASSr J. "a : i 81 Main
DUvAL,s UGasYRUP.-Asov sovereign remedy fc,
~ Coughs, o'd Boaeness. whoopips Dough, Ashns, and
". iFiI sos = 90, prSs.r.
1hO ssLs. PORTLAND SYRUP in A'" and 'S go :.,;n
JULY 18th, 1851.
MILITARY AND OTHER GOODS.
1HonAs =; RMI S11,i: CO.. have Just opened
Grey cnsnu"
Blue Lirsrys
n.d Cashier, for sh iArtus Prr,' 10 ae for Solder,
Ihih Linen. Iin.n Daei',
fovelling, Cheete Lners
Bie,shed sheeungs, Bro. Drrs
Colored La ns BAIe7es and other Dress Goods
Id bat upon such soods they have lad 70 huv recepiy
hey must place an advance hy have pay ADDITION
d I:1s =, ,,,o..eo
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DIR. J. w. GARLICK.-DEAI
O16 hh-IhAys for months uisd In my family Sem
pie iusy celebrated Baking 20 dcrs and pleas
nre IN Recommending then the very best article
have ever trsd for making light sweet spon bread. There
no nsd bread when gempless used
Petersburs. jul Va. , so8, 1880 iss n
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue of Alias venditioni Exponas 10 me di-
Id rected, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its Sep
tember term, 1851, will expose to public SALE 10
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House Yard
In the city of Nathve, Saturday, the 23d day Of
November, 1861, 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 witt two likely negro men, john about
thirty two yeaIs of age, of yellow complexion, and
Nike, about thirty years Of age of yellow mpexion
being levied on as the property Of Felix G. Mckay
satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor of p. Gibson,
use, &C. against Felix Mckay and l. Y. Craig this
October 30th, 1851.
JOHN Z. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
49,. - By ". d. ROBERTSON. Deputv Sheriff 3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
Hoard Of Aldermen.

At the meeting of this body last night, all
the members were present.
Alderman Love, from Finance Committee.
presented the reports OF the Recorder, City
Treasurer, Revenue Collector and Water Tax
Collector. The Recorder collected, for IL
censes and fines. sl55I IA; the Revenue Col
lector $6026 IS; and the Water Tax Col!ec-
tor Sl7s5 SO. Several accounts, fayorably
reported upon by the Committee, were al
lowed. ,a+ts
Alderman Newman presented the report of
the Wharf Master, showing wharfage collect
ed in October, to the amount of Sl99 "a.
Alderman Bell submitted the report of the
Chief of the Fire Department, showing the
Department 10 be in excellent condition.
There were four fires in the month of Octo
Der, involving loss of only 81, 270. The
expenses for the month was SI0l9 So. - j.
- Alderman Hinton submitted the report OF
the Second Clerk of the Market, showing
$3.50 collected fer stall reuts.
Alderman Cheatham presented The Work
House Keepers report for October, showing
81 committais, and that ls remain in confine-
ment, @l,sezss 49,
Several resolutions from Board of Common
Council were read and coneurred in. as
Alderman Cbeatham introduced hill 10
appropriate $3.50 to the Robertson Associa-
ton, to aid the poor of the city. Passed three
readings.
Two or three bills were introduced and
passed on first reading.
Alderman Cheaiham offered a resolution to
put up q gas lamp post on the corner Of
High and Cedar streets; which was referred
to Gas Committee.
. Alderman Love offered resolution in re-
lation to the School Fund, which was referred
to the Finance Committee.
Alderman Woodward's bill to establish q
Board of Health, was taken up and passed on
second reading. = e. a1sssre
The Mayor reported contributions in coal
from several coal dealers In the city, for the
benefit of the poor; which will be published
The Board adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
Manassas Quickstep.

4 HAFEjust received piece of Music bearing the
above title, dedicated to the brave defenders OF
that ever memorable spot Price so cents
Also, new editions OF the Palmetto Song 20 cents;
Song OF the South so cents Dixie all Right, Cent?
Southern Boys, 80 cents; Southern MarselIaise so
cents; Thou art so Near and yet 50 Far, 20 cents
The Feint Resemblance, 40 cents southern Belle
Polka, 20 cents Pride of the South Sazaks 20 cents
Minute Men, or Flag of the South-by HAWKING so
cents; Reeolectons of Memphis, I" Romanza.o so
cents; besides many Others Of my publication
gether with the publications Of all the southern
houses. E.sesEFz4sF : ~s4<<tzss
All sent post free on receipt of the marked price
For Drums and Bugles, send 70 so Union street
1s JAMES A. MCCLURE, Music Publisher.
p. SIN press, and viii be out 10th November
Lorena," 40 cents; Cottage by the Sea, IS cents
Ieesburg March, 40 cents, and Dixie Quickstep, 40
cents. Send your orders sept2s-tf
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Rooms OF THE TRNx. HOSP. Asso y. :

- Rooms OF THE Tenn. HOSP Asso y.
Mrs. /. T.. NICHOLs0N-Dedr Madam: Your
note indicating your wish to resign your of
fee as Treasurer of the Tennessee Hospital
Association, has been received, and valuable
as your faithful performance OF duty has been
to the welfare of our organization, it is the
common feeling with US all that your energy
can be more useful still in another depart
ment of duty, and that the most Important
of all. The accompanying resolution will
fully explain our meaning
= Resotpea, That Mrs. /. c. NICHOLSON be
hereby duly accredited as the Chief Nurse OF
the Tennessee Hospital Association. and that
she and her assistants be requested to wear
distinctive badge, bearing thereupOn the
name of the Association, aud carrying with
it all the authority that attaches to sneh an
important position.
- With sentiments of the highest regard,
Mrs. FRANCIS B. FOGG, President.
Mrs. DIR. SHELBY, Vice Pres't.
Mrs. A. G. PAYNE, Treasurer
Mrs. WA. COOPER, Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
aa AN app 4 A L
To the Citizens of Tennessee, and of
L = the south Generally. 500

the SOufh & eneraIfy. I-
Again we are forced to renew our call upon
your generosity. With the winter comes
host OF new wants, and If these are not sup
piled the suffering falls on none so heavily
comforts of home and the sympathy of
friends. 90 -fr-l E.-5.sT
We have been lsbotiHg most arduously to
alleviate the snfferings of the gallant men
who have thus bravely rallied in defence of
our common Right, but the list of sufferers OF
late has so fearfnily increased the Hospitals
under our management so rapidly filed up,
aud such constant drain been made upon
our limited stock OF supplies that we can only
turn nov for help TO you-imploring yeur
aid in this holy work of comforting the cheer
less and lonely. and soothing the pillow of
disease. sFs' zea s'f = ss5-Si
Not for our own credit is this appeal re-
newed Our effort has been, and shall be, to
remove every trace of selfishness from the
faithful performance of our painful but Hea-
ven -hallowed task. ,a7 - sssaI
Came foy70ard and help US, and to yoat be all the
h0foT. "a st7-
In our Hospitals in this city are men from
nearly eOery !Siane in the C0yederacy, and their
number is constantly Increasing. Our patri-
otto people are acting ostzeaIously in this
good work, but they cannot do all.
Could you see, as we do, every day, the
raVages of disease and the plainly marked
advances of the Destroyer once Draw
ny and robust wasting swiftly for the tomb
cheeks once rudy with health, now wan and
sunken with the endurance of untold discom
forts and racking pains !; eyes once bright
with cheerful glow, now yearnings and plain
tive, seeking with sad look few more tokens
of human friendship, ere that friendship is
forever vain-could you in person come and
witness this, NO need of such cali; gladly
would you give, though but mite, for the
sustenance ofthose who are subjected to all
these priyations that your homes may be pre-
served from the pollutions of thesinvaler.
Lists of needed supplies have been SO gen.
orally published that we deem it unnecessary
to specify. All communications must be ad-
dressed to the proper officer of the Associa-
ton, and will be promptly attended to-
Boxes should be sent with special directions
and to responsible persons.
Mrs. F. B. FOGG, President
-. Mrs. DIR. SHELBY, Vice Pres,t.
Mrs. A. G. PAYNE, Treas'r.
Mrs. w. B. COOPER, Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13
Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue Of alias vend exponas 20 me air. cted
~ and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee its September term,
1861, will expose TO public SALE to the highest bid
der, for cash. at the Court House yard in the City Of
Nashville Saturday, the 30h day Of November 1851
all the right title, claim interests and estate which
c. d. Elliott then had may have since acquired, In
and to the following described property certain
piece, parcel tract of land, containing Is acres,
situated on the Nashville and Franklin Turnpike road,
and bounded as follews Beginning At the Southeast
corner Of r Currey's land on the Aforesaid Turn
pike, thence at right angles il westerly direction
along the South boundary line Of said Curry land TO
the Southwest corner of said tract Of land thence
along the Western boundary Of said land and inea
northeriy direction, Car may be necessary 70 in
cude said Is acres, thence in line parallel with said
Southern boundary 70 the Turnpike road or Eastern
boundary line, thence along said Turnpike TO the pc
ginning Said land lying and being in the County or
Davidson State of Tennessee being levied on as the
property Of G. D.. Elliott 70 Salty Judgment rem
desed in favor Of Samuel Watkins against 9. Elliott
this November 7tb, 1901 -..,.., ..s.iss-
BY W. D. RoBEz1soS, Dep. Sh'f.
.fr&-f -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

A CHANGE---Oury young friend j. r. GREEN
has become member of the firm OF NEyINs,
KEITH d Co, having purchased the interest
of Mr.. BUTLER who retires- Mr.. GREEN as
one of the most intelligent and capable bust
ness men of his age in the city We wish
both himself and the retiring member, as well
as his partners, unbounded success.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

We call the attention Of our country friends
to the straying OF number of government
cattle branded b, and request any parties
having knowledge OF some TO report to the
government agents. E. N. BRUCE i Co., who
will pay a liberal reward for the return Of
the cattle, or any Information which will Sc
cure them. Ioctl3-lws
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Keep your Property Insured.
DIR KINGS DISPENSE RY
FOR PRIVATE "a DISEASES.

z.ea DR.. KING formerly Of New York, for
~ - the last four years of Louisville KY,
- and who has devoted his attention TO
the treatment of private diseases for 80 years
himself, having attended TO practice for so many
years, and cured many thousands he s enabled TO
cure all diseases Of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from injudcious medical treatment,
or from neglect of their DIR. King Dispensary
No % Deaderick street, between and the Square,
econd story where he cures all diseases of private
nature. - q - - -. So -
Gonerhea cured without nanseous medicines on In.
erference with business. =. =szrstesf ga
Structures OF old recent date efectuay cured in
q few days, by operation which causes mo pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be en}oyedd
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment can be eneetaaly
Seminal Weakness.-Particuara attention having been
given to this disease and a the consequences growing
out of IT, brought in many cases by the destructive
habits Of inconsiderate youths and excessive ndui
gence OF the passions, neglect Of which win underi
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unfit for
business society, aud causing premature old age.
Females who may be 1aboring With any difficulty Of
the Wombsmay rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating their
case with afee enclosed, direct to Dr. A. King, No Is
Deaderick street, Nashville Rpn., viii have the necee
sary medicines sent to them address, Office hour
ON O'Clock in tho morning untile In the evening.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-13

wAll persons in the city or country
willing to assist in nursing the sick soldiers,
are requested to meet at the McKendfee
Church, on Thursday morning, at 10 oeiock.
The pastors of the various churches in the
city are also requested to be present.
MRS. + @. NICHOLSON, Chief Nurse