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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-26
Chancery Sale.

HOUSE And LOT FOR SALE.
DIRSUANr 10 decree of the chaneery CSa-t ct
Nashville, al November Term 1880, il the case Of
e. KINNEY e. George fhomas and wife, viii sell
81 the Court Ho1ss II Nashville, on Saturday, March
9Th, 1851, a Lot Of ground North Marker street,
being the sold by the npaiuznt to the Defend
No L. in B4ieh and WhIseside's Addition-fronts IS
feet and Is 10 feet wide 81 and back lss
and four inches.
TERMS 80 months' credit without interest and Tree
from redemption, purchaser 10 execute with APP
proved security and lien also retained.
febl3-tds J. E. GLE AYES, c. IN
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Chancery Sale.
TRACT OF 1as ACRES LAND, Iax NILES FROM
NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE
PURSUANT to q decree of the Chancery Court az
L Nashville, at November Term, 1850, IN the czseof
Edward l. Jor.ian Admir- &c, Of SOiomOn Morton,
decd, rs. Joseph H. Hampton a o hers, will sell
at public sale az the Curt House in Nashville,
Saturday, March 9Th 1861, Tract Of l62 acres and
Is poles of Land lying IL miles from Nashville
the Nolensviie Turnpike Road, and being the same
Farm sold by Solomon c. Mort n, decd 70 Joseph IA
Hampton
TsRMS:-6, II and "a months credit without inter
est. and free ffun redemption, purchaser 70 give
with approved security and lien also retained
febI3-tds J. E. GLEAVES, e. an
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NoTIcE TO -sHIPpERs.

GENERAL FEkHsHf Office, I
Nashville & Decatur Railroad.
WYE viii receive FFeIghts for all points the Aeu-
w phis and Char.eston Mobile and Ohio, and Mis-
sisppi Central Railroad Pay charges and forward
goods without delay, JOHN W RAIClifF,
49, General Agent
feb22-lm
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Land at Chancery Sale.

Peter H. Ackey and others Is Rebecca r Ackey and
Others
DURSUANr to a decree Of the Chancery Court Al
L Nashville, a; November Term, 500, the above
named case, will sell al pubic Sale, al the Court
House ia Nashville, saturday, March 9th, 1861, two
small tracts OF nd-beng subdiv isiuns of the Moore
Tract, West Fork Of Mill Greek, one parcel being
known the plan No. 5, and assigned Mrs AcEey
and containing l2% scTes-the other No 8, and
signed 10 Mrs Patton, and containing Is n arcres.
Further description given on day Of sale
TERAS:-1, AMI years credit with interest,
purchaser 10 pay part cash. and 70 give for residue,
notes with approved securities
febI3-tds ] E GLEAvES, Gam
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TO THE PUBLIC.

X6TE the undersign living and adjacent 70 the
w Noivnsvilie Turnp Ike Road, in order TO place
ourselves and others right before the community !,
wish 10 publish few facts, viz: Feeling ourselves
bi rarity extortioned ulon by Thos- b. johnson,
perintendent of said road number of US petfioned
the Bard OF Directors which met the 14tn OF tbs
month, upon the subject, and some of US met the
Boari person, and stated some of grievances,
viz That, Notwithstanding the great financial panic,
and the low price OF labor Necessary repair The
road, some OF Tolls had been increased 100 per
cent over last year. and during the last few $50
or 200 per cent. 1t tated that thought
the community would not complain pay % p,r cent
more than -rage charge OF other rOaas which 1t
hoped would satisfy the Board, but when the vote
iaken the Super intendents charges sustain
ed by the follow ng vote, viz
AYES E. Lnsley, W. H. Hagan, E Green, J. Cowp-
land and James JohiIsOn-5.
hOES.-E- NJ Patterson A Gregory, P. Street and
W. L. Ewmg4-.
We deem il necessary to make this statement in
justice ourselves and Others there good deal
of feeling the subject, and respectfully leave the
matter before the public.
WILLIAM SHAW, F. HAGAN,
W. GKEENFIEI-D, j. JOINER,
B. ID. HARRIS, J. 4. HOOD,
ID. TANKSLEY, W. BAKER,
W. MOIENHUFF, DAVID HUGHES,
W. K WAR, JAS A. SMITH,
CHARLES COOK, W. B, RAINS,
J. W. DAVIS, JOHN H. ANDERSON, g.
NJ. s. ALL EN-, a II. ROSCUE,
h j. PATTERSON,
And over one hundred others.
January 26th, 1861 feb23-2t
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wasHIxorox. Feb. 10. 1851


The change in the tenor of Mr. Lineoln's
speeches, aud the strong inference, 10 be
drawn from bis course, that when he reaches
Washington he will be glad to surrender The
whole power OF his position to the control of
Mr. Seward hes produced better feeling here
to-day The Republican conflict is also
growing space. and the line of ,lemareaii,o
between The twO wings of the party is now =.
strongly marked that il is hoped thai recon
ciliaticn will be impossible.
THE PEACE C INFERENCE.
The Peace Conference had five l,oursi
session 10 day, with rather an animated dis.
cnssion OF some points, thou b they adj urn
ed IN good temper and fraternal feeling. The
hopes and fears of The Border Slates .aciiat.
ed with each speech, some of which wcre
very iutemperate from both the extremes
the Abolitiouists and Secessionists having
apparently, the same object in yiew-tbat of
defeating all practicable plans of conciIia-
ton. The Southern Union men are confident
tonight of some eEectual agreement to- NOR.
row or Thursday. =
Tie amendment of the Hon. Reverdv
johnson was adopted yesterday by vote Of
IA to sail the Southern States except
Maryland voting 10 the negative, considering
themselves under instructions 10 support Mr.
Crittenden's plan. The South, however, ae-
quiesced after the result was announced, and
the amendment was unanimously agreed to.
A resolution was adopted 90 day limiting
sp>echss 10 fifteen niautes--the OBJ set being
TO come 70 dnai vote as early Is practices
hies- 6attdu0n AMERICAN. Z-s.9 eHfosa1
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HOUSE AND LOT IN WATKINS, ADDITION.
samuel H. Manning rs. P. e. Kelly.

DURSUANT decree Of the Cbsncery Court
4 Nashville at November Term, 1865. ia the above
named case wiii sell at publi sale at my Office n
the Court House, al Nashville, on
SATURDAY MARCH EN-, 1861,
The House ans Lot mentioned in the pleadngs as oc-
cuped by the Il ndsnl- The Lot froaIs So feet
Gay street. il Watkins Addition, and runs back $50
TERMS % and IL months credit without interest,
purchaser give with good security, PAY able
Bank, lien also retained J. GLEAN 70.
fvbS-Ids Clerk and Master.
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FOR RENT FOR 1851.

THE Store Room College Street, occupied 49,
i by Messrs Could s Freeman as 4 Furus iEsES Z
ture Establishment. ,fzkAe
Possession given LIST January, 1861. Apply
to fnov2-tfl MICHAEL VAUGHN
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FOR RENT.

I HAVE four handsome Cottage Houses IN kdgeteid
that would like to rent to COED tenants for the
year. 1851 For information call my residence n
Edgeheid, or on VIM. Moore, who authorized
or sell them E. A. HERMAN
noV27-tf
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For Rent, Furnishes.
For HIRE.

A SLEEPING ROOM, for single gentl men IN 1
n Private House, with every convenience. F9
particulars apply at tins office. anil
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sherif,s Sale.
a,.o..,a

OEHCf III . OaEJs
rY virtue Of an alias "a. TO me directed and de-
ID iivered fron the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
vids county, Tnnessee, at its January term. 1851,
will expvse public sale, the highest biader, for
cash al the house Of s p Anderson on Jnion stree
10 Nashville, the 18th day Of Feb uary. 1851 all
the right title claim, interest and estate wh cn : P.
Anderson then had may have since acquired IN and
to the following dcrbsj property viz 10 boxes RIB
bon l02 boxss an. parts OF boxes Hosiery and Stoves;
boxes Embroidery; 3 boxes Flowers; 6d BODnets;
dozen Corsets lot papsr Muslin; boxes old adirsi
Caps; doz Band Boxes; lot silk Braid; DE- Pocket
Handkerchief; lot Black Velvet Rib L; India Rubbtr
Goois: Rocking Horses; doz Misses Hats; lot
Rion,is and Laces Piano; Show Cases sounfers and
Shelves also the Lease CT the house No S5 on Unon
street. for the balance Of the year 1861 Toys differ
cnt kinda with various other articles Levied upon
as the properly OF s p Anderson, TO satisfy j1dg-
ment rendered in favor Of Tsson Danger against
p Anderson, tnis Feb sth 1851 Sale 70 comnence II
10 O'Clock JOHN K EDHUNDSOS, Sheriff
febs-tds By D. ROBERTSON, D. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-26

WE are receiving new and handsome additions
wv 10 our stock and will soon have a compete as
sortment of Our present stock is better than
we ever in Nashville in February.
Our prices are uniform and are Just as low any
House anywhere will dare Sell in like quantities.
We have adopted current bank bills, called CASH,
al tn date OF sac the basis Of ali tra sactisns, al
lowing liberal discount on large bills Of Goods.
feb1s I'm DOUGLAS d TO
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For Cincinnati.
For New Orleans.

he fine passenger and freight a -
L steamer JAMES JOHNSON, EGxsss=a /
JESSE JOHNSON, Captain, will
leave for the above and intermediate ports on Tues
day ebruary PC. For freight or passage apply or
board, o. to a HAMILTON, | AGENTS
feb2e-td H. Il. HARRISON, Aso'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-26
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE
ROBERTSON ASSOCIATION,
on TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 18th,
an feyCEg7 HALL. aaSoAlG TEMPLE,

At which CAMILLE URSo, the celebrated yioliniste,
VIII appear together with Several OF the best profess
sionai aud amateur In tie city. The Phil
harmonic Soci ~, whose Concerts have Afforded 50
much pleasure the lovers Of music this winter haze
kindly offered their services
Tickets can be procured st tbs principal Book, Au-
SIC and JeHery Stores also from the members Of the
Robertson Association, and the ladies who have ozer
Cd ~ sell them, 1t q EACH
Priassd Prosrsmnss VII Be distributed ths dzy BE-
1ore shs cone<ft- = 2 = - =
oIlieck. - fsb1c-r16z
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For Rent. For Rent.

yXTE have hot + good Negroes 10 hIre AeE Eiriz
w and Boys UAn3-tl h. q HAYNES $50
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ghantsrg saIss.
Chancery Sale.
LEWIS JUNE lands


nT RSTAEI ID decree Of the Chsncery Cour. al
L Nashville. al November Term, 1860, n the case
or Gibson Merritt John A. Fisher ana others, win
sell IT public sale at the Court House N Nashville
saturday March 9Th 1851 Tract Of IS acres and la
poles Of Land, lying Mil Greek, and rsar 70 " G.
II Campbes lands, snd being the same tract sold by
October, 1855
TERMS % and IL months credit without Interest,
and free from REDEEM ptea, purchaser . give notes
with approved security and lien retained
febls-tds J. L GLEAvES, c. 6k.
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IT HE two BOARDING HOUSES eli the ,Mhari owned
by Is the y-ar 1851. Il rcnted
before the 18th January, will be rente5 lsubsis
cry the highest bidder For terms. sc apply to
.. E Bauman, at the Rock City Mills
dec2e-tf Il. sORION
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

A NEGRO WOMAN capable Of doing service for
n small family, cook and washer. decza-r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-26

| = ICfIpH IL w liuicidl power OF Ice
Confederaey shall be vested IN one Supreme
| Court, and ia such inferior c0urtsasar here
ia directed or as fhe Congress may from tim
! 10 time oFdain and establish % p D ~
9. Each STATE shall constitute a District in
| which there SHALL be- a court called District
| Cnurt which, until otherwise provided by The
Congress. shall have 4hy' Jurisdiction vest d
| 10y the law of The United -SIaies as far as
! applicable. insbal h the District aud Circuit
Courts of the Uoiied Stats. fer Lhatsstat.;
h.. Jads-. whereof shalt be appointed ~ the
| Pfesidsnt..i,y and with the asivica and coa-
/ sent # the Congress- and sb2li. until other
| wise ;,rorid. d by The Congress, exercise 4 be.
pow-r and .suth1ity vested by the laws OF
| the United States iu the Judges OF the Dis
| trict and Circuit G 'urls of the Unitsd States,
| for that S ate. and .shall appoint the times
| and places at which the court shall b held .
/ Appeals may be taken airec ly IRON the Dis
| irct Courts to the Supreme Court, under
similar r oulations tst those which are provi-
d. ia cases of appeal TO The Supreme Court
of the Unit d States, or under such regaia-
lions as may be provided by the Congress-
The commission of all the judges shall expire
with this Pro,is iInal Government. L.. .-e.t,
B. Tue SGpreme Court shall b. constituted
of all tn District judges. IN jori;y of ahon
shall be a quorum, aud shall sit at such tunes
aud places a. the Congress shall appoint.
laws for the transfer. OF any caasss which
were pending in the courts oil the United
Staies, 10 the courts of the Confrderacy, and
for the ex cution Of the orders. d crees, aud
judgments hereioiore rendered by the said
courts of tn UAittd States; aud also all laws
which may be rsqnisile 10 protect the parties
10 all such suits, orders, Judgments, or de-
efees. their heirs. personal representatives., or
assigne 6.
SIC 2-The Judicial powers shall extend
to hi eas. Of law . Id equity, arising under
ibis Constitution. the laws Of the United
States, and of this Confederacy, aud treaties
made, or which shall be made, under its au-
thoIity,; - all Cases affecting ambassadors,
other pabiic ministers and .cunsul>; 20 all
cases of admiralty aud maritime jurisdiction;
TO controversies to which the Cunfrderscy
shall be a party; controversies between two
or more States; between citizens of same
State claiming lands under grants Of different
Stats.
2. Ia all cases affecting ambassadors, other
public ministers and consuls, and those In
which State shall be parry, the supreme
court shall have original jurisdiction. IN all
the ether cases before mentioned, the supreme
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
A SINGULAR STORY.
Extraordinary Trial of Priest and Nun
In Paris on n Charge OF Swindiins.
The following remarkable story is told

Inc following remarkable story Is told by
the Independence Beige:
"a most extraordinary affair, which III
many of its details calls TO mind the famous
prosecution of the Jesuit Girard and Catlla-
rine Cadiere, has just come before the Paris
Court OF Conditional Appeals. The Able
Bonland, priest OF the diocese Of Versailles,
and Mdlle. Adele Chevalier, the lady superior
OF the Tarrc dc Ia Reparation, appeared At the
bar on tn cir appeal against conviction for
swindiing, pronounced by the Versailles tri-
bunai. From a report represented to his
brother judges by Councillor Hatou, the fol-
lowing facts appeared. Adele Chevalier pre-
tends that after being given over blythe doctors
she was miraculously cured of blindness and
q cerebral congestion by the iGtercession Of
Our Lady Of La Salette. This miracle hap
pened in January, 1856, at scissors, where at
that time she was a postulent in the convent
Of st. Thomas de Nilleneuve. The news
rapidly spread through the diocese, and the
bishop desired his vicar general, M. Guyard,
the senior mem ber OF the cathedral chapter,
TO investigate the subject. The report Of that
ecelesiastic is long and eircums staEcial, and
his conclusion 10 thus worded
AFTER having maturely reflected on the
circumstances under which Adele Ohevalier
recovered her sight in the short space of six
teen days, ana was cured OF congestion
which presented the most alarming 81 10 toms,
do not hesitate 70 Ger tify my belief in = sn-
pernatural intervention of the mother of God
This was not all, The nuns OF st. Thomas,
happy and proud AT the favor vouehsafsd to
their commnnity ip the person Of their Young
possaianI, peti.ionfd the bishop for permis-
zion 70 per petuate the feInsm brnnee of III bY
3 religious foundation The request ssas
speedily complied with, aud on May - ISIS.
sppesrd "a erdonnsnes of NIT: aarslgalss,
6sothsrAoc4 efsons 1eceletites LQ6y ol q
Hol0tto. n tho Oh nj q the eOteooue 86npatAII
I deosSleg especjally.' saiA Monssiepstl, ID
'pbTpetEaN thp yeF8fN hrkaae af NJ MsrNsNs
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-''. AEa'.-It is said 10 be rumored in
'a''lasiol that the order in relation to the
-''sags et prisoners which has been issued
~ Lie headquarters of the Federal army
- 'i@Faliy lead 20 a discharge Of all the
's'' Il war held by the Federal Gov
7--ta aud the Confederates. Such an ar
, -s'4eAi wonld be very convenient one
~ r. lag -'' Fe4eralisis. We have probably about
r. '''' s 'leTs 70 their one, and they are trying
'"'H4t irlyateers for their lives. We
'''-s'li That the Confederate Government
''-' .o Keep the best pledges possible in
'' 10 prevent the execution of Lin
g.-.. '-' Gals 70 treat our privateers as pirates
''a' avs has already assured him that
20" Pay Tor life, aud he is undoubtedly
,... -- % keep his word Nothing else vii,
'"= execution of Southern men in
J. prisons, and hence we should ALWAYS
we BEST OF the Federal officers and
49,. N9slasos for the good conduct Of the
IA. ''l bar of their heads should be
3, -'' even an Insulting word or look ad-
A.. " 'hem, 50 long as the despot at
s.,s 'y Slleies 10 the rules of civilized
,. - oa' when lie departs from these
&, ''i al eye, tooth for tooth, life
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.,.. '"N > tR"INiA.-We look with profound
r. ", 70 the redemption of Northwest.
.-. s'Aa isom the dominion of Lincoln,
We are saiistied that the vast majority
.,.. 'p'y are tine and loyal TO theSonthern
49,, AA energetic onward movement of
j. s | would deveIope and demonstrate
!. ~ v TIE satisfaction of the most skepti.
4 80 ere aie no Drawer or harder people in
a. '0 'h%h those OF the Northwest but
la. 's' and beet caii do nothing without
.as,, .4Vo' support, Oh even any show OF
,[. IL is time that this invaded and
"a - - Seelion Of the State should be libe,
4,ir. "e nave more than men enough there
4, p u. 'le last Of the invading horde into the
IA ,a.,'. nave lost more nen by sickness there
.,l.,. Ip ~ ''4'e per5shed in twenty pitched
ss,s, II Is time, high time that Western
d, = ~as reclaimed from the humili
IT., -, A'i'ion OF an enemy we do not be.
s,.,.' 'ail our own force, at this moment.
ain bis footlold.
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w. NOTICE.--A pubic TEMPERANCE
- MEETING will he hald in Uaio, station NJ
u. Church, under the auspie 4 of Springfield Diy-
sion No l67, s. of T. On TUESDAY, the 18th inst ,
at a o'cloek p NJ. Members of other Divisions
in good standing are requested 10 meet with them,
at their all, corner of s6th and sts., ut seven
o clock Soldiers particularly invi'ed. Able sd-
dresses will be delivered on tns occasion
BY order.
no 4-N< COM ARRANGEMENTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

A5NiHgeyT ~ SCgJUGATIox-Lord John
A,--l said with truth in 4 late speech that he
Id sre N prospect Of harmony in the sub
1gan1a or surrender Of the South. Il is as
asliag t!Iai Northern men never look at
',e 'rIgeo' ia Ills light Supposing they could
-,.a.4e tie Southern States, DO they expect
tr6i tMon ~ have any other foundation
So force WI! the Southern people ever
'sa bovemmeIt which is seeking TO hap
is .le@ wiki fire a1tl blood which is slayinr
I sons and brothers, and threatening desc
-..- --1 ls..enent TO every dwelling in the
s... Do they suppose, if they could cue
=i '--' a'i t,l.s .ou'd pass Us like sum
-.F' cloud, tLat we should wipe from our
'.-s i-F bitter tears Of bereavement. and clauk
j. -s''efs b d march Of triumph, aud shout
'& Tie graves Of our dead, over the fall OF
- 'V-'.'iy, and over our own shame,-"Hur-
-- i'i lhe Glorious Union 2" Ifnot-and we
IL scarcely suppose them mad enough to
--s-L5 llai, Il sutlngated, we shall not eter-
~ laie and e1ecrate them.-they will have
-'s4 down tie South by bayoneIs, and count
.---sli-y On It's embracing any and every
i''lauity 10 throw off its chains. A Union
-'' maintained, viii be likely to cost more
-4' " om5. to. If there is any calculation
.- ianAee5cal, let it count the cost Of Lin
jas bloody experiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

.dss o1 ,b banal, Jr., has been appoin ted
a e. ,sa @ sapeEsor Court OF EprlA Caro-.
d, az sSs eixui Ctruulr, vice Hon. j. m.
49,. y Waig has ysen s,setea 10 ttss q.
''''si isas New Asylea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

The death of s. p. Hibberd, of the well
known steamboat firm OF Athearn 4 Eibberd,
of Cincinnati, Is announced in the papers of
that city.
The Episcopal Convention, which has been
in session for some days at rolu N bia, S. c.,
adjourned on Friday, the Goth nit.
Ripe raspberries, of the second growth this
season are now among the luxuries at Har-
risburg, Pa.
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NORTHERN WAR NEWS.

The Great Naval EXredition--Secreta-
ry Cameron's ORD de r Concerning
Slave Deserfers-General Butler on
the Recruiting service-Controversy
Between tho Friends of Baker
and stone, sc.
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NJ. MANASSA GAP RAILROAD COM
~ PANY The annual meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Mansssa Gap Railroad Company will
be hel ! in the town OF Woodstock, county of She
nandoah, ON the third THURSDAY in November
being the st day of the month IN accordance with
the resolution OF the Stoex holders
DANIEL MORGAN,
oc 3l--t2lstN* Assistant Treasurer