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Ata Reglnental election held On Saturday
evening in the 1rish Brigade the folio wing Of
fee1s were appointed, Col ]. A. Mul'igan
Commanding, James Quirk, Lieut. Col; Major,
CHARLES E. Moore, The tenth company Of the
Brigade is not Jet mustered into service.
Throughout yeaterday Capt Pitcher was
busy completing the work done on Saturday,
ard referred in detail In our last issue, muster
iug into the United States service the two reg
inents, the Hecker jaeger Regiment, and the
ZouaTcs. It is rumored that the Colone1cy Of
this latter regiment has been rendered to Capt.
john II. Loomls, Of this city, (of the we'll
known lumber firm Of Loomis d. Luddington.) J
Capt. Loomis has been for years ona Of our
moet active military Is well Is business men.
He has been an officer in the Chicago Light
Guard from the time of the or1ginal formation
ct thst splendid corps, has great passion for
military, and well understands military SCI
euce. Capt. Pitcher, OF the United States Army,
who Ina been tendered the appointment, de-.
clines 1t, preferring to retain his position in
the regular service,
The Hecker Jnger Regiment is under
marching orders, and 1eave By the st. Louis
tsain at 8 T. H. Messrs. Ludwig & Mueller
present them with splendid stand Of colors
At their camp at Cottage Grove, at3P. Il.
to-day.
Adjutant General Mather returned TO Spring,
hald last evening. Cspt. Pitcher, U. 8. A.,
will leave to dsy.
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In addition to these there are:
Independent Hose Carts.

AA6A
At the engine houses the most perfect sye-
TEN prevails. The men lodge in large airy
hall above, and We should judge suffer: only
ffcm tnnut in these happily dull and ldls days
for them. Let fire break out, however, and
the engine house and the bunk room and the
stables become busy scene, The men hurry,
the dogs, alwnys numerous, bark, the plump
horses, the earliest to spring up at the sound
Of the bell, are neighing and capering In their
stalls from excitement, A hasty preparation,
a few straps in place, and out they 60 in full
speed, and the reporters generally need to fol-
low at great haste If they would know where
the fire is, 60 speedily il it e1tinguished.
This brief review Of our fire force comes
properly in, at this time when Chief Engineer
Harris Is asking, as will be seen in report Of
Council Meeting Inst evening for an increased
number Of steamers. The reasons he gives
are cogent. Never before were our cities more
exposed to incendjary fires than now. Oao
additional machine in each Of the two divis.
ions, North and West, is needed and should be
nrccured Mt once
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~ Pure and cold Soda Wster, with fruit and
cream syrups, Of the best quality, At sargcnt's
FountaiD, Randolph and State ttreet.
-No11cz.-L. II. D. Shepherd has removed his
Tea and Cofce Store from the West side to the
New York House, 97 East Randolph street, where
he will sell his superior tess at lower prioes thau
can be bought In this city.
THAHKs.-The Chicago City Guard tender their
hearty thanks to Messrs. Wadhams Il willard for
their kid offer to supply the ArmosJ Of the CON-
pa0y with Ice free of charge.
GA1 FI1TCAEs.-A splendid stock just rccetycd
at Y ilusrth'e new etore, ta9 Lake street.
jeooaot
WAR BooKs-WAn MAps.-Evcrything in mill
ts1y 1iterature ut lowest prices. from r 7. Sher-
locks Military Bookstore, liz Dearborn street,
Chicago. Catalogues free by mail. je126t
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Orr roa NEW HoA1s.-Quite q number o
cur co1ored residents are seeking new homes
in Ha,ti. Forty.seyen left On the Propeller
Illinois day or two since fer Buffalo, having
snct destfnatinu in YieX.
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Homo Guard. First Ward, Attention.
Regular meeting this TheadA5} evening. one
hour Garlic. than usual. Roll csu 1T seven o'clock
By votc Of Company. 8. b. WILLIAMS.
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WAH MApz.-Beautiful bird's-cye view Of the
Seat Of War, q e5s small do, 80 cents. Military
Inap OF the United States. Is cents. Applcton's
map Of the Seat Of War, Is cents. Appleton's
Railroad map, Is cents. I1oyd's map. q cent?.
Maps Of Washington, Fort Monroe, Fort Piekens,
and Pcntaeola, Is cents each. Ellsworth'e zouAve
DIM and tho Young Recruit. one do1lar each, Ill
frce BY mail. Also, every military book Of map
published, at lowest prices. 49,.
jc1Ses P. T. SHERLOCK, LIZ Dearborn st.
~ Cook d McLa1n, a3 Dearborn street. have
made their price for cleaning and dycing Gents
garments 1css than any other house In the city.
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dispatch Tas received here yesterday indi-
eating that the Second Wisconsin Regiment
Will mot arrive here en- route for the East until
Thursday Of this week.
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to he at their Rall (Judd's) this CTuesday) eVe-
ming. 18th, at 8 O'Clock, for business meeting.
i full attendance is desired. Per order OF tho
Captain. Jou1 ANDERSON, Q. s,
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~ Al should not faR to read the adrot tisc.
mcnt Of Prof. Wood In today'a pspeF, 1h1y.
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Comforts for Sick SoldierB.
MrssRs, EDITORS Please again call the at
tention Of the public to the wants Of our sick
soldiers in the Hospitals at Cairo. Mrs. E. 4.
Yates, the Ma!ron, shows what is at once
needed for their comfort Let families gather
from their drawers, articles that are lying there
useless, and send them By SONS appointed
agent in each town, By rail to Mrs. Yates.
The following articles are greatly needed.
Night Shirts, Handkerch1efs,
Sheets, Palm1eaf Fans,
Pillow Slips, Davelock Covers,
Hair Pillows, Splitting Cloths.
Bed Gow1s,
Exchanges In the State please copy.
Address packages to Mrs. E. a. Yates, MI
tron Of Military Hospital, care Of r. B. Hatch,
o. 8. Quartermaster, Cairo.
GooD SAMARITAN TOTAL ABSTINENCE soc1-
ETr.-Mr. s. B. Goodhue, late Of Afassachu-
setts, will deliver lecture on Temperance
before this Society, this (Tuesday) evening,
18th inst, in Temperance Hall, basement I13
Methodist Church Block, Clark street, at 8
O'Clock.
The public arednTited to attend.
CnAs. q. ANDREws, sec'J.
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TEE HrDs PARK HoUsE.-Thls excellent
Suburban hotel has been opened for the sea-
son By ]. Barrcll, rel1 howna as mine host Of
the "CIfton House." He Is every way q
landlord, and the house one Of the best Of
summer resorts in Its appointments and
ciarEirg location.
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HELD TO BAIL YEs1ERpAT.-:Wl1liam Dick
son rms h=ld to bail in $500 to appcar at the
containing nearly $500 in BILLS, gold and silver
ftem Keller, Of the danes house under the
Lake House. The robbery Tas done In the
Lookup cell, where both were in custody.
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WA1sH.-AanaEsas Gap, Alexandria, Lees
burg, :Hazper's Ferry, dc, are Ill plainly
shown On Colton's Map of the seat Of War,
just published and for sale BY Walah, corner
of Madison street and Custom House Place.
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MONDAY EVENING, juno IT, 1861.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
To Ice Consumers.

IN and after SUNDAY, JUNE 3Oth our Ice Del
" pots will be closed at A NJ, until S p M on
Sundays with the exception of 40 College street Al
orders from the country accompanied with The cash
will receive prompt attention.
iune25-lm. CONRAD, CHANDLER & co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19

TRADING N COSTRABAND GoODS.-We learn
from the Cincinnati Gazeze that a day or two
ago, Collector Carson, of that city, espied on
one of the river packets trunk which look
ed as though it might contain laid and COM
fort" 1t was marked Madison, Ind. Assis-
tsnt Collector Pollock, in an interview with
the captain of the boat, told him to put said
trunk ashore at Madison, Ind. no matter
where its owner might desire to CO. This
was the last heard of the matter until Satur-
day last, when the Collector was informed by
telegraph that just before the boat reached
Madison the owner of the trunk became sud-
denly animated with desire to proceed as
far as Louisville. The captain, however, re-
fused to take the suspicious looking article
beyond Madison, and sending it on shore at
that place, caused it to be searched. 1t was
found to contain military goods, trimmings,
&c, enough to bedizen quite squad of chiv-
airy. 1t was seized and will probably be
coufiscated. At the Ohio and Mississippi de-
pot at Cincinnati, on Saturday night, Mr..
Carson saw couple of persons whose facial
appearance betrayed temperaments not in
keeping with those indicated by the extreme
rotundity of their bodies. The collector be-
ing somewhat of psychologist and tolera-
bly, shrewd man withaI, determined to inves-
tigate this "freak in nature" and arresting
the obese twain, caused them to be searched,
whereupon it was discovered that each of
them wore, in addition TO his ordinary clo-
thing, q garment consisting of two military
belts. In the possession of one q guitar box
was discovered, and as its owner didn't look
like man who had music in his SOUL it was
opened by the official dignitaries, and found
to contain three handsome swords worth $50
each. The enterprising Individuals, feeling
that they had been Outdone in their eontem-
plated game, acknowledged that the goods
found with them were destined for the South
via Louisville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19

On Tuesday documents were read and
proof adduced to show that the four candi-
dates submitted their claims to the arbitra-
tIon of committee, or a number of friends.
or whatever il may be called, who decided
that the ticket, as it stands at the head of
three of the daily papers, should be the tick
et.-BGansT.
The Banners informant misrepresented the
facts. Messrs- MASLovE, MCN.IRY, DENoss
and JONES, being the only candidates an
nounced at the time to represent the people
Of Davidson County in the House of Repre-
sentatives, requested q number Of their friends
TO decide which of them should continue TO
run. These friends did so, and Messrs. MAN
LOVE and McNLIRY withdrew. The claims Of
Mr.. CLEAOSs were not considered, for he was
not q candidate. Not one word was said
about the Senatorial candidates, and no ac-
ton whatever was taken respecting them. II
would have been oficious and impertinent TO
have done so. Any statement to the con-
trary of this, by whomsoever made, is wholly
sratuItous and untrue.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
Foreign Suffrage.

The following letter from Attorney Gener-
al HEAD, in reply to one from JOHN League,
of this city, to Gov. HARRIS, making inqui-
ries relative to the question Of foreign suf-
frage in the Confederate States, viii be of in
teresi to oar foreign population:
GALLATIN, July 8. 1861.
DEAR SIR: Your favor OF the 18th ult-
addressed to Gov. Harris, has been forwarded
20 me for an answer. BY article four, Sec
ton one lof the Constitution of Tennessee,
"every free white man of the age of twenty
one years, being citizen of the United States
and citizen Of the county wherein he may
offer bis vote, six months next preceding the
day of election, shall be entitled to the vote
for members of the general assembly and
other civil officers for the county or district
10 which he resides" The action of the peo-
pie at the recent election so far modified this
clause of the Constitution as to substitute
the Confederate for the Uuited States; fur
Their than this. do not think the withdrawal
of the State from the federal Union affects
the right of snffrage-all who were citizens
of Tennessee aud entitled 10 vote became by
the action of the State citizens Of the C0nfed-
crate States; those who hereafter become Cit
liens of the State must also become citizens
of the Confederate States, under the Provis-
ionai Constitution, 70 entitle them to vote.
III we adopt the Permanent Consultation at
the August election, then they must become
citizens of the Confederate States under the
Constitution. Thus all who were not enti-
lied 10 the right of suffrage at the time of
tbe separation of the State must, to entitle
thsm 10 vote, be citizens of the Confederate
States. and OF the county where the votes
are offered six months next preceding the
election. The mere fact that person voted
for separation and representation, or volun-
Tered in the service Of the State, does not
entitle him to vote.
Yours truly, J. w. HEAD,
Attorney General of Tennessee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
Railways Regulating Pills
Tho purcSt and best Purgative Medicine
i'm the world

In The Of Bilious Cholic, inflammation Of the
Bosoels, and IN all rioleat attacks sctU produce
healthy eUdcuGtsoa from the boaoeis
IA si1 hours
Railways Regulating Pills the only family Ca
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sort TO the medicine They operate rapidly than
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bowels the liver, and the circulation No form OF in
digestion, bilousness intestinal disease with
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Railways Regulating Pills the purest and best
purgatve medicine known 10 medical science. While
they purge from the system all diseased and corrupt
humors, they impart nOurshment, vitality, and quiet
to the suffering and exhausted body
Persons troubled with restlessness, bad dreams,
ringing noises in the head, one two of Railways
Pills " i'll ensure health, and refreshing sleep.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
To COnsllmptives.

The Advertiser having been restored tn health in =
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having SUI
fered several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease, ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used ee OF charged with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
cure for CONSUMPTION, AS7HAA, BRON
HITS, dc. The only obje Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is eneft the afflicted and
spread Information which he conceives be nvaIu-
able, and he hopes every sufferer will try remedy
as il will cost them nothing, and may produce bessn
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
oct4-Iy Kings County, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19

~ We do not remember ever to have
enjoyed" warmer spell of weather than
We had last week The shady side of the
street was place of fashionable resort, and
the quantity OF ice and iced beverages de-
stroyed by a melting populace is said to have
been terrific. A great many OF our citizens,
however, ignored these things and called in
at the Office of w. J. MARR, Insurance Agent
for some of the best of Southern Companies,
No. Is College street, and secured excellent
fans, large number of which he has for grs-
tuitous distribution. june2ld
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

We are authorized 10 announce Hon. WASHINGTON
BARROW candidate to represent the county Of Da
wilson in the State senate
We are authorized to announce MAJ A 2. GOFF as
candidate 10 represent county the state
senate julys-td
We are authorized 20 announce IRA P. JONES a
candidate represent the county Of Davidson in the
popular branch Of the State legislature
We are authorized TO announce ABRAN l. DEMeSS
a candidate 10 represent Davidson county the PO-
pular branch Of the next Legislature.
Wear authorized to announce r G. FILLS as a
candidate for FOater the Legislature for the
counties of williamson, Maury and Lewis
JuIyIs-Ids
We are authorized TO announce BAXTER SMITH,
Esq, as candidate TO represent the people of the
Counties Of Macon Sumner and Smith in the House OF
Representatives of the next General Assembly.
Election in August. june22-te
We are authorized to announce Col W H. g. HILL,
OF williamson, candidate TO represent, m the State
Senate the district composed Of Williamson and Ruth
erfOrd counties
We are authorized to Announce JOSHUA W OWEN,
lad candidate To represent the counties OF Viii
hanson, Maury and Lewis in the popular branch OF
the legislature
We are aul1OflZeu 20 D. TE-nOScO-s
candidate to represent in the popular branch Of the
legislature the district composed Of the counties OF
Davidson, Robertson, Chatham and Montgomery.
We are authorized to announce ALFRED ROBB, OF
Montgomery county, as candidate for Representa-
tive in the legislature from the counties Of Davidson,
Robertson, Cheatham and Montgomery
julyS I'd.
We are authorized to announce PAULDING AMBER
SON Of Wilson a candidate 10 represent the District
composed Of the Counties OF Wilson and DeKalb, in the
State Senate.
We are authorized TO announce q. F. WILSON, of
Lawrence candidate represent the District COM
posed Of the Counties of Giles, Lawrence and Wayne
in the State Senate.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19

S8- AT the solicitation Of the citizens OF Humph
reys and Benton Counties have consented TO become
a eanddote for the Confederate Congress, and will sd
dress the citizens OF the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict, at the following times and places: .
waverly, Humphreys county, July Is
Centreville, Hickman county, July IL.
Newburg, Lewis county, July Is.
Pulaski, Giles county, July 20.
Lawrenceburg, Lawrence county, July q.
waynesboro' Wayne county, July %.
Savannah, Hardin county, July "a.
Pudy, McNairy county, July 25- e
DecaturviIle, Decatur county, July %.
Linden, Perry county, July %.
will give equal division Of time 70 any gentle
man who may be a candidate in said district.
july9-td +. P. SAUNDERS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
Public Speaking.

JESSE B. FERGUSON, candidate for Floater,
will address the people of Robertson, Mont
gomery, Cheatham and Davidson counties
at the following times and places:
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
GAINESVILLE, Tuesday, July 10th.
New Providence, Wednesday, July 18th.
Palmyra, Thursday, July 18th.
Camp Quarles, Friday, July 18th.
Tait's Station, Saturday, July 10th.
CHEATHAM COUNTY.
Sycamore Mills, Monday, July 22d.
Ashland City, Tuesday, July 23d.
Mouth of Harpeth, Wednesday, July oath.
Kingston Springs, Thursday, July 25th.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Robertson's Store, Friday, July 26th.
Goodlettsyille, Saturday, July 9th.
Spring Place, Monday, July 18th.
Stoner's Lick School House, Tuesday, July
3Gth.
Nashville, Wednesday, July 3lst.
Speaking to commence each day at IL o.
clock. The public are respectfully Invited
to hear him. dtw&w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19

VIII the Patriot also say that the. paragraph
which IL qoutes from our local column. about
setting mp with the Union after it was dead.
was written by our then local editor, who at
the time of the reception of Lincoln's procls-
nation of the 18th of April. aud for several
days subsequently, bad exclusive control OF
the Banner. the principal editor being detain-
ed at home by domestic affection; and that
the local editor alluded to was one OF the
first to<yolunteer in the Tennessee army, and
has been steadily and efficiently engaged
at camp in the duties of soldier ever since.
-Bana.
You shall do it for us; and in your own
language.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19

@-In consequence of some very wild
shooting recently done in our city, Ike Bow
ERs has opened Pistol Gallery on the cor
ner Of Cedar and Cherry streets. Sd floor,
where those who anticipate little amusements
of that kind can have an opportunity of
learning the beautiful art and he guaran-
tees that after very little practice you can
swing" your man every time. Open this
evening. Novl0-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
PROCLAMATION

BY the Governor of Tennessee.
WHEREAS, The President of the Confeder-
ate States of America has made a requiGi-
ton upon the State of Tennessee for three
thousand men, that being the quota of Ten
nessee. in the additional force now called out,
aud it is required that volunteers offering for
this service shall be received for and during
the continuance of the war, and it is prop
er that the requisition should be complied
with Therefore, L, IsHAA G. HARRIS, Gov
ernor of the State of Tennessee, by virtue
of authority vested in me, do hereby pro-
claim that volunteers for this service are
desired, and will be accepted in companies
for and during the continuance of the war.
to the number of three thousand men. Each
company to be composed OF one Captain, one
first Lieutenant, two second Lieutenants,
four Sergeants, four Corporals, two Must
privates, the officers to be elected by the
companies respectively.
And for the purpose of organization and
instruction, do hereby designate Cleveland,
in Bradley county, ana Kingston Springs, in
Davidson county, as points for the establish
ment of camps, and each company. as it. is
formed, will repair to the camp nearest toit,
there to be mustered into service, and to be
organized into batialions and regiments.
By virtue of said requisition, and the au-
thority vested in me, do hereby further pro-
claim, that two companies of cavalry for said
service are desired and will be accepted for
and during the continuance of the war.
Each company should consist of one Captain,
one First Lieutenant, two Second Lieuten-
ants four Sergeants, four Corporals, one
Farier, one Blacksmith, two Musicians, and
from sixty to one hundred privstes. Said
companies will repair 10 Corinth. Mississippi,
The place of encampment fixed by order of
the President of the Confederate States, to be
mustered into service and organized into q
battalion or regiment The cavalry compa-
nies must be armed and equipped, if receiv-
ed.
Given under my hand as Governor, at
Nashville, the 9th July. 1861.
IsHAN G. HARRIS.
JAMES w. McHENRY, Adjutant General.
2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
The Pnrrios says .

1t is evident, from the paragraph above
from the Wing, that it was expected that the
''tull strength Of the Union Party" in East
Tennessee would be given to Trigg. What
inducements, between Saturday morning and
Monday, were held out to the Union men up
there to get them to drop Trigg and take up
Col Polk? What is the consideration! What
promises were made for Col. Polk by the
managers!
We answer emphstically and uneq iivocal-
ly and upon our own personal knowl idge, to
all three of the above questions, SoSE WHAT
EVER from Col. Polk or bis friends q West
or Middle Tennessee-BannT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
Railways RENOyATlsG REsOLVENT.

Persons Nth Sore Eyes, Sore Heads Sore Mouths, Skin
RruptioHs are guaranteed quick by he
use Of the Resident.
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ture replaces decrepitude with vigor; exrpates ev
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rial and Euptive disorders cures opthamia, and all
affections OF the eyes and invaluable to females
the later crisis of lfe and is the powerful in
vigorant and rejuvenant yet discovered
Persons suffering from Asthma, Bronchitis, Phthiss
and Lung Complaints, may rely upon deriving imme-
diate after taking dose Of Railways Resolvent.
IL soothes and heals cleanses puries and renovates
the entire system.
where.
EWIN, PEN DLErON CO., Agents for Nashville.
RADWAY & CO.,
July2-lm 70 John Street, N. Y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-19
ChancerN Sale.

pURSuANT 10 decree rendered by the Chancery
l. Court al Nashville, on the 25th May 1851 IN the
consolidated cause of L. H. Childress VS. H. Marlin
and others, and J. b. Ferguson VS.. H. c. Marlin and
others Will offer 10 sell public sale al the Court
house IN Nashville on saturday, 9th July '6l GER
tam parcel OF Real Estate, described In tBe plesngs
IN said cause part Of Lot No. 100 situated at the
corner OF Gay and Spruce streets fronting 81 feet on
spruce street, and 30 feet inches Gay, and being
the same property sold by c. E h Martin 10 III C.
Marlin on the 4th February, 1859
ferms-6, IL and IS months credit with Interest
from day Of sale and free from TeGen.I ogl-purchsser
10 give notes with approved surety and lien &c De
retained j. L. GI.EAVES, C. An