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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-06-06


Ny soui to-day
Is far away,
Sailing the vesuvian Bay;
My winged boat,
A bird afioat,
Swims round the purple peaks renote!-
Round purple peaks
1t sails and seeks
Blue inlets and their crystai creeks
Where hish rocks throw,
Through deeps below.
A duplicated golden glow.
Far. vague and dim
The mountains swim;
While on yesuvius' misty brim,
With outstretched hands.
The gray smoke stands
O'erlooking the volcanic lands.
Here Ischissmiles
Ger hauid mics!
n2yenders ,slusst0 ss'ess.e%-,e-.
0xm Cape saifsa ~ 4
Her sapphire gates
Reguiing to her bright estates.
Ihcar motif
My ripping skif
Foa. swift or slow from cliff to elf;
With drealnfal eyes
My spir HAss
Under the walls Of Paradise.
Under tke walls
Where ss - and falls
The Bays deep tseas; at intervals.
At peace lie.
Blown soglyby.
4 cloud upon this liquid sky.
The day, so mild.
Is Hesvsss own child.
with Earth and Ocean reconciled;
The airsa fsel
Around hse steal -
Are murmnriig o the marmurins keel
Over Ire rail
My hand traU
within the shadow Of the sad;
a jsg illtrnss.
The cooling sense
Ghdes dowA my drowsy indoience.
with grslmful eyes
49, My sspsNt lies
Where SuIinit,rss<2s and never diss,-
'O'erSds1Sd with y!nesF
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Marshal's Sale.

IN obedience 70 thirteen wrs rea5st on. szpOnGs 70
i me directed frsm the CIrcui. Court u the Unit d
states Ter the Middle District Of Tennesses, al ts
October term, ls6S, viii, . II O'Clock, A. M, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF JANUARY, 1904, expose 10
public ssls 70 The highest bidder Tor cash, at The
door Of tue Ccurt-houe in Nashville, Tcnuesses all
the right, little ella M Interest, and estate which Le
grand Carney has in the tracts and parcels OF land
hereinafter named aud described, tO-At: tract u
Land in lstfict No. Is, OF Rutherford county, Ten
Bessee, containing, by estimate, ON THUISAhD d
ACREs, bounded as follows. Z" egiuniDg 81 Walnut
tr, e (lhe Northwest cJruer II said trsct} th nee
TanEBg South three hundred and twenty pc.es 10 So
Ash tree. thence East i've hundred polss TO q bog
wood tree, thence North thr e hIudryd and twenty
poles 10 Cedar and Hicko' tree, thence West i've
hundred poles 20 the beginning lying about ak
mil fr, m Aurireesboro, the Eradyvlle turnpike;
aso tract Of land in kuther ord county Tennessee,
adj0ning that before mentioned, on the south ~ice
thereof. containing about THREG HUNDRED and
SIXTY .ACRt S-vested 10 said Legrsud II Carney by
scrce Il the Chancery Court for kuthe'fcri counIy
Boundaries not be given bsfEuse the records o.
said Court we're mslaid during hillary occupiti
of Mu freesboro > also a lot II ground North Of the
town Of Mu'freesbOro, Ruteriurd county Tennessee,
with a ,Wo story brick dwelling house thereOn,)
oo0nded as follOEs T" Begnning on the Northwest
OF lot sold by said Jafu 70 Slering T. gJBes,
running theuce North eight and half poles 10 SAID
Carneys liue thence Eas about two hundred feet 20
the lioe designated between lot Of ground sold BY
sail Carney 70 Samusi Briggs thence soath eight and
a half polss 10 Jpness hue, thence West about two
hundred et to the beginning Il also, lot Of grouni
ia said town Of Mur1reesbOl0, f.ORung forty feet,
more or Iess on Depot Square. und runnH back one
hundred ard hily Zee --ytsied IN said Legrsnd II.
Carney by the Circuit Court VI Tenneses for kuther-
ford cuaty the record Of which having been islad,
bOundari,s . not uratoy given all OF the lore
going property being levied o. 70 ratisly Judgments
rendered By tue CircuH Court q tie United states,
for the Middle district Of Tenn see a. rs Apr term,
Is6z in favor OF jos. Il. thompson a Co, Abbott,
JOh 8 Co, A. SF Reed, Wright Br0s. 20 N Ar
tin Peddie H4merek hariio icdde, Han1erick 4
Co, CoWei FarItri Lc., eYick kastn Co., ;, b.
Cnittenden & Co. herr hg & Utf, and Atwood Rsl-
ston 4 Co., and against Lrgrand h. carney snd Car
Ley DGtier. - u. +, GLAcCOCh, mArsnai.
noy2S-3t By W. LELLHETr, Deputy.
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Marshal,s Sale.

TS obeieHce to three wTts re,.da;oi efpoaGs TO e
i dme e,ted from the Circuit Goart Of the Init d
states at is etober term for 1858, l will, at J
o. lock, A. N on 1UfsOAf, the l2ih OF J JAkCARl
1854 ex ese to public sale 10 The highest bidder 7
m at the Court hOuse, In Nashville Davidson
~ Tenn all the right title, claim ine est, and esta
which Edward Dufier has In lot Of ground in the
town Of Marfreesbcro, Tenn with "A twO-story
frame house thereon described as follows Z" Be.
ginning at John Mcpermois South West corner, and
Tunni5 thence West hundred aud nifty feet TO
street themes North one hundred aud ninety one
feet mole or le 3, toG II ElnOlt's South Wet cor
nsr thence East one hundred and dfty feet to Jvhn
MeDern0tts thence " III said McDerInOtt's line one
hundred and ninetyone feet, more or lees, to the
beginuing y leyed,ou 10 satisfy judgments issued by
the CirogI Court OF the United states for the Mddle
District Of Tennessee its April term, 1862 in favor
of 4. &F Red and JOS. fl. To, mpson & Co., aud
against Dnf < Carney.
ER- -GLASCOCR, Marshal.
Ioy2s-St BY vs. LElAETT, Deputy.
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Marshal's Sale.

ID virtue Of NrH reaiai0Ri sIp0.ds 10 me directed
ID from the Circuit IOu't VI the nted STATES, for
the Middle Distri of Tenessee st its October term
1863 v expose to pub ic sse 10 the hiPh st bidder,
for cash at the Of tie Courthouse In Nashville,
Tennessee, G mmencDg at II O'Clock, A. M on
TUESDAY the 18th day OF JANUARY, 1884, all the
eht, tit e, claim, Interest, and estate, which ".
A. Ramsey has 10 csrtsin tact or parcel OF land N
Edgeheid, IayiisO county, Tenn, bounded as fol
lows Beginning at a stake ia the c. tntre Of spring
street in centre Of the Culyert where tie said street
crosses The creek, being the beginning corner OF
trsc Of land conveyed by the Union Bank Of TenDes
see to Moses W. We,more, by deed bearing date the
18th Of April, ls49 thence soug the centre Of said
street Soutb, 73 grees East, Zine poles aud i2ltO
Of a pole to a stake in the centre OF said street ;
thence along the centre Of said street, s, nth, SO
degrees Past, thuty.twO Toles and loe Of pole,
to stake In the centre of the intersection OF Spring
and BtSs streets; theLce with the centre of Bass
str ct North 5s degrees EAST, thrtyfour poles and
so 100 Cf a pole the centre Of street th nee
alorg the cenlre OF Foster street North, 81 = West
seventy nine poles, to a stake, OF tract o.
land conveyed 10 said We more BY viii am L. Eos
ter by deed Gated l2th April 1919 thence with the
liz OF said last mentioned tract Of land, along the
centre Of Foster ST eet North sq deg West nine
oles, TO tie beginning corner " said tract, where
TUste street crosses the creek thence down the
centre Of the creek North, 1lZ grees West, sixty
four poles a nd 3Sl00 Of a pole, 10 the beginning
cOntsiufng sevente and quarter acres, mere or
less the same bsing levied On 70 satisfy Judgment
rendered by the s,d Court, in favor Of L. 2. Starr
agsitst said W. B. A. Rhnsfy and others.
E.R. GLAsCUCK, Marshal.
nos2s-St BY W. IKLTETr, Deputy.
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Marshal,s Sale.

y II virtue Of writ rsudifOri sPoaus 70 directed
II frou-the Circuit Court OF the United 81 ages ftF
the Middle District Of TenneFsee a. is October term
1853, 1 Will expose 10 public sale, 70 the hg b.
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of the Court
house, in Nashville, Tennessee, commsncink Et
Il O'Clock, A. ~, on TUEsDAY. the 18th day Of
JANUARY, 1884, AL the right title, cain, i2.srest
and estate which Nicholas HObsOn has in Lots
Aos 81, 81, and 53 Of Hohson & Wheb SIS SIC nd
Addition to Nashville commene ng at the corner
Of RobsOn and FatheTland street,, aud fr ming on
Fs herand street 10 feet, Tuluing back lire
with Robson street 10 Feet TO deen feet alley with
the Improvements thereon, and appunenaEces there
to also at the same time and place, s the right,
ttle elan interest, and estate which s4id Nicholas
HObson has In seventeen acres Of lsnd IN Davidson
county, Tennessee, cOrneTi on HObscu Chapel, near
Edgefed, being tnat portion Of the old Hobs0n tract
lying next to said Chapel, 10 be severed ON SAID
tract in the form Of a quire Dear7 may be- TIE
lots and parcels OF land Aforesaid beng wed to
satisfy iugnent Of said CTcuh Court OF the United
States, ia favor OF L. p. starr, and against sa
Nicholas Robson. 4. r. GLASC0CK, BarshsL
uoY2S-3t By W. LELYEIT, Deputy.
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The eoantry viii be satisfied Win
Delaware. Hon. y. B. smithess. Upso.-
ditional Union candidate for Conor~s, 4,
elected without opposition. We -
nerd the good taste Of ths disIov.I
party in cOnoealing its insisniie..e.
And Withdrawing from . useless eo,tsss
We know, however, that NJ. Bsown'.
nsme was withdraw, The dsy befs,s - :
election, to give color 10 the eharqe tbst
the Government intended 70 foreibIv in-
ttrFere with The election, and that eros.-
inent politicians 10 other States -
viSed the COppsThsads leaders 10 D-a
we're 70 adopt shis course II is The le.t
resort Of osfssted and dialoyal p.rtv.
-Phlaaelehia Press.
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NO. 188.
CoNvALEsoFET CAMS,
nashville, TESS, Nov. q, '63.


Eltor Nashville Union:
Yesterday, in pursuance Of the Presi-
dents proclamation, was observed in this
Csmp As . day Of thanksgiving ard
prayer. The morning was balmy as
springtims in the North, the sunlight
warm and brilliant, ss though nature had
put on . smile for the occasion and our
two thousand conyalescenti-men who
have borne the bFunt OF hard sampaigns
and now all Scared and Wsr-Worr,
sWArmed forth in neat attire, every face
sglOW with happiness. Daring the fore
noon, joyous groups were everywhere
seen about their clean swept quarters.
6usily engaged in preparing the thanks
giving dinner, from the many edible lax
uries which had been furnished them lhs
night previous, by the kind eilicers Of the
Christian and Sanitary Commissions; and
many were the compliments and bless
iags shoWered upon the heads Of q .
dousrs, especially that sstimable LADY
Mrs. Harris, and Mr.. Henry @. Houghtor,
agent U. S. c. Q.
At2 O'Clock, P. ~, the church call was
sounded, when the men were marched
upon the ground by their officers, while
numerous visitors, ladies and gentlemen.
sweIled the thrOng, and ell listened with
marked attention 10 an eloquent dis
course by the Rev. Mr.. Chase. The SER
vices were concluded by singing several
patriotic songs, in which all joined, and
as the sweet familiar notes rolled up in
vast waves Of harmony, the eyes Of the
''wsary and worn" blszsd again with the
FIRE Of battle. Atlength the vast assem-
bIsgs dispersed, and during the remainder
Of the day and evening, all wen: on
quietly and Ord,rly.
Capt. Dan. Carey, commanding the
Camp, returns to sll participants, soldiers
and citizens, bis sincere thanks, for their
kind aid and assistAncs in rendering our
Thanksgiving Day" one long to be re-
membeEsd and marked in memory by .
white stone. .
j. B. COOss,
It. & A. A. o. @.
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Marshal,s Sale.

I)Y virtue tf a writ rendif.s srpoaas 10 directed
I'D frutn the Circuit Court Of The United Statee for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, q o October term,
1865 win expose % pubic sale, 10 me saest Dd
der for cash At the dOsr OF the Court house in Nash
viie Teunt ssee ymmenci ing at II O'Clock, A. H., on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1884, all The
right titl claim interest, ad esate which j. he ].
Mckinley has 10 certain iot q ground 10 the DSn
Of Hurfreesboro Rutherford county, Tennessee, con
tanning by esiimat on three thousand seven hundred
and cry square f-ct trO1sng twenty hfe ret % ne
Public Square of saId town Of Anri ses0ore rhnhi1g
back NorlhWard from saId square one bundrea SD
nny feet, veEted in said ckinley by decd 90 ths
z4th day Of september, 1855 iron K - Jetton, rig
istered on page 604 Oi Book y n tbe hegistrar i0T
sail couuty OF Rutherford alsO lot Of ground IN
said town of Murffeesboro known aud designated In
the ORIGINAL an NurfrersJoro a. Lot No 20, and
bounded as lltws s. beginning 10 stake, sauth-
Est corr OF Of said oi rnins taenoe nssl iV Iest
West l,Is iest 10 W. 9. flotoher's corner, thekce
Horth 5o ieei TO stake On The strest, thence kAss
wfth the street. % ths Northes cprnef q TOE frt-
bytsran Church 0t theuce s0uth 10 ieet 20 tne he
rions g-yesied h sail McKiblry By deed fom
gohn Joes % e zssh flsg 81 May, ls3x regfEtsrel
on tag- ssl q BOOK 5, q The krgHtrar Aforesaid
bounced a. losloWs Bginnins al stake - feet
Nor h of said McKnleys South- West 90 neT ef lot
lfehsse e rom Jpes, ihence nug West lo5 = fsff
% The street, thence Ncrh SOS fevt 20 stake, with
pa.d Ie-t c0rler 6f l0t owned ~ fietehef taenee
Eat s X leet % 3 stake, lhs1os south y TIE begin
n NJ 20 ioef vest N 10 faid Hrkinley by DEED ifom
Jas Mcdowell, ~ On lhs Izt1 day q Dslemhor,
1854 ro stored on page I'D q ths said X gistIaIs
Bo-sg aise On l0l q ground IN sad toSn u haf-
freeshoro roundsd Es ioloFs: " Beginning on mo
West corner Of lot Owned By Jas. h1Js Ell.
s. running ihsnce North viii The stTcet 6s sei 70
N corner On tie street thecs tast WITH The street
y fsst 70 stake tbencs south s. fset 70 stake On
sai4 n rOxell's Ice, theuoe " o With seil Inc ~
fast a. The beRinning. yeatfd in sad AcAinisy ~
deed from ~ C. Fisichers' r stored on TOE istl
day q Grt0ter, isss. On pages so HAd ati q said
Rr strs's B0ok No. elf0, en- oiH Aos ~ snd q, 2
or rear ssid towu q MuFfr esb7ro, nouneed FOL
10 -: BeRnring % ne North "a eJrDaf = sat
lots ru11ias sos b q roies, y stake % Cetile
str,et ttsncs q p,es io stsks, thsuce &orth -
,ss 10 stake on Stais ttfesi o. nco EAsi pols ~
the tezlan nz vested 90 sad d & LEY By Seed fen
" Isdbs. ts-, recorded Decsmber =, les, On page
81 Of saii gitrzr's Book 10; oRstbs' sifh All ne
inproT msa % ianing 70 ne atoresail los Or p4r
as Of an ssy ralys tne e1ns beng esira g 70
Arril Tern or 1874, IN slyof q aesaor > 80 sse
Ile1,1ussr. Lsfslrcade Co., and agAnst sEid seaa
7 Mckinney snd Hal Ac1in.sy y,...,.., 80,
E. -
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Jsnn,.on 70 Raise a nriEaao.

Il is now well settled that Col. Jenns-
son iS 10 raise q Brigade Of troops under
the recent call Of the President. Il. IA
fortunate for the service that this tiled
soldier is willing 70 eulist bis eusreiss
for this porpose. There can BE- 40 doubt
Of success in any matter be undertakes.
de has the zeal, the skill, the pasriogism
every element Of character requisite Ia
accomplish the tack Of raising = brigade
Of the best material that can be gotten
together in al this border
The Sixteenth, now rapidly 'hiIing IN.
will form . part Of JeDnison's Brieade
and we predict that when il Is full and
ready for the Geld, ss Il soon viii Be. tbere
will be nc better regiment IN the service
both As 10 pFivAtes and officers, throuob
al the grades.
Let il be set down as ons Of the fhings
sure 10 be accomplished, that Jenbi.on
will have full Brigade Of tFooos. -
plete in every respect, 10 che iisld within
ninsty days.-LeaSasrost sc Kansas Tim,
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Religion a BAD Thing for slaves.

Religion q bad HhlBE Tor slaves
The Richmond Whig remarks upon the
pernieiOus influences which religious In
Instruction has upon the slaV,s Ia Vir-
giniA, and, by way Of example, relates
that
Upon the las. appearance Of the
Yankees At fredericksburg the only
negroes who went of with them when
they retired were those who bylOnged
TO, or were frequentsrs Of, the Airieaa
church there.
"The negro Holland, noticed else
where q under arrest for writing passes
for slaves 10 escape 10 the Yankees, was
> pillar in an African church in this
city, and leader In the choir At bis
room was found q music tuning fork,
aud = variety Of music End prayer
hooks"
This is bad for the Christian religion
These negroes don't seem 70 understand
Paul and Oas sinus as the reverend Dr..
Palmer does. They ought 10 establish =
Bible Revision Society ia Richmond, tc
sliminais from the Scriptures the snH.
slavery elemsat, which, no doubt psr-
Vertsd the minds and hearts Of thsss
bOndsmen.-M y. BVsaing Journal.
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y n N II'aI9I7IN1I
Brig. Gen., Commissioner for Exchange.
ThrowIng Gus The soldier VOts.

Throwing Oug the Soldier Vote.
This work has been actively under
taken, as we learn, in several counties Of
the State, according to the Conservative
programme. DIR. johnson, agent TO take
the vote at Little Rock, and appointed
''messenger," according to the seventh
section of the Convention Ordinance, 70
carry a portion Of that vote 70 its desti-
nation, took tho retnrns from soms Marion
County soldiers 10 that county. Upon
presenting the documents 70 the Clerk Of
that eounty-Hatcher By BAmC-Mr.
johnson Wss told that be might leave
the paps r., but that the vote would not
be counted. The authority for such q
course being demanded, The seeret circu-
lar which we have commented was pro-
duced Under these circums stances, Ar
johnson very seusiCly declined leaving
the papers. We have beard Of seYerAl
similar instances, indicating thai large
proportion Of the soldier vote has not
been counted. We shall procure and
publish the facts as soon as we can get
them in 3 reliable shape. In every in
stance the clerks guilty Of this knayery
are Conservatives or rebels. The Hatcher
referred to Is said 10 have been actively
disloVal 1t The outset Of the rebellion,
sDd bis loyalty now is represented -
only such as 10 make him 4 first rate
CONSERVATIVES. Luis De1nocTa,-
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Marshal,a Sale.

DY virtue OF writ ueHdid0Hi erpoaaf 70 e directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF the United Staiss fer
the Middle District Of Tenn ssee. n rs 0cl6b term
1868 I viii expose 70 public sale, 20 the ghost
bidder, for cash Rt the Court hnhsh, 80 Nashv Ne
Tenn, on TUESDAY, 12rH Of JANUARY, lso4 all q .
right, title, claim; interest sud estate which !aTi
Dick has "a tract Of land, Iying about thrsr miles
from CFssksvire, Tenn bounded and described in
part folows On the North By the ClarkSFilla and
Port Royal Turnpike, on the South By Cumberl nd
RiyeF-lssiDg part Of the tract sold By decree Of
the Chaaeery Court, al Qirksvd'e, IN the 50 CT
Dicks Heirs, for sale and distribution Of the lands OF
WlliEI Dick; frOutaining about two hundfe cd acres
levied on, With AL the appurtensnc thereto 10 sat
isfy judgment Of said United States Court in favor
OF Robert Black, and against David Dick.
Sale t8conmence a. II o'clock, A. NJ
+. r. GLAGCOCK, Marshal
noF2s-St ltN By W. LKtLYE1r, DeY Yuty. III.
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j. B. COoss,
It. & A. A. o. @.

WEST VRoINIA CLEAR Of REBKIs.--
Those who have anxiousiy watched the
progress Of ihe young and prosperous
State Of West Virgins, will be r, joieed
TO learn from General Kelley that there 10
not At this time any organized force Of
rebels within the boundaries Of that
State. General AveriiPs vigorous and
active movements have relieved the West
Virginians from the nuisance Of their
presence. Thus every day more and
mOrs Of the territory claimed by the re-
bellion finds protection, and will ulH-
mstely tind peace, under the broad folds
OF the old flag.
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W. FITzHUGH LEE.--GsnerAl Batter,
while Witns ,iBg The review Of nun
Der Of regiments At Old Point recently,
was much astonished 20 see among the
spectators = rebel general Offices, and
ioquised Of one sf the bystanders who Il
was. He was answered General Fiiz-
hash Lee" It viii be remembered that
FitEhugh made : trip to Fori Lafayette
imnsdiSteiy after.
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CoTTOE m KEsTuCzV --Nol1ithsiand-
ing the very unfsVorabls season, Gotten
has mstursd nearly - vel - usual in
the southern e5ualiss Of this State. The
gins are new IL operation, several new
ones having been sent there this seaseD.
Il has been customary ever since ths
country has been ssttisd % grow ectioa
in the southern SAD western coeniiss fsF
manslaotaTs oaly. Hsnd-csrds, for
earding sotsen, have long been "a article
OF oOasidsrabls imporsanes, but this year
he trade has largely lbsFssssd, e. the
quantity of laad pat IN cotton has ken
grester thaa aanal. - Loaiapsls sslenal
,. eoAAEt, 1A.-.... p,zs.sys lssat
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RI pleasantly situated, With good water fsci-
n ties, healthy, prottily slopsd, fine forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages In many respects
Of both city ana country and exempt from the dis
advantages Of the city, viz: sfluvia. heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber offers FuR SALE LOIS
on ali the streets and avenues in th beautiful plat
ApuIy 70 H. G. SCOYEL
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Invest Your Money!
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers
Mechanics, Merchants, and
t I.aborers,

NE1OULD do we'll TO husband aud spply their
s w means 20 the purchase Of good HONE LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhanceneut IN the value Of their property ward
OF the ind ucsmeuts and facilities for dissipation,
and esca pe the Disgrace ard rsa incident 70 being
caught in their snarss and traps which are inyov-
ing and destroying thousands.
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The Richmond Whis thinks rsligi0n :
BAD thing for negroes; and freedom 10
ooos = thing for them. What does she
Wing think proper thing fer The black
rass To produes malattOsss ws sup
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale!

JVHESE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages Of
i health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water, aud eligibIity-withal, chespness.
Apply 70 d. @. ScOFEL.
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Notice.

H1HE rndersigned this day having sod 10 AessTs.
i MeMullen q Gates their goods aud business, a.
No. "a Cherry street. Nashville, do recommend TO
the forable notice snd pasr Of those hitherto
dealing " III rs al the cid these successors,
who viii there continue the same trade Ia stAlonery
and kisdred goods suitable Tor suffers, postmAfers,
and otaers selling in tbs arm9.
Thank ful for the patronage hitherto given rs, We
take pleasure N transferring our trade 10 toe hands
OF h0nor4tle aud fair dealing men, Is all VII md our
Sov2s-a ALLEN & co.