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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11
Cloths, Cassimeres. VeStings.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

IA y ACRES OF YalEable Land on both sides Of N
It 4 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. rs miles ON
Nashville. which depot has been recently located we'll
improved good water, gOd soil, with fair proper Of
timber aud cleared land excellent stand for country
store and residence. Either side OF the the whole
will be sold TO suit purchasers.
50% ACRES, one mile from the town OF Franklin, Ia
Williamson county, the Liberty road and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad loo Acres cleared
and In cultivation. Has on Il a comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs and Is PROSPECTIVE sosuitsble for four
handsome settlements. VIII sell n =, X, Or al TO Eai,
purchasers.
I6 ACRES mostly lubersd part ofthe Brentwood Tract
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South -
Nashville soil Of excellent quality admirably adapted to
the purposes OF Vineyard, Nursery Market Garden.
1OI ACRES the Galatin Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashville, between Sun and sedgs would make
business in town convenient and Coml0robs country
residf nee.
800 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
Western Rairc al II miles Nashville, Big Harpeh
River and miles east OF Kin gston Springs $50 Acres clear
ed-baAnce well tmbsred-good soil and water, and COM
ortable Improvements.
528 ACRES, well improved, miles from Nashville,
the Mil Greek Valley Pike, and near the N O. r B. Soil
OF good quality, good Dwelling hns young Orchard, and IN
very good neghborhOod. 49,
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots miles North Of Nssh-
Vile, the Whites Greek Turnpike road. most beau
df1l building lot
LOTS Of any size so feet 10 IS Acres on the Busna
Vista Turnpike road, FROM to miles Of Nashville, with
without Timber, convenient 10 BuenA Vista springs
10 LOiS in the corporation Of Nashville Wilson's
Springs Franklin Turnpike road several
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several and The
MurfessbOro Turnpike road in the th Ward and several
west Of Capitol Hill near the corporation line.
PRICES Low TERMS LIBERAL. Those who wish 70
purchase would do well to make early application %
spI0-H c. ". NANCE.
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Spring and Summer FaShiOnSfOr 1856.
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DRcoRArRn RrRn cAG

WE have hNad 10 Canary CAGES of all shs asi sis
w Gan. patterns that be oetkaea Nsu Vera Fer
ssis Al yeEy HgaAH Gdvance on n teFu Pyiess.
aeis MACK GNTfE A WIIa0<.
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Coffee and spice Establishment
No. 4s pey st !. New York.

No, 4B Dey 81, New York.
CMTTHS sELF-ADJUsTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS.-The only premium awarded by the Amer
Institute their late Fair at the Crystal Palace for
SELF-ADJUSrlNG STOCKS TO p y. SMITH, MAnufac-
turrf, No. IS Dey -, New York.
Merchants will hnd greatly TO their advantage 10 call
and examine Smiths extensive assortment Of these very
fashionable articles for the neck Great inducements will be
offered to Jobbers from Western and Southern cities.
reference be had 10 nearly all Of the rtclass job
blng Houses Of New York City. ianT-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

TEN TEACHERS Of srss ability. employed IN tAs
School; AnOrding facilities for thorough EEGIHH sdu-
cation, with Latin Greek the modern polite angusges mn-
sc lon gulsAr piano. harp and organ drawing emerodcy
ard seven kinds u painting
Refinement Of Manners and the etiquette Of society ineni
Gated Partisan lady resides ir the family. PrEes are
awarded in each department..
Aids physical sdHcGf0 20 be fennd II calss snics,
Dancing, Gymnasium, BoEing Alley, (strcty private
swimming In Aystc River fsa horseback riding Ae. Wen
trained saddle korses belong 70 the Seminary.
MEs. THOMAS P SMITH.
REpEskse1-H0n RShsrt Q. winthrop, Boston Hon. 3D.
ward Everett DO; ChAies Brooks West Medford Rev
john Psrpont do " Gardner, NJ Principal Boston Latin
school, Hon Abbot Lkwrenee Boston; Rev Hubbard WIN
soE New York; Kew Wm. Hague d D. Albany, Rev. kol-
lin H. NsAls D. D. Boston; Hon- san hoast0n, Teas
mayi4-
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Facts About AmbrOtypes

A MBROTHPES we're "IRtr0duced" in Nashville
n by A. LARCOMBE
Ambrotypes made nowhere else ia Nashville than at
the Ambroype Rooms No. 40 College So.
Ambrotypes made upon double plate glass hermet
cay sealed and thus protected against ali possibility Of In
Jury.
Ambrotype Couuerfeits are made single glass not
sealed and durable ordinary deguerreOtype
Ambruypes name1 by the Inventor 10 dstn gush
them from all other picturs Other borrow the name,
and apply 20 In picture which lacks the main
points Of IN Ambrotvps-tone and durability febl9
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l. q nd Tor Sale.

l. n Il TOR SALE
L OFFER for sale (5OOl SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
OF LAND lying on the Colambia Central Turnpike
Road seven miles rom Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on witch reside.
This Land equal not superior TO any in haury county
is well waered (the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae well mbered and well improved.
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Is
will be divided TO suit purchasers sold in e body
For further information apply TO ne at AAhEOod p Oes
Maury county, Tennessee. .- G.
aug11-H LUCiuS POLK.
COFFEE bags fsir and prime Rio Coffee in store.
" and for sale by W. II. GORDON 90.
w HIsKY.-sObbls Robe t,on county whisky,
w leo " Deans Aurora do
b. 30 I" Old bourbon do
in store, and for sale BY ". II. GORDON 4 co.
CRUsHED SUGAR.-iOO bbls New York A, CrusAs a
u guEaT, for sale BY w.H. GORDAN CO.
DICE.-1O Tiercss fresh Carolina Rice, iOr sale BY
~ WI. GORDON co
NAILS-lOOO kegs shonbsrssr'S Mails, for sale BY
IN ~. G0RnoN& 3 co.
WRAPPIEG PAPER.-iOOO bundle, single crown
w medium and double crown, for sale y
OsSABURGs.-ios bales Allsorla - o'nA9urEs,
~ 90 g Franklin 4 do
for sale sy VIZ GORDON q co.
CHEETINGs.-25 bales Laurel Hill - shsetings,
= 10 Glenn Mills "a do
IS sparta q - DO
For sale by ". II. GORDON co.
COTTON YARNs.-A ran A.'Or,m.u, Of Cotton TArDs
laurel Hin, Vale Mms.
sparta, Sycamore,
C.ntraI, and Franklin Factories,
For sale by ". H. GORDON 90.
NUNHY BAGs.-SoO Bales GunDy Bags. QKa4 bush.l
May so. W. Il. GORDON CO.
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Another New Arrival.

(NTIN ES.-A full assortment hand, Of very
w perior favor and quality, fine old Du Gordon Sherry
and London Particular Maderia old 0porto Port We have
lot Of these Wines put bottles, suitable for family
For sale Wholesale and Retail very low, BY
au5 LYONS Co, Cedsr 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-20
The Anteidna Arrived last evening iisI

- The Antelope Arrived last evening Just
six days from New Orleans. We thank Mr..
j. L. Beeler, Of the Office, for papers.
- The fast and big steamer Ben Frank
lin, with Capt. Mcdill in command, was to
have left Louisville last evening, and may be
expected here today with room enough for
freight and passengers.
- We thank Mr.. Clark, of the Fashion,
for package Of Louisville papers left us Sun
day morning The Fashion will be here next
Thursday morning on her return trip to Louis
vile.
- The clerk of the Fairy Queen writes
to the Cincinnati Commercial that the pilots
asked them $1,000 to take the boat to St.
Paul and bach. They finally engaged pilot
at $500. That's pretty tolerable good wages.
- The st. Louis News of Saturday even
ing says:
During the past three days the river here
has fallen between three and four feet, and
continues to fall rapidly. All the Upper
streams are reported falling.
- The Rob't J. Ward arrived eafly yes
terday morning from Louisville, and at ohce
commenced taking in freight for the South
She took on 800 hhds of tobacco and other
freight, laying here the greater part of the
day.
- The Northerher will be here early
this morning for st. Louis, according to Gus
tom, unless some accident octurs. She is a
fast and good boat. There is nc regular pack
ct for st. Louis this morning, although boats
bound in that direction will doubtless be along
during the day.
- The T. P. Ray, Capt. Donnell, was
sunk by the storm of Saturday week, some
two miles below Batesville. AS White river
was rising very fast, it was feared she would
be total loss. No lives we're lost The wind
blew her on shag, causing her to sink i'm
mediately.
- The Southerner, with her noted punc-
tiality, was here yesterday morning. We
thank Mr.. Archer for package of st. Louis
papers of Saturday. The Southerner will be
here next Thursday morning for St Louis
She needs no recommendation as first rate
boat. She runs on the low-pressure princi-
pie, but eats OH the high-pressure scale.
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OF The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald, under date of May 18th,
says:
An effort is making Under the lead Of Sam
Medary, Senator Bright, and other Northwest
ern Democrats, now here, to effect perfect
union among the delegates of that section to
the Cincinnati convention, to cast its vote as a
unit for Pierce OF Douglas, whichever shall
+ prove the strongest. Michigan alone holds
= out for Buchanan. Even this unanimity
= against Buchanan destroys all reasonable hope
of his nomination, and Pierce's friends claim
to night, that it gives the latter the lead again
It is understood that the officers of the
steamer Orizaba have been officially advised
forcibly to resist any attempt of the British
frigate Erydice to board her at San Juan and
interfere with the landing of passengers, i
smade on the present trip. Such resistance
will make strong practicle case for Elk
ecutive action. 1t is not supposed that any
American vessel of war is now at San Juan.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS May Is.
Sdkar-The supply continues light prices firm
sales this morning of about ESQ hRds.
Moasses-Sales 300 bbls aa full prices.
fair and stock light.
FourTransactons comprise 100 bbls st. Louis
fan cy a Sc so, and $50 extra ut 81 per Dbl.
Corn-We notice sales Of about GOO sacks 467c
asmall lot at 4Sc per bushel.
0asYeserday LOO ordinary sold at s2c and
to-day 400 prime St. Louis at 4oc and ordinary @
37e bushel.
Pork-DuII and noticed sales only bbls
inspected light weight SIS 37 for Mess and per
for NJ. O..
Bacon-Prme ribbed Sides held at So pound. We
hear of no sales thus far
Lard-There good demand full prices with sales
400 barrels and tierce mixed lot, 9c, and $50 erees
Prime at a considerably higher rate.
Whisky-Transaetions eOnhDe to retail.
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Additional by the Asia.

| BreadstuffS have been firm with large bust
ness. Flour advanced 6da1S. Lower grades
of wheat improved I'd. For corn the market
| is dull and prices easier but not quotably
lower.
Beef market dull with declining tendency
Pork firm with an upward tendency in prices
There is an active speculative demand for lard
at 54a55s an advatice Of Is.
Naval StUres-For turpentine no sales. Tar
also dull. Rosih steady at 4s 9da5s 1Od for
common ard 9s for fine.
Southern red wheat quoted at 9s 2da10s
Western white IS 9dal1s. Western canal
-four 2Oa84sy good Ohio and Southern 34s 5da
Dos. Western white corn 29a3Os, Western
mixed 29s 3D.
Linseed oil dull.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased 100000. American stocks in steady
demand.
The Manchester markets are quiet.
The Asia left Liverpool on the morning d
the Sd.
The British Parliament had adjourned.
The debate On the motion of Mr.. Whites de,
for vote Of cehsure against the Government
for the fall Of Kars, passed to a division, but
the motion was lost, the majority against it
being 81.
The official report of the proceedings Of the
peace congress have been published; but it is
but little more than republication of the pro-
tocol and treaty heretofore published.
The most interesting features in the news
from the peace conference relates to what hap
pened after the treaty was signed, in the shape
of an interchange of opinions upon subjects OF
European interest.
Count Wale%iski invited this interchange
of sentiments; and amongst other things, re-
ferred to the disturbed state of Italy, recon-
mending that suggestions of milder rule be con-
veyed to the italian governments, in which
suggestions the plenipotentiaries generally
h eartily agreed.
Court Carour suggested that secular gov
eminent be established in Roman legations and
the Austrian troops withdrawn.
Sharp words ensued between the Austrian
and sandman representatives but ended in
nothing.
The plenipotentiaries then proceeded to the
discussion of the new declaration of MARITIME
law in reference to neutralS, &C. To all the
principles of this law the plenipotentiaries
gave their adheson-Russia qualifying her
assent in prvateering.
Letter from Rome state that in ecclesas-
teal circles, panic was struck, at the Sardin-
ian programme of the Italians reform. By
the su ldet departure for Paris, Monsignor per
Arid, he is supposed to be connected with
this movement.
A letter from Berlin says the proposal OIL
England to capitalize the Sound dues is not
acceptable to Denmark.
London, Saturday.-The treaty petween
England, France, and Austria, guaranteeing
the independence and integrity Of the Turkish
Empire, was proposed to Parliament yestef-
day.
Lord Clarendou's answer to Mr.. Marcys
dispatch of Dec. 18th, was laid before Parlia-
rhent last evening The Daily News, in COM
mentitlg ON it, refers to the demand for Cramp-
toms recall as an invitation for the English
Cabinet to disgrace itself for the amusement
and qualification of the Government at Wash
IiDgtOn.
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COMMUNICATIONS SAL
PHRIIC SALEx


NY vrune of decree of the vanderbgrgh Circuit Court
it's pril term, 1855 rendered in suit Ter
ptren wherein John James plaintiff and Levi James
others The undersigned Commissioner
will expose public auction the Court House in
18th day of May 1856, the following des-
cribed real est5te, TO witt
All that part fractional section No. twelve (2.) in
Township No Cd sOuthOf No ten iO) west III
ouuty Indiana thus bounded Beginning as
stake West line of said fractional section point
of the north of said racto nal
section running from thence $50 6 chains
bank of the Ohio river thence down said river
twelve chains and twenty links; thence north 80
seventy o chains 80 the west line Of said
section with said line the place OF beginning
the third thereof being subj to the life estate of
Cynthia Brown.
ALso-A that part Of the Southwest quarter of section
No one ID Township and Range aforeiad. to witt:
being the middle part of said South
quarter and is forty (o chains and fifty 5o) links
North Soath and ten o) charms In width
East West and being that portion of said quarter
marked with the word here' tie plat said
recorded in order book ID at ITO of the
Vtnderburgh Probate Court. Eighteen and
the North end being to the life estate
of Cynthia Brown
TERMsone half the purchase money to be paid in cash
remainder be paid in four months from the day
SALE purchaser giving notes with approved security
waving relief from valuation apprasent and bear
ing interests from date. THOS. Il. GARVlN.
ap26-4w Commissioner.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT,S LIVER PILLS.
A N ID

hO-NIA d. L Enc'
FREE FROM ALL RAJ PoISoNs.
FHNHE great popularity which MoFFATs LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITrERs have attained, of the
extraordinary effected by their renders it
the proprietor enter into particular
their medicinal virtues properties. Having been
twenty before the public and having the united
testimony than THREE
been tored TO the employment the perfect health
believed that their reputation bestvegetable
before the public. admits dispute. In
city and village in the United there
ease giving to the whole system renewed vigor
health.
In cases of ScoRFULA. ULCERS. ScURvY ERUPTIoNs
the skin operation ofthe LIFE MEDICINES truly
ishing often removing a days every vesige
Ioahsome Diseases their purifying effects the blood
aud AoUE DYSPEPSIA DRoPSY, PILES, and in shor
diseases yield their curative properties NJ
family should be without them by their timely use muc
suffering and expense NAV be saved Prepared Nv
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, NJ D.. New York.
And for sale By KELLER, FA RNSLEY 90.
mh5, Evansville Indiana,
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REMOVAL;

a NOLBURN & HERSHBERGEE Have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses to the building lately put
by Mr. Hughes, Water street. next door to Canal Bank
where they will keep On hand at wholesale and
viz: Spring Cotton Moss Shtok Half and Jenfy Lind
ALSo-Bed Comforts o all sizes.
ALSo-Cotton. Moss Hair Shuek AID Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order and to give satse
ton Those in want good article will pleasesive call
The attention Country Merchan particularly invited
to stock Main next dOorto Canal Bank Evansville
Ind mil
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OF Copeland's Exchange, Banking and
Collecting Office, makes collections an this city
and all available points in the United States
Loans money in all sums. Exchange, Land
Warrnts and Gold, bought and sold. On First
street near Main.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ST. Louis, May 10.

ST. Louis, May 10.
The river at this point continues to fall
slowly. Upper Mississippi rising from Rock
Island down Above there it was falling at
last advices. Missouri river falling slowly
Weather clear and pleasant
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aVo.oOO WOKTH az DgVCHENC

D y
FHNHE CYPRESS POND DRAINING COMPANY. ted
act of the last Legislature Kentucky
$4,000 worth of dtehng be done through their lands
Union county for which they will pay cash.
work DONE and will make advances equal per
the work done each month after the
to in june July and finished in December
next The land viii be shown and full particulars by
applying TO A L. Churchill. Geo. Henshaw Dr. J. D. Ames
or Geo Payne. living the land Clerk of the
Board In Morganfeld, Ky.
ap24-2m dkw WILLIS G.. HUGHES.
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SPRING iiIsAiiF 6fsEN


TTNE subscribers receipt of their spring stock
comprising every VARIETY and kind of Mems Women
Misses Boys Youth land Chldfens Boots Shoes Caters.
Baskins Slippers &c. &c. which they call the attention
Those goods purchased early and selected
from the first desirable offered in the Eastern
markets, HENDRICKS q McREA,
mh2I First st. rear Main.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOE Demii ohns q 3. gsllons 10 boxes 40 gross
- pipe heads bags ass'd Corks doz bkl eoves; doz
wooden shovels doz lemon squeezers dog
anil Oi'iS AO ~ L&D HEfMANN
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THE LITTLE NJ AN
BIG STo OK!

BIG o TT O Kss
Who dress a person in Wool. Linen SILK Cotton
ENVERY Gentleman desires be neatly Hastily
h ed emnenty that this should be the aim
have noticed that nearly all the
denizens of city purchase their Clothing
A. LORENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing Stores
under Pavilion Hotel Water SITS.
Everything the line Clothing and Furnishing Goods
had ready made made order only the
manner and style. but at the very lowest prices,
general of Hats Caps Leather Trunks Car
pet-bag Vaises everything that gentleman
o use you may fl nd at the Western Star. ap3
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AUCTION SALES.



AUCTION ROOMS,
Old House. Cornet of Main and Third streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
HAVING leased for Z term of and fitted the
above we'll known stand, we are now prepared to
eeive sale auction private SALE all kinds
merchandise; household furniture horses bug
gies. etc.. etc.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
cling at 9oclock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday u ghts. at early gas light.
andsaes of realetats promptly
to.
We are weekly receiving and have ro on hand large
spindle and bannister backs scroll and scoOp rim
back Office French, Jenny Lind. and Bastle wood seat
Chairs mahogany and sofa Chairs Elisabeth
chars spring rockers Sofas sociable centre
card dining and breakfast table light ard wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads mat
trasses tin and wire safes which will sell at Gin
cnnati prices.
We have also hand great variety ofnooRs. jewery
volns aeeordeons pocket cutlery, guns. pistols whips
etc., which will sell at reduced prices for cash.
whoesale retail. R0OLSEY NELSON,
nv Anet1s.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

MONDAY. May 10.
NoRTHERNER from St. Louis to Louisville.
R. NJ. PArTdN. from Louisville to Tennessee River.
W A. caves, from Be wiling Green to Louisville.
EUROPE, frotA New 0Fleass to Cincinnati.
RI, WARD. from Louisville to New Orleans.
CHANCELLOR. troI louisville to New Orleans.
DEFENDER. from st. Louis to Pittsburg
ALTAMoNT. from st. Louis to Pittsburg
MoSosGAHELAi from Pittsfurg to St. Louis.
WIN. GARvIN. from Memphis to louisville.