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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-25
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NKw YORK, March 24-The ship John Rutledge,
January to the 18th Of February, into icebergs,
and was SO badly damaged that she was abandoned
by the passengers and crew. who took to the boats.
One of the boats, which contained thirteen souls,
was picked up on the 2Sth of February, by the
ship Germania, which arrived at New York Sun
day. One sailor was found alive on board, with
three dead bodies, all the rest having died from
starvation and been thrown oberboaFd The other
four boats had pulled for the Gulf stream. The
John RGtledge had 100 passengers and rs crew.
She was insured for SIS, OOu and had a cargo Of
800 tons merchandise.
PITTsBURG, March "a, noon-The Allegheny is
running out The Ohio is standing, with 10 feet
in the channel and entirely clear Of ice.
The weather is cool and windy.
WARRINGTON, March 24-HousE-The Speaker
announced the Kansas Investigating Committee to
consist Of Messrs. Campbell of Ohio, Howard of
Michigan and Oliver Of Missouri.
SENATE Mr. Seward offered a resolution which
adopted, requesting the President to cOmmu-
nicate to the Senate all information in his possess
sion relative TO revolutionary proceedings in Mica.
ragua, especially the seizure of the Transit Compa'
ny's property.
On motion Of Mr.. Seward, the Committee on the
Library was instructed to consider the expediency
of some legislative recognition OF the eminent
vice in the expedition under Dr. Kane in the Arc.
tic regions.
Senate then resumed toe consideration Of the
deficiency appropriation bill.
NEw YORK, March a. evening Cotton active.
Sales 4 900 bales. Flour firm; Wheat, Red / 75;
White 3d. Corn active; Pork dull, 10 81; Lard 6rm;
Sugar dull; Mossses firm. Freights easier.
SrocK-The Board had no meeting this after
noon, in consequence of the death Of Nelson Robin
son.
The public Commissioners in the case Of the
Chief of the Police (Mstsell,) have unanimously
decided that he was born in England, but as his
father was naturalized during his sons minority,
the Chief is an American.
A stable belonging to the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning
with 10 horses.
CINcINNArr, March a, noon-FIour 6Oa5 10.
Provisions firm Mess Pork 400; bulk meats sta
ct. Whisky 20.
LOUISVILLE, March 24-The river is rising. The
weather is clear and windy.
CINCINNATI, March 24-The river is rising, with
twelve feet four inches in the channel
New OtLEANs, March 22-Cotton is improving
sales OF 1900 bales; Orleans Mddling 9ta9i.-
Mess Pork Is rs All the rest unchanged
NEW YORK, March "a, Flour is improve
ing-775 for straight State, 7 81 for Ohio, and
Sl2a9 90 for Southern. Wheat firm. Corn inn
prov ing-66 for Western mixed. Pork dull at
1851 Whisky has declined to 29c.
CNCINNATI, March "a, evening. - Flour firm,
65a6 90; Oats %; Whiskey l9aa5; Provisions
steady, Bulk Shoulders 81; Mess Pork IA 90, Ra"
con Sides, packed, 7g; Groceries steady. River IL
feet inches in the channel, and rising.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue OF writ Of Teadton ErpoRds me directed
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court OF Da-
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term 1856 will
expose public sale, the highest bidder, for cash,
court house door in the city OF Nashville the Srd day
May 1856 all he right title claim interest and which
Laner Falls tn had since have acquired In and
70 the 70 lowing desc bed property owt piece parcel
Ofand situate in Davidson county, Tennessee part Of the
land the said Charles l. Love resides on, and bounded
follows beginning at stake, VIM. Kings, north
ner In William b. Lewis south boundary line running north
S9H degrees east with said line forty poles stake
SAID ne thence south IN degrees hundred and
twenty poles John Rains north boundary
line with the agreeable its bearing south SPH deg
u poles to stake VIM Kings south Of the
be lives thence north with Kings line 1l9
poles to the beginning, containing ~ poles Being
levied the property of Lanier Fails, satisfy jugd
ment rendered in favor OF Ewing Williams, Ex'rs.
maTch1T-tl JOHN X EDMONDSON, sheriff.
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by virtue OF writ Of directed andeIvered
- from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county
Tennessee, at its January Term 1885, will expose public
sale TO the highest bidder for cash. at the house
in the city OF Nashville the 81 day OF way, 1885, all the
right title claim interest and estate, which Joseph W.
Even then had since have acquired in and the fol
lowing described property, tow certain Ct land In
Davidson county in the Of Nashville fronting Vine
street btween Spring and Broad Streets beginning he
south edge Of stone foundation for fence between
the West side Of Vine and running with said
northwardy sixty feet less plank fence dividing
said sixty feet lot from Mrs BOyd's property the north
ey thence with said alley six feet more less
right line to the beginning corner thence feet to the
beginning Conveyed to j. H. McEwcn by kliE beth Jyd
by ed registered Book ~ page 49, being levied upon
as the property Of Joseph w. McEwen to satisfy judgmt
rendered in favor Of Truilt Brothers a Co.
marchl7-td j X EDMONDSON. Sheriff
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EDMONDSON. Sheriff
SHERIFF,S SALE.

pYyr Of writ II ue1diOai erp0nds to directed and
II delivered, from the honorable q HE
county Tennessee at its february Term 1856 viii expose
TO public sale to the highest bidder, for cash at the ut
house door in the city OF Nashville, the rd day Of May
1886 all the right, title claim, interest and which
Richard Fell then had since have acquired in and TO
the following d. scrbe1 property tow: Tive lots Of ground
in Davidson county Ia South Nashville, the property Of
Ri hard Fell known ard designated the plan said town
lo Nos 26 and 81 fronting College street via No. 20
fronting 60 feet and lot Of the a. feet and lot Of the
81 80 feet and running back alley; being lot sold by
d. D. Patio 10 said Richard fe and which said Fell
sided in 1888 valued at thousand dol full drscnp
Of said In the deed from d. Patrick said
Richard Fell corded in Book IL. page 46 being Il gied
the property Of Richard Fell satisfy judgment
rendered in favor 4 Bellaeld N Carter
marchlT JOHN X EDMONDSON Sheriff.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of renditiOBi er2onds directed
ID and delivered from the honorable circuit Of David
county Tennessee at its January Term 1856 will
pose public sale the highest bdde at the court
house dor the city Of Nashville the 3rd day May
1885, all the right title claim interest and estate which Jo
seph W. McEwsn then had may since have CURED in
TO the following described property, to wit certain
piece parcel Of land in Davidson UNITY In the
Nashville and fronting Vine street between Spring and
Broad Streets beginning at the south west edge Of
foundation for fence between the property Of izabeth
Boyds lot occupied by Stone the side Of
street. and running with said nohwardy eet
less plank fence ding said sixty feet lot from Mrs
Boyds property the n; thence right angles with
said street sixty feet 10 foot alley; thence with said
alley sixty feet less TO stone Alright line 30 the
begn ing corner therce feet 20 the beginning line being
the properly transferred by Elizabeth Boyd Joseph H.
McEwen 1911 September 1883 registered in Book % page
I6; be eyie upon the property Of Joseph W. McEw-
en- satisfy Judgment rendered in Of TTu Broth
ers Co.
marchi7 JOHN X EDMONDSON Sheriff
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L r q f. w 90 DIS
HAIR RESTORATIYF.

IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
THAT all the bald aud the grey be restored perfectly
original growth far their locks concerned
does admit Of a doubt besides will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandrun itching
in the shape cusneous eIupt0ns-even scAd head
and in possible viii IT fail OF curing as by magic,
nervous periodical headache, and used twice week by
the young regularly It will preserve the color and keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age. RKAD JUDGL
LooASsPORT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood a Co:
GENTS Yours OF the 18th duly 10 hand Enclosed
please ind t8S being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold II all. II you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell it, IL has
worked Miracles In this place sold six 81 bottles
that bald and fetched hair out all his head.
Yours respectfully,
NJ. II. GRIDLEY.
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SHER FF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of reHd1i0Ri oonGs, directed
~ and delivered, from tie honor bic Of David
county Tennessee at It's January Term, 1854 will
pose public sale, to the highest bidder for cash he
court house door in the city q Nashville The Sd day u
Way 1856, all the right tile claim, interest and estate which
James Bergen then had since have acquired in aud
TO fowng tract, pie parcel Of land situated " ng
and being the county Of Davidson in the state Of Tonnes
see in South Nashville, and kuown and dist nguhed In
plan Of lots Of record IN the Registers Once a Davidson
county in Book No H. pages 20I anf.03 being levied upon
the property Of James bergen 10 satisfy judgment
dered in favor Of r W. Porter.
JOHN X. EDMoNDSON, sheriG,
by c. T.. DRAKE, D,puty.
Nashville March 10. 1856.
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SHEIsIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of UeliditiOH eFpORds direct
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county Tennessee, at its January Term 1856 will
expose to public sale TO the bidder for ash at the
court house door in the city of Nashville, the 3D. day
Nav 1886, all the right title claim interest and estate which
William Stewart then had, may since have acquired In
and to the oOwng bed real estate Situated in
South Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee being lots No
II and 49, distinguished in the plan OF the BOsworh lots
fronting 29H feet Market street. the other %
said street. both running back 127 feet inches being levied
upon the property Of William Stewart satisfy judgment
rendered in favor of b. W. Hall.
JOHN X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
Nashv
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SMERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue Of four writs Of reHdORi espoHds d.
ID rected and delivered from the honorsb eiFcEit curi
Davidson y Tennessee ~ its January Term, 1885,
will expose public sale he highest bidder for cash.
house door In the city Ma hTie the Fd day
Of Mag, 1850 ell the right, title claim, interest and estate
which Jehn Grshsm item had, may since have
o. and the following described proper " to wi; Lot No.
ST. fronting tsenty-Ee feet alley and McNsiry line
and extending Ia pih College sixty
seventy teei, lees ami also o. fret fronting
the above mentioned alley hcNairy line, ard met bsos
described and Rg towards College street;
levied upon the pT Of John Graham satisfy
a Judgment rendered in favor OF A. hOTrison-
JOHN X. EDaONDsoN, sheria
b. z. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
NashvIlls, v srrh ~, 1850.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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The case of T. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
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PHOY. WOODS HAIR REsToRATrvE.-The testimony Of ali
who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article will the gray and the bald, eradicate
of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old 1t is put up
both with and without sediments See advertisement.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO
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Custom IIOusc.

Gen. ZoLLIooFFER recently offered, in the
House Of Representative, a resolution direct
ing the Committee on Commerce 10 inquire
into the expediency Of building a Custom
House in this city. The committee have, we
learn, examined the facts upon which the
proposition is made, aud conferred with the
Secretary of the Treasury, with whom our
Representative had also previously conferred,
on the subject. The result is the Secretary
recommends the erection of the building and
the appropriation of $4,000 therefor. We
are gra,iied TO state that the committee have
determined to report a bill in accordance with
this recommendation. We hope Gen. ZoII-
CoFFER will have the satisfaction of seeing the
bill paastd into a law.
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Loss of Tickets of Glass l..

BY the accident the seaboad and Roanoke Railroad
the Tickets Of Class L. for Apn 18Th, in their transit
Baltimore In charge Of Adams Express Company de-
strOyei by Ore consequently there will be any drawing
Of that Glass The drawing will be Class May l5th, the
"Ne Plus Uutra Scheme" Very ectiuly,
march23 J. g. WINTER Manager.
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err orTcE, yaSDaIIl. June 21, 1854.

@. R. r 0TucE, YASDAIIA, June 81 1854.
PRoR WooD-Dear Sir IL take pleasure in bearing vol.
unary testimony 10 the excellence OF Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very grey. II Is dark
brown, he original or smooth and glossy. The only
application have made 10 il has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by you and which from the result In my
| can most cordially recommend 10 others.
Respectfully Yours
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
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Ham REsTORAuyE-In columns TO day viii be found
Prof Woods adve tisemen Of the above article 10 which
call attention. What has Done have witnessed
aequaintances in 81. Louis. Hair
grey met view, black brown, the might be
being the color early manhood and fine and glossy
silk and that without other application than the Resor
alive II il has done this upon Others, will not do the
like he locks OF Lockiels WArkr chief the
will try iti We think so-deksoariNe CO1sttfHfioGits
oct 3, 1855.
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SHERlFFS' SALES.
SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of Uendioni erpORds, directed
ID and delivered ON the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county Tennessee at its January Term 1856, will
expose public SALE the highest bidder for cash. at the
house door in the city Of Nashville the third day Of
May 1885, all the right title claim, I'M crest and estate which
W. McNay then had may since have acquired, in and
to the following described properly to witt All Of that tract
parcel Of land lying and being in the county Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee, Browns Greek, adjoining con-
dtiona line made between David Mitchell and Ragen Topp,
below and Sam Burton above, beginning at red oak and
orked topped oak said Buons line running south seven
y five deg east seventy two poles to mulberry thence
east hundred and twenty FIVE poles to stake being the
conditional line tween said TOpp and said MITCHELL thence
south two hundred and eighty poles honey locust and
elm and dead black locust Genrys corner thence west with
his line two hundred poles TO HggOns Barton's
being levied the property Of W b. McNa sat
sy judgment rendered in favor Of s. B. Hamilton Adm'r
against McNary Hamilton
JOHN X. EDMCNDsON, Sheriff.
Nashville March 2I. 1916
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~ Prepared and sold Al ia MaFket street. betEe.-s
sh ahd 5h 81 Louis Mo- and SIC broadway, keW Yerk.
For sale IN NashEiiie, At Manuiaeaurers prizes, ~
EWlN BROTHkks
g. W. MISUNDERSTOOD.
gAlso, Or sale, Pref WoodS Oriental eAaatiss Lnnen
VrFetahi- LIZ Ps warranted setter thAn o-s
Or the money an Fesnsd- see ercu4T tgF al ns-
eessary information with Agents.
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Wanted Immediately

e GOOD MILLINERS. A'so or 5 young Ladies t.
" learn he busn' apprentices. l alo want younI
LAD 10 attend in the store. 4. WISE.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILROAD. At
a recent election of Directors and Officers Of
this Company, the following gentlemen were
cleo ed: j. NJ. Williamson, President; JAS Elder
d. b. Turner, W. F. Iardin, II. L. Guion.
The gentlemen chosen are among our most
substantial and energetic citz,ns and their
election Is guaranty that the enterprise will
be pressed forward with zeal and efficiency
Memphis BaLletiH
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81. Iorfs. IN b. ~.

- IOcla, June y, ia
Prof. Wood As ron about prepare and vcnd yeas
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
ny opinion Of H. w sate that my hair few month";
gray and aer using stie- Of your Hair he
storatve resumed ~ ofignAl color and since appea
ton AL danruf has disappeared fro ny head, and have
been troubled Wh disaKreeAble itrhng Of The scalp.
ss,snsd that thass $ho Il wil TegTet a. 10
Eives the appearances o. having been recently 0ed-
prepsFed therefore, secommsnd ia al Who de-
Eir0as Of having a beautiful head ~ hair.
an, sE, yours, Ae-,
IA. L STEWART.
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Concert Hall, Macon Ga, under the sworn super
a intendence OF Col. Geo. VI. Logan and Jas.
A. NiSbet. Esq.
The Manager having announced his determine ton to
make this the most popular Lottery the world Cfcr for
May 18TH scheme that far surpasses ay scheme
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Examine the Capitals e One Prize eight fickets IA
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vrcrsxEs. Ind. June 1slh, IS:


Prof o. J. Weed As you about 10 manufacture
your recently Discovered Hair Restorative will stats
for Ukomsoeyer may concern, thAtI have used a.
others IL that have for several been
the habit Of using Hair ReStofavr and that hna
yours vastly superior any other l know IL entirely
eleAnses the head Of dandun snd with months proper
viii restore persons hair 20 The original youthful
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pearance and al this without dsoO0rDg the hands that
ply IT, the dress which drops would, therefore,
recommend H. every DESTROYS Of having nne
color and texture 70 hair.
Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
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Capital $I2, 90!
1000 Prizes Amounting to $4,000!

Tickets SO 90: Halves 81 90; Quarters $500
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders punctuay attende Communications
hdential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken 1 par.
Those wishing part cuar numbers should order mme-
diRtely. Address JAMES \. WINTER, Manager,
MACON. Ga
or, BOX i4s, NAsHyIILE z. y.
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For Hire.

w Asc- e the year Anaeng tAem sxesieaf Ho1as
Ssss BoTn 4 Lyle
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River and Steamboat News.

The Cumberland WAS rising slowly ye'ter-
day, having since Saturday risen about eigh-
teen inches There are now three aud half
feet water on the Shoals.
The weather was warm. with indications Of
rain.
The 4 L Darts came Gown the river from
Rowens Sunday; aud the Rock city, from Pa
ducah, the BagnoJja, from, Cincinnati, and the
Cuy II HuntsrJle. from Memphis, arrived the
same dav.
The Aiala, Tor Plducah, and the city of
Huosriiie, s"r Memphis, departed yesterday.
The HTisriHe departed up the river.
The Nette Miller was to have left for Pa
ducah last night.
The Rock city was loading for Paducah.-
She leaves to-day
The Umpire WAS loading for trip up the
river.
The Aleoaja, Capt. Miller, departs to-day
for 81. Louis. She is an excellent craft TO
travel OF; Ter officers attentive and obliging
O. passengers.
sE9- Oar objgiug friends Messrs. W. T.
Berry q Co. aud Toon Nelson & Co and John
York & Co have laid on our table UARpEE's
MAGAZINE for April.
II is filled with the usual variety Of inter-
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

DIED,
In this city yesterday afternoon, IDA daughter Of Mr
TuoS A Mccall.
He- funeral viii take paceat O'Clock P NJ today at the
family residence High vine service by Rev A. R.
The friends aud acquaintance Of the family are in
yited attend.
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Prom the d ton Rouge lzetta.l
Am ericHn Ratification Meeting al Baton
Rouge.

~.
State House, WAS the largest and most enthu-
sia,tic ever witnessed in Baton Rouge. At
an ear hour the Hall Of Representatives and
galleries were crowded to utmost capacity.
Fair women aud brave men were there, rs
thick as leaves ia Aulumn. The speaking was
excellent, aud everything went off in "A manner
worthy of the occasion. The outsiders, too,
had their sport, 10 the shape of one hundred
big guns, which shook the old capitol to it,
very foundations The meeting, within aud
without. wa conc u ed with three cheers for
Fillmore aud Donelson. We are sorry that we
are unable to present our readers with the
official report of the proceedings this morning;
We will give IL in our next issue. The follow
ing resolutions were uuanimuu~ly adopted
HesOiUed. That the American Party of Baton
Rouge heartily approve tie nominations for
President and Vice President of the United
States, made AT Philadelphia by the National
American Convention, on he 22d Of February
last and pledge themselves Ia use all honor
able eXerti"Hs 10 secure their election.
hes0iced rhat in the nomination Of Willard
Fillmore aud Andrew Jackson Donelson, the
American Parry have chosen as their stand.
Rrd-bearers, pat, lots at tried and acknowledged
ability, elnnently national and conveIive and
worthy OF the support ct all friends OF the
Constitution aud the Union.
Rcs0LCea Ghat the elements of discord, exist
ing IN The former political parties, were such
as Ia reuder ellher ut them iucaI able of con
ductlng the Republic to that pr eeminence of
honor aud glory, contcmP dated 10y ITS founders
aud guaranteed 10y The fathers OF the revolu
urn, and We, therefore, invite AL good and
true citizens, adopted we'll as native, To
urlie wItu u, ~ tIe s.reSt means Of resiori
confidence in the stability aud perpeiuiIy uI
our institutions which cal alone be effected
bysa patriotic adher, nce TO the plain provisions
OF the Constitution and a strict avoidance OF
all extremes in matters OF public policy