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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-03
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
1oFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ACT
regulate and define the duties Of the Road Commissions

AN ACT
To regulate and define the duties Of the Road Commissioner
Of this State
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State of Tennessee That in addition to the reports
now required by law to be made to the Governor
of this State by railroad companies entitled 10 State
aid, under the General Internal improvement Law,
passed February IIth, 1852, and the amendments
thereto, that said railroad companies SHALL at least
once in two years. sixty days before the meeting OF
each General Assembly, make to the Railroad Com
missioner Of this State full and condensed report
(under OATH Of the condition Of said company;
which report shall embrace the following points
LIST. Length Of whole road. 2nd. Length in Tennes-
see. Ord. Cost of whole road 4th. Cost Of road
in Tennessee. 9Th. Equipment of the whole road
9th. Equipment in Tennessee. 7th. Finished road
on whole line, also, in Tennessee. 8th Capital
stock subscribed, and amount paid in. The funded
or bonded debt as well floating debt. Amount
of road graded but not finished. The gross earn
ing Of road in OPeration the expenses OF running,
and keeping the same in order-shoWing the nett
earnings The cost of road-shall specify such cost
under the following heads, giving tie cost OF each:
Grading and masonry, grubbng and clearing, bridg-
es and trustle. work iron and iron materials for
struction track-layng cross-tes real estate right
of wsy, engineering, and general expenses incident
to construction, equipments, estimates, depots, wa
ter stations, machine shops, locomotives, cars, &C.
with detailed statement Of the amount OF each,
and their cost Said reports to be made by the Pres
ident Chief Engineer and Treasurer of the Com
psny, under oath. The Chief Engineers report and
oath, embracing the condition and equipment of the
road; the Treasurer, the financial and the Presi'
dent, the general condition of the whole.
SEC. 2. Be it enacted, That it shall be the duty
Of the Commissioner Of Railroads, or before the
18th day after the commencement Of each regular
session of the Legislature, to make general re-
port, showing the manner in which he has dis
charged his duties-the condition of the various
railroads in the State-and all other matters connect
ed with the Office, with which the State is interested
And it shall be, moreover, his duty to have each of
the reports provided to be made to him. in the first
section Of this act, considered, and the whole en-
bodied in his report, and lay the same before the
General Assembly within the time specified in this
section of this act.
NELL S. BROWN,
Speaker of the House Of representatives
EDWARD 5. CHEATHAM,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed February 29 1856.
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Good News from East Tennessee.

We are indebted to a gentleman of this
city for the following extract from pri-
vate letter from member of the late LIE
giSlature:
al have been in most of East Tennessee
since | left Nashville, and find that the nom
inalion OF Fillmore and Donelson is hailed
every where with enthusiasm. Fest Tennes-
see will give that ticket a larger vote than she
ever gave any ticket. Progressive Democracy
is on the lowest round Of Jacobs Ladder in
East Tennessee"
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ OF VenditiOni ErpOnds, directed
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term 1886, will
public SALE to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door in the city Of Nashville the Bird cay Of
May, 1856, all The right title claim, interest and estate which
Lanier Falls tn en- had may since have acquired in and
TO the 70 lowing described property towt piece parcel
Of land situate Davidson county Tennessee part Of the
land the said Charles l. Love resides on, and bounded
follows: beginning stake, VIM Kings, north
10 William B. Lewis south boundary line running north
S9 degrees east with said line forty poles to stake in
said ine thence south IN degrees hundred and
twenyfour poles TO stake IN John Rains north boundary
line with the agreeable its bearing south SOY deg
west Il poles to stake VIM Kings ouh east Of the
he lives on thence north west with Kings line lis
poles the beginning containing AZ poles. Being
levied the property of Lauer Falls 60 satisfy jugd
ment rendered in favor Of Ewing Williams, Ex'rs.
-narrh1T-ti JOHN EnMONDSON sheriff
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SIIERIFE,S SALE

DY virtue OF a writ Of rendOni erpOnGs to directed
ID and delivered ON the honorable Circuit Court Of Ds
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term, 1885, will
expose public SALE to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court hou door in the city Of Nashville the third day Of
May 1885, all the right ttle claim, and estate which
W. McNairy then had may since have acquired in and
the following described property wit: All Of that tract
parcel Of land lying and being in the Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee Browns Creek adjoining
dtona line made between David Mitchell and Ragen Topp
below and Sam Burton above, beginning red oak and
forked topped oak said BurtOns line running south
ty five deg east seventy two poles, to mulberry thence
east hundred and twenty five poles to stake being the
conditional line between said TOpp and said MITCHELL thence
south two hundred and eighty poles to honey locust and
elm and dead black locust Genys corner thence west with
his line two hundred poles to Hggons Bartons corner
being levied upon the property W. H. McNary
isy Judgment rendered in favor Of SB. Hamlton Admir-
against McNairy Hamilton.
JOHN K. EDMONDsoN, Sheriff.
Ma AInrnh
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DY virtue OF writ Of directed andteliyered
ID from the honorable Circuit Court of Davidson county
Tennessee At its January Tenn 1856 will expose public
the highest bidder for cash. The house
in the city of Nashville the 81 day Of Way, 1885, all the
right title claim interest and estate, which Joseph W. Nc
Even then had since have acquired and the fol-
lowing described property, tow lot Of land in
Davidson county the Of Nashville fronting Vine
street between Spug and Broad Streets beginning the
south edge Of foundaonOr fence between the
properly Of the said BOydf lot occupied by Stones
the Vest side Of Vine street. aud running with said street
DOrthwardy feet less plank fence dividing
said sixty feet lot from Mrs Boyds property the north
h-nce at right angles with said street feet feet al
ley thence with said alley six feet less,
right line to the beginning thence feet to the
beginning Conveyed j. Ii. McEwen by Eiz beth Boyd
by deed registered in Book ~ page 16 being levied
the property OF Joseph W. McEwen, satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of Truilt Brothers Il Co.
march1T-td J. X. EDMONDSON Sheriff
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF a writ Of condition. erpoRds directed
ID and delivered, from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
WILSON county, Tennessee at its January Term 1885, will
expose public SALE the highest bidder for cash. the
court house door in the city Of Nashville the Sd day Of
Nav 1856 all the right title claim interest and estate which
William Stewart then had may since have acquired, In
and to the oOwing desc bed real estate towt Situated in
South Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee being lots No.
II and 49, distinguished in the plan OF the Bosworh lots
fronting 29 Market street. the other p feet
said street. both running back 127 feet nches being levied
upon the property of William Stewart satisfy judgment
rendered in favor Of b. W. Hal.
JOHN X. EDMONDsoN, Sheriff.
Nashville March 90 1856
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For the Nashville Patriot

MRssRs EDgToRs: Monday next is the day
County Convention to appoint Delegates TO the
District Convention at Clarksvile, to select All
Elector. We presume the Convention on Mon
day will take into consideration the appoint
connection beg leave to suggest the name of
meritorious and competent gentleman, VIM. l..
BRowN, Esq. Mr.. Brown is an accomplished
scholar, well informed in the political history
Of the country, and thoroughly posted in the
questions of the day. He would make vigo-
rous and able canvasser, aud do essential ser
vice to the pa'ty. MANY FRIENDS
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We are gratifsd at being able to state that
the wholesale dry goods trade continues Acliye
The sales of the last week in March were equal
TO any other week during the season, and the
prospect for continued animation and heavy
sales is bright. The stocks in store, which had
begun TO be depleted, have been fully replsn-
ished by recent arrivals, and are now as invi-
ting as ever. Amongst the recent additions,
we note some beautiful new styles OF Ladies
Dress Goods, and other goods calculated TO
charm the refined aud elegant of both sexes.
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THIS noble ana mach admired RAGS H5rse has -
becn withdraWn sroa The Turs and I'll make ri IN
the seasoa COR 1885 al the NAshvia Race Course. AA
IN charge q Mr. Philips. He vii be ited 10 any
fs5 each; GFoos a. tlsesscn y Commences Ne i5sh
February and close The teh q JAY Mares Which M
70 prove n feal may be rctgrued free next year.
ntsaLAsBSH rich cheznat ysar1 cid uext Spring
EAs got By Gtenaoe mp Ms dam Caatznet, - MonaFch
imp fun pealgres and perfrmances, biis shch
uf urnsh Ne sxtcsa hands Ia height and eos
hnes 9TH frm q Fs@arkAhs poser and bea1y Ne EsEy
sareAas-aVm DIT McGAv0cK.
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SHERIEF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of four writs of rend0ni erpoHds, to d.
ID rected and delivered from the honorable circuit cour
Davidson " Tennessee its January Term 1855,
will expose public SALE the highest bidder for cash, at
the court house door in the city Of Nahve the 3rd day
OF May 1856, all the right, title claim interest and estate
which John Graham then had since have acquired
in and to the following described properly to w Lot No.
81 fronting twenty-five feet alley aud McNary line,
and extending in dpth towards College street, sixty
seventy feet less; and also IF feet fronting
the above mentioned alley and McNay line, ard met beoS
the lot above described and running towards College street,
being levied upon the prop Of John Graham satisfy
judgment rendered in favor Of A. Morrison.
JOHN K. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
BY T. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
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SHERiFFS' SALES.
SHERRF,S SALE.

DY virtue ofs writ Of vESDo ExPoS4s TO me directed and
~ delivered from the honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, Tennessee its January Term 1885, will expose
TO pubic SALE to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
House door in the city Of Nashville the nh day Of May
1885, all the right TITLE claim, interest and estate which j.
G. Leak and J. W. Page then had may since have
CURED in and to the following described property to wit
OF No. () in s. " D. Stout's addition TO Nashville
fronts rs feet inches South Cedar street. and running
from that place IS feet inches towards McLemoTe street.
thence right angles with Cedar street. running back 70
feet inches thence towards Spruce street. and parallel
with Cedar street II feet inches, to lot No owned
by said Leake thence with said lot No. g. al feet inches
towards Cedar street. thence right angles with said line
and parallel with Cedar street II feet inches thence at
right and strait line towards Cedar to the
beginning, being levied upon the property Of c. Leake
satisfy Judgment rendered in favor of Henry Shackle
ford. JOHN X. EDM0NDS0N, Sheriff,
by T. T. SAUNDERS, Deputy.
Nashville March 81 1856
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED BY INHALATION INDICATED vAPoRs
Or. VIM HUNTER, brother Of DR.. Robert Hunter respect
fully to all those who afflicted with diseases
the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to ST. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably class Of diseases which wide
spread their and terrible in their results the
diseases Of the throat and lungs IT, therefore, becomes
socude rofesson know there
be any whereby be controlled and
Ameliorated.
DIR. r. Hunter and uy elf have made diseases
peculiar study year, and found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached is by
direct local application the prescribing q medicines which
breahed into the lungs in the form Of yapor and
consequently brought In with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending full description OF their
case, will receive treatment according to their symptoms
wM. HUNTER, ND,
Once Eighth ST., between Pine and Chestnut sts.,
spl-Sm West liie, St. Louis, Nc.
DoS'r TILL ANYBODY Keep the to yourself For
goodness do tell about else there will be
unmarried people. Weddings will be the order OF the day.
Every body will be choosing help In another
is The advertisement Of that much talked Of book by Prof.
RoSDouT OF New York. the "Bss Marriage" 1t gives
you process OF love- OF
ing any body love you dearly, whom you wish inspire
with tender passion. But then should such get
the world Read the book yourself but keep silent
That's our counseL-N y Tribune.
Eos HrIs Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and the
fleets Of mpruden Of Mercury medicine has ever
been discovered which effected cures Is CArsrs
spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking Cough
Brochia Aarctions Liver Disease Neursia and RhsumA
tism, have relieved and cured in wonderful
ner by the great Paher Of the blood c@rtsrs spanish
Mixture.
The Gaze OF T. II. Ramsey alone shoule satisfy Aay who
doubt Call on the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which viii Astoand yOa. See advertisement.
~ An ounce Of worth pound of theory and the
swarm Of conclusive hA, DeOmpar-
able PREPARATION HoOhands German Bters prepared BY
DR. O. NJ Jas kson, Philadelphia, establishing its value
restorative such Uoule prevent snersduy
itself nom questioning It's eeey. In all Of diseases
Of the stomach whether acute chronic II may be recon
menied for its soothing cordial renovAgng auencs
Dyspepsia heartburn Of appetite nausea nervous
tremors relaxation AID debility 4e, relieved By the
Bers In very short space Of ue and psrserrAnes In
their pever faiis work thorough See adVsr-
tsemenG
PsaE wo1DS Has REsroAAuvE-The testimony Of ali
who have Thoroughly tested The virtues oseerasd
Ar;ee hAtit vii restore the gray and the bald eradicate
The color perfectly 70 extreme cid age IL Il put
roth vi nd Wthout srdineaks So
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-03

t3H The celebrated horse Mountain SLGsher,
formerly owned by gentleman in this coun-
~, is making the present season at the stables
of WM OWEN, Esq, in Williamson county,
twelve miles from this city, on the Tennessee
and Alabama railroad. Competent judges
consider this horse one Of The finest in the
country in all the qualities which go to make
a saddle and harness horse of every variety OF
gait.
Phenomenon, celebrated Jack, is standing
at the same stables
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Knife SIIarpeners.

We are Agents for the celebrated knife shnrpeners-the
sold In the streets here Tor the past month";
the greatest success. "a lev lea"
J. ". HURT0N co,
mAncaz2 "a Market 81
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River and Steamboat News

The river WAS on a stand yesterday, with
six feet water on Harpeth Shoals 1t will no
doubt be rising again to-day, from the heavy
rains Of Tuesday night.
The John Simpson, from Memphis, Rock
City, from Paducah, .Se0enty Sir, from Gin
cinnati, and HartsOHLe, from Waitsboro', ar
rived yesterday, aud the Rsck city and City
Of Huntsville departed.
The castle Garden had not discharged all OF
her freight.
The Harts0jIJe is posted to leave for Waits
boro' 10 day.
The Serenity Sir was dscharging rapidly
with view TO getting off to-day or tO-nor-
row for Cincinnati.
The Aljda will probably leave for Paducah
at p. H., to-day.
The DR.. Robertson was passed above Mem
phis by the JohH Simpson. She is exPecte
here to-day.
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SHER.FF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of q writ Of peRd0Hi erp0H0s, TO directed
ID and yered nom the honora bic rcu court Of David
county Tennessee, at s January Term, 1855 will
pose public sale, the highest bidder, for cash. at he
house door in the city Of Nashville the Sd day OF
Nay 1885, all the right title cam interest and estate which
James Bergen then had since have acquired in and
to wing tract pie parcel OF land situated "
and being the county Of Davidson in the state Of Tenues
see South Nashville, and known and dist ngushed in
plan Of Of record in the Registers Office Il Davidson
county in Book No H. pages 20l andfOs being levied
the property Of James Bergen to satisfy Judgment
dered in favor Of X. NJ. Porter.
JOHN X. EDM0NDsOS, Sheriff,
by E. Q. DRAKE, Deputy.
NashYiIe March 10. 1855.
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Letter and Cap Paper.

SIayoes 81 KstrA sapeFas cSEaueFslAl Post aaa Cas-
ns'asT RENJ r. sHIELDs.
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Ice! ICe!.


WE have contract, which will enable to furnh the
w citizens OF Nashville during the ensuing Summer with
THE BEST LAKE ICE,
At price corresponding with the We shal
have from twelve hundred TONS and expect he able
supply customers through the whole Of the
weather. We have built large Ice House Lower Front
street and expect to furnish Ice here regularity and
regular customers des gn that it shall time
more than tao cents per pound.
mah29 MARTIN PAYNE.
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LATER STILL.
100 Packages of Staple Goods.

w this day receiving by Steamers from Pttsburg
w hundred tckages Of Me Oh sndse consisting Of
Bed 1ickings Bleached domestic Brown and Beached Drill
ings stripe Osnaburg, Prints American Lawns &C. SC,
direct from he Manufacturers which selling at the
lowest prices by the package or piece.
A. J. DUNCAN co,
Bpl No. 70 Pub ic Square.
Additions will b. made to stock by arrivals every week
Throughout the season, A. ID co.
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JOHN X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff
NHERIFE,S SALE.

DYvrtue Of writ Of UendtioHi epORds directed and
ID delivered from the honorable circuit Of Hickman
county Tennessee at February Term 1886 will expose
public sale the highest bidder for cash. at the court
house door in the city OF Nashville, the 8rd day Of May
1856 all tie right title claim, interest and estate which
Richard Fell then had since have acquired and to
the following scbed properly towt: Two lots Of ground
in Davidson county in South Nashville, the property Of
Richard Fell known ard designated the plan OF said
lots Nos 26 and o. fronting College street viz No 26
fronting 60 feet and lot Of the a. feet and lot Of n
o. 80 feet and running back to alley; being lot sold by
D. d. Patrick said Richard Fe and which said Fell
sided in lS49 valued thousand dol full descrp
the deed from said d. d. Patrick said
Richard Fell rtcorded in Book ~. page s6 being levied
upon the property Of Richard Fell to satisfy judgment
rendered in favor II Belhed n. Garter. EHa
maIchIT JOHN X EDMONDsON, sheriff.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-03

EB- Our friend W. b. FIGURES, the able Ed
tor of the Huntsville (AlaD AdCoeats, arrived
in this city yesterday. We take pleasure in
rendering him the hospitalities of our sanctum.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-03

SUIOIDE.-We learn that JAMES HANNAH, a
young gentleman resident in this county, com
United suicide on Friday last. The deceaaed
had for sometime been lsboring under derange-
ment. lie was found in the woods near his
fathers residence, in the neighborhood of
Chestnut Grove Post Office, with a rifle in his
hands. His skull WAS horribly mutlated.
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staple Goods.
HiRhIander.

OUR stock Of Staple Goods vsy emplsts and Pr
" ees ioE Come and see fJr yourselves,
AT McCLELLANDE,
u,,h9T 81 and s. Cofiex. Il
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~ Mr.. Seabury requests US TO correct an
error which occurred in his communication in
the Patriot yesterday. la speaking of the
connection OF the two Reservoirs, it should
read six feet instead of nine inches.
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American Convention.

An American Convention will be held at
- NH II r1ZS II II w ~ II N M,
In DeKalb county, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
next, TO elect suitable candidate for Eector Of the
Fourth Congressional District
The several counties forming the District will bear
this in mind
Fillmore and Donelson Ratification Meeting
will be held after the adjournment Of the Conven-
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Recorders Court.

The following is correct Report of the Corpo.
ration Cases tried in the Recorders Court during
the month OF March, 1856:
Whole number of arrests IL
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Linens. Damasks, sc.

WE have tae stock Of irsh Linens offered In
w this mATfetof the bss make, and Al loser prizes
than they can bought elsewhere IN TIE city Oar stock Of
Fable Linens Napkins, Dayiss and Tgwelng G Cd.
partcu Ariy elegant nd very cheap ~ AeCLELLANDa
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q. z NIIElI- T. Y. n
NICHOL, GREEN & BAILEY,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos As and Al College ST., Near Broad,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

pKALEks N
Bacon, Lard, Feathers Beeswax, Grain, &C., &c.
DR. LATE ARRIVALS FROM NEW ORLEANS ozI
ID siock Of Groceries Is In part complete, aBd
prepared inducements City and COantry Dealers
sho may lAvor with call. We IN store and
rive, the following Goods which vii sell i0w for Cash
TO hh5s. Pair 10 Choice Hsul Is boxe8 Pickles,
Orleans Sugar, 50 do Glassware,
30 barrels Molzsses, a. DO Yeast PAsders
rs y DO. DO, eases k. MaslArd,
Is barrels syrup, ~ tags spice,
$50 bags RIO Coffee, 10 do Pepper,
- barrels Mackersl DO Ginger,
q y d. Do, leo Demsohns, Asso ted sEsa,
IS Ets DO, la ~ D Caps,
so Kegs Nails asserted szes So boxes STAR Candiea
rs boxes u. X. RAlsins 10 cases Matches.
100 Painted Buckets, 81 chests Teas T4s brAnda
20 Nests d. Tabs. 10 ebls Alnsada,
60 dossn L5ndon Porter. leo dFuns TfssA Pigs,
5o,0o0 Cigzrs, various bF MS 81 eoxes Herring.
Together Wth every aTilcle usually krpi 10 ear Hne
NichOL. GgkkH BAILEY
EW- We also have Ia store, consignment ia0e ssgs
FAis Rssssry husd, uhSA sii al. very che Ap.
asbls q. D.
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Pkng Wo0ps HAIE RESroAAuVE-The testimony Of ali
have thoroughly tested The virtues Of ths osserasd
article is haiti vii restore the gray and The bald eradicate
Of The scalp, preserve the hair ng and preserve
The color perfectly 70 extreme old age IL put
both With and Without sedltnsata. See adveItsemsLL