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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-22
MOUNT oLIVRT CEMETERY.

This Company, chartered by the last session
of the Legislature, have purchased the Tract
of Land known as the "Crutcher Tractr con-
tanning I25 acres, situated two miles from Nash
Vile on the Lebanon Turnpike, and extending to
and fronting on the old Lebanon Road, which
also viii be turnpiked.
A more eligible site for Cemetery could not
be found in this vicinity and it is believed that
it will not be excelled by any similar establish
meHt in the Union.
The situation is high, commanding fine view
of the whole City and of the surrounding eoun-
try. the soil is deep, free from rock and OF dry
and gravelly nature and much of the land COW
cred withifne forest trees.
The grounds are now being laid of, the ave
nues and walks graded and gravelled, and at an
early day the Company hope to be able to have
the Cemetery publicly dedicated with apprOpri-
ate ceremonies, after which the Lots will be re-
gularly offered for sale. In the meantime, per-
sons wishing lots for occupation, will be accom-
modated by calling on the President of the
Company, or on Mr. Stewart, the Superintendent,
who Is always to be found on the premises.
The Directors pledge themselves that nothing
shall be wanting on their part to make this such
a Cemetery as is required by the good taste of
our City.
The Charter which is published below, amply
guarantees the security Ofits tenants, and places
the Company on permanent foundation.
The Directors Of the Company are DR.. B. W.
HALL, /. H. BUDDEKE, T. ANDERSON, sof the firm
of Allison, Anderson & Co., ANsOS NELSON. J.
F. MORGAN, and the undersigned.
\. V. S. LINDSLEY, Pres't.
C. W. NANCE, See'y.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

Nashville March % 1919 I
COTTON W.rLo, h.ro and D,ioas d.oo,i,r
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORT. Furnished by the Associated Prs...l

LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-River unchanged. Ar
rived yesterday Steamboat "76." Departed Mag.
nolia. 5-.F<
HAMBURG, March 6.-AdmiraI Watson sailed
Kiel He has ordered feet TO assemble off
Moar Island to commence a renewal of The block
ade of Russian ports.
The Persia brought 100 passengers. She spoke
on the 9th instant, off Cape Clear, the steamship
Canada from Boston.
the ship James Baines arrived at Liverpool
from Melbourne with upwards of co. 600 ounces of
gold.
CRIMEA.-Delegates from the two belligerent
armies met to concert measures for carrying out
the srmistce.
FRAScE.-0rders have been received at Mar.
settles for the conveyance OF lO, 900 infantry and
battery artillery to the Crimea TO replace troops
returned home.
BALTIc.-The Russians are sending troops in
considerable numbers to Finland. Also concentra-
ting large force around St. Petersburg, and
strengthening the barriers near Cronstadt.
An additional insurance has been effected on the
Pacific in Liverpool at so per cent.
NEW YORK, March 20.-The Convent Garden
theatre vas burned this morning at an early hour,
just at the close of mask ball under the manage.
ment Of Prof Anderson, the wizard. Nearly all
OF the party had left end but few persons were
slightly injured. The destruction of the building
and properties was complete.
The U. S. propeller Arctic sent her report ashore
at Highlands, and after making inquiries again pro.
ceeded to sea. She had been cruising between
Sable Island and latitude 81. She saw no vestige
of the Pacific any other wreck-all well.
New ORLEANS, March 2O.-Cotton quiet. Sales
1900 bales. Nothing after the receipt of the
Persia's news. Sugar II. Molasses S63. Bbl.
Lard &c. Mixed Corn 4Sc. Mess Pork SIS 10.
Sterling 81. Freights dull Cotton to Liverpool {.
The American State Council at Columbus, Ohio,
after stormy session. repudiated Fillmore, Donel-
son, and the Philadelphia platform.
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SHIstsIFE,> SALE.

DY virtue OF writ Of directed nddelivered
ID from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county
Tennessee at its January Teim 1886, will expose public
sale to the highest bidder for cash. at the house door
in the city OF Nashville the 81 day Of Way 1856, all the
right title claim, interest and estate, which Joseph W. Nc
Even then had may since have acquired in and the fol-
lowing described property, to-wt certain lot Of land in
Davidson county in the Of Nashville, fronting Vine
street between Spring and Broad Streets beginning at the
southwest edge Of foundation for fence between the
properly Of the said Boyd lot occupied by L. stones,
the West side Of Vine street. and running with said
norhwardy sixty feet or less TO plank fence dividing
said sixty feet lot Mrs Boyds property the north
IN right angles with said street - feet feet al
ley thence with said alley fix feet or less TO
right line to the beginning corner thence to the
beginning. Conveyed j. H. McEwcn by Eiz 4beth Boyd,
by de- ed registered in Book % page 1885, being levied upon
the property Joseph W. McEwen, satisfy Judgment
rendered In favor OF Truitt Brothers Co.
march1T-td J. X. EDM0NDS0N, Sheriff
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SHERIEt,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of Teationi EaDods 70 me directed
ID and delivered, from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term, 1856 Will
expose public sae the highest bidder cash.
house door in the city Nashville the 3rd cay Of
May 1856 all :he right title claim interest and estate which
Lanier Falls tn had may since have acquired, in and
20 the 70 lowing desc bed property to witt piece parcel
Of land situate in Davidson county, Tennessee part Of the
land the said Charles l. Love resides and bounded
follows: beginning at stake VIM Kings, north
in William b. Lewis south boundary line, running north
S9k degrees with said line forty poles stake in
said ne thence south IL degrees hundred and
tWenyfour poles a stake John Rains north boundary
line with the agreeable its bearing south SOY deg
poles stake VIM. Kings south Of the
ne lives on; thence north with Kings line lis
poles the beginning containing AZ poles. Being
levied the property Of LaneT Falls satisfy jugd
ment rendered in favor Of Ewing Williams, Exrs.
march17-ti JOHN X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff
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SHERIEE,s SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ Of renditoni erp0pds directed
ID and delivered from The hon orabe circuit Of David
county Tennessee its January Term 1856, will
pose public SALE the highest bdde for cash. the
house door the city Of Nashville the Bird day Of May
all the right title claim interest and estate which JO
seph w. McEwen then had may since have acquired in
the following described property, 10 wit ceIt4in
piece parcel Of and in Davidson cIunty In the town Of
Nashville and fronting Vine street between Spring md
Broad Streets beginning at the south west edge OF
foundation for fence between the property Of Eiz,beh
Boyds occupied by L. Stone the side Of Vine
street. and running with said nOrhwary 81 ee
less plank fence d. ding said sixty lot FROM Mrs
Boyds property the north; thence right angles with
said sixty feet foot alley; thence with said
alley sixty feet less TO stone Alright line to the
beginning corner thence feet TO the beginning ne being
the property transferred by Elizabeth Boyd Joseph H.
McEwen 23d Sept mber 1853; registered in Book 90 page
49, be levied upon the property Of Joseph w McEw
en- satisfy judgment rendered in Of fruit, Broth
ers Co.
mnrchI7 JOHN X EDMoNDSON Sheriff.
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SHI1IkIFa,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of ueRdiiOHi epOHGS directed
I'D and delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county Tennessee its January Term 1885, will
expose public SALE to the highest bidder for ash, the
court house door in the city Of ve the 3D. day Of
Nav 1886, all the right title claim, interest and estate which
William Stewart then had, may since have acquired IN
and the lowing ibed real estate witt Situated
South Nashville Davidson couny Tennessee being lots No.
II and Is distinguished in the plan OF the Bosworth lots
fronting, 29 Market street. the other %
said street. both running back 127 feet ches being levied
upon the property Of William Stewart satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor Of b. W. Hall.
JOHN X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
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SHERIEE,S SALE.

u VIRTUE Of writ n pendoH ponds directed and
ID delivered from the honorable court Of
county Tennessee, at its February Term 1850 will expose
public sale 70 the highest bidder for cash, at the urt
house door in the city Nashville the 3rd day Of May
1856 all the right, title claim, interest and estate which
Richard Fell then had since have acquired in and 10
the following ia scribed property wit Two lots Of ground
Davidson county in South Nashville, the property Of
Richard Fe known ard designated the plan Of said town
as lots Nos rs and 81 fronting College street. viz No 20
e. 30 feet and running back 10 alley being lot sold by
d. D. Pat lex said Richard Ne and which said Fell
sided IN lS49 Yued ~ thousand del ars full dscrp
ton OF said lots is In the deed from said D. D. Patrick 70 said
Richard Fell recorded In Book r. page 46I being eged
the property 81 Richard Fell 10 satisfy Judgment
rendered favor 4 Brlheld N. Carter
maschiT JOHN X. EDM0NDSoN Sheriff
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SHER FE,s SALE.

DY virtue OF writ Of reiditioni epoAds, directed
ID and deli vered from the honor Die rcut Of David
county, Tennessee Its January Term 1855, will
pose public sale 20 the highest bidder for cash at he
court house door In the city Of Nashville fhe 81 day q
Way 1885, all the right tile claim, interest and estate which
James Bergen then had since have acquired IN and
following tract pie e parcel Of land, situated ~
and being the county % Davidson In the Sa1v Of Tennss
see in South Nashville ant klOwn ard dist nFushed In
plan Of lots Of record In the Registers Once = Davidson
county In Book No H. 900 an sos being levied upon
the property o. James bergen, 70 satisfy judgment
dered In favor q T. W. Porter
JOHN X. EDNoNDsON, sheris,
by q. Y. DAkKE, Dcpaty.
Nashville March 10, 1856.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of four Wr Of rezl3ifioAf epOHas 70 d.
ID rected and devered from the honorable 81 cult oartt1
Davidson y Tennessee, at IS January Trrm i6,
viii expose 10 public sale 70 he highest bidder for cash, at
10 the city Of Nashville, the 8rd dAy
Of May 1854 al the right tide claim, Interest aad estate
which John Graham tea had since have acquired,
a. aud the following described properly, oyit lot No.
ST. fronting twenty-five feet alley aud MeNairy line,
And cxcang In -Pih towards College street. sone sixty
seventy eet es and also az EN- ist oniing on
the Abovs toned alley and McSairy line ard bIo-
lot above dcscT bed and towards College street,
teGg levied upon the Prep Ey Of John Graham 70 satisfy
a Judgment rendered IN favor of A. Morrison.
JUnN x. EDMONDsoN, sheriff
b. z. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
NAshvili,, V sreh ~, nsS6.
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
SHERIFt,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ of gendtioni erp0nGs to directed
ID and delivered, from the honorable Circuit Court Of Da
wilson county, Tennessee at its January Term, 1885, will
expose public SALE to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court houe door in the city Of Nashville the third day OF
May 1885, all the right title claim and 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 county Of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee Browns Greek, adjoining
dOna line made between David Mitchell and Ragen Topp,
below and Sam Burton above beginning at red oak and
forked topped oak said Buron line running south
ty FIVE deg east seventy two poles, t. mulberry thence
east hundred and twenty-five poles to stake being the
conditional line tween said TOpD and said MITCHELL theL
south two hundred and eighty poles TO honey locust and
elm and dead black locust Gentrys corner thence with
his line two hundred poles TO Hggons Barton's
north with his line to the beginning containing 4O1
being levied the property OF W. H. McNay sat
fy judgment rendered in favor Of s. B. Hamilton, Admir-,
against McNairy Hamilton
JOHN K. EDMCNDSON, Sheriff.
Nashville March
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ARMSTRONG s. CO,
No. 90 MARKET 81, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND UFAcTURERs' AGENTS,
LNOR Ihs sale Of Machines, Agricultural implements
II Bgildlag MAisgish A., &c The ANNEXED u a hst Of
such srees may always be iand their store
tbs lowest cash prices
MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Thrs.har Nahlnss H1rse Powsrs Corn aud Cob Crush
Little Gianil Frons Portable Grs; Mhl. Cascss
Corn Shelters Beds sells Smut Mzchine C', Grain sepA-
raior Wei scr ssNrF c0rs FAniers CuisixEscru, Hsr
rows Paashs Of 81 knds Charss Meat Cutters scythss
ForE. Rasss. KeaFisg aRa hosinE Machines Pan N Ae
BUILDING MATERIALS, Ae., &C.
wludos sab Venetian kands, Aarh.sEsd Urea Aaates
wndoW Glass OF al tses Hydr4aie CeHral FsstsF Paris
Gaia Panps. Fotee ranps Area Eagiass, ifoa ch4rs
IEoa ss.less Iroa SAFES 81 al sis~a-
PAINTS, OIG.S, &e.
White Lad waite Enc, BFosn xac coiorsd Lac,
PAna q Al cslors fsiiy Whiling, fascrd On Lard o.,
rxrpenuns Vsrashe- haerai Punt 0as, Paint Brushes
Rosin, CepPerAs, Pziat auis. Ae, kc-
Re m Il lLExE RS.
Guano snd 4HA Plaster. We kssP aFgs aioshs q Asas
SEEDS.
Cover, T@0sAy, Eas orA.s. HsFayasass ossAAsa Grass
We sss AIS assnss 81 Psas- csiseraasd Knssslos Ra.
rcd Hsrss-possr fhrsahins asshiass- We hass
Assorssnt 81 sse AachiaFs hAnd ia farnisa thea
Al Msnaa1arsFs prces tFaEsPertAtoa adad A. ne de-
nsna ia BE- bsyaad M sapT. thass VITA Al snal -
lAsus Aad eetisf bay seons
dssit-slttss~sn aRasfR0Sa co.
IKTANFEO-sI,OOol n NsaAvils sHa eAaisaSersa
w R44a ID stseA, a. ficKErr's AakScf
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CoAL-A good article Of Coal can he bought
Of Capt. Hughes, Of the steamer Umpire, at
twenty and twenty-five cents per bushel.
Those who are in want, should apply imme-
dately
New Nicaragua Transit Company.
Gen. Walkers Nicaraguan Government
has granted to Edmund Randolph, Esq,
Ga lawyer from New Orleans, a charter
for a Transit Company.
CjDy II C,q'rt-t bs,Ossa tie Goreransqt Of
Nicaragua aud El,auad Raadolph and his
associates
The Republic Of Nicaragua cedes to Senior
Edmund Randolph aud his associates the ex
cusive right and privilege tor the term Of
twenty five years from the date of this agree
meut, to transport aud convey through the
territory BY one route, passengers and freight,
from the port of san Juan del Nurte, in Mica
ragua, and the port of San Juan del Sur, or
any other port more practicable, at the option
Of the ceSsonaries.
The ccss,onares uhligate iheInselves Ia pay
the government of Nicaragua one dollar for
every passenger lhey transport or convey
All the articles which the cessionaries need
for the use of the route, they adopt with the
object Of transporting passengers aud freight
10 be admitted free tr"m dutes; bat the ces
sionares have not The right 10 import Into the
territory of the Republic merchandise or other
articles of commerce for sale or taiter with
out paying the established rates for the same.
The Republic Comedies 10 the Use ot cunces-
sionaries some of The uucultivated lands in the
vicinity of The ports rivers, and lakes of the
transit which they may fad necessary for the
establishment at workshops, offices. &c, not
Ia exceed ten acrss OF laud At any point
The Republic stipulales HAT MI the vessels
and steamers of the cc~siuuaries, aud al the
merchandise, lands, mails, manu- &C urcs; all
sdCh things belonging TO the cessionaries, or
passengers transported on this route, from one
sea 10 the other are free from all classes OF
duties and imposts, aud are secured aud pro-
tected from all detention cor interruption on
the part OF the Govyremeni.
The cessIuuayies contact To establish within
tiX months from the time of this agreement, a
line of ocean steamers between the CITY at
New York and the Sau Juan del Nurte, ia Mic.
Rragua, aud the city Of San Francisco and
The Port OF San del sur in Nicaragua, or such
other point on the Pacific aud Ia maintain the
traffic during the term of this agreement.
In case the line !, interrupted by any uuiure-
seen disaster, the ceSsiouarirs obgate them
selves Ia rcorganze tie iEe ia like manner
Us quickly rs possible. II, ia the judgment
of tie Government, the company cannot
comply with the agreements, through inca
pacsty, they have the right prior to the inves-
tigation OF The case, 10 anuull cor suspend the
the possessions OF this contract
Article q. Tie CeS-iunsries ohligate them.
selves 20 conduct ia their steamboats, al the
employees OF the Government ard the CORES
ponden;s of the country, both going aud com
ing, and also their ,ru"Is when required, with
cut exactug any decentralization whatever.
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The case Of T. H. Ramsey alone shoule satisfy any who
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1900 Prizes Amounting to $50, 00O

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUcTIoH-
Persons sending money by mail need not fear it beng
lost. Orders puuctnaly attende too. ConmuncAtlons
confidential Bank Notes II sound banks taken a. par
E%- DrswnSs 70 al ordering Tickets.
Those wishing part GUAR numbers should order imne-
dialey. Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
MAcox, Ga
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American Meeting.
River aud.St.auboat News

The Cumberland is still receding. There are now
about forty inches the shoals. There was
slight IA Il Of rain Thursday night-enough to take
the volatility out Of the dust.
The SaiLie West is ia port from Saint Louis, for
which place she departs tosday. We are indebted
to her for St. Louis papers Of the 18th. The Intel
Hgencer says
River here still falling, and getting quite low
again between this point and Cairo. No news from
the Illinois Upper Mississippi but as the weather
has turned warmer NAV look for them both to
open before long Yesterday large masses of ice
floating past the city at intervals and the sup
position that it came from the Mississippi above
Alton, aud the great Of ice above there wOIld
soOu follow, it is getting quite rotten under the
influence Of the warm SUI"
Tha Cuba, for Paducah, aud the Cline for Mem
phi, departed yesterday.
The AIeonia is 10 port but will not leave before
next week.
The John Bell, Alida aud Hartsciiie, are also in
port.
The Umpire, from Bells Coal Mines, with a cargo
of coal, arrived last night.
The Cumberland, Capt. Brooks, one of the best
light draught boats afoat, departs Tomorrow for
New Orleans Passengers going down the river,
and wishing speedy and agreeable voyage, will
find the Cumberland the boat FOR them.
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Catawba Crane Cuttings

WILL in few days. be in receipt Of a shipment Of Ca.
rAwBA GRAPE CUTTINGS and RoOrs YE,R Old Alor-
iers left with me will be promptly hled.
T. A. MCCALL.
marrhlS Office at W. g. Whiteman's Paper Store,
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Wanfcd Immediately.

e GOOD MILLINERS. Also, or 5 young Ladies' to
" learn he blsn, Apprentices. al want young
LAD o attend in the store. 4. WISE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-06
NeW Arrangements.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOOD!

aoUsE FURNISHING GOODS.
STNR uer,rsA haz.sg purehased the entire stock Of
fo-asEsetiuy Good Of r. 3. w0oDS, respectfully lD.
forms S snbe tst be IN eontinae the bGseHs At the old
Ga5 = -eEen ching die stock and adding thereto
sGGEsoftue Faees, znd viii keep constantly on hand
~ AL8AEA, BLfFLystA, JAPASEEO, ENlNELEDs BL0cE Tn
: 90 HssEgR HoocBE WEaNs OF ALL EiNp9, Ia
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