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White Goods.
GOOdteesS

KS. PANACEA; Of the best family remedies in
IL 1t has become celebrated general remedy ,
and peculiarly ecacious in colds, coughs throat
bronchial affections, dyspepsia coc diaho cholera and
chronic diseases This remedy is wonderfully adapted
female diseases. Every family shond keep supply. Price
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LNCEMENT.

~ We are Authorized to announce Mai. J. J. BUR
candidate for Congress the Fourth Congressional
District. marchsO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s 600

Worth or Piece Goods just received, comprising ex
tepye stock Of Cloths Of various and Of the finest
texture Also Black and Fancy French English and Amer
lean Casseres and vestngs in the greatest variety. All
adapted to the Spring trade and made up to order in the
teststyle.
nil CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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Rattan Chnirs-

GAZE have hand few handsome RATTAN SEWING,
w ARM and ROCKING CHAIRS, HAMPER and
CLOTHES BASKETS, LADIES' FANCY WORK BASKETS
milo MACKENZIE a WILSON
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NE" GOODS.

w have Just received from Berreaus IN New York,
w hne assortment Of CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, con-
tanning Of the finest that have been brought
this city.
Also Go-CARTs, vELOCIPEDEs. &c.
MI MACKENZIE A WILSON
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IMPRoyRMENT IN BURNINe BRICK.

MThUFLWLN1 IN bUhNINU bh1Oh.
(Patnted by Jesss Russell, Of Todd County, Kentucky
NE Of the most important inventions the present age
" saving Of least half the labor feel and the
Brick n,uch superior in quaint
FOR Information, qars OF Mr.. Henry Alley, in South
Nashville, who Is using The Invention
Any person wishing procure TIE Rga will address Dr.
SAML kSLKEs0S, Franklin Tenn, who is fully author
BED TO dispose Of the tie will make It TO
be interest OF ali Briek.burners bay and the nven
uaT27-2gH TAPLhf b. PfkON.
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BY THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA LINE

AUGUSTA, Ga, April S.-The frost or Tuesday
morning killed the corn cotton and wheat crops Of
this region. Thermometer stands at 81.
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Herring's Safes.

WE have supply Of those celebrated Safes that
w known 10 be both BURGLER AND FIRE-PRO0F
How often does happen that when houses burnt doSn
all the books and 10 the sale ound TO be dam
age that they quite egbe. This has happened
with the Herring SAFE. While various other safes have
ous Of the Gre literally destroyed, theirs have not
been In the slightest degree damaged. They also defy
Burglars their locks he picked aud g1np0g.
der. proof. lnlOl MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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CsINPLfcIFY neatness utility, comfort, economy and
- Dur ablsy inee Ia thas laeioyensnt single
pais q Iron Of peoatnr fSsn placed With is u
e. EGGS resting against the back Of shs are place and tbs
sppaf resiieR Ode Of the ach angie formng
pare q the hsek ts wfneut tnsrIfcfng ah the fne
Appertnres arranged in TIE grsts 81 10 ese
fran sacient 20 correct sosy ehtnaey and fhe nas7
MEDIATE bars nadr uAat lha heas tkss would otner
~ 81 esape D. the chmney ARRESTED and rtascsd
thronn beck into the 40 atrFatie1 me
~ II nF ordinary ar eaimnes Il necesaarf. Il
can PAL up In fec uianles ~ any psraea q eeenon
aeuz8.
mas beea faEy tried bsfsre eempsseui witnesses, and
prQssd snrnsssfei.
ne isnsh x ns bssk - the ARE rxrs suf As sseadsh
q tas ss Is iAs lnsias. sss N pnss Ths eat
fss Rsal sshs Pssni ssr sf ne sss states :
sale.
Ar sxpsrisnseA Esntlsmsnln Ne fstsut once - wae
- ienifd.
s4tl-a ftttt.
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n LUhd ChEDlIS AND Al LOW
INTEREST.


INTEREST.
THESE lands we're granted By the Government TO AID In
i the construction Of this Road. and among The
richest and FERTILE in the world. They extend from
North east and Northwest, throazh the middle Of
state 20 the South and include ever variety Of
climate and productions ound those parallels Of
latitude. The Northern portion Is chiefly prairie. inter-
spersed with hne groves and In the middle and touihern
srclions timber predomnates alternating with beautiful
The climate Is more healthy mid and sqaabls than any
other part Of the eounlyshs air is pare ADD bracng,
while vins streams and springs fsxceent abound
Bitumin0as Coal Is extensively mined, and supplies
20 o. per tonand wood eaa be bad a. the sane rate
building stone Of excellent quality also sbOunds, which
can Tor lite than the expense Of
Ths great fertility Of fs,e lands which are Slaek rich
eonagay this Road By which every facility farasAsd
for travel and transportation, 70 the principal markets
NORTH South, Elsi, West aud the economy With which
Vessmen that Be uud an present she faVorabls
opportunity, FOE persons 81 indasrOas habits aud snail
means 70 Aeqsife sonaiortAhie ndrpendsuee In ie-
chscaSo the grss,ss grain nasst N ne World
and he isesliiy sna seoneny With vhsh The prodaes
hesc Lands can Be FanlPortcd 70 that Market mate then
mach probable. a. the prices asked thaas mere
remote a. gosersnens rsesas the additionAl a.
transportation 10 pepetuai tix ihs latter uheh zust
b borne ey ne prOaaesE IN the sdaest price he receives
foT his gram, &C.
TIE fste Is perfect-and whea Tie aaaI paynsnss are
made Deeds executed b. me Trus,ses appoats b.
The STATE and IN ghom theta l. vested parekassrs
sheh convey 70 ths1 aute titles Il Zee staple fssa fad
clear of every lnc1natre1c1 len mortgage.
The prices hon IS 70 t3e. only per cent
Twssiy per ui b dsaacssI ifon lhs credit prss
Tor cazh.
Thass uto pur-hsss loug errdt give nosss parable
ms sn4 Yes asr 44is &nd are rsqaife1 y In
prove oas tsnsA snasA - eve yeAr % a. = nave
aaf tAs lad uadsr euitisafaa he Il fhs time
conp<tent Surveyors ~ kccampArY hos whs VIA
auiEn these Lan1ss Tres q charEs, and sd shsm 10
making selsetiun4.
Tns l.aas rsslains ua.oid riaA ana vsiaAhs A.
flcss uhich kaFs been dllpeet4 e.
eeei1nsi spS Hil ns scnt - ens Who ufIl en.s~
aAY cans ia Postage 8amps ana B1oteF Rsmpkisn
nnw iaftancea a succe1sl1l Arninx nlsnaf
b. Tesprclable AE9 ueakBoRn ftFmafa hFinE ii -
sxtbarnoqa ~ Rarsad LAa1as th-oaghsnt fhs $3.50
also ~ cost 81 ieraE. pfee e eats expense q 49,
usstnx thfeshlng, tssor arr ether inf alsaa-~lII
Do 1hesfa u fpea ca APpleaen. etAsF personally e.
isslsr, IN zpsh, sre.eh. O. 0ersa n addresses e
JOHN WILSON
lad conlnla1nner - ne Inieea Csnssal Il =. o.
80 oAss iE lain1as ceztrsl Rsslsnra orpal chraes
lt11oIt mnzr18f
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GOOdlet'S

II IMMINENT for old sores and Burns, wherever the
~ Of Ssve Ointment is indicated, will bt found
far preferable any other None who have made
dscoy cry but speaks of IL the enthu
siast.c terms. Price per box Csc, or az per dozsn
The above invaluable remedies be obtained from the
Proprietor, Nashville Tenn, Cherry street. No S.
the principal Druggists Of this city, and all the important
in the South and West Also, the Shipping Depot
at Smith Love Co.'s No. IS Market street. Nashville,
Tennessee. feb3
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
3,2 30 prizes smountingto. ..............S2O4 600
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves SIS: Quarters $3.50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 2lS Prizes similarly printed and encrcled,
placed in another Wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and a number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and at the time prize
Is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out opened and exhibited TO the audience, and
registered by the Commissioners the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn This operation is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRlZEs.
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers 10 those
drawing the first Is Prizes will be entitled the 72 Approx
imation Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF $50 will be determined by the
last figure Of the Number that draws the $50 900 Prize
For example, II the Number drawing the @500O Prize ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the number ends 10
will be entitled TO $40. II the Number ends with No 9.
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled TO $50, and so on 10 0.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following rates.
which is the risk:
oertincate Of Package of 10 Whole
:" 10 Quarter" ............ %
" 10 Eighth 80. ........ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the 20 address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by first mail
purchasers have tickets ending any figure they
designate
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the draSng.
E Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their post office, county and State.
81 Remember thateTery Prize is lraWn, and paySblen
full without deduction.
peA Prizes ofsl 900 and under Immediately afs
the drawingoher prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets or renewedtn other Tickets at either
Office.
Addres. Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
march2I 8. SWAN 4 co Atlantis, Ga.
or, z. STEMSTIEN, Agent,
feb26 Box No. 8. Nashville p. o..
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GOOdEet'S

VEGETABLE EMINENT is not surpassed by any other
Eminent for efficacy, and has given general satisfac
ton TO all who have madetria Of It. Many experienced gen.
temen is the best they have experienced
Physc ams that this Eminent is decidedly preferable
to other because it is prompt in affecting the
iect designed in its use well pleasant and the
most cesny he mas ever Price per bottle 25per
dozen 50. feb3
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p. IL. EDWARDS,
Att0rney at law,
sPRlSeFtELD, NO,
E aitead TO al baslness entrusted 10 his In South
ssst Mascara mSFiO-iy
nERR HE aN.
PITTS PATENTED SMOKE ExPKLLIEa HEAT
RAnTaT0R

noNG lot efabou, forty negroes have the finest fan
Anrlia N q rs w PORTER
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CasfOrs
Walters.

WE have q variety Of cheap patterns.
w milo MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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COM M f R CIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
APRu. 10 1857.


DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
APRIL 10, 1851.
corroS--Nothng doing yesterday.
ToBAoco-No sales.
BAooS-Receipts very light Better feeling exhibited in
the market. We quote hog round at and scarce
Charleston Market.
APRIL !, l. P. M-CoTroS-There is hut Fttie Offering
and demand. Sales to-day so bales, at lSA 10 14xc.
Augusta Market.
APRn 7-coTros There is a calm in the market. No
change In prees Mddhng l34 10 1870.
Montgomery Market.
MARCH 8O.-BAooE-Hams lac; Tennessee clear sides
l3Kc Tennessee shoulders liHaI2c..
LARDlennessee, in barrels l4 al5c; DO in half bar
re l6c.
LIVERPOOL, Msreh 90-Corrox-The remains dull, evnc-
ing but change since per Europa The
qualities Of American, fee from dusi with fir staple
and while there few buyers for the bet
grades and Mddng Fair which offered In quantity
ratker lower pces In Mar chester the trade steady
with moderate Gales prices We quote Mddng
orleans at io-l6d; Mobile 7a<e; Bowers 71sd.
ToB ,ccoThe trade 81 this article for The past week has
be'd very rhng but quotations. are firmly maintained
~ TO 100 for Virginia Lea II TO 5d for strips; ~
l0d fo lucky Leaf II to Sl for Strips and 81 lOI
for Marylands.
LASp has been sought Ater curing past
raj small parcels have been sold at dtclre OF Is 10 2s
Now 72i the price quay The largest
not Offering their stocks
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York, April 9.-Flour upsettIed Ohio 30
as 80. Wheat firm. Corn declined cent. Pro-
visions and whisky rrm. Stocks higher
CINCINNATI, April 9.-Flour dull. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork dull at $92 0OAS2s SO
HALITAI, April s.-Aoon-The steamer Niagara
is not signaled
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Gas Cooking Machines.


WE have variety OF articles for Cooking by Cas- BY
w which, At common Gas Burner, kettle Of water
be De to boil In three minutes Oyster Plates and
Shaving Cups also TO be heated by as Price tT6 and up
Hard. Iml0l MACkENZIE MILeON.
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4 be sold cheapby }. q. ROBERTSON,
apl Broadway
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE?
GHYDER & FRlZZELL are now receiving an will con-
~ tnue to daily choice and vel, selected stock
Of Boots and shoes, expressly for the Retail n Their
stock VI Ladies wear very I'm, consisting ia part Of
Glove KID Congress Gai.eis with ana without heels;
side.iace
g +" Front-laoe " -"
Lasting Caters Of every de ciption with and without
heeis;
slippers Of every description with and without heels
White Kid, oatin and Six CATERS
" =" Slippers, with heels
Also, Misses and Childens Shoes Of every Descriptions
Gents OF every kind aud yle made by the
ufactUrers in Philadelphia, together with fine Of
Servants Shoes Brogans, Can No. ~ Public Sduare
april SNYDER a FkIZZELL.
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SWEET CRAB CIDER.
Rn BARRELS Of the above, which will be sold at st
w Louis prices, with freight added by
ap1 J. O. ROBERTSON.
W. u. CHEESE.
1n0 BOXES of tie above in store and for sale by
lNJD lapl] J. q. ROBERTSON.
ORANGES.
100 BOXES Of The above in good order and for sale
lOO by [apll J. O.. ROBERrsON.
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Charleston nTarket.

TcBlcoo-No sales.
BAoos-Receipts very light. Better feeling exhibited in
the market. We quote hog round at and scarce
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Trunks, Valises, &c.

4IuIIAsl FdI1stb, &C.
GNYDFR FRlZZtLL have hand hne sole-
- Leather Trunks Vslses Cafpet Bags and sachels,
that cannOtb exceed in this Market which offered at
low figures, at No. Il Pablo Square.
aprt BUG SNYDER a FRIZZELL.
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Linens! LinenS!!

-errh06
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE

> DoZEN New York made Ae Pumps 10 arrive and will
4 be sold cheapby J. q. ROBERTSON,
Bro
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rae PAREH WILL CAH.

Before Hon. A. w. Bradford,

Before Hon. A. W. Bradford.
DECISION OF THE CoURr-ruB PIRsr oyaIcrL AND
WILL ADMITTED TO PRoUATE-l7iE SeCoNp AND
THIRD CODICIJS REJBCrE0-
The Surrogate made his decision yesterday forenoon
IN the great Parrish will The fuA wriaen opinion
no will not 30 able To give until the first Of March next
BY this decision Mrs Parish gets $4,000 house in Union
square and properly in Wall street, and Messrs. Henry
and George Parish aboxt $3.50 G0o Of the million Of pro-
periy which tho chief subject OF the contest The
following the points and subsistence OF the decision
Surrogate-The pressure OF Official engagements prevents
me from giving at tho presen; t1se any further exposition
my views this than brief statement Oh the con-
clusion at which II have arrived. -
l. Tho win bearing date September 90 1872 valid
subsstng tesamerary instrument at tho time OF inc o
cedents death, AID remained natered and unrevosed
except the precise extent esd degree WAS modified "
acts of the decedent subsequent 10 It's date
q The deccden, by his attack in July, 1Sie was MOI
permanently deprived Of hrs documentary capacity Is
faculties however enfcebcd and impaired and his
power Of meuta, manifestation was greatly affected
8. In Of this kind Il became necessary 70 sasy
the Court beyond the fdcaS of the str ament afx
will
a II is proper therefore, 10 inquire whether the act
was reasonable, natural and probable; whether u xas
conformable 10 his known affection and disposition, end
consistent with his previous declarations and nteassus
whether in Of parties occupying positions or
influence and who active in its suggestion and par
tcipation in its performance; whether the decees was
dependent upon the benecaries IN his ordinary hHs OF
life the management Of his property and affairs and
whether he capable Of giving and did give rstruc
tons and originate TIE provisions InrouBn these various
lines Of examination conclusion may be attained whether
affirmative proof in aid Of the instrument
s. Placing my Judgment upon these principles aud
their application " the proof have determined teat the
evidence respect To the codcs Of September 10 1853,
and To- 1854, does not Justify their establishment
view OF ahe time Of the execution Of the csdc of
August 20 ls4e the circumstances previous, aaendant
and subsequent the state of the decedens mind 1T that
stage of his disease and with due regard TO tho subcct
OF that instrument he dwelling house Union square
and the Wall street premises) there is reason 20 con
cude upon the evidence that premises Of this cod
in harmony with his wishes
There be sentence admitting the will and .he first
codc and rejecting the other prorounded
The costs the parties will be paid out of the estate.
DECEMBER 10, 1851 A. w. BRADFORD.
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Han pR,crs ron NEeRoKs III s0urH CAROLINA.

Hon PRICES ron NEaRoEs IL South CARons "a.
Tho yorkyie Citizen reports sale o. negroes OF enc
oah and 27h ultirno belonging 10 the etate Of MAIDS
smbrirht Of that district, Of which the following are e
rarticuiars The terms were twelve months creai' W'
Rov lake. about 20 years, q, ool-w. !. Rose.
IKE, blacksmith rs years, 81 ,soo-R Hamorisht.
SSrl Maria. "a years, u ,0to-Davd Hamorign,
AL snsan' n years' s7zs-Miss Hambright
Girl Rcna, o years, ssi2--nr. A. Craven
woman Ibby 45 years, s5oo--Dr A. Craven.
BOY Allen d years sssT--B. Briggs.
Woman Winncy. as years, s4b5-B Briggs. .-
The Cuisen says these prices exceeded INC apprase
mont by several hundred dollars 10 tns We m'gn. auu
tho notice Of the Savannah Republican, OF sae o negroes
that took place warrenton, Ca on TUESDAY as, Young
and likely negro men brought from VI 200 70 LOW,
young woman abou, eighteen years o. age, si,vv me
sale was made ON a credit Of twelve months, and the
purchases made by parties not interested Ine properly
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I0dgiDgs for the Poor In SsatiOn Houses.
The Committee on Police of the Board of Aldermen met
A4T A. M. yesterday, Alderman Wilson in the chair.
The committee decided to report as follows-That the
Commissioners Of Police hereby authorized to convert
such portion in each station house ss is not properly
ueed for prisoners policemen, into suitable lodging
houses sleeping apartments to be divided so that the
fssna,e will separated from the male lodgers and thai
when such spare apartments exstsae Commissioners
be suthorized to hire buildings in each ward,
sitAble for the accommodation and lodging OF from
enc hundred 10 one hundred and Gffty persons, and
sAat such lodging houses be fitted up and furnished
. i(oows:-Iron bcdsteads other suitable accom-
nnsdatons, with mattresses and proper changes Of
bod clothing, and also that there shall be attached 70
each lodging house proper apparatus for washing and
CLEANING the destitute lodgcrs and that where persons arc
IN destitute condition. sick or hungry the persons hav-
M harge such lodging houses shall hsSe power 70
plv medical attendance and said expenses shall
b proper charge the city and county OF New York
ne Metropolitan Police Commissioners shall nave pow.
e. Ge.snforce the rules and rcgulxons and snail
Be held responsible Cor the good reguccn and moral
coudu9, OF the persons having charge OF the lodging
house and the dodgers and occupants Of said lodging
housaC. - =.
Con. Tallmadec vas present, and expressed himself
highly pleased with the report He said were rom
1000 10 400 persons making applicaun Tor lodgings
every night while tho station houses can only acoommo'
date abon. 400.
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ISLAND or cUBk ExPRRss-P. G. BowBAffEN co,
Havana, proprieors will forward freight and parcels g
all peris 0f Cuba BY United mail steamer Cahawha
on he I'm 81 December inst freight must be delivered e
the day before with an invoice accom- panyng the
same for clearing ~ the Custom House Collections at
tended IN All parts Cuba Drafts AZ sight In sums W suit
on Havana. WELLS, FARGO A CO. AGENTS
~ broadway.
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HCyV PUnLICATIONs.

TSOMPETITIoN DEFIED-THE ONLY LADYs BOOK
~ In America, the Queen OF tho Monihiea, Cooley OF
January loss-srcndid Embellishments and able authors:
Family Prsyern-a superb line engraving; Home and
Ahroad-a ie page steel; "fashns in Dicuiics and
sFashous in Csnforttwo superbly colored pals1 The
American Cushion printed In gold ard coors twelve pages
Of embroidery In blue Marion Harland author
OF Alone Hidden Path !" hasa story in this -nses
Mrs Haven comsrnoss "Margarers Homs' In this number
The author sTallox Family America" begins ~
the quaint arc tie January number There are N this
number expressly for the ladies' g. conbu
tons ali 0opages Look At The January number at
any OF the period sal storee
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4 PARTNER wANTED-wy,H A SMALL AMOUNT OF
IN capital IN we'll established business To person %
good business Gas ne cher VIII be ~ssea wiz"
'niS S'"'s IL. W. RICHARDS, sO7 Broadway.