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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
IReport. Furnished By the Associated Prsss.l


WAsnISGroS, Jan. 9-Senate-Seward ntrodus
ced bill to expedite teegrsphic communication
for the use of the government in foreign inter-
course. IL authorizes the President TO contract for
aid of the United States in laying down a subma-
rine cable
Haran's right to a seat was further discussed
Seward, Brown and Bale we're in favor of, and
Stuart, Tuucy and Douglas against Harlan's right.
Bell, Of NH, introduced resolution in refer
eDce to interference by the Venezuelan Govern
ment with American citizens procuring guano al
Avez, an island in the Caribbean Sea.
Senate then adjourned ill Monday.
House passed 81 private bills and then engaged
in a spicy debate on an article in the New York
Times of the 9th, charging members of the House
with corruption as TO land bills. Kelsy admitted
there were grounds tor the charges. resolution
was passed that committee be appointed TO exc
anime the matter.
House then adjourned.
Boston, Jan. 9-Chares Sumner received 333
votes against L. of the Massachusetts, House of
Representatives, to the United States Senate. The
Senate votes on the subject Monday next.
Providence, r. l., Jan. l0-The General As,
sembly have elected james f. Simmons Senator to
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. toulouse Kelsey, Orr
committee to investigate the charges OF cOrrup>
tiOn against members.
Grow presented remonstrance against Whit
fields right to a seat as a delegate from Kansas,
which was referred to the committee on elections.
The Shawnee Indians having completed their
selections, several hundred families near that re-
serve are preparing to occupy the remainder OF the
land by or before February. The treaty prohibits
white settlers from occupying said lands until nine
ty days after selections shall have been made and
approved, and the surplus set apart by the Presi-
dents proclamation.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, by the d.
rection Of the President, has ordered Col. Cum
mings to the Shawnee to prevent the whites
from jumping the Shawnee, Miami, Kaid, half
breed or any other Indian lands, said to be worth
from twenty to fifty dollars per acre.
acquisitions for troops have been sent Icy tele-
graph to enforce, if necessary, those orders.
Hoogland, of Kansas, is here urging an appro-
priation of $4,000 for the capitol of that Terri.
tory.
The Washington Union says not one member of
the new cabinet has yet been selected.
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
JLNUARY II, 1850.
CoTToS-1he sales Of cotton saturday amounted to
about 200 bales at 1O5la1s14c.
Retail Domestic Market.
BUTTER-Per pound, 2Oa25c.
EoGs-Per dozen, l5a20c.
BACoE-Hams 9a10c; Shoulders 6,7c; Sides 7ssc.
LARD-seling at u acc per pound; dull.
MEAL-We quote 5Oa6Oc per bushe from wagons 20
In retail.
FLoUR-seIiDg at IS 20 per 100 pounds for superhne
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-$2 25 for so ID sacks.
COES-We quote at 4oc per bUshel.
WHSAF-Wheat commands 9Oc.
DEIED FKUIT-Apples command 81 80 per busee. Peeled
Peaches worth SO 90, unpeeled 80 80.
PoTAro-Irish Potatoes 90c from wagons S1a
20 in retail Sweet Potatoes selling at 81 50a2 co.
TURSP5-25c per bushe
STocKs OF PORK AND BEEF IN New YoRK.-The
stock Of pork in New York on the lst inst was
7,Ol4 old and 1892 new-totsl Is, O45 bbls against
80, CTS bbls same time last year.
The stock Of beef on the LIST inst. was 4. 62S old
ID, 500 new-total Is, 4ss bbls, against 81, 6Ss
bbls same time last year.
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CHANcERY SAFE OF RRAL ESTATE

DY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court at NasI
- vile, at The November Term, 1856, in the case
Brown Embry ct ais will offer for sale, st the site
the old Court House in Nashville the 18th Of Februar
1851 at IL O'clock the following described REAL ESfAT
situated in the 18Th Civil District Of Davidson County,
bounded as follows: Commencing at stake in the cent
OF Neelys Bend Road at the north east OF B.
FOSTERS land and running south "a degrees, east about
poles 70 stake at the thWet Of Bashaws Ian
thence south lOo poles 70 small near low wat
marx Of Cumberland River and about forty yards beo
the N uh OF Cedar Creek thence down Cumberland RiV
sonth 50 degrees west IS poles cedar and white GA
thence north degree east 1l6 poles TO the beginning
1ERns-A credit OF one ant two years with bond and
eurty aud lien retained 10 the payments Of u
purchase money. JAMES WOODS,
Special Commissioner.
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Miss DAVENPORT - FIRST APPEARANCE This
eminent tragedienne makes her certsey TO Nash>
vile audience TO- night, in the character of the
Countess in the fine play of Love. There seems to
be a general desire among our citizens to see this
lady, and the excitement among the play-going
public to witness the presentations Of an actress
who has achieved so great reputation on both
sides of the Atlantic as has Miss D., has reached
the tip-toe' mark. The house tonight will doubt.
less be crowded
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Monday Morning, January IL, 1857
rO AnVEnTIAtIIN.

The circuis ion Of the Iaily and TTi-Weekly
editions Of the Patriot, combined, exceeds largely
that OF any other newspaper printed IN Nashville
Il is these editions that are generally used for
advertising Ihs Patiiot therefore, is the best
advertising medium IN the city. Other news
papers may have larger weekly circulation, but
advertisements 60 not get into the weeklies
less under special contract
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12

| MUsIcAL.-The celebrated Peak Family Of Vo,
/ calists, Harpists aud Lancashire Bell Ringers,
whose concerts have met with such great success
/ throughout the United States and Canada for sew,
! eral years, have taken their annual southern tour
Inland this season, for the first time and now
/ doing an immense business at Louisville. Should
they favor Nashville with visit we are confident
they will receive that patronage due to troupe of
so high merit
A Race-A Race! 'Tis for n Thousand
Pounds!
The teller Of one of our city Banks was taken
somewhat aback on last Saturday morning by sew .
eral demands on him by persons holding, they
asserted, checks respectively for the of Fifty
thousand dollars. This would not have been SO
astonishing, bat from the fact that examination
the checks in question proved to be but slips of an
old newspaper, bearing 10 resemblance to a bank
check, save only as to size.
A few moments later in the day, Union street
was surprised at seeing Prof Hale, the lecturer on
EIectro-Biology, making hasty tracks towards the
ST. Cloud, pursued by the angry holders of the
Aforesaid checks, who in their excitement dropped
cloaks, hats, &C.. bent Oh stopping the man who
they asserted had given them forged checks for
value received. We followed the crowd anxious
to ascertain the cause of so strange a race
To make a long story short, it appears that
Prof Hale, on Friday night Influenced bis subjects
to undertake a trip to California, where they col
ectcd an immense sum Of DIST: on their return he
purchased their respective shares, giving them
checks on the Bank of Nashville for fifty thousand
dollars apiece The checks given were but slips
o. newspaper, which the subjects we're deluded TO
believe we're bona JiIssbsnk checks.
Contrary to his usual course of removing the in
huence at the close of each performance, the Pro-
iessor publicly stated that he would leave them
under until next day, when they would 90 to the
bank and demand payment in perfect earnest and
dsfed the friends OF the subjects to remove the
delusion by any argument or means 10 their power.
We have il from the father of one of the subjects,
that he left 10 means untrie1 to do away with the
absurdity OF the affair, but all IN vain.
The Professor managed to get to the hotel in adj
vance Of bis pursuers, and TO secrete HIMSELF nor
did he venture from his lurking place until he uscer.
tanned that has subjects were unarmed. The latter
were urgent for his introduction to Recorder
RawOrth, and nothing else would have satisfied
them had not the Professor instantly removed the
delusion, whereupon the subjects suddenly brought
to a sense of their position, started for the door
heter-skelter and disappeared down the street
faster than they came.
We understand the Professor Intends, at future
time, to repeat this experiment, with sufficient
Witnessed il before
The authorities Of the Third Presbyterian Church
have kindly granted the Of the Church to Prol.
Hale, aud he will lecture there again to might.
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GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT,
no. - SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE.
ORDERS accompanied with the cash. with specific !,
" structions what TO buy and how to forward, prompt
attended 10.
you a suit Of Clothes plain or fancy costly,
cheap enclose your assure, and the kind 10 GLOvER
it wi be forwarded as it can he obtained.
II You want nice Dress shawl or Bennett flr he
ter half your sweet heart" send your order with Il
"d0oHics" enclosed 20 GLOVER and it w be sent hamed
at-lY
you want Hat, pair of Boots, Shawl, Finger Rim
Wa ch waking Cane, Gun or Pi ~, send the "tiR"
GLOVER and he viii procure il or you cheap.
If you want Carriage, or Servant to drive it, B;
rouche, Buggy, ROckavay, CarTyan or Wagon. or set
Harness, order, accompanied With the |dOuQh sentt
GJo'ER viii be promptly attended to.
II you want Bureau, Bedstead, Sofa, Sociabls Wash
stand, Piano, Harp, VIOLIN Guitar Accorded, or Musi
just send the needfu GLovEE and he viii purchase tk
you quick.
II ycu want Books OF any kind China Ware Silver War
Hard Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves, enclose tie Heather"
GLOVER and the desired article wi be sent according 20 in
structions,
Ifyou Cakes for Wedding Parties Fruits Oysters
Cigars, Tobacco order enclosing the "6usf
GLOVER will be sureto' fetch them"
In Short you by enclosing the money, with plain
that this market Affords from paper pins up to steam
engine.
Particular attention paid to orders from Farmers and
Mechan and peculiar attention paid 70 orders nom Ladies
and Gent professional and unprofeiona, and
special attention to orders from Merchants and other
Dealers
Commission al orers OF S1OO Eve per cent over 500
. two-and-a ha!f per cent.
Having been long aod intimately acquainted with all the
business transactions Of the city the subscriber hopes BY
to merit q liberal share Of the public patronage.
ians-Stdkw JAMES GLOVER
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CRooKRR's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day OF the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very nice nc well as to be in
fashion las nearly every body, we thought,
was tbere,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. CrOoker
has brought on a very large aud varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging TO the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities OF these variousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, surpsssing any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, We look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr., G. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale Is well as retail aud country dealers
desiring to purchase viii DO well to examine
his stOok--tE
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NOTICE.

7 BRADSHAW and A. " RUTLAND have purchas~
"a. ed from ne-srs. a0BENTs0s DAEuaL heir sptire
stock Roos, shoes, Hats, Tsunka, Ae and voae
spectfly urm fhe cd patrons q ne late ara and the
pcbl xeneray nat n insnd keeping the cd st4ad
So "a College street. wsn selected Retail rtoes t0f la
a,ss esnuerlehh snd CkIirvnh uhich tkeE 9TH
sel for CASH ana CASH 0NLY. We hope. ~ strct
tenuon haznsEs, msris share Of ne p2os aGsroe-
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IMPROVED CITY Lors
EnN SALE

OSE Lct euspE Male street. 80 fsss running hzrk
so ul.a saperh AFtrk Dssiias eeniainlnz o. 10
rtar.s. = soat cisiera. 3z1ahs tlcuts. -.
Also les ireniins i2s fst Pear sirsss anf 10
fsst s via E911 to st1ry nErk Hoase. eont4iatas
a. 10 rcons servants Foas kiicAeu. a. gef ss sEe
hssss 4e hsth nasiy sta shrahbsry, sAas and
it sssss. aaa va b soai a. seeonnsds.eE terra A.
plx - NANcR 4 WOODWARD.
JANIS q No kRELL,
eF Nm IL NAAcE
several rset farnas. sci lapraxsi, aa4f NaaAsias-
A lafEa nazaner - 1nla proved lo4s-
ksstf tsaFsnsn ias ffoa ~ ~ zefes. he ely.
kANcE uo0DMARp.
,ssss sssr - s.ras gIsis Ara Usansss
sslst~a~ V. q 8a4f. kssxsaAs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Great Cure Of Rheumatism.-The editors Of the
Richmond publican, of Dec "a h, 1872. that Car
| ter's Spanish Mixture is qusek medicine.
They had man in their press who was afflicted
With violent Mercuria Rheumatism, uho CT ntinuay
complaining ofmisery in he back, limbs and jOnts-hs
eyes had become feversh and mattery, neck swollen,
tro sore and all the symptoms of rheumatism, combined
with serofua. Two bolt Of Carter's Spanish Mixture
cured him. and in an edito notice above, they tear
testimony to its wonderful effects, and their only re-
gre. that all suffering disease of the blood not
aware existence un medicine. They cheerfuy
recomend it
See their certificate and notice in full around TIE bottle
jsn10-3w
Chronic diseases, CT almost every kind only be
reached through the blood where they originate, and as
"Carlers spanish Mixture" is the only purifier Of that
life treqm it the only remedy for such diseases
! janT-1w
Holloway's Ointment and Pills-scrOfula, Salt
Rheum Rheumatism all skin muscular diseases can
radically cured if the Ointment be rubbed on the part
ced salt is rubbed into meat. No external disease
long withstand the combined of these wonderful
medicines Sold at the manufactures No so Maiden Lane
New York, and No. PA Strand, London and by all drug
gists at 25c., t2Bc and 81 per pot or box janI-lW
BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.
This strong language yet BOGLEs FLECrRo HAIR DYE
recenty improVed) was proved to be so Dy the Juus a.
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston, (among whom was
DR.. Hays, the eminent chemist and State assayer VINO
| awarded 1t the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts the Union
It's unparalleled superiority consists in 1st The ingredients
nourishng hair destructive, Others "a
Does stain the skin. 3D. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any color required from delicate brown to
deep black, natural appear marvellous. Manu-
aetured, sold and applied by WM BOYLE, 27 Washington
street, Boston dec1O-tlimaysl
PERFUMED BREATH.-what lady gentleman
would remain under the dsagreeabe breath when
by using the "BALM OF A THOUSAND FLowERs' denri-
fee would only render sweet buteave the teeth white
as aabaseH Many persons do that their breath
is bad and the subject delicate their friends viii
mention it. Pour single drop Of Balm on your
tooth brush wash the teeth night and morning. hy
cent bottle will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "BALK THOUSAND FLOWERs" 1t will re-
move tan pipples frecle from the skim leaving it of
soft and hue Vet towel pour two or three
drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either cold water, pour two three drops Of
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard well, and
it will a beautiful soft latber much facilitating the
operation shaving Price only fifty cents Fer sale by
all Druggists Beware OF ounteres None genuine unless
signed by
sept2-dEw6m franklin Square, N 7.
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NOTICE.

FTAVINa dssossd q our stack 81 Rs5ts sAoca ks q
"a Messrs BnapsakN hgFLssp, tsks great pleas
re In ueai NJ then 70 ~ pAtruas o. ths safs
a asd 6espsAE fBr tAen share e The paeruna<s o. s
vabijs srBsraly. kJbExfs0S a DAshiELL-
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LIVERY EsTABLIsHMENT-RENOvAL n. Al
exauder has removed his livery establishment from
stables on lower Market street, where be will be
found ever ready to accommodate his old customers
aud all others who may favor him with their Gus.
tom. ian.7-lw.
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A DISTINGUISHED Stranger.

HARVEY, the great Philadelphia GUTTER" being
bged seek genial climate in consequence Of
impaired health, has located himself at our Room 10
Cedar street. and will take and show customers
Cloths Csssmers and Yestngs in great variety from which
they may to suit themselves Our Store is fall Of Al
kinds of READY MADE CLOTHING. and the
Stock Of furnishing goods surpassed in Nashville
oetq4-a CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
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Pr n N An SHIP.
We RI TE|G

Al lnE OALOON Of
VESSEL & THOMPSON, AZ Union St.
In few lessons Ladies are taught TO write
in neat, easy and rapid manner, and Gentle
men in a bold, rapid, business style.
Hours from TO IL. A. NJ, aud from to 4,
z. NJ, aad from to Q at night.
Persons from the country can finish their
lessons in one week.
As Mr.. D. will not have time to call on fam
lilies. he hopes that all who desire TO Join his
classes will make early application.
To persons acquainted with its msrits, his
system of writing needs no recommendation,
but those unaoquainted with il, Mr. d. refers
10 the following remarks and testimonials To-
stead of teaching Penmanship merely as 40
initiative Art, an experience of twenty years
has enabled him to reduce il 10 the certainty
of aScisnce, 50 that being guided by knOtsLedgs
instead of random practice, pupils from six TO
sixty years Of age, can, In short time, learn
to write with
Ease, Elegance and Rapidity.
So accurate Is his system and so uniform its
success that after witnessing its effects on sew
eral hundred pupils 10 this place, the lamented
Alfred Hume observe, III consider il but Justice
10 say. that believe 10 not only the best sys-
TEN but the only one desSrBiHg The RGms-for
by strict attention TO the rules given, any per-
son NAV IN a short time, acquire q free, rapid
and elegant hand"
Such Mr.. d. believes viii be the opinion Of
eli who test its merits, and an experience Of
shove l2 years, (mostly in New Orleans) since
the above opinion was expressed, Mr.. ID. hopes
has detracted nothing from the merits OF bis
system, or his skill in teaching il.
decl6-tf
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Large Auction Sale by
TRABUE & LUCAS,

NO. "a PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
M will sell on TUESDAY and WEDNES DAY, 2O,h and
w 21st, account of all concerned, large and well
Of Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ready
Made Clothing, Boots Shoes Brogans Soft Fur Gas
and Wool Hats, Hardware, Cutlery, Queenswsre
Wrapping Paper &C. The Stock consists in part follows
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND vEsTINGs,
Jeans, Tweeds, Kerseys:
1900 pieces Prints, assorted kinds;
Red and White Pannels;
Plaid Linseys;
DeLanes and Cassimeres;
Merinos and Alpacas;
Plaids, Alpacas and Solid Delaines;
Debuges and POpins;
Black Sill s;
Plaid and Brocade silks;
Embroidered Collars and Undersleeves;
Jaconts aud Book Muslns;
Shirt BOsOms
Linen and Csmbric Handkercbiefs;
Cotton Flannel, Towel and Table Diapers;
Needles, Pins, Threads of al AindS;
Wool and Cotton Hosiery silk Hosiery, &c.
And in fact viii offer almost every article want ed in
Retail Store.
BOOTS AID SHOES
Our Stock Of POot5 and Shoes unusually large; We
thousand ars in Boots and Shoes the best
kinds and almost every description Of Boots ana Shoes
wanted.
good assortment of Goats, Pants and Vests;
Fine L. B. Shirts:
suspenders, Cravats, Gloves Half Hose;
Under Shirts, &C. &C:
Soft, Fur, Cashmere and Wool Hats in great variety
HARDWARE.
10 dozen shovels and Spades;
2r0 sets Knives aGd Forks
Pad Locks, Planning Bits, &C, &c.
QUEENsWARE.
IS crates Queensware, assorted in crates Of common
and granite ware;
Wrapping Paper, Letter Paper;
10 boxes Of Tacks assorted 100 papers In box.
and will he offered freely Merchants only Terms liberal
jams TRABUE LUCAS.
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WILL pay cash for Land Warrants. will also buy old
L Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents, issued about
1878 to soldiers Of 1Sl2
am also prepared locate Land Warrants in South
Missouri, the line Of the Sou Missouri
Railroad, in connection with gentleman who has had the
selecting than 2OO0010 abroad land along
the line Of this road. For further particulars, terms, &e
enquire Of the undersigned Cedar street, the
Once. IspptGdkwl J q FELIOWS
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TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS WANTING
TRON IVORY

VIE Subscriber intending TO visit the South In February
would respectfully call the ntiOn Of those wanting
Iron Railing, Verandas, Iron Stairs, Bank Vaults Iron
Doors and Shutters Jail Cells or Doors, 70 drop line by
mail, which viii meet with attention.
Refer John b. Morgan, Architect Memphis; W. D.
wilson, Vicksburg John B. Quefles, Nstchez, Link HAr
rson, YaEoo City; Wilis Patrick, Jackson.
7. y. BAKER, 275 Filth street,
Innrc o..
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DR. RUFUS H. JOHNSON

oCCULIsT AND AURIST OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
M ILL visit Nashville and be found the City Hotel
w Saturday, the 10Th January to remain few days and
give attention TO all diseases OF the Eye and Ea-Opsra
tons, the adaptation Of Artificial Eyes &c, &c.
His Ear Lamp, curious instrument for detecting the
ture Of diseases OF the Ear by throwing stream Of pure
light far into the Ear the Drum Tympanum Mem
brare enables him to determine the kind OF disease existing
and treat il successfully.
His Artificial Eyes from the Mandatory OF W. Bois
schneider Of Paris, which took the prize medal at the
Worlds Exhibition, London
Dr. brings testimonials and letters Of reference from
Physicians and citizens Of Memphis, which he desires all
to peruse. deC29-dAW
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RATES OF FREIGHT
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.

Feathers and Wool per 100 los
Beswax, GnseUg, Pink Root, Rope and Bagging,
Hemp, star Candles, soap, Lard and Linseed on,
pr io1 lbs... .................... 100
Leaf Tobacco per 100. 50
whisky, per bbi 6Vo
Beef and Pork per bbl.. $50
Flour per bbl i40
Br0oms in lots OF 80 dozen and upwards per dosen lee
Cotton per bale ..-...-..... 4OO
The Agent Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
will sign receipts at the above rates un the LIST OF June
next.
deduction Of one-fourth the abOv rates viii give the
rate to Augusta Georgia The articles above srecihed.
For information regard 10 rates other articles not
specified above, Call on address
CHAs. ". ANDERSON, Accent,
ian9-u No % college street
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NASHVILLE Jan. IL, 1857.
Mr.. EDIToR-SIR have just learned that
report is in active circulation, that the Small Pox is
prevalent at Cairo. / arrived from there yesterday
per steamer j. G. Cline. Being resident of that
place, and clerk on the wharf boat, 1 can state
that am of the opinion that the report is entirely
incorrect. r. N. JENNINGS,
with Adams & Co.