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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
HEART DISEASE.
LegaI NotIce.

THRAsTUS D. WHITCHER, will take notice that Will
lam Haner Of the county Of sandnsky, In the State
Ohio did the twenty day OF April A. D. 1851
Gle his petition In the Court Of Common Pleas within
for the county OF SAndusky, and State OF Ohio,
against the said Eras.ua H. whitcher and Charles j. Or
ton defendants setting forth that the said Erstus b.
WhiteheF gave mortgage to the said William HameT
the following Real Estate situate In the county Of SAM
dusy and State Of Ohio, bounded and described part
half OF the north quarter Of section mum"
Der thirteen, township four SIXTEEN commencing
where the east line Of Union street In the town Of
ye In said county, intersects the south line o. te
Reserve and Maumee turnpike thence easeIy along
the south line Of said turnpike until u ntesseeN e west
line the sandusky City &Indiana railroad thence south
along the line OF satd railroad 20 the noTtk
linz of lot number nine thence IN westerly direction
along the line Of lot number nine and number ten
III east line OF Union street. thence In
direction along the east line OF said Union
srest 10 the place OF beginning, containing one and
ess also lot number twenty three
In Hamers addon to The town Of Csntsrille " ssid
township and county TO secure the payment Of slxeen
hundred dollars according to certain mote referred 10 In
ad and that since the giving Of said mortgage
the said Charles j. Oron has purchased said properly
the theyeof and praying that the said ErA
B. whitcher pay said DOW claimed to be due
seventeen hundred aud dollars and sixty
eents with interest thereon from Apri st eighteen huns
dred and hyseven, or that sAa promises may Be sold 70
pay the same, and the said Erastas b. whicher is notified
that he required 10 appear and sid petition ON
before the thirteenth day OF june eighteen
hfty seven. ByB. J. BARTLETT sor.
April "a, 1857 l9we
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
OF the Ohio Legislature.
Columhns A nril 0O


The Ohio Legislature adjourned on Sat
urday. Previous to the adjournment bill
was passed making it penitentiary offence
To claim or to hold slaves in Ohio, or to car
~ away from the State as slave any per-
son of color. The following resolutions
were also passed:
lst. Declaring it to be their duty to use
all efforts consistent with the national com
pact to prevent the increase, to mitigate
and finally to eradicate, the evils Of slavery.
I'd. That the ordinance OF 's7, so far as
it relates to slavery, should be extended over
all territories of the United States.
Sd. Our Senators aud Representatives in
in Congress arc requested to vote against
the admission of any State which docs not
exclude slavery by its Constitution.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
DIR. TUBBS
Nav and June Appointments.

Dr. II. TUBBS, will be In attendance follows:
FREMONT. Kcssler's American Monday, LIST June.
sANDUsKY st. Lawrence House, Friday, 2sth May.
TIFFlN, Shawhan House, Tuesday, I'd June.
TOR consultation upon all diseases ofthe Throat Lungs
II Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Spleen,
Dyspepsia Female Diseases Ague and Fever, Fits Imp
rites Of the Blood Eruptiona Cancers, Ulcers, and all
other varieties Of long standing complaints both external
and internal.
For ten Dr. T. has devoted his entire time to
chronic diseases treating Thousands annually many OF
whom had exhausted every other within reach
In no case mineral other pOis0as employed doss
he make sick 30 make eH tear dozen 20 bald again
The medicines be taken with safety by the most deli
cate and patients remain at home and continue with
nrudenee their ordhsry diet and exercise Many have
covered under the treatment after friends and Physicsns
had given up all hope the inspuabe evidence OF which
can always furnished Invads however reduced or de-
Sparing, invited to CALL and he assured that no
corresponding prospect OF recovery,
HEART DISEASE.
Affections OF this vital organ being generally thought
ncuabe suboIn the following from old resident Of
Seneca county, Ohio:
Butternut Ridge, Seneca co., Nov, 1855.
DR.. Tubbs-Dear Sir My son, Simon jackson, having
been restored to health by treatment sense Of
itude you well desire to benefit others makes IL
my duty TO certify to yourself the public generally that
he afflicted with acute Rheumatic affection, result
ing after much suffering In dropsy OF the chest and diseass
the heart with violent pApitation, For weeks he
unable to lie down at ALL and everything which had been
done for him Of no avail whatever, about
desparing entirely OF his recovery. But happy 10
cessu enecing radical cure; and there has hecn
Of that disease up To this time, which about
two years lam very respectfully your friend and obeds
ent servant. JOSEPH JACKSON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Tho willis Case.

The Cincinnati Commercial of this morn
ing, says:
"The case of Mr.. Willis of South Caroli-
ma, who came to this city to manumit his
children by slave mother, and who died on
our wharf, leaving will giving all his pro-
perty to those children, and appointing John
Jolliffe, Esq, his executor, is we'll remember
ed. This will was contested, on the ground
of alleged insanity of the testator, and in
the Barnwell district, 8. c., was in October
last pronounced invalid. 1t was carried up
to the Court of Appeals, and letters were
yesterday received stating that on Friday of
last week, jury (of South Carolinians, oi
course had returned a verdict that the will
was valid"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
ne preme se ceSrS 1i Of tSs h % TniscS 5 s.ases. e. '1

A correspondent of the Pittsburgh Ga
zette of Monday tho goth, writing from
Mansfield, Ohio, says:
"Apropos of the Dred Scott decision, l
learn from confidential sources that there is
now pending in the Supreme Court of Ohio
a case from Clermont county, involving all
the principal points of Judge Taney's decis-
ion. The case will be decided in a short
time; in what way you can guess-four ol
the five judges being radical Republicans
All / can say nor on this point is, look Ou'
for thunder. l1eso aatI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Washington, April le.

The Post Office Department has invited
proposals to the first Of Juno for carrying
the entire letter mail by overland from Mis-
sissippi to San Francisco, in four horse
coaches, semi-monthly weekly and semi
weekly, The Interior Department has near
ly completed arrangements for the construc-
ton Of the wagon road. a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
ra,,,ns ou. I'm he Demoeraac Chureh

IaIkinB Out iH tlao Def1loeF1'Hc CHuFeH'
Tho New York Day Book, the organ Of
the Administration in New York, concludes
an article headed, "Can an opponent of Sla-
very be Democrats 7" with this explicit en-
uDciation of the Democratic doctrine:
"Esery white man opposed to negro sub
ordination is necessarily opposed to white
equality OR in other words, every man OPP
posed TO slavery must in the nature and
necessity of things, be hostile TO Democracy
and however blindiy, be an enemy to liberty
and the progress Of free Institutions.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

OFFICIAL ESTIMATE OF THE MINNESOTA
GRANr.-The amount of lands granted to
Minnesota under recent act of Congress for
railroad purposes, is estimated by the U. s.
Land Office, at four million four hundred
and sixteen thousand acres. (4,4l6,000.)
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
The Cltlzenship of CoIored Per.ons.

The Senate of Maine having requested
the opinion of the Supreme Court Of that
State upon the citizenship of colored per-
sons, as affected by the decision of the Su-
preme Court of the United State, Judge
Goodenow, the oldest and most experienced
member of the Bench, has responded by
giving his opinion that colored persons hav-
ing three months residence are voters, under
the provisions Of the Constitution Of that
State. X
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Detroit. April Q

OetTOltJ April zl'
A three story brick building. occupied as
a Jewelry and Hardware Store fell this af-
ternoon at Albion, burying five persons in
the ruins.
A heavy snow storm prevailed here all
the afternoon. -,r
Chicago, April 1s.
On Saturday, the llth, Eli Grifford, a
half breed, was hung by mob for the muir
der of John ingalls,, of jackson county,
Iowa.
The same day, mob at Bellevue, Iowa,
forcibly entered the jail, taking prisoner
accused of murder and countefeiting, and
hung him. Great excitement prevails
throughout the vicinity.
Chicago, April 81.
Tho Sands-a rendezvous for thieves and
notorious characters-was invaded by the
police yesterday. Twenty buildings were
demolished, and nino burned.
t st. Louis, April 21.
Hon. Edward Everett lectured on Wash.
ington last night, to the largest audience
ever assembled at the Mercantile Library
Hall. osHo ss'Nrt8
The receipts probably reached $1,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

Determined not be behind any old or new stores tn
subscriber has already selected his
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CrNcISNAr1, June ll.-Flour 6 5Oa6 10. Whisky
20; Barley 2 90. Corn frmer. Nothing done in
provisions. Groceries unchanged.
NEW York, June ll.-Cotton firm. Orleans
middling IA; Mobile middng II $40. Flour and
corn quiet. Wheat buoysnt. Provisions steady
Sugar dull. Rice quiet. Freights inactive. Stocks
dull.
NEw ORLEANS, June 11.-Sales cotton to-day
700 bales. Prices unchanged. Receipts LAT bales.
Flour declined; Ohio 100; St Louis e. Corn s5a
90. Eastern hay $50 Weather hot.
New YORK, June llth.-Flour, State and Ohio
unchanged; Southern advanced loo. Wheat, 81
Louis white 500. Corn. mixed advanced 2 cents.
Provisions firm. Whiskey sat. Stocks dull, lower.
Sterling exchange 6rm.
NEu YoRK, June l2.-Cotton firm. Flour, Ohio
7s5. Wheat firm; scarce. Corn heavy, % for
wi1ed; 100 for yellow; l0l for white. Provisions
firm. Whisky SAT. Sugar dull. Rice quiet
Freights heavy. Stocks firm.
CINcINSArI, June l2,-Flour nothing doing;
holders ask 5000 10, buyers offer so. Corn rs
asO. Whisky 2si. Bacon, sides LIT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

fficiaIJournaI for Publishing the
Post Office Letter List.

Is More hotel room is just now grand 0sS'Ue-
'um in Nashville Upon any important occasion
lecting persons from distance, our notes can
n find room enough to accommodate the iunuA Oh
angers. They have but little more than accom-
lJdations for their resident boarders. We must
On have another hotel, and first class one at
at. In the mean time, persons coming here to
come citizens or to sojourn for brief periods,
lst continue to avail themselves OF private board
g houses. There are many of these; and, among
en-, some excellent ones, where the fare is almost
varied, and, often better cooked, than at some
Dtels. We might mention number Of them; but
DnteIt ourselves by instancing one as a sample Of
Ie class, Planners, on Cherry street. A good
de, amply provided with the best the market Of
irds is al ways kept there and the prices not
pOn the high scale which empties the pockets Of
oarders at other houses.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
Giers q ByimgtOn's Gallery of Fine Arts

Giers & ByIngtOn's Gallery of Fine Arts.
This establishment corner of Deaderck st. aud
the Square, has just been newly fitted up in splen
did style With every cOnceniOnce, and the propre-
tors have spared DO expense in making it one of
the finest Galleries in the South western country.
Their side and sky-lghts are the best in the city,
and the ladies will find fine Piano, as ALSO COM
modous dressing room, fitted up exclusively for
them. They pledge themselves that their pictures
shall not be surpassed by any artistin the city, and
invite the public, and the ladies' particularly to call
and examine their Gallery, Specimens, ect. All in
want of fine and lilelike ambrOtypes will End it to
to their advantage to give them call.
iuneS-lm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

A. F. GoFF JOSEPH L. EWING and MICHAEL VAUGHN, can
ddates Legislature will address their feOwciti-
a the following times and places:
At McWhirtersville, on Monday, 22d OF June.
T" Smith springs, Tuesday, 23d Of June.
Cain Ridge Camp ground Wednesday, Path OF June.
:" Tusculum, on Thursday, 25th Of June.
g Atkinson Gap, Saturday, 9Th Of June.
" Tank, on Monday, 29th Of June.
=" Dog Greek, Wednesday, lst Of July.
" Daydson's Store, Edgfsd Tlur'day, I'd Of July.
" Good lettsville, Friday, Sd OF July.
" Bobertsons Yarbrougas ore Saturday, 4th July
" Mrs. Railey y, on Monday, Oh Of July
Loves Store, south Nashville, (st nightD Wednesday,
Sh OF June.
Broad street. lat night,) thursday 9th Of July.
Slate Town, South Nashville, Friday 10th Of July
maS30
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

The ALIDA-Persons from the wreck OF the
Aida report her lying in critical condition, hav-
ing become greatly careened since she sunk. Lines
have been attached to her ard made fast on the
bank for the purpose, il possible, of keeping her
level as the water falls, thinking there may be a
possible chance ofrAising her. No lives were lost
as was currently reported, when the accident hap
pened.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

The river was rising yesterday with ST feet large
on Shoals.
The City Of HnsntsgiHe arrived from Memphis,
ADD departed on return trip last evening.
The SeUenty-Sir with barge in tow, arrived from
Cincinnati yesterday.
The d. 4. GiUen arrived from Louisville.
The DR.. Robertson win leave for Paducah and all
way points to-day at o'clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
The Fink Annihlliated.

Every summer and fall thousands Of people die Of Flux
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Palms, and other irregularities
of the Bowels 1t can now be cured in for IS
cents, by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has be en- tested by the physicians in the South
and West and by them pronounced the most ehectual
remedy now in 1t has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life can be saved
In nine by investment of 70 cents Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
Forss by HERMAN q RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug.
oss apr24-6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

woodland Cream. ID F'onGde for 6ednagsf"g the
Hdir-highy perfumed, superior to any French article
imported and half price, For dressing Ladies har
has equal, giving it bright glossy appearance
causes Genteuens Hair to curl in the most natural man
ner dandruG always giving the hair the sp
pearnce Of being fresh shAmpooned. Price only hy cents
NoE1e genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., PrOprietors off,
"Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
sold nv all Drugoists NEW YORK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

ACCIDENT TO TIE SEvENTY-SIK.-The '76 in
her hull, causing Der to take water quite freely,
though by use of her pumps but little damage was
sustained to her freight.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
Crooker,s millinery Establishment.

CFOOher'S millinery
We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies Of
Nashville haveayer experienced SO much difficulty
in the selection of bonnet, this season, al this
establishment The cause is not to be found in the
increased iastidiousness or captiousness of their
tastes 10 the paucity of the stock or inelegance
Of the styles. No; We must look for it in some
other quarter. Their fancies, to tell the TRUTH have
been bewildered by the great variety and beauty of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
such sensations while beholding it, as one feels
in rich conservatory surrounded by the rarest
otics andavedln their delicious perfumes. They have
such emotions as led the poet to wish that the
lips OF all womankind, especially the beauties,
condensed into one pretty pouting pair that be
might, in kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is SO much elegance, so great variety,
choice must be difficult. The things natural; and
the dear creatures are not blame But not of bon
nets alone does Crooker's congress consist. Nearly
all descriptions of millinery goods represented
there-from the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier fabrics which art prod""es to adorn the
oveiest of natures handiworks. al5u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

CE-The Ella has changed her quarters, having
taken higher position at the wharf, in order that
the workmen may facilitate her repairing more ex-
peditiously
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

CHURCH OF rHE ADvEST.-Sunday, June l4th,
having been appointed for the opening services OF
the Church Of the Advent, at ODD Fellows Hail.
the vestry Of that Church deem il proper to an
DOuDee BY public erIIssn nj, that owing TO the
indispOsilion Of the Rector, the services viii be
postponed uniil the following Sunday, June p.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

CT- Capt. Caber has been draining upon the
white lead market" and applying it to bis good low
water boat Commerce. She looks neat, cool and
aify
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

f-xaAe. MILzER Aas Isst openea hs gnreIh co. Sofa
u Fsantzn a. ~ Store Ne - Cherry street.. uhsra b
- - a1ahnens. ana prcuses 70 keep AoeEa sap4lR
q al s1s fsIs1nG dzacics 4 lae tsasoa eoaStantl a.
aAaa. naJ1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
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DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE lime Ii. ISL


NASHVILLE, June Is, 1851.
CoTToS-None Offering.
ToBACco-sales yesterday at the warehouse Of A. Ham-
ton Of 10 hhds the following figures; 1906 11OO 1885,
1905; 1910; 100; $40; IT'S; s25; 1928.
~; hams 10; sides, clear, 14H from
wagons There has been offered during the past week
than for weeks previous
CoRS-Dealers paying from wagons, from 20 to u.s.
with small lots only offering. Market quiet.
FLouR-superhne flour is selling at $780, extra $50.
WusKY-Peacock's double rectifed 83 cents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
HEAVIER DAM SPRINGS.

RE- In Hickman county, Tennessee, a beautiful,
~ clear small creek Of pure and living alter, den seiy
shaded grove where air cool pure and brscng and
IN waters equal not superior 10 the ouhN est
wing sulphur springs all differing materially; one
and o. the purett and coolest Freestone
in the world Taking all things together II IS considered
competent JUDGES be OF the very nrst watering
places in United States. Beaver Dam Is forty miles
west of Columbia. Nearly half Of The road Is turnpike,
The balance the best dirt road In Tennessee. From
Wsynesboro Il Il only about thirty lies east; and from
PerryViie about the distance Coed hunting and
ASKING by aud the very best Of Brandy, Wine and
Cigar keps for table and purposes Billiard Tables,
Nine Pin AHey and many smaller games for exercise,
health and pleasure. lnvAds and pleasure seekers
parcuAry ard respectfully invited 10 visit this place.
We are authorized refer Rev. A. L. p Green Russell
Houston james Ellis, n ". Br0wn, and Washington
Meredish Of Nashville nearly every man, woman and
eaid 10 Columbia nd Marry county, r. Rey.Jas Oey,s
p walker Col r. O. Looney, and Dsnean D. frasEson, Of
Menu kis.
CHARGES WILL BE
ch isS S', under 10 yeA,s cid Han Pros.
Servants u all ages hAA rrtce
AIRY uumbsr OF all kinds q eonve yances ready At all
times Al Co lsnbia take you Beaver Dam. Aboai
ree haudrrd persons comfortably mmoaaisd,
% donf believe When yOa hear that We als faii-
We wonld most earnestly Aad respectfully invite car
friends and The puec 20 yisi Beaver Dam. AZ we are nos
ready 20 Feeeve them. hAsi.kf CO.
rdsr ths sapsrsssOn aAd eOao Of Ars. Jane \ Keller.
gune al.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

HoLLowAYs PnLs-Purge the system at this season q
the year with few doses Of this wonderful medicine
acts upon the liver and stomach purifying the blood ana
assisting digestion Sold at the manufactures NO. eo
Maiden Lane New York. and No. 244 Strand Loncon anu
BY all druggists, at Csc, 62Hc, and 81 perbo1-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13
CLARK'S
Celebrated FIGURING Mill.

Grinding and Boiling ct single operation. 30 inch
stone-Prce S75-wi turn so bbls per day. 80 inch
stone-Price 37C0-wi turn out 40 bbls per day.
This Mill is the apest most simple durable and COM
pact requiring less power IS attention, and makes
larger yield and better quality OF Flour than any oher
In use or sale Mills be running at Kingston
Tenn. ...
We also manufacture very superior Corn and Feed Mill
upon the same principle.
II anynan Will furnish the power, so that can run
22 inch pulley minute with inch band, viii put
up the Mill and run Il 80 days he will furnish as much
Wheat as can grind that time, at 81 per bushel and
take the Flour SO per bbl will give him the Mil for the
ret profits after paying for the Wheat and all the expenses
Of ruuping leave the Mill in good repair as was
TH0s B. McELWEE,
Aliens, Tenn.
References as to responsibility Athens, Chattanooga
and Kingston. June l-dom.J
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

CX Rev. J. s. Hays viii preach in the Grove
suOdsy-schOoI house, Edgehsld, tomorrow a. half.
past 2 O'clock
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

ET- The Rev Mr.. Harlowe will perform divine
service tO-nOTos morning, at half past 10 o'clock
10 Chrisl's Church.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13


Ar a trial Of Moving Machines appointed by and
held under the supervision of the Davidson County
Agricultural Society, on the farm of DR.. John
SheIby, June nth, the following entries were
made
MAENYs COMBINED REAPER AND MowER-B. +.
Cheatham, Agent for Tennessee.
THE KENTUCKY HARVEsrER.-Macey Hamilton
Agents, Nashville.
RUsG's CENTRE DRAFT. REAPKR AND MOWER
Armstrong & Co, Agents, Nashville.
After a sufficient practical test Of the Machines
entered for competition, the Committee made the
following award;
"Having tested the practical operation, and
carefully examined the Machines 10 competition, We
award the preference TO the Nanny Machine, as It,
in our Judgment does its work more neatly than
either Of the others; aud possesses the advantage
Of cutting upon the leftsde, thus Sording the best
opportunity of driving correctly.
The Committee desire TO add, that the Kentucky
Harvester, is also, u good Mover and Is suostan-
TALLY constructed.
j. O. 0wES, ARIs BRoWN,
JONI SHELBY. PKEKiNs CANNON,
A. O. FRANKLIN, Thomas b JOHNSON,
oh. McGAvoCK, Committee. !"
Tar trial Of Reapers will come of between the
Goth OF Jone and the 4th Of July. The time and
place 20 be selected by Dr.. JDo. Shelby aud Col
Ihos B. johnson, who have been Spp iaIed Con
mistee for that purpose. due Dot ice OF which viii be
given. w. 6. HARDING, Prsst
IP Wutr,ws S.,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-13

EE-Rev. Dr.. GoOolest viii preach IN the Fire
mans Hall, South Nashville, Cherry street. at 4
O'Clock, P. n. on Sunday DeEt (t0-morrow)