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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom Moore's Life Complete
w. I. Berry & Company
IA YE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
L III o Nj A $ M OORE.
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
svo's.royal vo., cloth.

EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
2vo's.royal vo., cloth.


Who has not heard Of Tom Moore, the Irish Pose To
all who have ever read bis popular Melodies this work
viii prove exceedingly especially the autobiO9
raDhy Of the Poet, from his earliest reeoectcns
hood We heartily recommend ft"-E, ]. Courier.
Thomas Moore the last Of the great poets four
shed in the beginning Of the century. biography
soy written mast be eagerly sought sfisr. ThspubH
ea.y Indebted to the Messrs Appleton for The cheap
@na elegant manner in which they have issuedt"-N. T.
Conn., AdU
his work has been much looked for with interss.
the admirers Of the sweetest bard Of modern times The
new work has not disappointed Us ThesparkDg vvacty
Of Oresetters viii recommend hem as models Of style
TO ihos who aim q, emnence in eplssolar eOrrespOnd
ence."-AibGRy Register.
Every Who has the least
will at once procure copy Of the work "-CaGrlesOn
Courier.
e" seems to that Lord John Russell has prepared
very eredahle indeed He evidently entered upon
it eonamore and has think pursued It to tse endwith
adelity, enthusiasm and accuracy "-Brfsh Col0nist
The work has two observation-disclosures on the subject
the other the editor But look into Il without
seeming that it answered the highest expectations that
could be legitimatey formed oft The win Oeourse
be gem IN the literature Of the "-Al5Gny Argus
THAT is edited With ability the name name Of England's
great statesman is a guaraty."-N T. caureAmGH.
"Moors's Life by Russell presents striking picture Of
English lfe such within the observation and
Perience Of the poet"-outRcrH CHristiGn AdsocGfs.
1--WE seen the mnutiR, cst, ct eetera of one Of the
most versatile vOuDtuous and meodsous bars Who
sang. His intimacies with an the genuses Of the day
whether they were poets artists, statesmen, and the
navete with which he honestly raes away about every
thing hi own literary e his social either. in which
latter Wecan but he amused at his bon vvant PrOpenss,
have in his style Of narrsting them much charm
orus than we generally find in The private life Of Of
genius even where the curan decorousy
as we find Il here. ~ Saturday Budget
| w. It. y. & Co. have also on sale
| THE ENGLISH EDITION or MOORE's LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENTS, in S vols 1s mo-, cloth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

INHN and acrd blood cannot secrete healthy bile and
l. therefore the first thing for those who dyspepde
should be 10 commence the publication OF their blood
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Not only purify but they make the blood richer add
those principles upon which is power to resist disease de-
ponds.
Nun OPERATION WITH sUccEssEuL EgTEcr ARE THE PEcu
LIARTY or BRASDRETHs Pills Now that We may soon ex
peci genial Spring. 70 of great Importance that few
doses be used by the wise Our subject TO
dunJancy Of vtated bile at this and it danger
II is prevalent but Brandreths Pills afford in
valuable and efficient protection By their iona use,
prevent the collection OF hoe Impurities, which, when
In sufcient quantities. cause so much danger 10 the ne
organs Of the stomach and bowels. They cure liver
complaint, dyspepsia loss OF appetite pain in the head
heartburn pain in the breast bone sudden fantnes and
cOstveness In brief Brsndrehs Pills work their way 20
very roots Of the disease cleansing ia their passage,
moving every unhealthy accumulation, tn the blood 10
purified the whole system renovated, aud tie functions
and duties Of life become pleasure, where before they
had been sad and wesrv burdens.
We have thousands Of similar testimonials TO the follow
ing and such evidence be had from living witnesses al
around every side. IL Is from gentleman OF high
repectshy whose letter can be seen at the principal Of
~ an w afy.two years ofage-
For twenty have used your pills my family med
cine, aLd wish other and have had occasion 10
call physeian IN my family (save In the sickness Of my
wife with cbidrenl dUring the twenty years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blood Blood Is the Hfs. By abstractng
Il In painful diseases yon may occasion the patient
hut mber this only the reduction esssnng
the power feel And thus taking naturts tools,
YOU may proven her from fully repairing the ravages oin
hammaon, aud convert what might only have been the
sickness Of few days weeks into chronic affection Of
months or years.
PURGING BY MEANS or BRANDRETH's PILLS.
This s the ans which accords Hith natnTe-natdres
remedy in TACT When sudden, acute continued pain
curs, then 70 insure security yoa must take mecin
that will surely purge There be sally shal yng,
because eVery minute logt mag be fatal.
Principal once % Brandreth Building, ais and All
broadway.
All Pils with 2il Broadway the box are counterfeit.
The genghe sold BY respectable dealers VerywhsEe.
JOHN YORK a CO.,
march aI-diuv NashviIie Agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
MOVEMENT ON CASTILLO.

On the day after the taking of Serapiqui, Colo
mel Lockridge moved up the river towards Castillo
in the Rescue, leaving, however, sufficient force
at Serapiqui under Colonel Anderson, to garrison
that place Castillo, about forty miles above Sera-
pou is the next point in the possession ofthe Costa
Ricans. 1t was small settlement on the right
bank of the river opposite the rapids, where there
wss portage when the Transit route was in use.
The Costa Ricans have fortified themselves here in
the old fort of San Juan de Dios, the same that
Nelson took in 1875 Tor thereabOuD when be was
sent out by the English government to take posses
sion of the Isthmus, with view to the construc-
ton OF a ship canal between the Atlantic and Pc
cifc Il will be remembered that when nearly all
bis men were dead with fever and himself sick, he
reluctantly retired from his position at Castillo and
left the country; and the project was abandoned by
the English government, as impracticable from the
sickness OF the country. We have had similar
experience in New Granada, during the construc-
ton OF the Panama Railroad, when nearly all who
were employed upon the work fell victims TO the
tropical fever. Whatever the climate may have
been in Nelson's time, the San Juan river is now
decidedly more healthy than Aspinwall aud its vi
cinlty.
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TsT received and for sale 100 bbls SWEET POTATOES,
u by KIRKPATRICK, NEyJNS 4 CO.,
mareh27-2w No. IS Market street.
mr.. mORSE,S INVIGORATING COR
IL DIAL.
nDTNTONq OF THE pRESQ

eve have been witness many Of its beneficial results
in the persons several Of acquaintance who were
trembling the verge ola hopeless eternity and who were
only rescued by timely OF Dr. Morses Cordiai--Sd-
lem Register.
''DR MoRsRis INvIGoRATING CoRDIL.-This great ORR
entail remedy admitted the faculty. TO be medicine OF
extraordinary efficacy in all Of nervous diseases II
the essence Of rare sban plant distilled by the al
chemistry, by the celebrated traveller and chemist Dr.
morse lis elects are truly mraculous."- N Y. Pick.
ave have heard Recommended by most celebrated
physicians as remedy known for those complaints
is advertised cure and have nown many cases our
selves debility and prosraon that has com
petey cured, and think it valuable preparation worthy
of the name Il bears."--N. y Herald.
HERMAN 4 RAINS, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
march27 No. 10 Public Square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
IMPROVEMENT IN BURNING BRICK.

Patented by Jesse RUSSELL of Todd County, Kentucky
ONE Of the important inventions OF the present age
" "a saving at least half the labor and fuel, and the
Brick much superior IN quality
For information inquire Of Mr.. Henry Alley in South
Nashville who is now using the Invention
ANY person wishing procure the Right, will address Dr.
SAML HENDEHsoE, Franklin, Tenn who fully author
IL d to use dispose Of the He will make il to
the interest Of all buy and the Inven
ton mar27-2w$ TAPLEY B. PTRON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

The Georgia Gazette (newspsper,) for the
years 1883 to 1889, inclusive.
Original subscription for Town Lots in Nashville,
April soth, 1890. Tin giltframe) ~
Historical Discourse, at one hundredth anniver-
sary of First Presbyterian Church, Newburyport,
Mass, by Rev. A. G. Vermilye. VERY interesting.
lot of rare books and pamphlets.
A Vest of Gen. Israel Putnam, e. the old Wolf
catcher"
vial of water from the river Jordan, presen
ted to A. w. Putnam, by r. w. McGavock, Esq.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
PnhIic Schools.

DUPILS wishing join the City Schools for the remain
der Of the year obtain tickets at the Supernen-
dents Office in the Hume Building, Spruce street, during
next week dali the hours Of and 10 O'Clock A
Parents and guardians please observe the above as
no tickets will he issued after next week.
BY order Of the Board Of Education. mar2T-d1Ot
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
NEGROES AT AUCTION.
SWEET POTATOES.

ON SATURDAY next, at the Courthouse Gate, viii sell
" six or eight likely NEGROES consisting OF men and
msrchgT REEFS W. PORTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
TILE ATTACK AND coSrLAeRAr1oN.

Lockridge landed detachment Of one hundred
and fifty men under Col. Titus, mile below Cas-
to, with orders to maj oh round through the woods
and enter il on the other side, while he went up
to cannonade it from the river with his remaining
force. When Lockrdge came in sight of the place,
he found the village, which is below the fort in
flames, and also two of the river steamboats, which
we're living there. He without any delay boarded
the j. n. Scott under haistorm OF balls from the
fort put out the fire. cut her adrft and hoited her
down out Of the range of the fort. The other, the
MachucA, was entirely on fire, and no attempt was
made to save her. The Scott had a large hole
burnt through her deck, where the fire was set,
and her light work riddled with balls. One
Of the valves Of the boiler had been removed but
there was no damage done more than three days
could repair. Notwithstanding the heavy voleys
of musketry which they received while cutting the
boat adrilt, Lockri1ge's loss quite ncopsidera-
BILE, amounting to four or FIVE privates killed and
one interior officer. Col Titus found the village in
ruins when ne arrived He sent in Gag to the
fort, demanding an instant misunderstanding pre-
viously ascertained by some means that the Costa
Rican garrison numbered Only twenty-five men.
Mora, in his confidence in the security of his out
post at Serapiqui, had Withdrawn mostof the men
from Castillo for other service. The tag remained
with conditional promise OF surrender propo-
sition for an aTmistice for twenty-our hours after
which, If the garrison should recei We reinforce
menls, he would deliver up the place and surrender
the men as priso ers Of war. Strange to say, this
proposition was agreed to by Titus, and his men
rested on their arms, while the Costa Ricaus had
free communication with the river above the rapids,
aud by that means with Fort San Carlos.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE.
Later from NicaragnaI

Later from Nicaragua!
The Steamer Tennessee arrived at New York on
the goth inst, from San Juan.
We clip from the N. Y. Herald the following
items of intelligence from Nicaragua brought BY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
PRESENTED BY MISS JULIA c. PUTNAM.

A piece of Scotch Oak, carved, taken from Cab
met Of Queen Mary. made prior to l5e6.-stirng
Castle.
Block Of Peat, from a bog in Ireland.
Piece of rock from the grave of Gen. Putnam,
Connecticut.
Piece of rock from the wolf-den, Pomsret, Con-
necticut
Beautiful specimen of Copper ore, from Missouri.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

Litbograph copy of an interesting letter, dated
24th May, 1922, from George Washington, to
James Madison, relative to Farewell Address |"
1.-THE original is in the possession Of J. c. Mcclure,
Washington, D. G.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27
cowARpIcE OF rITUs OF KANsAs.

Before the armistce bad expired one of the men
came running in with word that the Costa Ricans
we're coming in force. No sooner had they appear
ed in sight than Titus gave the order to retire, and
set the example. From retiring in order, they
broke into full run. The men who would have
faced the enemy without ainching, were turned to
the rightabout by the cowardce Of their leader
and their heads turned to flight terror natural
ly soon possessed them, until they were in uni
versa stampede, which did not until they
we're in the woods, full three miles from Castillo.
They we're received on board the Rescue, aud the
whole force landed on Carlos Island, several
miles below Castillo Rapids. Here they have for
tilted themselves and still remain, waiting for rein
forcements, which they hoped 10 receive by the
Tennessee and Texas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

PREsESTED By THE STATE OF rENEEssEE THROUGH
THE STATE LIBRARIAN.
Ramsey's Annals OF Tennessee.
Report Of Tennessee Agricultural Bureau, for
ls55-56.
Proi Safford's Geological Report to the General
Assembly, Dec, 1855.
DIR. Troost's fifth Geological Report to the GEN.
eral Assembly. Nov. 1887. and his ninth Report,
made Nov, lS47.
Catalogue of Tennessee State Library, 1855.
Hardee's Rife and Light Infantry Tactics. Two
vols, Phiadelphis, 1855.
Reports of Experiments with Small Arms for the
Military service, by officers ofthe Ordnance Depart
ment, U. S. Army. Washington, 1856.
Constitution of the United States Of America
Edition of 1853.
Geological Survey of Missouri, by G. q. Swallow,
Stale GeolOgst. Jefferson City, 1856.
Proceedings Of the Legislative Council of the
Territory of the u s. south of the Ohio river, be-
gun aud held at ROCKVILLE, the 26th day of August.
1884 Knoxville: Geo. RoulstOn printer to the terri :
tory, l7s4.-Re-prnted BY Mckenzie & Brown,
Nashville, 1882
Congressional Globe and Appendix, End Session
qsth Congress. ls47.
Specimen Of Copper Ore, from DucktOwn, Polk
county, Tenn.
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Notice.

DY virtue OF attachment ont before Josiah FER
ID ris, Esq aud ucgr snt rendered in favor OF H. r..
Hsnmer, against A. Q. Hiun, shall expose 10 public sale
20 the highest bidder for cash. AZ the Court house yard
the 2Sth % MARCH, 1851, certain NEGRO GIRL named
MALNDA, about Is years DID, LEVIED the properly Of
said Winn satisfy said attachment aud he thereon
Sale in lawful hours.
THOs. HOBSON,
n9-20t g.. ID. O.
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APPROXINlATInN PRIZEs.
IN ORDERING TICKETS

Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
receipt OF which they will be forwarded by hrst mall
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they
designate.
The Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent 10
ohasers medatey after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAN
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember thatevery Prize is lraWn, nd pay Ablen
full without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 900 and under, paid immediately &fte
the drawngother prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cash ed renewed in other at either
Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
marchZI S. SWAN A 90 Atlanta. G..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

eOn he night OF the ASH Of MArsh deta-hmsat
d forty Rangers, under Col cs,cee, weat 70 San
Juan del SaF, a. an escort 90 ehe wsaow OF Major
Dusen6usy. Who vas on her return 20 the United
states. fney met HGh 30 opposiiioa % she say;
but nn sfheiF seiuFa The nexfssy tlsy cane apon =
Costa kican force Of about three hundred mun, six
miles from San Jusn. 90 the Joeo,e road, which
leads irem the Transt road 10 Risas. and wsre OBJ
lsea 10 retire 10 San joan, With loss Of two kl.
ed $50 uonnded kad three missing. athe meat
time ne Sierra Nssads arrived snd landed scveuty.
i've recruits ifoR 0lloFnis. and On ths tn colone
mentA On lhe 6lh. 1bils they ssFa sAiiiaS AZ san
Jean, sonnd 81 distans esnsonadsng uzs heard IN
the direction Of Risss, safh sseaed veFy probable
that she Costa Rseans had sakea advantage of the
disision a Walkers forec-uhich Their knsH m9ss
hsppen q The tme she steamer wAs dae--so attack
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THE CAMPBELIS ARE COMING!
TWELFTH ANNUAL TOUR.
AT THE THEATREi

COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH ESD, AND EVERY
EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
DEEL'S old and original CAMPBELL MINSTREBS, under
the direction Of MATT PEEL the best Ethiopian De-
Of the age sisted BY talented performers
~ For particulars, bills Of the day. Change Of
Programme mis- huy.
~ Tickets so cents Doors open at O'clock-Con-
cert to commence at ~.
~ Box Office open from 10 to ~ O'Clock A. NJ, and
from 2 to p NJ where seats be secured upon appH
cation to Mr.. Huniy.
march20-f DIR. =. A. JONES, Agent
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THOSE AWFUL AND TERRIFIC

daily happening from the rareess handling Of CAMPNE and
BURNING FLUID, for eCe" be stopped by the use Of
PRATT S PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FEEDER.
THIs LAMP ExPLoDEfrom overturning while lighted
................. by al ing il while lighted
from OVERCOMING shel GIFTED.
.................. 49,. from any knOtCH cause.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. when filing, if the fluid take
fire.
he wick, (f too smalO drop
ping inside while lighted.
This Lamp IS lte cheapest, Best and SCLfUst
eueT offered 90 the Public.
With this LAMP and Feeder in conjunction, the most
eppiOsiUe compounds may be careeSsiy ed with
no greater danger than SPERM or LARD-oIL-
Retail prices for Lamps. 80, 62&, and IS cents
Wholesale ard retail by }. & BERRIAN, No. 60 Broad
11dy Nel0 York. mar27-3mdv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

Report of the trial Of Richard Hooper, for MAIN
ing Joseph Mcbride, before the Hon. Judge Hum
phreys, at the June term of the Circuit Court for
the county of Bedford. Printed by VIM. II. Ire
dale, Shelbyville, Tenn, 1921.
''Humbuggianna: Poem, by NJ. Davenport, NJ
D." Cameron & Fall, Nashville, 1912.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

WANTED AGENTS for W. E BURROWS (the cele-
w braie1 Conedian,) New Work the CYCL0PEDIA
OF WIT AND HUMOR published by d. Appleton 4 Co, in
numbers at Is cents each, and sold by subscription only
and which Is having immense sale Terms liberal and
exclusive territory given.
ga bound prospectus aud the first No. sent to app
cant postage paid receipt Of 70 cents in stamps For
terms address J, b. FORD Appeton's Building, $40 and
34s Broadway New York.-(B x ,407) mar 27-3tiv.
ITO FANILIES,-AP Pamphlet stating all the modes
Of preventing conception, viii be sent to you receipt
Of letter stamp 'Box s4 New YORK Post Office Dr.
LARN0NT 50 Mercer street, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
NavV or ms -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

Rivas. There is no epidemic at Walkers camp,
but he has large number of wounded men in the
hosnital
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

TIVE undersigned keeps Boarding House on Cedar
street next 20 the Nerandah Hotel where he ready
al all times TO Accommodate transient or permanent
Bosders fair His table is always provided with
the bestthe market Affords.
isnlT 6EO- W. COLEMAN.
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For Memphis.

rTNHE elegantU. s. MailPscket, CITY oTTrk -
Il OF HUNTSVILLE Captain Wash. EE4E5ssnd j
WEAVER will leave for the above and alzazszzzzzzzsA
all in ermedate landings on THIS DAY the 21th inst IL
O'Clock NJ For freight or passage apply on BOARD or 70
marcb21 A. Il. DAVIS. u. =. Mail racket bmce.
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AFFAIRS AT WALKERS HEADQUARTERS.
FAILURE OF THE ATTACK on SAN JORGE

The news from Gen. Walker ID not particularly
favorable. He is sIiIl fortified 10 Rivas, where his
force amounts 20 six hundred effective men He
has attacked San Jorge twice since our last dates
The first was made before daybreak OF the 5th in
stant--the day after his return from San Juan dtl
-Snr He led his men in peFson-about two huu-
dred, composed Of the first and second rifles, aud
the rangers He meant TO surprise the place, and
took no cannon with him. But bis plans were en-
trey frustrated by the mutinous conduct Of the
men. The Costa Ricaa garrison ont-numbered bis
force probably 10 one; but there Is little doubt
he would have taken the place had his men behaved
WELL for they fo1nd ts ensny ent rely of 6 cir
guard. The streets OF San Jorge were empty the
garrison in the plaza asleep; but when they came
within shot OF the barr ctdr the refused 70 ad
vance further. Neither curses threats had any
effect upon them. A few fuaIy volunteered 10
storm the place. and advancing with Gen. Walker
70 the bsrricades. hred over them They we're al
erEards supporte BY Capt Hisl " company; but
il was Of no use. The garrison vas by this LINE
aroused, and under heavy fire Of muskvIfy and
cannon Walker vas obliged to draw of LA men and
return 70 Bisss Two Of bis oficers-C0i. O'Neil
aud Capt. Blackban--rceeived wounds, OF which
they died 10 few days Il was learned that Jefez
received wound n the lace; but the loss sustained
by The garrison Is not kBown On the morning Of
the Eth, Gen. Walker marched With three field
pieces toward San Jorge. and eanEoasded ths place
81 sir hundred yards d lance tor several hoaTs and
hen retired 30 kisss. sns.es-rg
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NOTICE.

TNHE Books and Accounts q the undersigned may be
found AZ The Once OF the NASHVILLE PATRIOT, where
those indebted TO earnestly eq1e ted 10 call and set
tie We desire speedy ttlem,Et Of business, and
hope that friends and former patrons viii not delay any
longer. mAr24-2g TOON, NELSON a CO.
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.lTO0alOEiN GnrAellS.
ROQr6fi1sO HOagse.

(tHAs. MILLER co. have opened the above Gardens,
~ west Of the Franklin Turnpike the City Hospital
where Refreshments may be obtained. march4
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FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI PITrsBURG.

TTNBE light 6raugbt steamer, hoSA.6 TII -
i LIE DOYLE, Master, will leave AS $500 j
above on SATURDAY, the 2Sth inst.
at 10 O'Clock For freight passage apply on board.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-27

ra~ The people Of Madison county.
Ala, residing IN the valley Of Flint river.
are taking steps 20 secure the construction
Of q railroad, 70 al the gap between the
Memphis a oharleston railroad. and the
proposed Winchester 4 Alabama railroad.
We trust they VIII not stop until success
Is rendered certain.
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.OARMlNI

A GENTLEMAN and WIPE can Be accommodated with
n board application BE- made % High Street. three
doors north VI Broad 10 i within five mnates walk %
the square IN healthy location. few genteel day board
ers can be accommodated fmi2-lm