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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03
MAR RIED.


tvn Wills, Hanover county. q the ssh Msy, b.
The Rsv. Peter Ainslss. Mr. DANIEL pEMOON u
this city. . Mss Bette c. daughter Of John Kiae.
Esq.
DIED,
On ths End list, MALIssA PHENOLIA. young.
yesrs and months.
The funeral Will take plsss from her fathers resi-.
dence ON Main between goth and 2lst Streets ct the
The fdeuds and scquaiutansss of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
.~,>.,MAKINE IrTEs.LIGENgE >~,
Port u Riclmond June a-Hisk Wasr Il 9elsek.
ARRfVED.
schr. VIM J. Doyle, Howell. York River, corn
SAILED.
Steamer Jamestown Parrish, New York, mds. and
passengers, Ludlsm Watson. -.
Steamer Belvidsrs, Keen, Baltimore, mds, Lud'
lam Watson.
PHILADELPHIA. June Arrived, Schr b. Il. ste'
vens, stedlv. from RIcbmond. |
afss=zEIsh FOR LYNTHRU1EhG &c c,cs,
,.,n, .,Dv Boat TO OLIVIA will WI at'To G. cox s'''
~ ATT At the shed Dock st.. in rear Of Ga. House.
~ This boat will 20 direst through 10 .-N
Y hD. o's. GUARD OF THE m.g J; 1ss5
State s,1 Armors s'o on wEDSEsDAY, the Sfd inst,
at AZ O'Clock, p. n. precisely.
ies-1t r. C. PRICE, LIST serst.
ARMORY YOUNG GUARD,}
81 Richmond, June3, 1857.
W THIS Command will assemble for drill. on this
"WEDNESDAY evening. at O'Clock: punotuaiy.
J H. RICHARDSON, Captain
CP RApy list se,a't. 10 Sit
- VALUABLE STORE ON MAIN ST,
E4H FOR RCNT-The store on Main, between Sth
MeA and 10th Streets snd recently occupied oy VI.
g. p gempIe a. a DRUG Store, 10 for rent ana INNS
diate possession will be siven c.-u
Being convenient to the Banks, new CuatHm
Houe and the centre Of the trade geperaily, tnls
store has advantages surpassed by few 10 the city,
ed being CAP acious and elegantly arranged Is oeh
rabls for any business. Apply to
jest TAfLOk WIFI ~.
DESIRABLE K lDE nee ON
G&8 MAIN STREET, FOR RENT.-We offer for
EgN rent the residence of Mr.. 3. Talisfarro sit.
streets 1t has 8 rooms besides a kitchen and other
outhouses; also, q good ward and garden.
Tho location is one of the best, and persons den
ring really comfortable residence should apply
Possession will be given in a few Days Apply to
Jest TAfbOH WILLAMs.
- FUR RENT..-The h ouse and store,
GS;a north side OF Broad street, No 2S4, lLyons
E:1 Row. now occupied millinery establish
ment Apply to ga Broad street.
N. 3. The present tenant gives up the business,
and 10 selling off at cost. 1eS Nv
-. FOR SALEOsa KENT--The school
sI House formerly occupied by the subscriber. on
p'0''o'u VIII" ''' GEORGE A. WEED.
lasts No. so Main street.
THE CKEATEST BARGAINS
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7NO THE PUELIC.--The undersigned
L with view Of accommodating persons from the
cities and oW-r country in quest of summer
has recently added to- and thoroughly repaired HE
we'll known MADISON HOTEL" at Madison
Court house. Virginia, and is now prepared to take
ia some twenty or thirty BoardeIs during the SUN.
mer months or lopssr If desired DE scare ely need
state that his Hotel, summer retreat, presents
advantages Of Ordinary character, icing located
In the centre Of the village OF Madison, Its IT, stu.
ated q high and be autifu plsin, commanding an
extensive asd picture squs view Of the Blue Ridge
and other ranges Of mountains noted for the indus
Try, hospitality and intelligence of its citizens and
IT'S freedom from sickness 1t 10 connected By daily
line OF stages with Gordonsvie, has the aovautase,
Of daily nail, besides others unnecessary to mem
tion The undersigned keeps attentive and obsdiert
servants and bis table supplied with all the
of the reason and Country. For terms apply to
X. A. SEAL,
Proprietor nj adison Hotel,
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erEC1AL N1DraUKe.

- MY Dnpsrial Anhrefypes. for TIE
Tine hsve boss taking Them, hsve eiven more salts
faction than any yIs Of Pistu svsr taken IN hte
nond. particularly requsst tho:e yintise my sei.
lery. TO compare my lmserisl Ambrofypes, VITA
those taken e other :. tsblishmeats.
Plsase eail sk 5 Msin street, and see the new style
Of Ambrrtype taksa only By
IL J-9tA FOWEk0.
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WANTED "A young man who " rites n
w fair hand, wishes to get employment IN writing
or copying, OF any kind for two or three hours az
night Any one wishing his services, will spply at
tnle ONCE je2-tH
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w. NJ NEWMAN returns his thanks to the pub.
lie for cir liberal patronage Of the st. Charles Ho
tel and soiiets continuance OF that patronage un
der the supervision and control Of
is3-d2w w. N. NEWMAN co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03

~ Notice A IN o crop Of Tobacco wifi
he broke e Oaks, Ware House. Petersburg, on ths
4th Among It the celebrated Vsssy crop
A Sit
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WANTED Il vsh to hirs two Fl 1t ra.e ~ ash.
w CTS and lroners to wo'k "a my laundry White;
none but tbs bes- need srply Apply at the laundry
on Marshal and Henry SITS
s1-- ST. WIN H WOODWARD
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WAGES =,

WANTED-A white man to drive draw.
w jas TH0S. JONES co
WANTED.-A White Girl to do general
W Homework fora small family. Inquire st this
ofncee. il s. 2t*
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FOR NALEOsa RENT--The school
&N House formerly occupied by the subscriber. on
M2 lot street between Marshall and Clay, we'll
provided with school furniture.
GEORGE A. WEED.
49,. No 50 Main street.
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TSODD's FAMILY HAMS, FK esM 60
l SHEN BUTTER, and Fresh London Porte,
for sale by p WORD
je3-64t First corner shove HotaI
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE

SENATE
TUEsDAY Oct. goth, 1857.
PETITIosz- Goodpasture FROM citizens of
Scott for aehang4 of line. Ref RED.
The SPEAKER pfesepfed eOmmanication from
the SECRETARY Of tbe Agricultural Bureaus eAclos-
ing communication from Prof Sanord Safe &c
Olasist, adaresse to the Baseau With the resoia.
tions Of the Buresu annexed: Referred
Nr Bullenr turned Senate Bill torepeal the act
authorizing Grand Juries to send for Witnesses il
certain cases, with amendment Caiendar.
=FhszresosuFion 10 hIfng the election OF United
States Senator the 9th, rsjected Yesterday was
CONSIDERED, on motion hy Mr.. Davis, and adopt
edsayes 49, noes 10, Messrs. BnIIen. Menees an
Rose, demoersts. voting in tbs aRegatizesz=zur
motion to r o slider vas made and tabled,
and EHe re@olutioa vas transmitted. sd F&
w Davis e,liea up bis resolution disappearing
OF the u-pension Of the Bank of Tennessee, pub
ished geeteriav, which was read and Mr. Davis
addressed himself to the same. He alluded to the
fact that thephicers Of the Bank, in the eonclud-
ing paragraph Of their address to the people, had
attempted TO throw the responsibility on the Gem
Pral Assembly. For on he desired 70 record his
vote he moved the previous question, which
motion was lost -Az-'-A--
/ Mr. Hin spoke In opposition to the resolution.
approving of the course of the Banks, and ap-
P"aling to, the author of the resolution TO with
draw it. aEE
On motion Of Mr.. Walker the resolution vas re-
feFrrdl to the Committee on Banks. Ayes 19,
noes ET -E5rt1l
House Bill to provide for the removal Of the seat
Of justice Of Upton county passed 81 Reading.
Senate Bill to amend the Charter off Franklin
COLLEGE, and Stones River Turnpike Company
pissed Sd Reading - q = go -
Senate Bill to establish Central University pass
ed p Reading. -
Senate Bills giving further time to perfect land
titles this STATE; 20 compensate committee to Sc
lect-State Fair Grounds, appointed in 1856, per
dim and mileage as members of the L gslature.
Passe :. e
Mr Brown, bill supplementary to the act of
55-6 10 regard to weights and measures. Passed
6r-t reading and referred.
Mr.. Bratrher introduced resolution directory
to the Committee on the Penitentary.
Mr.. WhitthOrDe moved the printing of 500 cop
les OF the report of Mr.. Cooper. Carried, and mo-
ton to CONSIDER entered.
The Chair appointed Nessrs. Hesk-I, Davis and
WhitthOrne committee to confer with Messrs.
hrigs Cooper. o.
Adjourned TO 10 A. VI. tomorrow
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
WantOR Coincidence,

a little Freuchman loaned a merchant five
thousand dollars when times were good. lie
called at the counting house few days since
IN state of agitation not easily described.
"HOw do you 2" inquired the merchant
"Sick-very SICK" replied the monsieur.
"What is the matterl"
"De times in de matter"
"DetfmSS?-what disease is that7"
"De malade what break all de merchants,
yer much" ...
"Ah-the times, ehG--well, they are bad,
very bad, sure enough; but how do they affect
yOu2"
IVY, monsieur, lose de confidence.
"In Whom2n
''In everybody"
"Not in me, hopeSn
"Pardonez, moi, monsieur; butI do not know
who TO trust at present, when all ze merchants
break several times, all TO pieces"
"Thenll presume you want your money!"
"Oui, monsieur, | starve for want of pdr-
gent"
Cant you do without u"
"No, monsieur, must have him"
'YOu mustR"
''Oui, monsieur" said little dainty brooches,
tut ming pale with APP rehension for the safety
of his money.
"And you can't do without itan
''No monsieur, not Won leetle moment long
are"
Inc mefCnaDL reached DIS oanA OOok-dISh
q check on the good old Commercial for the
amount and handed it to his visitor.
"Vat is dis, monsieur"
IA ch, OK tor five thousand dollars, with the
interest"
as it bOna" said the FrenOhman, with
amnzeInent.
''Certanly" -
Have you de paTgent ia dc bankSn
AYE"
"And is itPArfaitment convenient to pay zs
sunni"
'Undoubtedly. What astonishes your
''Vy, dat you have got him in desc times"
''Oh, yes, aud have plenty more / owe
nothing thai cannot pay at a moments no.
tice"
The Freedman was perplexed.
"Monsienr, you shall do Ins yon leetle IA
gor, eh7"
with all my heart"
''Vell, monsieur, you shall keep De F,ussnt
for me 8 me leetle year longer"
"Why, thought You wanted L.. a HH
'T0Ht au cOBtraiTe. l no waut de Fargeat
u want de grand confGs &C. Suppose you
no got de mOaey, den / want bin yer mneh--
suppose you got him, den 90 want him 81 all.
Y0ls oOzRPreHes, eh =
After some nriher couference, the little
Frsnchman prevailed upon the IneFehant 10
retain the money, and left the coualipg house
with q light heart and countenanee very DIFF
ferent from Ehe one lac wore when be entered.
His condolences was restored, and although he
did not stand 10 need IF she money, he wished
TO know hat bis property ~ss 10 safe hands.
This little sketch mas 8 moral, Il the readtF
has .gAei = enjegil TO md it.-HESts Her
chants HagSstae, ttT 1889.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

Picture OF AN ILLIEoIs BANK.-In conclusion
will depi-t tor you Illinois bank, A frame
house, a counter, high that you can barely lay
your wrists on the sharp edges of it, and 30 narrow
that but one man approach at time. The
specie scoop hangs high up, like the laws OF Nero
nut unlike them covered with cobWebs. Your
check is cancelled in deadly silence. You hear
some fumbling behind green scrren. package
OF shinpIdsters thick as bulls horn, aud TWEEN
ty-6ve cents ia silver, is handed you for your in
considerable check. The bundle is tightly lac d
the notes are inside, so that. with the other
Inconvr nienees, you can hardly count them. You
open the bundle Ant lift out the TiRkhams, Al
mond trees, and Wiscon ins, and you are p remp-
torily told 'No 10 asserting; that is all that you
can get." You say:-" Please, GheD, return me my
check" AnsWer:-~Your check is already can
celed" This is the return made you 0y She best
Of them for gold advanced on grain Ha the
grain gone do@u, yOs would have bad il, out haV-
ine gone Up thry retur,, you such shiuplastrs TOR
your ajvaucs- Ia gal stsn'i sutt-C0FFespO"-
ds',es .ftss 81. Loais Rep'sbiied~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

a HARD sHsLL The PcninsulsT, OF lamp IA +.
is attuulul q unchausepish reputation as raeon'
,rur LIS ast cumss andsr the bead OF ''aceiden'r,
and runs thus:
On Hond v Of this week, while Capt. P ,rk,ll
vas returning % bis camp from this place, the
orse bis servant "a Swapping negro maui Vas rid
ia took fright and tnres Ihe rider. The oesd OF
"a negro, in his descsHt. struck the leg OF Capt.
Psrkiil's horse, breaking IL, when Il (the nrgFos
h+ad1 glanced aud -tr3ck tree on ihe siis OF toe
road. Deeiing oG he bark for several feet. The
usgro Was stuneka Tor az Instant, bat received no
iujar,i Il Is supposed that be belongs 70 the
haIdshen psrsuaslen.
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SherimS = Ip.

RY virtue Of an execution and orde sale to me 81.
- rected from Josiah Ferris, Esq in IA OF To- q.
embe next expose to ale at the residence Of James
Miller, IT.. Edgehed, Nashville the highest bidder
for cash al the interest right that Joseph Burton ha
in and TO negro named Harr,et, and her two
children, Mary and Ids it heing the thereof aid
perty will be sold TO satisfy execution and order
OF sale. Sale within legal hours
J.K. EDMONDsON, Sheriff,
octl6-td. by r. A. CAMPBELL D :
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

az Although we differ in opinion with
oar correspondent 'Jasiitia," We let him
have his say There are great many diff
fereut shades Of opinion relative 10 the
propriety Of the suspension Of specie pay
meats by the Banks and il may be prob
table for all TO be hoard.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

- The receipts ~ the late Iadiana State
Far we're Sl4,6Yl. The Indianapolis Sentinel
says there have been dsfaica,ions In the State
board. and that one member Of ths board from
EasssFa Indiana aid lsns from Northern Indl-
sna are Implicated bqt neither she president,
treasurer, nor secretary aFs concerned 10 them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Mr. RowIes, TO repeal the lst ami End Sections of
the Act of 1852, to authorize banking.
Mr.. King, TO simplify and abridge the forms OF
pleading and proceedings 10 the Courts of this
State Referred to the judiciary Committee, aud
100 copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. johnson, to amend the laws regulating TIL
Issuance of warrants in civil suits.
Mr.. Carter, of Hardin, to repeal the laws cOmpel-
ing the owners OF jacks aud stations to take out
licenses, &c.
Mr. thompson, for the benefit of Henry An
CELL and his securities.
Ne Bullock, to reOrganize the Circuit Courts.
Mr.. Nancy for the benefit of the Law Library
Association of Cumberland University.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Thu Bin granting further time to perfect land
titles held under tits State, was put on its third
reading Mr.. R,ulston offered an amendment Re-
stricting the operation OF the hill to lands lying
north Of the Congressional Reservation line A
mendment lost AM the oil passed third and last
reading.
Adjourned till O'Clock Tomorrow morning
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
MONEY! MONEYn


FNHE undersigned has large lot 81 Boot and Shoes
his own manufacture, made up eXpress for the Fail
trade, which viii be sold at the reasonable ices
sarmers and others wanting supply OF negro viii
do we'll 70 * anime my stock.
Also IN and for sae, l25 slfes FIRST Black
HarBes- Leather aud a lot Of pad skins, &C.
20 either Shoes Leather viii take none, on the
Exchange Bank a. par.
~ be highest aTlet ice In cash paid country
sides. J. ". HAMILTON,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

o. ne sosh asst rs Residence q hsE uuss. AF sne.
A. Adans, Ia Ihs ety. Mss FloasaA AAAHs DAVIS "sou
q rs ats = I. natla
sssPhia&saphlA Ledger pzszss csay.
Fsnsrzl a ie o'cloek ss-dAy. lWeaae@sAy1 ~ ths
rtss = her anss. esFasz c.@F saA spssos So. Di-
vine ssrsiss - Rsv{Dg. HeseH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

TIE PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF BnL.-It has
been stated that the Pennsylvania Banks had
shown an inclination not to accept the relief
bill passed by the Legislature of that State.
Its main pfogisiohs are as follows: The bill
fixes the time for resumption at the second
Monday 10 April ns4t. It requires the publ
cation, after anaary LIST, of weekly statements
or tbs city batskr, and monthly statementsSof
the country banks. IT requires the banks to
receive at par, IN payment of all debts, the
notes of all solvent -baBIks in the Stare, which
paid specie to September LIST, 1857, With, how
ever, certain provisions for asceFtaining the
solVency of any hank that may be doubted.
Notes Of solvent banks are also TO be received
foS53taKss, tolls, and other revenues. State de-
posts in the banks are TO be paid in species
when demanded by the State Treasurer. Pre-
vision ls-made for stay of 'e11ecu ton, for a
year, on all jndeiaeDtsg And some other pro-
visions of 'minory portance. III $1,000
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
Rags! RagS!!

OWING to the financial condition OF the country and
" the great depression Of trade, hni it necessary
reduce the price 81 to Sc ID effect from
anu after the FIRST day Of November 1857 the list
ds Of November win pay Sc cash for good rags; aud
hope the trade wi see the necessity OF this this
try ing time on manufacturers,
Oct16-lm. W WHITMAN
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A CARD.

In view Of the general suspension Of specie payment
the Banks Of Tennessee States under gned
have tOda deemed it advisable longer continue specie
payment The holders Of notes who may prefer
notes Of the Ban OF Tennessee can at all times receive
them in exchange for ours.
DYER PEARL rest OF the City Bank
A. X CRoZitR &" Traders Ba K
W, B. sH PARD, " Merchants
J. D. JAMES, Z" Bank Of ComD,are.
F. CARTER, Z" Ofthe Union.
Oet9O dzwaw2t
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CISTERNS-

INHIs the favorable time to build yopr Cisterps The
GREAT cIsTEEH BUILDER, HI CD BEATTY. Is now 10
hi city, an" prepared TO build them of lies AppH
cations made by note Otherwise to H. Gsoye vii
receive prompt attention. Iiun-2S sm
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Health Of American Women.


From The NesO ForE Dolly NssOs (EdttoualA.2
we desire Q cal atteDtion 8 letter fro Joshua
brllge O. The Health Of eriean Women in another
column He treat the subject an able manner and his
sAil ana nedic4 indg aent nav BE- rei'ei upon-S
80 From ne Albany Morning Express
Marshas Uterine Cathocon has proved to be fully as
vanaole as It is claimed in mani severe ess made
o. medical gentsnae and others Dr. Brfdfe is = regular
phSsiela q very fine attanments, OF great judg
- enI ana a. criutnatoDs jadcous and Rhiy
IN AL diseases especially those Of
From Physicians. --
Msrshalrs Uterine Catholicon viii certainly cure all
"a E diseases TOR " ch 1t is reco nmended.
= mere is DO medicine like it in this eountry''
I'm the worst have with Marshals Ute
rine Oathohcon is a certain and safe remedy"
MARSHALES UTERINE CAFHOLICON
complaints to which every liable and which
grs4 ualiy affect he md wen BODY that 20
thlnk talk or Wor becomes alike Of suffering,
not Of mPosS ity among the complaints which tie
Cat'oIe1n Is remedy. Falling Of the Womb Whites
eupT ed, Irregular Painful truation BloatinR
Inammaons and Diseases of ihe Kiire ys or Urinary
rgtn, detention lncontinefce Urine, heart burn
OosuVenes Aervous Paintings PapitatiOns, ramps
disturbed Sleep and all tr"ubles organic sympa
connected @ith the uterine organs.
Ledes no are troubled " III any of the above symP
toms or with spine liver lung complaints, invited
20 use thi med cine, it'll full that hey will
nnd relief MarshalPs Uterine Caihohcon a q quacs
medicine, hut its ingredients ma been
The edcal college aud hey at the service Of any
respeetaol- phi sIcian rhe n ~.
The price Of RARSH4LLiS UTERINE "a THOLL
CON, Is me DOu1r and d HaLr per bottle
ALEX. n Ck ZIE,
A. ent, GTGfenb Co.,
OctzI. For Tennessee Allah and IeOrga-
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THE LIFF OF GREAT ORATOR
$. s.. Rrentiss. of Mississippi.

". Y. RFRRY 20. have on sale
THE IIFE OF s.s.PRi Mis-. -kdited ~ Ms Brother
$40 127 o. ..--. -Ee
Next 70 PstriR Henry E. Prcnfs was the erestesr
uaturaI crater that appeared in this counIy
Dassling keen apt lUstTatiops, and brilliant
figures 81 sreeeh ponred IN profrson from his lrs horne
on torrent OF ceiling hich irresistb'y led away
whatever audience be addressed.
". T.RrRRY 80. bnv g also on sale
WfRrss TIFF or PATFlCR HENBY. vol.
Carl AMPS LIFE or JOHN "A DoIPH
wARsHAIL's LFFF OF WASHINGTON.
MnoRE'S TIFF or SHERIDAN. -0cfi4-
RALDWIR'S FLUSH TIMES IN ALABAM AND MIS-
sIss5PPT sH .s-H'
BALDwTSsS Party LEADERS. Being Sketches Of
Jedsrvon Hamilton Jackson, Cav, sc. Octl4.
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NRGRO FOR SATE

ME have very ;iSel negro woman about SO wears
w old that i good cock Essh-T irORer, which
We viii trade for properly in Edgeded.
Octl5-1w. II. q HAYNES 4 co
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~ Anglo Saxon sentimenl:-Aay The rnP-
tuFe Of the electric cable be. 80 long 80 TIE
same language binds the tso naiions together.
the only rupture between England And AnasF-
les.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

THANKSGIVING DAY III MARYLAND.--His Ex-
T. W. Lyon, Governor of Maryland,
has issued his proclamation setting apart
Thursday, the Goth day of November, to be
observed as a day of thanksgiving throughout
tho State
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

UNNECESSARY GRUMBLINs.-A Southern
Journal, commenting npon class who have
plenty to eat, drink, and wear. and no liabii-
ties in any way embarrassing, who yet croak
in the most forlOrn manner, and sigh plain
lively for better times, tells the following ap-
poste snecdote:
"Tracy's slave 'POmp,' in this town, MANY
years ago, not content to draw wine from his
masters pipe by the usual way, took the head
out of the cask, and as he stood DIPPING up the
sparkling beverage, and drinking from a silver
goblet, gave the sentiment-'Here is TO better
times His master happening in at that mo-
ment, struck him on the side of the head, fell
ing him to the floor, saying, 'You black rascal
you, | will teach you that times are good
enough when you can drink the best of wine
from silver cups, without wishing tor BETTER -
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NOTICE.

TNHE creditors OF g. W n oner will learn something 20
to their interest by calling my Office No "a Cherry
street 'hose Indebted TO the viii please call and
settle, as long time cannot be given.
Octl5-da tiff G. DUNN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

~ Men are frequently like tea-the real
strength and goodness are not properly drawn
out until they have been short time in hot
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
BANK OF NASHVILLE.
WE have complete stock of Groceries, eonsistir
w part Of

Tea, Cigsrs, Tobacco Brandes. &c which with Bale
oPe, Bagging and ~ bales Of Drills all Of VII h
We Will sell at able ates for Bank OF Nashville Notes
or for certified checks OF deposit.
We have also irabe city nd Fdgehed property
which We viii dispose Of on favorable terms the
way. Apply 70
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TENNESSEE INSTITUTE BILL,
TO BIZ HELD AT THE PAIR Rooms
Milne nCEr o.
MATRIMONIAL

A Wild W, twenty ave Of age, unencu nj ered
with children, sessin fair accomplishments and
consids raoe fortune, aud who ha re.ided dv
years In AUS raa, where he her band wi hes to
make the acquaintance OF suitable person with vie to
matrlnony. ADDRESS, HA LET,
Oct2O. Nashville POST. fice.