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lnnfTrta fuli, brilliant and diysrsiasa
l!lAUE' ~ troupe Of
V1 ny french and AAorlcnn
~ Elaestrbams.
VI Comprising some Of the most "a
nous Riders and Artists in the
world, among whom Are
MADAME LOUISE TOURNIAlRE,
Il The drst Lady kqsssirisas. Of
20 FRANCOIS oiis: HouasrArsb.
I'M From ths Cirque Napolson, Peris.
.k1s FERD. TOURNIAIRe
THEODORE TOURNIAIRs
1lAT1 The celebrated Juveniles.
kNI Mr.. a. Y LYAING,
>T1AIA The Cord volautist and Jestor
SI0NOR BLISS,
AA Contortionist
THE GERMAN BROTHERS.
D1LI 0ynnAses.
Be,,aes>a taiI CORPS OF other Equsstrians and
Artistic, including II. Huntington, q. 10 Mamma.
Magic, Ward, Proctor and others.
Among the great fssts in the Psrformapcss. are
the ELEPHANTS' EXERCISES.
These ouriou. creatures arc the eaiy sainals
Of their kind that have ever been trained 10
march and dance to the time Of music Thew
will Alao mount pedestals 10 feet Ia hsight whers
they win stand on thsir head, balance tAsmselv.s
on enc foot, piroeette on the top of their sssrov
platform ana perform other exploits perfectly a.
founding
There is no Deception in the Elspkaxss'
Performances,
They actually do al that IL claimed for them, and
arc the only animals that were ever
taught TO do the like:
The scientific wonder, frat illustrated BY Mr.. r.
Sands, of . MAN WALKING
49,. ACROSS A CEILING. with his
test to the vail and his head
downward, will be exhibited by
Sisuor Bliss.
Mad. Touruiaire
Will ride her unapproacAAbls act Of single ksrs.
Aaaship. without saddle or bride. This Intrepid
sqsstrsnns will also appear in her great perform
anec Of Riding Sis Hossss At one hns.
q HURDLE JUMPING AND FENCE
LEAPIN0,
Act Of horscnanship BY Master The
odore. without saddle or birdie.
SUPERB MODEL ACT, Ia NsaRs
- BY Madame LOUISE, the srigisai
E and most accomplished In that per.
50 formAnoe in this country.
S& LA TRAPEZ. by The MOTLEY
BROTHERS., curious aad thrilling
scene VI lofty " nastics.
LA PkkcHE EQUIP0ISE, . stupsndous display
Of balancing BY the German 0ymnasts.
Besides many other sets BY the various henbsn
| Of this numerous and brilliant troupe, . dsserip-
tion Of which will BE- found In tbs bllls.
GNTAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.~
ls& A Terrific Asconsion
~ on q single wire,
BY MILE ISABELLE,
VIII take place oatsids 81 the can
VS., Just before the opening Of thu
a. ioofs in the afternoon. Mile IsA-
belle will walk up . SINGLE
WIRE 500 EFT IN LENGTH, from the srouHd
TO the flagstaff Of the Circus, in the pressIcs VI ali
whs wish 10 attend, 0rafuifoss'y.
servants, 20 css. [maysdSt-vlt
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JOHN 0TANNUo.
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n OTIS sasA = !lsek -, bstsssa tsh asA stA
Also. . Ssst fronting On sth atrsss, y 1876 ,lses
9ssp y allsy, bsswssa bsak and Tiasa-wili ssou
- eoea fer baaiussD ipeatisos.
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. ssn os.a 10 y Alesk lsS. on cesssst street, ~
49, lesA ssd it,h, BEAUTIFULLY situsssd fer
! Ais., s..s q lad IN i. s,AAa. .r..., II
90 s..d.s aaA Priv..s avsllas. y = iay 90 il
loes> WAleh could ~ aDld tnmsAiaiely, Iesms easy
Also, 10 aesse a 1tlss fna IN city linlss---
go ioF e.sssai.s Isrpees. e psiva.. rssiasass.
city ltnias - ~ ssilssAA ssar Bia~sed. Cosid
- s:ss:::: - .s:s -. 800 sS..ss. - = = -
Let - II hlsAk ~, on Asrasa ~, BET. 9Th and
90. vitA two story saish hose., ssod rooms, eel
lAr andt VIA 'nsvvf 'fstlisg veil Of COED
A.. : alsse stssy hsssk bsilai.s = 81 s.rSss,
q by - test dssp. In block. snA rented q
l.;s.1.s ssce 81 Is b. Pc: * '''a''a for
~ Jslasss. vim .aas : "a Ssslssss iess.-
Terms suasoaak1e. k
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=: - !: = - 9 JONI - sls II s.as-
!sSsssass's 60. -. 81 : Jsi.ss.-sss.
Sun O. On. DiNTIbT.
o0ss saess4sa "a lesvess Main And Jskaass.
kDOkUK, IOWA.
IN. H. II a1AiNen 4 tAs ssuat Iur-
~ nsehsds u inserting artlAsiaI
seseA, Isis ps0nsiea q he e1slAs1vs 3Q
right &c $50 ~ - 1ssnAaso ~
4: ss; .asss N, =. sss''''y a1.'f'1
- Z 49, asaatisg tessh - o~ttA YsSsAa.
~ IeAsly
16ET1L 6U66E1T.
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~ fally tn1egm ~ oaAeeos oa1 ~
1a1is gaaally, 49, AsA ~ 49, - =
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The stes,ness sunk recently ia Laks
Psp.a and vicinity, were The fall. City, Ar
sois, Fire Canoe and Carrier, a. We learn
from Minnesota pspsrs, handed US by our
srssnd xsek Taylor on the Lsvse.
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AT n 4 N EU M.
IND NIGHT OF UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

a MEETING Of tbs Young America Fire Co Of
"A the city VI Kcokuk will BE- held in the Coua-
oil Room corner or 5th and johnson st on rucs-
dsS sveninE, May i3th. 1887. A full attendance
II solieissd ~ busissss Of Importance win b
trAnsactsd. By order Of
n. h. MA6RUDER. Prss's.
TO-. MUseArno1S, Sec'y. (myl1-dlt
RA1M ron SALE.
an ACRES under fence, with good house, seven
w les from the city. Apply 70
DUkKER 4 CO.,
mayl2dAw1w s5Aais-st.
BY KENDALL, HOWE & co.
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ELECTAC sc ~ OOl. DOOkO.
Mc6UfFEi's tSmalier) Rel sct,c Primer,
Av1 McGuney's tPctoriaiD Eclectic Primer,
Mc9uGey . No eetic Spelling Book,
Mc1uH.y y kclec,ic First header,
McGaffey's Eclectic second Reader,
McGndey's Eclectic Third Reader,
Mc3uk.ys Eclectic Fourth Reader,
McGa6ey's Eclectic Fifth Reader,
The Hemsns Yoang LAiiss' Reader,
Pinneo' Primary English Grammar,
Pinneo's Analytical Grammar,
Pinnco's English Teacher,
Rays Aritanetic, Part First,
Ray. Arithmetic, Part Second.
Rays Arithmetic, Part Third,
Rays Key to do do
Rays Higher Aiitmstic,
Rays Algebrs, Part First,
Rays Algebra, Part Second,
Rays Key TO Algebras.
All the leading School Books in uss q tbs wsss
for sale by U. y. DOUBLEDAY AWILSON,
Ea,g-d Secood-st mar Aaio
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IHE ELnouos-A DKAwx BArrrsWe
learn from Iowa City. tia, Edwin MANNING.
Republican, is elected Comm iss,oner Of the
Des Moines' River Improvement, ii. L.
Fisher, Democrat, superintendent Of Pubic
INSTRUCTION, and I. 5. Parvin, Democrat,
Register Of the State Land Office, by small
majorities.
We did not learn.she vote, bu, shall have
il probably by mail this evening.
ET The next commencement Of Jeferson
College Ut Ganonsburg, pennsy iyania, il TO
b. honored by the pre- essence Of the grea,
American Poet, Bvant, who reads a poem
on the occasion.
John q. SAKE reads poem at Dickinson
College on similar occasion.
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HOR 0ALE.

kOR SALE,
nN Extraordinary favorable tsvms, enc Of the
~ most desirable stores on Main st.
design building 1t An carly dats and row oAsr
for sale the property occupied BY q. Buekinghan
Co., At los psiss, With sne-shisd payable at
early dates, and The balance running thropaA ne
ried OF ton years. IL net sold within this uoa.A
l would isass the tAsss uDpsr Aoss, which are
Veil adapted for jobbing clothing. hats ed caps,
eAtpsts, notions, or 49, other tight gods, q, u
y. sseupying she Asst nosr, bass9sns soA nj
esllar, enlarged for their business. 500
nayS-d2w q. ROCKINGHAM.
HO0 OAL0.
VfNHREk LOTS, cssnes ID Aud Bank sts., viii b
= scld d public sale 10 the highsae S411ss, ON
the 18th day ol Nay. Terms made knovu - dag
81 sale. n. B. NORDl0ON
aprz7 -dtf
EOR VALE an nENT,
40 ACRES VI cultivated grosnd miles fron
~ tho city, ON the pJapkroad. 1n4sirs Of
J. o. PARROTf CO.,
may0d6t 70 Asin-st.
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A SENSATION NOvEL-"Scandal,' BY Mrs. J.
"A T.,Dickford. A book that will II once con.
mead Itself to shs hearts and homes Of The neeuls
For sale At CLARKE'S Literary Depot,
mAyyd Johsson-st.
DENNkTr'S Last and Best Work--sThs Border
- Rover, thriliipg tale Ut Life In the West;
by Emerson Bennett For sale a.
CLARKR'S Literary Depot,
may0d Near PostoOes.
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Ce.PossnsssASp Nssseo.
THE usAsssiensd Aasisg sAis day issnsd : -
= pastasssAiP. unAss IS naAs and etyDe q
DtaosA Coaa, fss ~ purpose " ssaassseiss
general ksal kstass, Inssrasss aad Cen0iasIea
e.siasss, respectfully pseGss tAair services - 49,
frieads And the public gsnsraiiy, and Will give
special attention ~ ths puFshaalag cd seIl
fAGof city lots, houses, sAd lands IL svagy q
sss1ptien. O. 3. Df1ONn.
aps71-d CT O0NN
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FlNHINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN
L hand beck Of facts not readily accessible In
q literature, history aSd science, edited By D. A.
Wells. For sale st CLAkkR.S.
may9d
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Who Will appear In variety Of 0ynastiss, Ds,e,s.
The most Wendsfxl QssirupsAs svev E,Aabt,aSt
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WIRE 500 EFT IN LENGTH, from the Erou.d
to the flagstaff Of the Circus in the pressLcs III all
whe wish 70 attend, Orsfuitossir.
~ Admission 90 cts. Children under g. and
servants, 2b cts. [maySd6t-vlt
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01
Williams PuImonic Balsam of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
speedy and positive cure for consumption. It Is GER
tain remedy for Pheumones, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
night sweas Bronchitis, Coughs Colds Plursy WhoOpng
Cough and ofhe chest dungs together with
all the affections which pred spose the above named
psuts persons who have used it in the above named
complaints attest its efficacy in the most unqualified
terms This invaluable medicine FOR sale by all the drug
gists throughout the Southern and Western States Manu-
featured by A. L. WILKINSON CO.,
Huntsville, Ala,
10 whom all orders must be addressed.
Hear what the Hon. JERE CLEMENS says Of its nature.
Persons who buy one bottle to get a second.
HUNTSVILLE, March 6, 1856.
GENrs: Ihave useG Dr. Charles Williams Pulmono Bal
sam of Wild Cherry and Wood Napha with the happlest
Effects negro man, belonging my father, who has
been for several years afflicted with distressing cough, is
apparently restored good health by the OF bottle
alone.
Ihave used it also in other cases. and without de-
cided benefit to the patient.
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS.
Messrs. A. L WILKINSON & Co., Huntsville, Ala.
nR. CHAs. WILLIAMS:
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in giving my testimony to the
virtues Sour excellent Pumonc Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry" Having used bottles in my family, with de-
cded advantagein every case recommend it the
bes. and most pleasant medicine / have ever seen.
W. D. +. sAWRIE.
Tuscumba. March %, 1s4S.
For sale by Herman Rains, Berry Demoville G. W.
Hendershott A. z. Roscoe, Ewing Brother, wholesale,
Josiah g. Brown capitalization
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This prodigy has arrived in our city and to-
het commences his entertainments. Our
citizens haa, on the occasion of bis former
visit, an opportunity of judging of bis merits,
aua We need not say that all were delighted
bis extraordinary display of musical tai
cut. We recommend all who have desire
to see the greatest musical prodigy of the day
to visit Master English's levees.
During the evening, also, will be exhibited
a series Of amusing and instructive Dissolving
Views, which, by the by, san excellent feature
in The evenings entertainment.
The place Of exhibition viii be announced
! by the bills of the day.
NASHVILLE THEArEE.-Miss IDce is delight
ing the frequenters of the Theatre with her
excellent acting. Her winning address, grace
full style and finished reading are the subject
of general eommendstion among our play
going citizens. Owing to the inclemency of
the weather last night, there was but thin
attendance, yet those who were present could
not fell to appreciate her admirable persona
ton of Julia in the. Hunchback. 1t was cap,
ital, and was received with warm and repeated
evidences OF satisfaction. In this character,
as well as in every other which she has per-
soDated during her engagement, she exhibited
a high order of histrionic talent and excel
lenee. Should she continue to improve as she
has done since her appearance here before,
brilliant future awaits her-her name will
stand among the foremost upon the roll of
eminent artistes. She appears tonight in the
play of L00e, and we hope to see full house.
PAISTISG.-Charlcs F. Reguin, late with Flem-
ing, and Familiarity known Charlie" has set up
Tor himself aud "put out his shingle," at No. SO
College street. Charlie is well known to be an ex-
pert in the use Of the brush and pallet, and those
in want of sign, ornamental or house painting will
do well to call upon him.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

TIE RE1oN OF ARrIn this wonderful age, Art lays her
mas,er touches almost everything The ceilings
and the carpets we tread on, halowed by Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud
makes her machines of wood and iron, to act with
knowledge and snnhates with lightning tanned down
to the tuteledge boy. Nothing too lofty for her touch
and nothing too humble Anew proof Of this old conviction
has Just fale under notice, in the shape Of CATHAR
vIc PTLI from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist Dr. c. AVER.
II we understand the subject he has carried that article
20 the farhes Election which it capable Instead Of
employing Drugs composition, we have always
thought necessary and only way he has with
mate skill extracted the UeS Of the medicine to be
poyed and combined them alone in their purity together.
The composition then mixed aud rolled by machinery and
steam powerinto sperod pill which is wrapped
veope OF geatne for protection from the effects Of weather
time and then hicky with sugar. to its
passport the palate. Notwithstanding all The labored
perfection they offered the pahc less than
However humble the department, think this
may caey characterized the communication Of Art in
its -AorIsia0 Neaos Bat.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

Pianos and music.-we learn that Horaee
Waters of s3S Broadway " agent for the sale of many
ofthe mosteeebrated makers Of Pianos and MelodeOns
Offering them prices which svise ali desire 10
purchase 70 avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and wekho~n Catalogue OF Music At one-hird OF nom the
regular prices and wiz forward the free Of postage.
His offers 10 the trade teachers and schools Of the
favorable eharaeter Of which he vii he able all
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system.
Horace Waters Pianos known as among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge their
celent tone and durable quality y. Eaangeyiss.
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SCHEME.
81 Halves, s2-Quarters 81.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.

Tickets, 81 Halves s2-Quarters a.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Same the Royal Lottery of Ouba-Wth this dsreLee
the Havana Lottery has IS 900 Numbers-ths has only
1900.
There two wheels each OF which there are placed
two Locks The supeFntendents have each key 10 the
Locks, the wheels cannot be opened unless both
present There placed in the wheel Of numbers tin
tubes containing sips Of paper With the numbers from No.
10 $4,000. In eRheel OF prizes there are placed tin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the prizes on them
ranging from $4,000 20 tiO0.
When the drawing takes place. which win be In public
the wheels unloeked and after revolving them num-
Der drawn cut Of the wheel Of numbrs az the same
time drawn out Of the Prize wheel by boys with arms
barred TO the shoulder and bndfolded-he tube Is slipped
on and the number held up aud enrolled that the Whoe
audience see 1.-THE numberis then called OF and reg
tered by the Superintendent. The Prize drawn credit
ed TO the number drawn at The time and on until
all the prizes drawn out copy Of the drawing Is then
sent 10 The printers and after comparison the
denseerf 10 the correctEess Of the drawing These ST.
perintendents perform their duty without
fear favor.
II will be perceived that in this plan every prize ls
drawn OUT and Of course perssn must get them
draEiEg sent 70 every ordering tickets The prizes
are payable thirty days AFTER drawing In % without
count. 81 Drawing takes place every Saturday.
~ Orders for tickets addressed G.. II. WINTER.
Box asa Nashville Tenn, viii be promptly attended 10
JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
a.
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Lana sales

NaHce Woodward ssa ls5 acres ans land, Il sight Of
FrAnsBn wliamson coursy, Thursday, Lea Jsnuary,
1851 on Eoss fsyorsts This place iswsu approved,
good dwelling house With IA roomsoo
bs lance imbersd dsidsd n,e eve tots; hous lot about
q arss other lots q from - 20 81 acres many COED
srng sou very guoa. Terns one, two and three years
uithout Interest. sse On The square IN FratkIa
sos tire 9th JauuaFg Nance Woodward ssli The corae-
1ss wasgoner lGnda On wltsf creek, eight mi<s fem
kAbye, on Che pssuisea zhi naes contains slo1. &c
acfsS superb ffaras dveihns VIII sE roos, al orr
tary cut houses tarns Eiabs kiosns, negro hesses,
u There is on tins one sst Of steam 6rft Aiis
large dislery 10 operation. Abosi iso acres sleAFed
ase acres timber. maEy e1oeenf sprsngs and Streams
annnr water On the tract, % acrrs Zoe nsaioNi %
3sss Ia wheat 20 tcrss D rye 70 asrea enc ifi tps
airo sen lsa Killing boss $50 stsek hess, ismaiss.
r,es. wagoa and hsrness, buggy snd AHrnasa. or
ad Of cattle 400 bushels herds grass seed s0sacks q
corn, whsat rye. farming tool. &a coiasiOn a each
3 - sr.s dsc2a-et
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Are you Getting bald ?

your hair turning geyf Do yeu wish 70 cultivate good
whlsken aud moustaeheSf Your hair TO be son. silky and
glosy3 Your head be COOL comfortable and free Of I'D
run Mothers your children have luzuriant heads
ofhArf Tnen Use bo0LS's HTPEKIoN FpgID, which
ds in s unsrring Effects. Prices Is Cts 10 cts IS cts and
81 30 per bottle Bogles Balm Of oytheTa stands unri-
vailed for Graduating pimpses and Identifying the
complezion. Price 80 cts Inventor and proprietor, w.
Boxle Bc-snn- and sold By Druggists everywhere.
myS1.Iy.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

LIEUT.. Ma URY.-This gentleman has re-
Gently been lecturing in New York. The
weather was very unproptious. On Saturday
night, 18th inst, he delivered splendid lee
ture at the Brooklyn Athen@um on the "Open
Arctic Sea-" the night was stormy, the rain
pouring in torrents. On Monday he repeated
his lecture on the "Paths of the Sea-" before
the Young Mems Christian Association, at DR..
Hutton's Church, and the violent snow storm
made going out anything bus pleasant. The
Lieutenant had large audiences, however, on
both occasions.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

AL sportsmrn vho IN want 81 COED and reliable
an especially adapted for largs Enss. Deer &C. IN
vssi % can a. TIE store ef Pan and tanningAam. Ne AZ
Puhsc sqasse and szaaias AFps Pasns sporting Ras"
uhi IN rapy q Frins aoc1Faey Of aim, and length Il
ranrs AR supsroE 10 any qua hesented and unke
.nv oshsr p.tsns Gun hsssofors efrodasdit eoasresn
4 i .r.sasnsly staple tkss u Is ucl xs Abls gss oai
oforasrs lhan ne somnen KsniacAy kias.
FAC. have also 80 shes 6sas mats Ga sae sss Pa
lent. bie-oA.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

~ Hon. A. II. Stevens, of Ga, recently
challenged one of the Fillmore electors in
that State for representing him as having
covered under a charge of treason to the
Wing party" If Ne. Stevens didn't cover at
the charge of treason to whigism, his soul
ought to cover at the recollection of the
treason itself
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

Splitting Blood, from the debiating eTeess Of which
other diseases engendered Be permanently cured
in few davs BY the proper use Of Crrters Spanish Mr.
surs which h now to be only dy
for such Affections. decl3
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

ODD FELLow's HALL-LAsT THREE DAYS OF
DR.. BEALE's ARCTIC REGIoHs.-A brilliant and
fashionable audience convened last night to
witness this celebrated work of art more
exciting exhibition we have never seen. At
one moment the cold winds howl along from
off the chilly regions around the pole, bearing
in their course binding clouds of snow, cir
cling and screaming madly around the solitary
ship, and whistlng among the rigging, as if i'm
patient for its destruction; and then, roaring
away over the frozen sea, spend their fury
upon the boundless waste. At another, the
SAM shines out in clear, clondless sky, glitter
ing ion the icy particle which floats in the still,
cold atmosphere, blazing on the tops of the
neighboring hills, whose white outlines are
clearly and sharply defined against the blue
heavens. Then, rs If Nature desired to make
some compensation for the heightened period
of darkness TO which che doomed the land,
mock suns appear in the armament, vieng in
splendor with the glorious orb Of day himself
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

nsbassQa0r from Cairo.
james Jodnson rom New Orleans.
S9Elis Vest fror ST. Louis.
Diamon9 from louisville.
Blanche LeU.s rom Paducah.
FoR CA1Ro.-The regular Nashville, Cairo
ard New Orleans packet Ambassador, Capt
James Wyatt, leaves to-day at IL o'clock. She
is one of the finest boats visiting this port and
those who take passage on her may safely rely
apon very agreeable trip. "Billy" Letterer,
still presides at the desk.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

PLAN OF SWAMI d co.'s LOTTERIES.
Thirty thousand numbers corresponding with those on
the Tickets placed In wheel The prissa
are pla ed IN another Wheel number Is drawn ne
Number Wheel, and 81 the time prize drawn non
the other Wheel The Prize drawn Is placed against the
nuaber drawn This operation Is repeated until al The
prizes drawn cut
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Encsse the money 70 address for the tskss ordered
receipt az which they Win b Forwarded b. hrst aS
The list 81 dragn nunhsrs ard pzss vii te 70 pur-
chasera Immediately after TIE drawing
~ Purchsxen win please write their signatures pinns
and give their post once, county and State
~ Remember that every Prize traWn nd payable IN
fall Without dedaetoB
~ All PFises Oftl geo and under paid tey sftes
the drawngother lrzes a. The usual time Of thirty days
All c0mmunieations strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cash renewed In other Tickets At eth
oiqe.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

BUTTER SwNDtE.-The last dodge of the
butter gers to make the most ont of the
present high figures, came under our notice
yesterday. A tu.hip Of convenient size is peel-
ed and placed in the center of the rolls Of but
ter. The butter-venders are gettingltoo sharp.
Look out for them.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01
ADistinguished Stranger,

aAHvRs, the great Philadelphia "oUrFER. I" being
ebgsd sssk more geniAl climate 10 consequence Of
ispssea hsaih. has located himself a, Room. IS
Csaar street, and wu take and show
Cb,hs cAs.lners and yssnss In great variety om wkch
my may seees . snit tksus<vcs. Oar Store fan q an
kads Of READY MADE CLOTHING, aad tie
seek q rnisAlaE gesds Hss SURPASSED ia Nashville.
,srea-u cLIFifog ABBOTT.