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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
for Publishing the
Post office Letter List.
A NeW Hotel

N.shv;ue nee1s large Hotel built and kept al
r the style Of the best houses OF the kiu' III '"'
ouptrv. She has the capital TO erect sucn s'ruc
fure. She has among her large and increasing
nonplation many men amply capable 10 every re-
snect IN conduct such an establishment; and she
has every requisite Of population and travel TO
maintain it, and make it highly remuneratiVe CT
terpriso.
To srrue either Of these points is a waste Of
words. Every citizen feels snd knows their truth.
Our present hotel accommodations are universally
xpronounced inadequate, both in quality and quan-
tiiv. bv cit zen aud stranger The latter, visiting
our CITY Is struck with surprise that our beautiful
city-the capital OF great Stste-ezhbitirg N
every department Of business, energy and PRO-
gross, and rapid advancement in wealth, popoia-
ton. and importance, should be go sadly deficient
in this respect The highly favorable impression
which our city makes every stranger Is greatly
discounted by the discomfort which be experiences
st his hotel Il is q question Of pride AZ wei as
interest that this state Of things should be rem'-
died.
Every one engaged in business whether mer-
csnrile, mechanical or professional, must perceive
and feel the deep interest which he has in supply
ing the city with proper hotel accommodations,
end will not be backward in assisting enterprise
which safe and feasible in IFS It. and vi ich is TO
be inrrusted to experienced, sklful and iudicous
, hands
We have the qualification to announce this
morning that those who feel most deeply interested
and who appreciate our wants in this regard can
have 81 opportunity Of investing whatever they
NAV see ct or feel sble in project which ensures
them aremunerative per centage on the amount To-
vested Our citizens will be waited on during the
present week by Samuel J. Carter, E-q, long and
favorab'v known in the community as an expert.
enced ard pable business man, strictly correct
and upright, and prudent and judicious, who will
submit TO them proposition for the purchase Of
property and erection Of hotel under conditions
which, when explained, cannot fail to meet the ap-
provsl of all.
We trust that our .ctizens Of every class will
meet this liberal proposition with the encourage
ment which its own merits, and those Of its ener-
getc originator deserv, S, and forthwith subscribe
the requisite amount of stock, and proceed TO put
the buildings under contract.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished BY the Associated Press. ]

QUEBEc, June "a The steamer Montreal vas
d s-royed by FIRE here Y, sterday; 200 passen-
gers were drowned or burnt to destb; mostly
Scotch emigrants.
NEW York, June 27.-The steamer India from
Liverpool has arrived with dates TO the 18th.
The steamer Montreal had 800 passengers, only
l75 OF whom are known to be saved The acci-
dent happened near Cape Range.
WAsHISGToS, June 27.-The Bureau of Con.
strucou will i've proposals till the 24th Of Au.
gust Tor the building OF STAN propeller sloop Of
war.
LoUI-vILLE, June 27-There is FIVE feet water
the falls Of the Ohio ii ver ami feet 10 inches
in the canal to Portland. The river is falling.
The weather is clear and warm. Thermometer
81.
New YORK, Juse 27.-The steamer Indian
brought only one Liverpool newspaper which shows
a slight advance 10 breadstuifs Cons Is 93t. She
brought news OF importance.
LATER FROM THE MONTREAL.
The steamer Montreal took fire at o'clock in
the evening. Tie steamer Napoleon saved 200 of
her passengers. Most OF the saved have jast land
ed at Quebec on their way West.
Markets per steamer Indisn-Sales of Cotton
Tor thee DAVIS ,OOO oales, OF "hlch specuIaiorS
took 1000 and exporters 1000 bales Prices
firm aud unchanged. Breadstuffs buOyant Pro-
vrsions.-Sugar aud Rice duh; Flour and Wheat
buoyant; Beef quiet, Pork dull Bacon heavy
L I'd firm.
London-Sugar declined 81 to Is. Coffee and
Wheat buoyant.
The House Of Commons discussing the
Jewish disability bill. The Roman Catholic
amendment was defeated NJ josity'S bill on the
test gu, siion was sustsined by al to 200.
The London Times advocate the abolition OF
slavery in Cuba as he only means Of checking the
slave trade.
French election matters were unchanged.
treaty of commerce between France and Russia
has hern signed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
Notice TO Contractors.



DE0PosALs ins ed a s4s@, saturday he lIth
ysly arxt, Or TIE Grading. MAsonry aud tEing 81
las rosa dsrsrgbE BOA thr NashSs ana ChallznoosA
Raruad uecherd aud running hFoush Winchester aad
nsaF saisu IN graasa eoaaty, AID iron thsncs
Faysstrvs, n Leesa soealy, dstEaes0 " Aeoat irg
eght nis.
The foaa has bssa partly gra8ed r absas 20 nssfroa
DsehsE-I sssiioas hxEins bssa nahhsa and ~ Party
grad,A
bl4s un be received er sectous lof aboat
nLe uAehi Aa3 Ni - bar 1ttt caah and
a1h IL sto1k b ne aGrk prQsressza. Ne Sock
oay b. reserved e. nsntAly sstlaastsf
fheEe si - sa3s keaSy sers. 10 nakisg ne aseeas
fa sAs sfosaar Il "a kser, q ~ tkbie aids kn0sn
e. re -szsssas~ VERY Ass rssk IN Dc saesaasrsa
sny partioa u lhs hne-
ne ssaalsy tAroasa uAeh ne nns carried l. healthy
and sseass Ne rsaas Psflstioa 'oF TIE sasisnAnss
q . sndss
Paas asa pFsaies css bssxAniasd baak prupoaab aaa
eonlr4cEs usta accoAnytas see1eaitas procarsa anl
anS olher llor1soa rrasn - tks uorx sAa b. a.
ssiasa 90 appla4ssn hdaia aeea aussrnt Easinssr
a. 1ayssssElls ~ ssa a4ys pfesioas = a.. islnx
s4s.cssrI stiseacEs = abiliy - eanpsss tAs sosk
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sAaesias. Aas IA, tsai-el9aiyl cAsf kassnssr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
SUMNER AND WINTER TURNIP SEED.
FIRE RIIIJIG

lust received from D. Laudrrth's Nursery, supply Of
- Summer aud winter ruruip Seed Forssle low by the
pound [iunrlT1 b. s. WELLER, sF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
EPPERS0N SPRINGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
n the waters Of Tramme Creek four miles Hast Of
the turnpike leading from Galatin, Tenn scottsvie
KY and viii be prepared for the reception OF visitors and
invads by the 1st OF June. This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated the highly med
cina charae IFS waters, (iur different varetes and
is being visited by many, living remotely 20
in search OF healthy a. delightful summer rereal not
only the invalid but the seekers after pleasure
Having gone considerable expense In rthttinK and
selves that will be able 20 add materially to the com.
fort Of ali who favor with VISIT having during the
past winter put away abb ut thousand pounds OF
very fine Ice We have had bui IL additional rooms
besides large one by r. laced 20 AFFORD
air. in which the lovers Of pleasure and social enjoyment
will find ample room for recrea ion.
is only necessary 70 that chronic affections Of any
Of the important organs elhibt the efficacy Of the
waters particularly those Of females There will be a
practising Physician here AZ all tines should hi p ofes
sonsl services De required Thankful the very Kind
and liberal patronage heretofore extended ards as BY
friends and visitors again continu-
a the same with the that neither tine nor
pans shall be spared render all comfortable and agrer
bic, who may sQjcurn with US in future.
Having secured the services OF Mr. and Mrs. Pat
tersOn, the public may be assured OF hea cheer 10
the dining Our stable too, will be well attended TO-
Our charges will be low the times and Asn will ad
viz For regular boarders those aiming one
(vAshng extrsl tl00 per day; children Of
10 Of and under and servants hall price, horses
90 per day. Transient visitors will charged 50
per meal from so to t200 per day FOR extra
services reasonable ci Arge viii made Washing Iron.
ing &C. VI 20 dozen. For pressing Ionng or
ladies, half price.
BACK will leave She Springs every other morning At
o'clock. A. NJ % meet the Nashville LogisVie stsse NJ
iune9 lmAyi s-triw3n1 Proofietors
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
REAL ESTATE SALES.
EXCELLENT LAND FOR SALE,

ON WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, will o Ter for sale TO the
" highest bidder, liberal credits, the most fer
Tracts Of Land in Davidson county containing about
400 acres, living the road leading from Franklin
lebanon half mile north Of the Nolensvie turnpike
road three miles south Of the Nashville aud
Railroad, and twelve miles from Nashville.
to sell but desire convey fiF just and con
cent? Of the property: but desire different It
would be dcnlt to overrsts the aes AMI advantages
this Of land. It has dark loose and virgin soil
of the most produc quat, about 200 cleared
and in high of cultivation and geo in splendid
timber all under excellent fences built almost entirely Of
Cedar
NEW. r FAILIN9 SPRINGS, AND RUNNING STREAMS,
aordug TO the fields woods and pastures constant uppy
heavily fobered with poplar, oak, ash, sugsr-
tree lynn, bozeder, black locust and sufficient cedar to
= up the fences.
THE DWELLING is s very neat and comfortable wood
building weatherboarded and painted outside and ceied
or lathe pastered and papered inside, with good
and mod rooms, two porch and dry and airy
underneath, GOOD double kitchen, negro houses
RAG house. large granary, shielded round two good
tobacco barns stables, cribs, and splendid garden
select young orchard with 200 bearing rees fn
grown orchard OF peach and apple trees With 9th
in different parts Of the farm; ice house,
sprng house, good horse mill, mill stones, best
French burr and superhDe boiling chest aud CLOTH with
many Other conveuienees too tedious to 10 tnlion.
TIA all together, this is one Of the richest, most de-
srable productive tracts Of land in DAVIDSON
and will be sold In
FIVE LOTS,
Varying in size from co 40 acres Or would sell all
together suit purchasers and would make of the
best stock farms in the state Pertons wshnz t. examine
the plan will call SOLOMON G. MORTON, on the
premises the undersigned at No. ST berry street
Terms-A credit ore third till first January, 1913,
Onethrd first January, 1852 and balance nrst January,
1850 Notes wei secured without interest required and
a lien retained.
Omnbusses and collation. free as usual Those desiring
seats will please meet at the Post Office BY O'Clock, A NJ
June 23-eokwtd. Agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
GRUNDY COUNTY TENN

TINS iavoriis Summer resort .i be opened for the
Il cepuCn Of visitors the ist Of June next.
new Hotel bulding and many neu Cabins have been
erected and al viii be furnished with entirely anc Ap-
proprate furnure-And arrangements perfected to
the table supplied with the Injuries and decaces
Of the season Good Bowling Alleys and ane BAH Room
supplied with music, are gataitoesy contributed for The
health and AmusemsBts Of guests.
Wines and Liquors. Of go'd quality. will be supplied for
table and RON use, bat no saloon all Be opened.
Gambling h positEely pFohlbited and professional
GambltT need apply for room.
The Springs accessible BY Railroad 10 McAlnn.
vile, thence By sood Coaches 80 mieAnd good Hotel
accommodations Wi b. found both TuliahOaA and Nc
hinnyile, Tor those PrrferrnE 70 ether
place, their way. Arrangements made 10 hsTe
Haeks Bugges and Saddle horses for hFesnd good
bling provided Tor those Bringing with them tLeir osn
horses.
Tbe road RON MsMinnvlle the base Of tho mountain
has been put IN ne oraer and he nOuntAin sraae
and made Of ascent A daily mail vii be Teceivsd
from Nashville uuFiaE the visiiing season.
The entire management Of the busness Of the Hotel vii
deTolge HPoa JAa D. EOssfOr ysAr past City
Hotel, Nashville
PHlcEs-s2 pr dAy-slO per week and tSs per month.
Chi dfen ant servants az pixie
EG- No extra charge sos ares or nshts.
JAMks y Ross CO.
hser heea Springs, May = ProPEstors.
oiuly 1.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
The Fink Annihlliated.

Every and fall thousands Of people die OF Fluz
Cholera Dysentey Gripping Palms, and other irregularities
of the Bowels 1t be cured in for Is
cents, by the use of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has be en- by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most eGectua
remedy now in 1t has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life can be saved
in of by investment of IS cents Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN RAINS and T. WILLS, Drug
gis-s. sPrz4-om
HoLLowAY's PnLs-Purge the system at this season OF
the year with of this wonderful medicine 1t
acts upon the liver and stomach purifying the blood and
assisting digestion Sold at the manufactures No. so
Maiden Lane New York. and No. 244 Strand London and
by all druggists, at Csc, exc, and 81 perbOx
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
The ExcItcmenILast Night.

Since the murder Of EversOn by Able, on We'd
s nesday, the people OF Memphis have been in n
pate OF excitement never before kuown here. Du-
ng the whole OF yesterday the excitement was
intense, aud at ne ht vast cOnCou:se Of people
sembled in the Court room, ia the Exchange
~ ding.
n organization effected, but such WAS the
emeBt OF the Grove, numbering at least 8, 600
Dns,) that nothing could be done. Upon d
.ston the crowd rushed out OF the Hall and
,red around tue jail, first overcoming (Without
Ne Police who had been stationed ut the
Of the jail.
he jill keys were forcible wrested from the
.rih, the door unlocked, and Abie brou-h Int out
n ae crowd then hurried him off TO the NEST in the
,aVy Yard, with the intention Of there executing
him.
The mother Of Able appeared upon the scene
and mplored the crowd not TO execute him aud
no DOUBT saved his life. lie was rccouyeyrd TO
prison. At The hour OF writing this, the crowd Is
81 clamOrUus Tor his execution, and thunder
n nc the prison door -.HemhiS E0gis d EBg. Of
Saturday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF

EVERY KNOWN DISEA Sc!
The undersgned having been appointed s'e Agent Tor
Nashville sale Of the Medical Preparations recon-
"Dr Feeses Con bineo s. stem Of Practice for
Physicians and Families, would respectfully offer them to
such of cit zens as need a restorative TO hedah
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
celebrated Physicians md Surgeons OF Europe
and America and will koU disease, that is at
all within the reach ofren edes These Preparations have
been tssed years by Professor Freese, and other cee
bated Physicians of country their daily practice
and have BEEN found invariably efectual.
For further particulars Dr. Freese's Combined sys-
TEN of Practice,-toge her with Cards, Posters &C.
Both the Book Medicine Chests, aud Medicines may be
had Of the undersigned his Drug Slore in Nashville.
JOHN BEECH,
No. 20 Sewanee Building olege ST..
iune16-6m Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29

c1S- The great freight steamer Scotland has
taken summer quarters at Paducah. We noticed
her attentive and polite clerk, MacGuire, on the
greet to learn that his youthful attachments and
8 rong desire to return to his first love predom-
mates even to this day-his trsining and ass cia-
ton in the "wlite settlements having been lost
be will leave in dry or two for the dark caverns
and rugged cliffs of kentucky, from whence he wss
startled years ago, and after long chase and hot
pursuit was captured, ard by the kindness of Pc
triotlc friends was safely landed on the levee. A
pleasant and happy scj)urn TO you, Mac.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
KINGSTON SPRINGS.

cHEATH4N COUNTY TEHEESSEE
FrHIs pspass and hrosts ss.eps Is sos o7-a ssr ~
fecdpien 81 risiiors have he services
serenss ssd Aase shs have had much sxPsTsnze ttsF
aefsfai datee The psafartseker and he nFaAe eAon
sAAa hags assrs 6s'spta lhsy mas rsqais. susce. a
t%fe - - taftn - eeF lbs he Bs7asoh ms
eAa bfsy t4FtaF bFFnFe, aEd SGiphar Aad ca ee<ta
stftng sEe fsoefne - shas she ksvs bis - sene
nee takaeare. " tafa eeTaEcd sAs ceieef4sra Niae
fi4Eer, siardaa. ans ~ baaa, FEES kashssfe. - n
ahs ssse ne essanps nen.e Fassasy, fkHsstays,
and sssaFeays * sks sssagA
gaaelk-ta. kkRIDEk J0ALh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29

Pic NIc-Hook and Ladder Company No.
are to have a splendid Pic Mic aud Steamboat Ex-
cursion on "Wednesday next. The steamer Van.
Henry having been chartered and entirely renova-
ted, will leave the upper wharf at 7, and the lower
one at O'clock, A. NJ. This will be fine oppor-
tunity for our young friends to erjoy themselves.
We are requested to say that the fret dinner will
be served gratis. We b,speak for the Company a
goodly number Of the ''yonng folks"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29

ACCIDENT TO THE D. A. GIvEN.-0n Thursday
evening hst as the D. Il Giuea was starting out
from the wharf at Louisville for Nashville, she
backed over some hidden obstruction which caused
her to leak badly. The pumps were Immediately
set TO work. but to relieve the boat the freight had
to he taken out. The captain entered protest at
once though the Courier learns the freight was not
damaged, as the boat only made or 10 inches
water The W1. Dickson has taken her trip and
left for ills CRY on SATURDAY. last
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29

gS-We have upon our table the June number
Of the "Cosn'opo'itan Art Journal" a quarterly
publication, by the "Cosmopolitan Art Assocja-
ton" New York. As its name ind Gates, it is a
journal of the Fine Arts, aud ts engravngs and
Illustrations show that it is not improperly named.
It's matter Is ir sh and well written, being devoted
TO the history and advanc emynt Of Art and artists
Il s well printed on excellent paper and costs one
dollar per annum.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
Read This!
Sold by all Druggists
maIcL7-6m

HoLLAKDER's TEsTIMoST-Jscob Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement OF Sheboygan Wisconsin, says: Aer
suffering some the mi cry attending an utter pros
tration of mind and body have been restored by using
BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BTrTEEs, to perfect health"
The Of this remedy being such high reTute among
the Hoanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York. in fact
in every Holland settlement in the United States argues
much in its favor.
Try-or Chronic or Nervous Debility any Nervous,
Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
GratuitouslY Furnished.

M application 70 the subscribers, DR. BRIDGES LIT
" TEhs 10 Drs. Naisnne Nett Gunniag = BEDFORD snd
O. H. Dixon, relative 70 Important By Mar.
shAu Utsrine Ca boc0n, 9TH remars upon the sane
Drs. Chss Jahusou, Jas. n. Williams II. = WI son O. j.
EAuss =. IA. Presto, John 2. Lar bert, p c. Granville
and may other physicians Of sminsnee in al sections q
he unien
Il Il e0ntsaded foT Marshas Uterine CAfhoIieon that "a
radically nns Of every Of Female Con-
palns she the conmon coaFe % medical pras ce only
aAs TiNes eai sdom never fnat is not
merely ocA bul that poseffuy strengthens TIE uhos
systsm and that u sntrsy 0bVAtes The use o. Csase
Supporters, Coaner irritants aai all other ablmnA3
that satrAge fcmnine cecacy. Thai l. qaack medi
cue, secrecy being neCers2ry 70 constitute lsckeTy.
That ~ oonpoaent parts have been submtled many
eAdins % yAns, Ene % hsen Colleges aud Medical
lnstiluuoBs. that any BhysisAn Ia NashSils
uhsfe, eau tn0S then Spa appleaioa-
Cifeaiar II ing fa iafornaton apon t1ls available
Dedicbs and ths oouioas Of thru % he iesng nfdeA
u ne Union, N - es ohtained FraIuf o1siy %
gunes MALksNzlE a hkCkWIfd, NkshTine-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29

ANOTHER Excursion AND PIC NIC.-Our gallant
military, the SHELBY GURDs wll celebrate the 4th
Of July with Pic Mic aud Steamboat Excursion
M mkt Saturday. The neat lutte steamer Um-
has been chartered for the occasion. Be on
with your "swe,tbearts," and our word for
Du will never regret the trip. Dancing, Mu-
SIC, fishing will be the order Of the day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-29
SIIEIIIFFALTY.

9 We author zed to announce JAMES NJ. HINTON as
a cand date for sheriff Of Davidson county, at the next
March el, ction.
9- We are authorized TO announce JoHS X. EDMoSDsoN
as candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, the
March election.
To- We are authorized to announce E B PrGLEY as a
candidate Sheriff Davidson county the March
election
II = We are authorized TO announce A. Creole, as a
candidate for Sheriff Davidson county, the
election.