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have been informed, on authority in which
place full reliance, that negotiations have been CO.
ing on Tor many moths past between the represen
tAIives Of some influential English capitalists aud
the present Provincial government OF Nicaragua in
regard 20 the right TO convey passengers aud freight
through that country; aud am assured that 90 far
as it at present be, the State Of Nicaragus is
pledged 20 eede the sole right TO this association
The capitalists at whom il is composed Thomas
Manning, Esq Iher Britannia AujestJ's Consul At
Realejo, Nicaragua, now residing ia London, and
the executors Of VIM. GlentoD, Esq, late OF Leon
Nicaragua The government ls indebted to them
about $500, GOO. Tue agents here are w. Gleuton,
son OF the late iliAm GleDtOu, and B. Clover late
of the firm of Dawson & Co., OF this city.
Unti a President OF Nicaragua Is formally elect
ed, no act OF the governments can be considered
binding. The present DeIators are selfaPpognted,
aud merely act pro teBlpors until she cor pop as
shall elect ia chief officer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

A LUCKY FAMILY.-our clever friend J. H.
Schroeder, says the Louisville Courier, the wine
and liquor dealer, mention of whose probable good
fortune made yesterday, is one Of the heirs 20
fortune of ftytWO millions Of guilders in the city
Of Amsterdam. This sum has been accommodating
ever since 1850, at compound interest and has, Of
course, nearly twice doubled itself The heirs al
Law have, in the meantime, increased at even
greater ratio. the number at present having reach
ed one hundred and twenty. A guilder is worth
something less than half dollar, and any one
good cyphering will at that Col. Schroe-
der's share Is about half a million.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06
LEGISLATURE OFT TENNESSEE.
SENATE.
Mondav a.


Monday Oct 5th, 1857.
The Senate was called to order at II N. to-day
nr: Joel s. Jones was called to the Chair pro tenn
ana tue ron being called all the Senators appear.
ed' presented their credentials, and were sworn ia
oy non. Judge Tuner, of the Criminal Court ex-
eePt tne Senator from Madison, Mr.. Reid.
Joel .. Jones was called to the Chair pro TEN,
Rev. DR.. Sehon addressed the Throne of
Grace.
The Senate then proceeded to the election of
speaker, and j. c. Burch, of Hamilton was chosen.
Mr. BTa!cheE, of Campbell receiving the vote of
his liticll friends,
Dir. Bureh was conducted to the Chair, and adj
dressed the Senate as follows:
SsRotOys: I feel conscious Of my inability to per-
ectly discharge the duties which your kindness has
imposed upon me; and YET thank you. l shall
however, best evince my gratitude for this mani
iestatlon of your Partially by prompt, energetic
and answering adherence 60 the rules that you
may adopt for your gOVernance.
But all my efforts to dispatch business and pre-
serve harmony win prove futile unless they re =
ceive your cordial cooperation. Your intellencc,
and the deep interest OF your constituents in the
results OF our abors, give assurance that your as
sistance viii never be wanting to enable the chair,
faithfully and impartallv, to perform it's legitimate
functions in the work of legislation. The peoples
interests demand our immediate attention. and
they VIII receive it, if We properly appreciate the
responsiveness oil our position. am conhdent
that high considerations OF regard for the welfare
of those who have iRtrusted with the brief au-
thority which profess Ill actuate in Of
fetal conduct; and entertain the ardent hope that
when we shall have laid aside the robes of Office
and resumed the habliments of the private citizen,
we will be greeted with the approving smiles of
grateful constituency.
Hoping that session may be agreeable to US
individually, and beneficial to the State, again, l
thank you.
The Senate then proceeded to the election Of
Principal Clerk, and Chas Stone, Esq, of Davidson
elected on first ballot, Mr.. H. K. Walker re-
ceiving the vote of his political friends.
The Senate then adjourned to A. N. to-mor-
row.
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Frnm the New York Times.

From the New AOrk Times.
The Survivors of tho Central America
on the Course Of Capt. stone and the
EIdOradO.
We have RETAINED as much as possible from ap-
pearing in print concerning the loss Of the Central
America since the whole subject is TO undergo
judicial investigation but we cannot refrain from
stating truth as il appears TO 10 regard 70 the
statement of Capt. Stone Ofthe schooner Colorado.
Capt Stone was down under the lee of the steam
er distant about fifty yard just as II was growing
ing dark. Capt. HerndOn hailed him from the quar-
ter-deck told him that we were in a sinking cOndi
tion (which he could easily see from the ship be-
ing so low in the water, the wheel-guards being
considerably under,) and that he wanted him To
lay BY u.s. Capt. Stone answered that he would
lay by US till morning, and requested Capt Hern-
don to set his lights. The schooner was under
balance-reef mAinssi storm fOresai and reefed ib.
After hAiliug us he stood along under our lee aud
ranged out ahead Of US, apparently running of,
not close-hauled. At the time OF the ships sinking
he still on the starboard lthe same) tack, dis
tant some three miles At the same time the brig
Marine was distantsone miles on our lee-oeam, and
was carrying sail TO beat up 20 as, although in ads
abled condition.
Captain stone acknowledges he saw the rockets
and the ship when she sunk. Had be shook out
his reefs and made all sail which be could easily
do, there being but little wind, he could probably
have rescued many OF those lost from their watery
gtave. number OF as survivors saw his lights
and him after We were in the water Thsy how.
ever, shortly after disappeared. Capt. Stone, as a
nautical,man, must certainly have knoWnthat keen
ing his vessel under short sail aud wearing shin
every two hours hs was losing ground and driving
to eeWard four times faster than p, ope who were
floating In the ocean. And SO il proved for bv
daylight next morning he was some eight miles 90
leeWard of the floating pieces Of wreck and the
spot where the Norwegian rescued his PAsss ngsrs.
He also says that be stood directly over IN spot
where the steamer sunk. Had hs done so, macy
hopes would have been realized, as be VAS anxious
~ expected.
H. II. CHILDs, 20 East Thirty -second street.
T.W. BADGKR, 20 East ThiFGy-secOnd street
s. J. EATos, Metropolitan Hotel
d. o. HARVEY, metropolitan Hotel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

SoUTH CAROLINA FLEXIBLE SAND SToNE.-The
Cincinnati Gazette states that there is piece Of
flexible sandstone in the cabinet of Farmers Col
lege, College Hill, which carried from South
Carolina by General Carey 1t does not state where
he obtained it, but in his late tour here he vis
ted all parts of the State, there abundant OPP
portuniry for him to obtain in our sandstone re-
gion the specimen in question. The attention OF
the Gazette seems to have been directed to this
specimen by the following extract and description
from English paper, viz:
"a local correspondent Of English paper
writes: There is 10 possession of Mr.. Jeilicoe,
gentleman of Southampton, piece of flexible sand
stone from Delhi, the seat of the great Indian re-
volt. Il is a small slab, about foot long, four in
ches WIDE and three quarters of an inch thick, and
can be literally bent. II it we're three times a.
long, aud held out by one end it would bend so as
to have the appearance of bow. While bending,
a slight rattle is heard, as if the slab fractured
or ointed; but, although thin, not the slightest
sign of fracture is observable on its surface The
sandstone is hard ofa very light color, and, when
examined by powerful microscope, its crystaza-
ton appears exceedingly beautiful"
There is quite an extensive formation of feri6ie
sand stone, or staeOIlnits, las Humboldt called
it from its locality in Brazil, in Georgia and South
Carolina In Spartanburg and York, Mr.. Oscar NJ.
Leber reports il as abundant. In his Geologic
report he gives its full history aroiiniaH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06
City Building and Loan Association.
TRUST SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE, with power to SELL &C.,
ID executed BY Ed ward Lawrence TO the City Building
Loan Ass ociatOn Of Nashville which mortgage is OF
the Registers oce Of Davidson county in Book
No. o. page will expose 10 Public Sale The Court
House yard gate, in Nashville Saturday the 10th day
OF October EeX 10 the highest bidder for Cash. the pr p
erty conveyed in said Mortgage known as Lot No TO- and
Of Lot No l2 Of Barnes plan Of LOTS beginning
the corner Of - Dickson's Lot on street,
ming dy sale forty thence at right
feet aten foot alley, thence westwardy with said alley
forty feet Dckson's north corner, thence south
wardly hundred and ten feet TO the beginning; on
which there Is erected good double Brick tenement
gether with other out houses.
The right OF Redemption is expressly waived in said
Mortgage.
sept 2s-dtd SAMUEL sEAY, Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

A SIGNIFICANT MoVEMENT.-We mentioned a
few days ago that the Cincinnati Commercial charg-
Ell the Democracy in that city with having become
Americanzed We find that large number who
have heretofore acted with the Democratic party in
Hamilton county, Ohio, have abandoned and uni
ted with the Americans upon full ticket for cOun
ty and city officers Several of the members of the
Democratic Executive Committee participated ac-
lively in this movement This split 10 the Demo-
cratic party is attributed disgust at the Irish Cath
Ole influence by which the Democratic Convention
was controlled. The union of Americans and con-
serVatVe Democrats effected at a meeting Of
the American party held in Cincinnati on Saturday,
at which paper, numerously signed Dy Democrats,
was presented, proposing union between the Amer
leans and the dsafected Democrats. The signers
guaranteed a vote of thirty-fve hundred on the part
of the Democracy who were dissatisfied with the
action of the party in its late convention The pro-
position accepted, and the candidates previous
ly nominated by the American party having with
drawn, a union ticket was presented.-Lou' jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

gSg-rae New York Ti1sss says, lest an uneasi-
ness should be felt about the Star Of the West nos
expected from AspBwau sith ths California mails,
il Is proper 10 state that she vel che boat
the Pacific side, make very slow passages. The
Star OF the WesI Wss doubtiesa detained al Aspin-
wall By the failure Of the beat on the other side 20
reach Panama 10 dGe season.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

The MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION, to purchase
Mount Vernon, is receiving in the West vigorous
support. We have before us a brilliant appeal TO
the sons and daughters of Tennessee, from the pen
of d lady, Mrs. Fogg, who Miss Rutledge, of
S c., granddaughter of Rutledge, one of the sign
ers of the Declaration of Independence. This lady
has not only undertaken to conduct the Mount Yer
uon affairs of Tennessee entirely, but is extending
the cause into surrounding States by her zeal and
influence She devotes all of her time to the work,
and intends to do so in future until Mount Vernon
is secured.-M 7. Express.
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MONEY! MONEY!!

TTNHE undersigned has large lot Of Boots and Shoes
his manufacture, made up expressly for the FAN
trade, which will be sold at the enable prices
Farmers and others wanting supply Of negro shoes viii
do well to examine my stock.
Also in and for sale, l25 sides FIRST Black
Harness Leather aud a lot Il pad skins, &C.
For either Shoes Leath will take money the
Exchange Bank At par.
az The highest market price in cash paid for country
sides. J. W. HAMILTON,
OetI.-3W No. g. College street..
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Fanny Ferns New Book.
f re s IN Leaves.
BY FANNY FERN.
In one volume, Blue and Gold.
Fronn thl Ne,o yorI. Co,,,.s.,

Fanny'sesve are always fresh lively and pouant and
they have the aroma OF about them. There are a
COCO many professed ori les who say that Fanny rode
vulgar and hppant But this Of critics think that
anything and vulgar, and hippant that is not
comrnon-pace and Gull, and stupid. Shakespeare, and
Byrcn and Serne and Addison, and Fising, dread
critic has comTared Shakespeare to dung hI what
OF Il! Critics viii have their say, and they have right
say what they Think and the plhhc has right to think
too No always exercises iris right without
regard to the opinion Of cric shows
for the vane on church steepe. The public given
unquestonaoe eVderc OF liking Fanny Ferns sketches
and the pubic approves what coarse and vu-
FannYs style has the vivacy erseness and epi-
grammatical Evelipess OF the French school, while her
fancy fan of genial tenderness and teemng with
simple dramatic and feeling the hearty
idiomAtic Of English writer's There who
50 were Solomon aud Franklin, and Pope and Montague,
and La RochefOOcsuld and Bacon. But it would be
odd objection 20 male to any author that be compressed
into paragraph the Wit which another in vain attempted
TO difuse through an essay a volume. Fanny Fern
climbed into reputation through the greatest difficulties
she wrote for obscure journals, and compelled the world
20 her genius in spite Of the unfortunate chan
nels through which she addressed It
Inc present volume is pretty little one with gilt
ana qaaiIt bind ing vi oh has an anlquated look
aug very agreeable contrast to the common blue aud
god now the rage aulrn g book manufs ctureTs.
From the Ne1s Yorker.
Fanny Fern may appear a thousand times with Fern
Leaves Palm Leaves, and any but final leaves tax
ing ana she viii he as agreeable Although she
calls her last book, issued In superb style by Mesrs
SON Fresh Leaves whatever she writes has its face
the common lock and prime
The is fixed keen the voice just decisive
Let her faults be what they may wheBever Fanny
writes on subject 1t is concludedyOu feel the conf TT
there is in being in the hands OF aSter, mistress
rather. This Is OF her richest publ cations bm full
Of life, varied and abundant The the book will,
no doubt, be loud and long.
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. T. BERRY & CO,
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IHTE have IS beautiful lots in Fdgched, between the
w Galatn pike and Fatherland street, which will
sell very favorable for certificates OF deposit
the Of Nashville. The property be valued by
three 0isinterested persons who familiar with Edge
field property. n. BSON,
oct2-lw. W WHFLESS.
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MARRIED..

On the 4th inst by r. s Reeves Esq E. R. ToONBs and
Miss MARY JANE CoRBFrT, all Of this city.
On Monday morning. 18th inst Christ's Church. by the
Rev Leondas Smith, BERGoSDY LAPcE II the Parish Of St.
James, La and JEANNE WATSON DoSsoS daughter of NJ.
WATSON Esq, Of this city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

NV SUGAR-The steamer Laurel Hill arrived
last ght With Eve hhds and ten half barrels su-
gar, OF the new crop, consigned 20 Aessrs LauVeA
AcCaL-M. o. Delta, Sept. so.
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A HANDSOME supply Of Fall and Winter Goods, Gen.
"A temens' FURNISHING q Gods and Clothing.
Also, good assortment OF Cloths Casimere and Vest
ngs s OF which E be made up order in the APP
proved style, by T. J. HOUGH, gent,
septl7. No. II Cedar street, Nashville.
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CIOaks, ShawIs and Scarfs.

We have the largest and mot elegantly assorted
STOCK IN this way, ever in the Of which
we're imported by Messrs. A. T. Stewart Co OF New
York. expressly for sales In VeIvet We have them at
all prices, from is to 5000 We have also black grey
coth and Beaver Talmas and long COaks for ladies
and children in all qualities from three dollars up
sha "ls in all sizes and qualities both square and long from
the most ordinary TO the elegant Also just received
fresh Invoice Of thoe elegant high coored all silk Che
nele ShaWlS that are really beautiful.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

RAILROAD SUsPENsIoN.-W understand that, on
yesterday, by vote of the Directory, it resell
we'd to make total suspension of the work of all
kinds on the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad.
We have only time to announce the fact without
comment We deeply regret that such step has
been deemed necessary. We think the suspension
can only be temporary. The Company have an
ample supply of county bonds, but so stringent has
been the money market that it was found impOss-
BILE to negotiate them, except at most runOus rates.
-RaOrUiHe Register.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06
The White Property

Es
ON TUESDAY, 1OTH OF NOVEMBER NEXT, I will sell
" to the highest bidder, the premises that
property, occupied and owned by Mrs WINIFRED
WHITE situated in South Nashville, opposite the Univer-
sty, fronting Market street III feet to alley and
making fronts.
The house is two story brick, tanning large
besides Hall, and story porch rear and ali
necessary outbuildngs. This property the
ttfu and at the time valuable,
portion Of the city, for private residences, and has
the advantages that other property has in airy Por
ton of the city. We would earnestly request those
want Of residence to give this before
the day Of sale, confident they them
selves better. Nothing could say behalf in an
advertisement would indicate what IL really is. Go and
for yourselves.
TERMS sALE.-$15OO in cash; balance in / g. and
years with interest fOm date good security lien
tanned.
For further particulars enquire OF
4. r. GLAsCOCK, Agent,
Oct6-td. No. 81 Cherry street.
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WE WILL OPEN ON
THURSDAY, STH OF OCTOBER,
AT THE
New York Millinery Emporium,
80 UNION STR EFT,
A MATOHLESS assortment Of RIOH PARIS PATTERN
MILLINERY GOODS,

"A MATUHLESS assortment Of RICH PARIS PATTERN
n BONNETS and
MILLINERY GOODS,
consisting OF large and varied Of every
novelty md gem that could be procured Fashions
BILE Paris Openings in New York.
Mrs Doyle having long and attentive experience the
Millinery Business and having personally the
Stock she haters herself that her selection will plea
the most fastidious. In Fashionable Goods
examination, will be found Tepete with every
sirable in Ladies FuTs and OO8ks well as Millinery
Every variety Of Bonnet aterias suitable for
Old Bonnets retrimme and renovated in superior style
5.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

IN THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6rH, 1851,
- Wll De presented the Comic Drama in acts, by
Bayle Bernard, Esq, entitled THE IRISH ATTORNEY
Oh CHE GALWAY PRACTICES ITO Overture by the Or
S15Ssra- 10 conclude with The MISERIES OF HUMAN
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RANEk az NASHVTIIE.

I HAVE twenty thousand dollars worth OF real estate
which will exchange for certified CheCks the Bank
Of Nashville the notes Of the Al will take Al
all the Banks this for Cloth
ing. Toe above is al city property except house and
lot in Edgeheld. L. POWERS,
Oct2-iw. 81 Market street.
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CHANCERY Sale.

Charles s. Childress ct al Morgan Vance ct ais.
n pursuance Of the decree pronounced in the above
cause, in this Court its May Term last will sell
the COURTEOUS this city, NJ 'NDAY, THE 2ED
DAY OF NOVEMBER NE2T, cert in lot on the South.
side Of College street and the OF Franklin
street. in South nashville, fronting Collee $50
feet, and running l40 feet alley, which is
situated Brick Dwelling House, formerly occupied by
Henry Alley.
And also one other South Nashville on Market
street. the Ct FIR ankn street. opposite the
free public School This lot fronts 9S Market
and back College street. and is lot sold Morgan
Vance by John Nixon.
TEEAs-One and years credit with interest from date
TO be well secured lien retained and sale free nom
redemption. @. D. BRIEN, c. 4 NJ.
Oct2-td. Chancery Court Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL AND M
SERUmENTAL MUSIC.
AR. AND MRS c. ?. THuRsTON are prepared to give
VI instructions on the PIANO and in Vocal MUSIC. Les
given residence Of the pupil FOR &C,
inquire OF Mr. T., Rev. J. T. Edgar's, South Summer
Sept1t-Im.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06
Laces and EmbrOideries.

In this line our stock is superbembracing all the novel
ties OF the Collars and Sleeves separate and in
setts both for mourning; elegant Wells
and HaRdkerchief Lace Falls real aud mtaon Jaconet
and Swiss Trimmings and Elouncings Yaenciennss
Point Apliaue Ices. In.ertincs
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R. C. MeNAIRY & CO.,
LARGE DEALERS IN ALL KnTs Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
W. VS. NULLlfoa FIhshTl
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

INI have in unusually large and elegantly
w assorted stock of Fall and Winter Goods Of every
uescrpc and prepared to ODER greater induce
ments 70 wishing articles in line, than has
ever been pleasure do Our stock both quail
ly and variety will compare with any the country and
our prices shall be low is possible for them be-
citizens and strangers visiting the city win do well to give
our stock an early AMI thorough exam stOn feel
We can make 1t 10 their interests We would call the
tenon OF the b1vers particularly to the following depart
ments IN busine.s
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Humsred safety OF Capt IEsrndon Csa-
GFadLcGeas

NEs 1oRK, Oct ], 1857.
IL Was Eumored here to-day that Capt HeFndoR.
and numb o. the passengers from the Central
America bad arEssd. bal se regFet 70 say that the
Fam0E vas iaeofFset, sn4 eutirgly un.ounded
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House Furnishings.

1O-4, 10 by IL T. 10 by I44 10 by 10 Damask Ia
bic Cloths o. IA S4 and 1914 Table Damas by the yard
All Sizes cooTed vol, Union and Cotton Table Cloths
PaIo stri ed TOnettes Napkins together with all kinds
OF Diapers, Towelings MaTSeles Quilts &c, &c. Also all
widths cotton and linen sheengs, Pillow Linens, Domes
tics. ct etc
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Dress Goods.

Iogeener with an endless variety Of medium and low
priced SILKS n Founee7, Robes QUile, and by the yard
in plain plaid striped bayaderey also satin faced
and Merinos Cashmere Great variety
of all wool and Union Paids Mousde anes and every
thing new and desirable in this way
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Curtain Goods.

Elegant Satin LANES a colors, with trimmings to
match Elegant Reps in hintz coOrs, with Trimmings TO
match Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all WOOL unto and
cotton Damasks in variety together with Coz nices
Pins and Rand
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

Real Wilton Carpets. Elegant Velvet and Brussels, in
great variety Elegant PHYS and grans, the Ingrans
the largest and best assorted have offered and
at lower prices Also, Velvet and Brussels hair and hall
Carpets; Twed and plain Venetian all widths together
with Fets, Druggets, Crumb cloths Rugs, Mats, &C
we are prepared to make and put down Carpets at the
shortest notice. " have large Floor Oil Cloths
OF the best makers, and in all widths which will cut IN
shape O suit DuTchaSars
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-06

In regard TO the debts due the Bank, we remark
that they are nearly all due within 90 days and
are considered entirely solvent.