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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
SCHOOL, BOOKS.

BY THE DOZEN OH SINGLE COPY.
The attention of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, Silman's Chemistry,
Pictorial Spoilers, Comstock's Chemistry,
Comly's SpeTer. Iincoln's Botany,
T0Fne's Speller, Pictorial o. States,
spelleri Defner, Pariey's Histories,
Towers Readers, Ancient History,
Goodrehs Readers, Modern History,
Mc6ufey's Readers, Aleyander's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Wayands Moral Science,
Buffers Glanmor, Comstcckis Philos ophy,
KirEham's Grammar, Abererombie's Philosophy,
Farley IS o geography, olpstsds Philosophy,
Mitchell's Geography, Farker's Philosophy,
Smiths Geography, Colton's Geographys,
oIney's Geography, Wizards history,
Webster's Dictionary, Wilson's History,
Walkers Dictionary, Omsted's Astronomy,
COlbuTns Arthmetie Towco's Grammar,
Davies First Lessons, Song Book of School Room,
Davies School Ahthmetic, Copy Books,
Rays Arithmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Ana ysis,
smiley's Arithmetic, MoFmeoit's AnaIyzer,
Davies Algebra, Latin Books,
Rays Algebra, Greek Bcoks,
stoddard Ari:hmetics, States and Pencils, &C.,
For sale by CHARLES ". SMITH,
sepl. Il College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Chancery Court at Nashville.
dward Prime and others VS. Ohio Life Trust Co.

T the Office Of the clerk and Ct the Chancery
n Nashville the 9th day Of September, 1851
motion of complainant by in the above cause,
appearing satisfaction the clerk aud MASTER
that the said defendant Ohio Life Insurance Trust Com
pany Of the State Of Tennessee, that
ordinary process this
therefore ordered by the clerk and that pub
licatio be made IN the Nashville Patriot. spaper
published in tie city of Nashville for four successive
weeks requiring the said defendant appear at the next
OF the ChanctTy Court be held the house
thereof in the city Of Nashville the first Monday in
November next and said bill, the will be
FIR cOnfes ed it, and down for hearing
parte. =. d. BRIEN,
sept10-w4t prsfeeS3. Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
NASHVILLE:


50 In the Memphis Bulletin of the 8tb
inst, Gen. W. T. HASKELL proposes to deliver
lecture tonight in that city, with view to
iustituting Literary Club" If successful
there, he intends to visit the principal cities
of the United States and repeat a series of Lee
lures on a number of subjects named. The
Bulletin says of the proposition:
He possesses pre-eminent qualities for the
task he has misunderstanding, genius, a
glowing but chasre imagination, and most
fascinating end graceful delivery. If he will
but bend his determination to the work. he has
that in him which may challenge the larger
share OF the public admiration. along even
with such men as Thackeray and Everett. His
nrst Lecture, it will be seen, is announced for
Thursday night.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Andrew Jackson vs.. Madison Q. Napier and otheFs-
the Office of the Clerk and Master Of the Chancery
n curt Nashville, the 9Th day Of September 1851
motion of complainant by counsel in the above cause
appearing the satisfaction Of the clerk and MASTER
said de endant Madison G Napier, is UOn-res-
Of the state OF Tennessee and therefore the ordinary
of this court cannot be served him. there
fore ordered by the and master that publication be
in succession in the Ma hve Patriot
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requiring the
said defendant appear the term Of the Chancey
be holden for the county Of Davidson at the court
thereof the city of Nashville, the first Monday
in November next, and said bill, the same viii
be taken for confessed to him and down for hearing
paTte. C. ID. BRlEN,
sept10-w4t pr'sfeeS8. Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Chancery Court at NASHVILLE.

Bradford Hunt and Clark E. J. Kreder and others.
the Office of the clerk and master Of the Chancery
"A Nashville the 7th day of September, 1851
motion of complainant by counsel in the above cause,
and appearing the sa faction OF the clerk and MASTER
that the said defendant Jeremiah Kreder, nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee and tn reOre the ordinary pro-
of tn be served upon him, is therefore
ordered by the clerk thaJ publication be made
for four weeks in succession in the Nashville Patriot news
published in the city of Nashville requiring the said
defendant appear a the of the Chancery
be holden the county Of Davidson at the court
thereof the city of Nashville, the first Monday
in November next, and answer said BILL the will be
taken for confessed him and down for hearing
parte @ ID. BRIEN,
sept1O-w4t pr'sfeeS9. Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Chancery Court at NashvilIe.

AMI Jones vs.. L. j. 4 J. hreider
the Office Of the clerk of the Chancery
n court Nashville the 9th day September 1851,
motion of complainant by counsel in the above cause,
and it appearing the satisfaction Of the clerk and
ter that the said defendant Jeremiah KreideT,
resident Of the State Of Tennessee and therefore the ord
nary process this be upon him, il
therefore ordered BY the clerk and
be made for four weeks in succession in the ashe Pat
riot newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
curing the said defendant to appear the next term Of the
Chancey holden for the county Of Davidson at
the house thereof in the city of Nashville the first
Monday in November next, and answer said bill, the
will be taken confessed him and set do for
hearing ex parte @. d. BRIEN,
septlO-w4t prisfeeS3. Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
PEABOOY'S SEEDING HAgTB1lS STRAW
BERRY PLAINS.

THE subscriber having appointed B. s. WELLER, sA
Agent for the sale IS this superb Strawberry, app
be supplied the fooEinE rates. For pacEaEs
u one dozeu 3 &C. package o. leH $40 package d
opo as %. giu paex them In earth aud moss thai
they w &c live if properly planted, and give
plain aiFeetonE for their cnt1re. Orders nay be AL
MoKfs = CO., Neg Orleans. and y 3. NELLEA. sR-,
Nashville, Tenn.
By ealing seed store Of B. s. Weller, er The pub
lie may eupy % the vine and fruits Also
tracts fem ioeTnals N1rth and soulh shosss a. sape
qualities q his herry al others IN cultivation
Ca Tie pti9n u s carefully pack ore dozen IA
u STA AID mai & aay dFectQ1 n the luoE, pre-
paylhE the postsge.
s. Nsaer sin Also, act ~ uy agent far he sails q
fAoAthtt COIN. Due notes 81 tbs produst weigh
and yield per al BE- sssa vhsH ne preses, eep 3
Eatarrea CHAa A. PEABODY
CalamAas. c. ses.i fn--laasanal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

the GROWTH THE WEsT.-There are few who
fully comprehend, or who have taken the trou Die
20 consider the vastness and almost incredible ra-
pidity of the growth Of the great West, as we are
wonSto call the Valley of the Mississippi aud its
tributaries. All are aware that the centre of pop
ulation has gradually but STEADILY been moving
Westward; and the increase of population alone
has been chiefly regarded as evidence of the
growth Of the country. The statistics of emigra-
ton from Europe aud from the States bordering on
the Atlantic, TO the rich lands of the Mississippi
Valley, are easily ascertained. The New York
Times thus aludes 70 it 1.-THE tide of unemployed
labor flows Westward from crowded lands. Every
hamlet in New England has felt the ebbing OF its
strength; but there the depicting process goes on
so silently that only its effects are seen 10 the scar
city of sinewy youth, aud the consequent standing
OF manageable damsels. But at Castle Garden,
this westward stream of labor is a visible torrent
fed from the nexhaustible fountains Of Europe and
scarcely touching the shore il sweeps away in the
bosom OF the promised land. The larger part Of
the 1906 emigrants who arrived at the landing
depot last year, including nearly all those from
Northern Germany, went directly West after
q few hours stay in the city" But Il Is not
in population alone that the unprecedented
growth Of the country consists The indi-
viduals who compose this exodus from the East TO
the West are but the implements Of labor, and la
bOE Is capital, and thus every settler ia the West
eFn States brings 70 them, in his own Industry and
ability 20 work. an amount Of capital eqaal % that
which, at Ordinary rates Of interest," will produce
the value OF his labor.
The principal influx Of population into the West
eFn States Is composed OF young and able-bodied
and active unmarried, or OF young married men aud
women seeking 90 make fortunes by their enter
prise aud industry. A contemporary estimates the
number OF settlers OF this description loo 600 an
nuaIly, each capable OF earning at least E2oe per
annum This would give an annual income IT sso, =
OO0, 600, TO which may be added 81 GOO, 900 ghe
produei OF female labor. This S22 OO0. 600 Is the
interest az ten per cent s220 900, which is
in realty the estimated annual increase Of tbe
wealth Of the West from this source alone. When
we take into consideration che increase In the value
of lands and other valuable Improvements, the vast
increase OF Western wealth seems almost neFedi'
bic.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

IHE MINNESOTA CONVENTION The republ-
can and democratic constitutional conventions
ADJOURNED zine die on the 29th ultmo. AS al
ready announced, both conventions agreed
upon one constitution, which is to be submit
ted to the people for approval or rejection on
the 18th day of October next. On the same
Gay an election is to be held for members OF
the house of representatives of the United
States, governor, Acknowledgements, supreme
and district judges, members of the legsla-
ture, and all other offices designated in the
constitution.-sSt. Louis Democrat, 9th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

ANOTHER PoLITI0AL CLERaYMAS FALLEN
One after another Of the political clergy Of the
country are being exposed aud are falling from
grace. The last case We have 10 record is
from the Celina (Nercer county, ohio,) stand
ard, which says that the Rev. Wesley Brock.
who Is one Of the loLdest Black Republicans in
tbs Northwest, az old minister aud recently
presiding elder OF The district, has been guilty
OF the crime OF seduction and lhst tie lady
whom he has ruined has commenced leeal
proceedings against him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
DIED,

In this city yesterday Of consumption, Mr. ions Holly.
Company, Of which he member vii attend his f1ne-
raj whole Fire Hepartneas. Let every be
hand pay the last tibats their deceased
panion.
Al the residence Of his son-ln-iaw Jacob Boston, Tenn
Rolling Mills, the 3lst Of August WliAA NVTr, aged "A
years. He leaves a large family TO mourn his loss.
OF Chronic Hesstes the residence Of hts father, IA
Williamson county, JAS l. BROWSs n the ssth year Of his
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

The CANADIANS AND THEIR FREE NEGRO PoPU
LATIoN.-Public opinion in England and her colon
ia possessions has undergone such radical change
within q few months in regard to the slavery ques
ton, and the negro race in general that the proba
bities are-says the Richmond EnQasirer-that
the underground railroad" will soon get into dis
favor with our Canadian neighbOrs. The Indiana
State Sentinel of a late date says
"The Canadian government determined to
get rid of their free negro population. prOpo-
sition was made sometime since TO isolate them
in the northern portion of Canada, but this pro
ject failed. Now petitions are being forwarded to
the home government to send the entire negro
population in Canada to some of the English
tropical islands. From this it will appear that the
Canadians rapidly getting over their sickly
sympathy for the negro and determined not
only drive them OF this northern refuge, but
debar them frcm seeking that asylum in the future.
Where will the poor negro go? 1t will not be at
ali surprising if thousands of runaway negroe;
should wend their way back to their masters to
escape transportation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
aug7.
55 Acres in the Sth District and Acres
Cedar Land.

Nolney S. Stevenson David A. Bel and others.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced ia this at
n May Term, 1881, will sell at the Court house lot in
the city Of Nashville, the 18th day OF september next
tract OF IS Of in the sth Civil District, ad
Joining the lands Of Turner Williams Peter oven and
hers, and also undivided half OF Of Cedar
Land 10 Williamson county, adjoining the lands Of -
Carmichael II. Holt and J. Kid.
Terms and years credit without interest, notes
cured and lien retained, and free from redemption.
q. d. BRIEN, O. an.
RHgT. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
AIS Acres of Land.

Wyatt VS. att I'd knight Wyatt.
pursuance Of the decree in this at Nay Term,
1871, will sell az the Court house OF, in the city OF
Nashville, the 18th day o. September next, tract Of
SO acres Of land, or less. lying In Chatham
county formerly in Davidson county, aud being the
Ian sold 10 Mrs. wyatt by Nicholas Knight.
TEEMs-S250 cash, and for the balance credit Of and
12 months. Notes well secured and lien retained.
Q. d. BRIEN, q. 4 NJ.
augT Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

Ez5- Another escapade has been made public
beautiful young married lady, according to the
Tribune, has been living at a fashionable boarding
house, No 3S Clinton Place, with a gentleman o
South street, not her husband, under very peculiar
circumstances, likely 10 give employment to the
gentlemen of the long robe. We refrain from
giving names, as we have heard as yet of but one
side of the stOrY-N Y. Mirror.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Lot on McLemOre Street.
Aaron Patnam vs.. p. B. aarrett, e ii.


pursuance Of the decree promo in this at
May Term, 1851 will sell the 18th day OF SeP-em-
Der next at the Court house lot in this city credit Of
and 70 months, without interest and free from redemp
ton OF in DorTs' plan lots the side OF Melee
street. fronting thereon 70 and running back 10
feet alley. Being the bought bv the defendant
Of r. s. Smell. c D RRIEN, G. NJ.
augI. Chancery Court Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

2 THEY WANT HIM BACK AGAIN-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Sun
makes the following statement, which we give
for what it is worth:
IT is no less than proposal from the heads
of the Church, and several of the highest Off
GERS in the army of Nicaragua, for General
Walker to come back and place himself at the
head of affairs. Such messenger is here at
Washington, and has brought with him papers
Of interest to the Government as well as the
project of future command to Gen. Walker.
The letter has seventeen signatures, and is
addressed to 'his Excellency William Walker,
President of the Republic Of Nicaragua" and
some of the names appended are the most in
fuential in the State
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
MORE NEW BOOKs.

ROSS ON SLAVERY; FRsD. A. Ross. D. D.
TENT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND; W c. PRIME
B)AT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA; W. c. PRIME.
The PHYsIOL0GY CT NEW YORK BOARDING
HOUSES.
CHIr-CHAT OF HUM0R, WIT AND ANECDOTE.
BERNARD LILLE; By JERE CLEllEEs.
THE WORLDS OWN Poem b. JULIA WARD How
CHILE CON CARNE; Or THE CAMP AND THE
FIELD
LESSONS FROM THIS GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By J.
HAMILTON.
TIE HIDDEN PATH By MARION UAnAND.
The WATCHMAN
RUTH HALL; BY FASNY FERS.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sePt7 BAG No. Al College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

Iaaac Hodgens, Trustee, &c rs. A. ", Johnson.
pursuance OF the decree In this MAY Term,
1881, viii sell the 18Th day September neNt,
the Court house lot IN this city, Lots the
side OF Vine street, fronting about 80 feet each, and
ming back to alley. plan OF these lots viii be
hibited on day Of sale, and terms made known.
O. D. BRIEN, G. 4 NJ.
aug7. Chancery Court Al MAI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

RFsK GOODWIN AND AEGEHHEkE have
vi iasf Fetarnsa iIeu tae Ezst eth al tse nFs snd
sasesaahie dazcss- Thsy have bees sz-ias spzs el
Ghs a1ss eelEpetent iescsFs fn Aea Arfs Et-lAa@
and nassen, ald via - ate q 4u1saee variety efess
Eanss naEres or she Bali eelas ana ~ arH @-flss
a1d Wasszss shck aa resl g tas f-seeess es e.
Ihe schsal alI conara ca-sFasI trftss1sf lEHi
IS asclsek -. sad . 2 ~ 60 ~ fs-a-a ever NJ
Ees-aas Dry az11s SO 90 Nafie4r esfsrt-
A csass ga gesnE Fte4tztesH so p efen % Aelf-
zag. sestaa11sr lfla- ksl-ls g. Fef ssa l4z1eaa
csslt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, GALLATIN
TURRBHX

James Thomas VS.. John Taylor, al.
pursuance Of the decree in this the MAY term
o. will sell at the Court House this CITY on the
lHh day Of September next to The highest bidder,
ca the Brick School House and Of ground
tached ing the side of the Galatin Turnpike
about miles from the city.
@. D. BRIEN, c. 4 NJ
aug7. Chapcery Court AZ NASHVILLE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

Hon. Legrand G. Capers, a brother Of the
late Bishop Capers of the Methodist Church,
has been appointed Deputy Collector in the
New York Custom House. Mr.. O. is a South
Carolinian by birth, and served with credit in
the Florida War. He is represented as a
ready and eloquent speaker, and popular gen.
tleman.-RicHnaond South
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

Thos. B Page Guardian &C. VIM Stewart.
pursuance Of the decree in this the May TeTm
1857, will sell the Court house lot in this city,
he 18th day Of September next the highest bidder for
cash. the lot OF Il feet the de Of Cherry street.
the city Of Nashve formerly sold by he Tax Collector
the property Of Hughes, and bought by VIM Stewart.
O. ID. BRIEN, Q. a NJ.
aug7. Chancery Court at n a. hvile
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
oN ACREs- CLIFTON.

Joseph Branch, Bar Narcssa Martini Ex'x Moses
W Wetuore.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced in the above
cause. the May Term Of this court, wil sell
SATURDAY, THt 30 DAY or OCTOBER NEXT, At the
Court house lot, Ia the city Of Nashville credit Of O.
L. Is and "a months, with interest an that interest ia the
parcel Of real estate "Cft0H" which formerly
beong ed Of the late George ". Maruni and
which IS supposed 10 be about ninety three acres.
Notes IN good security required Of the pa chaser and
lien retained. O. D. BbEEN, q. NJ.
aup2T-sd Chancery Court a. Nashville.
10 THE BUSINESS MEN OF NASH
WILLIE
THAT valuable business house property, MeLaughln's
corner, froutug g. feet Marset street and 100 on
Church. propos ed 10 b. leased for term Of years, 10
party parties who viii iu prove the fAmes by building
thereon good business house or houses.
4tsrng ase invited 20 ME written pre-
posas undefg nec, who viii give further inorma-
@. ID. BRIEN, O. & NJ.
aug9O, chansery Court AZ Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

FRENCH REFUGEES IN ENGLAED.-In the House
of Commons on the 2lst,
Mr.. W. Williams asked the first Lord of the
Treasury whether there was any truth in the rumoI
that, in compliance with application Of the gov
eminent of France, the government of this country
would expel some of the French refugees who had
sought asylum in this country.
Lord PaImeTston. My answer is, in the first
place, that no such application has been receives
from the government of France; and, in the next
place, something like the excuse Of a village foI
not ringing their bells in the time of Charles H.
that they had no bells to rng-that we have nc
power by law to grant such application. Cheer;
and laughter.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
sTNGTRS

~ the ouly Eubstantial and Amply managed sewing
~ Maehips1 made and ihe cheapest and meet used
b. families ana Manufacturer for these aud ne following
-
1st They make which viii not rip nor raFei eo'h
sides Being alte. a. Id hand reEigs on leather
2d TIE SANE Machines with ak threat anl ool
fnsn suaol h equal facility en- every faIssg ~
leather. 80.
al Fhss IS no. q Two Needle nor TIVE spool eeenine,
,lt af.rhn4s naEes chain &C. ch, which raVes Gus &c
sssy "a csamon suis siockng besides nesiag an us1
cord os tie oack - the goods. . -
49, Thes- Machines are not al liable % Sc, oet o.
crssr 6eInr very smpls and sToag in her eSast'no-
-
sh Tbsy seu faster snd 40 more work 'hAn any o'er
Msrhiae- -.---.-a
~ "a stitch prneef bgths u chne . 50 strong snd
ssaufa that i & laposs BE % eqas q - say ethSr
Efsr1.ue - hsad. 1900. -
- 1890. IL ne gaiifo safe acne net countii "a.
rs tcre ~ over E ana, there 81 here M pfactf ~
49, .-lr- ,4atoanael satif8ctlu; something that
~ olfer Msstilcs eFef -.u
f.r.rh osoe &C. Rae Is saa4rei ever heks. CHINA HAN
.s.s'-s'i- fren-sssa. Wal. A singer.
"-ts 80 Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Advertisement of Important Sales to
come off on
SECOND SATURDAY IN SEPT. 1857.
nv CUaNCEpv COrrpr orr
LOTS IN EWING'S ADDITION.

'IH' d hayIess anu DINERS vs. B. ?. BENTLEY.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced in this case at
the May Term last this court will sell the Court
mouse ot m this city the len dav Of September next
LOIS NO l6S l64. les, and 66 plan OF the propery
known as Ewing's Addition Nashville These lots lie on
stevenson street, have front 32 feet each and run
back - feet to an alley.
Terms and wears credit, with interest for notes
well secured, and lien retained Sale free Of redemption
aug7 Chaneery Court at NasbSins
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
HOUSE AND LOT. ON CHERRY STREET, AND
NEGRO WOMAN LIZZIE.
Blake and Brown " Mary Fiemmanet
w. ". Pinueo 4 CO. vs.. same.

w. W. Piuueo & Co. -. same.
w. Hazeiiue s. 90. = same.
DY virtue Of dec pronounced In the above causes,
ID by the Chanoerv Court Nashville, si sell the
Court lot, the city Nashville, the l2th day
September and lot the side OF Cherry
street and the vrrtndah Hoe present occupied
by Saml H. Bugg The fronting about % feet and
running back about l10 feet a alley.
And the time and place viii sell the negro Wo-
Lizzie, mentioned ia the pleaduEs and hired to
Mr. Joel Davis
TERps-For the House and Lot and years, with in
terest except $3.50 D. the Slave, months, with
In erest lien be retained the lot and required
70 be well secured Ia each
O. d. BRIEN, O. = NJ
Augs. Chancefy Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
Z. n. PATTON.

The compliment paid in the unanimty Of the
vote has been well deserved by the energy and de
voon to this enterprise Of the public spirit gentle
men who have so largely contributed towards
placing it in its present prosperous condition.
Memphis BaILetin Sh inst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

"AAREHINa is HAsFE A wedding took place
on she lightning express tEain OF tie Michigan
Central kslfoad % the 2Tih BiE The eaurGing
vas d0ne ID SIC shors space Il fnar Or I've houFs
while riding a. the Fase d About 81 miles al boar.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10

EATIsG-HoUsEs.-Ths Boston Bee says there
are Que hundred and twenty-five eallng-h0ases Ia
that city. aud the money taken BY them amounts
% $4,000 per day. The number OF customers s
about 25,eOo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-10
A valuable Business LOT for Sale.

An now Offering for sale that valuable Lot Market
n street adjoining the Of Morris Mathews. The
lot fonts SO feet Market and back lei feet
wards Front street.
II would make Of the best stands for Wholesale
grocery Store in The city For terms apply to
septic. A. V. S LINDSLEY.