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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

A N.w RrMEDr.-A German who resides In Mil
Creek township, while recently suffering from pull
monaIy attack, sent for g physician who resides on
College Hill In short time the doctor called on him,
prescrbed two bottles Of cod liver oil and receiving
bis fee OF o. told by the Germsn, who dsked Tie
sze Of the bill that he need not come again. Ihe
Ger man, who by the by, had not heard the doctors
prescription very well, supposed be could get tho oil
and treat himself The doctor saw no more OF hs pe-
ent for some time but one day, riding past the ree-
dence Of the German he was Pleased to gee MIN oai 70
proof Of the virtues Of cod liver oil that he stopped 70
make more particular inquiries about IT,
you seem to be getting very well, said be, ID
dressing the German. ,-
"Yaw, I ish we'll" responded the former sick man.
You took an much oil IS 1 told youP qoer'ed tho
doctor. i,
"Oh yaw, I have used more " four gallons Of DO
dog.liyer OIL"
1.-THE what I" said the as.onished doctor
DE dog.liver oil dat you say shali take. j have
killed most every fat little dog could catch, and %
doe.liver oil have cure 10 1. great medicine, DAT
dog. liver OIL. .,.l,..
HE doctor bad nothing TO say, but rode quickly
away and noted il his Dsm)randum book MAJ COO
sumption might be as readily cured with dog liver ~
eod-hyer oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

were young men, objected 10 their receiving any
thing Doubtless both OF these modes Of dietribut-
ing he funds are within the sphere contemplated.
Both Of the two Committees would distribute TO
the wants Of the needy, and feel that could trust
the members Of either Of them.
There is but little clothing for distribution here
at present Nearly all that has arrived has been
distributed, and the remainder ia on the way be-
tween here and Chicago, stuck 81 different points,
aud Will IOt arrive until the Spring. Many OF those
who needed have not received II il not many days
since a number of women were in the Committee
rooms; some Of them had jOurleyed through the
cold more than thirty miles, but they could obtain
little that they needed some Of them LEFT 10 tears
have heard from persons who have bad opportuni-
ties of knowing that many families of settlers had
nothing but corn meal TO eat. Everything TO be
obtained in the stores here is almost Incredibly high
difficult to obtain owing, chiefly, 10 the high
rate Of fr.ights on the river at the close Of the
season-$3 per hundred pounds from st. Louis 10
LeavenwOrth with insecurity and proporhonate
expense Of land carriage, that none, save those
well supplied with means, lean afford to purchase
long.
There are many however, who scruple at re-
ceviRg direct eratuity; some even who cannot be
persuaded to take ON such terms. Instances are
not uncommon OF persons OferlDg their notes OF
hand for the repayment Of what they receive, st
some future time. | think it might in the majority
Of cases be well to give the aid in some such man.
ner. Let it be loan fund.- to be paid for the inter-
ests of some public institution or educatiOn or bet
ter STILL let it be perpetual fund for the suffering
emigration, which may again suffer as in this case
for Freedom.
There is another proposal which may well en-
gage those who can advocate Safe appropriations
a loan fund, from which the impoverished emf
grant can borrow money at moderate interest. on
the security of his farm, topurchsse it. This fund
could he kept as public fund for any purpose the
donors specified, and would, in the meantime, do
incaculabe good. We have not the excitements OF
war now 10 offer as an nducement for relief God
knows how soon may have, for hear 1t is not
over vet,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

HoLE.H-IHl-DAY The residence and appearance
Of The celebrated Chippewa Chief, who is wenknown
o many Of the old traders and settlers hereabous, u
bus described by recent visitor Hole in the Day %
living smo ng bic trse in the northern part Of Minnesota
Territory:
From the Agency FASTENED on to see Hole IN the
Dsy Pug-o.nake sheck, the Indian name means,
literally. Hole-in.tbe-Sky). He Is famous ch'ef,
having in bis youth distinguished himself for bold eI
Lott. and severe endurance Bat what most entities
LIN TO attention IT, the very exemplary course he has
purtued IN attempting TO carry out the wishes CT me
Government IN bringing his rsoe 10 the habits oil clyu-
lied fe Il was principally through bis influence that
a treaty was made between his party and the United
siaies and after IL went into effect he turned his a.
tepticn 10 farming. Previous 10 The treaty ne Was
,nppor.ed a. chief by the tribal revenue"
HE has succeeded well. Over year ago the re-
cepis Of what be sold from hs farm, aside from what
his house hold needed amounted 10 over 500. Al
leret after riding mile and hall without passing a
habtaon over fertile prairie came In sight Of bs
houe he bas sn excellent farm well fenced and we'll
cultivated His house 70 In cottage style, aDd OF COD
id. rsbe lergth; spscious, neat and wen furnished
Awning al The door dsmouhted and inquired % BIZ
sduaw Il he was at home. She sent her Ipe girf cci
into the field TO csl him There, indeed in he IN:
felc he war az work. BE met me very eordaaaIy ana
invited ne toto ROOM where he hsd an Interpreter.
BE held urousc,ed and agreeable Conversation On
Indian matters He invited me to dioe VITO u p, am
Iotbng but vant OF time prevented ny seeePunS ne
polite Invitation He Wa very re:ily dressed end
quite imposing in his apr esranse. Ho younger shnu
tupposed before seeing him. judge nun y De AoJ.
hrt, four He Il man Of strong sense, oi gIeGi a.
gtciiy, AID considerable AmbIsleA
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T1pE GREATEST ysGpICAL DIsCovBRY

", xEFEEpY Of Rc<brIy -. d'.eeyssS 70 sas q ON
pasture yea remedy tn.. ssI = .snns. Pt.pi.
n has eleven hunSrsd c.'ei snS 10, ss u Il,
s,' ever tso hundred certificates Of he rHSe AZ W,t.
VSnsJ miles Of Boston. 70 eur. pur,ns sore mouth
% 70 three bo.tles WI The worst Ind Of pmp'es On
ne i.s.. ho,,l., will char the system Of bok
TO bottles arc warranted 70 cure the woIs; eanheI 70 As
mouth Sy sl, are warranted TO the wost Of
sE,,gssr ar, warranted 10 cure an humOr In u.
bottle. are warranted 70 running Of the ears and
a 20 ~ eo,ies are warranted corrupt and anins
sS Gn, ho,t, will cure soAy svupioL oftke shin.
Two OF bottles warranted " s"re the worst 'a'e Of
rc OF three bottles warranted to the most ae'psr
rbTe. 70 lour bottle, warranted to cure sAtrheum
fIys 10 .isbt bottles will the Of sorofOA
DsEcrioss rOR UsE t.his 'Tc3sia per day oh
ss,bt ysss tesPsoDfu AZ directions b. apyhcaos 70
s s.'sfa M NASSNO' '''' PERSONA ''''"'''' - "
KIENEDYis SALT RHEUs OINTMENT,
TO De USED IN CONNECTION WITH
20, I,,,.,naIioS iSb HONOR o. rRE Eyes this sive
snnedisi. relief you will apply On hnen rag "H'" S''
Fos senp Hr.D you will cot the hair of the Affected part
spply the Ointment freely and you Will zee Inc
fos sIr RHrUM rob wei in =. often e0pTe a .,
ysuT ocntent it viii give you sueh real comfort shat
Xou rot help wishing well 70 the inventor
Foh scIBs These commence BY thin Aerd huid ooLans
through the skin hardening the surface In short
fne full q yellow matter; in6ained surface,
some lot You VIII apply the Ointment freely but DO not
rub II 10. ,
Fos Soar LEGS This Is disease more 50 than Ia
generally supposed the skin turns purple covered with scales
and tehss iIolersy sometimes forming by
p,iog Ointment the itching and scales will disappear n
fw days but must keep with the Ointment until the
skin sets ts natural color.
Tos THI PILEs and Ipasrnmatoo you will it freelyi
viii 1--WE immediate relief.
This with every h.sh sad sves immediate
pehef In every skin disease Aesh 10 hesr 20.
Price 90 cents box.
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, No 100 Wsren-',,
For by every Druggist in the United States and British
Provinces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

DE.rH WITHOUT wiRxsc.-John Wnebell o.
Olive died on New Years Day, In the apparent ~
sore.mentioned. son Of bis, while walking 10 ne
vicinity Of bis home, 10 wood, saw Wild cat 10 ne
rnbs ~ tree. On making the discovery be called hn
father and brother to come where be was They NINE
diAiely made for the sPot and were usysios IT%f
fsirfbefs which followed by his reeiiDg asd AZ
10 The around. lie died almost as soon az nc iei'
age Vi the deceased was sbou' "'7fS -, c..
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feaal Notites.

I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
the County of KewYork notice is hereby gwen 70 all
,,sons having claims against JAMES McNAU0HTON late Of
be City Of KewYoIk decesSed 10 present the same Win
thereof the subscriber At his Office No II Front
street in the CITY KewYok before the eighteenth
aay OF MAY ne1t-D1,ed NeYok, the fifteenth day Of No
venber, 1855. JAMES 7. WALLACE EAecuIOr'
pI7Ia U6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the bal


N remaining II the proceeds Of the sale Of the Real Is
tate Of JAMES J. STEWART late Of the City of New York
lately made In Of authority given by toe
las, will =, Of said James Stewart deceased and
an ord, Of the Surrogate the County Of ~ Will
nam Kelly Smith Cunning and Benjamin W. Bonney Execu
tors Of .sd will will divided by said Surrogate among the
said deceased in proportion TO their respective
deb according the SurrOgates Office In the City OF
York the twenty ffh day Of February next 1857 at
ten oeock In VI that day Dated this Seventh
day Of January, 1857. w BRADFORD, surrogate
WILLIAM ELY
SMITH DUNNING, Executor
i.1o1 .uewM BENJAMIN w. BONNEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

FuGlTIyE BuRGLAR-H Howard Gillespie, alias Jas.
Wells arrested Saturday, charged Nth being fagpVe
~ a, lans. fbpnsh N Y where he Is wanted
charge burglary and other charges which have besn
made afsrt bo lie IoSked mp preparatory TO heiss
hkt eseA ~ knsiBsksIth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12
TyyUE PEOPLE of the STATE Of NEW-YORK,

TVNHE PEOPLE OF The SIAI Il OF NE VI ONh,
BY the grace Of God free aud ndependentIos persons
terested In the Estate Of CATIIARlkE DUkfEs late OF
e City Of New York deceased as creditors peIt Of nm OF
You and each Of are here by eted
ard required personally be and before our Surrogate
of ths County OF his ohce IN the City OF new
Voi on the nth day Of January NEXT al 81 ven o'clock IN tho
senoop day then and there TO attend the Una ses
nent Of the account proceedings Of WILLIAM d. VAN
WAGENEN AdmDistrAoT. with the will annexed OF ms
goods ehattes aud credits OF said deceased. -
t.sIponv whereof we have caused tho Seal Of Once Of
,sid Surrogate to be hereunto affixed Witness, Al
FXANDBR w BRADFORD, esq, Surrogate Of osr
f. aid County the City Of New York tbo e6h day Of
December IN the year Of our Lord one thoasSnd e'sSs
hundred aud hfty So. A. W. bkADfohD
d2e IAw4wM bnSsNo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12
CUPRFME COURT-CI1Y and COUNTY OF


- EEw-YORK.-Jsmss II. Woods against Ebsne1ei Irons
Alfred r. serre Albert s. James aud Mary W. his wife, and
Edward D. JsmeTs TO be had in the City and County OF
Relief.-(COm: not served);-po
the sbovcpamed Defendants You hereby summoned and
requirrd complaint in this action which has been
the Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF New
York office in the City Hall in the City Of New York
Of your answer to the said on the
.ubacrber his Cfce No. Ga WGst, in the City Of New
within twenty days after the service Of this summons on
Won exclusive of the day Of such service and yon fail TO
answer said complaint within the time aforesaid The PLAIN
a action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
NJ the oomplAint-Deted New YoTk, November - isJi.
+. p. MARBURY, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint in the above action filed IN the Office OF
the Cleh Of the City and County Of NewIork, on TIE o'a
dsy Of November, 1895. - 80. 49,
DIS 1EW6wM' +. =. MAHBURf, flainuus Attorney
CUPREME COURT-JOHN S. LUTZ against
~ FELICIA VEsTVALI-SummorB for Relief (Con
not seTD To the DEFENDAkT-Sir: You are hereby sum
snoned required the complaint in this acton
which viii Tied the oce of the Clerk OF the Cny ana
County Of NewYork at the City Hail. In the City OF New
York copy Of your answer 70 the sad com
pant on subseTbeT their Office No Wan street. in
aid cy twenty days after the service OF this summons
ON Won Of the day Of such service and you tail 10
the complaint within the time aforesaid the PLAIN
tA In this will apply the Court for the rebel de
1U.nded In ho communicated New-1ork, Jan " lBSI
HEARHE L WARREN, Plain if's ATTORNEYS w
The CON pnt in scton filed IN the once OF Tue
aetk and County of Newl orb on The utn u o
Jabssry, 1857. HEARNh q "Ahhh'N NO "Si'''
jsl2 lsw6wh
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

BosroN, Jan. 2O-The ship California, from Surf
man, went ashore COhasset rocks last evening
She is a total loss. Her crew was saved. The
bark Tedesco from Cadiz to Boston, went ashore
on SwampScot during the gale last Sunday night.
The vessel aud cargo and all hands lost. The
ship Java is at New York, and not wrecked as
reported.
CINCINNATI, Jan Colour is firm; provisions
and groceries unchanged, and nothing doing.
Wheat is active, Red 81 l3A$l.l4. Corn is active
Rye is firm.
WASHINGTON, Jan 20 There have been no
R4ilro d arrivals or departures since Sunday night
All the roads blocked in every direction here;
Baltimore, New York and Boston.
BosroH, Jan 20.-The bark New Empire, from
Mobile to Boston, went ashore during the gale at
Cohasrtt and biIged. Her crew saved
Boston harbor is closed by ice down TO the
castle.
Il is feared that the steamer America due here to
night will be detained below.
BosroY. Jan. 2l.-The ship Orissa, from Calcut-
ta was wrecked near Cohasset on Sunday last. The
mate and three seamen were drowned.
The bark A. c Cochran, from Apalachieola, was
driven ashore near Race Point. Her crew wers
saved.
The schooner Bonetta is ashore near he same
place Two Of her crew were frozen to death.
The schooners Granite State and Panama ara
also ashore
ST. johns, n. b. Jan. 2l.-The ship Maritime,
from New Castle, England, wrecked at Morau
thus. Her crew saved.
BosroE, Jan. 21-Several vessels have been
wrecked &C Gloucester harbOr.
The brig Scituate, from Germantown, D. c., was
driven ashore on Monday at S,ituste.
The steamer America has arrived from Halifax,
NEW York, Jan. 81 Flour advancing sales
being made at So 40a6 so.
Wheat firm, at 72,73c.
Whisky dull, at 29c.
Stocks are higher and active.
ALBANY, Jan. 2l.-The State Committee of the
National Democratic Republicans favor the nOmi-
nation of Preston King for u S. Senator
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
MRS T. N. VANCE.

BARBEEs - Rg-oPEsED--0i the importance Of
BARRIERS class OF community, May Of our eiti-
zens have been made duly sensible since TIE late
descent Of The city Police qdite rumb,r OF The
knights OF the razor. Complaints have been Load
aud deep from some quarters, and, il would seen,
not without some cause. How many 'knowledger
boxes which, ere the past week, WED With The
vens plumage, have assumed sal, and-pepper hoe
or become grey as rat How MANY 81 oer
friends who had oil along piiied taeIpselvrs upoa
their hirsate sdornmcnts-- with many siasriuatag
wave OF hair that reflected the smorous sunboams,
aud gush OF locks that dalied with the zephyrs,
scented With anbrosiEl odors-suddenly found
their heads and faces typical Of a brar bush With
hair standing siK ways for Sunday. The veivsty
cheek, the seductive wh-ker, the killing mousssehe
disappeared in a chaos Of kinks and knots, aad the
Don Juan Of che Psilor wss transformed iuio an
animal which sht well have been taken lor next
Of kin % he .iss' "a porcupne.' A. unaasplcions
era indeed. 81 AapPier day has daEBsd Cor
many Of she saasTss Thpss attentive aud expert
votarcs Of the toasoiinl ar, Isse aaa AIssff, a.
the SewaBee House, are on tss 20 sadefa Az
,cgime, prepared 10 AsB f'aa .isusers - nrSs|
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
EXCHANGE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rheumatism, in its aggravated FORM disappears
from the system like host before the rising SUM- when CAR
sPASEH MIxTURE is brough bear upon IT, This
great purifier % The blood dives at the root Of all
such Diseases and drives it from limb limb and join. to
joint until It's stronghold captured and It is orcsd OF
the system through the pores the skin Let the suffering
try Il and become healed. jani4-2w
Holloways Pills-seekers Of health those dyspep,ie
suffering from weakness debility OF any kad, should
Of these fine medicines which will quickly
them to health they never II used
corng to the directions which accompany each box.
Sold at the manufactures, No. So Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. pa Strand, London and by AL druggists,
at 2oe, c2'Se-, and 81 per pot or box. jani4-iw
Great Cure Of Rheumatism.-The editors Of the
Richmond Republican, Of Dec. 24h 1881 that Car
ters spanish Mixture is qaAek medicine.
They had = in their Press-i who was Afflicted
with violent Mereuria RheumAtism, Who ntinuay
complaining Ofmi,ery in the back, limbs and jontshis
eyes had feversh and nai,ery, neck swollen.
throt sore, and all the symptoms Of , combined
with ssrofnA. Two bot Of Carer's spanish Mixture
cured him, Aad In ediosi notice above they bear
testimony to its wonderful effects, and say their only
gre, that all suffering VITA disease OF the blood
aware ofthe existence OF snch medicine. They ehesriuy
recomend IT,
See their cerseais and nOce in full around the
ianl0-Sw
BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.
This stosg language Jet soGLE's HLm DIE
(reeenty imprOsed proved 70 be So By Judges
he late Mechanics FAR held Ia Boston zmong whom
Dr.. Hays the eminent chemist and STATE Assayer) Who
awarded Il the PRIzE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition om all parts Ofthe Union
unparalleled superiority in isl ingredients
noarishing the hair destruetVe others 3D.
sain hurt The skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes hair any required fron delicate brown TO
deep black, natural appear marvellous MAaa-
assared said and sPpsa By wh B0GLK sTI Washington
street. BOsiHa dseio-unnaysi
A PERFUNKD BREATH.-wh.t lady or gentleman
would remain under ne q asaeresAbe breath whsu
~ using The "HALE a rHoUsasD FtownHs" a. dentri-
fee wood net only reader the teeth White
a. Aabassss haay pSssoas Do know thai their breath
Is had and ne snbieSs delicate their friends GIN
never enten IL POaz single dfop q aBaha" on yoar
,oosA brush aas wash ne nghs and ornlnE ahy
esnt bottle wiIl iast year.
A BEAUTIFUL coNPLExIoS nsy sasHy b. acquired
hy uslag the -BaIk fnorzAxD hSxE.a- Il xiIl re-
uoss sAn pples snd sskies the skin Ieasar q eta
son and roseair hoe ct ts~sl posr on vwo or thres
arots, And rash ms faes nishs asd nsasnlaK.
SHAVING MADE KAsF.-wss yoar shaving brusA IN
~Rsln % THoUsAsp FL0wzas" rub TIE hard vel ana
u SAKE hsautifa san lAfAsr. masA henasing ne
opsrasos 81 saving Prizes ouly as essts Per sAs ~
all Drssshts Beware .; oanisraA soas ssasns ualsss
agasa -
fsrFa-dtsen fFanklin essaFs, y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
Most respectfully.
NASHVILLE, Jan. %, 1851.

NASHVILLE, Jan. %, 1851.
GENTLENEN Your very kind and unexpected
letter Of the 2lst rendering me comPhmrntry
benefit, have received sud thaekiu!ly accept this
evidence Of your generous esteem, would name
Monday evening next iof the occasion Of the pre-
posed benefit Most happy that have 30 far Sc
cured the good will OF The kind citizens Nashville
believe me this signal mark OF their esteem and viii
De treasured among tAe most pleasant memories Of
the past, while il extends 90 Tie almost flintiag
heart of the humble actress new hope ani eOur-
age and strength 10 meet the trials Of lie.
Gratefully,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

Mrs. T. NJ. VAEcE-CoMPLIXENrARr BENEFIT.
II will be seen by the following correspondence
that a number Of citizens have rendered Mrs.
Vance n complimentary benefit No member of
the Nashville theatrical corps is more deserving,
aud pleased TO see such a movement on the
part OF the community. She is excellent aud
promising young actress aud an eetimable lady.
Her trials in the early part of her engagement will
not, We sure, be forgotten, and a rousing bene
ft NAV be expected
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
Gums! Guns!! GggnS!!!

ENALL CUNNINGHAM, No. ~ Public Square, have
just received and opened q splendid assortment Of
Single and Double Bird and Deer Guns among which
few OF the celebrated wesley Richards manufacture and
Other ne Guns in complete These Guns all Of
their importation direct from England, and all
made to their order expressly for this market.
Also Slarp's Ria and Shot Suns; Colts Repeaters Al
lens Self Cooking Pistols together with the finest assort
Of Powder Fas Shot Pouches and Belts open
ed in Nashville. nov19-d3m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
COrTOSpondence,

NASHVILLE, Jan. u, 1877.
Mrs. VANCE - The undersigned citizens OF
Nashville, DESTROYS Of testging high apprecia-
ton of y0as merit as az actress, well our
TEEN and regard FOR Jou a lady, beg leave to
tendcryou a complimentary benefit, to take place
at your earliest convenience. Trusting The propo-
sition may meet our approq and that your future
career NAV be repcte With that happiness and sue.
cess to which you so well entitled, We are
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

CoFFnrIn the early part 81 The week there good
inquiry tor CoEe hut foF three days past she
very quset- The aggregate 81 the sales 81
ths werk Abeat Lac haEs, fhe sales enhrace loo
inferior Rio 1t ese 80 haga rejected do Die; 30
hays Low grade do q 81 oe.; 4e hags good fair DO. Al
loc.; $50 hAga prnle do ~ II c.; aud 30 bags goea
fair do the balance % she cargo ~ the harqnc SWAa
ioke This cargo IL sth hrloa. ard the present iqdca
items that she there Tor time
come We have heard 81 transactions uerth notin
IN either lAeakyFs % Java Coaee. We quote last
week. Rio Geaee AZ 81 site. Ter eoInsn % medin let
losc. for fair; li4ttA Cor coed pFiar; AAsuzyFA
Codes a fnA e. i2c.; lava DE-. u \ soise.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22
Valuable City property
FOR SALE
a Public Auction

pursuance Of Deed Of Trust executed to by @.
Leak, the 14h of March, 1885, for the purpose ofse
curing certain debts therein set FORTH shall proceed
SELL at Public Auction, for Cash, SATURDAY the Sst
dsy Of January 1851 the Court House Gate, in the
city Of Nashville, the following described property viz:
House and Lot at the Corner Of Broad and Mark
being lot No. in the College Lots now occupied
Drug Store by Roscoe.
ALSO A lot OF Ground in the city Of Nashville 'front.'
ing feet Spruce street, being lot No. ). "
Stout's plan.
ALso.-A vacant Lot Cedar street, being lot No in
plan.
ALSO A Lot on Cedar street extended the edge Of
the Corporate limits and the Charlotte turnpike front
40 feet said turnpike and running back 1850 feet.
ALS0-The undivided half OF a Lot in South Nashville,
fronting IS feet College street, j. b. Watson owning the
other half.
ALS0-An interest OF 50 500 in debt due from Jesse
Page and secured by Deed Of Trust.
Sale to take place within the hours prescribed by law.
ign6-td r. A. COLE, Trustee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-22

Insurance. CoMPANIEs. As toe period comes
round, We Ind that old and healthy company, the
-ErSA, of Hartford laying before its patrons and
the pubic full statement OF s affairs, that auy
one seeking yOtectou tor his property against tue
elements can 90 so with the most conf tent secu
rty. The assets OF the Company, and they are Of
the first class, amounted the lsl instant to over
81, 100000.