Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
Tennessee Historical soo,e,u-

| ~'O'10I' ushaih DelnS absent on account OF the
illness of his wife.
Alter the reading and adoption of the Minutes of
the last meeting, the following contributions were
made by the persons named:
BY JOHN B. WEsT, Eso.-Bugt of Francis B. Fogg,
Jr., Esq, deceased, eldest son off. B. Fogg, Esq,
ofthis city.
US.
Df JOHN A NcALLIsTER ESQ, OF PHILADELPHIA.
impression of plate, caricaturng the ''Congres-
slonal Pugilists" of 1888 humorous representa-
Ioh OF the fracas between Hon. Mathew Lyon and
lion Roger Griswold, in the Hall of the House of
Representatives, Feb. 9th, 1898.
BIZ Hon. W. NEWMAN, OF W1NoHE=rER.-A
forty shilling BILL issued in 1875, while our country
was colony of the mother country.
fifteen dollar bill of the old North Carolina cur
rency, issued in l776 at Halifax; No 42O
By MARYLAND HISTORICAL SocIETY.-Cougtitu
ton Bylaws, &c.
Catalogue of Manuscripts, Maps, Coins, Portraits,
&c, and an account of tue Library of said socfe-
! ty.
Journal of Charles Carroll, of CarrolIton, to Cans
ada in 1916
Discourse on Life and Character of George Cal
vert first Lord Baltimore-by John P Kennedy
1924.
American Coloni-I History-by Thomas Donald
son, Esq, l849.
Commerce, Literature and Arts-by Brantz May
er, I848.
Caiforria-by J. NJ Harris, read before Mary.
land Historical Society. I849
Origin and Growth of Civil Liberty in Maryland
Geo. N. Brown, 1850.
Gen. Ohio II. Williams, Life of-by o. Tiffany.
1851.
Memoirs of Columbus-by Robert Dodge, 1851.
Logan and Cresap-.by Brantz Mayer 1851.
Maryland Two Hundred Years Ago-by S. F.
Streeter, 1852.
Democracy in America-by Geo. W. Burnap,
1853.
Annual Report of Maryland Historical Society,
1854.
American Slave Trade in jamaica &c.,-read
1854.
Martin Behaim, the German Astronomer and Cos
mOgrapher of the times of Columbus-by John G.
Morris, D. D., 1855.
These publications of the Maryland Historic
cal Society, and some of them of rare interest
By A MEMBER OF tennessee HIsToRICAL Soc1E- |
TY, NOW RESIDING IN BALTIMoRE.-A piece of |
PIssteriug which portion of the wall of the
Commandant's room at Tconderoga, when that Of
fcer was called upon by Col. Ethen Allen, Gin the
name of the Great Jehovah and of the Continental
CONGRESS" to surrender the Fortress.
Presented BY T. M.-A;nsworth's Lancashire
Witches, ". l2mo.-G. Rutedge n Y
A Lithograph Of Mr. S. D. Morgan's Store.
A Wood cut of the State Capitol
Presented BY Mr.. HENRY EICHBAUM-A Pencil
Drawing of the oil Masonic Hall before being al
.ercd.
An India-nk drawing ofthe Hall after the aItera
ion.
An India-l0k drawing of the Literary Depart.
nent Of the University of Nashville.
An India-ink drawing of the PRESBYTERIAN Church
'eiors being burnt the second time
The Letters Of Junius in l vol. , mo. Boston.
S54
An alarm of an old rattIcsnuke, supposed to be
ged Is times.
PRESENTED BY STATE LIBRARY.-A collection of
amPLlets. IS in number. !
BY P A. W.-"The Great Iron Wheel Examin-
d, or its False Spokes Extracted" &c. sc. Rv
I'm. G. BrownIow
PRESENTED BY ER. A. 8. LANGLEY.-A collection ?
Is pamphlets
PRESENTED BY Mr.. S. c. RoDGERs.-The Great
on Wheel; or, Repuhlicnuism Backwards, and :
hristia ity Reversed. By J. R. Graves, Nashville.
$50. t
PRS ENTED BY Mr. SAMUEL HAZARD, OF PHILA- &
of Pennsylvania, from the Dis
'very Of the Deawar,, 1909 to 1852. By Sam' q
azari, vol mo. Il ,zard Mitchell Pbu,- S
lphia 1850.
PRESENTED BY Mr.. B. AYREs, OF MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Biography of the Signers of the Declaration of
dependence, with many portraits By John San '
'rson, vols svO. R. W. Pomoroy, Philadelphia, I
523-7.
Several Newspapers.
Presented BY J. F. WAGNER, (rHE ARTIST OF K
iE PIcTURE.l-A Copy of his coored Lithograph Y
the City OF Nashville, made in 1854. THE best
cture of Nashville yet published)
PRESENTED BY CAPT. VIM EDMI.ToN OF HARPETu
a LLEY, DAVIDSON COUNTY TENN-A short broad
Io.d, worn by 1t. Col Dupoister (Du Poystergl p
British officer upon whom devolved the command IA
ter the death of Col. Ferguson, at the battle Of
ngs Mountain 7th Oct, 1850. With descrip- !,
IN by Mr.. Putnam, of the circumstances of the p,
pture of the sword. It is p inches long. ami H
e and half inches wide, silver mounted. with st
Ill dogs head. in silver, on the end of the hilt
e scabbard is lost. valuable relic, truly =,
PRESENTED BY ALEx. c. NoRvELL. ESQ. or
.sHvlLLE.-The American State Papers, in II
II Svo. A valuable donation.
By HON. JosLPH b HEIskELL, OF HAWKINS 4
An Indian FIeshing Instrument or Hide Scraper,
hard SAINT stone or porpuyry.
PRESENTED BY Mr.. A W. PUTNAM.
A Typographical AMI Historic Il Description of
ston, &c. BY Charles Shaw, Esq, Boston, 1917. I
A Yer of the Wsr (the late Russian War; BY
ans DeGurow-ki, New York, 1865 -
History of the Cosmopolite; or the four volumes II
Loreuzo's Dow Journal, cooceutrated in one. /
". l2mo. Philadelphia, 1918, "a rare edi-
of Do~'s works.
History Of the campaigns Of 1850 and 1871.
he Southern provinces of North America. bv b
ut. Col. Tarton, ". An, with 5 very good maps
plans. London, 1881
PRESENTED BY Mr. wM KEtsEA. sal
he original wooi cuts (rhe block-) Of two en-
vin-s cut about 65 years ago H. Boston. bv Ma. II
mel Dearborn, among the first to take IN q,
raviug in this country. obttiuej for the Engr,- 80
by Mr.. Norvsl, ,ni for him b. the donor. a. =
We. one OF the engraviugs represents a wh,l. \
X harPooned. The other, au Eastern Potsn. 3
riding an elephant attended ty bis guard.
By ANsoN NELSON. \
oices OF Nature and Thoughts in Rhyme. bv .
+. Sidney Dyer. Louisville, Is4s.
auses OF Steamboat Explosions, &c, By J. r. K.
IN. New Orleans, 1859
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