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- LOTS ON MAIH-sT.
. LOTS ON PLANKROAD.
"a LOTS ADJACENT THERETO.

All situated In the plat called d. w. Kilbousns's
End Addition to the
CITY OF KEOKUK, IOWA.
eNHESE Lots are beautifully located about ons
upward. priess-9l75 70 $3.50 each; ons-fourth
sosA, halasss In l, and yeass. For rssidsnes or
spesuatioa they are The hsst bargains In this city
Tor sale By n. DINOND,
feh1e-Alu Kilbonsne's Blook Main st.
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GA Glnthon.

HvHD Ladies' Dsnevolsnt Society meets every Sci
j urday Afternoon 81 o'sleck, over Harry tul-
toa's slosklng store-ntraass from "a street. Per.
scas having east % clothing % haad ere requested
= ~ sssA articles y thsy nay fssl willing =
Diss, - ~ society sson.
Ladies Interested In hshaf 81 the pooe ~ In
vissd - attend.
Kodak, lows, Feb. 4, SD
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GoAone rass 70 FUEy.-Ths Editors Of
the Hsss tell : story which sAsy spply 70
our frsqasst repetition Of The $4,000
ensrgs, in such manner - 70 iadisats thss
No hsvs "seaAsd Msm 70 fury"
Well W shoald like 10 know what they
are going 70 DO sbost il.
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n office

Thavs this day sold ont my entire stock VI good
i TO J. X. Humphrey. who will continue to carr.
on the Hat, Cap and Bonnet Business 1T my oil
stand tho. 80, Main street,, and return my sin
core thanks 10 my old friends and customers 70
their liberal pstronge. and solicit for ny suesss
sov continuance OF the same.
Oct. 1Sd d. HUMPHREY.
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KEOKUH. IOWA
kssEnEScxs--HdWard kiihourne, L a.. Keokuh
John Whitehead. esq, New York, Chss L. Frsss
d.; Asesrs. PAgs, Brigss B Rabbitt, B.s.on; Aus1
" bmish, esq. Providence, u. L.; Edgar Cosklin
$50 cineinnssi, o.; Samuel WOLF, esq.. New o.
leans.
DOLIClRS will ~ issued In the following ars,
slass - rsllabls 00rcs, vis:
fus "AvsuAL LwK IssuaAscr ConrAsr." al
New York.
Tss "AslAxrsc Frss 4 MAsfxs IxsunAScx Co. >,
Of Providsnss. X. !. Paid up Capital 8 $50 ,ooo.
T.s "pEos!A nAalxs Asp Piss LIS Co." Of
Peoria, Ills. Paid In Capital 500. coo.
REAL 1srALK AosxCY Observation-Disclosures psid
to the purchasing and sslling Of City Lots House,
and Lands Of every description.
ron AALE.
IL Lots, ssch coutaining tso acres ri uated abont
mile below the city limits, in the Valley Of the
Demoine.
L0ts, IN block -. on the corner Of Fifth and
Johason ~.
Lot one, in block lfs, With Improvements there.
on; which consist Of one frA1s dwelling coutains
good rooms, built on tAs rssr ed Of lot, nd :
handsoos brick cottage e0ntstning -four roons and
= bessmmt eailt % freat end Of let; good we'll
Of wstsr on tha premises. Terms very low
=, -. = 20 fest BY 100 dep. on 3th, between Elk
- b. ~ feet, fronting On 18th street, bsswee.
Johssoa asd Rxehangs.
One tares story brick store, on sth 81 between
Aain and JoAnson
- BY 20 feet ON I'd street, between Exchange and
Desk, witA inprovsmsnts.
Lots 8, ,, 10. II aad II, In block $50, on Palsn
street, Astwssn 10th and l1yh.
70 feet froutou I'd street, between B.ondeau and
Cooeert.
~ feet on Third street, between johnson aud Ex
change.
70 feet on Johnson street, between III aud 9Th.
20 feet On johnson street, bstvsss 81 aud 4th.
3aA Acres Laad, beautifully situated aboat > Of
nile fron - old city limits, on the plank road
Main ssrsst ruas Through the centre Of ihs tract
viii be sold low.
namssr Of Ass farms containing from 20 70
900 scrss.
Those who wish TO purchase will do we'll to xiy,
~ = call. tfebis-u
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W1W -

fIN0 RENT, II ths ssusso q . 8 weeks fssu
da&s, double hoase, ul1h rosuo ~ 80 snalI
aaailin. ~ slabls M 49, n tAres hcsDes
- Awo heusso nsaT aAsh elher - e1oaae s. ~ VI
Unity q enssf thsn ;. o. xn&k0oo,
Ah1o-dk
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- Lisr o. lHDtAsA rasE Banks taken - Co,
Fsnsy st the Baking Houses in this city.
naak q ths Capitol, Indiaaepoiis.
BAak Of Elkhsst, Eikhart.
baak sf0eshss, Goshen.
Bank Of laAissA, Aishigss City.
Baak Of Mount vsrnos, Nj. Vernon.
DAak u Aestissllo. Montiesiio.
Bank u Psoii, Paoli.
BAak u Salem 6slsn.
Daak sfsyrsssss, byrasuss.
BANK IL Wassaw, Wsrssv.
ca.asiAssCny Baak, CAnbriAse City.
Ossal nank, Evaasvilis.
CvssssstCity BAak, 1vassvills.
gxshaass HAak, 0rssasAssls.
YaystteCesaty naak. Cesasryviiis.
yarnsrs' Daak, Wsse1sn.
Hoosiss Bask, Loeaaspsst.
ksAisas BAak, Aadiesp.
fn1isaa 0tsek Dank, Lapevte.
Is1ias nssssvs nsak, Ksksas.
Kent1sky stock " Colunkss.
Laxpsno naak. Ira.
AsssAe91e' - AesAAals' lsnk. New AlAa.y.
MI. ". eessk nask, nvaasviils.
P p Cey -. zs,s nssss.
DestAsa Bssk, 1ssvsHssss.
BAlsn Daak Salem.
Tippssases heak, WHs.auss.
frsdsrs Baak ,IsAiaaspolis.
BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
1Ihs sstss Of tAs following nasks are net r..
-. "a az q tss bsHksss y Ms city.
Wasrsa Ceusty Bank, Pssnsy lvaais.
Aaconb 90. Bank, NJ. Clemens, Mich.
Afitagton baak, Washiagton, D. c.
nzAhangs Bank Of Tssa., Aurfrsssbors' Team.
essinss naAk ef Isdiasa, Connessvills.
6snk u last Tennessee, Knoxvills. Tess.
Csatrsl Baak Of Tennsssss, Nashville, Tsnn.
Iarmsn sad Merchants Bssk, 0rssnshors. ma.
Valley Bssk, Hsgsrs.ows, Nd.
Maasisstsssrs' And Mech. Bank, COLUMBIA, Gee.
riasssn Sad Mechanics Bsnk, Dalton, Geo.
Yarssr's Daak, Wexford, Il i.
Ellsworth Baak. RilsvortA. Ne.
Wooster Bsuk, Dsnbary, Cons.
KassvhA Dssk, Kanawha, Va.
hank q tie kep.bie, Providsses, 4. I.
Lancaster Bank, Penn.
Canton Dank ,8suth ChiAa Maine
BAnk of british North Aneries. Aontrsal.
~. Vernon bAnk, Providsnee, X. /.
Bank Of East Tennessee, Nashville.
Rhode lslaaACsstral, H.
Baak Of HallovslI, Maine.
Providence Bank Of StanstSad. Canada.
nxeAsngs Baak, Bangor, Maine.
Zimmerman +" Canada.
Ce.nsr.iai Perth, Anbey, Nj.
IndiAaA State bAnk bDoouaeld
0raosssy haak ,LsfAyssts.
6havnss 6ask, Attiea.
stock 6ssasity Bash u DAnvills.
Drsskvills DAsk. Breokvills.
CsAtfai hasks Indianapolis.
xasnsn Al AssAsaiss Daak, Indiasspelis.
Iipsesasss nank. Lseausport
Hsssasgsoa 10. Huntlngton.
Csaasscr.--Ths following Basis, Asrssssos1
sesova est asc 80 taken ~ esTssey In this city
New Castle, Psaa.
Ss1berlan1 rawlings DAAk. M.
0roesrs' Daak, Dessoa.
CoaDassial Dank, Chicago.
Iesaneeh 1ank, 4ishigan, PER ssat. dis.
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Ths sosgrssasios = ~ SssssA Dsptist cAsrsA
Of kssknk will nsst In ~ NssaA- West nosa q
ksshaais' Dlosk. - Nais ssssst, every Sunday q
II s'slssk = =. - 7 ?. =. Hstsunss frsn oth
strsss - ~ fsas II ~ bsilliAg.
Asss0s bssssaa s--Plesse announces n. b kssD-
n - sssdsdats Tor CITY Rscosas, ~ sAaiss
MANY CITIxaNs.
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A sECOND Story Roon, 70 BY 80 feet, - Nall
"A street, between "a and ID, entrances fron u
pavement.
Also, good rear room CORNER Of Sth And Nal
street, % Arst l0or. WI. TH0HP0ON.
! feb3-dtaw-lm
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~ Os's"ssa"1j soH VI gtesk IeftAilty.
feb0-dem
IOWA STATE EAlR EOR 1859.
FIRST PRRMIUM AND DIPLOMA
THOMAS CURTIS,
No. Is Main Street, Keokxk, Ioca,
For Paintings, EngravingS, &c.
REsPEcrFuLLY in'is. attention to ny a.v
PICTURE GALLERY,
which 10 nov open to the public. and whore maybe
found some Of the very fnsst
Plot RES
Published In this country or in Europe.
Plot TURF FRAM MES,
Plaia, and Ornansnted In every style. Bssinsss
Cards framed. THOs. CURTIS,
os:3sA No. 70 Aain-st.
NEW 0ENTLE16E1gB
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. si} Aaia street, b.,ssen ID and Sd, Ksekuk.
WIZ subscribers would announce TO the eisissus
u kssksk 40 vicinity thar they have Just
opened tAs above establishment with complete ~
soStmenG II
GENTS FURNISHING GOODSl
Il Comprising every variety Of
Shirt 1Ias.. .,,-. Stocks. s.;P..ss...
DrnWeRu. Gkn~l
Collars, nitsens, Blankets,
rss.. as'' .i'l ,.rl. S1s II
Teilss Articles and Fancy GeeAs.
Having given spssiai sttsatos 70 the sslsetisn Of
the show stosk " feel confident " can make Il 70
'A' ad'.''As' = sA''''. want :. give :, s.
NIB. shirts made 10 order, ana warranted 10
It. ldse1Adl H.AK.R.
II. p. WOODWARD 4 CO.,
wnolnsALs psALxas N
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
Ne. 90 Main street,
nevlSdAwly
sAvID .. ssirz. Is. vA1sIc1ISS
NJ Ds vAWoGCKkEN.
R1ALxSTATR AUCTIONEER.
el11z 4 VAlGsICxLEN,
DE ALBR0 IN REAL EerATE.
u0uo1s, LOfs AND yA1ASS0a GALE.
&C. g !ehasss ~, sss.1sd and ID, opposite
The Posto1ss. tost6
Bonnet 1leachsYy,
"NBRR al kids Of Straw and Lses Boa -
w Aese Will Dc cleaned ard prsessd IN ths ~
.''s fashionable Eastern 'syl:. r~r..o,
yohnssa-st., ever the PostelRss.
Keeksk. New. IS. 'ss-dly
ROR 6XIE.
a DESIRABLE Brick Residence, together with
"A one Or two lots sAjeining, haadso1ely leeaas1
ons Of the most eligible parts Of the city. Ap-
~ = sA' andsrsisasd = II. o@se q .Ae City
t.oks II. Js.. -, 's7-du
Om0lCD READINGI
EW PUB lCATIO NEl
MODERN WhitAsl6-6ssnens q TIE Rev. G. H.
"a 9..s sR''ss'a' q loadoa. lsr a: & |. .or
HRMRY LYLE, 81 Mls ana Kxisesnee, s. Rui-
- 80. y AaryAs. For sale b. 80. -
~ 11nologisal Dietissary 81 Ysniiy ss1
"a Olsee!aa Ns0ss, with N essay On thsif AsSi.
~. 49, - i.'''s' to- 'a''hZ H4.r -.
q J0UhHAL q Invsi. = Kp1s, ATsIls nd =
s.I asI' I.'a' , DavA null; &, =; z os.
ITALIAN oI0H16 ~ RspAl PFinaDles, sssn
tere.sh Ansrisaa spsstaeissl iee sels y
fsbs-d \. Z. HART A'oON.
| BoR ISLE.
t4I1 Leass and Rus1ituse q ~ Dudlsy Honse,
~ poee3ealara, Inquire q ~ peopytetof, or.
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% C1ty lets Ser sale
I'm DIAONDS ADDITION. Terms-l-7 cash
balance In fouf ysars These lots are beautifully
situaesd on the binG, near Urand Avenue, and com.
msDd Ans view Of the river. plat .of he saus
nay - sesu u The o1cs OF c. X. bimoaa. In XII.
boarne's DlOsk. AAin-ss. (frbls-dtf
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oo.I-s oESas 1Ain-N. lfeols-du
= kmsAA. Z. nowE. Gxo. D vaLr
KENDALL, HOWE + Co.,
tsocc1eeOns 70 nowa, lockwood COIL
Wholesale ana Rssnl
AUCTION 1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ana Real Estass Agents,
sssoad b., nsxt door 70 the Athsnsuna, ksokuk
DARrIcULAR attention viii, B. o.;a 70 ;, Via.
and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
- entrusted 10 NJ.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend to
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of all
Liberal cash advances made on goods consi xned
for sale when desired
We hare large and veil selected stock Of Gold
and silver Watches, aoid Jsweiry, ard Notions,
waich ws oeer q Wholesale and retail. as low ~
can ee lSsnd IN the country.
Merchants ssd Pediars viii be supplied at ex-
trsnely low prices for cash
List 81 Real EstAse Ger sale
BY KENDALL, HOWE ACo.
{ lNk FULL Lot on Main ST.; do on johnson IT );
~ valuable lots on High street.
i" Concert
i" !" Orleans :"
Houses and Lots on Concert st
4 Lots - l4th st.;
] Business Lot ON First st.;
Lots, Lsyec;
Valuable Lots corner High and 10th sts.;
] House and Lotion Morgan st.;
~ Acres Of valuable land within nile Of the old
City limits.
100 Acres Of Land within eight miles Of the old
city limits.
Acres land in Oak wood, Ills, valuable for gar
1ssing purposes.
7Town Lots in Oak wood, on which are growing
thirty hns young fruit trees.
novl9-d KENDALL, HOWE 4 Co.
1.-TWO good Meat Cutters and ane arnin Lathe
1 for sale by
dsc3-d KENDALL, HoWEk CO.
eoco0A.Ss. Cheap store, opposite
the AthO090o,
CLOSING OUT WINTER DRY GOODS
ISO make room for oar spring purehases, We will
soil our present stock ut and under 6rst cost
The stock 10 large and we'll selected aud consists d
cloths, cassimeres, csssincts, jeans, biaIke meri
nos. hanns, delans, calicos, laces collars smbroi
defics, trimmAgs, comforts, hoods, maysis, stocks
gloves dress shirts, under shirts and wool
en- and cotton yarn and in feet everything kept in
general Dry Goods Store.
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lsAuuEsTIoN or VITAL IMP0RTANCk ~
/ THF FUTURE INTERESTS OF 0Jkcllf.
Cttisens are invited to call at the warsteoTs q
the Keokuk Furniture Mandatory, 1856 MaiI-s,.,
and examine our stock Of fsrior, chambtr, and
Dining Room Furniture. Cur assortment u now
com piete and We are manufacturing variety 81
articles entirely to the trade, which Tor style
vorkmanship and finish cannot be excelied BY any
house East or West.
decif-d hiLboIh NE 20 -
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Uoaeeal Dookn. -
lust rsaslvSd q DOUDLDDAHA WILAONU.
- feo3A-d = strseG oeae Mala.
x COnPL0T8 asorta0n1 q VaenA1 y. IN q
IA CtndnnAtt an0 ~. Louis manntno1nsote. .
nsAla6 1uxuOLD0s Dvue 80,
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.uo. ..r-- AT8NkUA.
xMv1. 1anaees.
k.one - FespscMsily intefmee sAAs ~
anessss vsu 1920, ios ne cPrtsg .eeens -
.y, ~. - ~, VIA fsl! 40 s0saens
ss%PsnZ. D.na9 sns 5000 eoaasaas sssssssies
~ = 1sess - sse eosntsy VIII appear.
l s.s.
Dlssoluslon.
TSHE eo-portassship u Ooonsbls, Dnyth . o..
sxPirias ~ linitssioa. l. this day lisselved y
mutual AenSonts Mathew Ceunahla faGIrins 49,
said Arn.
The husinsss Of said I'm will - elsaa1 N hy
Albert i. Connabls and Geo. b. 0oytA.
ALBERT 4. OOuNAHLg,
GEO. >. SMITH,
MATHEW C0N1ApLI.
Kssksk. Feb. 10, 'sf-1sb3I -dkwln
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-31

WROUGHT Iron CARs.-The Hudson River
Railroad Company have ordered four of these
to be made and used on their road by the way
of trial. The framework is to be very strong,
yet elastic basket, each joint being protected
by rivets, and the whole further protected by
making the entire platform at each end one
strong spring of STEEL Cars thus made will
be lighter, it is said, than wooden ones, yet so
safe that fatal accident with them is q thing
hardly possible, as they viii spring, bend, or
| twist, but remain whole, rs a shield To their
occupants, no power being able to break them
| into fragments or splinters.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-31
Extraordinary Work of Art.
w. T. BERRY & co.
HA VE JUST RECFIVED
The Legend Of the Wandering Jew.
ILLUSTRATED BY GITsrAvE DoRF.

ILLUSTRATED BY GEJSrAVE DORE.
Poem and Prologue and Epiogue by Pierre Dupont
photographed Notes, by Paul LserOix Biographical
music by Ernest Dore, Translated with critical remarks by
George W. Ornbury author OF ART Nature at Home
and Abroad" elegant volume, folio, half morocco.
"The astonishing series Of Illustrations by Dore to the
old legend Of the Wandering jew, the no.
tice Of connoisseurs Of all countries they show hg er
range OF talent han any similar series Of times
W. T. BERRY & co. have also sale the following
valuable English Illustrated Work Wis:
l. KNIGHTS PICTORIAL HALF-HOURs; Or, MsOeua-
mics Of Art with Illustrative Descriptions. vols.
in two small 4to cloth.
2. THE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vols.
Alto.
! g. THE LAND WE LIVE IN. a Pictorial and Librar
sketch-Book OF the British Empire. 2 vols
| 4. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE FINE ARTS Architecture,
Sculpture, Paintings, Poetry Music, &C. Illustrated by
numerous Engravings vol, 80.
| 5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES. A
Series Of Papers Ancient Art VOL, royal, svo
| 6. HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE ABBEY
| CHURCH OF ST PETER; WEST MINISTER. In
Guiding Notes and Biographical Memoirs Of the Abbotts
| OF that Foundation. Illustrated by John Preston
| Eeale. vols, 4to.
| Z. WALKERS ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY IN WOMAN, and
Critical View Of Hypothesis respecting Beauty. Ne~
| edition. % Drawings from Life. VOL, svO.
! S. WALKERS MANLY EXERCISES, containing Skating
Shooting, Sailing, Running, Swimming, &C. New ed
ton. A Steel Plates, and numerous Wood Cuts.
vol, 12mo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-31

WHAT We EAT-The Rochester Democrat
chronicles the arrest Of butcher in that city
for blowing meat. "And what is blowing
meat'" inquiries friend at our elbow. Il is
thus described:
'sThe process consists 10 inserting a hollow
tube, such rs quill or pipe-stem, in quar-
ter Of veal or lanh. and then, with the breath
OF the operator, initiating the fatty part Of the
meat 20 the greatest possible extent. Il will
at once be seen that while tins process may
add ~ the sttrsctiVsness OF the appearance 81
ihs meat, il can scarcely improve is flavor OF
quality. Fancy man whose breath Is s CON-
pound Of the fumes q tobacco sad whisky,
with the addition. perhaps, Of partly deeayed
teeth, filling nice quarter Of lamb with such
villianous stencil, and who would knowing
/ ~ buy or eat the msst sfleFwarlf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-31

The STEAMSHIP PERsIA.-A paragraph has been
going the rounds of the press, taken from letter
published in the New Orleans Picayt'He, stating
that this vessel on her last trip to Liverpool was
condemned, and had IS feet of water in her, and
also two of her compartments filed with water.
We did not the time give credeuce to the story,
as the Liverpool papers would undoubtedly have
heard of it, if correct Mr.. Cunard, in letter.
now denies the fact, and also she never bad
IS inches, much less feet of water, in her hold.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-31

COFToS FEoM VERA CRUz AND ISLANDS IN Tx
SoUrH PAcIFIc.-The following communication on
this subject has been received from the Board Of
Trade, by the Secretary of the Manchester Cham
Der Of Commerce aud Manufactures:
"Ofice OF COMMITTEES OF Privy Council for Trade.
Whitehall, August s. 1857.
SIR:-I am directed 0y the Lords OF the Com
mittee OF Pryy Council Tor Trade, 90 acquaint yOu
Tor the information Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
that theiF Loriships have recently received through
thc Secretary Of STATE iur Foreign Affairs, speci-
mems OF cotton, grown 10 the district OF Halls
eoyon, twenty leagues south OF Vera Cruz; the
other from the Tonguand. NAvigator's Islands, in
the South Pacific. These specimens, my Lords de-
sire 70 intimate, will be open 10 inspection az
the Board OF Trade; aud their LoFdships arc de-
sirous that the Chamber should intimate 60 those
Interested, that such Information - has been for
Harded respecting each viii be communicated TO
thos- DESTROYS OF invest gazing the subject. Ia the
latter islands, my Lords are informed tEat the cot
lon plant, grown spontaneously, IL perennial sud
assumes the form ot tyTcfpoEQ ySQ tQ uelTe feet
gn height" Ia ASRs0 kfe al ~ 4 fesented 10 b,
ednlf slh "a aaelialsse - ssE q sQtaete 90 tie i
tYAtQa ol cotton = "a hat sisii pe 4sIsbs6n q
ts eneoafagsa5ss9, Jsfss saRptss gegs sil4espssbs
III 6siug furplsaefS iE9qsi aft sfsasEFslI
sa.,ssA hH ryPHF o2f s5fssns, ss svsa ~
1 5slaaiGAsl asias Isl ksssat AkssAss<sa
sssAO alo assrrstaFF olth sClisas ses q ghaisFes
II haAlsa4 tas kaaaztsa .saeaft = go -
hsbhs iasls1i si rsls ssisq azs.ssz e sssdl Hs 81
! ..i.sSs.sa Asvs,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-31
NANCE & WO0DWARD'S
Advertisements.
WE are offering good bargains in the following list of

w property
50 feet of ground extending from Spruce to McLeTors
street. between Union Cedar Streets may be oVi0eo
into two lots of 40 feet each Isl feet deep.
one lot On College street, nearly opposite Aments
y lots in West Nashville near the Ne @, depot.
lots on South summer street. improved and2 vacant
0ne lot fronts 4S2 let on Maple street. with superb oek
dEelng and all necessary out houses, shrubbery, &e:
One lot of Az feet fronting on Broad street, with a
Depot.
lots on College ST., so and As feet, in 9TH Ward near
30 lots Buena Vista Springs Of all sizes fOm so feet
lots wen improved in 9TH ward on MARKET street
We, lot ~ se on Lebanon Turnpike between the Water
COUNTRY LANDS.
so MurfreesbOro Turnpike miles Out-a most
beautiful sight, buildings.
so acres the Buena Vista Turnpike = miles OUT
1888 acres rallies out near the Stewards Ferry Turn
pike on NcCrories Greek, good place and cheap.
9Z adjacent TO Spring Place Lebanon Turnpike
IS acres on the n c. Railroad and Mil Greek, miles
out, handsome lot.
50 acres the n. c. Railroad II miles out, very
865< acres on the N & C. R. R. ard Min Creek Valley
Turnpike miles out, pretty place.
% acres on 'he Charlotte Turnpike miles out, we'll i'm
u acres II miles on MurireesbOro Turnpike, well
leo acres miles Gauau- Turnpike adjacent to
Saundersville, very good place and very cheap 49,,
house nd springs, Gn= place.
SO on the Nolensyile Turnpike ~ miles out a
/ choice lot.
s5R acres on the NOensvile Turnpike, miles out,
| coed place ana cheap.
1I5I acres on Rains Avenue and the T. A. R. R. y
/ mile out very ehesp.
81 acres miles out the Mil Greek Valley Turnpike
/ very good.
A. acres miles out on the Franklin Turnpike and t.
| A. Railroad.
275I acres miles out on the NurfreesbOrO Turnpike
| neatly improved.
rs acre miles out between Galatn and Porter Turn
/ piNes, very rich soil.
rs acres miles out Lebanon Turnpike, well i'm
! proved.
1885 acres 16 miles cut on Long Creek, with Saw
| Mill.
5000 less quantity, miles the Clarks
vile turnpike, heavily timbered.
n miles cut, North side Cumberland river, abov
| town.
ga choice land 81 miles out between Hilisbor
| and Ri h and TuTnpikes, choice farm.
100 ~ miles out Franklin College, well i'm
proved.
l42 acres miles out on n. C. Rail oad good improve
! ments.
$40 acres miles out on sides of Big Rarpeth rive
and the North Western Railroad; miles last Of Kingsto
! Springs, very good tract.
4S5 acres miles out between Mrs. Smiths Mill an
FrauSiin College, good spring.
15I acres mile n. f.. OF TIE town OF Franklin ana
mile east Of r. A. Railroad, good improvements. a
| aug29. NANCE WOODWARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-31

PHd.NIx ON THE Accommodation Phoenix,
Ialel, travelling by Railroad, vas bored by boy
with an ACCORDION, and this is what befel thereon:
Ii was alter eleven o'clock; the train had passed
New Brunswick, and the passengers we're trying TO
sleep, hal hall when the boy entered. lie was
seedy youth with a seal skin cap, sigulariy drLy
face, a gray jacket Of the Ventliauug order, and
OFT Out very remark ably broad pair OF corduroy
corduroys." lie wore an enormous bag OF haver-
sack about hls neck aud ia his hand that most
internal and detestAbie Instrument al accordr0u.
l daspise that Instrument Of music. They pull the
mu.ic Out OF it, aad Il cones iorth straggling aud
reluctant, ike cat drawn by the tiA frou an ssh
hcIe or a squirrel pullco shriekiug from a hollow
log With a ram rod. This unpuaeipled boy com-
menced pulling az this thing. and horrihed with
the most awtui version OF that Wretehed Dog
Tray" that ! ever listened %. Then he walked
round the car aud collected torIy-I cents. Then
he returned to the Of the ear. aud standing
close by the stove, which was red hot-thv night
being cokazzta lssaAyed u pull out "Pop goes the
Wa2se Ehsh sjlllsS3y5 Rasa issakI tue boy; be
he dropped the accordeon, burst Into teas. aad
setozpahisd 81 yeiis q me uisG dgOtxlng
charaetyvsT q an y ~ 9VdDg - 0setfl 20 -alre-
trioutivf Providence. lie bad stood goo siesg 70
tRestaSe, 40 IS - % gHl sl4lsksl
ate tae6f ~ elsr 80 SAAl A 1se ~ 81
Jacket was the seat Of bis woe. Aisgr hf gY{ ~
h4s ere toKassasF bsF iHglas 9as W. sSssE sp'
iRinh5fs calm Game over me. IA ESQ bAsil = lalsl
yafssssuis aigu hosA siE tsA aBssE aosP Ahs
appy Elssr - r rslss
80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-31

WHAT DO THEY MEAN?-A correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch, writing from Knoxville, width
he had gone TO attend the great Southern Con-
vention, says:
ITO realize the comfort of a Virginia hotel, one
ought to travel into Tennessee"
Another, writing from Petersburg, who appears
have been rubbing his sides against some of the
delegates, remarks:
delegates from Knoxville are fast returning to
their native element, dsgusted with their trip. and
down on the starvation hospitality which many Of
them met with"
Has the supply of whisky been exhausted il
East Tennessee?