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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11


WAR IS A CREoLE.-The following from Har-
pers Aegazne, is good illustration of the lutelli-
genee Northern people upon many of those points
CONNECTED with the South, upon which they assume
to speak:
Col. Williams. gallant officer from New Orleans,
telis the following capital story OF himself, and a
Trend who heard Il sends il to the Drawer: The
Colonel was on visit to the North. and at large
dInner-party IN Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He was
almost a stranger TO the company, both ladies' and
gentlemen, but his agreeable manners secured him
d home reception and BE- was quite at ease among
his new acquaintances. ga dinner" says the Col
onei Il was seated opposite 10 a young and v, ~
accomplished lady, who remarked, in the course OF
eonvt rsaton, Surely. sir, you cannot have resided
long &C the south. your complexion is very ia n?
yes, replied, 81 am a creole of Louisiana"
ver'ation tagged, and all eyes turned upon
poor me- utterly unconscious of having said done
any thing 70 attract much attention. knew
not what to make of it, till the lady remarked again
With long breath, "WeI decIare-I beg your
pardon, sir but | would certainly have taken you
for white mani" my face burnt like FIRE and
Tor awhile was silent ia my confusion; but,
enng myself, asked the young lady what she sup
posed the word creole MEANT" "Why, black or
yellow, sir, don't know which, and it don't make
much difference" / then explained to her and
the company, greatly t. their relief that creole
means n0tiue and has reference to color race;
| that creole horses and creole cows are commonly
spoken of as creole men, and that l quite TO
| the manor born.'"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

The Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch, of the 9th inst,
says:
'Dr. DANIEL LEE, Terrell professor of AgrcuI.
beautiful specimen Of Sugar, made from the Chi
nese Sugar Cane, on the plantation OF Sir. W. J.
EVE, near this city. The entire process, from the
cutting of the to the completion of the boil
Jog, occupied but about three hours, and the re-
suit is a fine specimen of chrystazed sugar.
DR.. LEE thinks that from one TO two thousand
pounds of sugar can be produced TO the acre, on
Georgia land, of moderate richness. The richest
lands not, he thinks, best adapted TO the cui.
turs of the cane. The specimens of syrup noticed
yesterday, and Of sugar mentioned above, prove
beyond all doubt that we can produce sugar and
molssses our farms, equal in favor to any other
made.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

A SHocKIsG SERIEs OF CHIMEs.-SheFif james
Brewer, OF Danville, Livingston county, n. T.. left
this city by the NJ. @. 4. II. train last evening Ell
route for home, having in custody Isaac l.. Wood,
q native Of, aud up 20 four months since resident
OF DanVille but arrested at RAntoul in this State
on Thursday last, charged With the fearful crime Of
having, IA May, 1855, poisoned 50 elder brother,
his wife aud two children with the intention OF
ceeding the property Of she bro Their, amounting
10 $40 600 the family being thus disposed Of Both
husband and wife died, aud Eith them, as Is sup
posed, By q mistake the vile ef tbe murderer, the
Two children escaping and thus frustrating the e
sign OF Wood. The facts have recently come 70
Hghs 10 Danville, causing most intense eIeisemsnt
sud strong feeling against the Wsetehed dOa6le
fsatFicide.-CAieago Press.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The Helena (Arkansas)
Shield OF the 29th uIt., thus dscourses on the
weather and the crops:
The prospect now is that the cotton crop will be
serlouly damaged from an over-abundauce of rain.
Heavy showers have fallen in various parts of the
country this week, and from present indications the
end is not yet. Upon the best lands cotton is from
five to eight feet high, and still growing; but very
little is opened, and picking has yet been done,
and we imagine but little will be done before the
18th of September; and then should an early, kill
ling frost occur, the crop will be lamentably short
But should the fall be late, and the weather from
this time be dry and reasonable, very full crops
will be gathered.
Corn crops generally bid fair to yield immensely,
particularly upon the bottom lands The weather,
however, has recently been exceedingly unpropi-
tious for gathering fodder.
Speaking of fodder, we will here suggest to those
engaged in agricultural pursuits the importance of
raising hay Glover or timothy hay is much more
nutritious for horses or cattle than fodder. And
it has been demons rsted that the soil and climate
OF Phillips county we'll adapted to the growth
of almost every description of grasses, timothy
clover, rescue, muskeet, blue and Bermuda.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

DEAFH OF Hos. GEo G. DUSN.-Ths Hon. Geo.
@. Dann died az bic residence In Bedford dad. On
Friday night last. al 10 o'clock. Mr.. d. has been
IN poor aealth for the past year or tEo. from en-
iaFgeaent Of the spleen, sss supposed, batreal-
y from an internal cancer. sod bis deeeass vas nos
altogether unexpected. Mr.. d. twice represented
his District In Congress. sBd had fIisd other ina.
poFtsni statiens. He was maa Of distinguished
ablllgy, and bis death VII be learned with rsgrss
b. the whole eoantry.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
Cotton Crop.

During three or four days of last week it rained
in torrents. We never had copious rains in
the month OF August, aud they have extended, as
far as we can learn, north. south, east and west.
The Arkansas river, at this point, most extraordi-
nary circumstance, has more than twenty feet wa
ter in the channel.
The cotton crop, far and near, has sustained very
heavy injuries Our planters, and the most san
guine of them, do not count upon yield of
than two-thirds of average crop, if so much.
We have not bad a week of con tiuued dry weather
since the goth of July, while we have had repeated
ly three and four days of continual hard rain. In
less the weather turns off more favorably, at
early day, the bottom lands upon our streams will
scarcely make any thing at all.-LittIe Rock Dem,
Sept. LIST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

IL steam Piov. called BY The inventor ths
"Fiek'AHsr," ia PioeAsussl has been successfully
used in France. The inveatiop Is n the possession
Of company wsth capital Of about $500, 900.
The Sask is dons, as The name Imports by series
Ct revolving or descending mattoeks o. piekaxss.
The machine Is locomotive. whish carries itseif
over tie sod. and aptafos il 10 the depth q from
six 80 eight Inches. Il has no ssmblsnea %
plow, and kfeash iauFnAls describing Is say thai Is
does Is work better thsa any machine hlthsrt0
eoasiraetsd for pl0ulng purposea
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

TIVE subcriber having appointed b 9. WELLER, En-
Il Agant this superb EtraWberry, appi-
eants b. supplied tie faloNng Fer paessge
Of oozsn 81 CO. psckase Of loo sie package %
1000 gsl %. PACK then IN earth and Eaoss
they viii be live Il properly pAnssf, and Eive
plain directions their euisare. Orders Faay be
dressed Coiumoua, a., 20 my agents, J. a
MORT \ CO., Nes orleans. and d. ) WILLIE SH,
Nashville, Tenn.
b calling Al he seed q b WsIlss er the pub.
le may exact c1py Of ne and FRUIT; Also
from ioarnAs North and south shosing srpe
qualities of hss berry Al ethsfs in eslgalaa
On the reception o. 8 gin carefully paek dozen 70
Oh ellx and m4 any dsFccticn tie Iuion, pre-
paying the postage
d. WeeT Sin alss act sly agent for the salz ef
ny e6oLiEEg CeRN. Due nos5ee % the psedust weight
and yield per M b gsea when the Prsssa cToP
Rathsred. cHAs. A PA HoDT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
TO WHOITO WHOI
The following very clever dun was written
Percy Howe, editor OF the "Pine Knot"

The following very clever dun was written
,rcy Howe, editor of the spine Knot"
Twas on a cold autumnal night,
dismal one TO view,
Dark clouds Obseured fair Venus light,
And not star appeared in sight,
As the thick forest through
Nuggias usual, blue
Bent h eward, 'tacking' left and right;
When all at once he brought up right
Agains old dead yew;
At which he rounded to-
And 'squaring off, as if to fight,
Said with an oath shan't indite,
- Internal scOundrel, you
Light an III lick 5ou black or white %
Just then above him few
An owl, viii on bra oh did light,
few feet Ger the booty wight,
And then CONNIE need To Scb0-
To tChD-tO t0hO-tO tohO!
Qouth Muggins, Don't yOn think to fright
fellow Of my weight and height
With your ter 90bO ter t0hO,
You cursed bugabOOu
An il you're Beizebub, it's quite
Unnecessary you should light
For Muggins amt your duel
For money matters are all right
The Printers paid up-b0ROF 6rightn
Thereat the Owl withdrew,
And muggins mizzled too.
But there are other chaps who might
Be caught cut late some dismal night,
Who haze NJ paid GchGrs duel
They knOW-tO e0hO-tO a1hO!"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
Notice.

~ street. in the city OF Nashville, No. I2e will of n
for sale az pablo suction, the highest bidder,
credit OF twelve months all the personal property be
longing the estate Of Prof EdEard Gesler oeed
sistag Of set part a SET Of engineering and
Veyng several musical Instruments (among
them very hne Flute and easel large lot Of Sheet
Music sical Instruction books variety Of valuable
literary ard miscellaneous booAs (EnRsh ard err
god Wttsh, silver watch, bedsteaa tires
and furnture several articles q Household furaiture
large Of ready made clothing, several d0zen pair Of
socss, trank~, &e-
TERus skLE-Nots and good seEurty an be require d
upon all dollar.
MANSON n. BRIEN.
Adm'r, &C, Of Edward Gieslsr deed.
n. B. dnd good many unsettled accounts for Music
lessons 6e and ether indsbtedness these indebted wis
please cau az NY once a Cherry street. (CeopeT's
FudaE and settle he and those having cia ne
against said estate, viii present shea prepesy aGthent
Gated within the tlue prescribed BY lsE.
MANSON N. BRIEN,
sspti9-dt0t Asm'r &c. Of Eawasd 6issler, deed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
The Retort Courteous.

An assuming well-born, though it seems not
well-bred, English barristeT, ones took occasion
depreciate bis opponents character in at the
bar, by charging him with being 'the son OF
barber"
EYES," responded the accused, ''it is true, am
the sou Of barber, but had you been the son o.
barber, you would never have been anything
elset"
This retort, so well sent IN, rather disconnected
the high-bOrn arstocratc lawyer little height
ened by litter amongst the cOmmOn-sense folks
in the Court, and be biz his lip III sheer vexatiop
and lost his cause to boot.
II Is not a little curious, too that the mere acct
dent of birth should. even at this day, stil give
occasion for some Qet us hope but few to plume
themselves upon it above their fellows. Il seems
to us about the weakest point in human nature
We msy venerate the great, heroic deeds of
ancestr, o but II We cannot come within a hundred
miles of imitation, it would be a mark of wisdom
to preserve dead silence thereupon.
Addison in his day came down upon such false
assumptions With tFip-hammer force. But the
fools are not all dead yet. Pope, too, had tilt at
it,
"EIonor and shame from no condition rise;
Act wen yonr part there all the honor lies
Fortune in men has some small difference made,
one haunts in rags-one autters in broeade.
But by your hathers' worth II yours , on rate
Count me those only who were good and great.
Col If your ancient but gnoble blood
Has esept through scOundres since the hood,
Col and pretend your family Is young,
Nor ogn your fathers have been fools long,
What ennoble sets, slaves coWafdsf
Alas not all the bleed OF ali the HoRards.'
Look next on gFeatneas-say where greatness lesf
Where but among tbs heroes and the Wies
Heroes much the same, the pgnt,s agreed
From Macedonia's mailman 70 the swede."
Success wholly comes Of perseyerence-the right
sort OF blows driven home patiently, continuously
hopefully. Many man has elevated himself from
a Ounce 20 a doctor in this way without any lean
ing upon ancestral dignity. he who needs the aid
Of such slilts builds, say the least upou q very
questionable foundation.
The talented Claiming observes, "When set
before me true virtue, all the distinctions on Ehich
men value themselves fade away; wealth l. poor
worldly honor is Iaean-oRtWard forms are beg
carly elements"
"The King make belted knight,
zlaTquis, duke, an - that,
But an honest abooa bis might
Guide faith be maun ma ca that
FOR a. that, an e that
Their un5ei STOW. 4
Bat The Of 1ndcp ndeut silHd
l. cAtef o men Tor a. that i-BuEss.
Again, We say 20 one-t0 all-gO 10 and via
No matter what y0ar ancestors we're; Il they wvra
great aud good, Initiate their virtues has BY ali
means preserve their esB iisntity-be myself .
man - Materials for TziAkipg.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
The Purchase Of Mount vernon.

The ladies of Tuscumbia, Alabama, re-
Gently contributed hundred dollars to the
Mount Vernon Fund, sending it to the As
ISOLATION at Augusta, Georgia, accompa-
MED with the following neat and appro-
pirate note:
''Io the Moasnt Vernon association of augusta:
1.-The ladies of Tusbumbia, Alabama, being de-
srous of adding their widows mite toward TIE
conservation of Mount Vernon and having no or
ganzed society near them, beg their sister of Au-
gusta to forward their subscription. Could their
contribution keep pace with their wishes, then
would Mount Vernon be set apart and made to the
American nation, as the Holy of Holes to the
Jews. Their best wishes with the cause, AID
they bid it God speed.
TUsCUMBLA, Ala, Sept. I'd, 1857.
Is there town or hamlet in Tennessee
that will not rival this generous and pa
triotic act?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

JOEL DAVIS LESSEE 4 MANAGER.
JOHN Z. HARPER, TREASURER.
an this evening, FRIDAY SEPT 11TH, 1851, win be
~ presented Tor the frs time this ssarons beautiful
domest drama. in entitled MADELAINF, the bell
q the faboourg Madeleine Mrs. L. Van Deren Dr. APP
psanni, D 3 Van Deren. Bert rand, Jnc A Martin
overture oy the Orchestra The performance will he fol
lows oy the laughabe ooedetts in called, THE
Iklsh 1IGER.n Performance viii conclude with. the
Laughable Farce Of "THE HAPPY NAB Paddy Muir
phy,tG @ Charles 10 which eh2rac he viii sing THE
Bo7LD soGER BOY To morrow evening Benefit and last
aPpea auee Of Gao. Q. cHAkLEs.
RoTIOs--Doors open at i 10 O'clock. Curtain viii
rise at ~ precisely.
PRICES OF ADNIss0E.-DTess Circle and ParqIette 70
oests second Ter Colored Box 50 Gems. Col
orea gallery % cents Box ocs open daily from 10 o.
GO e A ~ anti ocloek P. 81, and froai until oeIk
r IA where seats may be secured by applying TO
s-Pt II JOHN H. HA6HER, Trea -er.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

A NEW DIoEsr.-The members Of the bar
10 Tennessee and elsewhere, viii be gratiied
10 learn that II. Vallintine, Esq, lawyer OF
our city, has digested. and viii 10 a short time
have published, aud ready for sale, q complete
digest of the decisions Of the Supreme Court
OF Tennessee. beginning with the 9TH volume
of Humphreys, and ending with the Sd volume
of Sneed's reports. This work will be inYalu-
able to the legal fraternity, aud every member
Of the bar saouid have a eopy.-AsmPhfs Ap'
Peat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
55 Acres in the sth District and Acres
Cedar Land.

Volney e Stevenson ". David A. Bel and other
IN purs1ance o. che decree pronounced Ia this cause az
II May Terra. 1851 will sell a. the Court house lof N
the city Of Nashville the l2th dy u Sepiembvr next,
4 tact Of IS acres The syh Civil district, ad-
Joining The lands OF Williams. Peter Ou and
. hers and also undivided half q acres Of Cedar
Land 10 wIllamson county, adjoining The lands Of -
Carmichael, a. Hob and }. Kid
Tsrus aud credit, without interest notes Sc
cured and lien retail ed 3 free iroul redemption
O. d. BRIEN Q An
aueT Chancery Court az Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

~ The Norfolk Herald says some fshermeni in
the water thereabout fell u with shoal of sheeps-
head that we're so dense aud heavy that the seine
could not be hauled with them in it. The fisher
men had TO spear them, aud in this way filed their
boat with some uncommonly large fish, that were
retailed in Norfolk at fifty cents each.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

Edward Everett has been invited By the Alabama
State Agricultural Society to deliver bis celebrated
Lecture on the Life, Character, and Death OF
Washington at the ensuing State Fair 10 Mont
gOmery. He has consented 10 do so! This will
draw prople from a long distance to the Fair
H,tHtSUile Advocdts
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
Iot oD NIcIemOre Street.

Aaron Putnam ". +. B. Garrett, e. al.
IN pursuance 81 ~ decree promo need IN this at
MAY Term. 1851 viii sell the 18th day OF Sep'em
Der hx house lot On this city credit OF
and g onthE without interest and free from redemP
ton, q Torrs' plpn lots the vest SIDE OF MeLe-
stree frourg - eet and running back 40
feet 70 an ay. Being the bought by the defendant
Of r. smell. @ D BRIEN, O. b NJ
auET Chancery Court a. Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
476 Acres of Land.

WAT ~ vs. att aod knight Wyatt
nv pursuanea Of decree tn bis az Nay Terms
ISL viii sell she Court house ioii Ia he city OF
Nashye on the i2th day Il September next tract OF
sTs acres or and ore less biug In nov Cheatham
cunsy iormers Davidson county ana being The same
ian sotf 20 AIRS Hyaftty Nicholas knight
TsHHs-fzs0 cash and for the baance credit OF and
70 months. Notes well secured and lien FetaiBed.
@ u. BRIEN. a.. n.
anal Chsncery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
Advertisement of Important Sales to
come off on
SECOND SATURDAY IN SEPT, 1857,
BY OHANCERY CnuRr CLERK
BY oHANCERY COURT CLERK.
LOIS IN EwING,s ADOPTION.


Pursuance Of the decree pronounced In this at
the Aay Term last Of this court viii sell a. the Court
house lot this ciiy tie 12h dsY Of September next
Lots No l6s 49, les and i66 In the plan OF the property
known Ewing' Addition TO Nashville. These lotsie
Stevenson street. have front OF 32H each and
back - feet 70 al alley.
TEKAs.-l and credit, with interest, for notes
well secured and lien retained Sale free OF redemption.
@. D. BRTEN @. 4 NJ.
augT Chancery Court at Nash vile.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
SCHOOL BOOKS,

BY THE D0ZEN Oh SINGLE COPY.
The attention Of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS Is invited to my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS. viz;
Elementary Spoilers, siTiman's Chemistry,
Pictorial Spoilers, Comstock's Chemistry,
Coniyss Speler. Lincoln's Botany,
TovBeis speler, Pictorial o. States,
spellerh Defner, Parley's HstOries,
Tower 5 Readers, Ancient History,
Goodrieh's Readers, Modern History,
McGufeyis Readers, AIe1an6er's Neral Seiecee,
Browns Grammar, Wayaandis Moral Science,
Butler : g. amor, CoDstcck's Philos ophv,
Kirkhs ms Grammar, Abereroubie's Philosophy,
Farley Is geography, o,nsted's Philosophy,
Nitchel's Geoers ply, Farker's Philosophy,
smih's eogrsI ny, Colton's GeogTaphys,
olney's Geof raphy, Wizards History,
Webster's Dictionary, WiIson's History,
Walkers Dictionary, Olmsted's Astronomy,
COlburn's Arithmetic, Towcos Grammar,
Davies First Lessons Song Book Of School Room,
Davies School Arithmetic. Copy Books,
Rays Ar ithmete, Pictorial England.
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Ana yss
smGeys Ari hmetic, MeEmeott's Analyzer,
Da,fe's Algebra, Latin Books
Ray Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddard's Arihmetcs, States and Pencils, Sc,
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sepu. BAG Il College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES !

RE the only substantial and simply managed sewing
n Machines made, ana the cheapest and most used
by families and Manufacturers these aud the ALLOWING
1st They make which will not rip nor ravel both
sides being alike, hand sewing on leather.
I'd, The Machines with silk thread and com
mon spoo cotton with equal facility, every variety OF
goods from the finest linen 10 the heaviest cloth or
leather.
80, This Is not a Two Needle Two Spool Machine,
which Machines chaia stitch which ravels out
easily knit stocking, besides making an ugly
cord on the back Of the goods.
4th These Machines at all liable 10 out Of
order being very simple and strong in their onstue-
5th, They faser and do work than any other
MschiRe
beautiful that impossible TO equal it by any other
Machine or by hand
Tth The proof OF the above there are over 1900
Machines the United States sOne not counting Eu
rope where 6600 and there here in practical
operations giving unbounded safaconi something that
other Machines
Branch Of3ee 46 Pubic Square, cks' China Hall,
Nashville, Tennessee. WM. A SINGER.
Rug19-dim. Agent.
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HOUSE AND Lor. on cgERRY STREET, AND
MICRO WOMAN LIZZIE.
Hlake aud Bsovn " Mary cana
W. W. Pinneo 4 90. " same.

Hlake aud BFown " Mary fe1manet a.
W W. Pinneo 4 co. ". zane.
sW. HaEsHine co " same
ny vrtue q decree pronouncef In TIE above causes
ID bv ths ChaacerF Coar &c Nash e VIII sen ~ the
coat Hsass lot 10 che ety o. Sashvte, on the IN DAY
~ seber tie houre and lot tbs east sl1e OF merry
sfst ~ near the VeFandah Hete; At present occupied
~ s.sl al Bsrs The fronting about - ieet ana
ruuufng bask shoat TO feet % an alley
Apd Al the sane tlne aud place AL seH me nssIo =
me- IlsrIr mentioned In tie peadinEs aad no" hrea 70
Mr. joel Davis -. LIN In.
Trnss-For The Hou aud Lot, ans years, VIE "a
t.ret except essa h. For the slave, ulens 49,
fntsrrs len BE- rctsined on he ioi aaa n9ie' iet
20 % sea ses~' - - O. D. REfES, O. a ".
- ryhancrfy Coart as Nashville
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so ploWA. g.

All exrezllnx daily : "a 81 sts EIllls sad JsEkrsos
- steel Fs, isFssE asa HsssFsed y teet 1arFoas
tsnz nez=s, sustisstlEs, haFsoNs, a
en- aEeat soF 1te ssle ~ NaF Earse Na2aas nRd HAS,
fQs41 e@Ftz. eaa he Pe4na4f ceetFsts4 Hsaita<s
ktfe4hsFry a14 EIol1s clra- esn1 @ y-aF eFdt
eeFtL ;. = L1LEz e..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11

- We regret TO learn that ALEx'R EwING,
Esq, formerly one Of our much spected. worthy
aud we'll known citizens, died very recently at his
residence in Texas. be had removed to that State
in the early part of this year, and now bis numeF-
Gus friends are panied by the news of his Death
Huntsville AdrOedte.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-11
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
HI. s. French & Son.

I'm TUESDAY, SePtem Der 1 4, we win offer for sale
~ in front Of warehouse Clark street, at 10 o.
clock, the following articles OF which we desire
close out without reserve, viz
so hhds Sugar, from fair $50 doz Painted Buckets;
prime, SOC reams Wrapping p apeF;
100 bags n. o. and Baltimore 25 IBIS Dom. Bre ndy;
Coffee; Is bhis Holland Gin:
1000 kegs Nails choice br'ds so bbs Julius mth Old
800 boxes star Candles, full Reserve whisky
weight; % Matches;
1000 bbls. Whisky, various 1f0b9xes Corn Starch;
brands; 101 Z" Wheaton Starch;
100 bxs Tobacco; 100 4" CheFoOt Cigars;
/, o. SKIS and hoe Salt; $50 " TaIoW Candles,
10000 Cigars assd brands; so BlacSing. large and
$50 bxs fine Brandy; small.
$50 dog Brooms;
With articles in the srocerv line TO
mention. sept. II. II. s. FRENCH 4 SON.