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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
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BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
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SFNIhs oF AAEidtA 2
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fra Ilnua. Asai isSy5ti1i71''6 . = Z 10 isg
Whereas argeusral convention Of ficqdSlip,
reciprooa establishments, commerce, end for
tho SURRENDER Of fugitive erimoals, betweenthb
United Of Ametca ani thefSNlas Con
federasioa, sSas concluded aud eisped By Lheir
rsSpasliye plepnotentiaries, in the city oi Ber-
ne, on the 18th dly Of November, eighteen huu-
drcd and fifty, which convention, as snbse.
seqden'Iy amendedbp competent epIAorIllqs OF
i6' respective government, an4 beng IN tao tns
DHhi'o'l ",e a0'V'' ''Ae y %
"0ru las 10 iV''O"9' ''
The limited States Of America anltbe Sqiss
Confederation. eopaly animated by the desire
M rteserce sn1 draw more closely thebonds Of
lfSon,Is6;n which 90 b,rnily exist be,weon the
tw, rennhlics, MS we'll as 10 mrmopt. by ali
Ina me,ns nt tGcr disoosal. fb5 etmnerei'Nn.
I1ercnnrse 6F ,hetr rasheetiye citizens ba,emu.
,ralIa rosolged ,olconclrda a, General eonven.
t;on of f,;enI.b;r recnrooal ost,bIisbments
commoree % and Far 69 surrender N fogitlye
cr,minajq '1 's''a' aa' #'a'.tfs .f 9ait
,0~ ID tlllsss. 81 .4..,.a
i For this purpose hey have appointed az
their plenipotentiarlcs, to Wiz
Tlt Pgesidentoftho United states, A. Dni
10y Mann, special agent VI the United 9tAGe
on o mission 10 me, SWISS C0nIoQeratoh; aN'
the Swiss federal council, Henry Druey, IRE
sidcutof The SwssConfaderatlon Director o.
the poiitcot department, anu tiedonek RE.
4 HerQsee, member Of tho fedora eoquel5 piIec
tor Of the department OF commerce ana ofi0
| lis; who, after d oommunleatien oF thetranos
pcc;iyc full powers have agreadta ths top2g
Ing ariEl's; s t5... ...
Article l.
J Tbo c;,zcna az tbe United States Of AMER
}, a onn tbo citizen, Of switzerland shall boul
mitted anjrtroatod upon footing Of geciuro
cal coun,itv in Tho two countries. where sue
admission and Treatment shalrnot copfit. wit
/ tho ronstifntionol crsaeal proyisops. as we
ifedersIus state and ea1topaI, Of the contract
inc puties, The citizens Of the United Statq
ond M eiti7eos of Switzerland. as Ttlf as tli
members OF thdir families. subiektsto tie cons
, titotiobal and legal provisions aloresaidsau
! yielding obediedCe 70 The laws, regulations un
usages u the county wherein lhey rfaaS
shall be at liberty 20 come, 20, sojonflf Tempo
rarily. doniciate or siablishthsmsfIea ! er
, mauently, the former IN the1anlops oi iAs ; H'
UOuledeTahop, the Swiss N tbg state. Of y
American Union, TO aclulre, posaes and oilptt
! ate therein properly, aslsespan'a " arilc \,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21

No. .. Joint Resolution for tho Statistics 6f
Of tho coqswise commerce to heineludet
hereafter in the annaal reports ofthe Sco7'
rotary Of the Treasury onGomncrca and
Navigation. lf aaaa mesj eof.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21

TIE eiti2en, of one Of the TWO republics,
residing or tStahlisbei in The other, who shall
desire toreturp TO lheir country, or who shall
be sent thiihar bya Judicial Atction, by ah
Nctcl rblfee, Or in ro1nrmity pith tha laws
aad regulations on morals and msalieily, shall
be received at all times and under oil cnsum.
STANCES, they, tbeir wives, aud dier legitimate
issne, in the country to which they belong, and
in Which they Shalfhava presertddthcir rights
nOonforpity with the laws thsreol. t
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21

!. Neither Of the contracting parties sliu
!, pose any higheror other duties upon the w
=. iatiou, expectation, or transit Of the nat
Or industrial proddcisof tho other tlap
'is ssi moll hsgioitt otr sfso. iW
~ ia 'sfboD aes s.ea u,sl, 70 ss.s
~ 's-ss b ~ . 'ysr ,s-y. 4ws !
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21

In order to establish tb9if character as citi.
sens Of tho uatcttStates Of America, or as
citizens Of Switzerland, persons belonging to
the two contracting countries, sballbe bearers
ofpassp9rls, orOt other papers N due form,
certifying theH nluonalily as well as that Of
tho members or 'tljir family, furnished or au.
thcnticdted ny q diplomatic Or consul0r agent
Of thsiv nation, residing in tIIalcno Of the two
couutGos Which they YAsAsD jplay4t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

The incubation of religion and morality oy
works of fiction has of late years come very mucn
In vogue With many Christian writer's, and i0fui'
not an unmportant part Of the current L''e'S1u,'
of the day. We are not prepared TO approve ID
ly of this mo ie Of cutiysting the virtues III :"
full extent, nor are prepared 70 co"ue'Hu I've
That nor,litv and virtue which dignihes our ma
ture. elevates our character, and decor@tes our
Ives-that lofty consciousness OF the mioo winch
eviaces setled conviction that our aims are just,
and y,yes us moral courage and strength to pursue
the right, however enviroaed or oeset oy the al
lurements or temptations Of wrong we are inclined
20 believe, must spring from discreet judgment
and an enlightened conscience, the result of deep
and correct reasoning upon the principles of right
and wrong. They come in the formation OF
character, slowly aud gradu'ly, as man progresses
from the cradle to pouhoop, aud TO be firm in the
disposition aud affections, to shine upon the path
way of our lives. with that kind Of btilanee and
coostancy, which shall dispel the gloom of the
"valley of shadows" and light Us on TO the perfect
radiance of blessed Hereafter, they must be
made a matter of everyday contemplation and
ttudy, by heroic self lenial, and by constant OBJ
servstion and practice OF the genuine and whole
come precepts of that "candle Of the LOrd-bright
star OF Eternity"-the BIBLE We have but little
conf ience in that recilude and virtue, which ind
their origin aud support in the calls Of present ex-
pediency, or in the Utilization of the fancy. I'm
questonaby there books, emsnatng from the
press, the result of patient labor, and of good
ind o1 .,,d of he
character we have adyerted to, which woull edfy
the christian aud instruct the philosopher; but
do not suppose that all that class of publications
are of that high stamp. But there many Of
them, aud we presume most of them; calculated,
at least, to employ the mind properly tina
not TO be employed at all; and from nost, If
not all there miy be derived some lessons i1
right-dOng, which will strengthen the pur-
pose aud cheer the heart of the sincere seeker af
Ter that knowledge which is "incorruptibls aud
passeth not away"
With these observations, we acknowledge the
receipt of the following works from the Pub
fishers, SHELDON BLAKENAS & Co. througl the kind
ness Of Messrs. GRAVES, AIrks d Co Booksellers
and publishers OF this city, who have them for
sale:
CHILDHOOD; It's Promise AID Training By wv.
w. Everls, Author Of 1.-The Sinctuiry,"
80 'Bible Manual, Life aud Thoughts OF Foster, :"
&c. &c.
LIFE PIcrUREs; from Pastors Notebook By
Robert Turnbul Author OF "Christ in His
tory" the Genius of Scotland" &c.
GRACE TRUMAN; or, Love and Principe. By Mr..
Salie Rochester Ford.
GRACE AMBER. BY Mrs. c. w. Denisoa, Author
of alone Pictures" "Wat Not" Carrie
Hamilton" &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
Common CounciI-ReguIar Meeting

lhOhsDAi, may IO'
Aid Fogg, from Finance committee, reported ia
vorably on sundry accounts, which were ordered to
be paid He also submitted the report of the
Water Tax Collector, which was received.
Aid. A. L. Davis, from Cemetery Committee, sub
mitted the report of the Sexton, for the month of
April, showing 81 interments for that month 81
whites, aad blacks-32 from the city, and from
the country.
Aid. Fogg, from Special Committee, to whom
was referred the petition OF the Mechanics Insti-
tute, for permission to build rooms over the pres
ent Market House, % feet in height, between the
north aud south wings Of the Market-hcuse, report
ed that the committee had ha a conference with
a committee on the part of the Institute, and re-
commended that the proposition be accede1 10, on
certain conditions The proposition is, to grant
the Mechanics Institute the privilege of erecting
building for their use over the Market-house, and
have the free use of the same for fifty years. The
committee of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
recommend in favor of granting the privilege, pro-
vided the Mechanics Institute commence the i'm
provement by the LIST of May, 1858, aud finish it
by the LIST OF July, 1859, and when the Institute
may be ready to go to work, the Mayor is to APP
point committee, who shall in conjunction with
a similar committee on the part OF the Institute,
draw up written contract, specifying the terms
and the privileges to be extended to each party.
The report concuTed in.
Aid. Fogg presented petition from the Snpern-
tendent of the Public Schools, asking for the cree
ton Of an additional school edihce between the
Sorth Nashville Institute and Broad street. for the
better accommodation of the children in that
quarter Of the city. Referred to School Commit
tee.
Aid Halle presented petition from NJ. Powers,
for the privilege of erecting frame building on
Jefferson street, on which spirited debate took
place, from which it was apparent that the City
Council intend to discontinue granting the priv-
lege of erecting any more frame buildings in any
part of the corporation. The petition was finally
granted.
Aid. Jones presented petition from the Keeper
OF the Work-house, asking for an increase Of COM
pensaton for boarding the prisoners at the Work
House, in consequences OF the enhanced price OF
provisions Referred TO committee consisting
of Aid. Ware, Coleman, Glenn and Halle.
Aid. Fets presented petition from Peter
Lowry, asking for the privilege Of holding night
meetings by his colored congregation. The petit
ton rejected by unanimous vote.
And then the Board adjourned.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
Notice to Contractors.
14zSSIs5 t1zzzIza IIzxsEzE5 - 49, 60
y @ - ~ 49, EssaZ2zSEETZsEZ-Ss-S
WINcHEsrER ANp ALABAMA RAILROAD.


PROPOSALS. are invited al Salem Saturday, the 18th
July next for the Grading Masonry and Bridging OF
this road divergng from the Nashville and Chattano oga
Railroad at Deched and running through Winchester and
near Salem in Fransn county, Tenn and from thence to
Fayetteville in Lincoln county, distance Of about thirty
eight miles. No.,
The road been partly graded for about 20 miles from
Decherd-T sections having been finished and ~ parity
graded.
Bids will be received for 'ections of about
one mi each) Payments will be four iths cash and one
hh in soekto be made the work progresses, the stock
only to be reserved on monthly estimates
There will be heavy work, in making the ascent
from the crossing Of Elk River to the table lands knoS
the Barrens" Very little rock wilbe encountered on
any portion Of the line. -
The country through which the line l. carried healthy
and the requisite production for the susenance
OF n and stock.
Plans Proles be examined blank proposals and
contracts accompanying specifications procured and
any information in relation to the work can De 90
taiDed on application kdEin Mead, Resident Engineer
at Fayetteville for ten days previous 10 the letting
Satisfactory evidences Of ability to complete the Wor
for accompany the proposals, which may be adj
dressed to
" K sfEvESsoN President, Nashville, Tenn.
JAS. II. GRANT, Chief Engineer, do do.
EDWIN MEAD, Resident do Fayetteville, do.
or be handed in at Sa EN- IN the day Of letting.
By order Of the Board. jar. II. GRANT,
Nashville MayI4 1851 tiIjuly1 Chief Engineer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
The Flux Annihlliated.

Every summer and fall thousands Of people die Of Fux,
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Palms. and other irregularities
Of the Bowels 1t be cured in every case Tor 20
cents, by the use Of TUcKEKs CHOLERA sYkUP,
which has be en- tested by the best physicians in the South
and West. and by them pronounced the most eectual
remedy now 10 use 1t has performed more astonishing
cures than any other specific human life can be saved
10 nine cases out Of ten by investment Of rs cents Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN RAINS and I. WELLS, Drug
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
For MrnrnIs.-The regular UnIted states NJ.

FOR MEMPHIs.-The regular United States Mail
packet City Of Huntsville arrived last evening, and
will leave on return trip this evening at o'clock.
We are indebted to her attentive clerk for river IA
vors She is in charge of that careful aud aten-
tive officer, Capt. WEAVER assisted in the Office by
our worthy young friend LTTrRER. For pleasant
trip to the Bluff City, we know of no better oppor-
tunty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
Bruce's Auctions.
More FNIEaEr eS !
STUUE THEW GOMEZ

lust RECEIVED direct from the East with orders TO sell
y immediately close ut different embellishments over
One Hundred thousand Dollars worth Of RICH, FINE and
VALUABLE PROPERTY, from what used to be the hIst
houses in New York Gall and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. This stock is well worth the attention OF All
classes.
~ Sale viii every night at early gas light
Stock consists Of large assortment OF hne heavy gold
cased English patient hunting Watches; Silver az
ehes ali snds large Of ne Gold JeWery con
listing Of Cameos Nosacs, Gold stones, forlnune Oa
fornlA Diamond, Rubies, &C.; Gold Chains Keys Feneis
Pens large lot Of Fancy Goods Cutlery, Plated ware,
Merchants Pedlers and the trade generally are PArsi
culary advised 10 call and examine this stock
Goods put up in qualities TO suit buyers Every arhee
warranted a. represented. Terms easy NJ, Q. BRUCE
may7 Auctioneer, Cedar streeI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

FoR NEW 0RLEANs.-The new and beautiful
steamer James johnson, will leave for New Orleans
to-day. She is 10 charge Of the veteran JESSE
JOHNSON, one of the oldest boatmen in the West
ern country, assisted in the Office by those aaable
and attentive clerks BorD, Moss aud SHAW. In
neatness and pleasure she Is the ''boat Of boats,
and for gentlemanly officers, has DO superior.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

tF We are under obligations 10 Messrs. w. T.
BERkT a Co., Booksellers &s,, for the "RepoH Of
OF ths deeison o. the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and The 0piaions Of ne Judges thereof Ia
the case Of Dred Seoa vs.. JoAa f. 4 Sandfsnd,
BY Bsrj c. iio~srd, the Official reporter. This Is
tbe authorised report Of that celebrated case, and
those who wish H. can obtain them from hsssrs.
w. 7. Berry Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
TO.nANtS RACE


The following is the programme for to-day:
FRIDAr, May 20, 1857. Sweepstakes for three
year olds: $500 entrance; $50 forfeit. Que mile
heats; three more 70 make race. Closed with
the following entries:
Gen. B. +. Cheathsm eaters eh. C, BY Epsilon,
dam Cottage Ghl, by impL Ainderby.
Wan. Roundtree enters e c., by 50 Boston, dam
Sally Jones, by LeSiathan.
W. 7. CheAtham enters b. {, by Glencoe. dam
by Leviathan.
Co. George Eliot enters 81. c., by impt Albion,
dam by Leviathan.
w. cArrick enters g. f., by iupt Albion, dam by
Ratler.
Cbas. N. MerriweAther enters ch. T., by impt.
Ambassador dam sister 10 FraXiailla, by imported
Autoerat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

Pianos and Mustc.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of 1888 Broadwa " agent for the sale Of many
ofthe most makers Of Pianos and Melodeons
Offering them prices which advise all who desire to
purchase avail themselves Of He also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue of Music of from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His the rade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable Of which he viii be able to oil tot he
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Pianos known among the very best
enabled speak Of those instruments with some
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
ceIlent tone and durable aualy.-N y. EUdR0eIiSt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
white Teeth, Perfumed Breath, and Bsautifu

White Teeth, Perfumed Breath, and Beautiful
Complexioncan be acquired by using the "Bdi'a Of
thousand Fzoacers" What lady or gentleman would re-
min under the curses Of disagreeabe BREATH when by
using the "BALM on TERusAsp FLOWERS" as densi-
rce would not only render but leave the teeth
white as aabaserf Many persons 90 not know their breath
is bad and the subject is delicate their friends will
mention Il, Beware Of counterfeit Be each bottle Is
signed FsfhiD1s W, ~. u
Rer sale By all Druggists. leozo-Sns
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

THIRD DAY, Wednesday, Msy %, 1857. Pro-
prietors Purse, $500: Mile heats.
Ben. Malone's Oh. f., Ella Temple, BY Albion,
dam by LeviAthsn, al
W. Roundtree's b. m., Cherokee Maid, by
Hamlet dam by Leviathan, Il 2 5
V. S. StevensOn's b. h., Tancred, by SoVe-
reign, dam by Levathan, - 3 2
Time l:49s-l:4st-l:5oi.
The above race was very handsome one, the
running being spirited throughout and, as the
time shows, sWi6. There was a fourth entry
which did not start.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
arexon Getting Bald J

your hair turning geyf Do wish to cultivate good
whskers and moustachesi Your hair to be sO silky and
gossyf Your head COOL comfortable and free Of I'D
ruf Mothers are your children to have luxurian heads
ofharP Then use BooLEs HYPERION FLUID, which never
lsn its unerring effects Prices Is cts SO cts 20 cts and
81 80 per bottle Bogles Balm Of Cytheria stands unr
vailed for Graduating ad pimples and Identifying the
complexion. Price 50 cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
my8I-Iy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
THE FAMOUS ROADSTERS.
THE EATON HORSE,

UGATUCK BLACK HAWK,
Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stock
Company.
INHEsE superb animals will make their hrst season in
Tennessee the State Fair Grounds, Nashville
terminating July the 4th 1884, at e25 the season, and will
be limited 20 ~ mares each.
Stockholders and gentle n wishing to breed their mares
will please make their entries 10 y r. Rains
practicable settle bills during season with Dr.
X. U. Foster, Treasurer Of the Company.
Good pasturage wi be furnished mares by =. r..
Rains Tanning at the usual prices Of the country
grain will be fed and extra attention given, required.
THE EATON HORSE is good red sOrrel, full seven
teen hands high and for strong points and perfection Of
form, for horse Of his great size, his equal be
found. He bred in Maize, Is fifteen years old, ha
trotted under min. 50 and Of the fullest Mes
senger horses known His dam was descendant Of the
old winthrop Messenger, and hls Of the Long
land branch Of Messengers His colts large, and
generally open and feet troters He Is the sire
the "GTaT Stranger" that roed in min 80 Sec, amer
his shoulders seriously injured the Ice
Fair at Philadelphia In the words of Mr. Brown, chairman
Of committee, hdRday en- 800 and many other excelen
roadters Mr. Holmes, editor Of "The Maine Farmer
Of him bis paper April 3D. 1851 that No
he days Of Ne 0Rd WInttrop Messenger "a son II Hapor.
tel Messenger has got so many feet trotfers; the
agents Of the Company regard him horse Of higher
character for string ro2dsters than other In America
! NAUGATUCKBLACK HAWK. Is rich and stylisA
brown horse eight years old, l5k hands high, has often
otted in 245 and he bore oG the frs, prise Lone
Star and others At the State Fair he'd at New Haven
last and his colts remarkably promising. He vas
sired BY Vermont Black Hawk, that made D. Hill bis
err grand sire Sherman Morgan great Rran
sire the original or Justin Morgan Horse. his dam was
Lady Barton, by II old Menbrno, and he by the N
ported Messenger He Is half brother 10 Ethan Allen the
popular trotting stallion living, Black Hawk Maid
Black Raph KnOWNohing that tr0ted tChcago in aaI
and beat Flora Temple Long Island in 230; Bele Of
ratoga that in 239H and many othe roadstsrs
Of the cOuntry-see unslsys book Morgan horses D.
| 100 TO 1875.
These animals have been imported from the North viii
view Of Aordng The best opporu mites for breeding goo
family horses and the Directors have therefore put thea
W. Z. ELLIsT0N, Il. O. FOSTER,
ANDREW EWING, r ALLEN,
F.R.RAIHS, 10. EDWARDS,
]. tanning, Directing Committees
mavf-lmo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

She appears 10 the celebrated drama of the "Queen
Of the Abr'tzzi, and the burlesque of the Beauty
Gndh Beast, besides which the entertainment will
be interspersed with flvorte songs, among which
the karselss, in English, Aagpie By my side, &c,
Those desiring to spend an evening pleasantly, and
are disposed TO encourage Miss Mccarthy with some
thing substantial than mere applause, will not
fail to embrace this opportunity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD.

This strong language, yet BoOLEs ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
receny improve proved to be So by thejudges at
the late Mechanics Fair held in Boston among whom was
Dr. Hays the eminent chemist and State assayer) who
awarded It the PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, over the
choicest Hair Dyes exhibition from all parts othe UnoD
Its unparalleled superiority consists st Heterogeneous
are nourshing hair destructive, Others 3D.
Does not stain nor hurt the skin 3d. Is easily applied and
dyes the hair any required from delicate brown to
deep black so natural appear marvellous. Manu-
actured sold and applied by wM BoGLE, 277 Washington
street. Boston. dee1O-tlmay81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
NIsnr1LIr Nav os- Is

MEssRs JoHNsoN, HORNE d CO,-GeRtlsmeH -
Yours of the 2sh instant, with check for $3.50 90,
is received.
In behalf Of the Fire Department. would re.
turn our thanks for this liberal appropriation TO our
treasury, which We will endesvor TO eXpend as may
best promote our usefulness, in order that it may
again rebound to the benefit OF our feo w-eitzens,
whenever they may require our aid.
Yours respectfully, c. II. CONGER,
President Of Fire Association.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29
s Z. O 20

Worth Of Piece Goods just received comprising an ex-
ensye stock Of Cloths of various and Of the finest
texture Also Black and Fancy French English and Amer
lean Casmeres vestings in the greatest variety All
adapted to the Spring trade and made up to order in the
latest style.
mil CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

ET hne horse wss ruined Wednesday even
I Is on she wharf, BY the rolling Of hOghhead Of
bacon against him, whereby one Of bis legs vas
broken. he vas tie property Of MsssrA hcofsa
a Tensss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

eT- We are pleased to learn, as We do by pr-
vate dispatch, that. Mr.. Ben NJ. Runyaa, of ST. Lou
is, who has for several days past been dangerously
Ill, is nov convalescent, aud by close attention, bis
friends confidently anticipate his restoration good
health.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-29

We are authorized to announce JOHN K. Ed
NoSDsoN as candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson coun-
ty, at the next March election.