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~ Long Tom. sis,si.s, and yoSsf., TO OAK
Leave Ss corv. .si ~ ws ss SH0 s,ssm.
Arrive a. H.a .s % next DAY sy ss%
lz,cs From corvsiiis. By Knney's, Msrray's, Flu.
SG 70 Sss.n 0s' c s"6 miles and SsoP,
Lay: ss StI..s MFs ,S:,s .s1 n
,!H Leave Oakl.nd Eridsys I7sm;
bridgeport, Dallas. Etns, Plpm Valley, and
DAYTON, to La fayette' !" miles anu '"'A'
Leave Corvallis Mondays at sam;
Arrive at Ia tayetse nest days By IN
Arrive At Corvallis next days by m.
Hoo; . Is Fsystss. . mile. and Ssot. once
Arrive a tia La F ayeas' by ? mn
Leave La Fay cite Tuesdays ate o m
lz Prom sss% sast.% CITY, w,.A
ington. Bate. Calapeoya, Union POINT, Pine,
y % a s. mile. :Hs su ar Ssss
oncea week.
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Arrive at Pleass mt Hill Fridays BY SPIN;
Leave Pleasant Hill Saturdays atsa ...
100, :. Ssem TIss:y ~ y nj
Gold River. Jacksonville. Phoenix. shand
Mills TIams.h Cal: az and 4. Henley H to rIsta
Leave North iauynnvil,e Monday at IAN;
trrIve at Sreka next Thursday by PM
Leave freka Saturday at Z o m;
Arrive at North Cany onvills next Tuesday BY
SPIN.
1910 From North Canyouvills, by Myrtle Creek,
Round Prairie, Alder Brook, X ossbsrgh and
Winchester, to Oakland. 81 miles and back,
onoe q week.
Leave North nIonviI.e Thursday at m;
Arrive at Oakald by IN;
Leave Oakland Saturday ~ am:
Arrive at North CanyonvIls by m;
l27ll From Oakland by kelloxg's, tlkton, SCOTS
e burg, and Gardiner City. to Cmpqua City, t5
miles and hack, onoe week.
Leave Oakland Saturday at u m:
Arrive at Cmpqua City Monday By m;
Leave Umpqua CITY "Wednesday at 8 Am;
Arrive At oakland next day by pm.
l2712 From Albany, by Burlington and Harrisburg.
tn WI lamette Forks, 50 miles and back. once
aweek.
Leave A ibany Thursday ateam;
Arrive At " illamette Forks next day BY II m;
Leave Willamette F orks Friday at m:
Arrive at Albany next day by Q IN.
l27l3 From Port Oxford, by Randolph and Coos
Bay, to Gardiner City, s. miles and back,
once week.
Leave Port Orford Monday 1T lam;
Arrive at Gardii or City "Wednesday at m;
Leave Gardner City Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Port Oxford Satu DAY by m.
Proposals td run, IN or pss.ing Coos Bay, vim
Mouth OF CoQuelle, and end at L mpqua City
about the same distance as advertised, a. 9
invited.
127l4 From Port Oxford by Randolph and Empire
City, to Winchester and back, once week.
Bidders to state schedule and distance.
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WASHINGTON.
1880 rom Rainier, Or. by Menticello, Wash. Ter,
Castle Rock Cowlitz, Hi: bland. Newau
cum, Grand Mound. ami Suffer Greek, to
% Steilacoom City, ile miles and back, once a
Leave Rainier "Wednesday atsam;
Arrive at Stellacoom City next Friday at
Leave s.eilacoom City Saturday Msam;
Arrive at Rainier next Monday by Ppm.
Bids to ex tend to Semitic, IS miles further, will
Iza From VANCOUVER, by Cascades, to yasoopum,
OREGON, a5 miles and back, onoe in Two
Leave Vancouver every other Wednesday at
Arrive at wascopum next Friday at Iam
Leave Wascopum every other Monday at s
" Arrive at Vancouver next Wednesday by 8
Bids for more fteqMent trips viii be considered
k ksays sose FFS S4t Pssrs
Leave BoIse Fort Prairie F rIdsy at a m;
las ftom Oak POINT. By Boise IS; Fort Prairie, to
Grand Mound. 80 miles and back, once IN two
Leave Oak Point every ether Friday at s. m:
Arrive at GRIND Mound next day b. 6p IN;
Leave Grand Mound every other Wednesday
la7 From oymp, BY Ea s .s and I'VE Prairie
to Fort Montsomery, ~ miles and back, ones
Leave Olympus every other Mono AZ at m;
Arrive At Fort Montgomery by pm;
Leave Fort Montgomery every other Tuesday
,,,.. AInxs q OLYMPIA Dyapm o.,u.
gon, once IN two weeks and hack to Chenook,
AID once week the residue: ,,,x,
wis and departures.
PIcGoss.s 70 run the entire route once week
lz756 From Olympia. BY Arcadia. to Oakland. and
back. once a week.
Bidders 10 tate distance and schedule OF arrI-
walls and departures.
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DAN KING HOU Sc

MIXING HOUSE ..
CHUBB BROTHERs.
Depositors depositng Bank Notes VIII please
mark their Checks pay able in currency.
Deposites of Gold will be paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with depOsitors allowing
them to deposit Gold and Check for currency, the
depOsItor beng credited with the difference. ~
Sc 2s-tf CHUBB BROTHERS.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
MONEYtoLO on STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
an H-tf Opposits the TysasvvV,
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SPEECHES OF BRITISH STATESMEN,
- from Waterloo to the passing ofthe Reform Bill,
Speeches of British Statesmen, from the r eform
Bill to the Russian War, VOL, London, 1857, s. Is
Report TN The Hudson's Bay Company i VOL, Lon
SIS, '-'A ''''''A'" f''' . ''''' h0"d0n' 1901
:Burns's Ornamental Drawing and Architectural
sl.25.
Bergen's Spherical Tables for Great Circle Sail
ing, vol. London 1887, Sl.e2.
Baron Mnnchausen: q fac tImilo reprint OF the
orlyinal edition, with engravinss / VOL, London,
1887, 81 cents.
Mammal of Drills for Heavy Guns. VOL, (ofoial.
Norwich. ENGLAND. 81 cents.
BGurne's CatecDIsm Of the Steam Engine en-
larged edition, London, 1887, S225. ~
Fertilization, Field, and Permanent; by Captain
Lendy, vol, London, 1857 S2e2.
Hutton's Mathematical Tables; Budge's Practi-
ca Mixers GUIDE Trubuer's Dictionary of -Four
IanguaSes; Hertslstt's Commercial and Slave
Ira Treat es; palnerstOn's Opinions and Policy
Froudes History of England; Binns's Mcdaniel
AID Engineering Drawing; Memoirs of the Duke Of
-. Simon; Mills Colonial Constitutions; Cornwall
Lewis on the Government Of Dependencies: Bur
do FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MAP OF INDIA, London, 1857. 70 cents.
WI Stamiord's Special Map of the Rsvolted Dis
sttiOns, London, 1857, 8 .25.
Stamford's Map of Delhi and its environs, con
structed from the ordnance plan and other original
sterials transmitted from India, 1857. London, 50
cents
Wilson's History Of British India, 1906 to 1885,
3vos., London. ....
Political and Military Events in British India,
1855 10 isie by Major Hough. Bengal army vols,
London. j.,
Memoirs and Cores pondence of the Marquis Of
Wellesley. governor general and captain snera of
India, 3 vols. Iondon.
Stocqueer's Military Life of the Duke OF We'll
llngtOn, vols. London. .er
Stocqueers India ! VOL, London, laJ7.
History of the Bengal Artillery by Captain Buc-
kle, assistant sdjutsHt general VOL London.
Captain Rafter's Military History OF tho British
Empire in the East, vol. London.
AUb:r's History Of the British power IN India, 2
vols. London.
Knighton's Life of the King of Dude, vol, Lon
don. -
Japan, Indo- Chine. Ceylon, g. par III. Jancigny,
aid camp du MOI d Dude, vol, PARIS.
MontgomeIy MARTINS Statistics Of the British
Empire, vol, London.
Hsrlan's India and Afirhsnistan, Caboll: by Lieut.
Col. Burns. aud other works on the same subject.
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p. d Editors of the above papers VIII please copy.
and send their bills the Patent ofoe, with paper
containing this netics. q io-lawSV
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, December 9Th, 1887.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Ocfohsr22 1857. oo 2-laWI2u
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Lsays Marphy's Tassday. Thursday, and sss
Ar1iSs a DonbI. sprins. b, u m.
and Brosssviils. 70 ndian DD isenss' . mile.
Arrive at Indian Dlgsings by n. M
Bias to r. run fem sacTansn1o City, instead of
1854 FIem sacrsmento City. BY Elllots Ranch,
- Eya GROVE: s.ples. Ranch. IFusi.t, and
MSod b,s r: sIT. to Stockton miles, and
Leave Sacramento City Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at am;
Arrive at Stockton by sp M;
Leave stockton Monday, Wednesday. and
Arrveit Sacramento City byspm.
sS6 From Sacramento sac n City by Con.umns: M,oS,-
ion, to sioksumns Hill, IS miles. SIX times
week and back fron LIST Of NAV to LIST Of be-
eember, and three times . week the residue
Leave Sacramento City daily, excspt Sunday,
A!Iiy: e Ae.s..mps 4 Hin i, | By .s@s,
Arrive at Sacramento City hy5pm.
l258 F rop SACRAMENTO CITY, BY Folsom City. Rus.
vile, Mormos Island, Salmon Falls, Pilot
' Hull, and Greenwood. to GEORGETOWN, 81
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave SACRAMENTO City daily, except Sunday,
Arriys at Georgetown by7pm;
Leave Georrstova daily. except Sunday, at 5
Arrive at Sacramento City by4pm;
1857 From SaSra mento City, BY Weston, Carks:
vile, E!dora House, Eldorado. Diamond
Springs, Placervls, and Cold Springs. to
e Co!oma, 6S miles ard back, daily from lst of
April tn LIST of December, and tri-wesky the
Leave Sacramento me City daily, except Sunday,
Arrive At i Colon. by SPIN:
Leave Cooma daily, except Sunday, at m !;
Arrive at Sasrame nto City by m.
1858 From Sacramento City, by Fremont. Grafton,
Prairie. Antelope, Grand Island, Coiusi,
D.. Princeton, NloHrOevill9, and MoOre's Ranch,
to Tehama, III miles and back, once . week.
Leave Sacramento City Monday at lam:
Arrive 1T Tehama Ext w etnetday BY 6 m
Leave Tehana Thursday at an;
Arrive at Sacramento City next Saturday BY
pm
Bids embracing trI-weekly service in steam
boats on the part to Calusi are invited.
1859 rom Sacramento City, by Coon Creek, John
sons Ranch, Round lent. r oush and Ready
and Grass Valley, to Nevada CRY, 65 miles
and hack, SIX times q week from LIST of April
to lst of December, three times a week the
residue of the year.
Leave Sacramento City daily. except Sunday
at6am; E-
Arrive at Nevada City byspm:
Leave Navada City daily, exo Dept Sunday, at
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
The Nashville District.

We are gradided TO see that the Americans and
Wings ofthe metropolitan district, have united upon
Gen. ZoLLIcoFFER as their candidate for Congress,
sud judging from the spirit that seems 10 ami
mate them we can not doubt his triumphant re-elec-
tion The retirement OF Gen ZoLLIc0FFER at this
time, would have been not only a lose TO his dis
trct aud State, but to our party throughout the
whole country. We doubt whether any man, in
so short Congressional service, ever attained to a
more enviable national reputation than that &C
quired by Gen. ZoLLIcoFFER during his two terms
at Washington. Messrs McEwEN and QUARLEs
while either Of them would ref CT credit upon his
i.trict, are both young men, and there are yet
honors in allegiance for them-at least, We hope
so.
With ZoLLIcoTFER and MAYNARD and TAYLOR
and STEPHENS and ETnERIDGE aud READY as our
representatives in Congress, viii have a deleg'
ton which for ability and resps etabiy may ehal-
ltnge comparison with that OF any 5 ate in the
Union; and We can well afford to lose the remaining
alsricts, although We 10 not regard the 80, aud
An az hopelessy lost, BY any means.--KHorrlit'
Register.
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The Clay Monument.

We learn from the Kentucky papers, that
the corner stone of the monument, inten ded
to be erected to the memory of HENRY CLAY,
will be laid, at Lexington, on the 4rh day of
July next Rev. Robert J. Breckenridge, one
of the most eloquent and gifted sons of Ken
lucky, has consented to deliver an Grafton up
been msde for the accommodation Of all who
may attend, and the occasion, it is supposed
will be one of the most interesting that has
ever occurred in Kentucky. 1t gives US sin
cere pleasure to chronicle the fact that mon
umen. is being begun TO be erected, and will
be finished, to the memory of one of the great
est public Oeneflctors, and most brilliant sons
of the Republic
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
rE- The folIOwing are dispatches from Washing


Gen Walker had an interview with the PRESIDENT
last evening. He announced himself CITIZEN OF
Nicarsgua and complaine1 Of the Illegal aud nos
tile interference Of Capt Davis against him. An
investigation into the facts VIII be ordered Inc
conversation was general add informal.
Gen. Walker will leave for New York on Mon
dav where proportions are making for another e1-
nedition 10 Nicaragua. He has had no intercourse
with officials here and did not bring his matters be-
70 Pr sident
The private dinner which he attended last even
ing was given by Tenne sseeans chiefly, among
them Senator Jones, Major Heiss, Mej. Arnold Har-
ris, and Others. Senator Jones presided, assisted
by Col Burnett, OF New York Eighteen or TWEEN
ty'gentlemen wer, present. Col. Waters was pres
emit Gen. Walkers remarks, in reply to friend
ly greeting by Senator Jones in behalf OF the com
pany, were substantially that he preferred the ap-
probation of the people to that OF the Government
and that he wss confident that be had the mass Of
the people In favor of his movement.
The statement that the ChiUcha Islands are to be
placed under the protectorate of England and
France is untrue, as England has disavowed the
treaty made in its name.
The War Department learns that there are but
$50 Seminole warriors under Billy Bowlegs, in
Florida, opposed TO whom we have regiment OF
men.
The Navy Department decides that Gen. Hous-
ton had no power to dismiss Com. Moore from the
Texas navy, and allows him bis pay under the act
of Congress.
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Messrs. Ready and Guild at HartsviIIe

Messrs. Ready anu GulId at hartsSliIes
A correspondent at Hartsvlle, in Sumner
county, furnishes us with an account of the
debate there on the 18th inst, between Messrs.
Ready and Guild candidates for Congress. The
writer speaks in terms of strong condemna-
ton of Col. Guilds speech, which abounded
with tropes and figures repusive to ears polite.
He seems to have coutemptuous opinion Of
the peoples sense of refinement and dignity;
and therefore panders to the ignoble attributes
of human nature In this he exhibits shock
ing bad taste, as well as q misconoeption OF
the true instincts of the masses, which ever
lean to modesty and chasteness when upper
verted
Our correspondent closes his, letter as fol-
lows:
''Need tell you OF the character and manner
Of our distinguished standard bearer; suffice it 20
say, he calmly and with dignity presented all che
issues now dividing the American and Democratic
parties, argued them with force and clearness,
which must il possible, have convinced the oppos
ers Of Amrricanism, that their principles were
wrong and that their leaders were bot inslitnting
aud forwarding measures for their own elevation,
to the d, struCtion Of the peopy's interests. HI.
speech was we'll received and listened 70 with
much attention Under his high toaed, ger tie
manly leadership We fear dangsr. True 10 the
South, "he votes well and speaks well, cali ID
right"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

RIoroUs CoNDUcr IN NEw YoRK.-On Saturday
night 18Th inst, riot took place in the Eleventh
Ward, in consequence OF a collision between the
Metropolitan and Municipal police. The Municipal
men had two Of their number arrested for Interior
ence in an alteration between certain "Metropoli-
tans' aud q pr soner who refused 10 recognize
them. The Municipal mn were led of by squad
OF twenty from the new station. the prisoner being
left to escaps. A great crowd gathered around the
Metropolitan station and for a time threatened its
destruction, which would have oeen accomplish ed
had it not been protected by the Municipal men.
After the tSo policemen were bailed out $500 each
quite a demonstration took place. Great excite
ment prevailed through the night, and when two
Of the Metropolitan police fnally went forth to pa
troll, one was stabbed and both so badly beaten
that no others veutCred out afterwards.
Il will be seen from our dispatches that the mill.
tary had to be called out, and that Mayor Wood
and two others we're arrested and beld TO bail in
IS 900 each 20 answer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

ESg- Harris defends bis advocacy Of alien SUI
fraee, by charging that NJ. Fillmore endorsed the
same by signi'g the Washington Territory bill
This Is an indirect way OF telling alsehoOd.
Alien suffrage vas eDgrafted upon the Oregon bill,
aud signed By President Polk Afterwards, Wash
ington Territory was cut on from Oregon aud cree
tel into separate territorial government, and the
bin received the signature ri Mr. Fillmore. But
alien suffrsge bed been applied, by democratic
administration. 20 the whols OF OF-gon, Of which
Washington was then pert Nc Fillmore simply
signed a bill ior the division Of the one orgiasl
rsrtiory into too. This is all; and the attempt 70
bold % Mr.. Fillmore as the en- ofser of aleu- sui-
irage, Is species Of magogusm 10 which No tad
bop q Harris Vas superior. Bot be Is democrat,
and the Lord only knows what may he eHPr' TED
zee
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.zrsome 81 ths demoOralio HONS aro ouck

Ey Some Of the democratic hens are caek-
log at a fearful rate over the fact that 10 the
recent election for Judge 10 Louisville, the
American vote fell OFF considerably, aud By
this means the American majority 10 the city
was cut down materially. They bail this
safe Of things as ''clesning out Of Know
No,hingisn in Kentucky" The vote Of the
American party was not polled, by l,5s7;
whilst all the democrats except 443 voted.
This only shows that, as IS usually the case in
elections not political, the minority were
more active than the majority. In August
the result will be different.
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PENMANSHIP.
MIR. DOLBEAR,

Is2-@&z A\AN19a16A
M ILL open a new Class in Writing on Tues
w dav, the 23l inst, over the Store of L.
F. Beech No. 40, College street. where Ladies' and
Gentlemen can, in a short time, learn to write with
ease, stness and rapi iity.
Parents can have their children taught during
SCHOOL VACATIONS, so as afterwards to de-
vote all their time to other studies in the other
Schools.
Those who wish to know whether this is by far
the cheapest and most certain method of learning
to write, Mr. D. r. fers to several hundred pupils
taught by him in Nashville, either last winter or
twelve years since
Persons from the csnntry can finish their les
sons IN Veet
Hours, to IL, A. NJ, to P. NJ.
N. B. Those wishing seats in Mr.. DIS classes
should apply immedi ,tely, as his STAY will necss-
sarily be much shorter than on his recent visit TO
Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

The Sullivan dad Democrat saws that few
days ago a German woman living near Carlisle left
her babe, about month OH, IN the crad IN the
house and went out into the q "a where her hus-
baud vas At work After remaining about an bou
she returned, and found to her horror that T
child had been stolen aud negro baby Jeff ia O.
Mace. No clue can he obtain a as TO the VII lie
shouts OF the white chld, and the mother is ere
% ntly 10 great distress. "nse'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

PESEsrIyaKIA PEARts The Lsneas'er Exprss
gives "a accnuut Of some sTls found 10 muscl
b DE-. W B. FshhesIook. wm. 6Hl and J. y
Rlg.rt At Reigarts Landing. ConestogA river
o.. she'll contained about eighty pearls, severe
being Of the sine OF large peas. The MUSCLE shells
have been polished, and exhibit the most beautiia
tints aud colors Ofany pearl shells ever seen.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

VE-A Republican paper Is q out to be started
at Washington. TO be called "7As Repubtie IL
20 be Published >. mt weekly aud weekly aader the
editorial dir ctiou Of g., O. N. Weston, Of hsius,
assisted by Daniel K GOOolos, Of n. c. So ssys
the Roston Traveller
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

wHEAr cRoP IN BEpFoRD Prom every portion
Of our coanly ue hear OF excellent what crops
bitter than was before raised 10 this section
OF country. Clear Of rust o. any thing Of The
KIDD.
We have last examined some stalks Of wheat
from the iarm Of our ifiend, T D. farpl 10 the
To- . end Of The eoupty which surpasses any thing
kind ne have ever seen ior lenrfh and .izs
~ Ia and hessiRess Of eraln.
The OF crop i fair, aad corn i very psomlslar,
= g ssi5g siils Ezpesitor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

WANEED-A situation in first class camille
w house. by good salesman and business man,
who has had twelve years experience in he rV goods
and grocer business, eectly familiar with either
branch; and has the a1vana OF extensive acquan-
lance With the country Merch didd Tennessee and
No tn Alabama. Woud be ready TO comm nee at any
time between and first October. Ssar after a
fair ira Of my qualifications. Address Immediately,
w II. r.
june20-1w. Morrison P. O, Warren CO.. Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22
SUMMER READING.

NEW HOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY or TBE ROCKs-Hggh Miller.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND RHETORICAL sKETCHEs-Ma-
caulay.
AMERICANS IN JAPAS-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES ~ SEA And LASD-szrgent.
HANsFORD-A Tale Of Bacons Rebellion.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AGO--by Rev. Charles Kingsley.
THE OLIVE BRANCH; OR, WHITE OAK FARM.
GAUT GURLEY; OR, The TRAPPERs OF UM3AGOG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE OF IrALY-by Rdfini
Oracle AMBER-by G. W. Dennison.
IsABEL-The Young Wife and the OLD Love.
LEoNI DI MoNoTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
just received by
May 26, CAB. CHARLES W. SMITH.