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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

INO1LCEl hereby given thai under the provIs,ons a
nm ACT ~ the Legislature OF the State 81 DelsESrs
cifsaenm' B n2yS Of MGTsh i 1877 liz
We 9f lighman FoxwGi in tic town Of
nav ia,GohSiAE the Twenty seventh dny Of Xi1ne,
IVA Il ~ clock, A, NJ, and close al oEInnk
a ~ 92nlnue oe9 on Friday the 2st6 aud Sanrs
III u sllu month Mt the same hour and pa@e 10
70 tho Capital Stock Of sa RAM FeseiSS
ShhlinM FlSLER, NJ, D., ''N "A"A'
ROBERT HILL, -
WILLIAM DENNY.
IOllN MUSTERED, ponr.,....
THOMAS CAiROW, ""h"hAHiohers'
MALrEn McMULLEN
SMiLllAM rsMPLE,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
Agricultural.

WHFN TO FATTEH SwINE.-Most farmers de-
lay this business quite too long 1t Is a we'll
aseertained fact that fat and flesh are laid on
much more easily in warm than in cold wealth.
er, No food is vested now, In keeping up the
heat of the animal system. The porkers should
not be allowed to run In the road or the pas
ture after the heats Of Summer are past. Ifin
lean condition they may be penned by the
middle OF August, and put upon full feed. We
believe four pounds OF pork can be made now
cheaper than three pounds can be mad0 next
November and December. Not only is the
weather greatly in favor OF the farmer, but he
has now on hand n multitude OF perishable
articles, In the field and garden, that can read
lily be turned into excellent bacon. There is
the refuse sweet corn, which swine will eat
greediiy, leaf, stalk and ear, There are the
beets and the cabbage leaves, the unused sum
iner squashes and tomatoes, that will rot unless
transferred to the feeding trough. These fresh
articles mixed whit tho corn meal diet, promote
the thrift OF the animals and keep up good di-
gestlon. In the Winter this kind of diet Is
scarce, and the uniform meal and corn soon
safes their appetites and they do not gain as
much in flesh.
When the process of fattening is begun, the
pigs should have all the foed they will eat up
clean, until they are ready for the knife. A
sqnealing pig is cry that should never DO
heard about the farmers premises. 1t will
not pay.
CUTTING BRUsH.-This month is favorable
time for this business. Some kinds of brush
ana weeds are more damaged by cutting now
than AT any other season of the year. The
brush in rocky pastures should be kept close
cut every year, until it is exterminated This
IS the only effectual remedy. When kept dowr
inc cattle browse upon the tender shoots, and
help tho farmer in subduing them. Ifleft tc
themselves they shade the land, impair the
quality of the grass, and in few years TAX,
complete possession of the pasture. The wild
Cherry is frequently found in these grains
ANUS ana along the fences that inclose mea,
dows. Care should be taken to keen IN,
leaves Of this bush away from the cattle. ii
the wilted state they are poisonous, and ii oc.
caslonally happens that animals are killed b,
eating them. The noisnn Is Prnssir nnid
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

apTiCf. 10 hereby n zen that JnsRpu : pp.s,r. ,f
srnn W iinglpn Delaware, druggist, has lis dav as
" nle MI - goods and clafes, Tigbta ana
anl all his estate, for tho ene6t ofhis efed,iors
CO.. Pelsnh haylns claims against the Asshor viii nro-
m1kn inn, ed ,nt ,ueli anu Lnnse lnuehtH cd will
Augnsf "a Ii Ias- IhSmenI' WIN. BRIGHT,
-- - 2..--"4s lI-1I, Assignee
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

o. ONE grey horse about 70 years old suitable for
1GN guy khu 81 business. Also one large bay mare
rhoy VIII DO sold cheap or exchanged for cattle.
,,z,o .r j. A, BRUM N,
huK iu-U. NawDnrt pikp
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

Foh District No o. New Castle county, ono competsut
Apply Immediately 10 ''''""h" EhEhSh
JAMES SHAFTS
Delight GARDNER { comn,t,,o.
,n.a,,., y ]. FLEMING. N't''""''oO'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

VALUABLE FARM T PRIVATE SAI,y
ASA A rlIE subseribeF will sell NJ PRtvArg SAN
VEA his Farnl situated IN Christina Hundred, GU
.eHl y mules from Wilmington, Oh the Rad leadng
1tVn NyNporttp Cenreyil. 10 contains les acres more
OF essJ1 81 which arc wood the remainder divided into
ooy5nlent helds with running wnt each. fences good
AMI tho quaint ofthe land for either farming
gfazns or dalrying purposes, The improvement conpi
ulh large stone house. large ha carriage house and
gInnary with other out buildings. Alsn, large Apple
growth. For luTther pnrtioHaTs nppis 10 TEaaxs NR
RIFT, Wilmington, Dell to he Subscriber on The pre-
misses. aug 3l-3fifi EDWARD MENDINHAIt.~
(Nillafe X ecord copy
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NANlED.-By IL gentleman and his WIFI, b,,r, VI,
10, mGey lHInlshod parlOr and bedroom Aldrnss
80, I'm, ~ i i -. " 'l!mhst'n' aug 6-2t.
srGGPIMlhEE; Ees alg,t Yg.9,deTate Apply 70
mn, oIhec, Telegraph Building, Cd L Market Ill.,
- = ~. Wilmington Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

A n lection for Mae Direoloa of the WILMINGTON
ca Sn uas Company VIII DO held &c the office Of ihs
aug 2C-4t. / x DIfNTAN- s,,,.,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

STEAM Hop CARRIER.-Ine PhiIadolphia
bu.letln mas the following description of n
" steam hod carrier" which was in operation
on rs, new building in that cltyon Thursday
IN. ing motive power was a small locomotive
looking steam engine, upon wheels, which al.
though stationary at the time. loohed 90
though 1t could be moved readily about from
point to point. A mammoth hod, holdine
Twelve or fifteen times the quantity of bricks
anu mortar which could be earIils.sr the.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

OFFICE or rng WiLMiNGTog SAviNos FuNp so,,v-,,
yANttI, animal ,,,,,,,, r.t., august IN, iE5i
ia once on MONDAY, the 9Th Of Sept mbsr naxt ~,
~ ulnek IN tue forenoon, when % m1nhRers will he a"
'e' iof inc en3p'nlns year, :, ALBERT ", sMITH,
me managers elect will in the evening ~ H. ns
ay Ihe bIh Of september, az O'cuck 10 orEanzs ia
a Al
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

Ean hoNl MANASSAS Louis, September
Kansas correspondent Of the Democrat saws. meet
ai. was ned At Lawrence On the 22d uit to elect
ne democratic wing Of the free State party CON
cute hve slXths Of the auditory The deleSatsg
electten '''"s NJ INC Oclubcl
Capt Walker. N"'0ieu !" 'he case Of
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

:, "A LUCKY PRINTER.-A eorrespondcnt Of
the Rural Southerner," writing from ,n' o. "
John, New Brunswick, says: ''0'" '''
a. TWO miles above the suspension bridge 10
the village Of lndiantown, from which 6Iace
the up-riVer steamboats, depart. at this vii
iage made the acquaintance of MIR. Uaw
thorne, the proprietor of the Frederickton linz
OF boats, who informed me that he was born
IN yrgihla, and at one time worked as COM
now worth near half million of dollars. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
ConicnI Burr stone VIII.

This mill is of recent Introduction, and r Pid-
" wiuning.its WY TO the favor aud conhdenc the
farmers of tn" country. It's advantages arr"
that its grin Ing surfaces are of the finest
French Burr Stone. the two stones being res1ec-
lively concave and conVrx-so that the grin ling
surface is large, while the bulk of the mill ia COM
par4tiv,ly small aud convenient. Il i duIabl
ns any other stone MILL aid turns OUT sup .rior
srrica OF meal l. may be sharDen,d from time TO
time with common pick, and may be thus made
to lost until the out. Il will -riud from
two SIX bushels Of meal per hour accor Ting
to ize and the power applied. The machinery is
of the simplest kind, and the power may b. APP
piled in connection with almost any other kind ST
machinery.
ARMSTRONG & Co Market street, learn, have
secured the right manufacture aud -ell this mill
in this State, AMI sill every * rion to py
the constantly increasing demand. We commend
both IN mill AMI the firm, who have it in hand, &c
the confidence and patronage of tn public.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

The FIRST Snow Yesterday the hrs, sno"
fakes of the new winter came on the wings ot
cold nor'wts ter. For an hour or two they came
showering down abundantly, and gaze Us fair sam
pie Of what l. yet to come They minded Us Of
the merry icgle OF the slegh-belIs Of times past.
and pair Of pr tty eyes and seat with just room
for two-but no matter. They reminded "a 100,
Of those white courier, pre- ding tn ce-kiug, Of
the sad months in store for the children Of power
~ Of little ones nudal-d together in hoV Is, their
faces wan with cold starvation and suffering Of
strong men and women seeking in vain for op)or-
tuntirs TO earn but bare subsistence for them
selves and ftmili.s-what we fear will be reality to
too many during the coming col months To row
many Tho have the means to give, did these 81 ow-
fakes of yesterday, bring remembrance Of tie
greatest OF His commands?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
& Now Git ROuk.

d. Appleton & Co., Of NV York, have now in
pr - new AMI uagr.6 it gift book rnGtle
"WurIt-Notrd Won u, OF III OF plrcuIar wou-
any Ar riput,s in II Ia.i- aua as.-" l. is 20 be
publish. d in tnr sam st,I. "Ihc Republican
Court n Washington" magntfcrhtiy bound in an
tiqu orocco and will contain s.ve u elegant
steel cn4raviu4s, designed by Chrl.s Stt8I, by
whom were dcsigne the spleen il enerlviuas Of
'The Women Of the Blbl-," and xerurcr by the
~ hest .rtisrs Tn following eel nr ted won n
will b. represented in tn illustrations:
Sappho, the Gre poetess, called tn. Tent.
Muse" Lucreta, dennminntei the "Glorv Of Wo
men," A-pasit, the love of Prric s. Cpopatr
the Egyptian Queen, who charmed Mark Antony
st q. cilIa che pttroness of music. Il lois. wifi
Of Anel rd Laura, the beloved OF Petrarch, the
Italian DO t. Valentr of Milan, beautiful and
s"complished woman, daughter OF John ii, of
Franc Harsnr't of ArjDu. Gu OF Navarro,
Pronourcei bN Brantumr "a prri Ct urauty" Joan
of Arc, Mai1 OF Orleans. Leah la Of Cn-til. The
celebrated Queen OF Sp in. Lady ne GRAY, D.
headen ut nt,"n years of age. Focal. nta- the
heroic Ipdian wOmar, the first Indian COW TT 10
Christianity. Due 50 de IL VALERIE, a lovely NO
man Of Tn" Court Of Louis XIV. Maria Theresa.
Queen of AusUrit and Hungary Catherine II Of
Russia. Flor, nee Mig tingale, an angel Of good
This volume, the Louisville journal says. will
present galaxy Of noted women Whose FAM has
filed the earth and made their names imperisi able
The reXt Of this work has been prepared BY the
distinguished authorizes, Mary Cowden Clarke. The
selection has been made not so much with view
to present a gallery OF female beauty, but 10 ex-
hihit the distinct types Of particular attributes Of
womankind by which the posse ssors have beer rem
dered renoWned or notorious and to show the curl
Gus links Of historic association betws ea many of
these 'world noted women" II Sill be one / the
most splendid and taseiuily got-up gift books ever
published.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished BY the Associated Press.J

new YoRk, Nov 2O--The, steamers "Philadel-
phia" and ''Bl4cz Warrior" with Havana dates of
the 9th, have arrived. Business dull. Sugars
declining.
The o. S. figate Niagara has arrived, making
the trip in fourteen days AMI four hours.
louisville. Nov. 2o.-River filling. with 81 feet
vat r on the fails and g feet in the canal.
Weather-Snow squalls. Thermometer 20 deg
Ngw ORLEANS. Nov. I9.-At a meeting of the
passengers of the steamers Galveston and Opeou-
sas last night, resolutions were passed strongly
condemning the lack of discipline both boats as
the cause OF the objectionable accident.
CINeINxArr. Nov. 20 Flour active 4 2044 80 :;
Whisky II; Gut Lard 9; Hogs 5Oa5 60.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2o.-The Mississippi river is full
of ice Navigation North OF Dubuque is closed.
NEW YORK. Nov. % Wheat, whitel 544; red
l gal %; Corn, mixed SO; Mess Pork declined
Toe; MoIassgs 373; Linseed Oh 90 81.
Augusta, Nov. 2O-Ice half inch in thickness
was formed here last night.
NV YoRK, Nov. 2O.-The stores of Charles
Puser & Co chemists and John Desamus Co.,
importers of fancy goods, on William street were
destroyed by fire.
WAsHIsGroN, Nov. 20 1t is the intention of
the Administration to appoint eE-President Lamar
Minister to Nicaragua.
No definite action has yet been takan upon the
late Utah advices.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2O-The steamer John CAN'T,
hence for Nashville, got on tie rocks at the head
Of the canal and is still there. She threw overheard
500 barrels of sat.
Weather windy. Mercury 25. River falling,
with six feet water on the falls.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2O.-Cottou sales 600
l. 9 Of L A.
bales Receipts OF the week 5,27O Stock 1872
OOO Stock at all ports 8l2 $50 Sugar dull; fair
4&a5 MoIasses 23t. Flour so. Other articles
unchanged.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

AN OUTRAGE An internal outrage was com.
mitted few days since by the captain OF Dat.
boat near Mound City, Ills, who, Tor some triains
offencr, became iniuriated With anger at tbr cook
lad Of IA years. and scizug him by the throat rev
him overheard. The boy arising TO the surface Of
Oh water, swan TO the stern OF the boat, and -
he in the act Of climbing into the ekif the
captain flung at him, with III murierous
intention Of killing him outright The fcrtu-
nateiy missed the aim, aud the boy, reiuqui-hiug
his bold upon the skit, uuek out towards the Ill
nois shore. this iuncIure the hands Of tue boat
interiered, rescued the boy from the river, and
pacihed the brute Of q captain.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

GzS- Il seems 10 be settled that Hon. Augustus
Ce ar Dodge, our minister at the Court of Spain.
is to be replaced by Hon Auguste Belmont, late
minister to the Hague. The Northern papers COM
ment on the decision of the Administration, as an
evidence that the purpose of acquiring Cuba still
fingers in the Presidential breast. SIR Belmont it
il vel known, is intimately connected with tle
great bankers, Rothschilds, wHo, il is believed
could render essential aid in conducting a bargain
for the purchase of Cuba, from Spain Hon. Pierre
SOule, who is as likely to be well Informed about
the matter any one, thinks that the day for ac-
curing Cuba by purchase l. past.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

FIaHT WITH as EAoLE.-Tiso Hen attacked -
We learn from altogether reliable source that
two men attacked one day last week on side
ling I'LL by large gray eagle The eag asS al
the throit VI one Of the men, Who vas = short ois-
tance from The other, but the blow varied OF.
The eagle then struck him through the wrist with
his ella :, when they closed aud fell 20 th- grouui
in fearful struggle. The other man had his guu
with him. but was prevented from firing by Tea. OF
killing bis friend. III Immediately 10 his assis.
lance, and cut the throat Of the eagle. Itmea.ur
ed nine feet between the tips OF its wlngs.-Be9-
ford PA Chronicle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

WaFGS<o Notwithstanding, TO-
R<4S~ 900 men to engage in the sale of The most
popular selling Booas in AT er IDvahds, mechanic
farmers and teachers vi hing to travel will find this
very profitable ard pIeasaul business, en- bling them
the country, and make money tie time. A
gents the business clearing from $500 81 $50
pc year. For f particulars and list Of Books, sddress
b. N. RULISON Queen City Publ hing House. al Main
street, Cincinnati, Ohio; or if living East, RULIsoN,
Philadelphia. sept2l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

~ We suppos from tn nature Of a hanC bill
liens may reasonably expect Gil led decline in
the indispensable article Of col. This will DC ubt-
l So be cheering news to many, who, from the
present high prices, have b zen almost compel 10
endure the winters blasts.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

The LECTURE OF n. BILRo, Esq, for the
benefit of Vt Yer on Association, that was to
have been deliver last night, postponed on
account Of there being fires in tie Church.
Through the court.-y of the menibers OF the
Legislature, the Hall Of the House OF prrsenta-
tives was tender. to him Monday n- ht mkt,
at whic1 time MIR. Bilbo viii eertainl' c'hver bis
address,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

Rheumatism:

A CASE OF THREE STANDING CUEED.
GEOR5E W. HsSDsRsoN, of eittsborgh, say
After uGering for three with rheumatism part
Of the time severely eoninA my bed have
been entirely by using Rrhayes Holland Bit'ers
have attack since. almost inStanta-
ief in the medicine. is my opinion,
remedy for Rheumatism"
EsOIIOway's PiIIs.--E cry atom Of mercury,
iron other mineral into the system leaves
is mark beh-d. These pills combination Of heath-
purifying tonic Veget extracts; they invigorate as
well purge and regulate and relieve every complaint
Incident 20 tie internal organs.
sold the mandatory No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York.
by all druggists at 25c, 2kc 81 per box IS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

The splendid, comfortable, and fast running, light
draug hit "SligO" has arrived at this pOrc,
and will leave to-day at II O'Clock, NJ for Carthage,
aud all intermediate landings. Persons going in
that erection will find Capt. HARMON and his as
sist ants eoureOus.and obliging, and ready 10
acco tmnd.ta passengers
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

SALE OF OR oERIFs.-Wil be sold ot.day 81 the
Court-house gate variety of groceries and iccs
usually pit in family grocery, ny r. Il. Camp b n
deputy Sheriff. Also sundry articles Of Furn ture.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

The sIAMEsE Twins OUrDoSE-The Mont ,om-
cry tAh) NAL says two little dark, joined back
10 back, are on exhibition in that place
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
Premium Pianos.

A LARG FIR stock than IN 4 Of those Gel.
y ebrstcd Pianos manufactured by II. Al
Gale Co, and Strinway 3 sons, (Which n - n (
took the premium the Mechanics Fair) y =.
ohere very low figures for cash four month
paper. Ny Of sheet Mlsc, Books, Vic ms Accor
deons, Flutes, &C. is also large, emb gacing all tn
different siEes, styles and qualities.
have also added the following articles business
viz Table Oh Cloths, Gall colorsl OIL Cloth Rrg Feahe
Busters and Porcelain OTnt Heuts, such Candle eU
Giraudoles, Lamps and Clocks. The attention Of n
ladies b. particularly invited
For Chris mas resents call the Old Music Store No
Rs, MON street. lnoy14.l JAS. A. MCCLURE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

Rev. J. B, Ferguson ~ill preach at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sunday afternoon, at O'clock The public
are invited.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
MAGAZINE FOR pECENBEE

HARP RS NEW MONTHLY MAG AZINE.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE.
Just received and for sale by JOHN YORK CO.,
Nov. 2O.-f No. IS ( Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
Riddleberger's Eating HOuse.

GAM Rddeberger takes occasion announce TO the pub
- lie, that, the over, he given the
enjoyment OF rural felicity" and returned
House again opened and he hopes to again the
smiling faces Of his old friends and customers and be-
come acquainted With lots Of His tables shall
always be literally supplied with the best market az
fords and little more"
Sept. 1. lS5I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
CISTERNS.

THIS is the favorable time your Ciserns The
i CARAT CIsTERs BUILDER. HUGH L. BEATY. Is nov a
his v md prepared bald them Of all stEes. Apph-
cation made by note, Otherwise, TO Il. g. scove WI
receive prompt attention. uune@o ON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
NEW SEASONABLE GOODS!
VERY Low PRICEs!!


THE subscribers have just received by direct impora
ton from Europe, and selected from the best houses
in New York and Philadelphia, the largest assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods opened in this city We call
the attention Of and shall feel great plea
in showing goods to all visitors.
large supply Of Tea Trays and Walters
single sets Of all sizes, very cheap.
Coffee Urnss Soup Tureens, Covered Dishes, Oyster
Dishes Coffee and Tea Pots, Planished Block Tin and
Brittania
Plate Warmers Chamber Sets, Bread and Cake
Boxes, Tea and Coffee Cansters and all articles made Of
Japanne Ware in the newest style.
Sausage CutIerSs and Suffers at reduced prices,
KNIFE Boxes and Baskets, Market and Clothes Baskets
Key and Work Baskets, anu al other articles of Willow
Ware.
Cast Steel, Iron and Brass Fire Irons; Fine Iron
stands Bronzed and steel with marble Bases.
CaSJOrss Cut and Stamped Glass, Plated, Brittania,
Of all Qualities Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, &C, &C.
Bed Cords Sfters, Clothes Pins, &C, &c.; with up
wards Of 1000 different articles either for
in house keeping.
GraJes-We have the largest supply Of Parlor and
Chamber Crates, selected in New York, Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh, which we will sell az reduced prices.
Our STOCK OF Heating and Cooking Stoves Is com.
pie either for Coal Wood Our Wrought Iron stove,
The Tennessean still maintains the pre- emf
hence, and is sold rapidly make them.
Oct29. MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

$3.50 Prses amounting 1925 zee
" Rank Notes Of sound Banks taken At par. Cheeks
on New Hork rrfagled for prizes.
= Drawings % large a ez- vii be p blishc3 IN
New Hlrk aud New Orleans Suuda pa and Charles
ton nj savannah uklIe-.
Address orders for Jckts crrdcAtes OF pacaagr u
ieketsto Anderson q son, Manager,
Macon Savannah, Ca
~ Address orders Tor Tickets 20 J. ?. WINTER,
Box - Nashville, Tennessee 70 ANDERSON 4 son,
Macon, or savanna, Georgia.
Nov l6-trWEWtd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
MRS. STEPHENS NEW RoOK.

THE HEIREss OF GREtEHURsT. By Mrs. IN )
srIPHsSs. For sale by JOHN YORK & CO.,
Nov. 2J-u No s. Union Street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

con sheraton OF pressure tghtnesa 10 none
tEry matters together with the consequent decline In
price = produce price Of board w now be reduced
90 70 % 90 per ay 70 rAnsient VtoTss ana io1
Oct. 6-u az. 7. SCOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
VaInahle land for sac.

WISH to sell the farm where nov n,.S,.tS5 twelve
sbou two hundred and ninety acres and
miles from Nashville between s
stnrfee sboro TURNPIKE and the HashviDe an9 ~ TesT
Railroad; part Of land fronts on s8lo yars Z
half nile, and part lies within we Comfortable
ne Ra road The place is well improved - - botS
dTeIinl ana out houses; good water, and oTShe e 81
snos nd Peach trees and other fruits the lsh :
od 90 tHty and under good cultivation, there q
sxty-ye acres well set with clover All me - "a h
closed it'll Cedar rails, has abundance o. .5 90 of
every vay q desirable plantation, beng aolll' 49,
tbe fnos healthy situations in Davidson county. .o
Those wishing 70 buy good pleasant and heaIs.y iii
would ell to call soOn, am oesirous 70 So -
give argain. Apply 70 the subscriber on tH 1Sr bsTrv
or to lanes H Mcdonald, Esq, NashVile ca5-79 SNA'
street: or to NANCE 4 WOODWARD, NashTl VII; .Cu
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