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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05
IOKTGAGE SALE-F. NASH. Auctioneer

Nj OK GALE SALE.-t. mas =, AuCLlOntfF.
M Bel known 10 M me- that by VT oftwo several Cs;
tel Motgs scc 10 toe payment Of TIE en OF house
No ~ (ntw nuDber) lih St west OF 0n and winch SOD
MORTGAGES due al unpaid shall SELL a. Puoc Auc
ton r cash. THIS DAY March a. TO- O'Clock ia the ore
noon the entire Of ssd IT, whole cer Ing
,uprIlor HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE Of hrsyclass workman
SHIN all order and In excellent cOGc f4r'r Fur.
nirc: yards Engli,h Tsgery Carpets three magnificent
o- PsOr Suites covered IN eg setiu blocsde; large
Ea.y VoiIe X, cepon Cbafs 10 msch two rosewood
aqees with marble tops ABd mirror Doors sud back lined
erpensively carved eeg1n' rpt~"o ID
Center Side and WOik Iablc; fosew od boOkcae
aud creury with elegant made 10 match the oie
God PaIlor Furniture rosewood CorGcr Mu-i: Stn IL
osy rsud action rosewood PtDoto soo sud cover cost
9p Frer ch plate Mirrors Ipeusve lace and broeat-e
Window Curtains also n, at V1i'ty % "a fnnlp a. I'm
barg many valuable specmeus arge Fruit Piece By Sci
del, " pteI Sc,Ies Sea Views Moonlight Views Land
eapes all elegantly framed large aud etsany dec rated
China Vases; Paiiin and Chinese FsnIts 2day m)iu
Cckp toy, Their with mauy other costly MauLc u sments
nshosany black walnut ana rosewood CUSHIONED Chs Gov
as oak snd black walnut Table, rich Clna Tea
md Dinner Cut GlsssW comprising tul ssso ment of
Tmbles Vices ChGmpagIts GOb.ts Celery Glasses salts
Butter Dshe Lemonade Pitchers, No Also costly Silver
pe-.egsDt REMOVING Casters with pendi1 cut glass bot
. Spoons Forks Cake Baskets Tea Services SAVERS Ivory
Tu,,y toano creekeIy, Plates Vegetable Dishes Soup Tu
r,ns &c Also the Furniture of ell the bedoom Containing
su, in aud mahogany Chsirs, elegant Ief"oOa
alt ape Beds esds pure hair Msesses beds so
Pillows wood and maoosany marble top Bureaus ana
China Teie, Sets Bedroom Carpets Mirrors Toilet aud Work
Tables CANT Stair Carpets Rods, OcOths HAL ands
40 1ke calls special at, nuon 70 m sale embfse
g everything rch and desrabe useful and Ornamental necc
.y the furnishing a. hrscIsss hguta Purchss
nay rely iha, will b. 'old without
- W. BURTIs Attorney.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate oi

the County Of Nv York notice Is hereby ~ PCT
sons having claims inst JUDE FIELD ate OF the C Of
decreased present the with vouchers the.,ot
H. he her residence No 2 sixth st. IN the Cay
s New OK before the 18th day Of April RextDaee
New. voik the 18th day II q, tober 1883.
ole l.w 6n.Th CLARiSSA f. FIELD, Administrative
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In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
The County Of E'w Yok. notice hereby gwen 70 a. pes
som raiIns the Estate Of SAMUEL d. VAN
DENBERGH late ot the City Of New York deces'ed, to pr-
the with voucher thereof to the subscriber has
oHe. No i6 BroLt st. In the City Of NewYoTk before
ne W. dsy Of August ueHDated New York the 2sh dag o
January 1851 JAhEe fhEEMANi
ja98 fswtm1h+ Executor
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IN PURSUANCE If an order Of the Surrogate o
the County NevYort rce hereby given "a all
aa,us claims .sanst JOHN CRAWFORD l-te If the City OF
cewYork the same with vouchers there
the subscriber a. b.. place Of business No Division
street In n. city NV York before the Ltieh DAY
Of April ne1-bsied NcYork the Isth day ct October 1888
Old isw6n III ALEXANDER CRAWFORD Aun'r
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VOSEPU HEGEMAN. Auction

IOSEPH HEGthAN, AuctOneer-f RlDAf,
- March G. a. the Central Ssier'oLs WlOnrLby st. corner
T. &tist BTookyn, a. lot q -kes.lsr We@ky SAL
Gothic BOOscse with Elk res
caiVcd mahogany Central -bIcs, email roseso3d d.,
nah gsny Sofas B.dsteads Hasnds Refnssrsors Stow.
Casa Dnnhl, BsIfeled (iL.n. a..
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CtgIcr OF GAoc,ns FiRE fNs o.. 81 Nslst. cor PeHi
E.ve-YoRK, Marsn2 1851
nIVlDEkD-Tb Board of Directors have de
ctayed a Semi-Anuual Dividend of EIGHT PER CENT,
-, ahie on d. Daud JAS q. PLATE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

PURSUANCE Of IN order Of the Surrogate OF
,e County OF New York notice "a hereby giyon 10 All Per
rrs having claims against WILLIAM H. MAXWELL lHte
Of City NewYork counselor at law deceased to pfe.h
toe same with vouchers thereof 20 the subsobrs a, Their
If &C. No Us Broadway IN the City q NewloIk OF be
fore the fih 4 March lb5TDltel York the 81 day
Of September 1856. r.. ~ TREADWEBL, }Fx,cp,ar.
a Law 6nIIh MANW ELL WOODnl ID, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

Save THIRTY FER CENI xS sAn .EIeia u
THIRTY HOT-AIR OvEN three fou,ths OF the l.ot
and elpen.e of the cd PROCESS. AID hss csPssiJ
PER CENT so bsl. pr Gay eIru.e 4 only i'ry
cents pr bArrnl-thIs enabling US "a 1--WE 9eyes ~
~ YOUR PER heavier. Th- being e.ed aahns
he process Of htl ing the alcoholic v.pors 'st n
BREAD he common dr.r oven r,.b.Orbed ieto the
bread. and gam Of 10 per cent Is thur effected
BILLS Our dstT huioTs viii CO. f4uines who vl.h y
Iy IL with samples. Or.ers Addressed NEW
YORK BREAD Co, ke~-iork Arosie No 5tt
Brcsdwsy. Wll be pTog ply slea
No ssi wASTED = Three sPRlNo- CARTS With
DRIVkRS, fl III s. o each Gay two AGENTS
R-osdWsy. and BOY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning and ma
II esin.,y ree barns ersey eSs, not aro'' tss
vlsi AIso COBURN PURE TALLOW OIL, which vi
oItSar Sre nm stands colder wetber and burns well War
.at4e a. sboye BIIs 50 70 20 salons Only Asea JOIN
". QUINCY. Nc. &c W ie.us 81
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPA-
Il NY-Msnuiso terers Of
WHITE LEAD, ~ -
cry and in ell Importers sd O. .heT. Of snssse W.
grvand refined Oh nd Lad snd "a h1.e =" az!
Eve 9Gshty The trsde ana consumers supphed u ' a
biSrS ieInss by ROBERT COLGATE CO,
Gen. RAJ gems % .he Company
NJ 81 al, st. Se~f "a
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Alillinsrp, &r.
Jnsurante Companies.

CIETOE CIRCUMSTANCE COMPANY
~ Cash CATfI GO, sifh Asss surpua Okee No u
VIZ opp si.e The Mere anti EIch.nse-
HUGH LANG Presie~t-
DiRScToRs:
a1sh IAs1s. Corr " Lsvrrnce, Efnsh.s 7ovresaa
CaAl.es T. svotd- Stuart c hs-sh John Pen.oid-
John Compton, d Henry Hssbt Joseph Lssrenee,
L-snsrds ; Slsref, SilAs BrnI tol, A r. Enc,
t.nn Nsi-on, Jos.rh ". C.rlies, L.wr-nc- I2rnura,
Samuel VHets, Wn. K. Stron6 s T Nicoil.
&C.. Griss old, D., Eosh 5. Hunt Thomas sInul
J. II. RADsoD, Geo. A Towpseld, Don Aorzo Casbaaa,
o. J. Smith Alfred Villa Sylvester l. H. WAId
Rce~rs n. Bruce, J. Boyd, A YsrAss del Vsie
Henry s Leverich
JAMES B. AMES u, Secretary.
DEMOVAL.-The ATLANTIC FIRE lNSU-
III RANCE COMPANY or BROOKLYN hsve removed
tsr ofce No u Waist 20 No "a " g, bet wen
Bacs1waS and Nassau o.. JOHN D. COCKS, PTeste1L
HORArIo DsRR, Sec'y
DEMOVAL-lhe REPUBLIC FIRE IN
III sJRANCE COMPANY hsv- removed from No. "a Wsil
-. No 10 HaE-st, be- Seen Nss-l st and Bro.iv.y.
d. y. CUREy, Secretary. BOOST HUME, frsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

EARLY SPRING MAN1ILLAS
~ A. RIAL
VII be epen.d THIS DAY,
BLACK VELVET xASTILLAs.
BLACK MORE MANTlLLAs.
BLACK SILK hAsTILLAs,
MOURNING MASrILLAs
GRAY SILK MASTfLLAs,
CRAY AND BROWN CLOTH TALMAs, L.,
Ofsn The newest md uSost eeauul P.disn designs yosi
received. 0EO BULPIS,
No " Broadway.
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Droplsicne.

s,n,v P.,rv,x JoHs c. LAcrA
~ + N N & l. l. . Y ID
Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN PRONI ) Ms,
Nos 40 and ~ Broad Ct, New York
OTFEE SALE:
CHOICE FAMILY HAMS 500 iierces Stage Shsys sai
Davis Gardiner, Phipps and othet celt bA,ed brands
hDDLEs-c0 zoo bis Long and Short Ribbed ard Shor Ge>
Gncinu al
PORK no barrels A g. Whites and $40 bile Tnn M".
New So do Mess PTiIoe and Ciesr. City sudWe,Iera
5Q hsfberrals Clear, Cay Picked
HaNS-5(O .rcss Wtiie's and ots-r brands N-s<Es
tine sbippiIs order. $500
GLAZED HANs-SO0 erccs ~ eAr. article for California,
50 do. Western Sour, cAnvssed for saipG
sHOULDERs-loH bds Prime Mt-,rrn, Smoked
LARD-l co b. nell AID OOo k-.. Prime Leaf Nee.
SO barrels sud SN kegs Extra Rriued, fof sAlrpins.
REgF--Eew sen barrels Buckeye and Chieago Wes,sru
TrtfA so iarrcis Buckeye Repaoked Superior,
~ Country and Cry PRIME
Old pO 90 ChicAso snd Western Repackst
Rst.rOsd Repscted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

NALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAIL
u ROAD.-The SECOND NoRrC aGE *INklNG FUND
BQHps Of this Company due in 10 "A ies payable hf'i
yearly III Nsw-YO b. are for sale by
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FINAL TIplNGs OF THE LyoNNAIS

t,or ne Cou.,ie' dee Eat. Ua',. harAt m
We have announced the safety and arrival 81 100
eiro Of tso sailors of the III lated steamer Lyonnss.
L, .day We received the report of one OF Niece ship
wr.cktd persons Dsmed rongard, sh3 furnishes ''me
de. Div mi, netting details OF the incidents which &C
curitd 81 the of the disaster after the departure
of Lieut. Iuguitre's boat Unhsppily will ne seen
that this narrative e-'ioys all hope OF ever hearing et
a \ OF the etheIs wrecked
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z.
HNACKEREL. WHITEFlSH, BUTTER and
nj CHEFsE.-Larse ard medium Nos. l. and MACK
FRcI IN barrel. halves Qua and kius, WHlfEstSH
81 HADDOCK Smoked HAMS. SHOULDERS I'D BEEF,
Irine BUTTER and CHEESE, LARD, CANDLES. RICE.
TEA sc.
Ciy sle country order, Cs1einly lied BY
ALLAN Z ROSE No. u Wa.nn.ton =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished by the Associated Press.J
KEw YoRk, Dec. 1.-THE Star OF the West
hrinns tuzn nd q cr1artar rniIlinns traa -rra


KEw YoRk, Dec I4-The Star OF the West
brings TWO and quarter millions trea -ure.
WASHINGTON Dec IA -Senste-Evans an,
nOunced the decease of Senator Butler. The usu-
al eulogies followed, and the Senate adjourned.
House-The Committees were announced.
Private dispatches say that Shields and Steele
elected United States Senators from Minnesota.
Doctor Hunt, Indian agent at Utah, has csc ped
from the AOrmous, and reach Col. Johnson's
! camp on Sweet Water.
Senatorial-Tbe Democratic caucus postponed
the nomination of Public Printer till Wednesd az.
Douglass bill to enable the people of Kansas to
form Constitution and State Government is smi-
lar in it's provisions to Toombs, heretofore intro
duced.
New York, Dec I4th.-The weekly statement
of the banks, is follows;
Increase in loans, 1912, 600.
Decrease in Specie, S6ll 600.
do in circulation 5000 900.
do in deposits, So, l27 600.
C1NCINNATI, Dec. 18TH Loeffner, who killed
his wife and Mr.. Horton, some time since, has
been found guilty of murder in the first degree.
ST. LOUIS, Dec I5th-The St. Joseph's Journal
announces the arrival of Lieut.. Warren.
DR.. Hayden has been sent to geoOgicaly ex-
plore the region between Dscotah City and the
head waters of Running Water.
Mayor Dennison arrived with the chiefs. he
leaves the Pawnee tribe route for Washington.
CINCIENArI, Dec. 18th, noon.-Hyman Broth.
ers' Clothing Store, burned last night-loss $685.
900.
ST. Louis. l5th.-The river is receding, with
feet water to Cairo
LOUISVILLE, Dec. I5th.-The river is recediue,
with plenty water on the falls for any size boat.
BosToN, Dec. I5th.-Frederick W. Lincoln, Jr.,
is elected Mayor.
WASHINGTON, Dec. -Senate-EuIogies
were delivered on Bell, of New Hampshire, by Hale
and others. Adjourned.
House-The testimony in the contested election
Of Ohio and Nebraska, were referred to tue com
Eulogies were delivered on Senator Bell.
Adjourned.
New YoRK, Dec. I5.-Cotton heavy at a decline
of I. Uphuds Middling, lOB Flour 81 45lS4 30;
Southern Wheat, 81 20 81 AZ Corn firm. Lard
94alO. Coffee steady. Sugar firm. Lnseed Oil,
$500.
CINCISNArI, Dec. Is Flour So 75a$8 So.
Whisky Is. Hogs and Provisions dull. Mess Pork
$l8 90.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 15.-P. W.-Flour 81 % R, d
Wheat s24aSI 90. Corn IS. Oats 80 AZ. Hemp
50.
WASHINGTON, Dec I5.-Intimate friends of Gov.
Walker say that he will shortly Withdraw from the
GovernOrsGp.
large number of Calilornians are pressing
Senator Gwinn TO be mustered into the U. S. ser
vice against the MOrmons. They state that the
MormOns have emisaries throughout California,
| medtatng most serious mischief.
{ NEW ORLEANS, Dee I5.-Cottor sales, 90 600
Oaies; Mi1dliug 10. Rrcepts-7 $50 bales. Stock
PA 900 bales. Decrease n receipts at this port
$4,000 bales. Decrease 1t all ports 81 500 bales
FIR Iguts dull. Sterling 3455 premium. New York
ii discount.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16

Telegraphc dispatches we're received last night
by Mr.. Il. l. ANDERSON, Superintendent Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, announcing a
collision between two trains the first curve west
OF Ba-s' Station, on Crow Greek, about SIX miles
west of Stevenson, damaging both engines (the
Eakin and the HOustou) considerably, and making
a complete wreck of two baggage cars.
The following persons, we learn. we're Injured
John Rymau, leg broken; Jack Matt, engineer,
ankle broken; C. W. Wasbburn, engineer leg
broken j. Skinner baggage master arm broken.
None others are reported a. having been injured.
The break in the rock embaukmcnt, on the slope
of the mOunttn near Tautalon, not being repaired
yet a transhipmcnt Of pass, myers and baggage has
TO be made az hat place, which required more than
the usual time IN the present case, and caused a
corresponding detention OF the eastward IT iu, thus
putting il hind time. No train b. Ing expected
from Chattanooga, the upward train proceeded as
usual when the collision occurred mentioned
above.
The telegraph not being 10 working order to
Chattanooga, il has not been ascertaiu,d why the
downward train was despatched as but one train
is kept running that part OF tue road Union
aud American, l5th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
The "University of the south.''

A public meeting was held at Winchester
last week, to take into consideration matters
connected with the proposed "University of
the South" a committee consisting of a. S.
Colyar. F T. Estll, HUI. Francis, John Frizzell,
John @. Montgomery, G. S. Backus, Madison
Porter, of Franklin county, and Maj. W. ?.
Hickerson and Col. Massey Hill, of Coffee
county, was appointed to secure to the Trus-
tees title to the lands desired by them for
the site Of the Institution. Another commit
tee was appointed to confer with the represen-
tatives from Franklin upon the subject Of
charter by the State Legislature. Bishop
Polk, Of Louisiana, was present, and address
ed the meeting.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
FOR SAAE

THAT valuable Dwelling at the Of Cedar and
Summer streets. The lot fronts IS The DWELL
ing is large and commodous, and there is
the lot. It is Of the desirable the
city. Apply
sepu2 A. V. 8 IINDSUFY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
Hard Times-Prices to Correspond.

Owing the tremendously tight times and aftr Mon
day. 14 Of this month"; and January 1858, propose TO
offer stock Of dry goods cost for cash. We don't do
this of old goods for stock is nearly and
new, having been business but short time, but be
wish reduce stock hand.
We have splendid lot Of Velvetaud Cloth Coaks, Black
and Fancy Silk Embroderies, Iaces, &C, white and
Linen Goods besides great many different kind Of goods
which need ion. Come one, come ALL if you
buy better bargains than you have had opportu-
nifty of doing for a long time.
Uanl5. c. M HOLSON co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
FOR SALE
septLo. a. We LINDoLht.
FOR RENT

LOT Cherry street. South Nashville, the
"A Baptist Church. which there is a small Frame Ten
The lot fronts 20 feet $50 feet deep. Apply
sept2S. A. vi &. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
Valuable Land for Sale,

4 WISH sell the farm where ! live, containing
about hundred and ninety acres, situated twelve
Nashville between the Nashville and
Turnpike the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, part Of the land fronts said Turnpike
half mile and a part lies within two hundred yards
Railroad The place is well improved comfortable
dwelling and houses good water and orchard OF both
Apple Peach trees, and other fruits The land Is Of
good quality and under good cultivation there being
sixty-hve well with clover All the land is in
with Cedar rails has abundance Of wood, and Is
every way desirable plantation being admitted one Of
the most healthy situations in Davidson county
wishing buy good pleasant and healthy place
would soon, DESTROYS sell and will
give bargain. Apply the subscriber the premises
james H. Mcdonald ESQ. Nashville, Ne. Az Cherry
street; or to NANCE a WOODWARD, Nashville.
Oct2g-eotian. r.. H WALLACE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
AD MINIsTRATOR'S SALE.

ON Thursday Friday 18th and sth Of the present
~ Month will sell 10 the highest bidder, the premis-
William owen deceased, miles noTh-eAzt
Franklin, ovens station, the Ten nessee and Ala
baua X X, all Of the PeTishaOe Property belonging
aid estate, consisting o. large stock Of HORS EN,
BROOD MARES AND MULES, Colts and Filleys,
and about 10 head Of Jacks and Jennets. At the
aud place, the celebrated Stallion "a Oun tain
" Fairs, and The Jaca PHEAOAENOR He took the
premium the Fair ghen he three years old.
viii be sold, Also large stock Of CATTLE SHEEP, and
HOGS, Of improved stocks. Among the Cattle will be
found number OF hrstrte Mich Coz with young Calves
Among dogs very fine Boar, and many fine soWs or
n Berkshire Byed stock. Also, wall be sold Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and large lot OF Farming Uten
slIs Wagons, Carr ais, Market-W sgons &C and
Buges, and The present years Of train and
PrJyeuler Ac.s &C
Al tine and place the undivided 0ns-third Of
TWO MESSENGER STUD COLTS, and ONE MhssENo-k
EtLLbf. Also The undivided one third q Nine Head OF
Devon Cattle, among taem two Bais Also abous fiiIy
fiue rork dogs and Thirty Barrels Of sAis.
An rsr-ons having claims against said estate viii please
rget then daily authen estea in the time prescribed
~ law and owing aid estate VIII come forward and
pay Up Immediately. -
iEaMs or sALE-An sums under $40 CASH credit Of
twelve month given above aiO, the purchaser
giving not with approved securities before ne r
80. n he pro.serty JOSHUA ". OMAN,
Adm'r OF Wm. ONdu, DECD.
Ps-Ou the drst day the Crop and st0ek vii Be solA.
n The second day The Household and Kitchen furn urs,
Farming Itznails, &C.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
For the Patriot.
T-sa--a


Why should virtues heart be painedland sadr
With Autumn's night in mooubeams clad;
why should the sun-Ight fade away,
From a mind so pure in Autumn's day.
The spring, The summer, the fail Of life,
All have their charms mingled strife;
Winter, with icy hands, all forms embrace,
Giving to virtues child glowing face.
Virtues mind should not permit one ray
FROM hopes bright star 10 fade away,
But all it's Alliance no d most dear,
u others giving hope, and light more clear,
Holding the lamp Of life in hands made Iure,
All sister virtues grasp, all pain endure.
Let hopes bright beaming star, all doubts dispel,
Calm thy pure spirit. let God within thee dwell;
Virtues star Of hope will brighter, hOier growf
AS down the stream Of life thy moments flow;
Look TO the heavens from whence come power,
Thou can'st be more calm, more holy, every hour,
In Eternity Hfe's dream will end, will pass away,
All shadowy lights Ee.lost in eternal day.
\ AsHVILLK, Dec -, 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
A CAR ID.

STEAMER ELLA, Dec. 18TH 1857.
We, the undersigned passengers board Steamer Ella
pleasure ending favor Of the travelling
pubic Capt JEo. DAsHHLs, whose skin and gentemspy
bearing than ted appreciation in the trip
from Saint Nashville having encountered incred
Of dnftin the Ohio well as the Cumberland
through all Of which, he has carried safely. The other
officers the the boat will be found bging and attentive
ever ready the comforts Of their passengers
A. Becke~ T. ". Harrison, B. Hamilton,
Joseph Gideon, W. T. NC a D., J. l.. Thompson,
J. JOINER, sam Heath, Joel Nelson,
f. r Wicaman, ". c. HusgrOve, }. F. COuts.
W. W. haskell, G. Walsh,
And thirty others.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
From the EUening Mirror.

GENERAL DFBILIIY.-We would advise al who
may be afflicted with General Debility, 20 try Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial. It is certainly
valuable remedy; many Of friends have
tried it, aud thy recommend it very highly
a Tonic and Alternative. It's very pleasant to
take.
Every country merchant in laying in his sup
plies should be to take some of this Cordial -
1t sells rapidly, b yond the most saugmne expecta-
lions OF the proprietor One day last week he sold
every bottle he had on hand. Now, with increased
facilities he is able to supply all demands See the
advertisement in another column. dec. l5-lw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16
Weakness of the stomach and Indiges-
I'd. sLeboYean Nieuwsbodt

sick the probability that the root of your
surerings is in the stomach, From a weak stomach pro-
coed dyspepsia, Isnguor, oppression in the Diaphragm
jaundee, headache, Nausea bodily weakness, dimness Of
sight, heartburn costiveness, dysentery and legion Of
other tormentng diseases. Indigestion prod thin
blood and therefore destroys the strength vgor Ct the
system. the Of thu stomach enable
to throw of and dismiss forever all these entng
dangerous complaints nothing necessary persever
inc Of Hoohands Biters prepared by Dr. G.
N Jackson PhiladeI ph There is mitaE failure
il their sanitive elects.
For sale by uggists and sorekeepers every and
village in the United state Canadas. West Indies, and
South america at CSC. per bottle.
Dec PIN.
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Earnche Enreh.

This painful affection, VII oh especial
y children ARE subj every fall and winter is ready
rabe by the OF BRAsG's few drops
be borne the surrounding parts well bath
ed with the inment, applied with gentle friction with the
hand Thousands of cases have been relieved in few mi
by this invaluable Inment. also inaIbIe
for Rheumatism, Neuralgia sprans and Bruises Burns
Sea Ids, and all diseases skin. tits by
re gctable Druggists.
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Four1h CIrcuit Inv.

J. Towser vs.. 5. Debow. A. Ewing special
Judge. Reversing Judgment below aud r, N ,udiug
cause.
E. A. Jackson vs.. William Floyd. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers. Affirming judgment below.
W. r. Car, Judge County Court, a.. vs.. }. \.
Livingston. Opinion by Judge Caruthers. Affirm
ing judgment.
SamT. Allison vs. }. NJ. Williams. Opinion by
Juuge Caruthers. Reversing judgment and re-
handing cause, &c.
Driben and Young Ezs, VS.. T. T. Watson surviv-
ing Elk. Opinion by Judge Harris. Affirming
judgment below.
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For Rent or Sale.

elegant suburban residence on the Southern bounda
~ OF the city, situated in the of iOlr ot
We 'front.' Of which highly ornamented with evergreens
ana fruit trees OF choice varieties. 1t also contains
sesetaole garden, house newly papered and painted
ana ever thing in complete repair.
auoton TO the dwelling there Is q wants house.
sSe, carriage and COW house. There is also large els
seIIls capable Of containing 500 barrels water.
The house Is eminence commanding An extensive
ana picturesque view The property Will be sold price
suitable 10 the tess or rented careful Apply
70 A. V. 5. LINDSLEY.
Dec 5-tE