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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08
WHAT THE WIND SAYS.

DO you know what the DeccnDtt winds
say, grandpaf asked a little child atan old
merchants knee.
NO, puss; wh;H dOes III he answered,
siroking her hair
Remember the pooro grandpa; wheu ii
comcs down the chimney, it rorrs. Re
member the poor when it pu's its great
mcush to Tie key hole it so,iishsy, 'Remcln-
Der the poor..' when ii strides through I
crack in the door, it itz"aispers it; when it
blows your baanitu Silver hair about in
the street, and you shiyer and button up
your coat, does i, DOT get At your ear and
say 50. too, i'll a still small voice, grandpa!'
why, what does the child mean!' cried
grandpa, who, am afraid, had been used
to shut his heart against snch words
You want new muf'and liPpet, reckon;
a pretty way to get them out of your old
grandfather
No, grandpa, said the child earnestly,
shaking her head, no; ll's the no muli and
tipPe! children I'm thinking of; my mother
always remembered them, and so do try
to- ..
After the next storm, the old merchant
sent fifty dollars to the treasurer Of u relief
society, and said, call for more when you
want it. The treasurer stared with snr-
prise, for it was the first time he had ever
collected more than dollar from him, and
that, he thought, came grudgingly.
.Why,' said the rich old merchant, after
wards, i could not get rid of the child's
words; they stuck to me like glue.'
And little child shall lead them,' says
the Scripture. How many a cold heart
has melted ana close heart opened by
the simple earnestness and suggestive " ords
of child?
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08
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Reported for the Pittsburg Union.

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whose favor ire bnsb,n1o b.5 80 .aI
ao benefit Of the ExemnIion lion, Act of
1910 ls# 1-a'' 80 ''7'
Josepa .speacey,s .qopsd f,o,,, .tbe d..
phu,.8' Court o. .3Ocgbenu
Sarah Smith lg,k ont !e,,prz og admin
is.raiion on The ,es,ate ef. h1, b,st,,d
James Smith who ty;sd s6at ,5f.te5t
In her administration account sbe cb,rood
herself with the proceeds 81 4 Iof Of gronnd
sold by her under an order of the ORPHANS
Court and itiained credit for the sum Of
three hundred dollars claimed nv herself
as widow, by virtue of the act of April
Ia, 1851. Joseph Spencer held a iudg-
nent against James Smith. the dacedent
entered Jaa. %, 1884. on bond will,
warrant Of Attorney Waivipg lle benefit of
the Exemption Act Of Is49. .Joseph
Spencer accordingly fled exceptions TO the
administration account, and contended that
the widow was not entitled 10 satain- $500
as against linn. The Court below. p +
decided differently. and Mr., Spencer an.
peaied. .a e.s
The case was argued bv NelIan and
NegIey, for appelIanl: and .bv Hosbro,cL
for the anDeIee. ea - rsa
phe on;nion of tho Co,r, nas lo,;,J
Nov. d. 1885 hv nE
LoWR1r. I've ,bink tb,, 10 -noJ
President Of the Ornl.ns, Conr, dan;,Iod
thjs cause riobtlv. Tho 90. or te5, :,
lowing a widow 10 take nro,ar,v 70 tho
valne Of saOn ont nfeber aa.o,so.t H.
hands estate. is nlainlv = reetric,io, m
lhe remedies tberetolore axis,;no - f.ror
Of creditors. II is tberaforaa : ras,r;ot;o,
or QUALIFICATION of apy liens aoo,;rod b.
ooerarion of law against her ost.,o a..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08
Dissolution of Partnership.

DHE partnership heretofore existing between
4 J. Eyerch & Son is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. $50, JACOB EvERICH,
J. w. EVERICH.
Lewistown, August 20, 1856.
P. $. The business III be carried on in the
same place as heretofore under the name of
oc30-6m JACOB EVERICH.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08
THURSDAY, JANUARY Q, 1857.

tracted was my physical strength that |
sunk on my bed utterly hopeless of my
design. Then it was The thought of my
country, my children returned to my aid.
I must behold my ii;tIe ones again--must
once more combat formy fatherIand!-and
fred with The thought sp!ang TO my chair
and labored with redouhIrd zeal, say ing to
myself 'Onward onward! courager (ayo,l-
Il! aoaatl carr:agoN each ;imc lclt my
energy Gag. a.t
sin spite of the energy Of his Keepers,
Orsini finished his saving off the outer as
well as the inner grating Of the window,
and also removed some bricks to enlarge
the aperture. The window was about Zoe
feet from the ground. A cord was made,
by stripping the sheets and towels which
he lately possessed, aud after several abor-
live attempts, he made the perisus descent
on ine night of the 29lh Of March
when had descended eighty four feet
| felt my strength giving way; the tension
Of tac muscles OF the arms was too pain
fuI for endurance again lclta about with
my feet, and soon discovered whiia mar
bic cornice, which surrounded the castle;
but Willie stroye to rest ny feet upon it,
and the chord slipped from between my
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08

BGApGov. Shannon is out with a defence OF
his conduct as Governor Of Kansas. He lays
the whole blame of the disturbances in that
territory on the President.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08
New Series---V Vol. II, No. 9.
THE WIDOWS THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. q

The following is the report of case
decided q the recent term of The Supreme
Court 'nr III Pntsbnrg, which is of very gener.
a! interest. The decision settles a matter
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08
A1AQD G.1Gll,3lIlO1a
GON'EElSGED.

TsIIE elections being over and the eXcltament
4 attending them passed away, and 1t beng
considered dangerous nowadays to keep on band
lahk notes, the proprietor ftie Peoples Store
woalJ again invite attention to his magnificent
for repIenishng the outer man and
sesnau on the scientific principle Of saving
Hspey, which accommodating establishment Is
4 East Market street, and can readily be
distinguished from all others BY its piles Of
beautiful goods and wares and that sign
nrsieh,like the Star spangled banner, isfanned
~ very breeze. The Ladies, gentlemen, mer-
sfatits traders, farmers, laborers, and all 9th
gshre therefore invited TO grand display (a't--
mission free of a most extensive, beautiful, and
sheap stock Of Staple and Fancy Goods. The
sxf ibition will remain open every morning, al
sfrhoon and evening until further notice, and
III concerned are requested t. call early and
,rocure good seats. The performance com
neiIces early in the morning with an exquisite
mel drama entitled .......
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08
TpR- K GOODS,
6, 8 7 4 w Z S .

ICrapc Shawls rrom So up,) which Tor beauty,
l.aatne,s, Gueutss, finish, chcapuess, AID all the
ofher ct ceteras, exceeds anything Of the kind
befure displayed 10 the ladies. This scene is
the admiration Of all who have seen il, both
from town and country, and alone Is worth q
Visit from the extreme cuds Of the county.
Scene third will be an unriyalled exhibition Of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08

vel made out Of good material, and cut out on
%iehtitic principles
ssThe hfth scene will present a rich and varied
sfcck of .............
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-08
Queensware and Glassware,

Will side views Of Boots and Shoes, Cutlery,
5.adies Cutters, and sundry other matters plea
sing TO the eye and purse. ..
- u. .. -. 20 q Ia Of ----
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
sHERIFE,S NAIE.

Y virtue Of vendtioni exponas 90 me directed, and
~ delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son county Tennessee a. its May Term 1851 vii expose
public sale 20 the highest bidder cash. Court
house ysFd gais In he city Of Nashville Saturday, the
iah eay 81 September 1851 ali the right title eai in
eFest and estate which john Coltart then had. may
have since acquired IN and 70 ke following describes traa
parcel Of land situated IN Davidson county TcBneses
and described As follows o-Wit; hrins part q Lot Ne -
h TIE plan Of haeh ana Nhitssdes addition 20 Nashville,
esnning on Jackson street. she line Of Mrs. Christie
pbeF hundred teet fron High street, aaa running
sita Jackson street westward leo feet tksnce
right angles fEg ee thsace towards High
themes % the teEinnlBE Tor particular desc pon Of
Ehoh reference l. made . Beck Ne. 81 pag 49,
Registers oicr Of DaFids8n coauty Levied upoa
properly of John Coitart, his January I, 1851.
auEla. INu X EHMlNstsN. EherfH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
Advertisements.

WE are offering good bargains irhe following list Of
80 feet Of grouzd extending from spruce aoLeuors
into two lotso 40 feet each, Isl feet deep.
One lot On College street, nearly opposite Ament's
T. lots in West Nashville. near the n. G; degos.
one lot ront 42 feet on Maple street, with superb brick
dTellln and al necessary oat houses shrubeery, &c.
good dEeliing house, nearly opposite the t. A. RI
lots on College ST. so and IS FEET in eth Ward, near
80 lois Buens vista Springs, Of all sizes O SO feet
lots improved in It'll ward on aarEet street
lot 12i feet on Lebanon Turnpike between the Water
works and Military College.
COUNTRY LANDS.
80 acres MurfreesborO Turnpike miles out-a
beaatfnl sight, Some buildings
60 acres on the Buena Vista Turnpike ~ miles OUT well
i56al acres, miles out near the Stewards Ferry Turn
pike on Mccrories Greek, good place and cheap.
s1 acres adjacent Spring Place Lebanon turnpike
IS acres on the n Q. Railroad and Min Greek, miles
50 acres near the N c. Railroad ~ r,iIes out very
865< acres on the N. C. R. R. ard Mil Creek Valley
turnpike, miles out, pretty place.
proved.
" acres II miles out MurreesbOrO Turnpike, well
leo miles out on GaIan Turnpike adjacent to
4s6 on Browns creek OUT with good brick
house and springs. fine place. -
| choice lot.
a5ll acres on the NOlensyile Turnpike miles out,
/ good place and cheap.
III acres on Rains Avenue and the T. A R.R. IA
| mile out very cheap.
e acres miles out on the Mill Greek Valley Turnpike,
| very good.
A acres miles the Franklin Turnpike and T.
| A. Railroad.
2776 acres miles on the MurreesbOrO Turnpike,
/ neatly improved.
rs acres miles between Gaatin Porter Turn
| pixies, very rich soil.
115 acres 8 miles out Lebanon Turnpike, well i'm
loss IS miles out on Long Greek, with Saw
Mil.
5000 acres less quantity miles the Carks
! vile turnpike, heavily timbered.
al acres miles out North side Cumberland river above
| town.
634 acres choice land 81 miles out between Hlsboro
| and Richland TuTnpikes, choice farm.
100 acres ~ miles out Franklin College, well i'm
proved.
142 10 miles on c. Rail cad, good improve
ments.
$40 IS miles both Big Harpeth river
and the North Western Railroad miles East OF Kingston
| Springs, very good tract.
434 acres miles out between Mrs. Smiths Mil and
frankhn College, good spring.
15I mile n. < OF Il town Of Franklin and
mile east Of T. A. Railroad, good improvements. Can
on US at No. 81 Cherry street.
aug29. NANCE WOODWARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
Brutal Rape.


An Irishman named Patrick CALKIN was
rested in this CRY yesterday charged with having,
on Sunday morning last, committed rape upon a
little Irish girl. of fourteen An investi-
cation Of the charge took place before Squire Rob
inson. The facts of the substantially
follows The girl, who employed from home,
Was at her mothers residence the north side of
the river, beyond Buena Vista Ferry, Sunday, on a
visit, and at aboutIl o'clock her mother despatched
her on an errand to a neighbours. Having
pressed a fear of losing her way, Cakin, who was
present, being a boarder in the house, proifered
his company. alleging that he going to town
and it would be in his way. The two, aceompa-
MED by little boy, started, and when they got to
q thickly wooded spot, Calkn asked the girl if she
would pot marry him; she replied she too
young to marry any one. He then took hold Of her
and she screamed; whereupon he sezed her by
the throat, stiff her cries, threw her upon the
ground and committed brutal rape These facts
having been proven, Calkin was committed in de-
fault of bail to await trial at the next term Of the
Criminal Court
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
AswindIer taken on the wing.

Mr.. 7. Perrenoud, matchmaker, employed in
the fancy store of Mors. Voizot, College street,
hired horse and buggy, few days ago, OF the
Messrs. Hammer, to take airing. Not coming
cup TO time" and the country around having been
searched for him 10 vain, it began to be suspected
that he bad played them ''shabby trick, and did.
not intend to 'tcome back gain" His absence
getting wind. it was soon ascertained that he had
walked into the affections of others besides the
Hammers. Numbers Of his Swiss friends owned up
to having been done, in the way OF loans, OF spare
tens, twenties, and even hundreds. A full thou
sand, it is believed, he bagged in this way. Sew
eraI gold watches, given him to repair, were
amongst the things missing The telegraph hav-
ing been brought into requstion, he arrested
yesterday Russellville, KY, and in few days.
will return to the bosom OF his anxious friends.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF

EVERY KNOWN DISEA Sc!
The undersigned having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville for the sale of the Medical Preparations recon-
mended IN Dr Freeses Con stem of Practice for
Physicians aud Families, would respectfully offer them to
such Of our citizens need restorative to health
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the celebrated Physicians and Surgeons OF Europe
America, and will cure eCey kos disease, that's at
all within reach oremedies These PrepaTaonshave
been sted for years by Freese and other cee
brated Physicians of country their daily practice
and have been found invariably edecual
For further particulars, Dr. Presses Combined sys-
tenn Of Practice,-togetber with Cards, Posters, &C.
Both the Book Medicine Chests, and Medicines may be
had Of the undersigned his Drug slOre, in Nashville
JOHN ]. BEECH,
No. 90 Sewanee Building, college St.,
une16-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

Take Heed.-Dr. TIton has returned to the Mas
sasot House Chicago, where may be obta ned Old DR..
James wOnderu and ceIebra ted Ntract OF Carnibs In
dica. His i-lAw, DIR. Thomas TtOn, III supply you
with it, either per onay by express. a and
speedy OF the umpton, Bro nch
ts, Asthma, Nervous Debility, Coughs. Colds and
Throat. We know this 10 be fact. Tryit ami live.
P.S-By addressing DR.. Triton throu On the Chi
cago Post ONCE, ncosng four staml az cent) recipe
will be sent in return, free Of charge any part
Union. DR. uLToN,
sertS-1u NJ ass asoit House. Chicago.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

a REwARBTs OFFERED!

For the detection Of any person countereing initiating
CT the Eender Of apy such counterfeit imitation Of
BG&HAyEs HOLLAND BrTTERs. The genuine, highly
concentrated Holland Bers put mp in hslfpint bottles
only having Of the proprietor B. PACE Jr blown
in them and his signature around the neck Of each and
every Doe.
This delightful aroma been received Aer cans
with that favor which only extended to really seeniic
preparations When consider the marked success at
tending its administration in the most stubborn Of
Fever and Ae Weakness Of any kind Dyspepsia, Heart
burn, Aeidy the omach, Sick and Nervous Headache
Indigestion Costfvenes and Piles together with the com
pIee control exercises all Nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections cannot wonder at its popularity
Well may the invalid value this remedy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
eHFnIFEsS sAF-E.

l1T virtue q vendiiiori c1qcnas Greeted, and
- delivered Fom the ASnaf2be Great EouFt az David.
coEBtt, Tennessee A. rs Nag Terz I'll via expo
house yard gate, Ia tae csy q hsshse saturday
fath day o. ecptehers ISL All the right title ezsu
EeFest snd Nheh Jehu ccitEFt tkeE ha1,
have nce acquired Ia and = the tainE described les
q FFoand Wing Nashville, nzFsan soauty, Tennessee
hoa de uess betng pAFt q Los ao IS begiunlnE
fhos Han salas sorneFs % C9ie6e street. EnrEs eaA
aih eaid y feets she q
BFaarh themes dosr she hFaHcA vita rs uezadeFa
Hartisaas corner bsaee west Wih HaFraQas ne &c he
beF nnHg Anolhef sinutnE 4aekael stset, tie
sne ~ NJ. -s uile fret Mem Atifh street. r11allE
sab Haensr asst ice tset theaee ek "a rbt angles tse
test Ehenee III go leo kes thelce th
het1huzi berg part e Les -. u Asfs apes - tts
properly e 5ola colizEt, thia 2eta 0elehsF lsed.
=. b. MaGsNuAIH. O. ..
aagA Tko- y EDMuas0H. ehetiE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
C A N d ID A T E S.
rEUNICIPAL ELECTION,

~ " authorized 10 WHLIAsG R. DEsfUA-
BRASE a candidate for Alderman in the ID Ward.
e. We authorized announce J. R. BRUCE
candidate for Mayor Of Nashville the ensuing municipal
election.
EB- We authorized to announce JoHN CoLTIRT as
candidate for Alderman Of the First Ward
~ We are authorized announce A. D. CREIGHToS as
a candidate for Alderman of the Fourth Ward.
~ We are authorized to announce J. P. coLSSAE
candidate for re-eec ion Alderman the 9th Ward
~ We authorized to announce ROBERT B. CASTLE
NAN candidate for Mayor of the city the ensuing
municipal election.
~ JoHS A McEwEN, E-q, will serve Alderman in
the Fifth Ward, if elected. aug 24-td.
~ We authorized to announce C. n. FoGG can
didate for Alderman in the 5th Wand. aug24.
E3- We authorized to announce that DAVID II.
WARE viii Alderman OF the Fourth Ward, if re-
elected.
H-We authorized to announce ANDREW ASDEEsoS
candidate for reelection May Nashville at the ensu-
ing municipal election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
by THE NATIONAL LINE.
ERspOrss Furnished BY the Associated Prsss.I
-. IsO. sept. s.-J.mea Lockh.f

EvAssvILLE, ISD, Sept. s.-James LOckhart,
Congressman elect, died yesterday
{ DErRoIr, Sept s-An insurrection in the State
Prison, headed by two negro conVics, was attempt
ed but quelIed.
NEw YoRK, Sept. s.-several failures are report
ed on corn exchange. Names unannounced.
WAsBIEGToE, Sept s-The State Department
has received information that Prot. Francis while
on an excursion, was accidentally wounded, result
ing in his death.
Bianco consul from Venezuela at Philadelphia, aud
FrAntz Button Muller vice-eonsni from Denmark at
New York.
New YoRK, Sept s.-Judge Peabody on habess
corpus, has admitted Mrs. Cunningham to bail in
the sum of 81, 900.
The first mate of the steamer Arago, has been
arrested for smuggling large amount OF iaces.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Cotton-Sales 100 bales.
Flour quarter lower. Red wheat 81 10. Ex.
change unsettled.
NEW YORK, Sept. s-Cotton declining; Flour
depressed Wheat declining; Corn 74c for white;
II for yellow; Bacon firm and scarce; Linseed oil
so; Pig iron 285a29; Whisky 263.
CINCrNNArI, Sept Flour dull and unchanged;
receipts larger; Wheat S0a90e; Whisky 2lc; Trust
COmpany's checks 60c.
New ORLEANS, Sept. s.--Cotton, sales 500
bales, including 600 new, at Is 7-l6a16c; Receipts
40 bales, mostly new. Flour So so; Mess Pork
held at S2S 90; Wheat actice; Lard held at III;
Exchange nominal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

FEVER AID AsUE-FOremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands Dr. shal;enberges Antidote
few doses win any ordinary case, and one dose nva
riably stops the chs. 1t contains nothing in the least
degree the system under any circumstances,
produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
Quinine and other agents in general 1t cures
every of the disease, and the original and only an
tidOte toT Malaria.
Ask fof Dr. shanenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote
and be you get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 so. Sole Propetors, A T. SEAL
LESBERGER Co., Rochester, Pa. aug4SmdtrkW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
Hughes Brothers.

Practical Artists il every branch OF Photography and
Wholesale and retail dealers in Ambroype, Melainoype,
Photograph, and Daguerreotype goods Apparatus and
Chemicals, every kind variety description
the abovs Arts All orders will be promptly filed and for
Warded any part o. the country the lowest
ket rates. for cash. which the trade respectfully
Ved. Also Agents for the sale Of MeainotyB4 spher-
Teotype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
Sept4. Q6 Union street Nashville Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
The Flnx Annih1liatad.

Every summer thousands OF people die Of Puz,
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Palms. and other irregularities
Of the Bowels It can now be every for rs
cents, by the use Of FUCKERS CHOLERA SYRUP,
which tested by the best physicians in the South
and West, and by them pronounced the most efectUa
remedy now in It has performed more astonishing
cures any other specific human life can be saved
nine cases of by investment Of Is cents Buy
bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN j. RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug
0is apr24-6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

w Mr.. NJ. G. L. Claiborne, we learn from the
Gazette, has withdrawn from the canvass for May
or This is unpleasant information TO his numer-
friends. If any man in Nashville deserves the
compliment of an election to the Office of Mayor,
he is the man.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

HOIIOway's Ointnl nj and PIlls.--coun
terfts are in the market. There is unfang test by
which to know the genuine, the wafer-uark, IDOL
IOway, New York and London" which appears in semi
letters every leaf of the book Of directions
Hold the paper the light Sold at the manuf actory No
So Maiden Lane New York. and by all druggists at 25c
sc. and 81 per pot box
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

BALTIMORE, Sept 5.-P. NJ
GRAN.-Wheat to-day in active request from ship
pers. Receipts very heavy and prices for good
prime white ruled fully to 10 cents lower white choice
Family Flour parcels remain unchanged The offering
Change were only 6OOOU bushels the greater part which
sold at 81 151 81 for good prime red and 81 1901 20
for lots of condition Wheat sold at 81 3501 40
good to prime shipping LOTS 81 S5l 90 for choice Family
Flour do and 81 C51 20 for tough and damp parcels The
market closed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09

The Mechanics and Manufacturers Of Tennessee
and adjoining States, reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition of the Mechanics Inst
tute of this State, will commence in October next
in this city. The annually increasing interest
ifested in these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting to exhibitors, well from the dssemina-
ton. of important information among themselves,
as from the great publicity which they thus
bled to give their business renders it certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse in msgnif.
cence and interest all its predecessors.
Copies OF Circulars giving full particulars, can be
obtained at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street. opposite the Sewanee, or by addressing the
President, WM. SToCxELL, or Secretary II. K. WAL
KER. June 25-3m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
Ancnsra Marker.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 6-P. n.
WHEAT-We hear Of % GOO bushels red at 81 20, and
consider the market unchanged.
FLOUR.-Prces remain the same, with dull market.
few country Mills badly put up have sold to-day
at IS 500g5 60.
BAcoK-We note the arrival of choice Tennessee
which held II 10 Also few barrels
Lard held at 20 cents.