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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
Sale of Real Estate.

- WILL be sold on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II,
xa 1881 valuable piece Of ground situated on CEDAR
Sss sTRxEr, opposite the SEWASEE Coal DEPoT, with
Improvements
Said property be sold for the purpose OF making
division among the heirs Of Benz. G. Csbler, deed.
TERMs.-One third cash; the balance on one and two
years. time. -.
jar. a. Std JNO NJ CAbLER.
NT0TTCE-An person, having claims against the es'
~ tate Of CITY Jackson deed, hereby notified to
present them properly su hentcated- to Ioha Woodard
uge Of the County Court Robertson County Tennes-
see or before the list day OF May next for pro rata DIS
rbution have this day regularly suggested the usoy-
ency Of said estate II. II. B. TURNER,
Administrator ofG. Jackson, decd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
CrininnICnnr,

Judge " X. Turner commenced the GRIM
nal cour; here on Monday morning. lie is
dispensing justice with bis usual expedition.
Most Of the cases that came up on Monday
were for betting on elections, and those who
submitted were generally fined ten dollars aud
the cost -lhlr Netps
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
REMOVAL.

C,NYDER FRIZZELL having removed to the old stand
- Thompson Co., No. 81 Public Square tnext door 10
their former ation they Offering well as ort
ed stock Of Boots Shoes Trunks Vases, sc suitable to
the Retail Trade Their facilities for getting goods enables
them to have always whatever may be called for in their
line They would be glad their friends and the
trade generally. Call at No Al Public Square.
SNYDER FRIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
NICARAGUA.

Ii persons dasirous Of emgrating 70 Nicaragua on the
n Steamship Texas" which sails from New Orleans on
the Goth inst, win address -
Nashville, Tennessee.
TEkMs Each emerant pays bis own expenses 10 New
Orleans; passage from New Orleans to Ncaragu FREE
Two hundred and fifty Of land aud S3s per month";
paid to each emgrant Each emgrant is required to re-
main in the country twelve MONTHS unless dcdarg-
ed from his Oblis 2JiOns.
w. Mr. Walker can be found at his over W T.
Berrv 4 o. $ bookstore. jan3-d2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16

~ The White County Agricultural Sooie.
ty met on the Sd inst, and elected the following
officers for the year 1857;
Judge JosEPH HERD, President, and WIZ.
JARRED Treasurer, Col. Thomas b. Eastland,
John A. Garrick, j. r. Stone, J. w. Simpson,
Waman Clark aud f. g. Thompson, Directors.
The next annual meeting for the purpose of
electing officers, viii be held on the Is; Satur>
day 10 January, iS5s.-Spartd Democrat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
$50 howard.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing in Columbia,
II Maury county Tenn, on the 29th November VEL.
Low BOY named DICK. Said boy is about p years Of
are weighs from 40 l75poun is about five feet eight
inches high; Of bright muato color; quick spoken and Of
rather nsoent appearance He last heard Of in Nash
VILE and is supposed be in that vicinity now with free
pass viii give the above reward for the apprehension
and confinement Of said boy in Jail, that can
eure him 1decl6-du JOHN BROWN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16

TIVE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING. ESTABLISHMENT
1 OF j. W MCUNBS, is removed to Church street, OPP
posie Old stand in the house recently built by Or.
Young, where ready, usual 20 give our attention
when called on J W. MCOMBS.
ian3 TBY w. R. CoRNMIUs.l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16

INOR RENE That desirable STORE ROOM adIon-
Il ting my Office on Cherry street, nr the year 1854.
Also rat very desirable DWELLING Cherry street,
South Of Broad, containing or rooms, and viii be
pu; in thorough repair. Apply 10 WILL. L BOYD,
"a frasf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

TINHE ORIGINAL PEAK FAMILY, Vocal
lists, Harpisis, and Lancashire Bell Ringers would
spectfuy TO the citizens Of Nashville that they
VII give two Of their popular entertainments at ODD
FELLOWS HALL on MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS, JAN. 10TH and BOTH.
~ For particulars Programmes.
~ Tickets soc Seats be secured In advance,
without extra charge The Music Store Of A. McCGTe
where plan o. the Han may be seen.
80 Doors open Al 7, Concert TO eommbnce At ~
O'Clock. JOHN d FiTZ,
JanlS-lW General Business Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16

A SECONDHAND PLANNING MACHINE (Danisl's pai-
n emf "a good runalrg order. Il panss I'VE ty.lSar
inches uide and viii he disposed % - reduced price
NM. X. McFARLkND
ianlg-fW ~ "a &C.,. =,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
Goodriet's (''Petsr Parey")
aECOLLECTIONS OF 4 LIFETIME
A NEW WORK UNRIvALLED FOR INTEREST, VALUE,
AMUSEMENT, AND INSTRUCTION.
". 7. BERRY q co. have Just received
REC0LLECTIONS OF A LIFETIME ;
OR,
MEN AND THINGS | HAVE SEEN IN EUROPE
AND AMERICA.
Nv y. G.. Goodrich.
Ny =. g.. Goodrich

Author Of Peter Parey Tales, and late Consul Of the
United States at Paris, France.
The Autobiography Of whose recoeetions embrace
the whole Of the last half century, who has
Atlantic sixteen tines and and known many Of the
mastersprits Of the age, both sides water:
who is the author and editor Of 7O volumes and Of which
SEVEN MILLIONS have been sold-cannot but be hailed
with enthusiasm by the public generally and especially
by the millions o'frends yeang and ed ofthe vsritabs
Peter Farley.
This work not only comprises fan photographed
view Of the Authors life his early days his education and
his literary career but gives vivid interesting ac
count Of numerous public events wch have happened in
The Authors lifetime and Of which he has been witness
ora partioipator Among these are THE WAR WITH
ENGLAND OF 1s12-14 in which Mr. Goodrich vas =
private soldier: THE HARTFORD CONVENTION, whose
operations took place under his ueat observation and
with most Of The members Of which personally as-
quainted. Embracing curious and interesting details
specting Old Jefferson Democracy, Old Federalism,
Connecticut Blue Lights, curious and marvellous
events connected with the Rise and Progress Religious
seets in The United States; with descriptions OF the
French Revolution Of ls4S, and Louis Napoleon's
Coup DEtar, both OF which the author Witnessed. With
full account Of the "PETER FARLEY TALES Of which
-Four millions have been sold.
In the Of the work will be found Gallery Pen
and Ink Portraits Of over Two Hundred Celebra-
ted Persons Presidents Vice Presidents Kings Queens
Emperors, Soldiers, Sailors, Poets Wits Enthusiasts Ply
scians Preachers, Lawyers Politicians, DDlomatsts &C.,
&C. All described from personal acquan or observ
ton
~ Containing amount OF original curious and VAL
liable Personal Incident Aneedote and Description
DON, hever, met with in = single work. To sll which will
/ ha adj ~ rFH, -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
RFMOV

ID T. FLEMING has removed his Paint Shop from 20
H. to 62 Union Street between Cherry and summer tie
respectfully socits continuation Of the patronage here
totore extended 70 him. and will be pleased his
toners AZ his new stand jan3-lm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
PARTNERSHIP.
RENOV AZ.

DPs. Z. c. K. MARTIN and A. ATCHis0N hav
formed partnership in the practice Of Medicine
Oice or Cherry near the corner Of Union street.
n ggvG
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
DwFrTING HOUSE FOR RENT.

TTIHE BRICK DWELLING on Market street, -
short distance below the old Nashville Inn, is -
offered for rent good tenant, for the 1851. -
Apply to Idec23-tn BENZ r. SHIELDS, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16

Lent. Maury, OF the National Observatory
in lecture in New York, said: II have al
ways found in my scientific studies that when
| could get the Bible to say any thing en- the
subject, it afforded me frm platform to stand
upon, and another rcnnd in the ladder By
which could safely ascend
sH- A Boston correspondent Of tie New
York Tribune gives curreAey to the following
piece Of scandal:
A church In Washington street had Eesti.
val on Friday evening. After supper there
was dancing. The ciergyman--ohl hornors
David danced, Il Is true; but did David and bis
friends keep IL up ill after two o'elcck in the
mornlngl The Boston saints did. Spirit Of Got
tea Aather. how do you fesIi "Rayther rlledl"
pause for reply.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16

nor RETT.-A Small HOUSE in McGavock's Adj
4 dion, containing rooms passage and porch, with
a large yard, For particulars enquire CT
W. z. MCFARLAND,
ian14 No IS College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
THE MANUFACTURERS ESTABLISHMENT FOR
INOR RENE 7

THE LARGE WAREHOUSE on Market street is -
i offered for rent for the year 1S51 Apply to F.,,,
dec23-tf BENZ r. SHIELDS, Agent. .l.A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-16
First Class HOardiMg nous.
NO. 81 CEDAR STREET,
NASHVILLE TFNNEsSEE

NHE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Nash
vile and is vicinity that he is prepared 70 accom-
modate al the Day Boardrrs that viii call on him. HIS
house always open the travelling community; and
hoping that his friends and aeqasintances will give him
cali when they visit the city.
iauG-u r. W. WITHIN EFON, AEen-.
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Extra Premium Reef!

"A Will BE- offered for sale On EATUR- FS--s-fr3
49, DAY MORNING NIKE, ~ sian No esNS
Mm =, ~ Z. p CoienAn CO The L RI -.
AA--sAAa MUM BgFR, raised ia ms caansS by d T.
craiz, weighing ever $500 lbss Alsa sons vrry hae
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side. Appiy 10 IA GOODWIN, theatre
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To Railroad Contractors.


PROPOSALS. viii be received AZ The Engineers Oalce OF
he Tsrnessee ard Alabama Railroad until February
f0ih 1851 The Grading Masonry and Bridging Of sd
Railroad nom spring ma to opposite the tevn q Coaam-
bla, shout thirteen nIles.
The above comprises acme heasy r0ek eettihsi
about sx perches Of bridge nAsoaFy and a1ivea
hundred feet q bridging.
Plans ProGles aud Specifications nay be seen a. any
time and any further inornRon obssRe ~ addressing
j. H. Deversax Division Eag neeE, 81 snns'sss-
Nashville Dec IS, 1875. fngneef'
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Sabbath Night.

Jehovah Jesus on Thy beaming throne
How like the calm, surveying moon Thou art,
That from her stately place glorious, lone,
Seems blending with earth, while yet apart,
Unstain'd, undmnd by all its crime and woe:
Yet not like her, gazing with frigid ray,
On swelling heartB through which all mingled flow
Dark turbd streams from diverse springs their way
Tracing those Deep trackless unvsed by day
o no, for thou hast suffer'd, wept, and prayd
Unheard, garb'd in poor mortality, while God
Witnessd the triumphs Of Thine snay'd
Against Thee, alone the wine-press trod
Bore the laws curse fillness Of wrath Divine,
And for s1sch-shar this lesson trac'd in blood,
Though to mans vision dark, bright life Of thine
Read proftless, motives that rush a food
Upon the soul, sweeping Asr its doubts its suen mood
And thou art Ruler Of the Universe
VINO shall pursue the workings Of Thy mind9
The thick, mysterious dismal cloud dispense
Which of thy mighty sceptre moves behindi
Know what purposes Interior may
Project the SHAFT what volutions
The crushing Of providence, stay
The lightning iustie, why like love
Wreath smiles-Virtues, and efforts heaven-lke disaster
prove. PIP. NJ.
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FOR PADUCAH& CAIRO.


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per cent per month intfrest.
A this is the best Investment that be made q il
peeted hat Tax Payers viii be prompt Ia ealing.
Jthi0-lm A. NILSSON, Collector.
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Mr.. Boyce's tariff proposition 10 reduce all
duties above 90 per cent. 10 90 per cent, and
to tax tea and coffee now on the free list 20
per cent. IL the simplest proposition that has
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-07-22

| ne fllowlng affecting Incident u
! hira N a private letter irumu gen
! man travelling IN The West We
! Ma peculiar and affecting scene NJ
|ems which cas' q deep sadness
o lle whole day, AZ Michigan
vhefo W. changed ears, W. ub
! ucl Hem moving = slck virl The
n ein istcd OF a brother Of about
|ruff wears, y sister ui about slN
ari q mother, The invalid ap
bout twenty I've. yerl cmnr'
Do vi'l those luslrous eyes sn
m in hct a ,casr, crnsnmpllon
M fascinated while Il panied
'n .ant upon her Tho Tenderness
~, lon If her people wcfc real
lonfiful After We had gone same
lrs. while shr was ~, lining on
wuiher's breast. VIA Nas gently
.ul arlally smoothing her hair, she
tal, raised herself and f'll back
.,ri. Then followed such q sccne IT
vl and frantic grief mingled With
iAr i+,isc 81 the rushing EARS, the
uf u, locomotive. and Tie
ori ION 81 he passengers that uo
3 ver Il mind can describe; aud tbs
81. e mnu,d fr fry miles or uiorr.
W "A tong. hearts feund there Was
ou = s,l' nni critic hardened.
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AgSlh,rs' I.svc.

An tic noteworthy met
duis Of the Montreal disaster.
s's the Troy ~ " Budget,
vss tie saving Of her two chill.
DIM ly Mrs. Bloomfield, whose
hr.band is in the employ OF the
teudTrnnk COMPANY At Toronto.
Sic bcld 20 q rope with one hand.
.o,rreihch, head Il olr child above
ra'cr with the other, and holding
ltt ether up BY fastening her teeth
b Is dress. So heavy was the
lVaj that two Of her teeth gave
way aud were lest, yet she still
wigin.d her hold. At last a boa,
rarc towards her. aud men were
,cyraniue MI around her - DO Ia
len on board. She could no,
scream but . man seeing her si,u-
alton. brought the boa, 10 her, tell
irr them she needed aid must.-
lien her strength gave way At the
rro.psc, Of relief aud safety, and
shs rsmc rear drowning ere shs
could b. lifted Into the boat. Sh,
iss Sigh, delicate woman IN an
pcatsncc. pnd one wonders how
she wac able TO endure so much.
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u~urREss. fs,,crs ~ Aiminis'rs-
w ton v,rs, q, the Mar Tevm A.. Y.
lsi1. r-snt.sI to ne uuisrsxn-i hs the
rrsss.e Court II Lafayette cuuntv, stats
q Mississippi. On the ssisse II Rseecss
isslin. a~sus~d. Now al rerscus are
ksr~.r ns.iss . r-uhaf. their claims
actns. I'D ss.s.- nj have hon reris-
TERED ,s the ~ irrcss. er tis-v vii be
hare. tx s....ie. AL rsrssns indebted
to .aia estate are rrlai-ed tc rale inns-
date rs,rsrt WILLIAM ioSlfS,
is'y L. So .. at1iuisz aios.
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heif can't ,laani enA ~ ri.
shhht nunsf, fishi hind ieu
hlHlo llie raaian lalHi, shout fNff
hanll high, aA ri seven frtff Oil HN
arpfaisf a. flnp Tone hlalfsl lallai
4 " IuNts
inha 20, 1851. iYl.i1 Hrp
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ami nrt,r Ia salds 81 Iin
Pa tenfpfs are requested 'H rurrhH
tickets hafafn entering The Nsla, Hnl
save plgmrnla Of rstm iarfs.
lltrFarr eh,lked 90 ali stations nn ih'
utrpai, and no harfaFe WILDE receive .
wdhuut hclns checked
zach passenger viii be allowed un'
hunlrml poumis ~ baggage by thc hn''
ROAD nnd sikty pounds by stage, hui 80
article will b. carried ~ baggage 'hli %
not Incident % ihs person ol Che rns'n
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In erc ~ loss lhe COMPANY VIII Bolt
themsel,e. Responsible iot IN am0uu' o..
cacsoIinr fits dalinrs.
Negroes. when travelling nloue. mu''
have naming the point 20 y
the, ar to 60. aal tnec'f, ng that ih''
arr 70 travel BY railroad, OF they Will mol
be carried.
T. " PATRICK.
Most Superintendent
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10. uriHing \ Brother have ~
moved from ,hoir old stand 20 Ne ilp
Main .lrosl, Siessn,eu B'oek, Who're ihsy
Will be pleased 10 see their insnl' AMI
patrons,