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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
Sale of slaves GA Wednesday, Jan. 18Th.
yoeIF. Mayes. Admir- Sc. vs.. Fr ednn

JoelF Mayes, Admir- &C. Fl edonia saydeu Others
Pdrsuarcs Of decree made in the above cause At the
Woven Der (lS5D Tie OF the Chanc Try Court At Nash
We v" al at the village known Tn in Dav don
county on Wed esday, the 1871 January, 1885, the follow
ing slaves o-Wlt Amos aged 49 years; Angelne 2l: John
son, 10 Arch, Willis, 81 Larry, Anne 2 and2 children
TERMS cone third the purchase money requred in
cash and tor the balance of six months wi bou
Noe- 60 lie executed with Satisfactory security
- IV--utWIu. q. u. BRIE @. NJ.
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CAST STEEL CANNoN.-Cast steel cannons
are manufactured at Essen, in Prussis, The
patentee has refused TO sell bis secret TO En-
glish agents, who We're empowered TO offer
hiIu large sums. Recently the French govern
meut have ordered three hundred field pieces,
and the engineer, Todleben, is at present at
Essen, with order for a still larger number
tor account of the Russian government.
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CnFImIrrtn - ~

COMMITTED to Jail in Jactsoa county, in the tow, ,
- 6aineshoro, on the 1t day q December ss7 ~ oi
go Man med Sam. and avs they some. lines cli bf
Rube and that he belongs a BY the nan N JVI
nam owen OF Gun berland county, Clinton county k
sam g OF black color, weighs about los pounds fs
inches high, no marks or scars perceiyabIe The oWn
hereby nothtd 20 come forward and prove his pr,1 -
and pay charges the aid ave viii be dealt Igb ~
sold out Is the aw directs this the % day of Dec
VI LIAM sPEAh Man
Dec lV-o-| Jailsr Of Jackton COUNTY
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For Rent.

oME FIVE or six of Clsborne's and neat Cottages
- sua Ted between the Lebanon and urSt sboro Turn
pise viii be rented TO good ens price for the
ensuing ear Thee horses base tie privilege Of an mex
bansube supply Of water enirnt 10 all Of them with
out charge, and entitled teue6t Of the Free
Schools Il which is in a cir ghboI hood
Apply 10 A. y. :. lINU>LEY.
Dec 2-du p. r. CLASCOCK
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I'HAT convenient rrsidenos the Franklin Turnpike
i az present occupied by Mr.. EeoRs, II contains six
hes des ktct ems servants aud has about
acres Of ground attached. IL voud lie leased good
tenant for a term Of years II de'ired- AppI, 10
INV
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II ASt>G been ariy qualified tdalnlstrufor Of ne
ale OF DANIEL ". FuWef deceased, AID havfsr
eesel tie usaseTes o. al ttlr b che fIoorabis
Judss - e Cauuts ConTt e b8vii,en esauty sna ts
letk o. thr sane pa pc sons in sttd 10 TIE eztr A.
hereby net &c 3rwar pas e. a le 70 s
al z persons hasiag cans agast TIE estate are re-
4ustel O. g. thr Wih the Co tatv court Ciek on
ne lst zy % april l319 thev " o. befrsvar harrsf
C0maaa tons mas 20 lefi Noul.on Rect IA -
Tlfz, O. lddfe-s l. aE Er4nEhn- A IO0N
Dee s-s2- kfuini.tr4ter
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For Rent.

'Wo hanfsome Frd comfortable Brick Dweings Nos.
and 2, tlabCrHe's Row. These houses are new and
vel hnnhed; the rooms OF good SIZE, with high ceilings
the houses well ventilated ydraut water in The lots and
he occupant have the privilege of the Schools and
me Hght 10 educate thfir children without charge Cla
borne On minus regula ry every hour hou-
ses to the square, the low price Of cents Applyo
A. Y. =. LfNUSLEY.
Dec2-dtG l. R GLAsC0CK
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Dislress Auction Sic.

nUR sale of Distress Goods Tuesday morn
~ ing last postponed in consequence OF tie break
tie Railroad. The goods have arrvsd, viii he
sold Friday morning Dec. II, commencing o'clock pre-
cisey. Terms nett Cash. TRABUE & LUCUS.
Dec
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SAM'L B. CUNNINGHAM,
Pies f. T. & Va. r. +. Co.
No. s.
BLoUErsvILLE, Tenn, Nov. 25

BLoUsTsvILLE, Tenn, Nov. %, 1887.
His Excelleucy
IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of Tennessee:
On the LIST inst the interest on 5000, 900, eu-
6orsed Bonds, OF the East Tennessee aud Virginia
Railroad Company fell due. We had arranged to
meet it as follows, viz $1,000 in c,sh and Post OF
fee draft. The latter was not paid because the
power Of Attorney TO draw it aud receipt in my
name, was not attested by Notary Public. Il was
returned and amended aud sent back again, and
will undou btedly be pail. We likewise purchased
a draft on the Nassau Bank. New York, OF the
Dandridgs Bank, for $1,000, but it would not be
taken, and We have written tor il 70 be returned,
which can readily be sold here, and money viii be-
made 70 meet Mr.. InmAn's Coupons, which is one
half the whole amount, leaving more tbaa suti-
cient az New York FOR the balance.
Our Board has been in session for several days,
and tomorrow Is our anuual election, or it would
an have been met. B1tI wrote Inman the eicum-
stances. aud begged him to hold On FOE short
time, which feel sure he will do untl gee time
10 see him. Very respectfully,
SAA'L B CUNNINGHAM,
PFssi lent Z. T. a.R +. Co
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Sale of Slaves on wednesday, Jan. 18Th.

Fred o. Moran, ct al, vs.. samp H. Nc AIistsr Moran
Pursuance Of decree made in the above cause Al the
November 1870 Term OF the Chancery Court at NASH
VIE viii sell al the village Of Davidson county
on Wednesdt the 18Th January, 1855 the slaves
to-wlI: binah and Anne, and their oh I'd known
unity required. @ d BRTFN - = Al
Dec lO-dAwtd ~ ", y -
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ELECTIoN NOIIcE.

Nashville and Chattanooga RaIIroad
Company.
elecQa q Area Dfecl1Fs g. usanaR- the seaiFa of
II his Copauy, Ter the ensuaF geas n he held 81
Marfreezboro' Wednesday she lslA day DecenbeF
nexL
soekhodeFs vl be carried the Roa Ga ne islh
i5hs % TIE ssetaas aa ba1E hoe sasas Sol
losing CAV, ee Of eAEss - sainE tker csrAeats %
stoeA % TIE eo1dactora- -. A. GLEAN1ss
Nashville Nov Is. tssT-aov. SD ssorstlry.
SHEFPARDss GoLD Pens, - sais -
- SEGA. mAGAN 4 $40
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Price of Admission,

Admission TO all parts Of the House. 81
Box Ofce open, and vill continue daily from to 10
and from to NJ, be three days in
advance. Doors open at quarter BE- ore seven
ing at half-pas- seven O'Clock
FRIDAY-La sonnanbuIa.
SATURDAY. Child of the Re sfment
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SELF PRESERVATION. sc

IL debts due previous to the year 1851 viii be col
n lected by suit at Jsnua~y Court before a Mag
rae, il not paid before that time. This shall apply all
persons without distinction. A word the wi e is suf-
Gent" r. c. MCNAIRY a O..
Dec 1O--tf
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Flour.

. ,1EF rrrrire B he alh1Tll5d asen oi ne ioLou-
iEg Hih,. .--a-sf
GaEIatln Muis-tial. atrsf tran-
Unlan Mis- AbsEandrtas Team.
SILVER spriag Mills siifsr sPftnEs.
5astsat supply q ths ao2Fe pAndi on hind ~ bar
rsls sud szeks. A-ss bran siiaiiinsf, ena ster .
81 49, d. ID pc KY,
~, ut No. S. College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

TWO neat Dwelliug HoUses, GUNNER street south
81 Broad, for the ensuing seAr; each containing
Room, besides XII chen ard Servants Room; stable
Carriage House, &C. Appl4 10 L. ID. BAKER,
Nashville, Oct g2- If a. Planterss Rant
81 Possession Of Of the above tenements can be
had Immediately. ldSc. n l. d r.
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Administrator's SIC.

WILL expo-e for sale 10 re sh~s. hidfer A. De late
/ residence Of D. ". kUEEEL Of Broad AMI O. f
streets. nashville Tenn, "Wednesday Lee. TO- 1871 he
lolsehud and tshru f4ratarr s. "a estAts safe a.
com .esnce AZ "a o'c.oeE. TeFals cash
ue5 Id R.A.TOON Ae,,
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4 ls ~ ssPp4Y e Rs and Winter Goods Gen
49, - -5ll-alng oeots and Clothing.
Ales = sos Assortueat o. Gialhs Co., a. ".
go alii Dc Elads aP to order 81 he raost 80
-, - ~ y TT. hOUGH. aFsna
TO-. rasr- ear-
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4 HOUSE in E6geae &, ~ipIn a fsw minutes gsrt Of
y ue Public square, aiming rosus besides Lteh.
en and servants rooms. inquire Or
J. G. BELLOWS
povF--ff n, - rst,----g.-.-a.
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Wheat, Wheat.

~ agsn iusue stately. lte &c bushels Of hhe2t I'VE
w - ale ~ qualities al slsat 90 shs lg1es. nertet
- 90 Ii Nashsils. We also have an uldeF feE 500
49, n stvrs al ffas Cost5a far Eh-ch Wii pay the
si-t arEel price delivered a. Gar Marsheaas corner
- 'afa-sol aad lara strses- - ..
naVif -A A. = -sA-'N+% . 49,
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. his time!'
o. Us I'D Homtr-at least 49, ,,-
Asaph n aSa one had the translator Of tnS
tor OF T 9nS had POpe--used him--an n,
other ,I n0 cannot discover the necessity o o.
good taste Of the econ complain Iars Issded The
sl,all. by ali MEANS nav
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FISTERNS,

rVsUTg u th favorable time 60 bad yo5F Cisterns- Tie
j errsv rfs4ssz BuuoEa, HUdu l. BEArf, Is row IN
hi. ev sBt -raared 20 build gsem Of al tises. AppH-
ostisns made 81 note Otherwise 70 H. g. seoye, pi
receive prompt zttenton- i-n1-o 80
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FOR RENT FOR YEAR 1855,

THAT veni- nt dsuce Franklin Turnpike Cd
po-ite Gen WoodloU'. II contaIns ave good rooms
with Aitchen, &C. Apply 10
HEN3Y EWING,
Dec IT. Flanlers' Bank
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For sale.

WE VIII eel he late residence Of David Il. Vaughn
~ tbr north side ~ thv uVer, 81 Niles from Nash
vie, uvdzY, l9th december, about ~ kAIi LIKE
IL AfGRuE consisting oi Nen, w. and Oh hiren.
Ash atske g. and lace, al ~ sock, large uuue-
ger Cf and Cos farii T. is Corn, Data fod
der, "A ga ard . nuU her of ere sttened hogs
Ierlas Elsae knoHn Oh dap o eale.
HIRAM VAUGHN.
ROHf. CAkUrHERs,
T. VAUGHN.
Ner. Qs-tF MICHFAL VAUGHN.
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FOR SALE.

THAT Ealuahe busiurss stand Market Street ad0n-
ing he Warehouse % a. Hamilton nov occupied BY
Coues elofiuF Gre. Of tie best stands ia he
city flr any retail esablshGeut Price very moderate.
Apply 70
Nov 2g-tf A. E. s. LINDSEY.
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me drawings for this work were executed by the
same artist who designed he splendid work entitled .,yy
men Of the Bble,' the q which has been so
mis- work is even more splendid engraved on steel bv the
nj artists The size is the the Republican Court
Of Washington.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

- The distinguished aUthoress Mrs. Cowden CIarse
mas given an ansN teal disquisiton OF the most noted ~
men that have figured in The world from the wear SCR
down to the present time She says 10 her preface 1t ia
interesting to consider the individuality arking and
the curious ETY. Il respective distinction which b ~
thoe parsonage apart as either renowned or notorious
@,O'e me ordinary range Of their sisrerhood.
They are act so much types Of a class Of y., o.. -.
Of par euar ~omsnly attributes; and far from them All he
ing looked upon as mode shey are in some instances to
De oehed as beaeons OF warning. With this borne in mind
It afords fascinating suly to contemplate uora IKE
O'eopara--tha Serpent Of Ola Nile she who held Mar
Ah'onys heart in thra and "caust i'm in her strong
toll OF grace or woman like Isabella Of CASTLE who was
virtuous she wise IT Oldest as She was u,rsri
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

sAPrHo, the'Greek Poeess, called The Tenth wuse"
LUcRE4JA, dsnouinated the "Glory Of Women
AsPAsIA, the Love Of Pericles.
CLEOPATRA, the Egyptian queen who charmed NaroAn
tony.
ST. CECILIA, the Patroness CT Music.
HEL0ISE Wife or Abeard
LAURA the Beloved ofPetrarch, the Italian Poet.
valentino OF MILAN, beautiful and accompIisbedwO
man. daughter Of John II, Of France.
hARGARET OF ANJoU. Queen OF Navarro. pronounced
by Brsntone "a perfect ueautyn
ISABELLA OF CASTLE, the celebrated Queen Of sD,f,
LADYJANE GREY, teheaded at seventeen years Of age.
POCAHoNTAS, the Heroine Iudiau Woman. the first In.
dian convert TO Christianity
DUCHESS de Ia vALLIEaF, lovely Woman Of the Court
Of Louis XIV.
MARIA IHEREsA, Queen Of Austria and Hungary.
CATHARINEII. OF RUSSIA.
FLORENCE NI6HuSGALE, an Angel Of Goodness.
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Observation-Disclosures
Sale Of Land and Stock.

consequence OF the incIemency Of the weather, tn
sale ad ersed below has been postponed to TUESDAY,
December p when il will certainlv tax place
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Nlea9.

'HS anasrsisneats agAia N Eznt Of wheat
- IL, Z. - DIeKEY,
10. 3 Colieae stEset.
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The Debates of Congress.
w. T. BERRY & CO.,
HdTE NOV on SAFE
VOLUME ~.
OF the AbTidgement of the Debates
Of Congress.
OR,
The Political History Ofthe L. States.

This volume Of he series IS rich the early Debates OF
CALHOUN, CLAY, JOHN RANDOLPH, CRAWFORD. and
other eminent Statesm
Thew ork realizes great Deliberations and its valns
cannot easily be oyerraed Every citizen may now know
Tor hm.e wfat has been done how was done The
IHdeNng very Ilete hst any name or subject IS
easily io0id. he WORK IL put up various styles OF
binding al TTiccs Nidn % means of s nothing
wanting but for the people forward and avail them
selves ofthe great ieHe6t hch may be the am
pie pages fthe volumes, as they are issued.
~. r. BERRY "a co. have also on sale
CoBBETTs' fARIIAMENT8RY HISTORY OF ENG
LAND, 6 y ols half Russ a. Fine copy.
CoBFET1s' rOIIUCAL WORKS, comprising the wri-
tngs Of "Forcupne" and the Weekly Political Rsgis.
ter" 6 vols.
WALKERS LIFE OF JACKSON.
wEBsTERS WORKS, 6yoIs.
CALHOUN's WORKS, 6 vols.
CLAY's WORKS, vols.
BENToNs THmrYYEAEs IN THE U. S. SENATE. now
complete, . vols.
Nov 26-tL
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Aud of the other two, thus /:

From IRE aud water make the giant steam
rush loaded ships sulft up The rapid stream
y. etoss vast oceans with 20 sslnt q d ght
= - Il lraFe the soaring eagle oat o. sight.
- ~ par messed % a cars sweep with is rain
20 buents a. men nov eros a piE n
- - 81 az steam they'll multiply az sid
AtaA'' 'y'ne grind, Ike sflnsan IN the ufff-
ashins, drag the uacuutaina' entrails dgsn
= .'uet ttr- -. 9 les OF the shiverinE town
49, 80 ms spec. With which fal rumor nies,
twill scatter Foana ne aAi-os Fieh supplies.
81 49, Nsktntng ia ~ swim career,
- = - nnamrat-ainga
anu so - e-'ts-la % ~tRes.
~ise rise o. prices and th1 IN "a .
-'stgs y The eArni < IuotherIs hon.
Ia when she sha b Sc l,,,r -.
- Eaay s.ds dizpsrss
= AZ a.. ~~ss eonFersr.o
! 80, loiH frlead whsm - ,hs.r
i'' .a al ,bus we put by the AOFiAN'
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SEWING MACHINES


All Offering foTsalc a neat cling College street,
lust teyord the Nedira Cle-e- Che House Of bck,
cents los coed Ioors. terra Sc ant gil be sold
g. eat bargain. For tsTEs apply 70
. Nov. 26-n A. ". s.LISDsLEY.
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IAN nations subjected t. the vii
Or ROme-and Roman subject hem still!
Say you 'twa rtune, a timid fae?
A thousand fields Of blood win answer No;
Twas y di eiplne s,iIful, stern and rough
And powerful arms welded in r proof
I've -een their egions, ard with admired
How all TIE mass with SOU ms pTed;
They marched, they wheee5 evolved remarched again,
Exact as heavens host DER the ETHEREAL plain
All armed complete their H. mets aud Dad shields,
When joined, strong rooted their wide embattled field,
Prom, which, benea' h the suns rehec ing rays,
Streamed forth wide and sight-subduing blaze;
And as they marched across tn extended plain,
They seemed a moving continent of fame.
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Nc. o.
JoNE BOZ

SSNAn oAoi Nov ~ 1891.
1Is ExoELLESCT,
IsHAE G. HAERIs. Governor Of Tennessee.
Enclosed yoa vii aad letter addressed 20 the
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First appearance # the beautiful Fairy Sisters,
ERNESTIEE G ANNIE HENRADE.
BOHEMIAN Girl.

Wh', n the Of she Opera, viii appear in two
their Gee rated d7rCe7. Efficient JitLesra uduct
ed by NJ. a Ri Jr.
Pa . oaIoF i'd n, a..
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r I r e
INSURANCE COMPANY.

A. the annual meeting of this Company, held at their
Uhce in Cark's Block, Tuesday Jan. 6h the follow
ing named persons were chosen directors for the year
ensuing, viz:
Henry A. Denny, Worcester, Geo. NJ. Rice, Worcester
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, VIM B. Fox Jr. q
Esek Saunders Grafton Daniel fainter
Aionzo White, Leicester SamuI Hodges CherryV,v
s. Denny, ClappviTe HIN Bigeow, Clinton
At subsequent meeting Of the Board, HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President, WIN. S. DENNY, Secre
larry, and PAkLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been i'll successful operation since
ay, 1853 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
GLASS, on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
Buildings Stocks of Goods, first Machine Shops
and non hazardous Property generally. Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary will receive
prompt attention
Worcester, Jan I, 1857, DIFF IT,