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4 (haptrr of Harror,.

CiNI'NHAii July II "A IMAM named Rohler,
a.Gernan. slrangled his wife this morning and
killed NJ. Horton. OF the irm Of Horton a Ma
Cev. then set IRE 20 the house. and finished bv
cutting his own throat Horton had r.primanded
Roller Tor abusing his wife lie j. not expected
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By JAMES Z. MCGUIRE. AuctIonecr.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
~ AT The CORNER nF NORTH " AND 2sNp
iIREEIS wEsT.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
July 18th, at o., O'CLOCK the premises shall sell
Lot NJ" IN square No. s., fronting % feet ~ inch
es on North " street, Al the corner of ed street
running back - eet on I'D street. with the improve
ihentS, consisting OF two story frame dwelling
house; with brick hack building. stables, &c. The
grounds are beautifully "a out with choice fruit
trees; rare flowers, shTubbery. &C. fOrm!u- a very
delightful privaic residence.
Ierms rerr liberal and made known Al sale.
Id JAS. T.. MCGUIRE. Auctinneer.
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DIED.

On the IIst instant, RICHMOND. infant son Of
4. w. and r.. NJ. Johnson.
His funerel will take place from the residence OF
DR.; k. Johnson, Us Penn avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, ON Thursday morning. at o A. m, The
friends Of the funny are invited 10 aItent
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Murder OF a New York Policeman.

NV NoRE. July 2I--EuSene Anderson. .
metropolitan policeman. WAS shot dead carly ili,
morning. near Franklin street. by an Italian
burglar. who hs> been arrested Anderson wsS
formerly butcher. and when The murder waS
known anon. the butchers d terrible c1citemen,
en>ned They attempted 20 yet Possession OF the
prisoner intending 10 hang him 10 a lamp nos,
Dut Tue police finally succeeded in getting him &c
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The Kansas Toprku Convention.

20. Lofts July 1-The Topeka Convention
auyouIneu on thr 10Th: II was the largest and
taken IN favor OF the constitution Il being deter
mined by The convention that Congress shall AID
mn, hdf>d> under j. The census returns gives
between twenty and thirty thousand VOTES Cen
Lane was authorized by the Conve nj .on 20 ayyan
iLe the people thoroughly 20 prepare them TO dc.
fsnd the ballot-boxes in the October Territorial
grrFa
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE Anc,1onoe,

- AND STEAMBOAT WHARF AZ ArcItnE = ~ II
WEDNESDAY Az TERNOON, July sd. AZ ~
Nos: D. 81 %, IS, 81, 50, and So IN square No ~!
fronting each y ieet on south street. between a.
feet allcy. N ie' W d g
ihese Lots are situated an the immediate vicinity
vi me new Arsenal Improv ements and MatfIngIy 3
lew Steamhoat w hari, anu IN very rapidly Improv-
Also, at he same time, Lot - ia sauafe i..l On X
street south, between AZ and 9th streets west,
Also Lot No. 10. IN square No ia 'FRONT.' ne ID fr.
on north street, between LIST and ii streets ea {,
running taek ioS ieet Sts inches 10 a - feet aileV
Terms liberal and made known at sale
Nv w j. e. Mcli T..
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lIutluy.
NV BEpFuEp

NV BEDFORD. July % The bark Huntress,
Capt; Allen, returned 10 port yesterday. after an
absence Of oaly eleven months in COnSeq uence q.
the refusal Of the crew 10 do duty bscause Of al
legged III treatment.
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Disaster on LAX. MICHIGAN,

DETROIT, JulV aI.-The brig Giddin.S va
cdP>iLed in Lake Michigan on Fridav. and he
came a total loss. The crew. ten Iva number uer
rescued, and arrived here to-day destitute.
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Baltimore Markets.

ard street 3 30
Wheat j. improving. Red ~ 50asi -; white
81 92dSl -. Corn is better, white -fse9. ypl-
low -iaoJC.
Whisky i dull at y \ for City aud S'c FOR
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Street Esncouutcf.

LOUISVILLE, July II "A street rencounier he.
tween Mr. Prentice. of the Journal, and Mr. Dug.
reti, IF the Courier. took place here to-day in
consequence of an article rejecting on MI Prem.
ticc. Pistols Were used and Prentice waS slight.
IL wounded
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By 4. GREEN. Auctioneer

By 4. GREEN. AuciioneeT.
VEGETABLE IA y DS IN THE NEW
v MARKET HoUsE AT AUCrIoN.-On THURS
DAY. the 3fh instant. shall sell, commencing az :
O'Clock m, ali The Stands IN The new Market hou Sc
IN the city OF Washington. erected south of the Old
Centre Market.
Persons from the country and dealers IN produce
are res specially invited TO the sale
Terms cash.
Bv order OF the Mayer. A. GREEN,
jy lid Auctloneer
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Marine D,sas,.,Cou,i,n.d

BuoroN. July 80 The loss OF the French ffi-
ate on the coast of Newfoundland il confrmrd
She large iron steam fricate, named en-.
Newton Sdgot Dc N5TnIouY was commando
and she was wrecked of Port au Coin. The cre-,
aI-pd
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Body Found.

Bo>IUH. july Il The body Of Bcniam;n
Chandler. OF Wilmington, Del, who has been
missing since last autumn. mas been found IN The
White Mountain ma the Green House.
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The Contest of Reapin- Machines.

>YRArUsE, July :O.-The grand contest Of ID.
reaping machines il over. The results Nvill he
announced at the L. : Scciety'S Tdir, TO be held
at Louisville, in September neat.
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by JAMES {. MCGUIRE ,uc,,onac-

By JAMES e. MCGUIRE, Aucttuneer
SMALL AND DESIRABLE MARKETFARAI
n, NEih Ia III, CITY, AT ri BLic sALE.-On TIL r.
~ july <u, AT O'Clock, on the premises. shall
sell q small and desirable Farm on the MaTIb,r1nch
road distant about three miles from tins cty N
contains "a acres Oh good land part wood and part
cleared. anu under an excellent crop OF vegetables
Inc Improvements consist OF a small dwelling
mousse. variety OF young fruit trees. and ahuud
ance O water on the place. IL also possesses sOm.
Dtautiiui building sites which overlook the CITY,
PERSONS desIrous of examining the farm can he al
Bridge. "
Terms Dhe-half cash. the residue In one and two
years with interest secured toy deed of trust on the
premises: JAS. e. MCGUIRE.
2I-T Auc,innse,
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Death an Editor.

BO>ToS, July 3O.-Richard BOyl>ton. one n
the oldest newspaper editors in New Hampshire
died at his residence in Amherst, on SUNDAY
aUsd tp.-S
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" N-ts WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucts.


Il 8.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT At AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. the Gath INST.
we snail sell. on the premises at 81 O'Clock des
rable Building Lot, being part of Lot g. in Square
on ~ teet front on | street north. between ,ih
and 9TH streets and running hack Il feet inches to
a 30 feet alley
Persons desITUus of purchasing a valuable BuIId-
invited 20 this sale
Terms: Ore fourth III: balance in q. Ia. a. and
- months; with notes hearing interest. deed given
and deed VI trust taken.
Title lndIspu,dble.
jy dts WALL & BARNARD. Auc,s
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Financial.

NEW YORK, July - $50, ks drC iirnier. CHS
Cdgo and Rock Island ~; III Central Railroad
III; Illinois Central Bonds -, Michigan Southern
iiS; New York Central ~ Reading Railroad
15H; Virginia 6'S 9lx
Exchange iirnef at lU9x.
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By 4. GREEN, Auctloneer,

BY \. UREEN, AuctlOneeI.
LA v DSOME Bull DlNG LOTS ON Il,
On THURSDAY. the sd instant shall sell m
front IF rhe premises, at O'Clock .. m eleven hand
some building Lots IN square $50 having front each
Sd street Ofthlrty feet. running he
at an average depth of 10 feet fronting on bea
ware avenue, hetwees south snfS streets 4 50,
Lot No. &C. IN Jones' subdivision OF square SIS, nav
ing front OF y feet on III street. between south NJ
and streets: having wide side alley and RUM n
back lGT feet ten inches Ia an eey IN the rear
Terms Une-thIrd cash; balance IN SIX, twelve
and eighteen months for notes bearing interest from
the day of sale.
deed gwen and deed OF trust taken.
All conveyance AZ the cost of the purchaser.
~ 7-d A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
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Nv WALL R,py,pn ,,o,,.,-.

By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers.
CARRIAGE AND BEGGY AUCTIOS.-On
~ Thu BSDAf AFTERNOON, July IS. at 8
O'Clock. We Will sell. oH account of VI HON N NAV
concern, IN front of our Auction Rooms
] excellent square Family Carriage. nearly new
2new BHggies. lined with enameed leather and
trimmed IN best manner.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN thirty and
sixty days. -''''
" N-ts WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts
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BY J. c. McGUIRE, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE LOT ON 18th STREET, NEAR
THE CASAL BRIDGK.-On THURSDAY Az
TERNOON. July sd, at Ole O'Clock, ON the preml-
SEES shall sell Lot No. Tin square No. 30. fronting
~ feet "a inches i4th street west. between Canal
and north street, running back ~ feet 10 inches.
Terms One ibIrd cash =. the residue in and II
months Tor satisfactorily secured notes. bearing in
terest.
jy3 J. T.. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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WATCH RErURSs.-This morning there was
but one case in the central guard house for trial
George w. Graves, drunk and disorderiy: fine
and costs, II .i6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

THE STATIoSERs OF WAsHtSGrux will. We
learn, close their places of business at q clock
this afternoon, mark of respect to the late
Robert Farnham
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WEDDING AT BEowNs' YESTERDAY evening,
Mr.. j. t.. Riley and Miss Frances Ingurman
were united in the bonds of holy vedlock AZ
browns Hotel The service was performed by
the Rev. Byron Sunderland, OF the Presbyterian
nIhr.
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ANOTHER VicriM.-A youth named Jas. Simp-
son, residing at the corner of Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, was severely bitten in fine
Thighs yesterday by dog This do" seems TO be
particularly vicious ANIMAL az this is the Third
instance OF his billing children within few DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-22

NEW RACE C"CR~E.-The sporting men of
or city have fotmed Themselves into club for
the purpose of establishing courr. at JAG K.
son CITY. Whei" ia" ground ht~ been survey ID bV
Mi Forsyth City Surveyor. TIE track y 10 ipr
one nile IN extent running along tie river shore
auu the ground i sand To b.. admirably adapt, Il
t. the purpose. Mr.. William ClraveI has been
engaged TO make the track. which is tXT"ct.d Ia
be re- Idy for in about two weeks
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A Change.


From the cards below, the readers of the
Patriot will learn that DR.. J. II. CALENDER
and Mr. j. F. MORGAN have disposed of their
interests in the establishment, and retire
from it, This does not interfere with the
business arrangements of the concern,
which go on as if no change had been
made, the new firm taking the place of the
old, assuming its obligations and receiving
its dues.
DR.. CALENDER retires in pursuance of a
determination formed some time ago, to
devote himself to the practice of his pro-
fession. Possessing talents and genius
enough to make distinction of easy attain
ment, in whatsoever field he may choose to
seek it, we anticipate for him both a useful
and brilliant career. Mr.. MORGAN also
retires with view to engage in other pur-
suits. With both, our business relations
have been of most agreeable character,
and on sundering our connection, we wish
them long life, health, and unmeasured
prosperity.
In Mr.. THOMAS CALENDER the Patriot
makes an acquisition which adds to its
strength, and will increase its success.
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4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, on the GAHA-azs
~ tin Turnpike, adjoining Mr. Lessur's, enc hun Wv
dred iroGt aud $50 hundred aud ten feet dep
Apply 20 fiebI1 A. v. .. LINDSLEi.
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NashviIIe Rnnks 1919.

We republish the following item from an
old newspaper printed in 1919. Nashvill
bank paper has improved considerably sine
that time
ADvERTIsRMENT.--Col.E Eugene Letendorfe'
formerly of that part of the army of the I'm
ted States which crossed the Desert, and al
sisted in the capture of Derne, from the Bey
Tripoli, now an inhabitaDt of Carondelet, (uet
St. LOUISE where he is married, and where b
labour the most herculean be has almot
brought to perfection a vineyard and veget,
bic garden, which would yield him comfor'
able support, were it not for the deception
practced on him by the circulation of spur
Gus bank notes.
Now in order to put stop to further ev
lie proposes to the states and territories,
make laws, furnishing captally the Presden
and Directors of such Banks as will not redeel
their notes in silver-and he, the said Col.
Leitendorfer will hold himself in readiness |
march at a moments notice, TO put the hemI
en- cord about the necks of the Rag barons,
gratis.
N. B. He has q quantity of Nashville pape
which he will exchange at discount Of 81
per cent. for pumpkins.
81 Louis pdDer.
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F. MORGAN.
LaIer from NiearnRun.

1t will be seen, by reference to our tele-
graph column, that the Texas has arrived
at New Orleans from San Juan, with late
and interesting intelligence from Nicara-
qua. Coils. Lockbridge and Titus had
gone up the river, and defeated body of
Costa Ricans, and have doubtless got pos
session of the transit route again. Walker
and Henningsen were at Rivas, and, in
stead of being whipped out, are about to
whip out the enemy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
JOHN II. CALENDER.

Having determined to engage in other
business, have sold my interest in the
Nashville Patriot printing establishment to
Messrs. SMITH, CANT & Co., who will con-
tinue the business as heretofore. Return
ing sincere thanks to nay friends and pat
rons for past faVors, l would respectfully
solicit continuance of the same to my
successors, with whom, on closing part
nership that has proved profitable and
pleasant, leave my best wishes for their
continued prosperity.
/ Z MOPHAN
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VRledicIOFy.

Being DESTROYS to devote my attention
exclusively to other pursuits, have sold
my interest in the Patriot establishment to
my brother THOMAS CALENDER, and termi-
nate with this issue my connection with it.
/ cannot bid adieu to my friends and the
public without expressing my heartfelt
thanks for the very liberal patronage which
has been extended to the concern, and be-
speak for the new firm continuance of
the same
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

4 HANDSOME LOT, Ia Hoasson's Addition, or III
u Hootl nd street. Fy iset iront ard one hun ~
drea ana seventy frvtdeep Il has bsen recently -
closed 9Th q neat pank fence. Apply % -
kbll A. v. 5 IISDsLEf.
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The State Convention for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for Governor will
assemble in NASHVILLE, ON FRIDAY THE lsT
DAY OF MAY NEXT. The various counties
throughout the State will proceed forth
with to the appointment of delegates. BY
order Of the State Central Committee.
HENRY Nancy.
FIN. w. BURTON,
w HY. SMITH,
w. NJ. BROWN,
II. X. WALKER.
American papers in the State will please
insert this call and urge our friends to
prompt action. ~
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LorS FOX SALE,

A HOUSE and LOT Summer street, free IRON tax, 81
IA iest, Wsth brick h0ase.
Two los ca Vine street, bet sPFsg and Broad.
A lot MArket street. South haaAFdas, Ga shrh Is
eoHfoFi able brick dseilng-
near CAM bells stare.
one La on High aTeei, North q jefferson street.
Five Lsts IL McfiAyoeks Additon, ca College street.
TEo iots IN Nc SAvoCks AddiIlon, on sanner street
For terms, Apply sAAL QkON h9Tf,
No. Is
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FOR SALE.

7 OF No. II IN the Wilson Spring Addition. fronting -
II 80 feet south Union street. One Of the hand -
soonest lots in this addition. Apply 20
febis A. v s. LIN DsLEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

TWO GUOD ROOMS orer Hsg2as Book Store. "a ~
Market stfeet With separate eutrsneT suits Z II
any sort q basinsss thai Is asu4y Transacted 81
seoond asor. woula sake sood ocs. Ana vl Be rrnt.
ID los o. proper ts nzns Tor term o. years II J.sifed
Apply 70 ebis v, ). nypsLgY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

Extract from 8 letter dated

Extract from & letter dated
CUERo, Texas, Feb. .. 1857.
Perhaps few words in relation TO the for
wardness aud prospects OF the new crop may
be interesting TO you. Our planters in this
portion Of Texas have commenced rather ear
iier than usual. The prospects Of higher prices
have induced many TO plant cotton who have
not heretofore done so. Many have already
planted corn and expect 20 finish planting cot
ton during this month. 1t is the opinion of
most persons that the winter Is over; indeed,
the weather is most delightful for farming
operations, although we very mnoh need rain,
not having had bad any within the past foer
months.--N o. DeIta.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

~ The Baltimore american Of THURSDAY
says Our mail communication with PhliA-
delphia is still interrupted by the ice gorge ia
the Snsquehanna At Hayre de Grace. The
Railroad Company yesterday made the attempt
20 force their boat across with passengers on
board who left this city in the morning, but
after i've hour labor oaly one-half the
distance bad been accomplished.
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BUILDING LOT.
4 VAInAPTE /

4 VALUABLE LOT fr a Family Dwelling Tad. -
n joining the esidcrce Of Simon Glenn, North -
Market street. Is for sale. The lot fronts so feet and is 10
feet deep, and Is offered very low. Be quick you vii
lose bal gain. For terms, call on
EblS A. v. s. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
DVSSOIVTXON.

FI'HE partnership heretofore existing between W. nv
SMITH. JN0. y. MORGAN, A. 5. CAMP, and J. II.
OALLENDER was dissolved the ifth inst bs mutual
consent TIE al hl iness, bloks o. toe arm
have been transferred the arm 81 SNIFF CAVE CO
Who uasee alt the outstanding debts, and sCt all the
notes and accounts due the late firm
fsbi9 SMITH, CAMP co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

FTNBE favorite steamer. Princess Cn
Il WALTON AKES, Master, will leave zs.z-rEs S.tel
here punct1aay at ~ O'Clock ". onss-Ezsz-sl
fKIDAY, the 2Oh inst. Flr freight passage apply
beard OF 20 RUSSELL 4 CLAIBORNE,
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FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, on the Gal-gzs
II latin Iurng.ks, adolling the hands0n1 resi- ~
dsnce Of ar. Washington. Lot Is handred fset-S-
oat aud so hanred and ory feet deep, with streets Ga
thee sides gift. Apply % -
fsbil A. Y. s. LIsDsLEY.
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COUNTRY REsIDENCEs.

TIRE OLD HINTON PLACE, the Gallatn ~
Turnpike, mites from the city; sub-diyided liz
suitable for Suburban Residences and is Of
fered for sale By A. v. 5. LINDSEY,
fsbi3 SO College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
FOR SALE,

7 OF No. 1o1 in sheby's Addition, Woodland IN
IL street, one OF the handsomest in the whole 40 -
uition. Apply 10
febIS A. v. s. LINDsLEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

IL fhsse sdeb.ed % ether ~ nots erHeconut are
ii hsr=sy Frqussea - cali and naks ssste ent b. its
lea day Of aaEea SEX Is ioaEef ia4alsrhes ssRa b
gisea. X A. BAENE3
Ills.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry ST. a
~ sth Ward, near the Baptist Church. Fronts 81 IL
feet and 1Gl deep with alley IN the Is offered
very low. AprlytO fbiB A. V. s. LlNDSLkH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
NOTICE.

TINHE unsersgned successors the firm Of SMITH
MORGAN 40, wiz sontinae The pub ieatoa 81 ths
Nashville Pri0 daily, id-wssky and WEEKLY, AID Do
all othsr descriptions Of prnng under The arm q sAIrH
CAMP 4 co. W. HT SMITH,
A s. CANE,
tara Tho CALLFNDrR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
IMPORTED JACKS AND JENNET;

On DALE.
(WHICH viii arrive in this city on the ~
w 2pih or IS h day ofFrbruary, inst, 4 - 60
TEN JACKS and SIX JENNETS, all ell NJ
direct importation from Spain, rangingR
from 70 years ian age, and from "a toY II
&c hands high. These Jacks and Jeu- : ~ -
nets viii be found the best offered for SAFE IN
this market aud will be sold reasonable terms, with
note and good security. JAMES VIDAL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
WAR RI d,

On the 18th inst, by the Rev J. 2. Craig DR.. WA D..
EWING, Of Lee county, Va, to MTss MAHALA daught-
er Of Rev. Fielding, Pope, Of Msryvine, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
FOR SALE.
FOX SALE.

TWO or three convenient DWELLINGS, near
iebli 4 V. s. LINDsLEY. L.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19

srSouLAR AND FATAL EFFEcrs OF CoLp.-Wc
learn that young woman Of highly respectable
family WIS driving, on Thursday last with a eava-
eE from the Tanneries 20 Cote Sc Luc. She was
repeatedly asked By him Il she did nos feel cold,
no particularly rcmarkiag on the exposure OF her
head and face by aiashionable bonnet She brave
~ dsclaimed sny suffering from cold, aud deieTr,ied
her love OF bonneL until their arrival st their
destination, when il was found that she could pot
speak. She Was taken info the house speeches.,
and physician vas called VITO attributed her coa
ditioB 20 the effect Of the frost upon Der brain,
which speedily proved fatal Another and sadaar
version OF the story U.s. that the young woman vas
bride, aud her driver she bridegroom. - AoHfrsal
garefss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-19
FOR SALE.

IN West Nashville Lot No. 154, fronting 30 feet on -
l. DemumbTane street, and running back 1I5 feet
10 susy-a handsome lot. Apply TO
febfs A. v g. LIN DSLEY.
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FOIs SALE.

7 OTIS 2T4 and 275 IN Ewings Addition, Ewing's ~
II Avenue, which two small frame dwell AiL
ings- For sale cheap. Apply to
fsb1S A. V. s. LINDSLEY.
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have a large stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS, in s the de-
partments olearning, hand which offer at low prices
The Teacher and Country Merchant will find their ad
vantage to give cau. CHAs. W. SMITH,
jan23 ESQ a. College street.
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NOTICE. 10 sTOCK H0LDERs.

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Dfseer 10 iof tNeire mcnti uhtaae Ptce % ne
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5000 ssgfstzEy.
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WHEAT CRoP.--The severity Of the winter
now drawing a. a close, has operated unfAvor-
ably on the wheat. Farmers in Morgan and
Sangamon, and other counties In Illinois, re-
port the wheat killed 10 many fields, In others
badly damaged. They do nos Anticipate halt
a crop. We her similar reports from Marion
county, Mssouri.--.&. Louis hsP.