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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-15
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY Is. 1857.
EAn AnOhAA,


a LADY IN snBAhsn,ssD 9iarUMsrAOss wfsus,
to borrow 50 for three %ooibs tor wAcs goo, s
ss os k Ss Pc, oes s'os Address Tor 80
III road Con pan, oflor 81 wan strse, Ne. Yos gsa
,e5 ssui seouL asideaa Of foqr ceas the o-a
hr seoosd day OF JsSIAr, 'ps ssle 90 IN sea d.y
In New York he paad Of he oomo.a, g. va
street .bo,cer. h.ses Ae'r rssise:ss
&c ,bs trs sn,- socss win oe eoasd Oa The ish 70 ne
U. 4. sCoFIELD, Treasurer.
IRVING S .vIsGs INSTITUTIONS, 9s WARREN srsser
,be tusiees have orde, 90 that ntees, bsp,d dsoos
tors the s rate az and Rs az 6 sa A'
payable on and after w s9DS1y e. s%ss p,.
rv, eri, Vice Presto VASDhhD'rr L. sgs,as,
MARIstkY SAVINGS IssItruTIoN, Cossee
Fa Ss'S1s n and f' on
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ISAAC s sscTssry .6aAs M1l ss'' v0erresdn
pBILADslPuIA AND ssaDisa sAILso 40 CON
Psny % south f'S St, street s rssaess Jsa
siost and four per ceD on the comTon scx has
ard fer he 40 tssrns,y ext clear Of state tax 70 be
bidders thereof as registered or Il, Sd . ms,
REDEsPrIoS sorlcE rag sEvas ees cesr
IedeeDsbe The let Day Of reoruAry, 1857 WI he paid At
The Comptroller Office surrender Of
duly reoeipted before February Interest sad
Will the Isl dsv OF February 1851 psnent
of Finance, Comptro Ter Office, New York Jsp 1851
A. u. FLAaG, Comptroller.
THE TRUSTEES OF THE sEAMEN's BANK eSR
Savings have ordered thai iOeret be paid deposors
.d thereto Tor the months ending Sst Dcem
follows On Of five hundred dollars aid the
rate OF sS cent per sod exceed I've
hundred dollars the rate OF i've cent
able and Monday l9h inst. Al will be
oiled 10 depositors principal p. PEklr, Presdeat
WILLIAM NELSON sec etary.
NEW YORK, Jan IA, 1851
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
Important Railroad Movement.

We mentioned yesterday that the executive off
GERS OF the Baltimore and Ohio, the New York
Central, the New York and Erie, and the Pepnsvi.
vania Central Railroad Companies were in Con
vention at New York, having under coDsideFa-
ton various matters of importance to the railroad
interests which these leading lines represent The
Convention closed its labors on Monday evening,
and, we hear it stated, has adopted several meas
nres OF radical reform having an important rela-
ZION 70 the general railroad economy Of the couE-
Fy. These measures, it is reported, embrace
Feoueuon In the speed of fast trains their
respective roads, uniform and increased freight
taFin, the abolition of the free pass system, the
oiscontlnuance of ell runners freight solicitors
exc pr at certain points, and q cessation of the
practice OF printing nnUmersble small bills, which
nave been multiplied in such extraordinary
degree as to entail large expenses upon the Com
panies. Instead of seeking business through the
agency Of runners and the scattering of bandbilIs
the Convention favored a more extensive system
OF advertising through the newspapers as the le-
gitmste mode of presenting their facilities to the
public. These are the main points Of the agree
ment which, after being signed by the Presidents
OF the different Companies. and approved by their
Boards OF Management, viii be put in force It is
thought the example by the four great lines of
East and West communication will be followed by
the principal Railroad Companies throughout the
country. -BattimOre American
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

GREAT SNAKE FIGHT-Mr. Daniel Hoobler.
formerly OF this place, but now of Pond Run,
tells Us he witnessed a fearful battle between
two large ratelesnakes the other day. Being,
10 company with one or two Others, upon ore
OF the pine knobs in that vicinity, they were
startled by tremendous rustling among the
bushes, and astOnished to see the grass and
shrubbery disturbed for two hundred yards. as
II by some object beneath, upon the ground.
Following up the "noise and confusion to
the brink of the hill, two great rattlesnakes
emerged from the grass and went madly roll
ing down the bank together, in all the frenzy
of reckless combat. Daniel says he never saw
any thing like it before. Death dealing bites
were gwen and taken while fiery eyes and for
ked tongues darted and cleaned like the light
niDgs of the lower regions. Without waiting
TO see the fight out, the observers ended it by
killing both snakes.-POrtsmOalh Tribune OF
September 9Th.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
Chancery Court at NashviIIe.

' n. oteFenAOn vs.. 1nskeep, Mckee Price,
the onice Of the clerk master Of the Cbaneerv
- Court at Nashville, the 18th day Of September
1891 on motion Of complainant, by sell in the above
cause and II appearing to the satisfaction Of the ERIK ard
master that he said defendants, William h. Inskeep John
hctes ana Richard Price, jr OF the
state OF tennessee ana therefore the ordinary process Of
TINS Court cannot be served upon hrm therefore
eo oy the CLERK aud master that publication be ade for
Our weeks IN succession in the Nashville Patriot news
paper IN the city Of Nashville reqUiridg the said
10 appear at the next term of the Chancery
70 De Eoden for the county Of Da wilson the
court mouse thereof IN the city of Nashville on the first
douu-J IA november next and said bin or & e
foi hearing parts. q n RRisS
septic N4t pr'sfee$3. Oert snd WoStssr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
For the Patriot
LOOK UP.


When lowering clouds hang threatuing DER thy head
And piercing thorns thy tremtiing limbs assail,
Look aP-stih upward, perseyere, have faith,
And thou shalt never in thy purpose fail.
" men soiing through the rugged paths of life,
Look up beyond those azure fields Of light;
Myrads Of flaming beacons there are placed
Your wandering footsteps to direct Alright.
II weary, hopeless, sad, perplexed, in doubt,
With sorroW filed, with anguish and despair,
Lock up ali, up if thou wouldst gather strength,
W-uldst be relieved, for hope is only there
Though flowers should I'll your way with sweet perfume
And glit'ering gems lie thickly scattered round,
Look up; for there unfading flowers bloom
There only treasures OF real worth are found
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 10, 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

make monthly report of Il the subscribers names
thus received BY her to Mrs. Francis B. Fogg,
PRESIDENT OF the Mount Vernon Association of
Tennessee
The money subscribed in her county she must
keeP until the first of January when it viii be paid
Any lady wbo is willing to serve as county A.
gent, will be pleased TO come forpard at once and
ePpFise me OF the fact H. N. R. F0GG,
Wee President Of the 1Eca0,t Vernon
dissertation for the Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

The British regiments stationed in Canada
are still being thinned by desertion. They
have no fancy for going to India, where it is
supposed they have been ordered. They are
deserving from the frontier towns singly, in
pairs, and in squads. One after another dis
appeared from Kingston Barracks and finally
sergeant and nine men who were set to in
tercept the runaways, all got into boat to-
gether and rowed off to Cape Vincent, hav-
ing first burned the officers boats to prevent
pursuit. Similar desertions are occurring in
Montreal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

10 The leading English papers express their
warm appreciation Of the friendly feeling displayed
BY the American press IN reference to the Indian
oihculties, and their equal qualification and sur
prise that such feeling should peFVade the South
especially ss India may be a rival with the South
IN The production of cotton. They should know
ahAt the South has no fear of this rivalry. And
further they ought to know that the cotton States
feel deep interest in the prosperity of England,
their best customer for the great staple. and the
wonder is that England, being alike dependent up
on those cotton States, for the basis OF her com
merciAl prosperity should still extend her sympa-
Thy and encouragement to our revilers. who hate
US the more, because We insist upon tree trade
With all The world IN preference to subiecting
ourselves to the monopoly and tyranny Of the
free State manufacturers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

WHo WILL FEEL IRE AosT.-It has been cues.
ton IN several quarters who will feel the present
financial crisis In the severest manner, and what
regions will be most affected by L. AceordIog ~
all APPEARANCES the violent fanatics and antisaVerv
politicians OF the North and Northwest viii sufFsr
the most by the pressure. AL those regions hum.
bugged and beiogged ss they have been bv anti
slavery journals and ant-slavery agitators viii feel
the pinch Singular 70 say, the sSuthsrn States
will hardly be conscious OF the storm that Is passing
over the financial worldly. y Herald
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
Tennessee Ronds

We note in the New York papers sale
on the 9Th inst, in that city, of eleven
thousand dollars of Tennessee 6 per cent
Bonds, payable in 1890, at 75c. There is
no sufficient reason for this depreciation.
The State is able to pay, and will pay, all
her debts.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
University Grammar School.

TNHs School Is attached 20 she University Nashve
suitable in the College building having been hted
up for its accommodation.
Perhaps other part OF education requires such
special and attention that usually acquired the
Grammar School Failure here from any iuAoequacy 10
the Instruction. dscouTsRes the student destroys his asp
ratons, and often disquales him FOR the medocTAl
atainments for which he may be than competent
Impressed with these views the Faeuy has been careful
TO place in ths School gentleman equal IN qualifications
teacher, the head Of departmental College
experience in teaching In nearly al OF them. their
puaFose 10 make IL Ia respect hrtclass Academy.
The studies Of the Grammar School embrace Of
three yeHrs and has been arranged with ves that
he Free schools Of the city. that tn change
convenient 70 those students who may recommended
from them. u hoped that this School prove parc
uariy acceptable those The vicinity Of the city,
excluded from the benefits Of the free schools.
essoa the 18th September Students received
81 any time The charge for tuition s25 per term, q
twenty weeks
The CoUeg1te Department the University also opens
on the th q tsmoer stGdents should be present
hrst day Of the session. aua2a-8Ws
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
Notice.

nm the 21st inst, 81 my reddenee on South College
" street, IN the eits Of Nashville, No. 1872 Will ef =
for sale AZ paeiie suction 10 the highest bdde-
cren OF tNeYe months, all the personal property be
longing 70 the estate Of Prof Edward Gissis Cecd
sstiag OF SET part q set OF engineering and
them very ene Flute and ease) large lot Of Shoes
aasc and usca Instruction books, variety az valuable
literary and miScellsi booas, (tIgsh afd 6ers an
one gold wttsh silver vat b. bedstrRf, tires
aud farntufe, several articles of houseoid f1TatuFe
large lot u ready made eoiRg, several dszen pair o.
soets, frank. sc.
TEEss SALE-Sote and good security VIII be required
upon all sGEs over ole deiaF.
MANSON II. RRIEN.
Adm'r, Ae, of kdHaFd Chester, deed.
n. h. / Gnd good manF nnsets ed accounts for Ausc
lessons &e., and ether indehedness those indebted si
please Eay eaee No. At Cherry street. tceeFer's
Riing) and settle he and those having cians
against said estate VII present tns properly AL HEATH
Gated within the fiae prescribed b las
MANSON H. BRTEN,
sepiiO-dlos. Adm's. &e., Of Edsard Gisssf, dae,d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
SNYDER & FRIZzELL.

a RI now prepared 10 exhibit some very handsome
"A shoes, both for Ladies' aud Gentlemen to-w wit:
Ladie,' heel Caters (of every sty e aud qaaiity;)
sliPPers, (handsome trimmiDg;l
" Kid Boots;
- Fine Toilet and Kid slip Bers;
NJ. Scat and KLa Boots wish and without heels;
Ohdren's ankle Ties and Kid Boots:
Gents Calf Oxford Ties
" Congress Gaiters, stitched and double Sole;
Also,
Ladies' Pine Travelling sole Leather Trunks;
Also Vail e, Of every variety CARPET Bags satches
and Black Bags. They would call the Of buyers
70 the above they OF the latest styles and OF
best Phiiade phIa manufacture.
Call ~ No. 81 Public square.
Sept IS, 1851. SNYDER 4 FRIZzELL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

AFFAIRS IN CUBA.-Four more cargoes of
negroes, from Africa, bave just been landed on
the Cuban coast, within half a mile of the
country seat of Governor General Concha.
They number 1888 likely hands, without coun-
ting intirm or children, worth in the aggregate
1905, 800. From this the reader may calcu-
late the enormous profits of the slave trade.
All these negroes were obtained on the African
coast at very little cost. Two of the yes
sells which brought these cargos were destroy
ed soon after being discharged. but the other
two went back to Africa on q fresh venture.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
MIR. Buchanan and waIkerIsm.

The Charleston Courier exposes the
"clOVen foot" which turks in Mr.. Buchan-
ans letter to the Connecticut fanatics.
Approving the rebuke administered to them
the Courier says:
Yet is there ga little leaven" which If it leaven
not ''the whole lump" is yet mischievous. 1t is
the unwarrantable assumption, la Walker, that
the constitutio of Kansas is to be, nay must be,
submitted to the people of that territory for rati-
cation or rejection.
"The Convention will soon assemble to perform
the solemn duty of framing constitution for them
selves and their posterty, and in the state of in
ciPient rebellion which still exists IN Kansas it is
my imperative duty to employ the troops of the
United States should this become necessary in de-
Tending the Convention against violence while
framing the Constitution, and ia protecting the
bona tide ihGbitI1,ts qualified to Uote under the
provisions Of thss instrument IN the right of suf.
Jrdge ,0hen 1t shall be submitted to them for their
appreciation or rejection"
Coming from the President of the United States,
the dispenser of stars and garters and the holder
the Veto power, this amounts to dictation to the
Convention of Kansas. What right had Mr. Buch-
anan to use positive language, in reference to an
uncertain event. co a hypothetical case? What
right or warrant had he TO say, "Wken it, 1.-THE
constitution of Kansas) shall be submitted to them
(he people of Kansas for their appreciation or re-
lection? 1t is obvious that he should at least
have put the matter with an ''if"-the peace-ma-
ker 'if." In selecting the positive instead of the
hypothetical, his object could only have been COW
ertly to endorse Walkerism. We warn President
Buchanan no longer thus to tribe with the South
The Southern Democracy and Southern conserve
tives generally are 10th to break With him, but
unless he repudiates Walker, or at least Walker
lem, and abjures all pretensions, in violation Of
the principles of the Nebraska-Kansas act, to in
terpOse and dictate in the affairs of Kansas, the
South must cen "whistIe him down the wind to
prey at fortune"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

AIR. GOODWIN AND DAUGHTER have
VI iRst retarnNd frsn re ENt ai.h fhe new md
ashionebis anress they have bscn tasing Lessons ea
cumpeleut IL New fcFE phliadeiuhia
and Eastcn ard vii ts able . VARIETY ees
Fancy Dances OR sAe Bal kuen sHd al neg Qsadfllsa
and Maltxes shtrh cHEeea he faskeustle ere
Tie sehcei SIS seaaeare saturday Eepismhsr i2lh
- oaclock ~ ard 2. 81 ~ hls reesHa over Ar
Hsech's Dry Hpsf e CozlcEr stress.
- eass fgE 8ennz fleltsensn vie he opsn o. Men
day, September asa. rsFns g. per lea isssoas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

az The following, from the Providence Jour.
nal, is certainly correct 1t applies more forcibly
to Europe than to this country:
The decline in sugar seems to be caused by a
real diminutiOn of the consumption. The stock
was short, and had the consumption held on, tn
high price would have been maintained It has
fallen because 50 dear that people would to con-
siderable extent, go without it rather than pay for
it. II will be so with cotton. The law Is univer.
sal The process is slower in the case of cotton.
because there are large investments that demand
she raw material, and for a time without reference
TO the consumption of the manufactured article.
The manufacturers, by their policy and practice
keep up the price OF cotton. But when they can.
not get back new dollar for an old one, except
by selling their goods at such a price as repels the
purchaser, then the same operation which has
Drought down sugar will commence upon cotton.
The people will not pay mere than a certain
price for cotton goods, and cotton must be sold at
sueh prices as will enable the man Iiacturers To
supply their goods within the limits that the con-
snmers impose. When they cannot do this, the
mills necessarily must stop, and then cotton, going
through the same process that cotton goods have
suffered, falls by the operation Of the same laws.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
NASHVILLE THEATRE

IN this evening Wednesday, Sept 1884, 1857 will be
- presented SIR Ed~ard Bulwer Lytton's beautiful
plaY IN acts, entite The LADY OF LYONS; OR LOVE
AND PRIDE Overture by the Orchestra. The perform
called THE IRISH TIER. / 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

No DUEL-The State Department at Wash
ington has information from official sources
that Prof. FRANCIS, 10 Ecuador, was .acciden-
tally wounded by Prof. MOORE, the cap Of
whose gun exploded while he was loading it
in the dark. The government Of Ecuador, ex-
pressing deep solicitude on the subject, gave
orders to spare no expense nor sacratice IN en-
deaVoring to save his life; but he died after
lingering two months.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

Joro % McNinnuille, miles ff0H fh0
litter place and lsfthsR miles II
The Manchester aud AoMiRa-
ellie hGilrodd.
on TUESDAY, OCI OHER 27th, s5T.
Hl oGsr Cor sale on TIE premises he highest bidder
about 600 exeelienE lands IN Nafren coguty.
They geuty unsulasug ED he portions not cleared
descsipti0ns 81 Usher predicting mast IN ahsndance
ChaflsJ eFesk, uaiali tfear, furnishing an aoan.
dance Of Naer thrtush ne centre OF ihrnt aad
EsFe are In addt oni t0snt1 nae rPfnss teattrfea
throuzh lAeu Tbs to l. sen adapted % The cultivation
u coTn, wheat, Cat1s 40 the ssu Eeins, and Domestic
EfAsses aDd vii copaHe faFefahf sih tse oest AREA
coeniy iasds Producing Sase sFoni4neoasy, IN aoun
sncs. hsttfF ur cattle snd shep ~ ne
state. portan ~ he izndS are improves, there being
80 ~ ne beautiful resieaoe o. AR. olas-
eocE. The Who's bsdy q them h4s hoErfeEs peen
recently surveyed asd aa 90 y snA t1aea containing
from 80 acrue. ana honiina On Peo roel. 4
ualat IL sscisty t1a lceztan has many advantages
eAarchea aChoos. ana uiis 4Fu eoaFencn Aa2 80 AA
chester aaa asaisHnstas A.iess se.sh p. sssse
ticAfinsriis ihe ceauEy sea- 8 Int niae ir9 e sea-
Ehch Il bsilesed sreat aoztaeFn saitel,sts = -
ssssb.istsd aaesf ste -aspes- > ~ "a -, - ,1ss
Ia ths nEssaeortosd- he esieetes-t et-s.t,s, t1s
nssfslsaa i D. raies q seat lns - %
- rsfrest "a ralers IS ps soasirom he soula.
1As sale aEsra AZ uHAs-.lt ms eFfels-il9 -
hass essiless g esrss-sas 4 i 49, ~ - p
81 - taas Nho nay slh Easfelg % eptAln piace Of
rsfase iom as hs4ss q sanasrs sAi EXAMINE these
4 rss Basessss Via Be prepared a shs Big sprlns
Assa = ehaIss : crssz. ~ As seesloa-oa q az she
= saasoas, Ire. ana shrss ysarl ersdn r
aslts sish apQfosea seessigs, Ana : lien lerensd.
Psrsafs as.flas l1ItheT iRfszaal1as ~ adile1a teos
GiAseeeks MsAiinasiiis 1sen-; s.-o,.,
sspsia. Ne q easssg =. NssAsiae. tsan.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

gE-A few days since, boy vas passing through
= gears on the Cleveland and Erie read. handing
out advertisements Of 'Notbipg 20 WeaE,n illus
trated. A lady remarked 10 . gentleman, THAT
takes of the ladies, ] suppose" "No.p said her
friend, III Only takes OF their dresses" "Fhen,"
replied the lady, it Is proper that strpng should
cell in
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
DIED.

In this city yesterday morning. scarlet fever at the
residence OF Isaac Paul. ESQ., LUZ daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Armstrong, age two years.
Leaves have their time to fan
And fo@ers to wither at the North winds breath
And stars to set-but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine Own oh dan o,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
ROYSE & EMERSON.
DEALERS IN
READ YlHADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,

RE now recsiviug and opening their Store No 90
~ south side Public Square very large entirely
new stock of FAN and Winter Clothing Furnishing Goods
and good stock French Cloths Cas- fmeres Vesngs
which will make up to order and warrant 10 suit or 10
safe. Most Of our stock Of Readymade Clothing can
safely ecome nd II as being free from the objections
OF Eastern made clothing. Our Stock consists in part
the following articles:
French Co3hs Cassimeres; Morino Uudershirts Draws
NeIVet' Pinsh Nesting aud All Wool Undershrts:
- vests Blea & Bro. Canton Flannel
BACK and Fancy Grenadines Draws and Shirts;
over Coats Wooden 4 Chene Comforts;
hnscovy Beaver Raglandsi Silk Und srshirts;
hoyal SuItand Circularsi Cold Shirts and Collars;
reneh and English Beaver; italian Cravats ScarS;
Sreek sacks and Tamssi Foys' ard Youths Shir Is;
Dress AM Frock Coats; MensI Dateoted Sbouder
sportsmens Coats Seam Shirts;
large Stock of Pants; Emb. aud MarseiIes Shirts:
Boys OveTcoats, Shirt Collars.
Boys Frock Coats ia :kets; Linen Oamb and onee
Office and Business Goats; Wrys:
Neck Ties Gloves AID sus- Shirt Bosoms.
penders; i Hose and Umbrellas.
we ieel that with our long experience and facilities
enjoy, have succeeded IN bringing an assortment Of
goods, which please as regards stves and
prices We attention Of cops1mers ana viii
engage 20 give satiftcton who NAV favor "a with An
examination OF our Stock. ROYSE ELYERSON,
Nashville, Sept Is. No 81, South side Public Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
MORE NEW BOOKS.

MORE NEW BOOKS.
ROSS ON SLAVERY; FRED. A. Ross, D. D.
TENT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND; W. @. PRnsE.
BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA; W. @. PRn1E.
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF NEW YORK BOARDING
HOUSES.
CHIr-oHAT OF HUAoR, WIT AND ANEcDorE.
BERNARD LILEi By JERE CLEAESs.
THE WORLDS OWN; a Poem by JULIA WARD HOWE
CHILE CON CARVE; OR, THE CAMP AND THE
FIELD.
LESSONS FROM THE GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By ).
HAMILTON.
THE HIDDEN PATH; By MARION gARLAND.
1HE WATCHMAN.
RUTH HALL; By FASEY FERN.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
septI BAG No. Al, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

FREzzoLINI's FAOE.-The critic of the Herald
says Frezzollni'S face is of the ''Hebrew types"
the Times that it is of an "oriental mould"
the Tribune calls it ''a fine Roman face" and
the News says she "made most favorable i'm
preston on her audience" Every body is
struck with her remarkable resemblance to
the accomplished wife of one of the leading
members of the New York bar.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
ChaMcery Sale.
IA Us ADDITION


DURsUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court, at
l. GAINESVILLE, ia the Of Thos. W. BaTksdae and
others, Philauder Presy, A. " g. Lindsey and 9th.
shall Monday, the l2th Of October nex, at the
Court house, in Nashville, at O'clock the highest
bidder three Lots in Hays addition Nashville a credit
OF 8, l2 and is months for satisfactorily secured
bearing interest and lien retained.
A. V. s. LINDSLEY
septl4. Commissionsr