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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
NASHVILLE:
SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER 12, 1857.
Causes Ofthe Indian revolt.


The New York Journal of Commerce, probably
well informed on tie subject. attributes the Indian
revolt to modern ittrgues, and in exposition on
the subject makes very fair showing to substan-
tiate that position, as follows:
The belief seems to be gaining ground in well
informed circles 10 England that the revolt III Ben
gal was iBstigated by the Mohammedan intrigue,
and that the story OF the cartridges cunningy-
devised scheme to excite the fanaticsl preiudces
Of the high caste Brahmn) soldiers, and by thus
causing the only ckss with arms In their hands and
capable Of making stand TO forsake their colors
TO effect a temporary junction between the Moham-
medans and HindOOs, the avowed object of which
Is 20 break the yoke of the foreigner while the real
OBJECT TO restore toe ancient dominion of the Mo-
guI Emperors. Apart from the mutiny of the SOL
oieIs ana the excuses of which they were guilty
there had been act of the Hindoos which ind-
cate any settled purpose far they are concern
eui Wniie The only really revolutionary acts that
nave oeeD committed denote an attempt to restore
tHe mogul dynasty, in the person of the King of
penn, ana to avenge the wrongs of the King of
Oade and other Mosem princes whose territory
mas oeen annexed by the British Government.
next 10 Delhi, the ancient seat of the Mogul EN-
pure the raIying point of the rebels is Lucknow,
tne capital OF Dude, the most recently annexed
monaumedan territory. The time chosen for this
attempted restoration of Moslem rule is the hum
oreoth anniversary of Gives great victory PIas-
y !; and if these leading facts are viewed in con
De1ion with the tradition which is said to prevail in
oengai that the KOompanie Sahib shall reign for
one hundred years and then be oVeIthrown, and
WIN the mysterious distribution OF cakes and lotus
movers among the villagers and the native soldiers
ana tue suspected completely of the dethroned
ming OF Dude and bis Minister, as well as that o.
OtoeF Mohammedan princes, and the Musselmar
| conspiracy at Calcutta and Allahabad it does moi
appear violent presumption to suppose that the
| han Enar4a.v ~ r
volt, although the Hndoo soldieFy have been the
most prominent actors in it."
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RRArr1Epopo, Vr SoDt 4


Destructive htcemdaary Fire at Brattle ,oro' ~
-IUe"ty Buildings Bternt.-A fire Drok out in
this town last night, which, before it was subdued
destroyed from twenty to twenty FIVE buildings,
including some of considerable value. The loss
must De quite heavy. Unfortunately, the entire fire
department OF Bratteboro', was absent at the time
At the III emen's muster at Worcester, and the fact
w's taken advantage of by some heartess scoun
dre TO fire the town. for there is no doubt this
was the origin OF this destructive conhagrati0n-
Every building inside of Rays barn and Hines &
Newman's old tannery are destroyed, including
nous belonging to Messrs. Read, Burnham and
Stebbins, Gates & Esty's rule factory and paper
mill.
The fire was set in Gales cabinet shop. Il burn
cd Dunklees store, Esty's and Green's meodeon
estaolishments-both large buildings-with Esty's
pump and marble shops, planning machine manufae
tory, rule chop and paper mills Grand & Vinton's
machine shop, and seven eight dwelling houses
Between one and two hundred hands are thrown out
OF employment. Loss, rough guess, between two
and three hundred thousand dollars-probably
more.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Affairs in Nicaragua.

A letter published IN the New York Tribune,
dated Aspinwal, Aug. 18th, says:
There are great many peopl7 about here who
look confidently for the return of Walker. with
force to support him, within the next two months
Even those who dislike the man, in many cases
wish success to the scheme; and am told that even
now there is party in Nicaragua, which has Rivas
at It's head, that still is anxious for Walkers return
they having quarreled among themselves, and with
the Government ofCosta Rica. Some say that RiVas
has actually written and requested Walker tc come
bacK, promising to return to his support with his
Wh ole party II this be So it is the expression of
the feeling OF pGTty-not an individual for Patri-
co hlVas Is the mere puppet of his faction. His
rank hereditary is the only claim which he has
upon the people, and it alone secures to him the
nominal leadership of the party whose cause he may
espouse. The dissensions already ex sting, and
daily increasing, will open anew the field TO fous.
ters; and, should they succeed IN landing they may
profit by former experience, and in the end prove
more successful than before"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
SHERHEE,S SALE

II virtue Of Venditioni exponas 10 me drected and
y delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son e9nny Tennessee, at it May Term 1857 vi expose
20 puDe sale TO the highest bidder cash
9o9se y4ro gate IN he ciiy OF Nashville Monday, the
7th uaS o. september 1851 al he rp h title clair, in
terest and which Johu cotarf then had or nay
nave since acquired IN and 70 the following describe tract
OF parcel OF land sleated in Davidson county Tennessee
ana described follows, t6Ft: Being part No ~
IN the plan Of Balch am Whitesdes addtion Nashville
beginning on ickson street, the line OF Mrs. Chrso
PIERS one hundred feet from High street. ami running
Win Jackson street westward leo feet thence
snS angles TO feet thence towards High 100 feet
thence to the begipnir e for particular desc pOn Of
Eheh reference IS made to Book No = page 49, in the
kegis RS of e of Davidson county Levied upon the
augI5. I'M z FfsNI1N SON sHeriH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

The following letter, says the Franklin ReUicw,
will be Interesting to tobacco growers. 1t shows
that Williamson county can excel in raising 'the
weed, as she does in almost every thing else:
THoMPsoNs DEPOT, Sept. s, 1857
Mr.. Editor Permit me, through The Review,
10 report to those of whom E Thompson & Co. pur-
chased tobacco for shipment to New Orleans 1t
Will De remembered that silver pitcher worth one
hundred dollars, and silver cup, were offered as
premiums for the first and second best hOgsheads
OF tobacco, bought and shipped by them, the in.
spectors at New Orleans being the judges. These
inspectors have awarded the pitcher 10 D. F. Wade,
OF williamson country, and the cup to Henry Point
er, OF the same county. The number of hogsheads
shipped was fifteen hundred and forty, to McGreg-
or, AlloWay & Co. E. THOMPSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

AN AFFAIR OF HoNOR.-A duel was fought
opposite this city, on the Louisiana side, yes
terday, between Col. Z. J. Bowers and Mr.. S.
S. Calhoun, both of Canton.
The parties fought at sixty yards, with Mis-
sissippi rifles. At the first fire, Mr. Calhoun
fell, wounded in the knee-joint, not danger
Ously. Col. Bowers was unhurt. A reconcil-
iation thsreupOn happily took place between
the parties. a more gallant, brave, and hon
orable meeting We have never seen, both gen.
tlemen having preserved the utmost GOODNESS
throughout the transaction, and exhibited, in
the highest degree, the most elegant charac-
teristics of the CODE Vieks6urg american
Times Of the 4th instant
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

At private party extra" maid Of Erin was
engaged by the hostess TO assist the ''regusT" In
passing around the cakes aud ice-cream. The Eek
ira hand, TO whom this of thing quite new,
got rather excited, and hustled aud fro, with
considerably more energy than grace. When about
retiring, after going the round OF the room she sud-
denly stopped, aud pointing to portion OF the COM
pany in another room, ianocently inquired OF the
Irregular" hOuse-maid, loud enough for the whole
company to hear-"hev ye fed them over thereg"
She disappeared down stairs amid laughter so loud
it must have troubled her sleep for a fortnight.
First husband-'T sm short Of money and my
wife sighiHg for new bOnnet-uoW, what DO you
recOmmend?n
Physieian-(inattentively )-"Exercissl exercise!
Nothing like L."
Hanker-(abstrAetediy, part of an advertisement
running Ia his head)-''Y e., K-Asr sigas-warrant-
Cd 20 give Subtraction, the money viii be refund
cd"
HuukeF-"What makes that BOY CRY sofn
Wue-"Nature intended Il, my dear Every hair
on his head i boiler
Hunker-'I don't know about bis hair but i DO
kIoW his ga0ath Is boiler from morninC tlll night"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
NHEIsIFE,S SALE.

SH virtue OF a yenditoni exponas erected, and
Il delivered from the honorable Circuit Court of David
son coanty Tennessee at its May Term, 1851, will expo
70 pubic sale to The highest bidder for cash at the Court
house yard gate, IN civ CT Ra>hyle Monday, the
liih day Of September S. all the right title, claim in.
terest and estate which John Cotart then had
have since red in and the following described Lots
OF ground lying in Nashville Davidson county, Tennessee
bounded as follows Beng of Lot No &C. beginning
Thomas COlet street. running Sou
with the line Of said street Is feet to the of Lick
Branch thence down the Branch with its meanders to
Harrison corner. thence with Harrson's line the
beg inning Another beginning Jackson street, on the
line OF Mr.. -, nine feet from High street, ming
with Buckner west 100 feet thence back at rsht angles 40
tee thence towards High leo feet thence the
beginning; being part OF Lot No. u Levied upon the
property OF John Coltart, this 26th October 1856
+. D. WENTWORTH, G. D.
augI5. JNO EDdONsON, sheriff.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE:

Asst night OF the engagement and Benefit Il the "a
Vorise IFsh Comedian and Vocalist Gso G. CHARLEs,
"l aPFear this evening LARsT O'6IG ia lbs AIE
ms evening satarday, ember 1sth, 1851, win be
presented Tor the first this N, the thrilling
Drama In two acts entitled TrF MINT Rs Amer hieh
- ~ particular request the Irish Comedy
st, cared IRISH LION. Overture bV the Orches-
ira The Pc lfrnar &c conclude with the Farce in one
ACT called LIMERICK BOY.
fAdOEs OF ApAIsSIOS.-Dress Circle and Paruuette rs
cents Second Tier 5 cents Colored Box 20 ee1ts Col
i, oaiSfy - cents. Box Office open daily 10 o.
a u until occek p. 81, and from until o'cl
r u, where seats may be secured BY applving 10
p L JOHN H. HAAPRR. Trea u-eT
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PeAB0DY'S SEEDING HAgTBllS STRAW
BERRY PLANTS,

TE'HE sub cTiber having appointed B. s. WELLER, sR
Agent for the sale Of this superb StraEberFy spP-
eants be supplied A. he i5liostug For
Of nozen 81 0. package OF 100 fiu package 90
IOo0fsi o. viii pack them In earth and that
tuey viii be certain 10 live IL properly planted, and give
plata directions for their cature. Orders may be ad-
dressed TO at eoluDbus, A., my agents. }. A,
MORT CO., Nes orleans, and b. s. WkLLER, sE 4,
Nashville, Tenn.
BY ealing the seel store B. s. Weller sr the pHb-
lie nay copy Of and trut Also ca
from Journals North South sho ing supe-
rior quates u his berry AL Others Go cultivation
ON the reception u vii carefully pack dozen 10
Oil sz. mali Il % any direction In The Union,
pay ing the postage.
B. :. eier ill., also, ny agent for the sale Of
sROLiFIO CokN. Due notice Of he product weight,
and yield per acre vii be gwen when the presen eicP Is
gathered CuAS. A. PEABODY
0Olaasbus, Ga, Sept. I0-lmeowsa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
SCHOOL BOOKS.

BY THE BOZEN Oh SINGLE COPY z
The attention Of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited to my large STOCK or SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, sHiiman's chemistry,
Pictorial Spoilers, Comstoek's Chemistry,
ComIy's spsler. LincOlns Botany,
Tovnes spener, Pictorial o. States,
SpeIerh Defner, Parley's Histories,
Tower IS Readers, Ancient History,
Goodrieh's Readers, Modern History,
Alceufey's Readers, Alezanderis Neral Science.
Browns Grammar Wayiand's Moral Science,
Butler . 6Iannor, comstcck's Philos oPhy,
Kirkh; ms Grammar Abercrombe's Philosophy,
Farley geography, oustsd's Philosophy,
NitcheI's Geography, Parker's Philosophy,
Smith { eegraIhy, Colton's Geography,
Olney's Geography, Wizards History,
Webster's Dictionary, Wilson's History,
Walkers Dictionary, Olmsted's Astronomy,
Colburn's Arithmetic, Towcos Grammar,
Davies First Lessons Song Book Of School Room,
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy Books,
Rays Arithmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Ana ysis,
smiley's Arithmetic, MoEMeoit's Analyzer,
Davies Algebra, Latin Books,
Ray Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddard's Ari;hmetcs, States and Pencils, Sc,
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sept1. Al College street.
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So Acres in the sth District and Acres
Cedar Land.

VoIney 3. Stevenson David A. Bell and others.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced 10 this at
n May Term 1851 will sell the Court house lot, In
Nashville, the 18th dsy Of September next
tract OF IS acres IN the sth Civil District, ad
Joining the lands Of Turner iiams. Peter Owen ana
o hers, also undivided half Of Of Cedar
Land 10 Williamson county, adjoining the lands Of -
Carmichael, n. Holt and j. Kid.
Terms and years credit, without interest notes Sc
cured and lien retained. I'd free from redemption.
c. D. PRGEN @ IN.
auR7. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

RESULT OF THE NATIONAL FAIR.-We UNDER
stand from Mr.. Arthur Peter, local treasurer,
that the total receipts of the National Fair
win exceed $4,000. This sum, it is thought,
viii be amply sufficient TO meet all the expen-
ses incurred for the grand exhibition.
The receipts of the Frankfort Railroad, for
the transportation of passengers between this
city and the fair grounds, during last week,
were considerably over $6,000.-LOu. Jour.
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Notice.

ON the 21st inst, at my residence South College
~ street, the city of Nashville No. 1872 viii CRsr
for sale al public suction, the highest bidder,
credit OF months all the personal property be
longing the estate Of Prof Edward Gieler Decd
sssing Of set part Of set Of engineering and
veying several instruments (among
them very dne tlute aud ease) large ot Of Sheet
Music sicai Instruction books variety OF valuable
literary MISCELLANEOUS books, (kpRiish ard an
god Itch, silver vat b. bedstsai tires
and furniture articles Of household fgrnure,
large los 0f ready made clothing several dozen pair Of
sOcKs, trunk &c
TERNs SALE-Note and good security viii be required
upon all sums dollar.
MANSON n. BRIEN.
Admir-, &C, Of Edward Giesier, deed
n. B. I hnd a good unsettled accounts for music
lessons Ae and other Indebtedness; those ndeb ed viii
please my ONCE, No Al Cherry street. (COoIefs
huding) and settle me same aud those having c4i
aga said estate will present them properly authen
Gated Thin the time prescribed By Law
MANSON ii. BRtEN,
septI0-df0t Adm'f, &C., Of Edward tiesleT, deed.
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LOt ON McLemore street.
Aaron Putnam vs.. f. b. Garrett, ct 81.


TN pursuance 81 the decree promo need in this at
Nav Term 1851 viii sell the 18th day Of septem
Der the Court house lot in this city, credit Of
12 month"; without interest, ard free from redemp
ton in porrs plan lots the west SIDE OF Melee
fronting thereon IS et and running back 10
feet alley Being the bought by the defendant
Of r. s Smell O D. BRIEN G. 3 NJ.
ChancarV Court AZ NashYiIe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

Isaac Hodgens, Trustee, sc vs.. A W. Johnson.
of the decree Ga this the May Term,
l 1887, will sell The 18Th day Septeu Der neSt, at
the Co irt houe lot In this city Lots the west
side OF inc street fronting ahout 30 feet each and
ming back alley. plan Of these lots will be
hibted day Of sale, and terms made nov n.
G. u. RRIEN, G. 4 NJ.
aupT Chancerv Court At Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

Thos. B Page, Guardian, &C, ". VIM. Stewart.
Pursuance Of the decree in this at tn Nav Term,
u 1851, will the Court house in this city,
he 18th day Of september next the highest bidder for
cash. the lot Of IL feet the de Of Cherry street. In
city Nashville; formerly sold By Tax Collector
the property Of Hughes and bought by VIM. Stewart.
O. d. BRIkN, Q. 4 81.
Chancerv Court a Nashville,
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AIS Acres of Land.

Wyatt Wyatt and knight vs.. Wyatt.
pursuance Of the decree in this az May Term,
1881, will sell at the Court house o. The city Of
Nashville, the 18th day September next, tract Of
as OF and, less. lying in Cheatham
county formerly in Davidson county being the
LAM sold 20 Mrs. Wyatt BY Nicholas knight
TERAs-S250 cash. and for the balance credit OF and
~ months. Notes well secured ana lien retained.
G. d. BRIEE, q. 4 NJ.
augT. Chnncery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

az It is not generally known that West
Point Is now the headquarters Of the Army.
Il having been removed from New York aboat
8 moath sinee. Gen, Sect has his office ia
tbs Academy bniidlag. where he tfauzaots al
necessary bGlsnsss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
SIHTGHHS
MACHINES !

A RI ths only sabstanGsl and tiaPy nanaged sewing
"A Naehines made ard the eheapslN and most u'ea
, F.ss sud Manufacturers oF these aad the following
geafcnss 80, - -, h.f.
a. Thsy sake ssans which VIII not rip nor faFe Do-
80 heinz sflke. as Ia h. "a seHing GA leather-
"A The sane Machines feW vita ak threaa ana 49,
noa e. col Gotten uth eqna t1etiitf "a 49, -
~so5s from the dnes lintn tie heaviest eieah OF
esther. 80 ss..hf,.
vth NIacknas akes cbsia Ettrhs which raves cal -
sssy a. csnruon sa socKlns, besides uains a. Asy
cosI % fbs hacs q tDe goods . -. - -
a. These M.chInas are AZ al iaee % s. 80 ~
ororr bsnE vsry staple and siro1s 70 'aea soasfoo
Sd Tsy sew fasssr sad Do HoFs Wefk nan any 'aer
80 - ,h rsuc.d ythss Meme i 90 strong snd
,ssf.i 80 a Il impossible 70 equal - any othef
-, ii sse sheve H. ihst there over t200eef
-. ~ g. rnltet STATE aonss not coaHttng 81
- ser s1aa and, there. a. here n pFpst.e ~
-iv5og untounacd sasisfaetons sonethl4 nat
n r1Hsr Aaeniaes ever 4, ,,.s-. nan
HFsarh 1fiec 90 f1hac ri--fea 49, - -
ssshelae, Tcnnsssee- va -
aaEfe-dia-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

tB- DIR. Samuel F. Reynolds, of New Or
leans, was bitten in the thumb by pet rattle
snake on the 1st inst. He Immediately seized
Ratchet and chopped off the bitten thumb.
A desperate, bnt sensible remedy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

TwELVE oESTs FoR CorToS.-fhe Herald, pae-
llshed a. Athess. Limestone county, Aiaoaasa, ssys
that gentleman Of that town, large eOltoa plAu.
Ger, has sold bis present crossing crop Of eosoa a.
t9elve eenis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
MORE NEW BOOKS.

MORE NEW BOOKS.
ROSS ON SLAVERY; FRKD. A. Ross, D. D.
TENT LIFE IN THE HOLY LAND; W c. PRIME
BOAT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA; W c. PR1wE
The PHEsIeLOGY OF NEW YORK BOARDING
HOUSES
BERNARD LILLE BY JERE CLEMEss.
THE WORLDS OWN; Poem BY JULIA wARD How :
CHILE CON CARVE; OF. THE CAMP AND THE
FIELD
LESSONS FaoM The GREAT BIOGRAPHY; By J.
HAMILTON.
THE HIDDEN PATH By MARION HAEIASD.
9HE Waterman.
RUTH HALL; By FANNY FERS.
For sale by CHARLES W SMITH,
sept.T BAG No. Al, College street.
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HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHERRY STREET, AND
NEGRO WOMAN LIZZIE.
Blake and Brown vs. Mary flemmanet al.
w w. pinneo & Co. VI. same.

Bake and Brown vs. Mary Fiemmanet al.
W W. pinneo & Co. same.
Nv. HaLeHine s. 90. vs.. same.
DY virtue 81 decree pronounced in the above causes,
ID by the Chancery Court az Nashville will sell at the
Court House lot the city Of Nashville, the 2th day
September the and lot the sie Cherry
street. the verandah HOTEL at occupied
BY SaAi n. Bugg The fronting about % feet and
running back about 10 feet % alley.
And the time and place vii sell the negro Wo-
man LIzze mentioned in the peadlnEs and nov hired 20
Mr.. Joel Davis
TERHs-For the Honse and Lot. and years, with in
teres except $3.50 cs>h- For the slave, mouths with
tersst lien retained the let and notes required
@. d. BRIEN, c. 4 n.
ans ChaneeTY Conrt At Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
4 LOTS IN EwING'S ADDITION.

WI D HAyIess and OtheFs Vs, 3. 2. bentley.
pursuance OF the decree pronounee this case at
the May Term last OF this sell n the Court
house lot this CITY the 19th Septrmb next
Lots No 1853 81 les and 1866 in the pan property
known As Ewings Addition 20 Nashville These lots lie on
Stevenson street, have front OF say each and run
back - feet 10 alley.
Terms and credit, with Interest, for notes
well secured, and lien retsned sale free redemption
O. ID. BRIEN, @. &M.
augT. Chancery Court at Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12

~ Al ST. Louis on Saturday, erop Of choice
Missouri barley, some Two thousand bushels, was
sold by sample Zoe future delivery az 81 IS per
hushel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL AND IN
SELS q N iENEAL MUAIC.

MR.. AND MRS C. P. THURSI on are prepared to give
WI instructions the PIANO and in VOCAL Muse Les
given The residence Of the pupil. terms,
inquire Of Mr.. T., at Mrs Alns South Spruce street
Broad.
SeDII-1m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
DANCTNG.

MIR. GOODWIN AND DAUGHTER have
M just retained from East With all the and
Fashionable dances. They have been taking lessons
the most eompe escfers III New York, Philadelphia
and Boston, and will he able to introduce variety ofnew
Fancy Dances for the Ball Room, and ali Qladrles
and Wazes which dg need the fashionable circles
The School will Saturday, September 12th,
at O'Clock NJ. and P. NJ, at his rooms over Mr..
Beech's Dry Coed store on College street
- class for Young Gentlemen viii be open on Mon
day, September 18th. Terms IS per ten lessons.
Sept9
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DE- ACHES CLIFTON.

Joseph Braneh Ear and Nareissa Martin, Xxx Moses
W. Wetrore-
IN of the decree pronounced ia the above
cause 1.-THE May Term Of this court, viii sell
SATURDAY TIL 50 DAY or oCfOBFR MKT, ct the
io in the city Of Nashville, credit OF g.
IL IS ard - mouths wish Interest M that niere in the
parcel Of real e1ate "Ctlto," which formerly
belene ed 10 Of che late George ". Martin and
which Is supposed 70 be about ninety three acres.
Notes with good security required q he purchaser ana
lien rrtsined e. y. BHIEN, @. 4 81,
auagT-td ChaneerY Court ~ Nashviae-
TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF NASH
WILLIE
TTsHAT valuable business house property, heIauEhlins
corner, fronting g. feet Market street and 100 on
Chufeh prcpo, be leased for term Of years, -
party % partie vo Nln So prove the sans BY buianB
thereon good businesE house or houses.
Persons desiring ase invited 70 ole written pre-
posas With underlined Who sl give further iniOrma-
49, O. D. BRIEE, G. 4 NJ.
aur2s chancery Court az Ma hviie.
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II VIE uaAsFssznet hassas artssa ~ AaEA8s M Fzs
ans h-zaeet l4rksl r4ts aesslspss ~ estrs = A%t
49, ~ wEaR.
IalyiT.-a. Colsea and RTsauce bsease.