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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
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r HAVE valuable dwelling house and lot ior -, ~
a. l, SQUARE FIR which VIII take the novs - - =
80 Frse Isnke Of tennessee. Now is the me 20 I'm
ts--,-isiTg merchant to procure good home, ,S,@,
Sire arsasouabIe tine, within which he can o"''S
for me 6O'e'. Apply to A.v. s. LNDsLEY,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
Ouuage OF an American ship.

The American ship, Thomas Watson, while ~
Jig of Qu,ta on the coast OF Africa, on the l4th
Of September, was seized by a British man-oi-war.
She had vsluatle cargo of palm oil, ivory and
gold dust, and in tracing ulorg tue cost tor th,s,
articles, had, at Anamaboe, shipped, Samuel John
son. a black man, as steward. The Herald says
Samuel Johnson Quilted the ship, without pr
mission, aud went on board the Births steamship
Blood ouud, Lieut. C.arl K Robson cOmmanl-
iuE. On the came evening, at about o lock, that
vessel dropped uucl or aud the stern Of the snip
Thomas Watson, which was boarded Lieut.. Il DO
ron ana an ruIed body Of men, who stated that
II, black man, S4mud johnson, had a d po-
slriou all, giug that be had be, sCli as "a slave
Tb. cant iu OF the Thomas Watson reptile that he
knew nothing uoout and, IN. retorc, had nothing
10 say. Lieut.. K usou Intercepted all the OH
GERS and crew Of the Thomas Watson, all OF whom
REPLIED that nothing of the kind had occurred or
was intended
AZ last Lieut. Robson stated that this black IN
samuel Johusou) wanted 70 leave the suip, SUI
that be- must be p.iI his wages at OHce. The con -
gi,r,,e O. .ue ship being as ore, the captain re-
rli.d that bc could not comply with the demand,
a. he corsl Tered the man Johnson u drscrtcr On
the following duy. September IS, the ship lhomrs
Wat-ou was seized, with her cargo, all ths EMP :
r,D,.r- taket, aud an armed force OF marin. aud
sailor, called prize crew, placed on board. U"
tL,. sane 10y lhe chip got under SOY, and or
rid Ly the commander Of the British govern
.r.,.Ut steamship Bloodhound To Sierra Leone. At
tf. time OF the r. lZur the ship Thomas Walton
was about leaving Tor tue port OF N" ok, nav
i,t, nor I'll cargo on TO tri. The hip arIlvrd at
i rr. l. one on the IT, Of OctCb ?, ailvr voyage
Of t,y.ufv-tso DAYS. The damage TO tue owners
OF tuis Iip las already ueeu thousIuds on tuo1s
auls OF dollars, aud nay yet DC mI1h greater
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
NeEEs frnrn NYnahingtnn.

W ASHlNGTONt Nov 70 1901.
Governor Walker hal his second interview with
President Buch nan to-day, bat cach remained FIX
ed in his own opinion, and now there is but little
or no hope of cOmDro mise. The Governor, in
reply to the suggestion in my dispatch, says he
could not nhuruc' a nge man in Kansas to vote for
the cOnstituti0n;sO great is the pc ultT prejudice
there TO the whole proceeding that he might well
preach to a crowd Of lunatcs His ca is that
CONGRESS should promptly PISS bill, providing :or
a Stat government in Kansas. This would avoid
the whole difficulty, by doing away with any action
whatever on the proceedings of the late conVrn-
ton. The Minnesota bill provides that the Consti-
tuition shall be submitted to the people. Letters
received to-day show the overwhelming popular OPP
position in the Territory to the constitution.
Hon. Mr.. Hatch, of NV York, had An inter-
view wit Governor Walker to-day. They ex-
changed opinions freely on Kans matters. Mr..
Hatch think that the constitution, If presented
here Gle Of tn slavery clause, will be accepted
by Congress, but surely rejected if incumbered
with il.
Seer tary FLOYD was attacked near the door of
his residence a few nights since by several men
who appearad to have been waite ING for the APP
proach Of some one. After hearing the tone of
the Seoretsry's voice the gang Grnw back, as if
disappointed in their man. and Mr. Floyd entered
his dwelling. Cor " y Herald
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

HOw full of dread, how full of hpe, oometh inevitable
dread for all have snned hope one hath saved
DIED,
In this city, Nov sOth, Miss EMMA second daughter Of
the late SamT Hill, Esq in the fifteenth year of her age
In the depar of this lovely girl only has her
relatives lends a severe aicon but
the social circle in wic she moved, as the Sabbath
School, of Second Presbyterian Chu CHI of which she
long prom member, lost one ofts puret
promising ornament. She possessed rare
qualities mind aectionate in her dpo-
son, sensitive in her feelings, amabe in her manners so
in all her experiment. the highest re-
gard and m Of all no her a very early peri
offe placed under the one the most
votedy pious Step Mother, whose prayers and religious
training wi the sing Of God, undoubted
which possessed-yet as
could read she seemed to ev &c rema able
the study Of the Sacred Scriptures Prayer
and life in the Sabbath Scho very perfect
y evry answer together with the Scrip ure proofs Of tie
Assembys Catechis for which received the highet
prz She well ndoctrin,aed in the principles Of our
Holy gIon, baptized child many prayers and
though it is somewhat matter Of regret naura
tmdy and want Of confidence h. own pety prevented
her from profe sion the last c5mmun ion Of
her beloved Church. yet she had long
expert need nat ehaHge which has enabled her
triumph the enemy, entitled her. through
merit Of Christ to a right hand May her vr
tue be remembered and cPedb her schoonats may
her sudden blessed tn Sabbath School
and enable them to remember, that
"Wheu the conflicts over,
I'd they before lin stand,
They sing his praise forever
In Canaan's Happy Land"
Cw.s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
Lonely Musings.

It's an Autumn nj. ht, SO calm so clear
The very wiuds TO my Hsteni.
seem'd lulled 20 sleep by the ripiag streams
Whose vavele,s dance in the silvery beams
OF the gentle moon, a ahe + des tonight
The uuberiug earth iu her radiant light
Whit the twiHklirg stars mid The azure glow
Look loving down all below.
Oh, beautiful night, would my heart could be
Holy, and quiet, and calm, Ike thee.
Could cast from it sv-ry griof, and sAre,
That f,ttsTs 81 y soaring spirit Aers,
That darkeus with bitter and eea-elsss strife,
tn light q an inner and hoisr life.
Diumiug the Aepe that for weary years
Hath shone through mourufIi u.ist = tears,
Aud he'd back is yea niugs, pure and high,
Till I've PRAYED Ia my stricken soal g 10,
80 rest ia the quiet gave d peace,
where the weary and uorn from their labo-s case,
where DO dreams on is ksssiy dep viii start
A. they do t0-algAf, from LLsdisg Asart
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

E-oAPs TRoN SrArE PRisoN.-A eonvit named
Z .chasI Cossrove escaped from tn State Prisos
q Chatlrstown, WeGur-iay forenoon lIr maav
his exit 10 a wagon which visits TIE Prison daily
u carry out wares. The wagon Wss oV rh talrd a.
SNOW street bat instrsi Of 6ndiug Co-grcE.. "a Y
only found Li- pants Il Is supposed that whrn
the team got ready 10 20 cut, IosgrUvv jumpe
iato the ssgon uupsTe iVrt By Mr. uain-s, who %
avry oil man, co. aied hlms 10 unaer tue buaa-
10 robs Which used 90 cover tbs warr, aud
uuon ting ca sid, tore on biz pants aad thrr
lamped oui OF the sagOn. hsving Hotning ca but
D ~ OF grey dIswer' and a eherk~d shirt ti~ ~as
: man about "a wears Of aga.-Bosfoa Adserfiser.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

Ayer's american Almanac is now ready for de-
livery at 10. 6. Browns who is supplied with it by
the publisher for distribution gratis to all who call
for it. 1t contains about the richest collection OF
anecdotes we knew ola calend4 IT accurately cal
culated for this meridian and found reliable, be-
sides amount of valuable mecieal information
which shOull be in the possession of every family.
This little annual has become a welcome visitor to
the 6reside Of the American p ople,-and not TO
them alone, for its numbers reely circulated II
almost every civilized country under tn Its
publ shed in the EngIi-h, French, Spanish and Ger
man llnguag es, with calcnd. adapted to every
meridian Of the Nor horn Hemisphere. Over
270 900 copi, iss1ed last year, which is doubt
less the largest edition of any book in the world
Our readers are respectfully invited to call and gel
copy, anj when got, keep it.
2Iec-Iw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
Cotton il King.
The New York Herald says

At all events, whatever change the virtual
suspension of the banks may cause, it is qui e
evident that nothing can, for the present, re-
store To England the control the commerce Al
affairs of The rid. That control has been
vested in the United States by the force OF
circumstances. The priority of our revision
here, and tie suspension Of our New York banks;
and sudden aggregation Of specie her, and
the stIgnation If trade, have placed the
United States in a position to command the
world, in a commercial point of view. We
can exact speci- for our cotton, and Europe
canuOt do withouC il; we can keep all our
gold, and England cannot take it from Us. If
our banks play their cards with ordinary dis
erection ills crisis will crown the commerce OF
the United States as the con rolling power OF
the worlds trade.
Thus it iS-remarks the Richmond Dis,
pateh-Cotto IS hing 1t is universal
monarch. 1t is cotton that proves the
sheet anchor to the United States in the
financial storm. 1t is cotton that makes
Europe dependent, and in the midst OF
these amazing monetary commissions, offers
TO our hands the sceptre of the world
Cotton, which could not be cultivated
without slave labor, proves itself the sal
walton, financially and materially, Of the
whole country.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
GROVER X BAkEB's
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
Il Of Nashville. in October. 1857. the Judges
appointed to examine articles in Class 43-NO
II. GROVER x BAKERS Sewing Machines; No.
1914. SINGER's-REPORTu upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits OF the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is using two separate threads for making
the stitch: that of GROVER * BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES: and that of SNGEE's using one
spool and one needle. the other thread working
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN 4 SHUTTLE,
and, in the opinion of the committee. is hest
adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERI, dc.
The GROVER u BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY. AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING :;
and with the exception of fine clothing, saddle
~, &c, in the opinion Of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
NJ. {, Public square. Nashville Tenn,
Nashville, Tenn, Move uber 1 s, ls,T.-t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
vou.e unbtn Tarenr ,lessit Pays.

The Marshall (r,1l-l Z publican tells OF an old
negro, Hard" wEo supplies that Town with fuel;
'lard" is really bard looking customer, and
ure,r tands the sci-rc &C Of loading wagon 20 th~
best advantage. Recently We were e uck Win
admiration Il one OF hs cUuica pil =, through
tn i,.t,.s!tc-s If which a large tat mai mi -hl hav
crav led with ease aud safely. Hard" snj ~
"you c.rtainly possess the talent for loading
wagon" Old uarl's eyes twinkled with delight
at tue compi cent, surveyor with evident
p.easur, his loaded wagon, he urned o u eApo
iug lie worries 'Oa, yes IL sss; buL DIS 10 zee
haJln' d talon unless it pays veil.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

NOVELS AND TALEs.-The folio siug extract Il
from an article o. American Lit rasura Va ia
Presbyterian Quarterly Review: Mary OF th'
novels aud tales that yearly spawn from the prefs'
written by strong miuIed women or weak minded
n, defy criticism and are beueath contsmp'.
TAey are false 10 sentiment aud vicious 10 styles
and next 70 the advertisement of patent medicnfs
he worst thing Teck OF We need some Pope
30 lash the ounces; some Clifford 70 annhiiAte the
Rose Matilda school; come Byron 70 consume With
a lava stream Of scOrn ali cant and cOekneyism.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

ADvIcE.-As the cola season IL approaching,
every person should prepare their system for the
change, and there is TO remedy so applicable as
"HcLnan'S SIR ugthcning Cordial and Blood Pu!l-
fer" 1t Nil purify the blood thoroughly, and at
the same time strengthen and invigorate the who'll
organization. The immense quantity Ct it that Is
soil ally, is proof enough of its greet virtues in
thoroughly removing all inpure matter from the
blood. We sly TO al uy L is delicious to
tax Sc a5v rLScEIcut III another column.
Nov. 25-Iv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

BRIDGs BURNT.-The bridge crossing ROanok"
river on the Virginia and Tenn, Raj road, was
d,s.royrd by fire on Friday night last. The acei-
dent will causr some dcrang, meUt In tie running
OF the trains but presume il will not be Of long
continuance. a lrrgr number OF hogs are now on
the western end Of the rotd awaiting trausp1rta.
ton TO this city, and long delay in their case vii
seriously inconvrti-uce both 3 Hers and buyers,
-Lyuch6lrg Tigi"iln, HoU. 30.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
A Prediction.

Forney's Press nor any other press, says the Chi
cago Times, ever uttered words more pointed,
truthful and emphatic, than the following:
"The public man who faltars in this issue, seals
his Dom. he Northern Democrat who tries to
make the Convention of kansas superior to the
people, add who advises that the Constitution shall
not 90 to them for endorsement or rejection, FIN
IsHEs HIS CAREER FOR EVER"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
Governor walker and senator Douglas.

GoVcTnOT WHIke or nhu SenatoF DOUG Ihs'
Il is sail that Gov Walker had an interview
with Senator Dousla while on his way from Kan
sas 20 Washington. Previous TO that interyisW
me lad not iuly made up his mind What course 60
tsk ia regard 10 The l. compton Constitution. die
decided course DOw aud his hostile attitude IoWarc
tb.. Administration are supposed TO Be the ir is
If ,b.. uniting Of their two heads gogethsr.
s.,s,or DOUGLAS has gone on 20 Washington a.
assist IN Carrying out their plans for me annoyance
of MIR Buchanan The Chicago Journal s@ys be-
lsfl there on "Wednesday night. "iull Of wrath md
Jury al the course Of the Administration, AID Sith
an opealy svowed purpose TO oppose the doctrines
enuncated by tho Washington Union 70 'hs bitter
andn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED AUTHOR. - We
pinned to learn that G orge K Glddon, one of the
authors of the Types Of Mankind" "EgyPritu
Antiquities" and a large contributor to science, i
no morL He died at Panama, the 10th CT Novem-
Der, leaving a wife aud on child, sou. HIs bro
Their, VIM. A. Gjdon. of this city, left yesterday,
for New York, to settle his affairs T,is demise
Of Mr. GHddou will cast gloom over the large cir
Gle of his co aborors in the world Of science and
letters -Neuphis Bu'lstiH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

Mr. BELMONT 1t il stated here that Mr.. Bel
mont will not 20 as Minister ,ith.F 10 hadrit or
Paris but that the Rothschil5s during h1 late res
ideuce in Eurapc having discovered that he posses
s. great talents as a 6naucier. he w 90 20 Paris
ms soon a. be cat arrange the business OF his house
la New York, aod take the management Of their
house in the French capital. He will leave pO.iu-
c.. life alogclhcr.- Washington correspondent Of
" y Tunes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
AND
ca w 7ET L ANUFHCTORY
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFZELD, TENN.

"a HIT NOMB LEI 70 CO. Founders ana HachiRiStS,
reSPectulI7 give notice that thew ePaTed
at t. eirfe i've Foundry, shop ard FOTg land
vii execute OIL orders heavy and H. hit castings nclud
lag
E-WheeIs of the most Improved Pat
terms.
In this department thorough knowledge and long expe
ri nee enable u to challenge competition.
Also, Cast-Trnu House-f onts of the most improved
patterns Plain, Futed, and Ornamental Coli INNS; Wate-
pipes r il Eetorts for Works, and other eab
shnents where req -ed, Engines, SawMills, Flour
NILS, made promptly order aud of the hes; mate
al PatcugT attention given to repairing machinery 1t
low pI ices and on liberal terms.
Our SmithWOrk viii be Of the most extensive charac-
acer Sa@-M wOrk, Surrups, COgs, Pitman Irons saw
Cracks, Bolts and all kinds Of Mi-Irons, made on he
shortest notice.
As practical mechanics, wishing to establish a
permanent tn uess Oh ect viii be pay pa cuar at
ention to ali orders Tor repairing Old machinery
All require ial and we are confident Of being pat
rCnized.
n B-We have on hand at present a large assortment
OF F re b irs for steam -kng ines
Nashville, dec 4, SIT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
a Congressman burnt ia Emgy.

A correspondent Staten Island, Nov. 27tb,)
says
'sThe live Democracy Of this county anus
ed themselves, on Thanksgiving night, by
burning in effigy, their rel rysentative in Con
gress, the Hon John a. Soaring, for his alleg-
ed efforts in retaining in office certain Black
Republican Post Masters against the wishes Of
the party here The Information that he did
so is derived from the P, NJ. &. at Washing
tOn.'-N y Express.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
Containing:

1-PAMELA; or, Virtue Rewarded. In a Series Of
Guiliar letters. 4Nols.
2-TUE HISTORY oF CLARIssA HARLowE. In
Series Of ,t,ers. vols.
8-TIE FIsrCRy oF SIR CHARLES GRANDSON.
In a Series OF Letters. 7vols.
a. iderr ysslf thorough adept in Rict ardson.
Tile tie ,ugest Of rs novels hest think part OF
them tedious Tor houd ask any thing better 20 DO than
reed n fcm O., CIR unF 10 end 20 take them up when
Close, and lay TIER down hen was tired,
t every word and syllable relating the bright CLAEIssA,
the divine CIFNINTyA the beautiful pamela with every
trick aud lire Of heir favour, 'gra
ven n nv hearts tsbl- TO- rzIstt on OZd Baoks.
Fo- sale bv InovIo1 ". T. BERRY & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

There seems 70 be nisapprehonson in some quar-
ters on the SUI ct Of the authority und T which
the Constitutional Convention in Kansas assembla d.
Some of the papers speak OF an act of Congr g
authorizing Convention. No such measure was
contaminated A bill for the purpose was passed
by the Seratr but was not conc urrcd in by the
House The Cow n'ion was authorized by act
of the Terriroril LegishJure.-Nat Int.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

A dispatch from Washington s'ys: Senator
DOUGLAS bas been heard from. As the author OF
the Kansas-N Nebraska act he will take bold grounds
in support of WALKER. This the President has
not hitherto believed. Douglas holds that the re
fusal to submit the whole Constitution to the p'O
pie, when they desire il, is the clearest repudil-
ton Of the doctrine of popular sovereignty. SEN
atOr GWINN also suSt4ius Walker"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
A shtnInad of Cnrnses.

We take the following paragraph from the Ber'
lin correspondence Of the n. Y. Times, dated Nov.
18th: g
The line of battle ship Lefort, which Lately cap
sized 10 broad MONDAY in the Bay of Finland, when
closely surrounded by numerous vessels OF the
feet their way from ReveA to Cronstadt las
since been xamined ty English driver, at the or
der of the Russian Government. It will probably
be still in the recollection of your readers that the
ve-srl had in ADDITION to about eight hundred
troops and crew, full four hundred passengers on
board, CHE f7 women ami children, who, with
the quantities of bulky honse furniture, occu-
pied the whole between cks Out OF consid-
/ Grafton tor these uuwontei passengers, The port
/ holes OF tho man of ar had been left open, and
when sudden sqT Il came on could not he closed
in time and so when the wind took her, the " g.
| sci heeled over file, ard It once cIpslzed.
Such persons as were o. deck at the tim" were, OF
course, at once washed AVN, bit the Diners found
no less than 100 coTpSes IN the c1binS treen dicks,
and q, the hOi5 of the UesSel all cipgiHg to some
portion Of the tiH6erS Of the ship to each Other.
! TIE horror of this fearftF s gilt appears t. hr0e
been aggravated BIZ the circ stlHce TINT the bod1es
acre already far gone in decomposition, and Ulth
fen exceptions, the cues Of all the corDssS ere r5de
open and Caring. The eFct of this dreodfd spec
toc'e on tie divers tros such that Of he'a 1oas
taiiy nobis jor many days to recount TIE gh0Sty
scenes he had witnessed dorm ia that hUe Of Ptre
JD1"g coypSeS; end on has persistent refusal to re-
U1s't there, I01S sent lone.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

NLate Mansion houseJ
North Market street, 2t door 6etoi0 the Square
GILBEJr having tasen The above stand for a num-
j Der Of years, b-Fs leave inform the publ
fact say thva that the house has been pant
t,d from basement a-.ic and and complete
ture throughout. The subscriber wing full we'll the
need eass MODERN hotel IN Na-hgte- lad being
a philanthropy moo j. has made every eN-rIoa 20 coEe
the % the pbc, aud q ers himself he has
ucc-ei q. IFS table 100 az az times &c furnished with
The b q tbs aai foreign kes adlrds All De pied.
husrf 10 make every body couJenled aud a hone who
sill him with a visit
Carriages Urnbuses VIII regularly TO and rom
.he ~. Eichoias TO st-umhaats and haroad TT4sly
Pae-s always in attendance az tie depot to receive CHECKS
for baggage, thus obvIAtirg tbs DIN Guilty II daAy.
Board per dsy 81 -
Lodging -
sag Meals
sarper, Lodging, Aai Be .kiass 1oJ
Breakfast from . O'Clock
+" IL -
sLsper 5"s
J v. GILBERT, Proprietor.
Cpaosl.e this House, Market stree, tso livery
sta-s where can found all hoars, bCggies
carriages &C ;. y AieNAn1sr . Co., and -. T. hUght
q Co AZ the propFetoss
bee a lydkw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

F. TENN. & Va. RAILROAD.-At the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders OF this road, held at
BIounrvilIe, Tenn, or Thursday last DR.. Cunning
ham was re elected President. The Directors OF
last Y. ar wer- also re-eleeted.-LyI chbtTg ViT-
ginian NoU. 80.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

LARaE YIKLD OF CORN.-A .entleman Informs
the Barnwsli Sentinel that be on Gen. Ham
monds plantation, an acre OF and measured, which
produced ninety eight bushels Of coFn-sixsy ears
Of which SHIELDED bashei.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04
FAUm ron REV..

w viii rent 10 O GOOD tenant Su'sndit FARM, 81
~ vrH De udsoue iu pro enc, ntsr nF rom -
90 70 100 acre uilts from he ci. gn ne Nash'A
ana ghsrra. orvt IA rr.ud IUru a CO.,
So so O. ~ STREET.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

THAT cor1 eri,ut r,id-r the trtr Kiln rnpNe
4 -rTrtrfn- led o.. Sir. a. o. s., 10 coutslur
room b,- de- t. srvar 'r ore &c aud has about
acres 81 ground ara &C.. If ruJ 10 ed 90 g0ol
rrvFQ h-- -. TINnSTTV.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-04

The House took up the standing order being the
reading OF the CODE and the third part was taken up
and rad tir-t dune.
The House tn en- resumed the unfinished business
of tn mornng-being the bill on banks-pend-
ing which the House Il, journcd till A. N. to-mOr