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Fox RENT.

1 HOUSE in EJgeled, within "a few minutes walk OF
y he Public Square, containing rooms, besides hitch-
cn servants rooms. Enquire Of
J. T. FELLOWS,
uov6-tf. No. IS Cherry street.
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CnINTY TIsINrEE.

t17@ We authorized 10 announce JOHN RAINS
candidate for reelection The Office OF County Trustee, at
the ensuing March election.
gar- We authorized TO T. T. SAUEDEEs
candidate for the Office Of County Trustee at the ensuing
March election.
Eag- W authorized announce ELI l.. Woprs
candidate County Trustee, the Ma ch election.
NOvl-tdF.
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co M M f. RCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Dec. Both, 1851.

DAILY PAINIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Dec. Both, 1851. I
OOTTON.-Nothing dong We heard yesterday Of
small lot being offered but would buy.
WHEAT is little demand for Wheat present,
and ices dropping. We quote at 5O97Oc.
GROCF RIEs There has been but little done in the Gro
Gerry days past. The hand pre
ty fair. No change in prices.
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AGOOD DWELLING

CIFUArED Cherry Street, Linooln's Han, Is now
> offered for sale. The lot 80 front, by $50. The
house a bcS containing In all nine rooms. The house
and lot offered Tor less than the cost OF The building
Dec LII A.V.s. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
T o r e EMIT

4 COMFORTABLE dwelling house. on Spruce street
n nearly opposite Air. Jas. p JIark's
Also,
An elegant Garden Lot containing about acres in
Brownsville Apply to B. r. NCKENEIE
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Sale of the Hume Place of the. late
Moses NOFVelI, and thessiaves be-
longing to the Estate

90 Norven and Others Henry L. Norven and others
pursuance Of the decree Da1e 10 the ABOVE cause
the Noven Der (ls3tj Term d the uhanceFy Coart
NashYa val sci ~ the apPer end Of he Makes hou
ia the CITY OF Nashville raturaa5 the aLh
uarg l53S The Hoae Pace II Noryel Iynu
on tae fraukha Iarnplae. near this city, and containn
about Ia Hcres aud also the following 70 Saves to.t
Hester, Jaes Pasey, Harriet, aiary Ana and her foa
children, Altha aud her cuildren-
TERMS -for The slave, Of - aouths without
intere except Is Per their pres which WI
rec aired "a cash 0r the realty, credit 81 4 q ana
years. Without interest," anu possession gwen
Dec lo-td- =. ID. BaIEA, Y. n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
REAL ESTATE SALES.
"a o KY Il FL Iding Lots for sale tn
Edge7eId.
I7TULs no r7T/y nm x115Apo I'D EYlTTs


he undersigned offers for sale from hy to sixty bua-
ing Lots In Hobson Wheless' addition, and N me
property formerly belonging Mr.. Robson, just oeona
BoOs addition, in EdEeaed They 50 Feet each on
the Gala tin Turnpike, Woodland Russell ratherlano
streets, and run back l70 feet alleys ski en- ct we
portion OF then being about hall mile lo1 tie eas
p nsiOn Bridge and the others within mile
win sell these Lots tire folio ing any one Of
which can Of course, be selected by the purcha e.
lst Payment q one-fh 10 be in cash, aud Of - nee
IN ave nual instaents With interest, and e Eet am
ed, aud no other security required.
I'd Annual payments for ave with interest sa,u-
FY 20 be given the two rst notes, and lien relaee
Sd right credit for the principal interest payable
annually and security required tie interest notes, and
hen retained
So Eight credit for the principal the interest pay
49, annually, and no security required except heIs
year.
s-a q many cases would be willing TO give The PR
s-ssf e years credit Il he would pay hfh drinF
ne MS sf N carpenters work. brick work, mastering OF
painting ans pay interest annually or lie baancsnos e-
curity Icing Saared BIT q lien
me- esy terms with the view Of placing snug
50 Fe@nce within the reach Of any industrious
nan no desires ~ eRd OF adding to the population OF The
NOS oeaella ftsgeto the eghborhood Of our ety-in
M opinoo Apply - A. y S. sley. ESQ . or %
N1' ~ ---N- WASHINGTON BARROW.
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For Rent.

Two handsome md fort BILE Brick Dwellings, Nos
2 and 3, laborue's Row. These houses new and
well finished; the OF good size, with high ceilings
the houses well tated. Hydraut in the lots Ind
he have the prv OF the Free schools, ami
the right educate their children without charge. Cai-
borne Omnibus reFnafy every hour from these hou
the Square at The low price Of Apply
A.N. :. LINDSEY.
Dec2-dtE +. r. GLAsCOCK.
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aOUsE ANDLOT FOR SALE.

M offering for sale, privately, two story -
w brick house, situated Cherry street. South tH
Nashville. The house contains six in the sse.
main building besides kitchen, servants room, age
stgbe al in order. The lot fronts 20 feet,
back 143 feet alley. We viii give bargain
this property application made IL is situated
thriving portion Of the city For particulars enquire
Of l.. <. GLASCOCk, Agent,
aug12. No. o., Cherry street.
We have also sale Lots Nos IL IS 49, 20 and 81 In
Lineolu's plan OF lots, upon which is frame dwelling
house. These lots viii be sold suit purchasers,
changed for property, good mules, a. lair val
uation. We will give a bargain.
ALSO, Lot No. Houston', Humphrey and Martins
addition Nashville, fronting the Railroad Depot. This
lot IS feet ont Franklin street, and $50 feet deep
a alley. II you want bargain, nov IS your time.
4. X. GLASCOCk, agent,
aug12. No O., Cherry street.
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q 40 APPLIES.

6n Is. Choice Winter Apples, just receiv ed OF
sJNP consignment, and for sale by
declS d. d. DICKET.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30

AN offering prices 70 suit the times three lots 10
Edgeheld just beyond Donison Store The lots front
each so feet the 6aatn Turnpike, and go feet
Deep with street in the They convenient 70 an
ne1hansble supply Of excellent WATER and are IN zap
Dec S-tf IA. v s. LlNDSLEY.
A NEAT SMALL DWELLING FOH SALE
L AM Offering neat d. cling College Street,
just beyoEd the Medical ColleEe The 0useis Of brick
coatains good rOous esern, 6c-, All viii be sod 81
great bargain. Tor terms apply 70 -
koy. 26-G A. V. b LiNDsLEfs
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SUNDEETES.

LARGE variety Of Pulley Block Sheet Brass Copper
Il Tin, Gas Pipe, Lead Ppr window SASH Jun Betting
Leather beling Iron, Castngs, Iron Axes, Stone Ware
etc, hand aud for ale ~
decls d. d. DICREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30

PENNSYLVANIA RUCkWHEAT,
20 SACKS BUCKWHEA FLOUR ia. received on con.
~ Segment and for sa by
decls D. d. DiCREY.
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Elegantly Illustrated BoOkS,
Published Expressly for Christmas
AND
Holiday Presents.

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Shakespeare, Bryou, Moore, al other Br ish and
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For sale by JOHN YORK 4 co.
dec2#-tf
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For Rent.

GONE five six Of ClaibOrue's and nC8t Cottages
- situated between tie Lebanon and Turn.
pixies u he TED to good tenants AZ low pr e. for the
nsaing these houses have the privilege Of
hau= bIe supply Of water venient al them with.
charge and entitled the benefit the Free
schools, Of which is in their immediate ueghboihood
Apply TO A. v. 5. LINU~LEY.
Dec 2-dtt f.. t.. GLASuOCK.
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Rates of Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS TO co INSTITUTE A SQUARE.
ENEwABLE AT PLEASURE.

One square, year, IS Each additional square so
Adv ertisers exceeding the space COnITac-
ted for. will be charged for the excess.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
sale "a SIav es on wednesday, Ian. 3th,
1888.

Joe hayes, Aar ke, h sdoalA slaydsa aud others
pIrsuauce o. decree mAde TIE above cauae 81 the
aoF7a ber ls33l Isru o. the ChanrsrS 1eart
FiAe, ~ li - the village kneEa Fans, o. DzEdaou
coansy % Heduesda TIE 1870 gsnaary, lass, ERE aig-
uE slaves toWt: Ancs aEsd 50 yeAfs AuEsng "a John
SOS -, Afeh WiIl s LArrgss = and cai4Fsa
nsaass not
EaAs -cUns ihira Or HE purchase nancy requires e.
casa and or TIE balance eruait d noasha. sthaa
in5sses Aptez q ezecgsea sish slfscioy sa-ariy.
De le--a2Ht4- T.. ~ bfilkss, ~ a a..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30

All transient Advertisements in this paper paid
at the time they handed Rotherwise they will
Inserted. Transient Job Work paid deli
very.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
STOVES For THE TINT

SAUSAGE Grinders Suffers on nd and for sale BY
- d. ID. DlCKEY,
oecis- On no . college street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
sale OF shaw e % v eanesaaY, Jan. sIIa.
Ia5s.

Ersd o. AoEsn e. 81, saa'l a. SC AiEssr siorAn.
PsFs4ancs q : teEes ssade aa5sr
hoSu4hse 1881 Il ne ch4aesly E.sh-
vie sl zei 81 l1e va age e DaFdaua eeanEy,
ednrsA1s tas lA - gaua4rg las, sga ng &c
tesEs piaah aad Anaa. sud tzeir e. a. Eausn.
&s1ssx naaLhs credit. uth s4u ise1sry saz-
uriiy reqaiFet- Q. u 1AlzAs d..
Dee lb--4kHtd.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30

EOGg IsENE ron NEAR 1885,
fI'HAT convent residence Franklin Turnpike, op-
posite Gen WOud'Ok'-. IL contains ave good rooms,
with Kitchen, &C. Apply to
HENRY EWING,
Dec 2 Il. PIanters' Bank
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
BANK OF NAsHVTLIE.
For sale.
A Valuable Business Lot fOr Sail

Al Offering fos sale that valuable Lot % Market
street sdoining The store u Morris Matlesa- fhs
Tot ffonts 81 fact AArkst and 100 feel
yards Frunl ssreet.
u p0ad maze Of TIE best stands for Wholesale
6racsg7 store 10 ,he oiiy. For terms apply 70
saPte. A. Y. > LiNDSLEH.
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Notice lo ,EraneienI AdvertIsers.

Official OurnaI fOrPubIisIaing the
Post Office Letter List.
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EOR RENT.
For Rent or Lease.

THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike
i &C present occupied bv Mr. Fellows, II contains
bedes ktc ems, servants rooms &C. and has about
acres Of ground attached. To would he leased good
tenant FOR q tern Of years If desired. apply 20
uovl0 A. v. :. LINDSEY.
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Christmas Presents.
searfs. Stocks and Cravats-
Christmas Fivinps-


IN 0ft&t Lbs lF0n fttfsDurg
4Og000 100 keEs haiis escorted;
o. tons CaslinEa, By
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30

THAT Valuahe Dwelling at the ooFnsr q Cedar and
Sumner street,. The treats IS leet- lls Dsel-
ins large Ana cgaEodous and there e aus oc1 ca
ot Is 4 0no Of he ost desEabss locations IN the
sspria. AVS Lindsay.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

Judge QUARLEs, an able old line Wbig,
and a cordial supporter of American prin-
ciples, is candidate for the Senate in the
district composed of jackson, White, Put
nam, and Macon counties. He takes de-
cided grounds against the new Congress
slonal compensation law; and, we are in
formed, declares he will vote for no man
Tor United States Senator, If elected, who
Will not pledge himself to go for the repeal
OF the obnoxious law. A short time since
we spoke, inadvertently, of the Judge as q
democrat. We beg bis pardon. We
could hardly have given greater offence
to tue-hearted Wing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17


MEssRs. EDIroRs:-- discussion between the
candidates for Governor came OF here to-day. The
audience was large and attentive, arising partly
roma general interest to see the men, and hear
the discussion Of the issues, but mostly from the
uteres. that the Fayetteville affair bad thrown into
the canvass All feel an interest, deep and excit-
ng interest," to learn the particulars Of that diteu-
~ and see for themselves the bearing and carriage
Of the counbstauts- Our Wilson boy, Bob Hation,
appeared upoa the stand with carriage de-
mesnor and gaIlauiry, that would havs done credit
TO knight Of the old school. He came not bash
fully as Il conscious Of having done Sro0g, or Sifh
logged determination that he ussin the wrong.
70 persist 10 il, bat as . ehivslrOos young WARRIOR
.ha, knew The strength aud edge Of bis true Toledo
bl.de. IN AZ bad been wAeitsd for the giadiatorisi
strife Of the mind. RisspPearaDee sPoa a Fos'ram
before an audience, IL that Of = man perfectly a.
home, digni6sd and graceful
"Iike the Herald, Mercury, new lighted upon
heaven kissing hiL"
WIshoas any allnson 10 the past dacaiiy' iof mas
-as regarded as settled By committee Of gsS''s-
men, frieHds 70 each nan. and arising shsrsi'on' no
se.i-FsprOach. 70 busthsn bic feelings and emeaf-
rsss biz sssaral Gov q good issingsDd plsaszs'ry.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

BoDr FOUsD wrrH 81. 500 is GoLD eros H.
The LOgisvIIs Courier Gays few days ago, "the
body Of gentssl looking and vel dressed man
was found By some fshermsR, 10 The Ohio river, op
posiss the farm Of Mr.. Williams, q, he end Of the
psnk read, nine niles bslow The city. On the per
ssa Of the deceased wsre foasd 81. 500 IN gold, q
hns gold waish. large and heavy knife. s1d pair
II small pistols. He was rather good looking. was
sbons Eve feet eight Or nine Inches ia height and
sore DARK wzksn. Who can Ms unfortunate man
bsf"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

We learn that the cars on the Eastern end Of the
Tenn. 4 Va Road made their first trip over the
Watauga river, twelve miles above Jonesboro' on
the first Of this month.
We also learn that hv the last Of this week the
cars will ran up TO Bulls Gap, seven miles shove
Russellvie. This Is good news. This road Ike
our Owp, has lAbored under many difficulties; but
steadily IL has advanced, until nov there Is only
small space Of 6fty miles unfinished, which when
completed viii make one Of the most profitable
roads in America. IL Is Ihoaght by November next,
tina, this gap will be closed up.
We understand that . movement 10 on foot 10
establish line Of cesches-tri-weekly-to rly be-
tween this place and Balls Gap-crossing the river
at MeKinney's Mills. We think this good move.
-RogsTsviLis Tunes, .ssas liza.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

PREVENTION OF PIrTING IN SMALLPox.-Ar. Star
tin, the senior surgeon to the Quincy Hospital for
Diseases OF the Skin, has communicated to the Medi
cal Tines a very important plan, which be has
adopted during the last fourteen years. for prevent
Ing ptting 10 smallpox and which he states has al
ways proved successful The plan consists 10 ap-
plying the dcetttR cantharidiS, or any Vesicating
fluid, by means of camelhair brush, TO the apex OF
each spot or pustule of the disease, all the eK-
posed surfAc of the body, until blisterng is eVi
denced by the Wilderness Of the skin 10 the parts
subjected TO the application, when the fluid produc-
ing il lie to be washed of with water thin srroW-
root Cruel. The pain attending the application Of
the Vesicating fluid is very slight and transient.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

~ We learn that tie discussion ct Purdy be-
tveen the two candidates for Governor resulted
most disastrously for Gen. Harris. Col Hstton,
having 10 speak 6rst, repeated most Of barrie set
spese6 aud illustrated to the crowd the peculiar
attitudes in which the General generally placed him
sslf when touching on the points Al issue. We are
told that Ration mimicked Harris 80 wellth when
the latter come TO make his speech be tried 20 make
q asss one aud sIgnsly failed Where u that 'in'
teligent Middle Tennrssesn, 60 report progress 20
the Union aud AnerioaRg >. Jackson Wing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

p6r The URiOR and AMerieaH says VIM.
A Quarles, the democratic nominee for Con
gress in this district, is, in every respect
"the superior Of Gen. ZOllicofer." Our
neighbor can't practice what he teaches.
He gives bis readers to understand that
Dragging is bad policy; and, then unmind-
full of his teaching, straightway goes TO
Dragging himself II be don't do better,
il viii become necessary for him TO renounce
the gown. His superior candidate will
be overthrow in every encounter with his
competitor. Mark that
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

eB The Secretary Of the Treasury is of the opin-
Ion that the close Of the present fiscal year will find
{ surplus of twenty two millions of dollars in the
Treasury. The late reduction of the tariff, he
thinks, will result 10 increase of revenue from
increased mportations; and be has already determ.
ined to recommend another large extension of the
free list.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

A MANLY SrSNER.-The Earl of Oxford, Of Eng
and in reply to invitation of the Secretary of
the Norwich Bible Society to preside at its late
nual meeting, wrote as follows:
Sra: am surprised and annoyed at the contents
OF your letter; surprised, because my well known
character should have exempted me from such an
spplcstion-and annoyed, because it Obliges me to
have this communication with you. l have long
been addicted to the gaming ia bic, l have lately
taken to the turf fear frequently blaspheme, and
have never distributed religious tracts. All this
was well known to you end your society; not"ith-
standing which, you think me fit person for your
President May your hypocrisy be forgiven, butt
would rather live 10 the land Of sinners, than with
ssch saints. am, &C.,
OXFORD.
We rather think the Earl of Oxford, from his
own account, is susceptible Of some slight improve
ment but we don't think that his letter to the Sec
Rotary Of the Norwich Bible Society is.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

A House. IN GLASS CAsE.-The London Art
Journal says 1t will startle many to learn that ar
rapgemens are in progress for covering with glass,
or rather for putting into huge glsss case, the
house 10 which Shakpesre was born, at StratfOrdon
Avon The houses Oh both sides have been taken
down, and the monument now stands alone. The
object of this is to protect the house against
the weather and the further influences OF time.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

CEw P. Morris. E.q, of Benton county, is
the American and Wing candidate for the Senate,
10 represent the counties of Henderson, Decatur,
Perry, Humphreys and Benton. We have known
Mr. Morris for many years, and a more perfect gen
tleman does not live. he is q man universally es-
teemed by ali who know him. A truer man 10 his
principles never approached the ballot .bOI.-Jaek
son Wig.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

Men, Women, and Children, who read LIFE H.
LUsLRArKD, pronounce il the best FAMILY PAPER
now published, 81 a year; 81 Tor half year; and,
"just TO try IT," only 25 cents for three months
Inclose the amount and direct to FOWLER Il
WELLS, New York.
The Savannah Democrat says: ave regard il as
one Of the very best weekly papers in the world"
The Alabama Beacon says: "If there Is one
newspaper within cur knowledge which We can
safely recommend to the general reader, it is LIFE
ILLusrRATKD. Try 1t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

rT- An instrument for measuring hourly and
daily the amount and quality of sunshine has been
invented and set up in the observatory at Paris,
France. The apparatus is dark box with a roller
inside covered with chemically prepared paper,
moved by clockwork. The light leaves it's impress.
sion on the paper during the whole time the solar
rays play upon it, and thus there remains perma-
nent record Of the quality aOd quantity Of sun
shine.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

Artificial limbs are now made OF willow, covered
with parchment, painted 6esh color, and oeanti.
fully enameIled. The knee joint being successful
invention of the ball aud socket, avoids the de-
formity that the ordinary tenno and mortiee joint
exposes upon bending the limb. The ANGLE and
toe joints are also inflated and Cords operated BY
springs, cams and eccentries, give great certainty
70 the movements of the coBtriVance.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

Lone SERMoHs IN EEaLAND.-A correspondent
Of the Congregationalist, who has furnished many
interesting sketches Of London Pulpit Celebrities,
mentions tina. he has not heard sermon in England
Of less than fifty minutes duration Wesuspect the
writer is himself preacher, he ssys the congre-
cations in England shave the grace of patience
would do well to emulate
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-17

The following is a genuine Hibernian advertise
penG missing from Killksrn ey, Jane o'FOgsrty;
she had 10 her arms Two babies and Guernsey COW
all black, with red hair and tortoise shell combs be-
hind her ears, and large black spots all down her
back which squirt aWfaly."