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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
a. Mr.. Ex-President Fillmore is about

W- Mr.. Ex-President Fillmore is about to
marry Montreal lady.-Eschange.
Oh, the wickedness and backsliding of this
generation. The great Know Nothing, the
patriarch of the tribe, is going to marry q for
eigner. And, what is more, he actually parti-
cipated in the Catholic worship, at Montreal,
during recent visit to his lady Lowell Oh, for
some curse in the ritual deep enough to reach
such awful apostacy!-Indianapo Journal
Mr.. Fillmore is right in this matter. He
thinks 1t is better to marry even a Catholic
''furrener," than to receive the "mittens" from
his own country women. Where is Mrs.
Phoebe Webber2 She must by this time re
gard Old Buck as rather slow coach. Buck
should remember that:
" He who woos a maid, must lie, coax and hatter
But he who a widow
must put aside fooling ard at once face the mu-
sio.-COtumbus Enquirer.
What as the remainder of the last quoted line
neighbour We used to know.-Mont. Mail.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

Il PhysiciaAs IDEA qf a Beauti6ll Voaa,
Three young gentlemen of position and cnI
tivatiou, one OF them physician who had inst
received his medical degree, were standing on
Fourth street, yesterday, when a beautiful H.,
sci, q reigning toast, moved malestieallv "a
brilliantly by, aud smiled very swaeily a.
three unexceptionable lilies" were liftea a.
recognition of her presence.
"What a charming creature exclaimed one
s'she moves as Virgil tells Us Venus did
skimming, not tonehing the eartlG''
sand her form" said another; sit Is like
Hebe's-so delicate aud yet so symmslrieal,
and palpitating with beautiful aud Joyous lifel''
'0h yes, her figure" broke Ia the youthful
Machaon, IN glow Of professional .enthusl-
iect-how / would ike 70 disseet hsr.n-Cta
ciHnaH Gazette.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

DY virtue Of an exseasoa EnI order Of sgle al
~ rected from Josiah ferats. ksq IN fSTos Of ia O.,
bzgun against Bartsys heoFS, vii she f4th daT q
A1FRpsF neNt, eK1ss % SALE - Eha resucs of james
Miller, kdEeted, Nashville the hEbsst b ideF
casa AZ ne Tt mas Joseph aartoa
iE and g 3 negro asmRa naBsd HsrFess sac hcf tEe
children, Mary aua iaas Is beng tr aft tAcreQf sad
yFspurty vi be sa satisfy sald szeea1oa and order
g sae. Eats EiiAia legal haaEs.
JK. EnMONDs0S. EhsriH,
ortfs-td. h Il. A. GAsflnsIsis b ..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
The Cause of the Revolt in India.

writer in the London Illustrated Times gives
the following the origin of the revolt in India:
The grievance of the aharajah Sreenath was sim
ply this: The East India Company guaranteed to
the Peishwah his heirs and successors, a certain
pension. The Peishwah died without heirs born of
his body but previous to his death he adopted
Sreenath (Nena Sshib) Now, according to the
Hindoo law, adopted son is entitled to all the
rights and privileges of heir begotten of the body
of the deceased. According to the Hindoo law
"Nena Sahib" was entitled to the pension of the
Peishwah; but the claim, as before stated, not
allowed. 1t is pity that the East India Company
have not been consistent in their decisions upon
this head. In some, indeed in very many cases
(where the pension has been very considerable or
the amount of territory be absorbed" extreme
ly proftable( the Hindoo law has been shelved,
aud the claimant favored with a letter from the
Secretary to Government, informing him that the
'tGovernor- General in Council has dismissed his
petition but that the ordinary channels of redress
are open to him." He sends home agent, who
haunts the India-hOuse aud the Board of Control.
At both places he is 'refrred to the local govern
ment"-the local government which has already
Nena Sahib such been the of the Rajah
of COOrg; of the Rance of Jhansi, where another
trghtful massacre took place; and such has been
the with numbers OF Indians of rank, with
whom we have not dealt either wisely well. Far
be it from to offer even the shadow of an apollo
gy for the authors of the atrocities which have
plunged nearly half of the nation in mourning, but,
at the same time, we cannot forbear expressing our
opinion, which is now generally felt and acknoWl-
edged, that to the gross Encouragement of our To-
dian Empire, and the manifest injustice of which
the East India Company has been so frequently
guilty, may be mainly attributed the deplorable
state of affairs which now exists
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
For the Patriot.
To the Tax-Payers of Nashville.

To the Tax-PaYers OF Nashville.
Upon an examination of the affairs of the Cor
poration, find that it is without cent of cash in
the treasury This fact is owing in great part to
the universal stringency in the money market.
The Corporation is perfectly solvent and good for
the ultimate payment of all its liabilities The late
Board of Mayor and Aldermen contracted for the
construction of extensive but necessary improve
ments, which are still incomplete and unpaid for.
The enlargement of the Water Works is especial
y demanded by the urgent necessities of the city.
regret to be compelled to state to the Tax-pay
evtably stop for the present. unless such of their
number as are delinquent come Immediately to the
rescue The Board of Mayor and Aldermen have
made every effort to borrow money for the public
use, and some of them have offered even to pledge
their personal credit to effect this object. But
there is no money to borrow at any rate of inter
est. There is still standing on the book of the
Revenue Collector more than Fifty thousand dollars
of taxes for the current year. The Board Of May
or and Aldermen earnestly call upon every good
citizen upon this delinquent list to come forward,
without delay, and pay his Indebtedness to the cor
pOration. II be cannot pay the whole at once, any
part Of it will prove useful The Board do not
desire to be forced to compulsory collections. IL
is hoped that every one viii regard this person.
al appeal, and that prompt response to it will
relieve the corporation from its present embarrass
ment JOHN A. McEWEN, Mayor.
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State of the Planters Bank and Branch
es, October 18th. 1857.
LIABILITIES.
CITY Affairs.

We publish below an appeal from Mayor
MoEwEN to the delinquent taxpayers of
Nashville. The City Treasury is empty,
and it has been found impossible, in the
present condition of the monetary world,
to replenish it by loans. There appears,
therefore, to be no way to avoid the neces-
sity of suspending the public Improvements
which are in progress, unless those who
have thus far failed to pay their taxes for
the current year Immediately pay up. The
large sum of fifty thousand dollars remains
unpaid, very unusual occurrence in the
history of the finances of the city, and an
unmistakable indication of the monetary
pressure from which all interests and all
classes are, in a greater or less degree, suf-
fering. But the amount due must be paid.
1t would be extremely unpleasant if the
continued neglect of taxpayers should COM
pei the city government either to coerce
collections or to abandon improvements al
ready begun; and it is to be hoped that the
issue may be avoided by prompt action on
the part Of delinquents:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

SUGAR FROM THE SORGHUM SACoHARATUM IN
GERMAEY.-We learn that at the Patent Of
flee that an experiment made in the sugar man.
ufactory at Kwassig, for the purpose ofmaking
sugar from the Sorghum saccharatum, resulted
in the yield Of five pounds Of sugar from four
hundred pounds OF raw material, or one-quar-
ter per cent. The crystals were well defined.
and had the same taste and smell of sugar manu-
featured from the ordinary cane. 1t is thought |.
however, that the plant will succeed far better
in the southern part of Germany, where corn
and wine are ated.-States.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

GRAIN FOR EURoPE.-We learn from Capt. La
tham inspector of vessels loading grsin that there
have already gone from the port of New York, or
will go previous to the Goth instant, not less than
eighteen ships all for Liverpool, taking out one
million, one hundred thousand bushels of grain in
bulk and bags gentleman just arrived from
Chicago says there in store at that place TWEEN
ty-6ve million bushels; but that not more than one
million will come forward previous to the closing
OF the canal for want of money to send it on
Journal Of Commerce.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

C5B The New York Tribune cautions every class
of mechanics and laborers against going to the
large cities for work the present season. 1t says
keep away from the city Stay where you are
known, and where you can struggle through the
impending want of winter with at least some friends
and acquaintances to help you, or give you an oc-
casiOnaI cheering word. DOn's come here to swell
the vast array of idleness and suffering which,
three months hence, viii appeal to the citizens OF
New York for charity"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Oct. 16.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Cooper, from citizens of Shelbyvie to estab-
lish Mayors Court, &C., for that town.
prsoT UTTONs

Hh4DA1S OCts 10
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Cooper, from citizens of Shelbyvile to estab-
fish Mayors Court, &C., for that town.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Turner, of Sumner, resolution directing
Messrs- Megs 4 Booper, to frame bill for the ac-
ton OF the Legislature, abOishng all distinctions in
the forms of civil actions, and uniting the Law and
equity jurisdictions.
Mr. Algee's resolutions requiring the printing for
the House, to be done within FIVE days was taken
up, and on motion of Mr. Rowles the first resolu-
ton stricken out by a vote of 40 to 90 Mr.
Kendrck offered an amendment requiring the pub
lie printer to furnish documents ordered by the
House. within one week. Mr.. Nancy offered a re-
solution in lieu requiring the printing be done
with reasonable despatch. The resolution and
amendments were, on motion laid on the table,
Mr.. StantOn's resolution to equalize state aid
among all the counties of the State referred to the
Committee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. St. Johns, for the benefit of soldiers of the
war of 1912, referred to Committee on Federal Re
latiOns.
Mr.. Newman's, providing amendments to the
constitution, referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Goliaday withdrew his resolution on bank
suspensions, and offered in lieu, calling for
statement of the condition of the Bank Of Tennes-
see, and the reasons for its suspension, which was
adopted.
Mr.. Richardson's directory to the Committee on
Banks withdrawn.
Mr.. King offered resolution directing Messrs.
Meigs L Cooper to frame law aboIishing the dis
tinction between suits at law and in equity.
Senate resolution providing for the election OF a
State Treasurer and Comptroller on the SOth inst.
concurred in.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Bradford, to declare certain parts of the
Forked Deer river not navigable.
Mr.. Lowe, to provide for the election of tax col
lectors by the people.
Mr.. Newborn, to change the time of electing
Common School Commissioners
Mr., Nancy, directory to the State Reporter.
Mr.. Williams, to protect and sustain the credit
of the State.
Mr.. Davie, to provide officers for the various of
fcers of this State, and for other purposes.
Mr.. Stanton, to repeal part of the charter Of
the Doe Creek Railroad Complny.
Mr.. Taylor, to amend the laws relating to com
mon schools.
Mr.. Bate, to amend the charter of the Memphis
and Germantown Turnpike Company.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Speaker presented statement of the condi
ton of the Bank of Lawrenceburg, and $50 copie:
ordered to be printed.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Rowles, Dunlap
Vaughn, Bate and Bicknell, a committee on Messrl
Meigs Cooper's digest of the laws.
number of bills passed second reading.
The House then adjourned till 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

IL persons having claims against the estate Of Isass
"A n Hooper, deea, are hereby nota ed % he them
thenticaly, with jean Weodard IadEe Of the Ooanfy
c5ur Of Robertson eoantY, Tennessee before les
day o. March Tor prorata distribution have req
ular.y Suggested he insolgeaey q said estate.
DAVID KING, Adm'r,
ocfl6-taw8t. Of I. n. Hooper. deed
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ID n = n

At the residence of Mrs Terrass Summer street. on the
18th inst, Mrs AUGUSTA EBREE. Of Arkansas
daughter Of John The funeral win place
Saturday. 18th inst ~ O'Clock, P NJ the First Pres
oyterian Church. friends Col and Of the
fany, invited attend Services by L. D. Houston.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-17

HA rural poet sends 10 the New York
Esshing Mirror the following poem OF a'is4uiF-
rel, !" rsmaFking that be (ths PoeN Is fully
aWaFe thai the last line IS q Issris foe leag
lhe silalIi : llce biFI,
and has tashg safe.
lie zQsaclllles sfs us1s a1lEa,
And solzti.1ea rae.
And gssra nass e tAs sHas . ihat BE zinl1s
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Look out for Thieves.

FNHE subscriber vas ROBBED al the Theatre last MS IT. Of
e. port mones, oOntainu about SIS Ia money and
valuable uapers-segerai notes OF hand Amounting
and three thousand dollars, and check
she Union Bank f1r $780, drawn By Ton kmsh, ksq.
Any iufsImAton ling 10 the detection Of The hef vii
oetie-5t JAMES GORDON.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
LATEST EDITIONS.

Ia TEST EDIIIONSs
Ashweu on Females, Meigs Females,
Budd the Liver. MelgsO PuerPeralsFeyer.
Buckler on Bronchitis MIeT's Principles Of Surgery,
Bartlett on Fevers Mile - Practice Of Surgery,
Blakeston he Chest, Nell Smiths Compound,
CoIOurbst Females, Nell on the Nerves,
Carpenters Physiology, Eeigan on the Skin,
Conde on Children, Owen the Teeth,
Churchill on Females Psrrish's Pharmacy,
Chur chill on Children Percira's Materia Medica,
Cyclopedia Of Medicine, Parker on Syphilis,
Devices Females, Royle's Natera Nediea,
Devices on Children, Rawsbotham's Pasturiton,
Dunglison's Dictionary, Sargent's Minor Surgery
Dun glison's Materia Medlca, smon's Pathology,
Dungison's Remedies, Todd Bowman's ANATOMY,
Druit's Surgery, Taylor's Med Jurisprudence,
Dufon on the Ear, atson's Practice,
DeJongh Liver Oil, What TO Observe al Bedside,
Ericksons Surgery. Wilson's Anatomy,
Fowne's Chemistry, Wilson on the Skin,
Gross's Pathological Anatomy, Wilson's Dissector,
Homer's Anatomy, WOODS Practice,
Jones and sievcking, Woods Therapeutics,
Kirke & Pa gets Physiology, Whitehead on Abortion,
Ludlow's Examinations, Ewes Surgical Cases,
Lawrence on the Eye, Macise's Surgical Anatomy,
Just received by CHARLES W. SMITH,
0c9. BAG ~ College street.
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The EreeIsiOr Corn and COb MiII.

II As jast received the Highest premium a. The great
II Ea1ianai Louisville ana also a. tbs Ohio state
Pair Cinciunat the Llfie Giant star and Aago
MIA
I l. adapted crushing Corn aud Cob Rye Oatls ec-,
f5r saock and for grinding Tor family use dstleres,
Ae Is ~ lBdlng surfaces be reneaed az cost 81
thres aF, being east sspsr4te from The ether Pooas
~ tha Afl-
FsrnArd eonpsss with two pairs % grinding rings foE
EfY asars. TraEeung Agens wanted % sell the above
W1s y. G. BALDWIN = Co,
ssiE--dtsassu. 81 college street, Nashville
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NEGRu fon SAlE.

84fA have very lselF Esgfp NsaaaG 4buaf 81 yeaFs
W ed te4t e COED cosk ssshef ana iEoner aalek
Ne VII tF44s ieE rzoperiy II k1zgGe1s.
DetI1-iH. M n HkYNEs CO.
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TO THE LADIES!!
DTezs-"

Nj RS. HowERToN, Union street. would respectfully
Va inf OTm The Ladies OF Nashville that she secured
the services Of Miss A. ,. MoCABE, superior DREss-
MAKER 70 superintend this department Of her business
She IS prepared 10 have any style o. Dress
the shortest notice aad invites her numerous patrons
give her call.
Millinery goods. sept2t In.
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NOrteo N"naeFO SsS OrdinnTio.
)apItaI prize 100000 Dolls.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SO
Quarters 81.

PrizeseaEhed at sight 81 per cent discount.
Bills on the Nashville city Banks taken al par.
drawing viii be forwarded the result becomes
known.
81 Communications addressed 70 DON RODRIGUEZ,
tcare Of City Pest, Charleston So Cal until the 4th Of
November, 1851, Will be attended fOct- It'd
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Tbs MAELsTRoM,--Bayari Taylor, in his last let
ter from the north of Europe, thus describes this
marvel OF the BIOGRAPHIES:
On approaching the islands, we had a fair view Of
the last OutpOsts OF the group-the solid barriers
against which the utmost fury of the Atlantic
dashes in vain. This side of Vssroe lay the large
island Of Moskoe, between which and a large soil
tary rock in the middle of the strait dividing them
is the locality Of the renOSned Maelstrom-now,
alas almost as mythical as the krasken or great
sea-anake of the Norwegian fords. Il Is pity
that the geographical illusions Of our boyish days
cannot remain. You learn that the noise OF Ma
CARA can be heard 20 miles of, and that " some
Indians, in their canoes, have ventared doRn il
With safety" Well, one could give up the Indians
without much difficulty, but II Is rather diseourSg.
lag 60 step OF the Falls Depot for the first time
and hear no sound except Cab sir ?" - hotel
sitg" So of the ii -alstrOm, denoted on nv school
boy map by great spiral twist, which suggesls d
tremendous ghirl OF the ocetn currents, aided by
the information that - W ssIrs cannot approach
nearer than seven miles" Ia 0ney, moreover,
there Was picture Of luekless bark, halt Wav
down the vortex. | bad been warming my imagina-
ton, as came Up the coast, Eilh Camp6slps
souorous lines
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NEW BOOKS.

QUITS. By the author OF the Initials"
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER. A Tale Of Louisiana.
GUY LIVINGSTON; Or, Thorough
THINE AND MINE; Or, The step Mothers Reward.
NOTHING TO SAY. Doestieks.
THE GREYsoN LETTERS. By Henry Rogers.
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK.
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM.
INFORMATION ABOUT TEXAS. Brahan
THE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE
fuckers HIsTOR Y OF UNITED STATES.
MABEL VAUGHAN. By the author Of LampIghter.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
oe,f7. Ba Al College street.
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Ragsg Ragsg!

Owing tAe aaaa1I4i nsaaliau q tie eountry, ane
~ ths gTest spse-oa 81 rsazs Enf e nszesssFy -
redass pFiss % kaBe g. - e. hen
aad amer tbe nrst daF e AaFe4tsF 1851 AMER Ehs ls
das e NeFeahar ta paY cast ~ Eeoa rags, sng
hegs he trade ~ sSe rs neesa - ef iAls ih
tfFlaE flIas En- lnaaatsssuFerss
oosl6-sm. VS. WHITMAN.
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GRAND AND MAGNIFICENT
A u CTION = AL
OF NEW, FRESH, AND FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

Trabue GO hucuS,
No. IA Public Square. NaShUjLe Tenn.
WE will on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURS
w DAY, November 10th, 18th, and 18th, sell
ton of owners trustees Marshal Of State and
all others concerned, grand and magn stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ready-made Clothing Soft Fur, and Wool Hats Shoes
Brogans and Boots Qoeensware Hardware and Cutlery
100 Ps Fine Velvet Carpet, all Wool Carpet, Onehah
Prints Of all kinds and qualities
Bieached Domestics of III kinds;
Brown and Beac hed Cotton Jeans
Plaid Idnseys OF all kinds;
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans and Casinett all qualities and
Super French Cassimeres;
Canton Flannel, brown and bleached
American and English Merinoes;
English and American Deafness Robes of all XII nds;
Twilled Persians and Berages, Coburg,, 4c;
White, yellow, and red Flannel assorted,
Allendaie OOunterpanes;
Mohair and silk worA Alpaccas;
Black Silk, all widths; Table Cloths;
Hosiery Gauntet5; Gloves suspenders Trimmings, &C.
WHITE JACON
White Jaconetts; Cross Barred hu.lin;
Jaconnett and swiss Edgings and Inserngs; Caps
lars, Sleeves, Chemisetts, Cuffs, &C.
WINDOW CURTAIN MUSLINS.
Merino oloaks and Nantes, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Boys and Youths's scots;
Ladies and Misses Kid, Morocco and Kin Boots;
Calf and Kip Boots;
Unbound and and B Brogans;
NJ ID Boots;
Negro Brogans, Carpet Sacks, &C.
READY-GADE CLOTHING.
Fine Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
Fine Beaver OYeT-coats
Tweed, Cashmere and Cloth Business Goats;
Back and Fancy Cashmere, Cassnet and Jeans Pants:
Silk, Satin and Germsn Vests;
large stock Of Blanket and Pilot Cloth OveF-coats; Fine
Marseies and Chintz Shirt Fine Linen Bosom Cotton
Shirts Wool Shirts and Pea Jackets Negro Kerseys
OF all kinds Superhne Bed Blankets, and good
Negro Bankets; IA, and rs Osnaburgs and Domestics
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, asserted;
CAR PETING.
100 pieces OF Extra Superhne Velvet Competing; All wool
CarPeting; One half wool do; Hearth Rugs &C
We viii sell the Carpets TUESD AY MORNING, COM
me ncing az O'Clock, precisely, the first day
All OF the Goods in ready examination
City and country merchants who pay cash pay their
notss-PLUM-the day they due, requested
tend this sale, and NONE OTHERS This Is an extra
chance Tor intend put goods through
lighting they must go, that's ali.
TRABUE LUCUS,
Comuisson Merchants
TERMS An sums under $780, nett cash; all sums over
a 10 and under S20g sixty days; all 1900
under $50 ninety days; all sums $780,
time viii be given Satisfactory uotes payable at the
Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
TRABUE LUCUs,
Oct It'd hoI4 Public Square, Nashville.
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LUMBER LUMBERll

TNHE subscribers have a STEAM SAW MILL in success
ful operation IN Jacks county, Ala, the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Raih DAD, Stevenson Depot,
and prepared furnish ali kinds Of Lumber, and in
quantity, the shore notice. They respectfully
solicit orders from persons in the city OF Nashville wishing
Lumber Of ary de ERUPTION They viii deliver Lum Der at
any depot on tie Railroad.
Septi2-Sm. INGALLS, TALLY 4 co.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

ON THIS EVENING, SATURDAY., OCTOBER f7TH. 1851
W be presented for the rst time this season. the
tif1l Drama, in acts, titled THE CARPENTER OF
RoWEN OK, The CoSFRARA. Overture by the Orchestra
viii $50 be presen ed the domestic drama, in called
THE YOUNG SCAMP on, GRANDMOTHER'S PIT. The per
formsnce viii conclude with the aughahle Farce in act
entitled ROUGH DIAMOND; Or. CousIS jog.
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E-We have heard Il remarked that wheE
David husied The stone a. Goliarh the lattsr
mnst have been very mnell surprised, as such
a thing neyer entered bis head before.