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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28
CHIOKEItIMGls PIANOFORTEs

y = Z = 49ES
s1s=z- OPENED This DAY. and now ready for
SALE fresh supply Of Chekertng Sons cell
fI d n rbrated Piano Fortes, boantifs BIackWaI-
nut and Rosewood finish, and for bFilInney Of
tone and Of touch cannot be either this
country Or and offered at the lowest maRniAst
Eers prices, Including caFriage
Also, Prince Co.'S Meodeons, Btyles with fun and
half SWELL Of fine Rosewood anish Buaio
prices with general stock Of Martins celebrated Guitars
Italian French and German YOlins ViclInceos, flutes
Eies Banos, TamboTnes Tuning Forks, the best italian
with all other articles in the music ne and Eene-
raj assortment Of Variety Goods
No. 20 Onion street. =
tmy2 7ts e FauefqzF he - JAS. lTELlDR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28
WHEELING va. sATURD AiK NJ oIsNING
3 IRA NSPO ON

0sP lE NJ I4HR % UGH. 49,
D1RRcF ROUTE 10 crNliSNATI AND THE WEST /
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28

Il. 5
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/L/\LIIfZEE EE>[ZZEZLizILEZNI
-. |' Y = - = -
pa j+j1n0ra
~ e. a. It.SfLSS>I rNr
u EMoYED to The spacious New HALL, No. 1o1 Dal,i
sr tSs and e5b1eni.nee of
Ststs dUf uis i' s ~
During the past year uPEsrs Hundred s,Ps Pupils m
th n ~ ~ nv s;,n,a- N
~, a. ,or1,.. ~
various styles Mercantile Gaeaatlons in all their Bas
s
m9nneE; a. 6o.cssa ,ho, herr. os1 for
-, ~ 65nst:IS T ~ Ss ~
S tns acquisition Oh ls' business G sp9s'" 1 uu
49, ,,,.sl
srustors in The ed difsrsnt pepartnsnts+ ss
30, =. u n: va '1ia1 hAAln1'A'hEi lt'l President
spzl -1t2tl =. Eisssue"s'
nNEMU D R d &c fRARR ELS Ftraxal our,
" White Wheat for sale by ss.5 gSH ,,.,n,,. .
S'u THoBu HADDEN.
BOOKS, IaL1oneL y g " al FaPer'
NV sAhhAN s4.I' Nsi q E!lylE5IN IT, J.
par M s' ~ t SS II 1i4 HS, s,
Va and soet oi PatF0nass
It r. my 70 Keep on nana ~, ,u lang ana
ness, and to sell at tie lowest prizes s
Sss Il :5ss aP
-
PFC: Ss1- Cash paid for Rags. 3 iis. v.s
noY12-ly . JAS G. ORR.
fS. ~
is- To ny, Old Friends and CuS1onlefs.
whom have ..a stosE gook:; ststioasTS wan
tT0nass psasss S Setetofore enjoyed IL b me me-
-JN0 II. THOMPSON.
Tfs - -[zs-,s,-,,r,st - Il
s7s NOTICE.
IL City am qssi5eps o. up my BOOKS anu ac-
counts All and beg g re-
hHy1g claims me- E can npon me a. inc old
noy1s 2ohS u: Eho4sa0N:
a5sasso Sundr1eS. Ira IS tsz5.s=sss
M SACKS OF Rio Coffee:
IllS e ferces Rice;
bbls PulyeFised sugar
| 30 Grnshed 2. = = -
10 haScs CbocoIats..' 5n5sa ss5qlsz
~ ~ 2SAEs .zssslas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-28
'FPoor Old Uncle Ned.''

80 t'And he lad wool the top OF his head, 1
On the place where the wool ought to grow."s,s
rHERE folks nowadays, the same Iaenta-
II bic fix with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song Of woe 70 of rejoicing, they win only
means which Art offers 70 Nature, to aid her. ii f
li Emef0Om'H HIaiF EeaIorRIfye,
Is well known and valuable HAIR TONIC There are
those IN Wheeling who It's power
the loss Of hair and In restoring NuFant growth where's
through sickness or otherwise, the hair
fallen out. z fsls ss,a tts siVl 5lJl-fs' -
Ernerson's Hair Tonic Is for sale by s, ~ ~ 81
si'i. s 5zi3e T. LOGAN 4 Co,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

FRIDAY, FEB. 10, 1857.


0Ooae
The brief remarks we made yesterday
on the subject Of coal-a subject of vital
importance-were thrown out to arrest the
attention of our citizens, that we might di-
vert it to what we conceive to be an enter
prise, which, if taken hold of and prose-
cuted with energy, viii be of incalcuIable
benefit to our city. We hope every one
who feels the least interest in the subject
will read what we have to say this morn
ing, and consider it well.
The coal lands of Mr.. Hoskins, of which
we spoke, are situated in Clinton county,
Kentucky, some six and half miles south
of the little town Of Rowena, on the Cum
berland river, three hundred and twenty
FIVE miles from Nashville by the river.
They embrace four hundred aud five acres:
the stratum of coal is, on the average, four
feet thick; the quantity is believed to be
inexhaustible, and the quality is equal, if
not superior, to any of the coal brought to
this market. This coal is now being used
here, and gives complete satisfaction. In
his last report to the Legislature, Professor
OWEN, the State Geologist of Kentucky,
gives an account of his visit to these mines,
and speaks of them in highly favorable
terms. Not being able to find this report
in Nashville, we nave ordered copy from
Frankfort. when it comes to hand, we
shall make extracts from it.
The principal obstacle in the way OF
bringing supplies of coal here from the up
per mines on the Cumberland river is
Smiths Shoals, which cannot be passed ex-
cept when there is a high stage of water.
Even when there is such a tide as that of
the past week, these shoals are impossible.
The Rowena mines are below the shoals,
and large boat from them came down on
the rise last week, and had several feet
water to spare, thus demonstrating the
proposition that upon an ordinary rise coal
boats can always be brought safely to this
place. Although this coal was hauled in
wagons from the mines to the river, the
cost of mining and delivering it here, is
less than coal can be brought from any
other source. This being the case now,
what will be the result when the mines
shall be connected with the river, as Mr.
Hoskins proposes, by railroad, one mile OF
which is already graded
To show at glance the result, we will
here present an estimate of the expenses OF
mining 100000 bushels of coal, and de-
livering it at our wharf. This estimate
has been prepared by gentleman OF ex'
perience in the coal business:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

ALL Prizes.
- Each snd every Ticket in tbs Lottery will he
Prize for al those tcAets without a drawn number,
each entitled so a Five Dollar Pr.zs. "A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

b6r The Shelbyville ConstitutioHalist
thinks we have done Hon. c. w Jones
great injustice in believing it possible that
he might wish TO be reelected to Congress
to enjoy the emoluments Of the new compen-
sation bin. Itregards such motive as
dishonest" "base and mercenary" We
doubt whether the honorable member, or
any one who sits on the floor with him, en-
tsrtains the same opinion. II is but natu-
raj to desire position which pays ones
services well, aud this principle is acted
out in all the pursuits Of life. Congressman
are no better than other folks. Indeed,
from the manifestations at Washington we
begin 10 fear that very large proportion
Of them are rather below the common run
Of the masses OF their constituents. Mr.
Joues has been regarded, justly no doubt,
as watchdog Of the Treasury, but e
ven watchdog viii grow lean and aeF il
he be not well fed and cared for. We have
neTer seen one. in these latter days. that
would not jump for tempting morsel II
placed before him
As for Mr.. jones. we must confess 10 q
good degree Of admiration Of him for his
persistent efforts to keep the fingers OF ex.
travagance aud corruption out Of uncle
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
c8ANGgRY SALE OF REAL ESTATE

DY virtue Of a De o. the chSneeFy Court Al nash
ID vule a Ihs November Terra, 1888, IN thc case o.
arosu " Enbry as, viii Sasr f5r sale, ere
the old Court House 10 Nashville ihe In of Fehfuary
is57 az n 9'ock she ohostng described REAL tsfATE,
Bounded oiioEs: C1mmensnE AZ stake ia fe certrr
% Nsslyfi Bend Raai az tAs norh oofner ef B.
Fosters lard ard ruaEg south - degrees abQut
pcies stake st rs RoftHc corncF o. BsshAg Land
harcs s1ata lAo foes . asua sc l1s W4fer
- Cumberland River ans Aooit foFIF beos
fs mah % Cedar Greek thenss down River
sosth 50 degrees, west is ies cedar ant white cax
thsnss nerth Degree EAST iis poles . the hef nung
Tsz.sA credit Of one a. tss years uiih toad an
eutg, ard hsa retained % the Psyenis the
purchase money JAMES WOODS
Special coIanlssisneF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
$62,450 90
23,7l4 90
sS8.736 90
Nett profits,

~'SNS BAS'NNI
According to this estimate it will be OBJ
served, that coal can be delivered here at
a less cost than sir certS per bushel. This
leaves a wide margin for profits. We be-
lieve it approaches as near to correctness
as any estimate which can be made:
Now, citizens of Nashville, here is your
chance to get cheap coal. If the great
body of you, who are Prepayment residents,
will axe stock in the Company which Mr.,
Hoskins wishes to get up, you can control
the mines and prevent any thing like ex-
horbitant prices. 1t is your bounden duty
to do this. Selfdefence requires it at
your hands
The enterprise, as a speculation, is the
best that offers for the investment of CAPT.
tai. No speculation in real estate here, can
begin to compare with it.. In the hands of
a few capitalists, or of a single individual,
it could be SO used as to drive all others
out Of the market, by putting down prices
to the lowest paying notch, and then what
boundless field of wealth would open to
the view Of the owners? That this will be
done may be regarded as sure. 1t is only
a question of time. If the citizens of Nash
vile do not themselves get control of it,
and capitalists also lack the shrewdness to
do it, in few years the enterprising own
er will have finished his railroad, and have
his foot upon the necks of all competitors.
Here we will close our remarks for to-
day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
HAGAN & BRO.
Valentines.
Nevy Books DIV EXpress.

HENRY LYLg, or Life aud Existence, By Emilia Mar
ryatt, daug liter Of G. plain Marry1tt.
THE PUDDLEFORD PAPERS, Humors Of the Wes.,
by H. H. Riley. With Original illustrations.
THE QUAD2OON, or Lovers Adventure in Louisi-
ana, by Capt. Mayne Reid.
The Laughabe Adventures OF Nessrs BrOTn, Jones and
Rob nson With Comic Ens rawlings.
DON BERNARDO'S DAUGHTER, or Love, War AMI
Adventure by W Harrison Aims Eorsh.
Just received and for sale by HAGAN & Bro
feb10 50 Market st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
Rich Schemes for February, 1851
II. FRANCE & Co, Managers.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
CLASS ID,


To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd Saturday Psb o. 1887
Drawn under the superintendent Of the stas Com
mi
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

The manufacture of American railroad iron is
increasing so rapidly as to seriously effect the
English market. In very few years, at the
present rate of increase, our own manufactu~
rers will be able to supply all the railroad iron
that the country can need, at rates as low as
those of any other country.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
&1OO Reward

ID ANAWAY from Decatur furnace, in Deca'uf county,
HI Tennessee in JCly last our Negro JOHN for whose
recovery and putting in jl in this State viii pay $50 -
II taken Of the state and secured in jail, will pay
S1eO We purchased said boy OF James NJ. Murreli Of
Nashville Nav last Said Boy weighs alb tut 1t5 pounds,
black and heavy set about feet inches high very
ishy hair The only recoected is the first joint Of
OF his right left thumb-no positive which, He real
A frican language and seems little tongue tied.
COLL ADAY, CHEATHAh co,
feb,3 Clifton Post.otiice, Wayne county, Tenn.
az Louisville Journal copy to amount OF S. and charge
hisOf
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FOR CINCINNATI.

TIE light drsnght steamer, SwAl- c-Tn
! row, FRAZIER Master, win leave sssszl-rEF-sissas
for Tie above and intermediate pOrtsazz<
on THIS DAY, the g n inst, al Cc.ock P. 81. For
freiaht CT passage, aFpy on board or to
fsbi3 RUSSELL CLAIBORNE, Agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

Sans pockets; and demur to the COnstitp-
tiOnqiisfs charge that we would hold him
guilty of either dishonest, or base andmer-
cenary motives.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
TWO DWELLING HOUSES FOR RENT.

"a. HAVE rent two comflrtabie Dwellings ~
80 the Charlotte Pike, about Z nile tromthe IL.
~ Square. One house has six coins With kiich- lss
and s-rgants rooms, stables, &c, and ~ acres OF
~ round This other Is mall house, With two rooms snd
81 acres o. ground. Immediate session given. Apply
TO isn22 G. n. srbWARr, Al Broadsay.J
NOR RENT.-Ths BRICK OFFICE, 10 IS, -
4 North Market street, inst below Fred sl0aos -
Mauuflelory. Possession given Immediately ~ L.
plyto CHAKI.E@ ". sNITn,
bu20 sac Al Coiirgsstrrst.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD
EXTRA CLASS 2,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, Saturday Feb 2s 1857,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbers!-1,0 900 Prizes!


Lowest glar Prize soc, Lowest Approximation So
Whole Tickets sle Halves IS, Quarters tgao
~ All orders for ueksts packages IN any 81 % e
Mar land osteriss vii RESERVE pTUmPt stentoa and n
draWink nsed Al purchasers Immediately AFTER 10 %
ever, Address 7. "A. HUBBARD CO.,
Ne - faystte street, or Boa. Ne -
f-bfa-dau R.ina.ara M.FEizsd.
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Jack For Sale.
NEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOB SALE


CORPORATION TAXES for the year 1887, can now be
- paid 20 the CIV RegenDe Collector az his ocu,
Of Cherry and Union streets, in advance al the raLs oloEe
per cent. per month iBff rest.
Ashis Is the best infestment that be made Is
pected that Tax Payers wiz BE- prompt Ia calling.
ithff-lm A. NELSON. Collector.
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sR. d. Ell. C..

TNHERE viii be meeting Of the above Order at heir
i Hall THIS EVENING Members are requested 10 he
Puncual in their attendance By order OF tAe NJ G. c.
febiS
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REGULAR. EfEMPHIs PACKEr.

I'VE hne passenger steamer ALE G-~=l -
L ONA, Miller Master win leave ~ 5sLTs5AA1
for the above and all intermediate
ports on TaIS DAY, The 18Th Instant at 70 ocock h
king passengers to the H. z. W. I'LL for Nav 0rleaas
sad to the ELLA for S. Louis connecting with the
Caro- aud the former Memphis. freight passage
apply on boSrd or 10 A. HAMILTON
febl3-lt. II. HARRISON
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

". 7. BERRY co. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF VIE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TIoEs cF THE ENPERoR NAPOLEON. By Count
De Las Cisas. With Portraits ard other II ussraioEs
vols, cIo'h.
EAPoLEON'S CAMPAIGNS N EGYPT AND
SYRIA, 1798I799 dictated BY the EmPerOr at ST. He
lena, and pub shed b. General Bertrsud vols, s'0
With Atia' Of Is Plates 0fths Plans OF BATHS. Paris
1871.
sMoNTHoLoE's HISTORY OF TEECAPTIYTTY
OF NAPOLEON At ST. HELENA. / vols. hs calf
EAP0LEON's CONFIDENTIAL CORREsP0E-
dence with his Brother Joseph. vcls. 12mO.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Of the Last
Two Years OF Napoeon's Exile By D. F. Auiommaschi,
forming ssque! TO the Journals o;9r ONIeara ard Count
Las Casas. Svo
MEEOIRs OF TIE INVASION OF FRANCE by
the Allied Arues and Ct TIE Last Fix Months Reiga
Of Napoleon including his Atdicaton wihtsn BY
snd o. the npsror b. Blroa Fan, first Secretary OF
~ Cabinet. vol. Syo. Wtha Map ofIhs Campaign Of
1874
ABB0TTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON. a7Ols.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. Byo'Meara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. IgrOm thu Letters
ndJOurnali q Sir HGdson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON By the Duehes D'Abrsn-
tes. 2vols. WIKI Portraits.
EAZLuTT'S LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
EAPOLEONs MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prince
Cambaceres, Second Consul By Barren IangOn.
KAP0LEOE's EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
Count de Segur
TIE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. By the Berkeley Men.
With 90 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND HIS BARsHALs. BY Headley.
NAPOLE0S's OLD GUEAD- By Headiey.
NAPIER'S PENIGSULAR WAR.
ALIsONs HISTORY OF EUBOPE With an Atlas
Of the Plans q Baths.
THEIRS HISTORY OF TIN FRENCH REvoLU-
TON. Eyois., with Portraits. fsblS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

OFTCE NASHVILLE Gas IIGHr Co \
Fsbraary "a, 1851.
I'VE Stockholders q the Nashville Gas H.. ht Company
hereby ustiaed HAT the annual sectlon seven
Decor serve fJr tErlye menth uitase paos on the
Ih day Of March next the ~ tb~ C3rlr any on
C1sffy steeg. JAMES II. KENDIuLK,
ier5-u setrasary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

A single mAn advertising Coz employment
maiden lads wrote 10 i7fofa him thai if ne could
dad nothing betser 20 DO, be Eight eone and mar.
~ her lie I'D 50. Aai so0ehed lsensy lheasand
pounss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
COUNTRY RESIDENCES.

V1RE OLD HINTON PLACE, on the Gsllatn ~
Turnpike, Giies from the city; sub divided LIE
into suitable Lots for Suburban Residences and Is 81
fered for sale by A. V. 5. LINDSEY,
Aha "a Col,ege street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

~ In Rochester,. Mes York, yoeng girl Of
respectable family, aged 10 yeaFs. has caused the
arrest o: youth OF rs, who che alleges, succeeded
In her rein by PROMISES Of marriage. lie is IN pris
on the lady Is willing 70 marry him bat be tects
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.

THE light draugh. and fist running 6zsGS~ y
l. steamer, WEN0NA, J. n. SKUNK kks-4xAFszFE'
Master whl leave for the above and in +,
termpae ports on MONDAY the 18th inst 10 O'Clock.
For freight or passs ge apply on bard orto
fb2 RUSSELL & CLAIBORNE, AGENTS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

~ In New York, DO lees than from twenty
Csc thirty ships have been ftIed oas .here
during the last TIRES years.
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Tn2 LnnISVILER.

THE fine passenger and fast running fE1f3Sasa y
steamer Y. K. sTEFENsON, sCTsrFR II sss7sEsf
Master will lave for the above and inter-
me late ports THIS DAY, the 18th inst, cz@]A1A1sa
O'Clock P NJ. Fr FREIGHT passage arpE on hoard "
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ARnre Chance.

I4TANTED. "A responsible anI eaterprising nan, 20
w locate at Nashville Team, as tfsneral Agsul q
large Subscription Book PIoaAiug House in Philadelphia
TO one who an 1rns csah capital Ol from $3.50 ESQ.,
thS Is rare casnes 20 maze money. For parucuisrs
dress Box as, foss-oalcs, Philadelphia, Pa.
hsf.af
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.UTJDING LOT.

A VALUABLE LOT for Family Dwelling, ad. -
II joining the esdeuce Of the late Simon GenU on -
North Market street. is for sale The lot fronts 30 feet
10 deep, and is offered very low BE quick you
will lose bal gain. For terms, cal OH
A 6 LINDsIEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

TIVE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING. ESTABLISHMENT
OF J. W. M'CUMBS, is removed 10 Church street, op
- the Old stand IN the house recently built ~ Or.
Young, where ready, usual 20 give our attention
when called on. J ". INCOMES.
iau8 TBY W. Z. COENELIUs.l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

- "TheFe Is Al oyster shell 10 Museum IN
England weighing leo pounds. The oyslsF vas
swallowed bs . Dutch girln
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

~ To crown an Emperor In Russis costs as
much moaey as Ne pay our President ID iosF han
ersd and forty ysara
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
TO FURNITURE AND CED AR-WARE MANUFC-
TURRVS

THHE subscriber, having just arrived in this City with
L commission from Of the largest Piano Forte and
Furniture Warerooms in the city OF Memphis is anxious
make ements, upon liberal terms, with Manufac
uers OF Furniture CeddrWare, for asuPpy Of every
tcle in thu above line He has also, what is styled the
e Plus Ultra" in the way Of labor saving machines,
Wit TYLERS PATENT WASHING MACHINE
This entirely article and "cle the Kitchen Of
every thing heretofore introduced in this line III
ready contract for the manufacture Of thou aad Of
these machines which he is DESTROYS Of having
with5utdela7. few County Rights, in Middle Tennessee
for sale.
The undersigned can be at Room No., City Hotel
for the next ten days, any time before 10 o'clock NJ.
or after 8 O'Clock 2. N. K G. MeDGUdALL,
fbi3 AEen
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

T'HE splendid passenger steamerh GSFn -
] J CLINE, CAETwIIGHT Master, sEE[O1s&ss@5
will leave for Cairo, this day ri
Day, at 70 o'cloeS NJ. For freight passage apply
board or TO feL9 A. L. wis, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
ESTIMATED EXPENSES.
CONTRA.

CONTRA.
Four hundred thousand bush
els of coal at l5c. per bushel, $50, 900 90
Empty coal boats, worth 2,450 90
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
Apprentice Wanted.

YOUTH 16 Il years old, wanted to learn the Gas
~ Fitting Business. None need apply unless they in
tend be steady aud remain until taey learn the BUSH
ness. Apply 10 JAMES II. hENDMCk,
ianEl-tf O. nffce.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13
Sale OF Neal Estate.

O. Will besoi4 az SATURDAY, REBRuARY I4,
EF ISL TaAbis Psscs q grpead, sstsalsd % CaaaE
s~s erEEsE. opposite che sksAs4E coAE DEFor, wish
IN raFrscats.
saa p1sgsF,y = 10 Be sei fsstAs parpese sf makias
liTiaioa aaonFihe heirs e. Bcai. q. CARER, Asc'd
TERNs.--Qns thlfd eAsA; tas ba.ancs eae Aad tso
yesrs' tirae.
Jan. n, SID gSo. n. cABLEn.
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The subjoined compilation, for which we are
indebted to the Boston atlas, shows that an
active war upon American Iron Manufacturers
is gaining organized form in England. We are
glad TO see these designs unlnasksd, as they
csn hardly fail to awaken proper measures of
resistance on our side of the Atlantic. Fore
warned is forearIned, aDd our iron masters
know how to prepare for concerted efforts OF
British manufacturers to usurp our own mar
kets. Let them only look to it that plotting
be met by contemplating:
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- fbl3 SMITH, LOVE co.
COFFE- bags Prime New Orleans and Baltimore, for
~ sale by Ebi3 SMITH, LOVE & Co.
kFOLASSES-75 bols and halves choice new crop, for
IF1 sale by fcb18 SMITH, LOVE co.
CANDLES-109 boxes Star Candles and 5 boxes T,l0w
X Candies, for sale by SMITH, LOVE 60.
NTAILS-30O kegs best b lands, for sale low by
N fgblS SMITH, LOVE 4 CO."
w HIsKY-1OO bb.s Pikes (per steamer SEaIjW)
w 50 bbIs Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky;
80 bhls Suiths Reserve and Mo0oagshel8 Whisky;
Brandie5, Wines C., &C, in store and for sic By
SMITH. LOVE 4 CO..
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FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st "a
n SIh ward, near the baptist Church. Fonts 81 -
feet and 16J Deep with alley in the Is offered
VerY llM- hp.lELO fbI8 A. v. S. IND -LLY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-13

Again, the figures l gave last week show
how greatly the American demand-so i'm.
portaLt sn element in the trade of South STAT
torshire--has fallen since 1854 These facts
mnst prove TO the most obstinate that there Is
8 real depression in the SIaifogdshire iron
trade, 80 that the two facts eo-vxisting, have
10 ba reroneilal