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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
DIR RUFUS H. JOHNSON,
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81 OP MEMPHIS TgNNEsSFE

OCCULlSF AND AURlSf OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
~ I'LL visit Nash'e and be found a. the City Hotel
w Satur Az, the 10Th January to remain FEW days and
give attention 20 all diseases OF the Eve and E1rOpera
tons, the adaptation Of Artificial Eyes, Sc, &C
His Ear Lamp carious instrument r detecting the
ture OF diseases Of the Ear by throwing Of pure
light far into the Ear the Druu TYmpanum Mem
brane enables him TO determine the kin Of disease existing
and treat II successfully.
sonneter OF Paris, which took the prize medal at the
Worlds Exhibition, london.
Dr. brings testimonials aud letters ~ reference from
Physicians and citizens Of Memphis, which h desires all
% peruse. d-c2q--iAw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

ON SATURDAY, JAN l7TF, 1T the Courthouse -
" yard tate will sell to the highest bidder fss
credit OF six, twelve, eighteen and tNenty-our ~
months BRICK DWELL 81 HOUSE. situated on Market
tle Old Msthods Church. Dg nine rooms
all in good order, aud rents for 500.
Aso-A BRICK STORE HOUSE and DWELLING ad
joining the rear containing rooms, Independent OF
the Sore-oom and reats for hundred and hfy dollars
per G1uum.
At thu same time and place viii sell 81 O01 worth of
Stock in To, Louisville Branch Turnpike COMPANY. which
pays q good dividend. +. 4. GLAsCUCK,
ianf5-t1 Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

Ed. COOPER, Eso.-We notice in the
Banner, of yesterday, a communication
proposing ED. COOPER, Esq, of Bedford,
as candidate for Governor. Mr. Cooper
is gentleman of high character, an able
lawyer, shrewd and well-informed politi-
clan, and fluent and graceful speaker.
He would, if nominated, make vigorous
canvass, and put any democrat in the
State to an immense deal of trouble to
defeat him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
sELLINe DE Az EAsrERN PRICE,.

DLACK Bine an Olive Cloths, Doeskn AMI Fancy Cas-
ID simeres Plush Velvet SIX and Satin Y.stngs, Linen
Goods An1 summ.r Cassimeres, SIX Untershirs Merne
Vests AMI DraWe-s business aad Dress Goats and Vests
with variety % Trim niDg offered for sale East
Prices Tor Cash. 10 ots 20 salt purehtssrs single
pattern o. Coat and Pan oli aud 20 ne25ure II de-
aired
This rare opportunity Of huyng aas clothes 70 little
money oa~rel atNo. 81 Cherry street. Coopers Build
ings, the late Merchant Tailoring Establishment u
lani9- iwi JOHN ONLY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
ADVANCED TAXES.

TORPORATION TAXES for the year 1857, can now be
" paid the CITY Revenue Collie tor, his Office,
Of Cherry and Union s;ree in advance The rate oore
per cent per month interest.
stLis is the best iHyestm Mt that BE- made lis
pected that Tax Pay will be prompt f1 calling.
ithl6-lm A NELSON Collector
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Go0drioi's ("Petsr Par ey')
REC0LLECTIOYS OF 4 LIFETIME
A NEW WORK UNBIvALLED FOR INTEREST, VALUE
AMUSEMENT, AND ms RUCTIoN.
". T FERRY e co. have Just received
REC0LLECTI0NS OF A LIFETIME;
OR,
MEN AND THINGS | HAVE SEEN IN EUROPE
AND AMERICA.
Ny =. s.. Goodrich.

Author Of Peter Pareys Tales, and late Consul Of the
United States at Paris, France.
The Autobiography Of one shose recouctous eutrace
the whole Of the last half century, has crossed the
Atlantic sixteen tines and and known many Of the
mastersprts Of the age, both sides Of the water: one
who is the author and editor OF I7O volumes and of which
SEVEN MILLIONS have been soId-cannot but be hailed
with enthusiasm by the public generally, and especially
by the millions of'renJ young ard Old Ofths vsritabs
Peter Farley.
This work not only comprises fun photographed
view Of the Authors life his early days. education and
his literary career but gives vivid aud interesting ac
count Of nurerous public events which have hlpoened in
the Authors lifetime and Of which he has been witness
ora participation. Among these are THE WAR WITH
ENGLAND OF 1s19-14 in which Mr.. Goodrich was a
private soldier: TIE HARTFORD CONVENTION, whose
operations tool place under his immediate observation and
with most q ne members OF which he was persona ly as-
quaued. Eo brrcuE curious and interesting details re-
sPecting Old Jefferson Democracy, Old Federalism,
Connecticut Blue Lights, curious aud marvellous
events connected with the Rise and Progress Of Religious
sects in the Uned States; with descriptions Of the
French Revolution Of 1913, and Louis Naroleon's
Coup Fiat, b tn Of w1ih the author Witnessed. With
full account OF the "PErER FARLEY TALES, OF which
Four millions have been sold
In the course Of the work viii be found Gallery Pen
and Ink Portraits Of over Two Hundred Celebra-
ted Persons Presidents Vice presden Kings, Queens,
Enperor Soldiers Sailors Toets Wits Enthusiasts Ply
sicans, Preachers, Lawyers Politicians DiDomatists &C.
&c All described from pers nal aCquan nee or ObseTvs
ton.
~ Containing an amount OF original curious and val
liable Personal Incident, Anecdote and Description
dom. fever met with in a single work. To all which will
be added the Authors recent
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4. ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY; Or, Beauties Of
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AIsO-An elegant assortuent = Aleass, PapsT Aachs
w,,finr p-sls. Porrf5ios, hset garuca Boaros Work
Bor.. Ro.svool And Mahogany Desks, ladies' cAbAs,
Pslat Bozss, Case, se,' a., ,s..s..,-.,-,---
Eo sasi ''" $50 cHAs. W. SMITH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
VALnARLELnT FnR SALE.

I NAVE for sse, privately, Of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in IN city q Nashville, at the corner
OF POS Ayenue fronting 80 esECn Church street and
ming back $50 1880 feet alley The lot joins her 81
dance Of Nicholson, and will be sol At bargain. For
particulars C al on me. r. h GLASCUCK,
iau15 Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
&VBo4 ID,

NNE BLACK HEGFER, three years Old, aud one RED
- STEER also three years old, from Gres1ers lot on
Market street They bought the day before yester
day irou Rhea, in the vicinity Of Noensyle. Liberal
reward is given for bringing them back
.JACOB GENTHER,
ian16-1W% Near the Nashville Pork-house.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
A SENnND-HAND

A SECONDHAND PLANNING MACHINE Daniels rat
n END in good running order. Il planes ty-four
incaes WIDE, and will be disposed Of at reduced price.
WH. K. McF ARLANp.
fanl6-tw No IB COLLEGE St
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

A burial society hss'reeenliy commenced 10 the
county Of Lars1ster, ths first printed article az
shleh runs thus That whereas macy persons hud
IL disienls 10 bury lismsslsss'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
REMOVAL.

CHYDER FRlzZSLL having removed 10 the old stand
> o. Thompson Co., No. 81 P1he square (next door 10
their former Ice stor) they Offering well ort
Cd stock Il Boots shoes Trunks Yascs, &c suitable
the Retail Trade. Ther facilities for getting goods enables
them have alEaFs shtsver nay be etlsi for Ia their
iue. They would be glad % their friends And the
trade generally. Cali a. NJ. 81 Pubic square.
Iani0 SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
TO BE CONTINUED.
MARRIED.

On the 18th int, in this city by the Rev Mr. saure,
Mr.. RICHARD HARMAN. of St. Louis, to Miss ANN
GOLDEN, Of this city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
TO TEECHERs-FOR SALE.


TINHE BUILDING occupied By the sub icriber with
l. its Furniture, and good Chem.c u and Philosophical
Apparatus. Immediate application is necessary.
jlul6-1w JNO. KIMBERLY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

THR UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE, TENN
This University was founded in 1873. 1t is
composed ola medical and collegiate depart
ment. About year ago the collegiate depart.
ment was placed under the superintendent of
Maj. b. r. Johnson, who for several years sue
cessfully conducted the Western Military In-
stitute at Drennon, in this State. The mill
tary system has been adopted in this depart
ment of the University at Nashville, as
means Of systematzing the habits of the pu
pills and promoting habits Of industry, econo>
my, and obedierce, as well as with a view to
secure health and physical exercise. A paral-
lei course Of science is established in which
students are graduates as Bachelor Of Science,
or they may select their course in the several
departments, including Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Civil Engineering, English, Lite
rature. etc, and receive certificates of proticien
oy. A Preparatory School is attached, in which
boys are thoroughly trained. The location OF
the college is retired, elevated, aud he .lthy. Il
has superior accommodations aud is easy ofRo-
cess. The total number OF students in both Ge-
partmonts during the present session is 55S.-
Lou. Journal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

INOR RENr.-The house at present occupied by the
Traders Bank, Is for rent for the ensuing year Pos
session gwen lst January. Apply 70
d.c5 W II. GORDON a CO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
NEGROES FoR sac

HAYE large nanbsr 81 ES6 RODS flr sale, ana AnosE
tssn soals very vaaabs oaes. nrst-rais Basksuss,
s As'one Aaasa and several Carpenters s5ms q thess
i41i5 HAS " POTTER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
FINE FARM ATPUBLTC SALE.

nV SATURDAY, tie 18th inst at the ste Of the 81
" oil Court louise, in Nashville, will sell that ST1S
VALUABLE FARM on Cumberland River, belong -
ing r. Barnes. This tract contains hundred and
seventyye Of good land there is in Davidson
county. Sixty cleared, balance heavily tim0eTed
situated about FIVE miles from Nashville, Hydes
Ferry; IS w w1tered has on il ent spring;
Portable dwelling; out houses, g..
TERNstne and three years credit for notes satis
facory secured payable in Bans bearing interest and
lien retained.
~ Sale at 12o'c,ock NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

NOTICE An person having eiaitns against the ss-
~ tate Of Chilly Jackson deed, hereby notified to
present them, properly INVESTIGATED 20 John Woodard
ge Of CounfY Court or Robertson County Tennes-
see before the is Day Of next for pro
trbuton have this day regularly suggested the nsoly-
ency Of sail estate. n. H. b. TURNER,
Administrator Of O.. jackson deed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
OoA w. LINnsIEY 4 CROCKETT
unmcrS rnR SATE

f. R. GLAsc'CK, AUctoDeer.
" B.-Mr. Barnes can usually he found at Office and
viii take pleasure in showing the place any wishing
10 examine 10. iaD3-td
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
500 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from The subscriber. residing in NASHVILLE
IL Tennessee about che LIST Of October DARK cooqed
Negro Man named JIM. Said Negro Man about % years
Of sge weighs about Us pounds is about feet high speaks
pleasantly when spoken (said Negro VA. furnished
with pass to dnd master, by X. W Bsrnes about the
time ne ieh FOR Arkansas y and dd return.
will give the above reward for said boy, when taken
confined In Jail so that get him.
deciS-lm z. A. BARNES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

TINHE stqunch light draucht stea-H oTo1 -
l. mer, V. X. STEVENSON, SoYsTER s.ssgOYTsstsssS1
Master, will leave above and all i'm
termediate landings THIS DAY, the 6h instsn, 10 o
clock A. NJ. For freight passage apply board
ianlT-lt A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
First Glass BOardimg House


IIHB Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Nash
willie and is vicinity that be Is prepared % accom-
modate all the Day Boardrrs that viii N him. Is
house is always open the travelling mInily; and
hoping that his friends ard acQuant Will give him
call when they visit the city.
jan6-tf wv WITHIN froN, Agsu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
From the Huntsville Independent

IIere is another sweet but sad aud mournful
production from the pen of our Clara. Why so
sad--why SO responding Clara? The world is yet
beautiful. Look on the bright side
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
N0TICE To WHon Tr MAY coNoERN.

I'VE sSpeei % s'ss Eaas the lo.h aaa ant az that
W das a. a ~ ae1eants Fie4ss cal Ana &C.
isFs fassaag As1t. Iza.d-3i ". ". Esas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
RAGS will pav 81 cent!

vv'7a74I7ss RAGS will pay 81 cents
As--~ss1S Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags, lie
vered at my Rag Store the Northeast Of the
Square. Wooden and silk Rags not wan'ed.
dec25 W. 5. WHITMAN.
wzpE@, TO PRINTERS.-We have
AT-<3sSe good Super Royal Press. nearly and
In perfect order which we will sell at a bgrgajn.
decZ9-tf SMITH, MORGAN co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

EGg@s SKATES! SKATES! States
NS~+sSa Just received large and we'll assorted lot
of SKATES which we are Offering very low.
BEAUMONT, VANLEER L CO.,
jan10-1w A South Market Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
Extra Premium ReafI

So Wilt be offered ioT sale SAru 4 -
- DAT MORNING Mkt, a. staH No. -
nO =, BY Coleman 4 CO, The PR 80
NUN bktf, raised ia this unty ~ l. \.
SraiFi weighing oysr 25OO lbs. Also, soue very Gae
MUTTON. iAalS TR. COLEMAN co.
INoR WENr--A larEs Reen over Asr. sssehs Dry
Goss sisrs On College 81 feet onE aad % feet
side Apply 70 y a. GOODWIN Tse.srs
ianl3~l
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EgON9'sg5as1 KEOegse.

TNHE undersigned keeps Boarding House Cedar
street. to the Yerandah HatCl where he is ready,
at all times, to accom- moiate transient permanen
BOaders fair rates His table is always provided with
the best the market affords.
inl7 GEO. W. COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
NAsHvILLE. August so. 1s56.

NASHVILLE, August 80, 1856.
MR. JOIN r. EAKN-Dear Sir: received
a few days since, your letter asking informa-
ton on the subject Of the culture Of tie foreign
grape. believe | was the first person in this
vicinity who made an attempt at the culture Of
the wine TO any extent Icannot be precise as
to dates having nothing but memory to rely
on. think il was in 1910 that commenced.
There was no means Of obtaining slips at that
time higher than Glasgow, Kentucky. or
dered quantity Of slips from there, sufficient,
as ! supposed. TO set ten acres They were
brought down in cold, dry weather. and from
the carelessness Of the wagner, (who neither
gave them water OF protection they arrived
IN very bad condition and caused il 10 BE- two
or three years before had tbs ground fully
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

Enoss dsslfsas 81 pursAans are Tsfsrrsa % mss.rs
Lindsay o'ests q Na.Asls o. Ar terms Il nsvr-,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

az The "Iowa State Gazette" of the 31st
ult., published lengthy article relative to the
Des Moines Navigation and Railroad Com
pany.--The article stated that the Company
was controlled in Wall street. and that an In
vestigsting Committee of the Iowa Legislature
had discovered that hotel bills, grand suppers,
and travelling expenses to and from this city,
are among the ineidentals which the contrao-
tors having the improvement of the Des
Moines River in charge calculate to make the
State pay for in lands at 81 % per acre, worth
$40. The article then went on to state that
the contractors, having San axe TO grindn at
Washington, deemed-(we quote)
-"it necessary TO secure the services of some
proper agent at Washington, familiar with the
mOdus operaHdi of corrupt and fraudulent leg
islaton; and aware of the fact, which is every
where notorious, that this sort of legislation
in the present Congress is entirely under the
control Of Mr.. Speaker Banks, Hon o. b. Mat
terson, of New York, and their Black Repub-
lcan associates in Congress, the managers at
once saw the advantage of employing as their
sgeutone who could, from his position, be sure
to bring the proper influences TO bear"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17

VIZ RsLOOK OUT.-The undersigned
ASz-5S will give their entire attention to Collecting
Claims in the city aud Also hi ing out regroes &C.
Office F. Foggs Esq Cherry street, " stairs.
f4D12-1m FJRT HUNTER
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Express.I
ndreD JackSOn'S Day-The Veterans Meeting


AndreO JacksOn'S Day-The Veterans Meeting
dc.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.
The number in attendance on the We
teran Convention was about one hundred and
sixty. The number of grey beads and venera-
bic faces, with the suFgestiveness of their be-
iPg here, is quite impressive. Almost every
man seems to have come armed with a 'resou-
ton so that the number of them would make
quite a compilation, did they not cancel each
other by their identity of topic All things,
however, passed unanimously. The speeches,
which were most curious to hear, were those
in relation to incidents of the personal con-
ectiOn of the speakers with the events of the
last war. Although quite local and fragmen-
tary, their narration by the purties concerned,
gave an interest which their repetition would
not excite. The exhibition of knapsacks and
accOutrements, with the royal arms and g. r. ,
on them, and our old relation to Georgus Rex;
the wheezy, spunky cheers, nine times repeat
ed; the mumbling, toothless, yet eloquent gar
rublity Of the speakers: their bald and whiten-
ed heads, with the quaint old pigtails-were
all calculated to stir feeling which the over
done aud travestied rant of ordinary talk pat
riots is too apt TO leave blunted.
The speech of the day was made by George
Washington Park Custis. 1t was set GRAFTON
apparently the choice epilome of fifty years
on the rostrum.' The speakers well known
relations to Gen. Washington, apart from his
topic, would give pregnancy to his words. He
is now very old, with all the marks of years in
the uncertain action of muscles of his face,
his dim eyes, and bald head. lie spoke with
a vivid memory, however, of many of the
characteristic points of our national growth,
and the men and scenes of the past, which
have brought this generation to an enjoyment
of individual and collective privileges, such as
the world never saw before. There was in bis
speech, that sense Of the wonderfulness of all
this, which it must take the observation of its
entire Development from the outset, to pro-
perly realise.
The appeals of the entire delegation fer the
succour OF Congress, which their services and
limited term of days demand, were direct and
decided. Indeed, when these old soldiers wit
ness the clamor of interested pension agents
and the other revolutionary antiquares of the
lobby in their demands for guerdon to the
"grand children of patriots" these actual sol
diers might well be plain in their suggestions.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-17
NICARAGUA.

IL psrsons dsrous o. eazraring 10 Netraxaa The
n steamship Texas which from NeW Orleaas on
The 60 d last, viii address
L EoRyELL WALKER AEeaf,
NanhTile, Tennessee.
TERss-Eaes sfnigrant pays bis expenses o Nes
Two hundred and aaY acres lard ard ssa per month
paid 70 eseh eniEraut zach smgraBs Fegafed re-
main Ia ne countrT twelve oaas nalss soccer aedarr
sd from his Obligations.
sN- Mr.. Walker ear b. f,und Al bis rooms over ". =
Berry o. 'sBoakFors. ian8-d2~
A DWELLING HOUSE, F0R Rent
TIVE BkICK DWELLING on MARKET street.
short distance b-lrW the Cd Nashville Ina, Is "a
aEerrd fgr rent good tenant f3r he scar ssT 81
Appy % li7es3-'n BsJ ?. sfiELDs. AsssI-
THE MANUFACTURING EsrARLIsHMKET FOR
kENf.
L eGsFed ior rsut ior TIE year ISL. Ap7iY 70 30
eecza-a nENI. r. SHIELDS, Arent X.
IaoR RENf.- nat dssirabss sFORE ROOM sasoln-
u ting o.aca On Gerry street, ~ ths vsar IsoT.
kso, that very astirAhls DWELLING "a chsrry reet,
soath q eFoat coaiaaluE saas 81 roous. an5 sies
pat is teeruasA repair. Apply % viii L boto,
dccs 50 chcrrf strect-
PARTNERSHIP.
nRs- Z. G, K. MARTIN aaa A. Arcais0S haEs
- asiast rArinrrshp - las prtetes q hediens--
Ofies ga eesFfg nsar tas oefnnr u uns'a siissi
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