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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-05
PAPER HANGING.

4 LII kinds Of Plain aad Decorative Paper Hanging
II done n the best and the cheapest prices by
E. B. FRANKLIN.
Orders Rears, No. II Desderick street, will
be promptly ATTENDED t..
REFEREECEs:
MFssRs A. z. CR5AER, NJ. BUREs,
J. WHITE, HOAX SOC.
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, JOHN YORK & CO,
Book Sellers, Book-Binders and Blank
Book manufacturers,
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Oct24-u.
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Broadway House.

IBIS New Hotel is now open for the reception OF -
Boarders, being situated in central locality 10 f.A
all the different Kailro ds to the Medical A
college, the post OF &c and the renders It the most
desirable place 10 the city for travellers and day bo2rders
Members Of the Legislature and the travelling
public generally eaTne ty requested to visit this house.
nd contented p. BRANCH.
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COaH!! COaI!!!

HE citizens Of Nashville have opportunity of
\ providing themselves with full supply Of GOOD
COAL for the winter by application 10 the undersgned
or to NJ HAWKINS, at the Etna Coal office, Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Depot
auR24-tL C. T. H. MARTIN. Agent
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THEATRE.-To-night tue comedy of ''SELF" will
be produced in this city for the first time, Mr..
Cookbook in the character OF JOHN INIT The pei
formances close with the farce of the ''Young Wild
ow This bill is one of the most attractive of the
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lust RECEINEn.

a hANDs2ME supply Of Fall and Winter Goods, Gen.
Il teu1ens' Furnishing Goods and Clothing.
Also gooG assortment Of Cloths Casimeres and Vest
Dg az OF which will be up the most
proven style, by 7. J. HOUGH, Agert,
septlf No. II Cedar street, Nashville
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]. G. ROBERTSON,
LUMBER! LUMBER!

THE subscribers have a STEAM SAW MILL in success.
hIl operation In Jaokon county, Ala, the Na-t-
willie and Chattanooga Rail- DAD, Depot
and prepared furnish all kids Il Lancer, ADD 10
any quantity, the shor notice. hey respectfully
solicit orders from peTFons in r city 81 NAshVs Wishing
Lumber Of a'y de ptoa. gtey vii deliver Luanbcr
any depot on the KadIoad.
sePti2-sa INGALLS,, TALLY 90.
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CISTFRNS.

WIS IS the favorable time to build your Cisterns. The
\; u GREAT CIsTEhE BUILDER HUGH L. BEAIf, Is now IN
IA CITY and prepared build them Of all sizes. App
cations made by note Otherwise TO b. g. tcoVel, HiH
receive prompt attention. IiUne25 6m.l
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MCLEAN's CoRDIAL.-As may be seen, we insert
this week the advertisement Of McLean's Cordial,
&c.
IL is very well known we not particularly
favorable TO patent medicines, aud, general
thing, eschew the whole of them with but little
ceremony, and with these sentiments declined
inserting this advertisement until We knew what
were the Ingredients of the medicine, and how COM
pounded This we have learned, ami believing, as
do, that the ingredients are good, and the COM
pound judiciousy made, recommend il mix
ture worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the ST. Louis Christian Advo-
cate, edited Ivy the celebrated Rev. DR. McAually,
which speaks volumes in favor OF McLean's Cor
dial We say to all, try It. See the advertise
ment in another column.
Nov. 4-lw.
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Wheat and Grain Wanted.

TIVE Subscribers will at all times nay the highest price
in cash for Wheat Corn, oats and Rye, delivered
at their Mills, Of Line and Cherry SITS Nashville.
Apply either the mill W. Il. Gordon Co 81 Market
street. CARTER, BAUMAN 4 co.
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Shertm's Sale.

QY virtue Of execution and order Of sale TO al
- reeted from Josiah Ferris Esq in favor Of 10. G..
Brown against Burtoa Moore, win the lab day Of
November next 20 sale the residenee Of Janes
KILLER, jrs Edgeheds Nashville TO the highest bidder
for cash II the interest right that Joseph
in and 70 negro named Harriet and her tNo
children, Mary and Ida It being the part theseof said
property will be sold 70 satisfy said execution order
Of sale. Sale within legal hours.
J.K EnMoRDsoR Sheriff,
oeti6-d. BY Il. A. CAAPBELL, D. 4.
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CELEBRATED
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Chrome Nervous nsDity, Diseases OF the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from a dL ordered
Liver or stomach
Give them q Trial. they will cure you.
For sale IS per BOTTLE by druggists and store
keepers In every aud village the United states
Canadas. West Indies and scuth America, nov2--fm.
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NEGRO RRoGANs

A LARGE Stock Of No. Double Sole Negro Brogsns;
n Extra sized Brogans Double sole:
And good assortment Of Heavy Kip Boots and On
bound Thick Sole Shoes, just received BY
JOHN RAMAGE,
OCtZ4-tf 4 CoIleRz street,
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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 NINE or, The step Mothers RewardJ
NOTHING To SAY. DOesticks.
THE GREYSOS LETTERS. BY Henry Rogers.
Tue WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK.
ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM.
DEPORTATION ABOUT TEXAS. Brahan.
THE POOR BOY AND MERCHANT PRINCE.
FUCKERS HISTORY OF UNITED STATES
MABEL VAUGHAN. BY the author Of Lampighter.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
oc.lT. IL College street.
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~ Market House-yesterday afternoon-man
leaning on sJall-pistol III pocket. irei-excite-
peeps crowd. Man shot-pull of bre,ches--no
blood-no mark-nOt hurt-peeps laugh-went
way full Of fun.
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Gz5- correspondent Of the Boston transcript
gives a description Of magnificent Organ recently
completed at he manu- actory of the Messrs Hook
of that city built for the Benefcent Congregations
al Society in Providence. He says
The case, which is % feet high. 81 feet wide and
IL feet deep, is finished in the Romanesque STYLE
with moulding tinted in buff and White, 10 match
the interior Of the church. The organ has three
banks Of keys, the compass being from @ @ to 6 in
alt. 81 notes, with q swell running through the en-
tire compass. The pedals, which have a compass
of 20 notes from G q to tenor E. are arranged
according to the German plan, rising somewhat at
the extremes, so that all equally within reach
of the orgauist. The great organ contains ii reg
isters the choir 8, the swell IL, AID the pedal 4;
beside which are II accessory and composition
stope, making total OF 40 registers and upwards
OF 1000 pipes. Many Improvements have been
introduced, among which are the composition reg
listers, which constructed that each produces
its own combination Of stops, and the pedal from
bone.
Probably no organ in the world, and certainly
none III this country, contains any thing Ike the
last named stop. II is a sixteen feet reed running
through the whole pedal compass, and of Won
derful degree of clearness; the volume of toue it
sends forth is very remarkable, and when coupled
with the diapasOps, possesses sOlldity and rich
ness which even the great fremont Temple organ
has not. The swell is very powerful for organ
OF the size, ana capAOle Oh nue. expression OF nu-
8 C which demands dynamic effects We esprc iAy
noticed in this Instrument the quality which places
the Ii ook organs in advance of those of any other
American maker-thc perfect harmony and smooth-
ness which prevails when the full organ is used.
No trumpet orays, no flute whistles, fifteenth
sGueaks diapason grOwls out ABOVE all the rest,
but ali are blended into one firm tone.
We were shown a letter from the First Baptist
Church in Providence, for whom the Messrs. Hook
have recently built three banked organ, speaking
most highly OF the same, and a diploma from the
Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, where there
several large instruments of this firms construc-
ton, and notes from Gross, barley, SIaubridge aud
other celebrated organists OF that city. There are
now several organs building at tue factory, includ
lug one for d. BURGESS church, (Ortnodox) in
Dedham, and Others Tor East Randolph, St Paul,
Minnesota, Alton, Ill, and Nashville, Tenn.
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FROM
Nashville 70 Charleston and Savannah 20
LNROA aad eofton Be saEIi.e hrsesa
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Shippers furnish tbs AgsDts sil e'tlN~- - %
Bsiskt and are infarHaot that eoiies ho1 -
COOP SHIPPING ORDER
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Medical Books.
FOR SALE BY
JOHN YORK & CO.,

No. rs Union Street.
Woods Practice. vols, Sc 90
Wilsoa's Anatomy, 800
Fownes' Chemistry, so
Frichson's Surgery, 25
Cazeaux's Obstetrics, 90
United States Dispensatory, 90
Kinks Physiology, 2 90
Gross Pathological Anatomy, 525
Tay!or's Jurisprudence, 3 90
Wilson'S Dissector, 90
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Dungleson's Die tionary,
Meigs' Females,
Clymer on FeVers,
Miller's Principles,
Williams Principles,
Hunters Record,
Brodies' Lectures,
Rigby's Females,
Hollands Notes,
COoper's Surg. Dictionary,
Hooper's Med. Dictionary,
Ben 4 Stokes Practice,
WatsOn's Practice,
FIint's Re p. Organs,
Bar owls Prac tiCe,
Prize Essay
Bartell on Fevers,
Beck's Jurisprude nee,
simpsons ODste tries,
Ewes Surgical Gases,
CoOper's Surgery,
Eiisses' FOrmuiary,
The above Medic Al Books ;
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Powell'5 Formulary,
Ferguson's Surgery,
Sharply & Quains Anatomy ,
Arnort's Physics,
ColOmbat on Feyers,
LudlOw's Manual,
Laycock's Obstetrics,
AlleI's Di sector,
Churchill on Children,
Carpenters Physiology,
Neil i Smiths Compend.,
Nelligan's Atlas,
Taylor on POisons,
Churchill's Females.
Todd 4 BoWman's Physiol-
Ogy,
Todd on Urinary Diseases,
Crurilhisr's An atOmy,
Devices on Children,
Devices Females,
What TO Observe in Med.
Gases,
re the latest edition, and will
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700 GrOsSM

"GILLOTT'S" BEST STEEL PENS; among the lot some
favorite numbers. Just resolved and for sale by
Oct28 80 CHARLES w. SMITH.
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" sss' D. D DioKEE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
Correspondence OF the Democrat.

SALMON FALLS, May Goth, 1857. -
DEAR DEMOCRAT: We are much pleas
cd in this section Of the county to see the
open and manly stand that you have ta-
ken in denouncing the attempt on the
part of the Hon. David {. Brodcrick to
dictate to the Democracy Of this State in
respect to the approaching election. We
were gratiiied, last winter, at the election
of Messrs Gwin and Broderick, because
we believed it would be an end to the
strife that had so ticrcely ragged, for three
years previous, between the respective
friends of these gentlemen. We had sup.
posed that there is a principle in our par
ty of paramount impOl tancc to the mere
scramble for office, and, although we lad
reasons which threw shadow Of doubt
over the conduct of Mr. Broderick, still
we could not but believe that he WIS at
tached to the great principles of our party.
We thought that after the great struggle
Of the Presidential campaign, which re
suited in the triumph ofDemocratic prin-
ciples, and administered lasting rcbuke
to the factions and isms Of the day, that
there would be none so bold, under the
cloak of Democracy, again to attempt 10
create disSension in our ranks. But in
this, it seems, we were mistaken. Mr..
B. is at his old tricks again. lie is fac
ionist by education, and his calibre.is too
small to admit ofany higher power. Bred
in the school Of bar-room politicians in
the city of New York, and having mind
peculiarly suited to such controversies,
he is unable to rise above them. His po-
sition in this State has been such as to
enable him to show higher powers, if he
possessed them. 1t is in vain that we
search the records of our Legislature to
find any measure that he has engrafted
on the policy of our young State. His
entrance into the Council Halls of our
State began with her infancy, and of all
the men in the State, none had better
opportunity of contributing to her growth
and prosperity. five follow him from
the Halls Of Legislation into the political
councils of our State, we find him there
struggling, not to cngraft any measure
upon the tencts of our party, but to clc.
vate some one of his favorites to office.
His whole struggle has been to attain
power and to reward his followers. His
friends have again and again been called
upon to point to some act, writing or
speech which would entitle him to the
rank of a statesman. But the appeal has
been in vain, and presume will be, for
the next six years to come. We are tired
OF this dissension, and as far as in our
power, are determined to stop it.
We are much gratified to see public
opinion so generally looking to the Hon.
John b. Weller for our next Governor.
All Democrats in this portion of the coun.
ty are for him, besides many of our fo--
mer opponents. HERALD.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
AN OLD LINER.
Correspondence ofthe Democrat.
GRIZZLY FLAT, May l9, 1s5

OKlzzLY FLAT, May ~, 1857.
Mf<sRs. EDIroEs We up here in the
mountains are no idle lookers-on at the
present attitude Of prominent selt-styled
leaders Of our party; and the newspaper
war" now going on is watched with
more than ordinary interest here by the
bone and sincw Of our party. Heretofore
we have been inactive, satisfied to be led
by, as we thought. men of principle and
of Democratic fidelity, but having found
out that they are Democrats only for the
spoilS, and disgusted with the interference
Of outsiders in our primary meetings, We,
the true and staunch democracy of this
place and vicinity, have determined to set
matters right in the future. Last year
we were niiSrcprescntcd in our county
convention. Brokcn-down Know Moth
ing>, who had been imported, defeated
the will Of the Democracy of this place.
This year we say to them, "handa oT!-
no intcrfcrcrcc-takc back seat" We
wash our hands of their kind; and our
voice will and must be heard.
| have learned the sentiments ola great
portion of our party on Mr.. Brodqrick'>
opposition to President Buchanan's Adj
lninistration, and the California appoint
incnts; and Frederick is universally con-
demncd. Some two or three persons,
who belong to no particular party, but
arc waiting for something profitable to
"tum up" say Broderick is right, and
exhibited spirit in cur>ing Mr. Buchanan,
but what they say it is useless to pay at
tention TO.
We are with you in the sentiments of
your editorials Of the last two issues of
the Democrat, to tie bitter end; and our
riras arc for Buchanan, the Cabinet, the
Cincinnati Platform, and that honest
statesman, the Hon. John Il. Weller, for
Governor Of California. More anon.
PIKE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
reported by JnO. g. Eustis. EY.
Proceeding OF thc CIstrIct COurt-IItI
judicial Di4trIct.
HON. }. NJ. HOWELL PRESIDING

HON. }. N. HOWELL PRESIDING.
May 18th, 1s57.-T. Baser vs. S. Barton
Dismissed at Plaintiffs cost.
May lGth.-J. H. Bullard VS. Geo. Kinney ct
al-Case tried and submitted to the Court.
W. II. Davis vs. n. II. Kelstca ct al-Judge-
ment for Plaintiff
c. Z. Abbot ct al VS. S. Shearcr ct al--vcr-
dict for plaintiffs.
Z. Mortinscn ct al vs. Gerle ct aI-Motion by
defendants for judgement ON special verdict.
Hurdrink ct al VS. y. HOlton-Case tried and
submitted to the Court.
L. Abraham VS. Kyne ct al-Dismissed at
plaintiff cost.
Hoffman ct al VS. II. L. Stone ct al-Judge-
mcnt for defendants for costs in this Court and
the Supreme Court.
American River Water and Mining Compa-
ny vs. AmOden, Wilcox ct al-Judgement for
plaintiff.
J. +: Scarborough VS. VIM. Dugan-Judgc-
ment for plaintiff.
Lee & Marshall VS. s. McCormick-Casc tri-
ed and submitted to the Court.
May :9th.-F. Busar ct al vs. W. II. Parkin-
son ct etal-Judgement for costs against prfs.
b. +. Wayne VS. S. r. acknowledgement
for plaintiff in accordance with complaint.
G. Z. Walthaln VS. +. b. Carson-J. G EuS-
tis appointed referee to take testimony and re-
port the same on the first day Of next term:
Elizabeth Hamilton VS. James sllamilton-De-
cree of divorce granted to plaintiff.
e. w. Bartram vs. D. w. Levan-Case tried and
submitted to the Court.
P.O. Murphy VS. Wallingsford ct al-Judge-
ment for plaintiffs.
Catharine Wilson VS. James Wilson-Dis-
missed on motion of plaintiff.
Jas. Dowdle vs. p. w. Cunningham-Ca
tried and submitted to the Court
May 2lsf.-A. Ii. Saxton ct al VS. A. G. Hill
ct al-Verdict for plaintiffs.
w. II. Mansfield VS. Jacob Acknowledgement
for plaintiff
N. Rhine VS. Chas. Roussin-Case tried and
submitted to the Court.
The People Us Davis & Hunter Continued
hv assent.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

OEALED PROPOSALS ARE SOLICITED
y for the taking care Of the INDECENT
SICK, for their medical treatment, diet and
necessary attention to their comfort and relief,
in and for the county of FL Dorado, State Of
California, from the Goth Of June next, to the
Goth of June, 1858. Said Sealed Proposals
will be received up to the 18th of June next,
at one o'clock, ?; NJ; at that hour, they will
making the best and lowest proposal, who Is.
or IRE responsible to perform his or their said
proposal, will be awarded the same. Bond
with two or more sureticS, for the faithful per-
formance thereof will be required.
This the 18th Of May, A, b. 1857.
By order of the Board Of Supervisors.
Attest: D. G. MCKINNEY, Clerk,
i4etdl D. ?. TALLHADoB, Dept elk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

To the exclusion ofartic!cs of our own we
have given place to a number IF comnunica-
tions from old and reliable Democrats, who
express tho views and feelings Of the Dcmoc-
racy in different parts Of our county. We have
number ofOthers on hand Of u similar char
actcr, which we will try to find room for here
after. They all express the most unboundcd
confidence in the ability, honesty, Democracy
and craftsmanship of Col. Weller. We want
no better evidence of Democrats standing
and popularity, than the voluntary, unbought
testimony ofthc masses in his favor. In what
estimation John B. Weller is held by the Dem
ocracy of FL Dorado, the letters Of oilr cores
pondents clearly indicate. Heis cndearcd TO
them by his frankness, his fidelity TO princi-
pies, his devotion to the Democratic party and
Mr.. buchanan, and his sunblemshed reputation.
lie is a stranger to political trickcry, and an
uncompromiSing foe to all factions and isms.
The absence of all guile in his nature makes
hlm the favorite of the masses, and will make
him the loved and esteemed Governor of Cali
furnia.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

The Democrat knows enough Of Mr.. BrOderickb
force of character TO believe that II he we're 1t iSsus
with the Buchanan administration he would not he.i.
tate tV say so.--Stdte journal.
lie did met hesitate to say So in Washington but
change has come@Oer the spirit OF his dreAm'
since his arrival in California: lie Ends--stranEs
infatuaton that the sous" have decidedly more
confidence in, greater respect for, aud deeper and
stronger devotion TO Democracy than Broderickism!
lie lad sAsacty enough TO discover his error Instant.
ly. and discretion and adrOtness enough to change
knew IL would be fatal to his fortunes 70 openly ex
press his hostility to MIR. Buchanan, aud he ordered
his innocent and ullndiy con6ding instruments TO
contradict the report. That the obeyed without hes
itation" is not matter Of surprise those who knvW
the nettlv Of their California pastur4ye."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
PICTURES.

A MBROTYPES ! DAGUERREOTYPES
Nand Photographic Pictures taken in .
style not to be surpassed in this State.
Prices Reduced Nearly One-HalE-Pio-
lures taken and put in good cases for % SO.
LITTLE CHILDREN'S PICTURES
Can be perfectly taken in ONE SECOND. I
charge nothing unless take perfect picture.
Ladies, have miniatures your little children
taken before 1t is too latel
Rooms opposite the ''Old Round Tent"
Placerville. W. &. SALMON.
may23 9tf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
C,rrtspondenee Of the Democrat.
SACpANr&ro Nav

SACRAMENTO, May 90, 1857.
GENTS OF THE DEMOCRAT | have heard
it said that a certain prominent Know
of your county, holds . tight
rein over the State Journal, ofa peculiar
character. tits said that he can induce
it to grind out any kind Of music he wish
es. DO you know anything about il!
Probably D.P. Tallmadgc could give some
information that might be useful.
LITTLE BIRD.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
Meeting of III Dorodo directors.

meeting Of the Board Of Wagon Road Directors
for this county was held In this place last Tuesday.
Full Board present.
WM. Nj. CARY was called to the Chair, and the fol-
lowing Resolutions were adopted:
1. Resolved That Joseph VI. Douglass Of the city OF
Placervlle, be recommended to the General Board Of
Directors as permanent Treasurer and Secretary.
2. Resolved, That the work be commenced as coon
five thousand dollars be received In the Treasury.
3. Resolved, That the first work be done between
Slippery Ford and Lake Valey-commencing at Slip
perry Ford.
4. Resolved, That the Directors examine the Road
or before the eighth day OF June, preparatory to
the letting Of contracts for the construction OF the
same
The meeting then adjourned
VIM NJ CARY Chairman