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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
THOSE AWFUL AND TERRIFIC

hUOIUENIo,
daily happening from the careless hand Of CAMPENE and
BuRNSo FLUID, can for erer be stopped by the Of
PRATTs PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FEEDER.
THIS LAMP EXPLODE from overurning while lighted
by fl ing it while GIFTED
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. from oyerfowng, Whel GIFTED.
from any kROiDa cause.
.................... ....when filing If the fluid take
fire.
by he wict, Cf too smaD drop
ping inside while lighted.
THIS Lamp Is The cheapest, Best and Stfct
eUer offered % hs Public.
With this LAMP and FEEDER in conjunction, the most
eUpLOsipe compounds may be essy ed with
greater danger than SPtRn or BARD-oIL
Retail prices for Lamps. o., 62h, snd IS C nts.
Wholesa ard retail by u BERRIAN, No col Broad
todg Reso York mar2I-8mdv.
ITO FAMIL1ES,-A Pamphlet stating all the modes
Of preventing conception will he sent TO you receipt
Of letter stamp "Box s44 New YORK Post OHee Dr.
LARMoNT, 50 Mercer street, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
New York. 27-6mdV.
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RUILDING LOT.

A VALUABLE LOT for Family Dwelling, Rd. a
n Joining the residence Of simon Glenn, North -.
Market street. sior sale. The lot ronts so eet 10
feet deep, and Is offered very low. be quick you Wi
lose bAig gain. For terms, cad GA .-.---
febl8 A. v. 3, LlNDSLkH.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of sum
II ano Oak streets, fronting 100 feet on summer
street and 1I0 Oak street. VIII be sold bargain.
The Gas is now being carried up mont q this Lot.
AGplyto A. v. s. LlNDsLkN,
mGIch20 SO College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

OIGARs AND TOBACC0-we have In store, and vii
Okeep constantly hand the very finest brand Of Tia
vAnn Cgars with Langhorne Armstesd's best Tobacco
and other brands bONGHURsT co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
NO. LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TOBACCO
| FARM FOR SALE


FARM F0R SALE.
OFFER FOB SALE NY FARM, on the waters Of Red
River, in Logan county, containing about Teo acres;
about 825 cleared balance In black Jack, hickorv and
hazel barrens excerpt 1Oo scres mile o. Whppeor
viii Greek splenddly timbered. Said farm capable Of
being divided advantages into two tracts. has
story neu-hewn poplar log house. smokehouss and
good cabns large granary three almost
stable eribete. The location Is Of the moss healthy and
desirable in Kentucky Stock and drinking Waser very
abundant and drinking waer good the earth Affords
There Is about atty bearing apple trees, good cher
~ and peach trees. Also young orchard Of apple and
peach trees three years old, containing eight 70 10
Fences very good, and soil No. tor tobacco gam.
Take t in al, u Of he best and productive
farms. for grain or tobacco, In the Stale.
TKRss--Onehaf c. Uhritmas, on possession; balance
In one aud three rs equal syments Interest rom
cate and I en- retained until paid.
IL will he cold publicly TO the highest bidder the LIST
day Of September next not sold privately before. The
only object Of selling change Of Fesaenee 70 Tennessee
Address At Cnfou, Wayoe comfy, TenReslse or
cal upon James / crimes keysourg, who Ei show
sbrs-wim j. g GoLLADAY.
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cHAKcERY SALE.

EvoR and o. aecoan. of the Clerk and Master In the
u Of Henry Craich-r, sdmiRistrator ke. " r. n.
Crntcher ts ais IN The Chanc 10 caur Nashville BIZ
Viftns OF eelTse u sAid canse, Sil, % ThURsDAY,
the Tlh Of Nay next the Premes, sell puble sale
ortyave acres q LAND In Davidson county
the Whitet Greek fernpke and csmeerlana River
adoipng the lands 81 Dr. Sheby. This tEacf s hs
divided mo smaller Of om $50 ave acTss mere
pAfaea AZ dsserP0a Of vhch uin apPssr IN hand bils
beiors tbs dzT of uale.
I1AnA-A ersas of oae tw0 and thrss ysars nsiss
hAiAeioEy 80 rsss bearing inisrsst Aad sa rsiAnsa
AVS LHxpsLKY.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A FEW neat aud comfortable DWELLINGS, in
II south Nashville including some OF Claibornes -
Apply to lf.b1ll A. v. s. LINDSAY L.
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nR. LARMONT,S PARIS AND LONDON NED
~ ICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE-2Oth
edition. 400 pages 100 electroype pictures cloth, 81 and
four letter stamps Mailed free. Among its content is
the anatomy Of the sexual organs OF the male and female
all their diseases and weaknesses latest discoveries in
production; new and healthy mode Of preventing con-
oeptioD quackstheir recipes and speccs the authors
unequaled Paris and London treatment OF Gonnorrhl
Geet Structures, Syphilis, Primary and CONSTITUTIONAL
Nicholas Hotel New York Address letters to box 644 N
Y p. o. 1--WE recommend Dr. LaTmoDt to the afflicted
ourier des Etdts Uis t0dts Zeitung, Democrat, Day
Book, Mercury, Aaas Police Gazette, dec.
marchI7-diy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
VERY SUPERIOR CANDIES

VERY SUPERIOR CANDLES
OF ALL KINDS. Gum Drops Lczenges, Jujube, Rock
" Candies, &c Largest assortment Of extra quality
suitable for Druggists and Others who want ene article
that will keep in any climate.
orders enclosing CASH promptly shipped 10 order.
Lowest market prices and best in New York, by
STEWART 4 lSsING,
41O Pearl street, New York. Wholesale ConfectiOners
unarchI7-1m
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Gold Medal Pianos /!

NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.
ENGRAYINGs or TIE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF-
rIcE OF gRsAT GsiTAiN EC0.s as phAaMAS,E 6aA I
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, are Ahzed upon each wrap
Per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. I, 2, and 3.
thus protecting the public sgAn Isrsuoss.-which are
liable TO the seTeres penalties courts oilAw car award
DR. A. BARROW, Member cfthe Imperial College Of
IL Vienna and Royal College Of surgeoss, London, may
be personally consulted At his residence l5T Prince
(ev no Ks Of Broadway New York. from II 10 the
nornng ti and from tl in the evening. (sanday,
exeeptedD unless by special appointment
gRIEsEMAR No. 1. s. the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMATORRHRA, and al the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse ndscriHnate excess OF too long
20 perfect health, thousands Of the detiated who
~ the enjoyment Of AL the Fgne lions Of Manhood and
whatever may be the cAUsElr every DtsoUALifIoA-
TioN Cor MARRIAGE eGsesaARy subdaed b thiA Wen.
deFial Discovery
rRrEsENAR No. II; completely and entirely eradeAtes
~ traces of Gonorh4a both In Us mid and Aggravated
forms elects strictnres Imitation of the Aad1sr nan-Te
eution urns Pains of the LoEs and kidnsyz and
thoss disorders where cOPsiya and hs have ong
been thought sntdose 70 The ruin ef The health of vas
portion % the population.
TRIEsEMAR, No. III-is the great Continental Reuedy
Tor Syphilis and secondary symphonic u also ccratita.es
certain osre Tor scarvsy, eofaa and E impnrtes fca
The vital stream altogether 20 eradicate The virus of
aissass pe Remedy er that eAss Of dis'
~th Mereuvy q the inevAhe Sestracou Of the patsrut
ssasltuton. and waleh Az me sarapArIa IN The vOrd
cannot remove.
TRIEsEMAR, No. is and g. prepared IN The orm of
ossnfe devoid Of smell and be csr.edin the
vastcsat pocket Sold In IN cases. and divided Int sspar
ate aosus admniseFed by falposu La man heaz, r.
cord, Ae 6c. FFce - each, o. ur IN to7 -
vhh ss and in txI Eases uAsFsey theFe saving
sf 90.
sooai nrranFsents having heea nads With the saroas
Rxrerses nine dslar of frsssmar aHd ne arg
ar 1ses forwarded ~ D.. hanuu esraEe pAle nne
faiey 90 fecevinx reptanea, 70 81 The World,
ssssFsg paced and ADDRESSED ssessens he n.suseas
o the urtsr thus secuns The paoe gsHuns kuropeAn
prspArauns and sfeefnAiy pfcttctns lhem fFem spur
Goa pernieena saiiQnA The hires dollar eases seat
nan Al. kat n0f trre of caFfikfe,
Io IL had a su Dr. haFgpv, Thai hssBtfaily iazrat-
"a ana poprias eorb. "nueAN RRAnIf, er PkfYslOLo-
fIcAL RksEARCniAs Is describes In eclaaF and ucsd
manner Ne and sascts 81 ths eeatss Above
eaa vita nf ihc pnps tfssraent sng care
Prlee e esnls. Seat lfse % knf aaafeel.
Address ba. RAnk0W. f1s Pnncs slfsst, Gee bsoeks
seskef trosdvaF,l Nes te7s eexs-lyav.
lAan1lM - nnAar.Lnnad n nsrlrlu hla1.s sara.a
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From 8 NJ PErTTNGfLk & co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
1lsNassau Street, NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE
P&Co Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Papers both in the United States and
the Canadas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

nerHRk nv~ss suppfy u DrSu. ssae .ns psssDas-k
"a cahhars sect bs asy reeslEed aae ~ ssis q saee-
=: 49, = Z. ;:.'li's AI1sAs : 1AiS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16


BRANDRETH,S PILLS
Not only purify they make the blood richer aud AID
those principles upon which its power resist disease de-
pends.
LlARlTY or BRAEDRETH's Pills. Now that
Pect genial spring, Is of great Importance that few
doses be used by the wise. Our subject to
dunoancy OF Vated bile at this and is danger
Gus as it Is PREVALENT but Brandreths Pills afford in
valuable and efficient protection By their iona use
prevent the collection those impurities which, when
in suceht quantities. cause so much danger to the ne
organs Of the stomach and bowels They liver
complaint dyspepsia loss Of appetite pain in the head,
heartburn pain in the breast bone sudden sntnes and
costveness. In brief Brsndreths Pills their way
very roots Of the disease cleansing in their passage
HosIshg every uhheathy accumulation, VII the ood Is
purhed the whole system renovated, and the functions
and duties Of life become pleasure where before they
had been sad and weary burdens.
We have thousands Of similar testimonials TO the follow
ing and such evidence be had living witnesses
around every eide. 1t is fom a gentleman Of high
respectahiy whose letter be at the principal Of
fee. He writes:
"I am now hfty.two years ofage-
For twenty years have used your Pills family med-
cine aLdl wish no oher and have never had occasion to
call physician 10 my family, (save in the sickness Of my
vile with children) during the twenty years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blood Blood is The ife By abstracting
1t in painful diseases may occasion the patient ease
but member this only the lessening
the to feel And by thus taking away natures TOOLS
prevent her from fully repairing the ravages ofn
fammaton, and convert what might only have been the
sickness of few days weeks into chronic affection Of
months or years.
PUReING BY MEANS OF BRANDRETH's PILLS.
This is the which accords with nature-nsture's
remedy in TACT. When sudden, continued pain
ours, then to insure security ,oi must take a medicine
that will surely purge. There must be shy shaJ ing,
because every minute lost may be fatal.
Principal Cfdce As BrandTeth Building, 4l6 and alt
Broadway.
All Pills with QA Broadway on the box are counterfeit
The gengne are sold by respectable dealers everywhere
JOHN YORK CO.,
march2l-dlmv Nashville Agents.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry "a
n Sth nATd, near the baptist Church. Fronts " -
feet l6O deep, With alley In the ls onerv
very low. Appiy 70 feblS A. v, 5. LlNDsLk1.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
pa N Q S
MELODEONS, and MUSIC.

THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDl
HORACE z w "A r E r S.
NO. SSS BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Agent for the Best Boston and New YORK
INSTR TENTS.
TNHE Largest assortment Of Pianos, Melodeonsi
Instrumen ts Musical Merchandise Of all kinds IN
the United States Pianos TEE different
comprising those OF every variety Of style from Ine pam
Cases from sO TO 80 those Of the most elegant nnsh
up 10 THOUSAND DOLLARS No house IN the Onon can
compete with the above In the numpeI % Sp p
brity oits instruments, nor In the EXTREMELY Lo" rOAS
at which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN RE1MPROVED F1ANOS
With OF without Iron Frames possessing in their improve
over-strings and and action length OF soAes
power and eompass Of tone equal to the Grand Pano
united with the beauty and durability OF structure OF tn
square rlano ~ to those on any other
manufacturer They built OF the best ana most
y seasoned MATERIAL and guaranteed 70 stahu 'ne ~Oh
Each instrument guaranteed give satisfaction or pur;
chase money refunded. SECOND HAND PLAhOo ~ ~
GREAT BARGALNS constantly in store, price Hon e"o
Horace waters, MeIOdeons, superior Instru-
ments in tone touch and durability Of make Funed 10 the
eonaI temneranent Melodeons all other styles and
makes Price S45 $50 $75 tiOO $685. 4l4O double Reeds
and two banks Of Keys 5000 Less t noers uls'OOH'
Clergymen and and Churches, an extra discount ,,
Martins, Guitars, Browns HArps, flutes Fin-
tnAs Accordisns vOins and Musical Instruments Of all
kinds al lower prices before offered TO the public
large discount TO Teachers and Schools. The trade sup
piled on the most liberal terms.
music-one Of the largest and
OF Music published comprising many Of the cho and
popular airs Of the day. and will be sold at third Oh
from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail TO all parts OF the country post paid
Particular and personal paid all ordersreceived
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance Pianos
and Melodeons for rent, and rent allowed purchase
Pianos and Meodeons for sale on Monthly payments.
Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange for new General
and select Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded
all parts OF the country by mail.
E Great inducements offered to Agents In all parts Of
the country sell the HORACE Waters Pianos, Meodeons
and Catalogues Of Music. Jy12
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Cement,
Steam. Boats.

M BBLs Louisville Cement, for sale TO the trade At
i UU cost and carriage, by d W. RUSSELL, Agent.
Az l. WEAKGEY's corner Broad and Front fds~ 10
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RACoN.-Ths snesr.lgs.s is e.s,ns h.Ehss. naris'
lass -. . eallsss -
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WILL act Agent for such Boats NAV favor with
their business Office at r. L. Weakiey's, Corner Broad
and From streets. d. W. RUSSELL,
Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

mAURY 4 CLAIBoRNE's ADDITION
A NUMBER OF LOTS, In ths Addition. for alee1es
II on most FsasonAble terms Apply 70 W
febll A " . LNDsbkf. -
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW IUkk HDtEh iSEHlcNl D.
Prom vIsoHER OWEN CO., eenr Advertising House,
Appleton BUuDIzo ,S46 Broadway, New York.
BRUSHESi BRUSHESi
ESTABLISHED IN 1925.
DAVID McMURRAY, Jr.,
AMERICAN STEAM BRUSH WAREHOUSE,
No. 252 Pearl Street,
NJ f. +" X q R K
Price List Of Brushes sent II requested Orders respectful
" solicited, and promptly attended to.
feb27-Smv
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
-e IS w. GERRY,
203 Canal ST, and 7l9 Broadway, n. Y.
Established 1900
IMPORTERS AND DEAL@RS IN FIRST QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to tie TRADE, HOTELS. PRIVATE FAMILIES. and
\ all who choice in their taste, and desire
genuine article large variety of
TEAs-GREEN AND BLACK, sOUCHONG, P0UCH0NG,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 0OLONG, IMPERIAL HYSoN,
eUNPowDER, YOUNG HYsoN, &C., in chests and half
cOFFEE-MoCHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADETRAs sHERRIEs, PORTS. HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high g ades in original packages, demi-
johns, magnums and hotties.
BARTON and GUESTIER CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNEs: MOet thandOu,s Cabinet ImP'l Versensy
Do Heidseick, G. II. Mumm's, do do do
LIQU0RS-BraDdies Runs, Whisky Gin Arrack Absnthe,
Krsch, &C., &C. in original yackages, also, Curacao,
Msrcschino, Anisette, Noyeau Bitters, &c.
MALT LIQCORS-London Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
lish ALES
CIGARS "A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLES ENGLISH and FRENCH.
SAUCES For Fish. Ourrie, Game, &c.
CAEESE-STIi TON, CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA,
PRINCE ALBERT PARMESAN, GRUYERE sAPsAGo,
DUTCH and AMERI AN.
SUGARS LOAF. CRUSHED, PULvERIZED, St. CRoIx,
&C., in bbIs and half barrels.
HAMS IVES rPBALIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE SPERM. and WHALE.
~ Our Liquors are warranted unsdulterated, and
of our own importation. feb6-tV
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CHANCERY SALES.
rr1ANCEI,H NAIE.

CHANCERX SALE.
TSoR and on account Of james p. Maary connlsslou.
IT In the ease of ~ T. Perkins and Martha hia wife
william & Reid and Sally o. his vie, Abram p. Msary,
ssptma Maury a1d Fsrdinand O. Mary heirs Law of
Mary r. Maury, deteosed By virtue of decree of The
Chancery Court Nashville Ia said cause viii sell
pub c sale, en- ths premises, WEDS EsDAY the 99th
day April, about 80 Lots 10 Nashville. in ent Of The
Water Works, particular description Of which vii
appear In hand-bs, 70 be isued before day Of sale
Tsnxs "A credit Of one and three years. for notes
satisfactorily seeurtd bea ing Interest and den retained
A. v. 5. LlsDsLEY. s. College street
y. r. GLlscocx, kaetioneer. narchss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADDITION.
EAaR SALE.

4 oTs Nos ~, 80. 81, -, 81 "a. AMI IS. onRss
IL Woodland street, covered Sith nne iorest EeesSS
and beaaiifal sssrsresns. Apply 70 -
febii A. v. =. 1NDoAsd.
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sOuTH NAsHYlLLE.-FOR SALE.

LIVE BEAUTIFuL BUILDING LOTS, At thsEd
II function Of Maple street ana The Marf eesboro w
turnpike. Lots are hundred And eighig-ushi-~-
deep, and vii be sold ong tne the owoer caring
for tRfsresf than he does for Prfncipd Appyto
feblI A. ;. LINDsLkY.
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Prom vISOHER OWEN 4 CO., GenT Advertising House.
APPLEroE' BUuDIzo SAG Broadway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

The CHARTER OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND
One of the prominent and most important sub
iects brought before the British Parliament at
its present session is that of the renewal OF the
charter of the Bank OF England. The present
charter of the Bank of England came into
operation in 1914 By that act, the issue OF
notes by the the Bank of England, beyond tue
limits of fourteen millions of pounds sterling
on securities, WAS regulated by the banks re-
serve bullion. The effect of the act had been
to increase the amount of gold in the vaults OF
the bank. The act also separated the issue
and the banking departments, atfording secn-
rity to the creditors of the banks.
The Chancellor ofthe Exchequer said, IN the
House of Commons, on the 9th inst, that IN
der the existing act the Bank of England pays
fl8S, 600 year to the Government tor the
privilege of issuing nOtes-that was 2O,OOO,
the amount fxed 100000 for stamp duty, and
e8 900 beyond Tie BaLk of England pays,
therefore, TO the Government 3i60,000. The
precise amount of the profit made 10y the Bank
of England from currency is not easy to slate.
The highest estimate at which he had heard Is
put down was el700OO and other statements
made It as low as ESQ, 900. The Government,
therefore, receives from the bank more than
The profit made by the bank on the currency.
: Then, IN addition to Il e issue OF paper, the
bank takes the management of the national
debt. The scale at which the payment is made
for that is fixed bv act of Parliament at G45O
per million to e400 OOO, 900; 9340 per nil
lion from 9400,000,000 up to 4600 600, 600,
and 9300 per million beyond that. There is
no room for doubt that the charter of the bank
will be renewed without any material altera>
ton of its terms.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

ANoTnER LEGISLATIVE FIeHr.-Last Tues.
day afternoon, in the Missouri Legislature, just
before the vote on the bank bill was taken, Mr..
AlLin of Gentry, in a personal explanation.
made some harsh structures on Mr.. Singleton.
Of Andrew. The rest of the story is thus told
10 the Inqnirer's Legislative report:
Here NJ. Singleton, of Andrew, rose from
his seat and advanced 20 the side of his desk.
toward the lelt centre aisle; when he had ar
rived ut the front edge thereof be with his
right hand gripped for his ink-bottle; a second
clutch secured it. Drawing back, he threw Il
With much force toward ard at Mr.. Albin.
The bottle, scattering lie contents all along on
its route, struck the desk of Mr, A. IN front Of
him, and bounced off, carrying with il hand,
kerchief, Just CHANGING over the face Of Mr..
DaFnes, OF Scott, whose seat Is about in line
with tie seat Of Mr.. Albin.
Upon this, and quicker than we can pen the
act, Mr. Albin drew from his breast seven
inch Colts revolver, which he pointed with
unerring certainty, and which he held with a
wonderful steadiHess directly az Mr.. s, Gen.
tlemen surrounding either party rushed toward
them, not, however, until Mr.. Singleton had
stopped down Ia the attempt, as IL would ap.
pear, 20 raise 3 spittoon. Mr.. Glover, Of 81.
Louis, who happened near, caught the arm III
Mr.. A., and At the same time. with bis LETT
hand forced the pistol upwards 10 the ceiling.
By this time the Speaker collected himself
and ordered the two parties nnder arrest. Ne.
A. made some resistance by word, bnt on rec
ommsndalloa Of his friends be left the Hall In
custody Of the Sergeant'at~ATms. Ar. ). Was
nos for the prssea. molested.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

EE- The Milton. North Carolina, Chronicle,
says: eve mean no reprOaeh 10 the State Of
Virginia (athOasb she ought TO blush. H she
knows how'll when ws announce that to this day
the grave Of the lustriOus aud Immortal HESaT, is
uiIbout even q atone or a stick 70 mark the rest
lag place Of bis bones. Add there s but one per.
son living who kaOWs his grave With certainty
from Others that surround IL, aud that person Is
venerable negro who has Oltea watsFsd 10 with HE
ssars. The apparent negligence Of his relations
happened, as we learn, In this way: Virgins
claimed the grave as her property, and promised to
erect over ha monument ~orthy Of the man aud
a. i@psriahAsls as Tine She has neglected 20 DO
i'-ous having recently erected bross status Of
hEHEr 81 h'ehnond Isw 81 hls relatives have
concluded 70 place marble slab over Biz remaias
The slab is b. issa--of shs purs.. wbl,s Ams,
lean Marble and contains this Inscription, a.
memory Of P.lrlsk Henry, bern Nay sou ,7ss
died Jsas on, I7ss. Ala Ems Is hls bs., .eI,
tAph."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

The INDIAN TRUST LANDS IN KASsAs-The
President has issued his proclamation direct
ing that the trust lands of the Iowa, Wea, &c.
aud Delaware tribes of Indians shall be sold
in the months of May and June next. There
are about $4,000 acres of the first, 2l4,O00
acres of the second, and s45, 900 acres of the
third named tribe, to be offered for sale. The
lands have all been classified and appraised,
and viii be offered for sale and sold to the
highest bidder for cash only, provided that no
tract will be sold for less than the appraised
value. These lands are appraised in quarter
sections, and are represented as being very
choice and desirable.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-07

The cotton supply had called forth a
discussion in the British House of Commons at
the latest dates. Mr. Hatfield adverted to the
increasing demand from the English manufac
tories and the high prices paid to the United
States for the raw material, instead of foster
ing the policy of looking to the vast posses
sions in the Empire of India. Mr.. V. Smith
replied from tt ministerial side, that the Gov
eminent was ready to entertain any specific
proposition from Mr. Hatfield on the subject
He denied that it had been neglected, stating
that experiments had been made and were still
being made, but, except in Bombay, but little
success had been met Nth