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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
southern Pacfac RAILROAD.

The Southern Pacific Railroad Company are pros
ecuting their enterprise with interchangeable
gy which promises suspicious results.
We have already mentioned the arrival at ShreVe-
port of the locomotive shipped from this port Il
has sincs been transported to the road is safe
and sound in running order.
The contract for the first tweniy-eight miles, that
is from Lake Caddo, in this State, TO Marshall. in
Toxas, was taken, our readers know, by the firm
of JnO Grant Co., with the engagement to COM
plete it by the LIST day of April next.
Dr. Grant, OF that firm, is now on the ground,
actively at work, and he expects, we learn, to
have this section completed by tn LIST of January
next; thus anticipating the time of contract three
months.
Tue chairs, spikes, and Platform cars have al
ready reached this city from New York, and will
soon be on the road. When they reach there the
laying of the track wil commence immediately, and
there is no doubt Of the completion OF the road by
the period last named. During the next business
season. we snail have railroad in fall operation be-
tween Lake CaddO and Mprshall, and il will bring
fifty thousand bales of cotton to this market
This viii be the first practical benefit growing
out OF the new auspices under which the Southern
Pacific Railroad is row placed. II is most en-
encouraging omen Tor the future. The same eneT-
gy continued, and supported by the same conf
nce which enables the directors to do their work
80 well, will carry the road onward within the NE t
year, still longer stretch, and add new confrma-
tions to the feth that it Rlnot he stopped until it
tons adding to the visible growth of the prospt RI
~ OF this city. We have the most inspiritng &C
connts OF the progress of the surveys westward.
In Sc same contractors have agreed to grade and
pr pare for the iron fortytwo miles further by the
lst OF January, 1859; and if they are supported by
early provision of the superstructure, there is no
reason to doubt that this section TOO will be COM
pleed, IN anticipation of the contract time and that
there VIII be SEVENTY miles Of the Pacific Railroad
Completed and IN use by the fall of cxt year.
The ship Lebanon, which LIFT New York on the
i7th ult-, will bring another first class locomotive
aud 9th Materials and these shipments will be
diligently followed Ly Others
These results and this activity inspiriting.
The road IS evidently in faithful hands, and the
confidence which was yielded them 10 this city is
fully Vindicated The general route by the way OF
Texas and Ell Paso has lately received such a Valu-
able testimony in its favor, by the selection of the
overland mail route on that line, the best line OF
access to the Pacific, and every development Civ s
70 this enterprise such evident advantages physi-
cal end financial in the local superiority of the line
and the great Inducements afforded by the wise
iiberaty OF Texas, that few years will elapse be-
1t Is recognized the national route to which all
Others will be ouly branches and feeders.-N o.
Pie, August IL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

ARTISAN WELLs-Artesian wells are becoming
quite numerous in various sections of the Wet
and South. In IroquOs county, Illinois, there are
some thirty wells of this sort, which emit cool wa
Ter resembling that Astounding in the high lands of
Pennsylvania. The following curious circumstance
ls related concerning one of them:
zig one instance, consequence of imperfect
tubing. well owned by Mr.. Harper was rendered
entirely useless. It discharged 18th the water
great quantity of sand aud stones, some of the
stones about the size of hens egg 1t could not
be rtmeaied, and in few weeks several tons of
sand. stones and gravel were vomted from the bot
tom OF this volcano. The ground was noticed to
sink, and from fear of being engufed, Mr.. Ii. NOV
ed his house some fifty yards from the old site.
The earth all round for ta enty or thirty yarJs has
sunk, leaving large pool of water. The well is
not entirely useless, bot will afford sul- lent water
Tor ordinary purposes
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
The Southern Convention and Gen.
walker.


Just before the close of the late South
ern Convention, at Knoxville, the follow
ing proceeding were had in relation to Gen.
Walker and Nicaragua
Mr.. Page, of Alabama, offered the following res
olutions:
RESOLVED lst That it is the sense of this COnven-
ton, that the course OF Gen. VIM. Walker, in
Nicaragua, has been highly meritoriOus, aud that
in opinion the interference with bis relations by
the United States Man-of War, ''St. Marys' was
uncaled for and wrong.
ReSolU,d I'd, That this Convention sympathiz IS
with Gen. Walker in his attempts under the ex-
Nicaragua to institute order OF things in that
unhappy and distracted country.
Resolved SrA, That the policy OF Gen. Walker,
to Introduce Il system OF African slavery in Mica
rdgua be approved hy this Convention and that It
recommend his enterprise TO the serious aud earn
est consideration Of the Southern STATES in this
Coufrderacv.
ResolUsd, That a copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to the Governors OF the several States
here represented, and to their representatives. in
Congress.
The question was then taken upon the adoption
of the resolutions, and they were rejected by the
following vote:
YEAs-Georgia 10, Louisiana 8, Alabama g.
25.
NArs-Tennessee IL, Mississippi T. South Caro-
lima s, North Carolina 10, Virginia Is, Maryland
so,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
sETruIh Is Strange, Stranger than FIc-
IiOn,O

Some two months ago, it will be remember
ed, we gave an account OF Il murdered man
named Fugate, who was found on the noun
tain in the adjoining county Of Cumberland.
He was buried. A week or two afterwards
he was taken up and examined and Identified
by man who claimed to be his son. Where
upon, jeremiah Baker was arrested, tried and
bound to Court Since which time Jeremiah
Baker, with others, started in pursuit of the
men they said murdered Fugate, and 10 Green
County, East Tennessee, had Phillip and Pas
cal Mann arrested as the murderers, and al
though renters and poor men, there was found
In thelS possession thirteen hundred dollars,
Fugate's watch and tine gray mare. On their
way to sparta, Phillip made his escape from a
two story house, aud Pascal awaits his trial az
Crossville on tomorrow. II is now believed
thai Fugate was the leader of IA gang of coun.
terieiters, and that he was murdered by his
strikers Tor bis money-his protested son a
few days since having been caught with the
counterteiters 10 Bradley county aud lyaohed
TO the tune 100 lashes. At future time we
will keep our readers advised of the progress
of this atRarr.-SPayta Times, august a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
Extraordinary Work of Art.
w. T. BERRY & co.
HI re JUST RECEIVED
The Legend of the Wandering Jew.

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Poem and Prologue and Epiogue BY Pierre Dupont
photographed Notes, by Paul L; croix biographical
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"The astonishing illustrations by Dore to the
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I. KNIGHTS PICTORIAL HALF-HOURs; or, MisceIla-
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9. THE PICT ORAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vos
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5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES.
Series Of Papers on Ancient Art. VOL. royal, svo.
6. HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE ABBEY
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Guiding Notes aud Biographical Memoirs of the AbbOtts
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
Texas Election.

The latest election news is given in a slip from
the office of the Galveston CiUilian, August 9th,
as follows:
We have received returns, in some cases full,
but in most very partial, from 4S OF the ll6 coun-
ties, which foot up for Governor-Runnels, Demo-
Graf, 1855; Houston, 9. s54. Majority for Run
nels, 1852 The full vote of the same counties
will increase this majority to three thousand.
Cameron county (Brownsville,) reported 500 ina
ority for Runnsls The returns include we or six
of Houstons strong counties. We regard the cleo
tion of Runnels as certain
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
az The correspondent of the New orIean

GB- The correspondent of the New Orleans
Picayune, writing from Liverpool, says:
learn on authority. that cannot be denied, that
the Persia, on her last trip to this port was
Misunderstanding thirteen feet of water 10 her hold,
and two of her compartments filed with water |!
The Remaining compartments were all that saved
the vessel from being wrecked; but the passengers
were kept in blessed ignorance of any such fact
On the arrival Of the steamer she was Immediately
placed upon the dry dock-fenced entirely in from
the public gaze, and completely encased in
suit of iron; iron plates OF inch in thickness,
together with knees of enormous sizs, were also
used 10 Strengthening the vessel on the inside, and
many other repairs undergone before che was fit
for sea.
This sad state of affairs ia the result of forcing
and straning the ship in the hope of gaining few
hours In the run, ana the lives OF hundreds of In-
nocent travellers jeOpardiE, d to effect This is
melancholy admission, but the fact of the steamer
(almost a new vesseD being knocked TO pieces
soon is an ample confirmation OF its truth.
The reports current for year past in the United
States with reference TO the Scotia, Ia vessel IN
tended to beat the Persia, aud said to have ben
nearly completely, wholly destitute of fouudl-
ton, as understand the keel of the vessel has
even been laid.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

IMMIGRATION FoR Understanding for Aulsri.
cans 20 LOOk At i-Ib the month Of July there ar
rived at the port of New York alone So emIgrant
vessels, bringing in all tssRty-sspsa thousand one
hnHdred aad Hiasty-Oas ea,igraHss being an excess
over the same time last year OF lo.s00 Probably
yearly as m.ny more have within the same dme
come into the country via Quebec, Boston, asd
other poEtaor At the rate Of nearly Arss-quarters
Of a AatAiss aaaaslllyi Aud yet wilh this start.
ling exhibit before them, there those Who con
tinne 70 ssy there Is 40 ground for spprshsndiug
d4ager to our Institutions. How long wl ID laks,
at this rate, 70 place Amsfcans 10 ths minority q
the polls. 10 those States e which snlgranis are
Eaost sttraessds
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

wAsHISaros IRvNs.-WIliis, in letter to the
Home Journal, descriptive OF visit 70 sunnysde,
says:
Mr. IIving-by Ear the most honOred msR in our
eountry-is, euti0osy enough, even less honored
than loved. BE Is marvel # only By that Giffer-
ence from other meu Of genius-Ehoss destiny il
seems to be % have their lass days sad. The set.
ting OF his SUI Is mellow, the clouds behind and
around him roster as be goes. There is another
summer-day beauty, 200. in his decline she fall
moon Of runosn alter death seen clearly, even b.
fore the setting Of bic Sun. Hs fame, 70 be recog-
niEed, wi undergo 90 cbaage, aud there wih be 40
intervening darkness before is rising-aoW Ia its
place. full aud el0Hdless, waiting only ell the GLOW
Of his living presence shall fade away, % shOWs
Eith ghe same disc more lusare.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

LOOKING Down DANDY.-"I was dining
at hotel 10 Philadelphia" writes a gentleman
of Knoxvills, Tennessee, "and sitting nearly
opposite Gideon Hend rson, of this city, a we'll
known merchant, who was on his semi-annual
tour to the North 10 boy goods. lie hsd two
young ladies from this State under his charge,
and one OF them was sitting on each side Of
Mr.. Henderson &C the table. Directly ia
font of him sat dandy who, having finished
hls sonp, raised his eyeglass aud stared steadily
first at one aud then al the other Of the ladiss.
Mr.. II. seized heavy glass lumber, aud /
thought was about 10 spoil the fellows profile
by hurting il at bis head; bat, instead OF that,
he brought IL 10 his own eye and looked delib-
erGtely through the bottom Of 10 81 the top OF
the scamp IN front of him. The attention OF
the company Is fixed upon the fellow gen
eFal giggle began and grew, all he was COM
PEELED TO quit the table aud the room, ia the
midst OF tie jeers OF the guests
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
5. 600 AGENTS WANTED.

To sell THREE NEW and UNEQUALLED INVENTIONS
Il wanted by every family. My Agents have cleared
over S2OOV0 selling one Of them. Articles light
chap easy to carry, and taking. Diplomas
81 Yer Medal fro Amer institute N and Patents
nave been gran ed ne for them. One gand
and one IN Pat in ps and will SEND Won
grat 40 pages particulars of the REST AGENCY in the
country EPHRAIA BROWN,
aug S-wl0t. IoweII Mass
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

SMART GIRL-A ''foine" yourg gentleman. in
turning swiftly on his heel, ran his head against a
young lady. de instantly put himseli in position
20 apoiog'zs ''Not word" said the quick wit
TED maiden. sit isa't hard enough hurt any body
The cOxconb frowned and vanished.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

NEW COrToS-TAs FTrst Bale Of the Ssasou.-
The Galveston Ciriiian. Of the ssh inst, says:
We learn from Mr.. James Hooper, puiAer of the
steamer Eclipse, that she hrsl new bale Of cotton
OF the season arrived 10 Richmond yesterday the
IN inst' te" minutes TOO late for The ears, OF il
would have been ia market this morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
SHERIFF,S SALE.

D virtue Of vendtiOni eNponas directed, and
ID delivered from the honors bic Circuit Court Of David
county Tennessee at its May Term 1881 vii expose
public the highest bidder cash. the Court
house yard pate, in he city Of Nashville tuTdsy, the
14th dav OF September 1851 all the right titie claim in
and which John Coltart then had. may
have since acquired in aad 10 the following desc Id trac
parcel Of land situated In Davidson county Tennessee
and described follows, tnV: Being part Of Lot No ~
in the OF Bslch AMI Whitesdes ditOn to Nashville
egipniBg Jackson street, the line OF Mrs. Christie
peers hundred feet from High street, AMI running
with ward leo feet thence back at
rgnt angles 10 feet thence towards High street 100 feet
thence TO the beginning for particular desc ipon Of
which reference is tde to Book No 20 page 49, in the
Registers oce of Davidson county Levied upon the
property of4ohn ColtarL this January I, 1851
aug15. JNO. K. EDMONsoN, Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

A FArAL FALL We are paIBed % have 10 re
eoFd fatal casually that occurred yesterday, Geo
syPeFt. yoaag nae IN the employ Of E 2. Risk,
While oa tie top Of house on Uuiou street, luss
bis balance and tsh 70 the gfoand. His chest,
striking the plsaksng Of = mortar bed was crashed
Ia, AID death ensued 10 bali an hour The parents
Of ths deceased reside 10 Lebanon. - AsaspAis
b isie sad kaqairsy, l5tA last.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD,

I AM offering for sale my place, situated in -
IdRehed. about e mi es IRON Nashville. It IEE6Rg
contains Fl Acres of ground, and fronts laEEzH
he Gallan PIKE McFerrin ST., and the Driver road.
The Improvements a neat frame Cottage, with three
oms, HI tcben, smoke house, ble contains
lar &c Der Of fine forest will sell the whole
in lots salt cha-eTs If application ade
will sell at from IS 70 so per lower than any
adj dining lands he'd For particulars apply
WILLIAM hOBSON.
P S. would take three four likely negroes part
pay. aIg15.-1m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
Dissolution.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the and styIe OF Beaumont,
Vanleer Co. is this day dissolved by consent.
Mr.. F. s. Beaumont Whdrawing from the arm, the
naming parties Sam VaneeT and a. W. Mccall, uming
all liabilities authorized Of the
late arm in liquidation.
p. S. BEAUMONT,
SAM. VANLEER,
Aug. /, 1857. A. W. MCCALL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
CROCKER,N NCHnOL.

AT WHITES CREEK SPRING.
THE next session will commence the S1st of Au-
4 gust.
Price Of board, tuition washing, and lights $50 per
session, Of twenty week.
August 1T-lmW&triw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

u virtue OF yendtoni 1onas directed, and
- delivered from the honorable Circuit OF David
son county, Tennessee, atit MAY Term 1851 win
70 public sale the highest bidder cash the Court
house yard gate, in etv Of Nasty e Saturday the
18th day Of September, 1851, all the right title, claim in
terest and estate which John CotaTt then had,
have sinee acquired Ia and the following described Lots
of ground lying ia Nashville Davidson county Tennessee
bounded follows Beng part OF Lot No 90 beginning
Thomas Hatrson's corner Coele running South
with the line Of said Is feet, The
Branch. thence down the branch with meanders
HarrsOn' thence west W.h HaTrson's line the
beg inning Another beginning Jackson street. the
line OF Mr. , nine feet from High street, running
with Buckner west loo feet thence back at right angles 0
feet thence towards II gh 100 feet thence
beginniug beng part II Levied upon rs the
property OF John Co.taFt, this 26th October 1886.
=. d. WHITWORTH @. D.
augl5. JNo. X EDMONsON, sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
EW BOOKS.
NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

THE HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
AMERICA From is origin until the year iTto. With
RIooRAPHCAI sKEToHEs Of lie Early MsIsTERs. By REV.
RICHARD wEssTEE With 3 memoir o. the author, BY
Rev. c. Vas RfNs.K LGER. D. D,
ANNALS or THE AMERICAN PULPIT; or, commemora-
tive Notices a.. Distinguished American oisFgymen Of
various Denominations BY WftLfAA b. sPRAGuEl D. d
PULPIT ELOoUENcE OF TIE NITETEENrH oENrU
RY Containing Disesurses a. fHTsEsT LIvISl hisisTa
10 Europe and America, with sEEFcHEs, BIooRAFHicAL
AID DEscAIPTivE. BY Raw. HENRT ftsH
For sale BY
inlNBl. CHAhLts We eMIIn.
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CATTLE sTRAYED OR sTOLENI
$50 REWARD

CTRAYED stolen from the premises Of the Mat
= thew Barrow, on the Charlotte pike, NINE HEAD OF
BEEF CATTLE. Said cattle when they left, had, as
mark daub Of tar each rumP, Three of them left
some ten days ago, and the balance Sunday last.
Some Of the above beef cattle purchased en-
Harding and the balance bought in Wilson Bed
ford counties will give the above reward delivery
of all of them to Nashville S. per head any
portion OF them.
july25-t. L. c. COLEMAN.
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ROOMS 10 RENE

'Wo airy and cornforta mediaelv over NJ
b. Briens Office, in Coopers buiId 3 can be had by
apply ng to Mr. Bri a. or 10 <
auglS-1w. We COOpER 70
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
WOOL AND RYE.

NTAHTED $4,000 bushels OF RYE, and $4,000 pounds
w clear walhed WOOL, for which we will will pay full
market price in cash
july 23-d1m. NoRVELL co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

NEW BOOKS.
NOTHING TO WAR Highly Illustrated.
ZAIDEE A Romance iros b aekspod-
LEONORA B'ORCO. BY G P. r. gamss
RoMANY RYE. ~ George Borros.
THE RANGERS. b. Capt. Msyne Reid.
THE DEAD sEcREr. - Hnkie Collins.
THE PROFESSOR By thc author Of Jane Eyre.
TIE WAR THAI. Capt. Nays Reid.
TaE aEcHANics' BRIDE. By W. 6. canbrdgs.
PAELoR DRAMAS, for home amusement
AMERICA AND EUROPF. By G. DeUHrosski.
Jast reesiged AID To- sails b
CHARLES v. SMITH.
july "a a College, street,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

81 a few years ago, the ladies wore
very handy s0rt Of hood, which was called
" Kiss-me' if-you-dare." The present style OF
bonnet has "Kiss-me-if-yo a- Want-ion look.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 I-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TyHIS School Is petual session-henos students
other schools who de ire TO qualify themst Ives for
Counting ROOM do so during their vacation.
Hoom has been recently fitted up and for comfort,
convenience and elegance know that It is not surpassed
by any other in the United States.
Pc NJ N HIP.
Writing Department Is under the supervision Of one
who acknowledges superior in teaching this branch.
might refer a long list OF ilu trious
Of Who bestowed "A moments time reflection
unon system Of wfiting-bu think that the citizens
Ct Nash beginning appreciate this kind of
besides, prefer giving patrons
more substantial security, and propose refund
Az money paid account Of tuition in writing pro-
vided students do make great Improvements
those OF other chooi in this country.
Glass OF Ladies will be taught from four to six
O'Clock p. NJ.
Terms for Commercial Course $40.
For Twenty Lessons in Writing. 3.
in Writing without limit, 10.
Inne29- a.
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TWO ROOMS FOR RENT.

HE two Rooms my Office formerly occupied as the
Chancery Clerks ONCE, for rent balance of the year.
july3I. MM. l.. BOYD.
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WANTED,

LIVE Hundred bushels Barley by
i iuy26 D. D DICKEY.
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UST received, from D, Landreth's Nursery supply
y Summer and Winter Turnip Seed. For sale low
pound. Uunel71 B. S. WELLER ST.
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so NEGROES FOR SALE.
BUSINESS CHANGE

VIZ most q then youns and Eksiy, a.
"a. "a. HAEsFE 4 cos
luef4 Na. - Cesar street.