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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

VI -IIsk - THE substantial steamer CUMBER-
EEs=ssssS7a LAND, Captain VIZ. DuRRETT having
- superior accommodations for Psssen-
gers Freight and Stock W ply during the above
aud all intermediate landings Her exceeding light draught
insure N the most Of cases direct shipments. Messrs.
WA JOHNSON CO., os New Orleans, will Agents
In conjunction with Capt NJ D. p H BROOKS who willre
eide permanentyin New Orleans No 81 carondeet St.
during the business season. the purpose Of giving his
est figures. II. II, HARRISON
dec8-6m Agent
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GOOdIet's

vyEgrTkHLE LISIMgaT Il not surpassed BY sny oshsr
Llniment for efcacf snd has given gcnefAl s.stiae'
tso "a Al o have afsrai ofiL Many experienced Een-
resn declare 4 4 the best ihey have seen 40 ezpeenesd
Phrscan arlaa tfat tbs iinlnent
ia sny cshsr he,aasc ts sore pfop In adestng The OBJ
iect xnsd IN is use vel moe PIehseai ara te
snosi eesnly he hAs Price ptF potte spsr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-04

GOOdlet,s

BTKa pAEAcEA: oae Of The beft iamily REMEDIES 10
III nre II hns brcome celebrated genera rsreey,
and eealiarly eeacous 10 colds ceaFhs sore threat
hronrhni dupepsa. ooc dinuhea, cholera and
ehronlo diseases This remedy j. wonderfully adj TED 70
lsls diseases. Every fanny ahnn Keep supp, Price
All per hass and I'D dinc1gat 81 the dozen ieeo
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Reduction in Freights 4!


yNTEhsve the pleasure !, hat the Raiirosds
w -sve redacsd their Eeigtts VA CHAsLESros We
also ccnggatnizte the people OF fennessee that in very
shotfius TIE Carr u pass iron this place 20 Atlanta
With a, hreakng buk Tn, rous WI thea be At least
days in advsnce of savtnnah
Take particular notice thas FoEaARD rHIse
axe ar crasary pack and that HEAsuEE
rEs thereby ssosrng % yo1, ASays, a. sass Der times
oar eonauni so
ws plr 80 Ra-s szlzs UE Esov rHEH ans sIsHr
ne kaIFotd gents both a. savannah aad Charleston,
oar sIpSass-bis arspsid here therefore need nOs
W asassad y0u duplicates af bIlls. We lsta
package lie over here
ssay STRAIT rersouai affenticn 70 basinsss, and
nohns sAau ever watts part 20 promote he
luferess y ~ aho patroniSe ".
W..re no eor sninz arsnst mighty corpsratIons
ue al he pnl sustain ald n car vorh Il
sns a. usn sad bills lees theirs. thsn take 10
fram - and give Il "a ttfu.
Anv nfaru ton ah0st ost goods and any hing pertain
lpg 10 he Dasnsss, ehserfaiis given.
Msssrs. W. n. Gordon 4 On, SashFilss
q 6aFdner, Shepherd a Co.
[" Coca. naily Co. -
NieAoi. Gfesa a sally
Morrison 4 Co.,
a ssricllsF. EEls CO.,
A. II. h'css Co. "a"
" ". ". Berry Denovth.
Che4ihag, Watson 4 CO, "
flass. bat net raEs good ed Fiend Joi oald-
ust re- President 81 hes. Q. r. chas'estoa-
farfa = Ntaff ~
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GOOdIet's


flFNTMENg far ED and Barns, OF sherever ne
" ofa ssse Or oihtnsnt = indeaiea ~ "a ieans
e. neffr4bls 70 Noat wle have madeA tstAi
oftls "a discovery tat apsat o. % TIE nest enAa-
sl..fic SerlAs Ptcs per bek So, o. - per dcson.
fhe above nSnushie femrdiea may ~ 9Sttn1d cm VS.
sacfetar RaskFe fcnn., CteTFy street, Ne s. OF hem
re rlrIsi Drarslss ta cry and sh he ~ partsnt
80, y. In ts sosfh sna west Also, a. the Shlppng peef
a snlla Less Cas-, Ne o aafket siesst aashs'ne
Tsa.esses 80 tsae =
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NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW OR.
I "a q - LEANS DAILY LINE fsl


o7frn THEfolowing a eSTs-sn =
EaEE1fffe45 steamers form oSfssrtA1 =
nh1zzzxES&zzszzH the Daiv Unit
ed States Mall line between Nashville Cairo leaving
Nashville At ~ O'Clock, NJ, and Cairo at GAM
J. g. CLINE. HIrE Master: CITY HUNTSVILLE,
MkAvER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida,
HARMON Master = ~
THIS line forms daily connections Cairo with Cairo
and New Orleans Daily steamers ousvlle and
81 Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
70 ST. louis and Chicago. Passengers this line reach
New Orleans Memphis, St. Louis and Louisville in mach
less tine than by other Boats passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet ohice 4. l.. Davis. -
decl-tf NAN U a saiiPae COMPANY
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MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKETS.

IN CONNECTION with the steamerA GH~Sn -
IL ALE0NIA, the new splendid passen-
ger steamer DANIEL BOONE will
leave Nashville every NO DAY and Memphis every
THUR:DAY. For freight or passage apply to
II. ii. HARRISON. }
febt0 A. HAMILTON, agents
, 1857-03-06

An ACT 10 transfer certain Rights and Duties con
ferred upon the Trustees Of the Town of vincennes
Indiana, 70 the Common Couaci Of the City Of Vim
couHea.
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and House Of Represen
tatives of the United States OF America in Congpss
assembled. That all The rights and duties conferred
upon the trustees Of the town Of Vineennes in the
State of Indiana, under the act entitled An act to
and for the sale of the land Appropriated a. . com
1n for the or the Inhabitants OF the said town"
approved the twentieth day Of April, eighteen hun
dred and eighteen. BE- and The same are hereby trans
ferred 70 and vested In the common council Of the
city Of vineennes, In said State.
Approved. June 2, 1856.
, 1857-03-06

AN ACT to reimburse the State Of Vermont the TX.
penses incaued by her in paying her militia called
out in eighteen hundred and thirtyeight and eigh-
teen hundred and thrty-nine 70 preserve The Neu-
tralliy Of the couutry.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and IIOase Of Represen
tatlvea OF the Cuited States Of America in COngVrs
assembled, That the Secretary ot the Treasury he
and he Is hereby authorized aud directed 10 pay ~
the State Of Vermont out II any monies in the treas
ury not ofherwSe appropriated the Of four thou
and and Dlne dollars and eighteen cents. the same
being the amount expeaded by said Stale in paying
and aabstilg her militia called ont 10 preserve the
neutrality Of the United States, thea involved ia the
troubles on the Canada frontier.
Approved, August l6, 1856.
, 1857-03-06
Gcucrai Orders, no. \.
HEAD QUARTERS, W. T. VOLUNTEER,
nINnImin Oct 90 letE-

HEAD QUARTERS, W. T. VOLUNTEERS,
Olympia Oct. so, 1855.
~. The volunteers Of Washington Territory, Of
both staff ard line are hereby dis,anded.
"a. The Adiutani General, Charter Master 4 Com.
nissary General with such officers and employees as
they may require to perfect and finish the muster rolls
and accounts retained In service TIL further orders
3D. All officers commanding companies, will he
DISCHARGED upon rendition Of their muster rolls Ut the
Office Of the Adj itant General, and the settlement o
their accounts for public property with the Quarter
Master Gercul.
4th. The senior officers Of the late Second Reri.
ment Washington Territory Volunteers, and the mills.
tarycerk 70 the C1mmandern Chief will be retained
in service, till further orders.
jth. M purchases Of property or supplies. after
this date, will be made by any officer employee
without special orders from the Quarter Master Cen
eral
9Th. The Commander-in Chief desires me to ex.
press n the officers and men OF the right wing of the
2d Regimcat, commanded by Lieut.. Col. Shaw the
Northern Battalion, commanded by Major Van Book
kelin. the southern, by Major Maxnn and the Centl
by Major Bllnnshp, his most cordial thanks for the
signal galantry Ies1lute endurance and exccent dis
cipline they have displayed and maintained during
their six months arduouS, faithful, and efficient
vice.
The nature Of the vast region Of country traversed
the willy and re~outc Character Of the sayares over
awed or subdued, and the prvations endured by the
citizen sndiery Of the % regiment are well known
and appreciated by the inhabitants Of Washington
Territory. who will know how TO honor for all future
tiIS. the devoted and fearless men who have main
tafcd the foot-hJld of civilization upon this remote
frontier.
History will present the fact with credit and honor
to the volunteer iOrcehat during the six months Of
active service of thousand Of the citz n Of Wash
ngi,l Territory, not single frcady Indian ha, been
harmed iH volunteer camp, or scout-no Indian has
been plundered role ted, and the captured proper
~ of defeated saya-es as heen in every case turned
over 70 the proper officers and faithfully accounted
fer ~ them.
To the efficient staff commissioned aud noncam-
nisSoncd bcth personal. and Of transportation and
supply, the ComHander-inChc bcgs to make his
hearty acknowledgements.
Devotion to the service aided by the patriotism and
generosity Of the citizens has enabled widely scat
tered community Of seventeen hundred American cit
senS- 70 keep foot. feed, clothe arm and partly
mount one thousand most efficient and seryiceable
troops.
With these facts for the future historqn the wear
1856 although disastrous in material prosperity is
rich in honorable achievements and will be dwelt up-
on by the descendants Of the trOops, now returning
10 the avOcation Of peare with pride and oXutation
JAMES TILTON,
AdJt. General. W. 7. Volunteer Forces
fv order ~ the Gov. and Con1nAnler.in-C Chief
Nashngtoa Territory Volunteers HnkI
, 1857-03-06

OhAf. ALl. -.d5leA
An ACT granting Public I.aBdS a q herrAts Sec.
tionf, b the State Of Aiablrna 10 ~ q the Con-
strucfion Of certain Railroads in said state.
BE Il enacted by the Ssaate and House of Rr5y,.en,.
afirts Of fie Unted Sfatss Of America in CO1eysss
atseHbed, That there be- aud is hereby, granted u
the State Of Alabama for the puo-e OF aiding in the
construction Of railroads from the Tennessee River
80 anter's landing, to Gadsien, on the Coosa
Ri1tS5F from Gadsden 10 connect with the Georgia
and Tennessee and Tennessee line Of railroads. through
Chatt5oga, Wills. and Lookout Valleys; and from
ElytOn to the Tennessee River at or near Boards
Bluf, Alabama. every alternate section Of land de-
.gnated BY odd numbers for six sections in width on
on each side Of each Of said roads, Bat in case II
shall appear that the United States have when the
lines or routes Of said roads definitely fixed sid
any sections any parts thereof grartel as aore-
said that the right Of preemptiOn has attached 10
the same, then Il shall be lawful for any agent or
agens 70 be appointed by the governor Of said State
to select subject 10 the approval Of the Secretary of
the Interior from the lands Of the United States
est % the tiers Of sections above specified, much
land, in alternate sections, or parts OF sections as
shall be equal to such lands the United States have
sold or otherwise appropriated to which the rights
OF prescription have attached aare slid which lands
(thus selected In lieu Of those sold and n which pre
emption rights have attached as Aforesaid together
with the sections and parts Of sections desiguafed bv
said) shall be held by TIT State Of Alahama for the
use and purpose Aforesaid Provided That the lana
- be 20 located shall In no case be further than f
teen miles from the lines Of said roads and ele.t
for and on aeoonnt Of each Of said roads: PROVIDED
further. That the lands hereby granted for and on ar
count Of said roads, severay shall he exnlnsrev an
Piled in the construction Of ths, rad for and on e.
, 1857-03-06
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons holding accounts for
| supplies furnished the Volunteers raised under the
proclamation Of Acting Governor Mason, THAI fer sad
accounts scrip will lie issued hy the Or. Master aud
Commissary General upon the pr sentati u Of said
accounts approved by the oficeFs commanding at the
time the accounts were created.
Tie accounts in oil cases must specify the articles
and the quantity furnished.
This Is done IA order that all the accounts for sup
plies furnisl cd during the may be placed upon az
equal footing and in proper form for adjustment by
United States Government.
WILLIAM ". NIIITR,
Or. Master and CommssaTy General
Olympia. W. 7. z6tf
, 1857-03-06
LAWS OF the UNITED STATES.
BY AUTHORITY.


Char. XXX.
An ACT 10 provide for at least two E1ection re
eincs n each Ward In the City Of Washington
and lor ether Purposes.
Be Il enacted b. the Senate and House 81 kepre-en'
tatives OF The Unltod States Of America IN Sohgies
aSsemblcd That shall he the duty oi the city cor
poratca % pruFide q least two election precincts N
each ward, T. appoint commissioner 70 snrerhtend
elections 10 he same and "a adopt snch other regu.
lAtOns may be necessaTy 70 give ta iorcs and ei
fect % this section.
Sec. 4 Aud whereas uatiye-born citizens, resident
uf ne city of Washington who arrive at the age Of
tUeafvoia yonrs hetWecn the thFtieth day Of Decem
her ncxt preceding the election and the day ~ eec
ti5n are not allowed to vote AZ sach election
Be lt further enacted. TINT no pers1n, icing natur
AlEcd between aid day Of December and The day a
the succeeding election shall be entitled 10 vote a
sach next succeeding election.
sse. ). Aud be h further enacted, That at a
elections to be held 10 the city of Washington io
municipal officers, the polls shall be opened al seven
O'Clock M and clio ed at seven O'Clock p. M; and
that all acts and parts Of act Inconsistent with THU
set are hereby repealed.
Approved, Nay 10, 1855.
, 1857-03-06
Letter from ,Ir. stevens.

"REpBRAE COTTAGE, EDNBrRsH.
September 80, 1851.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott & CO. Geutlemen-lt,,
t. say that your Farmers Ggide Is the only ReuuSs
cotton pub,hcd IN the United states Of AmeTica oi
NY work tie Book Of tie Farm. The edition sir,p
atng at present in the States under the title Of n,
Hook Of the Farm is taken from the rst editon Al
MY work written ten years agO which, in my secoti
edition, ] entirely re-noGccd ard in gr,at ptt N
wrote, adopting all the more recent Improvements il
tie practice of agriculture suggested by scientific a.
rrrirent and making it, in eject, quite new booI.
- TN, sir, Your obedent servant
HENRY STEPHENS
, 1857-03-06


AN ACT for the Improyement Of the Navigation Of
the PAtapsco River, and 10 render tie Port OF Bal
tiinore accessible TO the War Steamers Of the Uni
ted States.
Be i enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States Of America in Con
gress assembled, That the sum o. uIe bundled thou
sand dollars e and the same Il hereby appropriated
Out Of any money In the treasury not otherwise ap
prpriated 10 he expended. under the diectou OF the
Secretary Of War, In deepening the channel Of the
patApseO River and IN rendering the port Of Balt-
more accessible t. the steam frigates and other
vessels Of the United States.
In tho Senate Of tie United States, August 18th,
1855.
The President Of the United States, having return
ed N the Senate. In which il rigiuated. the h
titled An act for tue improvement OF the nayatiGn
Of the Patapsco River and " render the port Of Bal
tmore accessible To tie war steamers Of the United
States with his objections thereto the Senate pro-
oceled In pursuance Of the constitution, 10 reconsider
the same and Resolved, That the said bill do pas,
two thirds Of the Senate agreeing 10 pass the same.
AtsAet: AsBURY DICKENS.
Secretary.
In the House Of Representatives Of the United States
August 10th, 1856.
The House OF Representatives having been notified
by the Senate that the bill entitled, An act for the
improvement Of fhe navigation OF the Patapsco River
and 10 render the port OF Baltimore accessible 10 the
steamers Of the United States had been retln
ed by the President with his objections to tic Sen
ate, in which 1t originated, and that the Senate having
proceeded in pursuance OF the constitution u recon-
sider the same, had Received That the said bill dl
pass, two thirds Of the Senate sgreeng 70 pass the
same, y the House Of Representatives proceeded in
pursuance Of the constitution 70 reconsider the said
bill, aHd,
Resolved That tie said bill do pass two third, Of
the Hoase Of Representatives agreeing to pass the
'-'1' Auelt. WIN. cULloM.
Clerk llOase OF Reps.
, 1857-03-06
Notice.

VNITE undersigned being engaged in preparing Reg
| mental muster Rolls of the lSt and ID Regiment
Of w. T. Volunteers, for transmission to the Depart
ment Of War, hereby requests all officers who have
commanded companies accepted into the service oil
the United States by Acting Governor Mason OF Gov
crnor l. l. Stevens to send 10 the Office of the Adiu-
tant General of ". I. volunteers, at Olympia, copy
II their last muster roll containing the names Of all
officers and men who have at any time belonged 20
their campsnies Note the dates Of entry into changes
of rank during, and expiration Of service, Of each
person. amount of charges for Government property
drawn and not turned in or accounted for-aBd such
Tsna,Ls set opposite each name will enable the
officer r soldier 10 have his accounts settled by the
last muster or discharge roll
JAMES TILT0N
Adjt. Cen ". T. Vol. Forces.
Sent 10 ls56 4-tf
, 1857-03-06

TNllE undersigned OFFERS for sale to the craft, the
following articles, direct from the New York foun-
dries and all in good seperate packages, ready for
transportation 20 any part OF the state, without any
additional expense for "boxing:"
font LABOKSAvING RUIZ, BraSs) single,
double and parallel. with mitred pieces,
jlstiiying from one 10 forty ems plea, and
di pen-ing entirely With the use Of the
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font double English Caligraphie Script,
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Bought off, for checks and bilhtads. 8
can, Gold size, { very aPeri6r)
l Imposing Stone, 3. lK2G Ia inches. SO
| Imposing Stone 20 l.4x7di inches, 50
No. 3 Imperial SelElnkng Machine, l55
| GREATS Yankee Card Press" $50
GEORGE II. SANDY,
ToWN TALK OFFIcE.r
li9 Washington street, san Francisco.
Olympia, August LIST, 1856. 39f
, 1857-03-06
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Corner Of fremont and Broomfeld Streets. Boston,
, 1857-03-06
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tioral Good cauyassing agents wanted, 10 Hkor
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York street.
, 1857-03-06
Eight Horse Power.
pnrS Improved Patent ThrtSher and Separator

INV. GLASGOW 4 Co, are prepared at short no
i tice, tp do up the business OF thTeshing Wheat
O,ts Be- throughout the county of Ihlr-ton. ! he
Thrcsher "puts through and separates 50 bushels
wheat per hour.
TERMS Wheat per hu-hel, II cents; Oats. cent.
The machine will be kept in operation until all the
""'"' '' 7. W. GLASGOW L Co.
Oct s. lsjC-n47.
, 1857-03-06
Notice to the PUBLIC

THAT have entered my Land Claim. located on
l. the Chehas river, Lewis county. W. T., and for
bid any person trespassing on said land.
A. S. WILSON.
OCT II Is55. Ar
, 1857-03-06
ROarding House.

THE undersigned Is prepared to furnish 'oato ti1
L by the day or week on the most iea' -
sonabe tcrms-having fitted up large and comi9rta'
ble house. on the corner Of Fourth and trankh SIs
opposite the residence Of Maj Titon IN
pleasant part Of the town. IL,
affords.
i'o'"i' "a" "' '1'H''''' SILAS GALLIHER.
Olympia Nov. lG, 1855. no9tf
, 1857-03-06

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENTS

FOST UFFICE TIEFAKTMENT,N 7
March 5, 1856 (
Mr.. Woods has my authority to put his plan, as
above, in operation Int responsibility is assumed
by the department and all correspondence in regard
to this Arrangement must he addressed Ia the Pacific
Mail List" New York. That the public may avail
itself of the advantages TINS offered postmasters are
requested to give the circular conspicuous place in
their respective Offices.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.