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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03
gEGARB.

HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN aFGARR
ots 10 suh purchasers NJ much below mArke rstea
advances made in quanuy aud Of any quail
q. CHKkKs. ~ BroadvAc
CIGARS, sEGARa-H CEDAR STREET. n. GRE
~ quantities Of German, domestic and Havana segars
ready for sale at cheap pces Pcdders and
keepers VIII do well 10 convnes them selves Of The slpe
quality and cheapnes. n Cedar ssree6 Il.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W T. BERRY & co. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TONS T THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BY Count
De Las Casas With Portraits and other Illustrations.
vols, clo'h.
NAPOLEoN's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, I798-1799 dictated by the Emperor atst He
lena and published by General Bertrand. vols, svo-
With Atlas oils Plates ofthe Plans Of Battles Paris,
1871.
MOETH0LON's HISTORY OF TIE CAPTIVITY
OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. I vols, half calf
NAPoLEON's CONFIDENTIAL CoRREsPoN-
dsnce with his Brother Joseph. vols. limo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Ofthe Last
Two Years oiNapoleon's Exile. By Dr. T. Antommaeeh,
forming Sequel Journals OfDr OMeara and Count
Las Casas. Svo.
MEMOIRS OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE By
the Allied Armies and the Last Six Months Ofthe Reign
Of Napoleon, including his Ahdication Written by
mand Of the Emperor By Fain first Secretary OF
the Cabinet. vOl $40. wiiha Map ofthe Campaign Of
Isl4
ABBOrTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON. 9vOls.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. BY oMsArS-
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. Prom the Letter.
and Journals q Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duehes D'Abran-
ties. 2vols. With Portraits.
HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
NAPoLEONS MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prince
| Cambaeeres Second Consul By Baron LangOn.
NAPOLEONs EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
/ Count de Segur.
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. By the Berkeley Men.
| With go Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND HIS MARsHALs. By HsadIey
! NAPOLEON's OLD GUEAD. By Headsy.
! NAPIER's PEFINsULAR WAR.
| ALIsoN's HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Atlas
| of The Plans Of BATTLES.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT
| TON. 5vols., with Portraits. feb1S
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
Birdsnest Cottage


There is, probably, no firm in the United States
more familiar to the "heads Of the people" than
that OF Leary Co., the celebrated hatters. 1t is
now some twenty years since James Lesry, who had
acquired considerable reputation and money in the
Hat business, moved into the store in the Aston
House, at a rent OF 1880 per annum. He still &C.
cupes the same PREMISES although greatly changed,
and the firm now pay IS many thousands for rent
as originally hundreds. The parties composing the
frm are Messrs. James Leary and Daniel L. Tuthill
under the direction OF the latter.
During the last thirty days, Messrs. Leary 4 Co.,
have remodel.ed their establishment, making t now
one Of the spacious and elegant stores 10 the
city. both Tor Wholesale and retail trade They
have also classified and arranged the business into
several departments pl eng responsible man at
the head Of each. Az, Tor instance, the "Soft
Hat, the silk Hat" aud the ''Gentleman's Fur
nishingp departments. In each and ell of these
the assostment Is extensive and complete, and the
oRt price systsm Is adhered TO dc riqear hessrs.
Leary & Co. 10 an immense business both IN the
TT ID and Wholesale IT ,de; but they Manufacture as
vel ss import all Ihe leading articles IN their line.
In point Of elegance aad taste, IN getting up new
styles aud fabrics for ilats, Mes.rs. Leafy & Go.
are unsurpassed; and as high toned merchants
they occupy the very first rank.-Aee York AiT-
ror ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

rs eoupanrs viii an order Of the Honorable Circuit
Of Robertson Couny, made as rs February Tern,
1851 " the cause Of X g. Payns heirs By their guardian,
JRo. A. Payne sell House and Lot, viii offer for sale,
on MONDAY, The 6th day Of April next being Cou~J
Court day IN the town % Springfield, Robertson eou4i
Tennessee, . credit q one two and three year,
valuable Tavern Hossr, long and faFoFshE &nown ssSs
SPRfNGRftLe HOTEL. NE Lot Is taat~d the north
east csrner nfhs Pubic Square fronting 100 feet Main
aud gIa May streets (ahout scrssl rhs Houss ba
nsat ard substantial kfek Hou,s, vel suited 70 boery
Ard might - used business house private residence;
contains thirteen rooms, cellars kc- Ga The Lot al
Necessary huinEa ice-hOuse stables, gardens &C.
saia property 81 snld credit q and three
vsars 9Th interest," fFou dale fso good ssearities u
:. REQUIRED o. the purchaser ard hen retained n
property unt pad for. Cash for cossof sails 10 adYAnee
,ssrrhs-td JOHN 8 HUTCHINSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
CHAECFRY SALE

Dr. virtusofa decree q the Chanesry Court NashV
ID stits May term, 1856 in the Of Jane WuhamdE
al Sarah A. Jordan ct ais viii, the 2ist daSof
March next at the Gate Ia said city, expose
for pubic sale, to the highest bidder, Lot in kach
Whteside's Addition, described follows Beginning AZ
Of Vine and Craw ford streets thence along Vine
IS feet % LOckhars corner thence with Loekhar
Inc hundred feet stake thence By line through
said 25 fret stake CraEford street thence with
Of Crawford street hundred feet 70 the begin
ming.
TxHnssaid property Wilde s0ld credit Of SIX nps
and months Notes web secured and lien retained
frblT-td G. d. Brian, c. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

coLunBus And KASE.--Ia lecture recently de-
Ivered BY New E. II. CHArIs. d. D., before the
Mercantile Library Association Of Boston, a touch
ing tribute was p.id 70 saoshsr explorer Of the
earth, Who has jas. deceased, and ~hOse spirit took
Ia flight, BY marvellous eOinciaenes, near the
spot shere The ashes Of coluxBUs nos rest We
quote the sxaes language
10 speaking Of the island Of Caba AZ the fnAlFes-
siEs-2lace Of coluEhas. NJ. Chspn made the TO-
loving allusien 60 DR. Kanes--''rhaE island said
be- from which have laaf bssn wafied The remains
81 aHofhfr discovers, who 10 the name Of science
and philanthropy earFisdiaso the realm a Arctic
mystery sagackgs nobleness a religious eAthns-
Il, Of bkghs aad beAutifn soul. sAs the dssth bed
lose By lks ashes Of cslam bus."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
FOR SALE.

I'VE HOMESTEAD % MATTHEW NILSSON, Dscp. =
/ This traet is heauifuly situated on The y. C.-E
Railroad "a ies frous Nashville, and known 70 Be ne
tery best aud Ia Rniherord cosnty. $50 acres under
rooa csdar encs au1 mosly IN eutVaiion; the eaanes
ssa tnhrEsd. HuTrcane Greek runs hreagh ne sniHs
traei aa5zdg aounsnce a. water ne dryest season
fhsFe also uumber ofperpetHal sprtns shca nA.s
IA Ferx desirable Stock Farm me soil ricn enougn
spsak 81 sel and j. scl adapted 70 ne EroNn 81 eoson'
i1karco, ffa.nor Grasa -. =.
ne lprersmsats conEss Of lrane Dwelling With seven
rcara " aat-honsss coaplctc. barn, stable, ese -
n sabscrher uiu b In Nashville ~ weeks and III
take pl-asare Ia shosne the premises % any ene
81. te pasehsse. Ierms easy passessien gifen
ssslx albeit l. AklsoN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
Napoleon at st. Helena.
w. T. BERRY s co. have just received

w. T. BERRY s. co. have just received
NAPOLEON at ST. HELENA; or, interesting Ansc-
dotes and remarkable ConveTsaorso the Emperor dur
ng Five aud Half Years Of his Captivity Collected
from the Memorials Of Las Casas OMeara, Montholaon,
Antommaechi, and others By John O. Abbott. With IL
Iustrations. ! vol, Svo, cloth.
Extract from the Preface
The genius Of Napoleon astounding. All branches Of
human Knowledge seemed alike fan liar his gigantic
mind. His conversations at ST. Helena scstt red through
the num~r and vOluminOus emOrtals Of those who
CLEANED them are replete viii ntensestinterest-
There ,no mind which will not be invgorated by fami-
arity with those profound Thoughts expressed with
much glow Of feeling and energy OF diction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11


With view to reduce the amount Of reve-
aue raised by customs, the tariff was remod-
slled by Congress just before the close OF the
last session. The N. Y. Tribune understands
lis principal features nov arO these:
[. A large extension otthe Free List, placing
tbereon many articles scarcely produced 0r r.
vailed 10 this cOuairy which enter a. raw mate
rial into the composition OF our Manufactures.
q. A reduction OF tue present rates Of duty
on Iron. Cotton aud Wooden FAbrics, Hemp,
Sugar, Wool costing over twenty cents per
pound. and most other articles now charged
thirty, 20 twenty-five per cent
s. Wool costing le than twenty cents per
pound will henneforIh be free.
4. Disabled Spirits, Liquors, &c- hitherto
charged one handred per conL, are reduced "a
seventy -hye per cent.
0. Wines, Cat Glass, Meats, Kaisins Snufl
Cigars and all forms OF manufactured Tobacco,
al manufacturers OF Rosewood, Aahogony. sc,
SweetIneals, Pranes. dc, are radnced from Tor.
~ per csnt. 20 thirty, # not to lower figure.
g. A general rcductiou OF twenty per cen..
on al articles not carried 70 tho Free LAST Of
rednosd elthor ~ ionf Of eight per osnt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

LEART Co.'s NEW QUARTERLY Pattern for Gsntiemen's
Dress Hats is this day issued together with large invoice
OF PARIS HATS late styles including the Celebrated CAM
BRIDGE SOFT "a waterproof artcle) 10 various
coIors and for sale counters only. LEART Co.,
Leaders Fashions for Gents Hats and Astor House
New York. Nv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
CnTTON CORD.

ooseauspce Of waBt stock during the winter months
and accidents machinery, by nre, al one o. our Prn
epal Facto5ies there IS eny one tenh
article aIn doing the be can TO supply my customers,
In filing art orders they c1ne ia turn; and pub
sh way Of explanation 70 those who have favored
M 49, tbelr orders s. NJ BARRETT,
WOODWARD and C3rcaEe Dealer,
r.a,rbg-1m Cincinnati, o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
ChancerY Sale.

DY virtue ola decree Of the Chsncery cosrt at Nash
ID VILE atis November term, 1856 in the Of Mar
tia NJ Wyatt Nicholas knight and others, s the
2sh day u March next the Court yard Gate IN said
ety. r public sale 70 the highest bidder trAe OF
LaRd situated IN CheAfhs csonty bsiOngng che estate
o. spencer wyat, decd, containing four hundred add
thirty acres. more o. less. y. 90
TEHNs -Four and six months credit, notes ven secured
and a lien retained. q. ID. BRfEN.
k.hsbaf Clerk and Master.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

Our fellow-citizen, Gen. w. BARROW,
has returned home, we are pleased to see,
in fine health, having spent some two
months at the South During his absence
from home, he was favorably mentioned, in
all sections of the State, in connection with
the American nomination for Governor.
BE highly appreciates these gratifying man
ifestations Of the Partially and confidence
Of bis political friends, the more so as they
were entirely unsought aud unexpected.
But he retired from political life long since,
and whilst he viii ever feel deep interest
in the success Of his party and its princi-
Piles, he has no desire to leave again the
pleasant paths of private life. He, there.
fore, authorizes us to say that he does not
wish his name to be brought before the
Convention, as he could not, under any
circumstances, be induced to accept the
nomination, il rendered him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom MoOre's Life Complete
w. I. Berry & Company
NAVE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
III o Nj A $ NJ 0 . IL E.
EDITED KY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols. royal vo., cloth
EDITED ny LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
2 vols. royal vo., cloth.
orinions cf the Pres.

Opinions Cf the Prtss.
WHO has heard Ct Tom Moore, the Irish Poet! TO
all who have read bis popular Melodies this ne" Work
win exceedingly interesting especially the autobiOT-
rsphy Of the Poet from his earliest reeoections to man
hood. We heartily recommend it."-N y. Courier.
Thomas Moore the Of the great poets that -four
shed in the beginning Of the century. biography, 20
ably written, be eagerly GIT q err The public
are eay indebted the Ness Appleton for the cheap
and elegant manner in which theyhave issued h"-N y
Com. AdU.
This work has been much looked for with interest By
the admirers OF the sweetest bard Of modern times The
new work has not dsaPPoinei The sparkling vivaey
OF Moore letters VIII recommend hem as models OF style
to thOs who at emihence in spstoary correspond
ence."-Al6aHy Register.
Every who has the least taste for elegant literature
will at procure copy Of the vOrk."-ChGrLsstos
Courier.
If seems US that Lord John Russell has prepsreds
very credtahe indeed. He evidently entered upon
it conamore and has think, pursued the end with
ndeliiy, enthusiasm aud accuracy.'-BritiA ColoRia
The work has two great the subject
the other the editor one look into Il without
seeming that it answered the highest spectators that
could be legiimaiey formed ofit The work v Of course
be gem the literature Of the day"-ALbdRy Argus.
'Tha. is edited with ability, the name Of Englands
great statesman is agusra,y."-N. 7. ChHrehmGn
"Moore's Life by Russell presents striking picture OF
English Hse such as came within the observation and
perience Of the pOst." Southern Cris,idn AdrOcdfe.
ave seen the minutie faeetie ct cetera Of Of the
versatile voluptuous and melodeous bards who ever
sang. His ntmaees with an the gesiuses Of the day,
whether they poets. artists or statesmen, and the
nayete with which he honestly tiles away about every
thing in hsown literary life his social either, in which
latter but he amused his bon vvant Propenses,
have in his style OF narrating them much of charm
orus than generally End the private life Ct Of
genius where the curan deeorousy drawn aside
as We find it here Saturday Budget.
w. It. 3. & Co. have also on sale
| Tue ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORE'S LIFE AND
/ ,nr .,raLnA- .-LLr- .
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
IOR SALE, RESF or KxcHAseE FOR CITY
ppnpEpFV

A SMALL Farm, under a COED esdAr -
60 fsnes aboat2h nises from the square, szss
D91A % ne Noisnsvilic Hke, adoining Capt. LII
- J4Ess sniih's, eoafAiniug ~ aerss In
pTseaens Frane CottAse liouse 9TH roons, Kitchen,
Negro Hos Stables hassy House, e For further par
ti.si.rs iDaalfs Of j. d TAYLOR,
f-hlT-irs AtU. 3. n. Packet once.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

DF Vites q a. sitsehent "a oui Sefsr. JosaA Per
- ra, tsq ard lnte sat Frntsred IN iEFar q H. n.
hknmvr aEsisst A. O. Winn. h4h exposs % pahhr sale
- ne chest bidder sF eh ths CrGrt house yard "a
hs aeth q MARCIA, - Z, cerssia AAoao GIT u&med
hALlnDt, about Is yea cd sta On - tte properly Il
ssd Wna. sAsiy sad Astsehsnf and ihe cos tAssR
- = -' za0s. a0ssox,
ms-adt q D r.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
CHANCERY SALES.
CbancerV Sale.

(nahCtE9 odACs
IN compliance with decree OF the Chancery Court at
Nashville At TIE November Term, is Q, In the case Of
Albert Dreyfovs ct ais by PGTte shall the 4th
day Of April next, expose for puos sale to The highest
bidder at the Courtyar Gate 10 said city, the following
described lot parcel Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lick RrAneh, being part Of Lot No 81 IN Bach Whtesdes
Addition 10 Nashville and bounded folloxs. Conamenc
ing at L. Samuels picket fence aud running 10 the said
lex branch and thence running uth the meanders OF said
bra neh DO the point halfway between Cherry
and College street, thence line halfway between said
streets land parallel line with them bothl 70 Mt
At rfgt angles with the beginning thenee IN straight line
70 The begnn ng There Is one more tenemsnts said
yrop~rtY particular description % which win be
gfven on The day OF sale.
and tEo years, with notes well secured and
alien retained. feb5-tt @. d. BRIEN, O. 4 a..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

~ Tie cleFzymen cf Charlestop, have been
dsssFing dIscourses against TIE pract &c Of daell-
lag. The sermoa ofthe Res. X. r Wnki,y Of lhs
Plrst Baptist Church has besn Published At ne Il,
aaefs IL hia congregnltoil sae- fftft1
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

gTsnE undersgned keeps a Boarding House Ga Cedar
street. next 20 the Yerandah Heel rhers he il ready
al tinss, acsom n0dste TRANSIENT OF permanent
Readers az fair His tablet is always provided uih
the bsstthe market Naords.
lanlf GtO. W. COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
VIM SIMMONS

fHARPESrER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces ts
" the czsns 81 Nashville that be % heated the
cnTnsr q church ans summer srrsts ePp-sits the 81
Ccad Bote seFe be - prepared sEecats All h pas Of
Cafpeatsf's and JoineFs Norx beers sash and Binds
STAIR Gases, chos Cases, Oce Desks Fitting up stores
Iooeiag and REPAIRING, ac pfoaPiiy silsadse 80.
fsbl6-sa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
Spring Open mag,
2Ist MARCH, 1857.
50 &Aa9 "a f4S IA
T8fYl ~ iRHI
MRS. s. j. LLOYD,
Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner,
NO. 10 CEDAR ST.,

rI IN 49, u n W N FL FL Eszs
MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of Nashville and
w vicinity, that she has just returned from the East
alt Of the styles and fashions, selected by herself
stock in part consists Of Ladies Fancy Bonnets all kinds
French Lacs Bonnets air and Lace B1nues Lace and
Tuscan Blond Bonnes Blond and Hair English 1T Straws'
Missss' and Chidren Blond Flats LeVhorn Flats Coburg
Flats Boys Hats Trimmed and Untrmmsd, Of all kinds
RIBBONS.
beautiful assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons Of all kinds
such as French Grape Ribbons Velvet Ribbons Watered
Ribbons ali kinds, Sash and Belt Ribbons, and Trimming
Ribbons Of all sorts.
FLOWERS.
AIarge lot Of Bonnet Flowers Of all kinds such ack
Crane owers Second Mourning Flowers Wreaths Roses
and Pinsel, Drops, in great variety.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
handsome OF Embreideries for Ladies' such
as Lace and Worked Collars, Maltese Lace Collars and
Ohemizetts SETS ge Lace Collars JacOnett and Swiss
Founcrg and Edyng, all kinds, Ladies' Black and White
silk VeissKid Gloves all coOrs Picnic Gloves, &C., and
Now Ladies, your time to get handsome and fashion
able bonnet cheap Do be under the impression that
Union the only place you get handsome and
fashionable bonnet Call at No 10 Cedar street. and
will see that the goods equal any in the city
you bonnets Tom 81 90 TO go 90 in fact cheaper
than any other store ~ the city.
Remember, my opening will be on the 21st. All orders
for cleaning altering and retrimmng shall be puneuEly
attended to- and done in a superior style
N.B-Ladies Hair and Straw Bounets cleansed and Al
tered nil
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
nENIDENCE FOR SALE

VALUABLE Residence FOR SALE
WILL sell my RESIDENCE and about thirty acres Of
l. GROUND Stuated In the beautiful village OF kdgeaeld
one mile from the city Of Nashville, and fronting on ne
Gauatn Pike FatherSnd and Robson streets IL sprOb
ably one the autfai places In Davidson county
ard would very dssralle residence foT gentleman
Of fortune Ills also well situated into building
lots six thousand feet " fronts. NJ object
in selling is 70 build upon less valuable portion Of ny
Very favorable terms Si be given BON As se price
and tme y. h"DSON-
fvrdk
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

KENTUCKY JACK F0R SALE have No. 1
N JACK years Ga IA Jay neat. he vas sired hy
marrying MeEmsnth, dam By Black HAgk. Pedigree
tAross hoss perfectly pure oAh al X. ". Perkins
ssrsnatlon- lmlIi W. y. RisABAck.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

A Two STORY FRAME DWELLING, slsaated in -
n aoGavock's Addition, sontainiug ave rooms ~ ~
aus ktcNen-hAs isttig been used for BssrdiuF -
holse for he hands erzpo3Sd fhc Railroad Hrdfe
TIE iurntsFe In the hsase be Bought lsS b
si Used os ne Pcrpose and The bssfiers
Be secured. vel 10 nev being eur and ON - IA
ishst. Apply 70 W. r MCFARLAND,
mArch6--tf - CeIers street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

~ Hon. CHARLES READY, we learn, reached
bis home in MurfreesbOro' Monday afternoon.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

E-Gen. +. X. zoLuooFSEuI the Represen.
tative ia Congress from this District, arrived
at home Monday night.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

TOR THE IIEF that broke the lock from my stable,
Wednesday night 18th inst, and stole beau
tfu turned BAY HORSE or years old black main and
tail white recoected; about i5 hands high; Une eye
having rather milky appearance caused from Ahut some
tsmonths since He harness horse either double
single For any information or the return Of the horse
/ will pay literally. GEO. q. CAarRELL.
Sash Feb
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} Reward!

500 Reward!
DANAWAY from Decatur Furnace, In Decatur county,
Ii Tennessee In July last, Negro, JOHN for whose
recovery putng Jail in this will pay $50
10 ofthe state and secured in jail will pay
SOO. We purchased said boy Of James NJ. Murrell Of
Nashville MAY last Said Boy weighs about S5 pounds
is coal black heavy about feet inches high
blshy hair The only recolected Is the first joint OF
Of Jeff humbnot positive which, He talks real
African language, and seems alittle tongue tied.
GOLlAOAY, CHEArHAN CO.,
febt8 Clifton Post-ofice. Wayne county, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11
COIL. COIL.

A CONSIDERABLE quantity Of COAL, from the Bell
n Mines on hand and for sale at the wharf Appy At
The Packet once % A. DAVIS, 10 b. Glenn, Al The
Coal Depot Market street, In ont Of Cooks Hrss Foan-
~ marrhf-Isd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

The Joliet Qn) Democrat says-"A sad, but
beautiful and touching scene was witnessed at
the accident of the Du Page Bridge On the
morning after the accident, the slow tolng OF
bell was heard On looking to see whence 1t came,
it was discovered proceed frou the engine, as 1t
lay submerged in the water. the waves, as they
foamed and surged over the sunken engine, swayed
the bell which alone with the smoke pipe, appeared
above water, and caused it to give slow toIng
sound. When the engine raised from the Wa
ter, the engineer was found in standing posture,
with his stiff, cold, icy hand firmly graspng the
throttle. valve, as though amid the thick darkness
he had discovered the perilous condition Of the
train aud had sprang to avert the ruin But it was
too late the engine and train, with its precious
freight of life and property went down, and during
the dreary night, the engine-bell and the mad
rushing waters rang out "a solemn requiem for the
dead 1t is probable that had not the freight train
gone down as it did, the passenger trai from Chi
cage due two hours later, aud loaded with sleepn
passengers, would itsefhave taken the fatal plunge.
The Washington correspondent of New YOrk
News thus accounts for Charles Summers re-
cent arrival at Washington: ale has not been
here since the passage Of the Compensation
Act, and not being able to get any pay until
he came on to draw it, he wisely concluded
that he had better come on and pocket the
money His absence being attributable to al
legged sickness will not be deducted; and the
result is, that this man who has grossly neg
lected his legislative duties ever since last sum
mer. will draw about four thousand dollars for
service he has never performed"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-11

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