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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
Diplomatic and Consular Officers, their
Number and salaries.

WASHINGTON, May l6, 1857.
Yesterday was the day assigned by rumor for
the consideration, by the administration, of the
consular and diplomatic appointments. But it DOES
not appear that they are to be acted upon immedi-
ately The pressure for these Offices is very great
and the President anticipates much annoyance
from personal opportunities for appointments to
them. IL is stated that there are two hundred ap-
plcatons Tor the first class missions. For the post
of ministers resident there is still greater pres
sure. There are applications without number for
the consuates Of all grades.
From an examination OF the Blue Book | 6nd
that there are nine ministers Of the grade OF envoy
extraordinary aud minister plenipOtentlary, with
salaries of from $40, 900 TO SIT 500 year. There
are fourteen ministers resident at salaries of ST.,
800 a year; and one commissioner tat the Sand
wich lslands) at the same salary.
Thus there twenty-lour diplomatic appoint
ments to be distributed amongst thirty one States
and five Territories, aud some millions of Demo
cratic voters. Two Of these ministers have been
recently appointed. Several others are to be re-
tanned for some time. Not more than dozen
places are, therefore, open to competition.
The numbrr of consulir offices is 327, Including
consuls- general, consuls. deputy consuIs, CONNER
mercia agents, vice consuls, consular agents, 81.
There are seven consuls-general, with salaries of
FROM SO, 600 70 So 600 aud office rent. There
81 saared-cousuls of the fret class; only two OF
these-to wit, the cousus at Liverpool and Lou
don-have salaries as high as 81 500. The con-
sus at Havre aud Paris have IS, 000, and at Rio de
Janeiro Sc. 900 The others have salaries of from
81 900 to4 900.
Another class OF consuls, SO in number, have
salaries Of from $500 to 200. The rest OF them
have no salaries aud are dependent upon fees.
The salltied consuls of the first class are prohib
tied from transactiug, or becoming interested 10,
anv hnsinaas a merchant factoP hrokPr other
trade, or os a clerk agent for any such person.
We have abroad few very excellent men as
consuls whose pay ought to be increased; Ss 10 the
majority OF them, they sufficiently we'll paid;
70 change them would put the public service 70
no Inconvenience. StItes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

ARETELEGRAPH OPERATORS OBLIGED TO DIvULsrP
On Tuesday last person sent to a friend in New
York photographic dispatch advising him to leave
town as warrant had been issued for him on charee
OF bastsrdy. To ascertain the residence Of the Of
fender, Officer Clintoo called at the telepragh Office
Yesterday aud demanded copy Of the dispatch.
The clerk refused Civ itup Officer Clinton return
ed to the police court and reported progress. JUS
tce Parsons took the matter into consideration and
says the clerk is bound TO give up the Dispatch and
If be refuses be sent to jail for contempt Of court
The officers of the company take opposite ground.
and say that the clerk did right, and that be shall
not hand over that dispatch should warrant issue
10 the matter. We expect TO see a very interesting
lawsuit spring from the question; but We are In
clned to the belief that they are upon the same
footing With postmasters, and are Obliged to yield
when the cause OF justice demands the surrender
OF letters or messages.-Albany Esening Journal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
Cruel fate of the sonora FIIIibusters.

Crsbb and bis hspless followers who recently ef-
fcted landing Sonoro, have met with nothing
but disaster since the hour Of their arrival The
natives appear to have been opposed to them from
the frat, and the Mexican troops who marched TO
attack them were fer greater in numbers despe-
rate struggle ensued the adventures fighting with
the greatest possible gsllantry; but at length,
about one-hslf of the small band, evidently laboring
under false opinion of the character Of their foe,
surrendered their arms. Fifty-nine men thus were
placed at the entire mercy of a ruthless Mexican.
This savage wretch. who had evidently borne in
bis mind the recollection Of the mpunitv with which
General Lopez and his brave men had been butch
cred by the Spanish authorities 10 Cuba, thought
that slaughter Of an equally bloody nature might
now be perpetrated on Mexican territory. He con
demned the whole 6lty-nine prsoners-Dot even
those, who, like their leader Crabb, grievous
~ wounded-to be msssacred. The damnable Or
der was obeyed to the letter. Not a human being
escaped
General Ysnez, the butcher, then sat down and
prepared dispatches 70 forward to the Minister Of
War; detailing the fell crime that had been commit
ted.-N o. Times, l6tA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
The sweet Uses OF Adver,,,v.

You wear out your old clothes.
You are not troubled with many visitors.
You ore exOnerated from making Gala
Crossing sweepers do not modest you.
Bores do not bore you.
Sponges do not haunt your table.
Ts1-gatterers hurry past your door.
Idnerani bands do not play opposite your win.
dow.
You avoid the nuisance Of serving on jurles.
You are not persecuted TO stand god father
No one thinks of presenting you 9Th a testimo-
nial.
No clerk initiates you by asking, SIS there any
other little article to-day, sirf"
Begging letter-writeFs leave y0u alone.
Impostors know il Is useless 10 bleed you.
You practice temperance.
You swallow infinitely less poison than others.
Fiatterers do not shoot their rubbish iato your
ear.
You are saved many debt many deception,
many hesdacae.
And, lastly, if you have true friend In the world
you are sure, IL very short space OF time, TO
learn IL,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

GAS MADE FROM Misunderstanding 10 3 state
ment in the Courier des Etats Uns. French chem.
iSt Me- Gillard has at last discovered and put into
actual use the gas made from water, not in the Ia.
boratory or q an exhibition, but In Illuminating A
whole town. 1t states that she ancient city of
Nsrbonns, France, glories in light, the elements
OF which are drawn irom its antique and beautiful
canal, the fame looking like the electrical light,
dazzling, but not tresome, white as can be with
out violation or SMELL all burners beirg similar TO
-,o many nlanetsp
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
NLW RnOKS.

THE LIFE OF CHARLOTTE BRoNTE, author Of Jane
Eyre, &c. by r. c. Gasksr. 9vol'., CT.
ADAM CRANE, OF M,ssURAY. A Novel bv MIRA.
ohphAnt, author Of Eide ae vol, l2mO.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN EJROPE. ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA; Aseriss oflestsrs by Geo. ,. Train Vh
Inrodu,tiOn by freeman Huat A. ". vo., i9no.
LOVES or PARIS. nn'trated. BY Eugene Sue.
MYsrLREs or LONDON. By Reynolis.
BORDER ROVER. By Enmsson Bennett. Ano:her
supply just received by
nAyss HAGAS BRO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-Msjor Ben. McCul-
Tough, the distinguished Texan Ranger, who has
just been appointed Governor of Utah by President
Buchanan, arrived in our city yesterday on the
Opeousas, en- route we suppose to take charge Of
affairs in that Territory. There was a rumor ia
town that Brigham Young, who recently fed from
Utah, hsd slso arrived and putting up, in dis.
guise, ct the st. Charles. Should Brigham and Ben
meet, there is no telling what might be the conse-
quences. Brigham has not got any OF his wives
with bim.-M o. Times l7th
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
FOIs RENT.

A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY HOUSE, near
n the corner Of Spruce and Demumbrane Streets fN
conta ming six rooms, besides Kitchen servants -4lsl
roo ~ stables will Re ted for the remainder the
year the most accommodating terms-renJ pay able
monthly.
To humane master young negro woman, who is
good cook washer and roner will be hired for the remain
der of he year part Of the furniture may be rente
Purchased. Apply to WILL. L. BOYD,
may2O--u General Agent, Cherry st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

The Louisville papers give the following instance
OF marrying in haste and repenting at leisure :
About a month since there prevailed an abund-
snce of gossip relative to a couple of young folks
from this city, and their marriage at Charleston In
diana. The affair has already had depOuement,
and the imagined happiness OF the runaways termi-
mates with petition, fled by one of the parties 10
Chancery, praying to be divorced. TIE marriage
was runaway match, and the bride left word at
home that "Charlie and l could not wait"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

RUSAwAT SHIPl-An item Of news by the
Asia is. that the American ship Sea Qusen, Croft
tOa under arrest il Gibraltar bay b. decree Of the
yiee-Admiralty Court. pending salt, insIigsIsd
against her b. captain Moore, Of the British bar
cue Defence, for damages done % said snip, took
advantage Of che strong eusssriy wiad prevailing
on ste sigh, Of the 10Th u. 70 suddenly Ieavs the
port taking with her the guard placed By the Court
on board
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

FARMERS BANK AT LErISGrox. learn from
the Lexington (Mo.) cypress, that Ia three dsys
after the opening Of the books for subsc ipton 10
the capital stock Of the Farmers Bank Of Missouri
ut that place, over two hundred and forty six thou
SAND dollars was subscribed. Il is contemplated
that the Bank will be organized and in operation
10 two months.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
GHANCERY SALE.

Nicho Peacock Ber Stones ct ais andBepj Stones
and wife vs. Nichol Peacock ct ais.
IN accordance with decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashv Ie its present (May) term, 1871 in the above
causes will, Saturday, Suth May, 81 at the Court
yard Gae in aid CITY, for public SALE t. the high
est bidder a NEGRO MAN, slave, named Simeon, for
cash. Sale at II o'clock, precisely. G. D. BRIEN,
mav20- "a Clerk Master
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
FOR SALE.

WISH TO SELL MY RESIDENCE ON THE -
S5a$a MI RFREsSB0R O' TURNPIKE, about four IzzE5H
E7Amiles ron Ma shviile, near GlencIG Depot, askzH
- the Nashville and Chattanoog Rail-
road with 40 OF Land half which in timber, well
Blue Grass the balance is in high state Of cutvs
t0n with about i've Of young orchard. There
premises COED failing spring water and goot
stone spring The Building Ct goOt brick
dwei & with rooms, and servants rooms smoke house
and good cistern carra7s holSes stables, &c,
and ia good repair. bargain will be given. ApIlyt to
May 2f-1n. y. o. HURT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
Tyree Springs.

,HE subss ssr has ssss ths del xhsfl estahshuasas
Or ssrs 81 years ard tss put i Ia god iepalr har-
uishsi sad rsaltsf throasA0at provided sxcsllens
ma o~ ofcoes sn9 ssrvAns, sndis drisrmiae ed
xfeP nEneer eta . hinsei sud sorshF a
psnc patroneEs Ma Be opeue1 Ne pube IN ne
arss = Jsas- fyfss btso sci znssa assa psrtoaar
DESCRIPTION J. AQsdEa
msf3--lu.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

MORRIS q STRATTON.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 9TH, 1851, St
" 10 O'Clock, We viii ofer Action in front Of our
Store Market street, rye and Weselected stock Of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &C..
Toe hhds fair 70 choice Sugsr;lO0O bags fine Sat;
100 bbls Hoiasses; $40 bags fair 70 choice Rio
100 = do do. Coffee;
20 cases sardines $50 packages Mackere;
so coils Rope assd sizes; so dozen painted Buckets;
10 tierces Rice. IA boxes Va Tobacco Vari-
$1,000 Cigars various brands: Gus brands;
100 boxes Star Candies; 50 Is boxes Star Candles;
so quarter do: 50 boxes Tallqw Candles;
500 kegs Nails best brands; 100 bbls Magnolia whisky;
100 bbls Whisky, vars 100 do fine Whisky various
- Go American BranIy; brands;
80 4 pipes do; 10 bbls Gin;
100 bbls Cider Vinegar 4s0 boxes Glassware, ass'd;
With varions other articles in the Grocery line.
may2} NORRIS 4 SrRATT0N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

eB- In New Orleans, during the year ending
May 18th, there were seventy murders, fifteen in
fantcides, twenty-siz suicides and one hundred
deaths from ntempersnce.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
NEW SODA FOUNTAIN

CtHAS. MILLER has just opened his erb Few Soda
~ Fountain his store, No as Cherry street where be
can, all times, supply the thirsty with delicious and
healthy beverage. He invites the attic nt1u of thu public
TO his Adjustment, and promises 10 keep liberal supply
Of all the hing delcaces Of the constantl
hand mayl8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

E- Col W. b. Stokes arrived in this
city yesterday on his way home from the
Northwest. lie is in fne health and spirits,
and speaks in encouraging terms Of the Sec
ton of country in which he has been tempo
rariy sojourning, Minnesota and Iowa. lie
left for home during the day
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
Chancery Court at Nashville.

Underwood battles Bros Joha :. Dash'sl AID Others
the Office ofthe clerk and ofihe chancery court
n Al Nashville the aist day OF May, 1857, on no.
lion Of eompainants b. counsel the above cause and q
appearing 20 the satssctoa the clerk and master that
the said defendants, George n. Clark and Hesnor 3.
Ciark non residents OF the stats % Tsnna ssee
and therefore, the ordinary process Of this court
earn0t be served upon thrm IL IL therefore, ORDER
ed by the clerk and master that publication be for
four weeks 10 ession In the NashTe Patriot news
paper published In the city Of Nashville Requiring the said
Defendants appeF the ehaneery court 70
be hosten for the eouniy Of DAvdson the co1shou
thereof IN he ey Of Nashville on TIE FIRST Monday 10 No.
vemeer next and answer said BILL same viii be takeo
Tor confessed a. % TIE and set down for hearing pArte
Nays -v4spT'sfeess C. d. BRIgs u A NJ
GRaNn nprnr nn.n1 ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

ET- The Legislature Of Pennsy lvAuia have pass-
ed an act authorizing he construction Of pAssen-
ger railways ia rsau streets 10 sbs eisy Of PhiIa.
delpais.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
W. I. Berry 4 Company
HAVE JUST REcEIvED,
Biographical and Historical Sketches
t. BABISGTON MACAULAY,
vel, limo. cloth.

THIS VOLUME BY MAcAULAY.
Contains Lives and sh Of the Distinguished
Men, viii be cen by rerrssl Of Il e list Of names
herewith appended;
Francis Att'rburyr Aubrey de We're, Earl Of Ok
John Bunysn, ford,
Oliver Goldsmith, Charles Talbot, FarlofShrew,-
Samuel Johnson, bury,
JanesI, Chas sackvine, Earl Of DORIS Z
char'e'I, VIM Wi iams, sOlc, Gen.
Archbishop Laud, Charles Leslie,
Charles u, DR.. VIM. sherlock,
The Earl Of Clarendon, George Hicks,
Louis XIV, Jeremy Collier,
Thomas orsby, Earl Of Derby, Henry Dodwen,
Sir william Temple, KettleweIl and FtzwinIam,
George savire, TillO.sOn, Archbishop Of Can
Robert Spencer, terbury,
The Lord Keeper somers, Aldrca and Jane,
Caiharne sediey, Edmund Ludlow,
William IiI, Mary II, and Sir Robert Sawyer,
Bi.hop Burnett, Caermlrthen,
John Dryden, Sir John Iowther,
The Duchess Of Marboro1gh, John, Lord LoveIace
The Duke Of Monmouth, Cruelty Of Rosen the Siege
Lawrence hyde, Of Londonderry.
Sydney GOdolphin, Sir James Dalrymple,
Fransis North Lord Melville,
Judge Jeffrey, CaTstars,
Richard BAXTER, TIE Marquis OF auvigny
William Penn, The Duke Of schombsrg,
John Locke, Admiral Torrinrtou
Earl Of Argyle, AvaTca ofMariborough,
Richard Talbot, Ken, Bishop Of Bath Wells,
George Fox Sir John Trevor,
william Fuller The Princess Of Denmark
John, Esr OF Breade bsne Queen Anne) and her IA
Robert Young, yorites
Grandyal, Charles, Earl Of Middleton,
John Bart. Wni,7 III at the battle Of
James Whn'y, Landsn,
Anne Braceglrile and Lord william Anderson,
Mohun, Charles Mon'ague,
Charles Blouut, Thoua, Wharton,
Dean swr, Robert ,rlsy Earl Of Oxford
Henry Sidney, brother OF Al and NIo-tmar,
Rernon, Paul Foley,
schopberg. Elizabeth vlleiers,
Antouine Count OF Laux1n, Death Of Mary IT,,
The First Ministry Of Villa Policy Of Marlborough After
III, the death Of Mary,
UnPcp1arity ofwiIlu ILL., Robert Charnock and his Ao
! Popularity Of Mary II complies,
Barnet bishop Of Salisbury, Marshall, the Duke Of VII
/ The Count Of Avaux, Iorey.
| W. T. R. 4 co. have also just received
| CANTERBURY TALES. b. Harriet Lee.
| CANTERBURY TALES. By Sophia Lee.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE An Autobiography. By the
| author Of 'Zaidee."
| THE CONFIDENCE NAN: The MasquerAds. By Her
/ man Mevil-.
! THE POTTPHAR PAPERS. by Curtis.
! MIND AND MATTER BY Sir Benjamin Brods.
| vAUxs VILLAS AND COTTAGES. vol, svo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

CONVENTION OF MAsoSs.-The Sup. CIR. Council
Sow. CIR. ms General, SD. and last degree of Free
Masonry, convt ned 10 annual session at the Temple
on Tuesday in Boston. This is the highest grade
of Free Ma ons, and among the members present
were Ex-Governor K. P. Dunlap, Of Maine, Hon.
Charles Gilman, Of Maryland K. Il. Van Renss l.
laer, of Ohio, Audreas C4ssard and Giles F. Yates
of New York, Edward A. Raymond, Charles ".
Moore, Rev. Albert Case, Simon w. Robinson and
Rev. Paul Dean, of Massachusetts,. A large nun
Der of the brathren from different States ad-
vanced and exalted to the S2i degree. Mr.. Ray
mond, the Grand Commander, welcomed the MEM
bers of the Council and COnsistory and other in
vited guests to a sumptuous banquet at his resi-
dence on Wednesday evening. The sessions were
secret.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
Lessee and Manassr JOEL DAVIS
J. II. HARPER.
Sat,lrdnu Erenina. Mau 2sd.

POSITIVELY the last night Of the engagement Of Miss
[ EMMA STANLEY when she will appear in the SEVEN
AGES CT WOMAN which she will personsie ttoenstJ0r
dgerent characters P0EYMELOS, by way OF Ephogue,
aid the much admired La MARSEILLAISs HYMN.
% Monday evening, nrst appearance Of Miss AAklON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

Hg- The New York Express says that Gen.
Walker "gets more kicks than coppers 10 his
misfortunes, and gives him kick itself Meth
er the fate Of the General nor the conduct of
his maliguers is at all singular. Both are as
old ss misery and meanness.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

WHAT 6EE. Jackson THouGHr.-Here il what
Gen. jackson said Of the Public lands Ia his mes
sageOf 1889;
Among the interests which merit the consider
alton Of Congress after the payment Of the public
debt one OF the most Important, In nv view. Il
that Of the public lands. Previous 20 che formation
OF our present Constitution Il wac recommended bv
Congress that portion Of the waste lands owned
By the Statas shonld be eeded TO the United States
for the purpose Of general harhOny, and rs a fund
20 meet the expenses Of the var. The rsc0nmen-
datou adopted; add, AZ diderenent periods OF
tine, the States Of Massachusetts Connecticut, Nes
York, Virginis, North sud South Carolina, aud
Georgia granted their vacant soil foe the uses Tor
which they bad been asked. As the lands nay
nov be considered IS being relieved from tbs
pledge the object for which they we're cedsd having
been accomplished, ii l. N the discretion Of Con-
gress 60 dispose Of them 10 such way best 20 con-
does 20 the qaies. harmony, and general Interests
Of the American people"
The Rockville Way is right IN stadsg that the
Democracy Of 1857 consider Il unconstitutional 90
lsgisnts the satecs other than 20 give The lands
20 she Foreigners whom they desire 20 make Demo-
Gratis of Gen Jaeksoa Ia favor Of Distributing
40, enly she proceeds Of the saes Of these lands,
hag the lands themselvea
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
ICE! ICEll

fTtuE sabceers prepared fssnlsA M eiil.,s Al
Nahr1r, sth lee. 81 ~ best QaaHts 4 ~ oe- a.
Cery street opposite ne Pest cce. 1As lee wsspsf an
faEaaise HI sad sQaal any ssas aroaxhi So -
Lass msyi,-a W.r. 6ARRkff : Co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
s25 REWARD.

- ANYWAY from my residence Saturday, mornirg
II last, Negro Girl naTed VIOLET" Of black color
and abo eighteen o age She is rather under the
edum height heavy made AMI quick spoken. She is the
property Of John Johns, tsq living Nashville aud
lurkng about his place in Wash lie. will give Twenty
Eve Dollars for her delivery office No. so Cher
~ street. maylA WILL L. BOYD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
Extra Family Lard.
POTATOES,


A LIKELY WOMAN, IS years old. she is good wash.
n er and roner, AMI nice cook. Said Woman would
be exchanged for property in Edseasld.
rnaNYa--l2E r w PORTER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
MARI RED,

On the 21st inst, by TIE Rev. c. D. Elliott FRANK NJ.
JOHNSON to Miss ANNA NJ. CUNNINGHAM, all Of this
city.
On TIE morning Of the 92d, BY Josiah Ferris, Esq,
MATTHIAS MEIER to Miss ELL IA BUSH, both Of this city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

IHIrHs C00PER a CO., iss Froas q, Ns~
, Vera aad ~ fcAuaRe-oaa 81 See Orleans, eana-
Tao aEsFs q csrdsgs 0Aka, ae. o4rF ot sails isl a.
selt sea. q Aanlaa anf Hatred kpe Nasy Aaa AkifA
OAK -, dslFsratls 70 Mes foFx 20 AaH oslsank
. naglt-tm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

gB- letter from II. s. Chenoweth, Neosho,
No, states that inexhaustible bodies of lead had
been discovered in that (Newton) county. Four
thousand men are working at the mines. II is not
unusual for two men to raise 10 900 lbs. per day.
The price of the mineral at the furnaces is $50 per-
1000 lbs. Three furnaces in operation, which
are smelling about Is, 900 lbs. OF lead pr day
Two or three more are in course Of erection. The
mines are two hundred miles from the river, and
the lead has to b. wagoDed that distance This
difficulty will be removed, however, BY the railroad
in course of construction.
HIS FEET SLIPPED BENEATH HIN-A new sem
sation novel has the following capital climax. 1t is
good:
Am really dear to you, Sophia9 l whispered,
end pressed my burning lips TO her rosy mouth
She did not say yes she did not say no; but she re-
turned nv kiss; nv soul no losger in the body;
/ touched the stars; | knew the happiness Of the
sersphm; AMI the earth went from under my feel
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
HUMRuGIANA.

'HE dceisraton e Dr ca1azinE he waEd shosla
ouFn uP the l1ta 81 1aas has no e1ssse4 IA kas
~ 10 tAs lest He i st prepAsra - e1aEe soe Fonts
IN he Vsrg hishuat psTseclea 81 ne AL uao hAFs
Fons 70 ehkrss 80 a. sea 70 leave hsu vth Am hs
hcnss. Nc. q, Chsfry a.. near he trrsadah-
NJ kuticy Also asks tie psircnAFs ~ those having
Cothins ana eye Il si1portan ihat thsF sAoah
AVE the heats IL ortef esors tts IAN ~ June
Eayi--iE0-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23
Another Victim of the National Hotel.
HARRISBURG. FRIDAY. Nav In 1885.

Mr. John M. B. Petriken, member of the Penn
sylvania House of Representatives from Lycoming
county, died this afternoon of disease contractedat
the National Hotel in Washington.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-23

I HAVE goo lot Of N1GRoEs on hand amorg them
there severtl goo cooks, ood sma, good
brick mason, several good families; ali Of which
ious % sell, aud viii sell them los.
may2s W. Porter