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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

Great Britain. Rho has nlWhys held up
her hands With holy horror, al any a.
tempt % revive tie African Slave Trade.
Is now carrying on . trafio 10 human
aesh aud blood, scarcely less barbarous.
We refer 10 the Coolie trade The Cool
les are class Of degraded, Chiueso me-
mails. 90 degeneraied, by loug-contnuod
oppression and cruelty. as 10 be scarcely
superior to the brute in the scale Of intel
ligence. .---In their own country, they are
treated As sbiect slaves and made perform
all kinds Of drodgery, At the bidding Of
,heir cruel task.masters. Finding that
white labor was not profitable in their
West India possessions, the British hit
upon the plan Of transporting these Cool
les from China, 10 work thcir cotton fields
and sugar plantations for them This
trade they carry on, under the speciou'
name Of "Colonizing and Christianiziug
/ lho Coolio." Thousands Of these unfor
tuuate creatures have been bought, up, Of
rather hired for a miserable pittsnce au5
shipped off to tbs West Indies. wher,
thsy are bought, sold and worked lik,
dumb cattle under the lash, Ia the pas
sage, they are crowded, naked end bal
fed. into filthy aud ill.yeutilated vessels
and made to undergo all the horrors o
1.-The middle passages" in consequence 0
which many Of them Die before reaching
their destina.ion. Their condition, IN
stead Of being betiored, Is rendered eve
worse, by the change; and this act Of in
humanity, ON the part Of Great Britain
is calling forth the indignation Of N
Christian world. But degraded, rs th
Coolies are, they are not altogether insen
'ible to the blessings Of liberty. Tn
, CALLING yoke under which they have bee
bowed for successive ages, has not bee
! able to crush out this Unborn sentimer
from their breasts and they still yearn {
5e FREQ. A proconoerled and well plar
ned revolt recently took place, on boar
oftwo vessels, laden with Coolies. nea
the island Of Jamaica. They made II
rious attack upon the officers aud Gre
= and, as last resort. set fire to the ship
One Of them was burned to the water
edge and over two hundred Coolies pei
ished in che flames. They embrace
death, as happy deliyerer from the
sstferings. We cannot see in what 70,
pect the Coole trs le is less a crime. tha
the African Slave trade, which is now dc
olared piraoy.
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sPEoIAL NOTICES..


WORTH KNOW ING,-- Prof Wood, whose
advertise msni will be iound 10 smother column.
has discovered a remedy for the gray end bald.
which is a, once practicable aud cheap. II re-
quirsS no dyelng, no wig. nor extraordinary
trouble. There can be TO doubt whatever Of lie
sEiesoy. We have seen tss,imonisl, almost
Wi,hou, number, spd nom nsap Of gr-at ints!lb
gNnes, high standing and moral worth
Those who have been bald for years are now
wearing their own hair, and appear ten years
Younger than they did ,ix niohiht ago. As In
mos, cases gay hairs and bald heads ara both
premature and unnHtursl, Il is duty to remedy
them BY the natural nd uudobuiod means which
Prof. Wood has Invented, and now kindly
offers to the afflicted. Read bis advertisement.
iry His wonderful remedy and give the Prois'-
'or new testimonial. Il Memphis WhlE,
junt saw
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TO THE SIOK.
JULY APPOINTMENTS
DR.. "A. TUBBS,

A NALYTic PHYSICIAN, win.bs in attendance a
"A rlFflN, a. the shawhan House, Monday, The eih
FREMONT, Kasslsfs AIasfloaa, Saturday an, Iaiy
BUoYRUs, MoCoys Hotel Saturday, llih July.
Lstthols who sspOndrsadshs homstss,imouy
FolsossuIiaiion npon adiseaSet oftho Throat Lunrs
hesrf,lyeT tgmaehi Towels Kidneys apd spleen. $50
DFopsy Gravel RheumAtsm, heyousnetf Debility, Dyt'
ofhe Blood Egupo Oancer, Ulcers, and alloihef Va-
fetssoiioag'san
Forsoms years -. has devo,sd bis entire unste
chronic diseases treating thousands annually, many q
whom had eShsnsedeTefy other within reach 10
minefa Dlhefpoilons employed, be
make sick 10 make WELL tear down build up. The
dpatients may geman ath0me tnd contnue with pFh-
denoe thoroIdinaTy diotand exercise Many
cred undeF the treatment aer endt and phyticant had
Given up ahops ths indisputabls evidence Of hchcan
aFaysbe furnished, tnvaiidl however reduced aud ds
pairing toea, and may Be
souagpment WILDE yyen rezpenss inrurred uiihort
orrespoudinF prospect olreeofefy.-
We sommeld the following esionishins efUesralion
Of ths ~ gh Lpag, invoving doubteals the tsnlhen
ths side 70 ihe attentive pssuss o. Consunptrsa'
Union township, Logsn county @. Feb 1857.
d.. TUBssl-DeaI sir- When issg yol y IVY st ...s
fof morihs pIevioui accompanied BY dsohHge q enoi
Quantities Of puiSd natter 'poh >. issue, bon ln
enmnison of matter In The cheat baoame great
AZ enlargement generally q ths breast o. side
a. nearly % cssss sufosaion. AeT srprcoFafihg ssly
the twshs could tubde. TIE pli would then gradually
collect again, producing ne N. ehu iooNeu ~
most ooDtoas dischslfs hefoFa. This ntnuad -
about oug months aud until aer commenced your treat
mont vatreduotd On nsshs had ~ ght sNeas and my
anksu ana limbs lwesd % tsge that hAndaenR wsS
retortsd order % Taduoq a. Ny oough contnuoua
sons rhts dsPHving slDesi aiessssF ef ssep
Inpruyfe gla iasi bui contnue after asehf yoa
uui cot sutfey 30 o. ny .wsaia, cough uhd sHpo1o
r,on, alla he gniegemeni q he aide, and again
Gothy utual iof ne when ia health 50 severe
uagfhsf oI winter has ~ dursd Of ug oid uup
toni and hsalh and liIength remain comfortably good,
had expectation Of ever afain bein7 we'll al nQH
iuIhiah this that oihtr nay know what meanr
employed during ny ieooveFr, Having tsided iolY
ysal' 10 ogan county, an we'll EnoVp % n etrana =
'n'' ''''''A'' 'ISy TSv,.. = a'a SAMUEL MoRE.
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The sequol to 90 slavo Hunt.

In another place will be found an inter.
esting account Of the "Slaye Hunt and
It's consequences, up TO the iimo Of the
capture OF tho United States posse by
Sheriff Lewis of Greene County, The
prisoners were taken back to Springfield.
to answer to the charge Of assaultng,
with intent to kill, Sheriff Layton. aud
the mon whom this posse had arrested
for assisting the negro Addison in his es.
cape were taken TO Urbana, in compliance
with the ha5eas corpus sued out by judy,
Baldwin. Churchill aud his party wer,
brought before Justice Christie Of Spring
6eld, who after hearing bound then
over, in the sum Of 50. 500 each. 70 ap.
pear at the neHt term Of the Court ol
Common Pleas. Failing to obtain bail,
they we're remanded to jail, where they
we're kept until Saturday morning, On
Saturday morning sheriff Layton received
a writ from Judge LeNyitL, Of the U. S,
District Court, ordering him TO produce
the prisoners, (Churohill and his party,
before him at Cincinnati. This writ wa'
promptly complied with and Sheriff Lay
ton repaired with his charge TO Cinoin
natl. On Monday the case was brough
up for hearing bafore Judge Leavitt
Rodney Mason aud James s, Good appear
i ing for tho State aud District Attorney
o'Neil and Geo, E, Pugh, tor the Unite,
States Thus this exciting case has beer
transferred, from the Common Plea
Cour. Of Clark Co.. 10 the U S. Distric
Court II involves direct conflict be
tween the State Of Ohio and the lutte,
States. as to whether the former has am
jurisdiction over crimes committed by d
s. officers, within her bounds. The con
lroyersy is likely to be long and excl
ting one aud may possible terminate il
bloodshed. We hope our gallant stat,
win yindioste her sovereignty and teach
these slave.ostehers lessoui that they
can not come into our midst, drag OF GU
pe'oeable citizens aud brutally assault, GU
public officers with impunity. The cas-
has been deferred until mex. ruesday-.lh
end is no. yeti
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Arrangements for the Great Allan
tic Submarine TslsgraphiO Elk
w WNWT
cursiOn.

LONDON, May i5. 1887.
The steamer Niagara still lies At
Gravesend, ,and viii remain there for some
nine or ten days, until the moorings are
prepared for her at Greenwich, opposite
the works Of MSssrs Glass. Elliott & Co.,
where she is to receive the cable on board.
There are eight hundred miles Of ID man-
ufactured already At these works. and this,
with the nine hundred which have been
completed at Birkenhead opposite Liver
pool, viii make seventeen hundred alto
gether. The remaining portions At both
these place, four hundred and twenty
Eve at the former aud three hundred and
twenty miles at the latter place, will BE-
completed and put on board both she Nj
agara and Agamemn9h by the middle Of
July The Agamemnon viii bo accom-
panied by the heopard, a paddla wheel
steamer, Of about two thousand tons.
The SusquehalnA y expected from thc
Mediterranean aboat the time che cable
shall have beer completed and placed
on boird the Agamemnon and Niagara.
kB.Ex- President Van Burep was ons
Of the guests Of the American Hotel, 10.
lsdo, on Wednesday lasi.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

- The las. Legisla,uro made provision
for "a State Idiotio Asylum and appropria-
ted $4,000 forthis benevolent aud humane
object. A temporary room is secured
aud Dr. r. ], Patterson Of Columbus has
been appointed Superintendent. He has
already received numerous applications.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

-wm. @. Bryant, Editor Of the N,
Y. Post, s'iled, with his family. for HsvFo
a few weeks since. II is rumored thai
Henry-J. Raymond. Of the N. Y Times.
also contemplates visit to Europe soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

Mayor Wood. Of New York. is de-
termined to resist the new police regula-
tions, Notwithstanding the decision Of the
Supreme Court. He says be win carry
the case before the Court Of Appeals.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

Coy. Gardiner has vetoed the bin.
passed by the Massachusetts, Legislature
for the relief Of the settlers Of Kansas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05
DIssOLUTToN NOTICE.

NTOTICEi, hssph, plssn that s copnFlneEship hoss.
~ todas fsiatlra beiaeou Morherton Leonard, u
DAY diuaovsd - ulual consent All person. husa
Lsoasld, We 4 duy uuihoIissd isssitis BE .s,es
E. MCPHERSON.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

or A newly-inyenled brake has been
adopted 90 the cleveland q Toledo Rail.
road. which is applied BY steam. n is
intended as an additional security in case
Of dAogo5 as BY its aid. .rain can be
siopsd in very short Time.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

"A new Democratic paper d about TO
be established at Cleveland, under The ed
itorial management Of B. AKDERsoE, Esq.
The Plaindealsr, it appears. does not ex-
actly suit the "outsiders."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

RE VIM. J. Cullen Of Indiana has been
appointed 10th Northern Superintendent
oy Of Indian affairs, vice H@ischman. re-
moved. Andrew NJ. Fitch has been ap
pointed Superintendent Of the Michigan
Indians, vice Gilbert, resigned. Fsyette
MoMulleu has been appointed Governor
Of Washington Territory vice Anderson,
resigned.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

"A Harrisburg paper says, that Gov.
Geary viii accept the nomination for Gov
ernor Of Pennsylvania, Il rendered him
by the American party.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

AZ The counsel Of r. i'm. Ward
have been unsuccessful iu their petition.
before the Supreme Court. ny writ Of
error, for a new trial, They have also
failed 70 obtain from the Governor com.
mutation Of his sentence and he will
therefore be hung at Toledo. Obths lQth
day Of june
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

GEA meeting Of lhe orderly citizens
Of Louisville, Ky, was held last week.
when RESOLUTIONS were passed, strongly
coudemnatory Of the late mob, and cali
ing on all good citizens 20 stand BY she
laws and prevent the recurrence Of such
outraqas.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

EEInformation has been received from
England, that i4O0 miles Of the Atlantic
TELEGRAPH Gable have already been spun.
and that the-work is progressing rapidly,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-06-05

Hon. Robt. J. Walker has arrived a
Lecompion, Kansas and pronounced his
inaugural He declares tbal he win en-
force the Bogus Laws Of the territory.
and that the military force Of lbe govern
meut If necessary win be used 70 that end.
So much for the paci6caiion Of the trouB-
les IN Kansas.
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Tho end Of wake Tls Raid.

Gen. Walker has ingloriously ended
his career in Nicaragua, by giving the
Costa Ricans leg bail and making good
his escape to the United States. He and
his ragged band Of followers. eco in oil.
arrived AZ New Orleans. on the 27th Of
May. having left Rivas about the first
lie came off 90 the Steamer Sc. Marys,
under the command Of Capt Davis. who
interretsd in his bshalf and oapitulated
with Gen. Mora, for the safe conduct Of
Walker aud his bandit crew 70 Panama as
prisoners of war. Since last accounts.
she Costa RioAns made an attack npoa
Rivaa and 50 completely 6eufolished IT,
as to render Walkers stay therein ex-
trsmelY hazardous. When Capt, Davis
tOok them on board, they we're reduced
% che last extremity having no ptoyis.
ious lels. except three mules aud two dogs
The people OF New orleaas manifested a
great deal Of sympathy 10 his behalf aud
ANANAfNN hNtA W'fh 81 hAN hVNVF1 OF Wal +.
Walker made speech, declaring that he
had hot surrendered, but that ho would
raise recruits aud 60 back to fght the
Costa Rieans. This however is al gam.
mona mere proteKl Cor his disgraoefu
retreat. We shall hear no more Of Walk
ers 6libosseahg. and we hope his fail
Ore win teach Southern propagandistr
shat "NioaragaAis hard ros,lto traveL'
RFJohp o. Underwood, the ''Virginii
Ezila." has been appointed Vice Pren
den, Oh ths "Amsritas Emigrant Aid and
Homestead company." Of which 81
Thaysr is President
~ The Legislature Of Pennsylvania
hiss just passed bill. providing foe .h
saie Of the mniu line Of the Public Work
ef ihe STATE. foS sum no1 less than S7.
$4,000 OHIO should = o aud DO like
w4ssrs
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Wheat! WheafIl

WE will be constantly in the Ma ket for Wheat 70
" viii, We will pay the highest market price.
july9-f FISHER, WIRELESS 4 co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13
Interesting to Mechanics and NEanufac-
Iurers-Third Annual Fair.

The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee
and adjoining States, are reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition of the Mechanics Insti-
tute OF this State, will commence in October next
in this city. The annually increasing interest man
Tested n these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting to exhibitors, as well from the dissemina-
ton of important information among themselves,
from the great publicity which they thus ena-
bled to give their business renders it certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse in magnif
ceuce and interest all it's predecessors
Copies of Circulars giving full particulars can be
obtained the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street, opposite the Sewanee, by addressing the
President, VIM. SToCKELL, or Secretary Il. K. WAL
KER. June 25-3m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13

FzyER AsuL-Foremost among ne various remedies
for this disease stands De. shaisaberEesa ARtdois
few doses an any ordinary case, and doe nva-
siaby stops The shs II oontans nothing IN the isaat
degree hartfal a. syssss, uaaer Gas cirs'aaces
Prodnsss the unpleasant enes ia=t ssaa he
q Cuisine Sad ether aents IN general ass euFes
every % The disease snd Is the ersaal and ealg Aa-
sidoss ~ Aataria.
Ak ~ Dr.. shkseabfrser's Fever Aad Ague Aua8ote
Be you Est s seld - respectable Druggists
everywhere Pres 81 &C. sols PsoPEsters. A. 7.
LkzhzsaEE 4 Co., Rochester. Pa snE<&DdETiaw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13
sHERIFFALTY.

~ We are authorized to announce JAMES n. HrsTox as
candidate Sheriff Davidson county, at the next
March election.
6- We are authorized to announce JoHs K EDsoSDsoN
candidate for Sheriff Davidson county, at the next
March election.
~ We authorized to announce E. B. BIoLEY as a
candidate Sheriff Davidson county at the next March
ele' ton.
n We are authorized announce A. Creole, as a
candidate for Sheriff Davidson county, at the next Marc
election
COUNTY COURT CLERK.
3 We authorized to announce Capt JOHN s. DASH
q Co, nty Court Clerk, the March
election
~ We authorized to announce Felix R. CHEAT
HAM, candidate for reelection the Office Of County
Court Clerk. Election in March next
~ We are sutho lied TO announce THos. D. STOGNER
as candidate County Court Clerk the next March
election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. =. 5. FItch's SsSix LecIures,o
$50 pages, 80 engrAyings bound, explanatory Of the
treatment by which be Consumption Asthma Di-
Of the Heart Throat Stomach Bowels Liver Kid
neys and Skin, Female Complaints Gravel &C, SAINT by
mail, and postage prepaid, for 80 cents Apply 10
DIR. :. s. FITCH,
ia Broadway, New York.
~ lie has other oalcs either Chicago, Buffalo,
Pitt burgh, elsewhere. lie is absent from New
York. aud physician elsewhere Is authorized his
name. augfi-8nW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13

EB- We have received the oGicisl Register of
the Officers and Cadets OF the United States Mill
tary Academy, at West Point, for the year ending
in June, 1857. From this learn that there
were one hunored and ninety-two Cadets in atten-
dance; distributed among the classes as follows:
let class 49, 2nd class 81; 3rd class 29; 4th class
45; and 9Th class 90 members.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13


WHEAT-During the early part OF the this article
good demand, $4,000 bushels were taken
up 81 SI so for Reds, and 81 60 for White great
bulk being 81 so for a prime article
During the three days. however, purchasers have been
holding off for lower prices, and holders firm the
above there been sales of consequence
day there good nquiy in the irket but the best
bids prime Red and 81 55 for White,
reuseb holders IS 900 10000 bu-hels
these figures accepted think that few hours upwards
of 10000 bushels could be posed Of Receipts of
$4,000 bushels-Exports, Is 900 bushels.
FLoUR-The Flour market continues depressed and droOp
ing, and ices during the week just ended have further
receded We sales during the past two days Of about
1000 bbs good brands SUPER for coastWse export S
and understand that sales have effected
lower figure, but they have not been reported The
sumptYe demand very limited and supplied prices
ging from SIX S7 for SUPER SIX extras
SS9SSH for popular family brands Receipts the
1850 bbls; exports 1886 bbls.
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FISHER, WIRELESS & CO..

(sUCCEssOBs TO JOHNSON HORNE L COZ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
~ Produce Merchants, Broad Market streets
Nashville, Tenn. will devote particular attention 10 All
business intTusted to them. iulyg-n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13
HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHERRY STREET, AND
NEGRO WOMAN LIZZIE.

Plake and Brown Mary Femmanet al.
W. ". Pnneo 6 Co. Is.
=. W. Hazeltine Co. rs. same.
DY virtue OF decree pronounced In the above causes
ID by the Chancery Court Nashville l will AZ the
Court House lot, in the city Of Nashville, the 18th
Of September the house and lot the side Of Cherry
street. and the verandah HOTEL present occupied
by SAM. II. Bugg The fronting about IS and
running back about 10 feet 70 alley.
nd At the time and place viii sell the negro
Lizzie, mentioned in the peadinEs and hired
Mr. joel Davis.
TERNs-For the House and Lot, and years with in
tsret, except $3.50 cash. For Slave months With
lien be retained the lot and notes required
20 be well secured in each case.
@. D. BRIEN, c. & VI.
augs. ChaneeTy Court At Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13

LINCOLN HoUsE.-One of the very best country
hotels III Tennessee, is the "LINcoLN HOUSE." at
TuIlahoma, kept by Me-. 10. b. SMITH, formerly Of
Nashville. We take pleasure in recommending it
to the attention of the travelling public, aud espe-
cially such of our citizens contemplate spend
ing any part OF the summer season in the country.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
vi IL DACAL DEPARTING EMF
4EZgTnN 1857


TI'HE Seventh Annual Course Of Insitu.
i ton will commence on Monday, the I'd Of November
next, and continue till the hrs Of the ensuing March,
THOMAS r JENNINGS, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. BERRIEN LINDSEY, NJ D., Pr,fss sor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
* WINSTON, NJ. D., Professor of Mstera Medlca and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. H. BUCHANAN, Nj. D., Professor OF Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JOHN NJ. WATSON NJ. D, Professor OF Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children.
PAUL F. EVE, NJ D., Professor Of Principles and Prac
tice Of Surgery
Practice Of Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ D., Adjunct Professor and
Demonstration OF Auatouy
The Anatomical Rooms win opened studeut on the
fret Monday IN October, (the 5thl.
Preliminary Course Of Lectures free all Students
VIII be given by the Professors, ug also the
first Monday Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital under direction Of the
Faculty is open to tie Glass free Of Charge.
ChniQue has been eSab shed in connection wi tn
University, at which operations performed
prescribed for ana lsc.ured in the Of
Glass.
Amount Of Fees for Is SiO5; Naturalization fee
(pad once only. 5; Practical Anatomy, sI0; Graduation
Zee as
Good boarding be procured 90 to - per week
For further Information Ca Alogue apply TO
PAUL r. EVE, NJ D.,
aug1-3w Dean Of the Faculty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13
sTEAMBoAT AND. RIVER NEWS.

heCumberand was falling yesterday, with about
81 feet waiter on the Shoals. Weather dry and
hot.
The Cuba and Maryland arrived from Paducah.
The HartsvilIe for Paducah, and the Rock City
for Cincinnati, departed.
The Maryland departs to-day for Paducah.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13

Hooway's Ointment IL astonishing the public and the
faculty only Ia this country bat throughout The world
By rapid % h5arseaess throat
ehltis and asthma, placed record Warn Halee
lonenlaons should Psscede and brisk 0toa accompany
the application.
sold the mandatory, No 50 Aadea Lane New York.
ana By ali druggists 2Ss, 62e, and 81 per bsx 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13
LOTS ON SUmMER STREET.

Jno. A. McCampbell, Trustee, &C., VS.. W. J. Mari.
IN pursuance Of the decree in this at the May
Term, 1851, will sell the 18th day Of September
next at the Court house lot, in this city, edit OF
aud two years. with interest and free from redemp Isl
feet Of ground the side Summer known
the property conveyed TO complainant by Milton Bourne.
This property is Of good depth, and runs back to alley
6 feet wide and it is expec ed that the will be suit
ably subdivded by day of sale when particulars will be
made known. G. d. BRIEN, @. & NJ.
augI. Chancery Court, at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-13
GRAIN SACKS

Bushel Grain Bags OF No. l Augusta osnabargs, By
he 1000 lTS cents.
Bushel Grain Bags Of No !, extra heavy DFilhngsl
4 ugusta goods, by the i00g l5k cents.
Al guaranteed hold bushels.