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THE GREAT MA

s-xo -==-, THE GREAT Ma
EI3NAL EhsT rk2TiNoRE k2TrE 70 1HB IHD
OHIO RAILROAD Which forms the grand central link in
chain of communication between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENWOo and PARKERsBURG, oNTHE
WEST and - - -
At which places it unites with RAILRoADS and STEAM
BOATS etc. for all points East and West, is the ONLY
ROUTE by which THROUGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
be procured, which point ell as to BA LTlMORE
is the shortest direct and respect the most re
BILE 1t the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities of Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York. at the of cket New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information to visit the principal cities the Union
less cos than eau be afforded by any other route
To passengers from New Orleans Nicksbug, Natchez
Memphis South generally travelling by the boats
the Mississippi river CHOICE OF ROUTES to the
East by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections, Of
Of the oho and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad go to
eastwartly. BY this the Traveller pses through Terre
Hnute Indemapos, Dayton and Nenia to Columbus Ohio
the L. Mail boats the Ohio Louisville Cincinnati
then lake the CARS FOR THE EAsi via. the Little Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly to BEL
AIR, four miles below Wheeling where he takes the
the Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Travellers requested to notice that while this the
only afoiug Through Tickets all the
the charged by other New York only it
is also the shortest most speedy and direct all the leading
points in the Fast The distance from Columbus Baltimore is
only W miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than
by any Other here less changes Of by this
route and consequently less detention than l,S any other
ni By Express Train of this the CAIRO
to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-TIIREE
10. lie particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
F-Throlgh Tickets, allowing tue holders 10 stop a any
pu cl,sed W. f. REDDlNG the office the Illinois
Central Railroad, under the ST. Charles Hotel Nay Orleans.
| JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Agent ms2tt
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STREET COM,R--OFFCIAL.

SECOND DISTRICT POUND-xvas brought
TO the Second District Pound Of ST. Ann Dergy
streets. estray-
One light bay Mule about 10 hands high belly and legs
light sorrel, with black stripe the back and brown
marks both shoulders cropped mane and switch TAIL hod
Which if claimed within days the expenses there
paid will be sold at public auction said depot WE'D
NESDAY, August l2h. 1851 at u o'clock NJ
Registered July 81 1857. .T0
T. j. HITsELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller.
New Orleans July 81, 1857. aul 6 IL
Il conduit depot es Epaves Second District encognure
des rues Se-!Anne ct Derbigny, CONNIE epnve--
Tn Mue bal clair d'environ l3 mains de hat, lie
les iambes aesans tres car ra nore lie dos des
noires les epaules Ia cnere tcortce Ia
ongIe ferre aux quatre peds ct sans eanipe visible
payr il vendu fenchere pubque dit depot, MER
P <. GuYoL con,missaire des rnes.
Nouvelle- Orleans 81 juliet 1857. aul 6 70
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-yyasb MS bro usht
The Fourth District Pound Jackson street, between
Constance and Laurel streets, as estrays-
One bay Mule, about IL hands high laned in the left
hind leg, with harness marks and slod all round.
One bay Fiy about old long and tail and
marks visible.
Which within days expenses there
paid will be sold public auction said pound MON
August Tue E W GUYoL sGss Street G. Commissioner
'' HtSRY DuREL, Clerk of Comptroller
New Orleans, July 29h, 1851 jy3O au4 S
EPAVE DU QUATRIENIE DISTRICT-H
jackson entire les Constanceet LAUREL CONNIE tpayes
Une Mule bae denyiron Is mains de hau esopee de In
gache de derrlee ayan des marques de harAas ct erre
dies quatre pe1s.
Tn Pouain bai d'envron ans crinere queue
tongues marques visbles.
81 les dts anmaux recam dams dix les
fas Pays lis seTon yendqs enchsre pubque dit depot
Nouvele Orleans lie 20 Juliet So jysoanis
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COMPTRoLLER--oFFICIAL
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, August l, 1857.
+ M. 3496. l

CONTROLLERS OFFICE. !
City of New Orleans, August l, 1857.
No. 1906
Resolrl That the Comptroller be authorized pubc
sale the lowest bidder after notice In the official
psper bsnouetng the north side of Tepchore
Howard and Jacob the work be done
in accordance with specifications file in the Surveyors office,
said adjudication be approved rejected by the Common
Council
The pay into the City Treasury prior
ing his certificate the Of publication Of the petition Of the
property being we'll understood that said
shall have right demanding Of said petitioner the
bursement of the yeid costs Of publication.
tSignedl T. s. WILTZ,
President pro TEN Board Of Aldermen.
tsignedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July II, 1857.
Signedl r. S. WILTZ,
President tenn of the Board Of Aldermen, and Acting
Mayor in the absence Of Charles VI. Waterman, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY 12th inst
will adjudicae at my Office at IL O'Clock NJ, the
tract.
aul lot T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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COMPTROLLER--oFFICIAL


COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
u EsOLyED, That the Comptroller be, and
standing in the official journal accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance approved
1884 the Council will any against the city
contracted under authority Of the
in accordance with the ordinance referred to.
[signedl E.. TRACY,
ISignedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approred April %, 1885.
tsgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
The attention OF the officers of the and public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
4. THEARD,
iyl6t Comptroller City of New Orleans.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, ,
City of New Orleans, July %, 1857. s
{ No. 3489. ]
Rsolsed That the Comptroller SELL after fifteen days
in the Journal the lease City Work
years from the s of September 1851 person or per
who shall take and the said Work
the city, payable to be made
under conditions obligations penalt es and stipulation,
mentioned in and in conformity with the provisions Of
eued ordinance to provide for the
New Orleans City Work House, approved MAY 29 1851
and to be subject to the approval rejection Of the
Council
[Signedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
fSignedl 2. S. WILTZ
President pro TEN Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Jnly II, 1857.
p. s. WILTZ,
President pro Board of Aldermen Acting Mayor
the absence Of Chas. NJ. Waterman Mayor. iy23 l5t
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= T.
The this Department VIII commence on the Sc
cOmd Monday of Novem 1851 ana continue until the hrst
branches Of the Civil Common, Constitutional and lnteruN
Law well Equity JnrStruuence and Practice
Lectures will bedelvercd by fonr Prot ssors.
Those by Professor MEGA EB will treat OF Admiralty and
Maritime Law Law and the Jurisdiction OF the
Courts of the United States. ,,,-r -.
Those by Professor RANDELI. INT will treat of Com
merctl Law Criminal Law and the Law Of Evidence.
Those hy Professor ROSELUS will embrace the Civil Law
Titles whether derived from England Spain, Frame
the United States the Practice of the Courts of Civil Ju
diclion in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence Practice, and Constitu oua
The degree Bachelor of Laws will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended two " courses OF LEG
lures or one full course after read twelve
tue econ Of respectable Counselor and who shall
examination Professors be touhd deserving
ofthe honor
The fee of each Professor is S; macuaon fee S5 and
SO for the diploma
All communications must addressed 10 The Dean Of the
Faculty at New Orleans. THEODORE H. MCCAIEB,
ieI9 tnlo Dean OF the Faculty
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n- THE STEAMER JAMES E.
Woodruff c. 5. Rogers, master, will leave
New Orleans for ST. Louis the coming
as follows
THURSDAY, August G.
THURSDAY, Aug. z.
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
m6 BELL. BUCHANAN h CO., No g. Tchoupoulas.
plan Of the cabin be and secured by
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CRUEL HITs.-If l am not acceptable to respect
able portion of the Democracy, l will Withdraw
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nK. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
u tholomew Hospitals years with Rcord Of Paris
has eopened his cce No. Il Dauphine street, for general
practice of all diseases of the
eneraye both without the OF mercury
Office hours for consultations in French and English to u
NJ and 4to6 P NJ US 3ptf
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed both rough and dressed
tiHber for sale at Si for
snd so per for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
fsi9 IL, STAR PLANNING Mills, New sas.a.
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E A SUGGESTIVE 1NTERRoGATORY-An Iberville
correspondent Of the West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter
of the LIST instant, writing under date " Paquemine,
July 2s, lS57,' signing himself an Ibervle KN.,v
makes the following startling interrogatory. We sub
init it as we find it, without any remarks:
/ observe the name of W. Hamilton on the Demo-
cratic State ticket Wonder if he is the same gentle
man who volunteered in the Mexican war--went as
far as Point 1sabel-came home on furlough, and re-
fused to return to his comrades in arms according to
the tenor of the iurlough 'H-
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Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY: Sth of August
next will adjdicae at my office IL o'clock NJ the above
lease L. THEARD,
jS23 l5t Comptroller
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SFeS FOR ANTNERP-THE Al AMERICAN
kEFN ship j. ID. Cooper, Capt Collins having the bulk
her engaged will with dispatch for the
above port. Fer remainder Of freight. apply
jy2S BAXTER. LOWELL. & co.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

lie XICAN Gull f
kisa - ISL hsl Rsroad-The regular Trains
&26KHE continue 10 leave the city
daily 10 A. NJ and 81 p NJ for the Gulf and
morning and evening
Irr1lit IL L
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w Stu OF July The old black boy PRIOR. belongs
to Mr. oniot Parish of Jefferson He inches high;
has gray beard.
The owner will call and claim his property according law
f. PLANCHARD
jylT l5t Keeper OF City Police Jail.
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Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council.
LSignedl H. T. TENNARD, 2c,o.r..,
(Signedl JOHN E. HOLLAND, |i"'iiiei
Registered July 3lst 1857. HENRY DUKEL,
aui 4 I 10 Il Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-05

,s-.r4as4s,, BiLLiAttD TABLES CONSTANTLY
GAmz.EpS niNd and tor sale from the manIfactory OF
tE-' Messrs.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati.
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables, Bruswc's
Also Cloths, Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
iug this line.
orders thankfully received AND promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
nj v Charles Room, o
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SEWING MACHINES I. NJ. SINGER .v CO.'S
~ Agency for e sale OF their improved Sewing Mpchuc
especially adapted to the making NEGRO CLOTH
PLANTATION
And
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING.
is established at No. l2U street These machines
took the first premium the Worlds
ace, in Paris Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
Machines and are the only Sewing Machines by the
Government of France in making the clothing for the French
army constant supply Of these No Machines, together
with Silk Cotton and Linen Thread. Spoos Needless ETC etc
always on hand. Orders promptly attended to- Address
s. II. PECK,
40 12O Canal street, Newt Orleans,
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3 . Z D E a U X.
" E W Y O r X


kSFFS Iine-Ihe Al fast sailing packet bark WASH
ssss1singt0n Butcher, Collins, master having most
o her engaged, Will have dispatch. For balance
freight or passage Grpig to
NU4 GEO, w, HYNSoN & CO.. 81 Camp street
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SsSa9eessH&h SHIPS, STEiA AIEUATS AND FAM
gxE&NAM essuppliei with Beet, Pork, Mutton and Veal
Sausgss TEipe and king in the e. bq5shs S
Beet put order for Cabin Family Use at Stall
Mo- POYDRAS MARKET, by --
AUGUSTUS c. MERKEL.
n, B-Sesnboas aud Ships supplied with all kinds OF Live
SGct such fresh mitch Cows Hogs SA0aIs, Pigs, SRsep,
Coats Geese DucAs, Chickens. etc, mi:t
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LO N D o N.
G EN- GA
B ELlZE H o N D U RA S
A n T w f r p .

ES6S FOR BELIZE EIIONDURAS-THE FAST
NRR sailing brig Ida, Goodpeed, MASTER will have dis
ss5s1s-AaEapntch. For freight passage, apply 10
jy2l BAREl.lI CO.. 81 Common street.
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WAS brought to the City Prison on the
w 18th of July the grf boy AAES. Says he belongs
A. Parnnm residing Of Lafayette and St John
He is about % old feet inches high has finger of
the left hand cut, and on the left foot
The will call and claim his property according law.
+. BLANCHARD, Keeper
Registered Jnly 81, 1851
HENRY DUREI,
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MAS brought to the City Police .yafl on the
w 18th Of july the black boy FRANK Says he belongs
to Mrs Mckay and LHtemore Jackson Miss He is
years old feet 81 inches high; strongly built has burning
OIL the right hand, and one the left thigh
The owners will call and claim their properly according law
f. BLANCHARD,
iy2j l5t Keeper City Police Jail
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OCULAR KETS.
~ COAST PACKET STEAMER
@ARlkts Bella Donna-To and from from New Orleans,

Bayou Fort Adams. Willamsport Port
Hudson al. intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA.
VIM McComs master will her old trips commencing
Saturday August l5 and will continue throughout the season
leaving Orleans Saturday evening, at O'Clock,
Bayou every Wednesday evening the arrival of the
cars from Woodvile.
HA will the Levee to receive freight on Thurs
day morning.
ry Particular attention paid the receiving and andiug Of
and freight .t ali hours day and night
iy2aif HOLMES & CtAUSS, II Tchou pitouas st,
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Hicenriousness in high Life.

The New York Evening Post in an article on
tn scludaIous developments OF the Wooiman aud
Furniss ease, whclsoccupies three or four columns
in th. popers, makes the suhioin-d remarks:
'lu jId ing the plr;i To this scaudulou- inouf-
~, hoarver, LIT 0cwars that We DO not visit IN.
on one or two u:ivi nails sins for which all our
hshiowbi % tety Is more or leSs respon-iDl.
Rcu and well dress profit al. s are pro iueut
and W. had almost said the f,voritr f.. turr of the
Nv York drawiu4 room. Our city Is even now
rife with other sCorirs OF intimacr- as disgraceG
ns any hing which has been disclosed in the rela-
laton OF Mrs WOodman and Furuiss, and, W. blush
TO add, quite a mercenary. We have no socid
staudnrI which sets mark Of iuiumy uppu Che rous
II Do" dances ana or, ssrs wei, aud has Leisure To
DIV te 70 the eutertaIumcU' OF women, there are
always enough TO be- battered aud heeuIlei bv his
attentions into fmiliariues watch rrzu in disGouor
IL not isgracr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20

FALLEN MErEoR FOUND The people Of Marble
head think they have found meteor on River II al
Be8ch, which tell in May last. The meteor, wien
found was 10 a solid mass aud covered Il space of
eight or ten feet in diameter The subsistence /. Of
DARK color, and resrmbl scoril or molten ron
alter cooling. The surface is perfectly -mooth nj
Il covered with slobues Of different size which I'd
apptrruuy been forced upwards by the pres,ur, OF
tue vapor below. The under surface OF the mas Is
porous On being broken it euits a stroug sul
phurous smell. IL is IN no way affected bv the
magnet The substance presents the appearance
OF having been cooled from a fluid stsIe. The
whole mass ~ ighed from Elk TO eight hun bred
pOuuds.-B0stoE Courier.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20

o A NJ. lightning Express, through to Collnhus an
IeN-lnd without tu &c cars; $3.50 r. Nj. Evening b.,
press through TO beisir and Pitsburs without cha re
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20

DEATH or VENERABLE CoUPLK.-On the 4tb
instant Mr. Buttrrf-ld Varuum and his wife. a
venerable pair who for forty seven years have lived
happily togetherin Dracut Mass, died uuder some
what singular circumstances. Mrs. Varnum, who
has for nearly year past been in falling health
has frequently expressed the wish that her hfe
might be spared long a. that of her aged part
ner and as il Heaven had answered her PRAYERS
she Expired on the day in less than five hours
after he breathcd his last
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20

FeeFHEsSs WANTED TO-
BE- 40 900 men to engage in the sale Of the most
popular selling Books in America. InvaHds mechanics
farmers and teachers vi-hng travel will find this
profitable and pleasant business enabling them to
gents no" in the business clearing from $500 500
For full particulars Of Books address
II. NJ. RULIsON, Queen City Publishing House. 14l Main
street, Cincinnati, ohiO or, if living East, RULIsON,
Philadelphia sept21
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20

~ Th many friends OF our WORTHY young FL
low-rrizeu, d c. DUNN E-q, will regret to learn
that bee ! It our city on yesterday on d bu-in S.
tour T,xa-, whore 10 is is intention to locate, in
tn practice OF Sic professions; bis determination to
OPP field Tor fame elsewhere has robbed the
c"mmu ity, 10 which he has resided for some tim
OF oae "ho has shown himself possessed Of many
envn"Ie qu,1ties Of both head AMI heart.
IN " aJ-vrr country or cline he may select, on
w.i." To anchor 1i- culir, aud hang out MS
- rr-., D." wis. .rru J. manner Of .uecrss and
"It h.ar. iuu .y xcliuin J, done
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GALVANIZED WIRE
ON haBs aaa f8F sAle -
" sepsaa. D. DfcKl
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
IReports Furnished By the Associated Press.1

Nav YoRK Nov. I9.-Cotton quiet-Flour firm.
Wheat 81 2Oa$I 30 for white f; 81 Is for red
Corn-yellow 884.
There has been several street assassiuations dur.
ing the past few days.
CINcINNATI, Nov. l9.-FIour dull Proyi-ions
unchanged Whisky II. Linseed oil 90.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19.-Rver falling with 81 feet
water the falls
WEATHER Snow squalls. Thermometer 81
degrees
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20

FATAL ACCIDENT .-lir CHAs. SHAW Of Charles
ton, Conductor on the South Carolina R4i.ro.d
while engaged on Friday last, in passing from one
car to another accidentally feel from the platform;
the wheels of the train passed over his legs below
tn knees. coz pletely s,vering and drcadfuliy
mashng the other. The accident happening uDon
the afternoon up-train at the Fort Motto station.
MIR. Shaw was conveyed to Columbia, but he was
so severely injured that he died just as he reached
the Depot.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20
". II. EvEaETT

R1 hirue o. an order " sae u directed fr, TIE
A clerk u ne & Ecuit Couft OF Davidson COUNTY sen
TENDER term, 1851 10 the sut OF 2. HamHa ~ b q
uInse1s oy attachment VII On the 2std1y 90 Nsgs
Der, ousr for rlc 70 the highest biadeT III ne C-,r
House yard gate ia Nash ilir variety ~ r5.sri-
articles usually sepi Ia ftuy grocery aud -u4fry rt
cles u furniture. Gals % commence 40 a'c acs
JOAN r. EBtUNueuN sheriff
HoVLa-dd- by e. q. "a aFhELL, ID. p
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FOR RENT.

FOK RENT.
A HOUSE in Edgehed, wit in a few minutes walk Of
n the Public Square, containing rooms besides Ei.ch
and servants rooms. Enquire of
J. q FELLOWS,
noyG-tf. No o q. .-rv strset
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20
A CARD.

portion OF the patrons Of the anna having rendered
me Complimentary Benefit waited upon sr Davis the
Lessee and Manager that establishment for one
nights which gentleman Internationally rented 90 me for
Saturday evening few hours afterwards he by note in
formed me he declined performing bis part Of The contract
In view Of these circumstances, reluctantly oonpse
to decline the honor proposed.
W. II. EVERETT.
NnNeUnber 20. lssI-
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
Metropolitan Ealing House.


W. ul opsu oar Estai hshmsat corner Of Gear ana
oela. J. 4 ". 4QQaE
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c A n d / d A T E S
SHEHsIFFALTY.

~ We are authorized to announce JAMES T. HINTON a.
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county al the next
March election. "
y We are authorized 10 announce JOHN K. EDMoSpsoS
March election. -
. We are authorized TO announce Z. B. BIGLEY as
Cadate Tor sheriff Of Davidson county the
IT = We are authorized to announce A Creole, as
candidate for Sheriff davidson county az the next arcf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20
Notice To Transient Advertisers.


We trust that our city readers vii rene mber
and attend the lecture at DR.. Howel's Church %
night. The subj ct is very interesting one at
thi- time, aud are sure the Lecturer, Mr. BILBo,
will discuss il with -r-at ability.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20
The EIcelsiOr Corn and Cob Min.

II A. last received TIE Highest premium Al The rrs
Nalqnal FAR a. iolisve znd as8 al d. one ssT-
Var az oinaHnzt, over ne Little Giant So 80 So
AlHE. $50 49, 49, --~4-
Il Is adapted 70 crushing Cora and Cob I've Ost AZ .
Ier 7o9A' an4 ier EHuaiuE Tor fa15y ~ dIsri14Fie
- - tiHa ns eaftalve can be renewed az = cost 81
ta5ge ae are bes east separate ts other pertoas
f~uh1 es Pets' Hi.h tHe pairs u Ffiadna rIaas a.
nt3 aoiafs. trAFstas Agents santsd h ssll br ssv
SO. ..s = q BALDWIN 90
0S''~1A"@NoA' q uoiiezs street, SashR4aa.
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SherIfrs Sale.

November 20, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-20

VIE Ma hYlie Commercial Insurance Compzny have
THIS day declared ii vide ID u eight per ga lo
capital STOCK o-t " tbs Prolts Tor the last aoaths.
noFz-lm' JAMES WALkE4, ,ecy.
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BALTIMORE, Nov 14-P NJ
GRAIN-AH descriptions Of grain fair recent to-
daythe total receipts being about $4,000 bushels heat
was only in fir demand and the market for it had
dropping tendency Prime wheats, however are wanted
for shipment. The offerings he Corn Exchange were
IS ~ bust sold at llOlo cents for fair prime
parcels; l1C915 for medium whites 12O122 cents
for fair lots Of do 1235 cents for good prime; and
l4O cents for choice family -four parcels of do.