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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-12
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OF - ia M
CIGARS, TOBACCO X SNUFF,
Wholesale and Retail, at
ES MAN & HAAS.
No. Lincoln House Block.
We offer our present large stock Of fine
Imported HAVANA Cigars,
Imported Principe Cigars,
Imported Manila Cigars,

AIRS. r. G. HUNT Would respectfully inforu
lNA the Ladies' Of Worcester and vicinity that she has
AIKEN rooms at 1888 Main street, Of Maple for the
purpose Of Dress-making and Family Stitching, where
she would be happy 10 wait uon her friends and former
patfans and all who are ia want Of work doEe IN her
line. Basques and capea stitched a. short notice =
Terms reasonable. leodom myzo
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING.

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aNTRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
Wv PILLS-For sale, wholesale and retail, at pro
prietors' prices, by D. SCOTT,
% d6 ISL Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-12

DHODE ISLAND MONEY WANT
"a ED.-Two per premium paid for Rhode Island
Money exchangefof Groceries, koUest cash prtces
at LAID & TEMPLES
oil du OPP. P. W. r. r. Depot
AMANNTED-lo buy small Farm, containing
Wv roml0 to "a acres, with suitable buildings, with.
in miles of the Court House City Hall. Inquire at
this Office du oS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-12

RUCTION.-BIRS. EZRA FITCH wishes
a. to give instruction in the French and German Lam
guages. For further information apply at
M diff No. Walnut street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
The Atlantic Cable.

The London Observer says: 1T is now M
derstood to be determined definitely nut to re-
new the attempt 10 lay the Atlantic cable this
year. The cable is 10 be forthwith shipped
from the holds Of the ARamemnOn aud Mag
ara, and slowed away for the winter in the
Government dookyarl at KeyhAn. There it
is to be well tarred and attended to, TO pre-
vent il from rnstng In the meantime one
thousand more miles Of the cable are to be
manufactured, which, with the quantity 10
baud, will make three thousand miles next
year The cost Of the unsuccessful expert
inent is estimated at about $4,000"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

Astounding Developments irs the Flsan-
CIAI Departments Of the Corporation.
Some time ago one Of The boards Of our city
coapcils appointed committee, 6y say Of an r.
pertinent, 10 ook ihto The records OF the hnsnrial
d-partmrut OF tis blessed Cooperation. IN order
thereby 10 ascertain II possible. hos the peoples
mon has been going for the iast fer years In
pursuance Of their duty, the committee have been
inspecting the books, papers, &c, touching oar
city expenditures for the last ave or sx years o.
more, and their discoveries have been perfectly
OF rwhelming. Il seems, from these astounding
disclosnres that within this period Of i've or SIX
wears, stsass Of HaOnsy. aBsosHfsHg 20 fAs sfapeH
doHs aggrsgsts Of eight Ten t#sioas. hass atsap-
tedrsa from eify treasury, aooosy kaosgHs hoE
sohsR, soissrs, shat FIR Tue mVney has been ex-
pended bet there sre vouchers OF sPeeinessions,
o. Indications - 70 the purposes fOF which Il was
paid away z Herald.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
OFTENNEssEE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
MoEDAY, Oct. Is 1851.
Br Coz presented communication from DR..
Cox Chemist for the inspection Of Liquors il Ohio,
embracing the laws of Ohio upon che suljeet of
adulterated liquors, together with the views Of Dr.
Cox thereon. R ferred 10 TippIing COmmittre.
Mr. Travis, from the Bank Committed, reported
the bill TO repeal the Usury Laws majority re-
commencing its passage.
Mr. Travis also presented a minority report, in
writing. at some length, entering into elaborate
argument ia favor of the present law.
Mr. Wright from the Committee on Private Cor
poratons ported Senate Bill 10 establish Central
University, and recommending its passage Report
received.
Mr. Bullen, from the Committee on Public
Roads, reported S-nate Bill 20 amrnd the FraBklin
College. and Sion' River Turnpike Comp my, and
recommended it. Pas ,ge. Received.
The Chair press ut d thu biennial r port of Col.
Payne, State Oommissioontr of Roads, which was
read, AMI $500 copies riered to be printed
Mr.. Goff presented the report Of w. Cooper
on the igest of the laws, which was referred TO
t 'e special committee on that subj.
s-nate resolution to bring on the eleciien Of
United States Senator in place of Hon John Bell
on the 9th, Was lost AJes-l2; noes u, as fOl-
lOSs: 80
Ayes-M ssrs. Brown, Davis, Goodpasture, Hill,
Jones'. NcDougal, Reid, Travis, Walker, Whit
thorne, Wright, and Mr. Speaker Bureh.
Noes-M tssrs. Bratcher, Bulen, Denton, Goh,
Goodner, Harris, Heisk, Menees, McCOnicO,
Roach, Ross and WeickeF.
~ BANK OF TENNESSEE. s.az 1910
Mr.. Davis offered the following resolution, which
lies over under the rule:
Whereas, the capital stock of the Bank of Ten
nessee is owned by the State, who, through its
proper officers, have selected a President and Die
rectors to manage the affairs OF said Bank. these
parsons are alone responsible to the citizens Of the
State as to how the same is conducted. Be it
therefore, rerfs -F.-.-r .
Resolved, That the late suspension of the Bank
of Tennessee, with assets to the amount of six
millions, nine hundred and seventy-nins thousand
dollars, in which there is included seven hundred
and torty-srven thousand dollars 10 gold and silver
TO meet liability of only three million and sixty
thousand dollars, together with the often expressed
opinion of the officers of said Bank that th,
able to and would redeem their circulation when
present d does not the approval OF this GEN
eral Assembly.
Mr.. Walker offered a bill to incorporate the
Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company. Passed
FIRST reading and referred. .#
Mr. Munday had leave of absence until Friday.
The Speaker presented a communication from
the Maury County Agricultural Society, inviting
the Senate to attend the Fair in that County. Ae-
cepted, and Messrs. McCOnicO, WbitthOrne and
Walker appointed a committee to represent the
Senate.
Adjourned to 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

The CENTRAL AMERICAN QUKsTIoS.-Intel.
ligence from Washington Informs us that all
questions between the United States and Cen
trial America are settled, and that our Govern
ment mas taken determined steps TO prevent all
fhbuster movements IN the future. IL be dc fac
10 government of Nicaragua Is recognised, aud
Mr.. lrissarri Is To be received Minister. The
form and details of Treaty with Nicaragua
have been adopted, recognising the charter aud
contract OF the old American Canal Company
OF the p OF September, ls49, as amended 27Ih
Jolly, 1907, providing for the re establishment
Of the Transit Line, aud the restoration of the
Oompanys rights. The Treaty was unani-
mously agreed TO by the Cabinet, as also the
recognition. OF the new Nicaraguan Govern
ment ana tue reception of its Minister Orders
have been issued to the Commando of H. emil
Squadron TO arrest thb0stering expedItiops
wherever found, and Lord Napier has ordsred
Capt. Erskine, commanding the British sopad
ron, 10 capture all fhbusters, should thai -.
capped our squadron, aad deliver them 10 the
American Commander.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MoNDAY, Oct. l9, 1857.

Mr. Raulston, from certain citizens of Hamilton
and Grundy counties, to establish new county.
Referred to the committee on new counties, &c.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. King. from the Judiciary Committee, report.
ed the following bills: To regulate the lees OF At
toraeys Genera'--Directory to Attorneys General
TO limit the fees of Attorneys General-TO reg
ulate turf rscng-To repeal che Act allowing grand
juries to send for Witnesses in certain cases-TO
amend the injunction lawS--TO repeal the ACT to
project the hOmestead-io change the name OF
Robert L Els y; and recommended their rel c.
ton. Also tin fooWing: To grant administration
in certain cases-FO repeal the first section OF the
Act passed Feb. 9TH, 1S56--TO prevent useless ex-
pense in litigation; and recommended their pas
sage. ...-...,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
sirapes In lgallfernLn.

Mr., Ststson, OF she ARsoF House, hes been en-
testainins bis guests reerty, uish grapes from the
otheF EIDE u Toe eongiEins. They we're piaeked
soBe losty days since. 50 Los Angeles. California,
ADD sere asarly as irish aud fragrant Gs Il they
had beea brought yesteday iron csoton Poiut
faey sfe 51eeter than zly that eosae 20 oar mar
kei, snd have = stronger htEoF than ours common
b possess. Ia sise. tks sieEeaesis not matfrial.
The success 81 this shlpmehI sko'Ts nat CslfoF-
MA nay yut be able % export commodities Of more
value thsa hrF gold. 1his city 1iabts daring ess-
tain ssas9uss taralsh abarket for uFe handrsd
lhousasd ppaBds Of GRAPHS per meeth a hfly ets
pousd. And Il 80, uily Is Dos tie g5sprs, oiise
aad AZ ealsnrs, aBs tie sine manBf,etafs OF Cal.
faEnia worshy Of me s.tsatiea Of AsE YORK sspl,
taiisis IN. y Post. Ila.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

Native CoTToE.-The following is an ex.
tract from letter, published In the TallahAs-
see FiOridian and Journal, and dated the l4,h
of September, at Fort Myers, Florida:
awhile on scout near this place, 90 the
CarlOosahatchee River q few days ssnce,
found large quantily OF wild cotton. This
cotton is growing in low marshy hammock
near the river; when first discovered could
hardly believe the fact, bat upon examiaaLlon
/ found il 70 DO cotton ia IT'S crude aud uReal-
tiVated state. This cotton has the appear-
ance OF Naukeen ootgoa; bur Ghink abs IL
caused by the red bog, which seems 10 have
the saiue Effect OH the bos IS rust ca tie stem.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


It's sweet at sunset whnn the Vest
Is tinted with golden hue.
In some sequester, spot 20 rest
To givs the past a oaial review.
lis sweet when evening shades descend
And one by one the STARS appear,
quiet musi & hour to sp nd
10 reveriss OF ehIdhocd dear.
lis sweet when NJ h. b = curtain alngs
Around the scenes q busy day,
To satoh the bright illuraHed Winga
II hre-nies II sp0rtsve play.
To see the dista4t lightning leap
In vivid aash across the SKY,
To hea tie music Wild AID deep
OF evenitg Wiads 50 uailing b.
IT'S sweet 10 hear the Wsthsr's bell
L. light authorization iofs
which luns shs fold FAR down the dell
When borne a. Alxsr1 nsiss alon.
Bat sWeetes FAR than all to
Than the melody q soug. Us r#
nis 20 hesE a. saFsreF-isas
he riHgingo Of the ssgpsr-0oag.
sPEARKKIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
z;,or, Of Me National b,teiiio.ue.y

w md the following communication IN the
National InteEigencer:.
70 the Editors of the National h,teLiigsnesr:
Gentlemen: = In the recent discussion and
speculations OuchiDg the existence of a North
Polar (OpeB) Ses, superinduced by the publi-
cation Of the work of the late lamented DIR.
= Kane and Others | have been somewhat sur
prised never to have met with airy alusion to
stract," entitled "a Brief Discourse of
Passage by the North Pole to Japan, China,
:. de-, pleaded BY three experiments; ard answer
81 10 all objections that can be urged against
Passage that way, by Joseph Maxon, Fellow
of the Royal Society,"" From said document
make the following verbatim extract, to-
wit:
Being about % years ago, in Amsterdam, I
went into q drinking house, to drink Cup of
Beer for my Thirst, and sitting by public
Fire, among several People, there happened
Seaman to come in, who, seeing q Friend of
bis there, who he knew went in the Green
land Voyage, wondered to see bin, for it was
not yet time for the Greenland Fleet to come
home, and asked what accident bad brought
him home so soon, his friend (who was the
Sherman aforesaid, in Greenland Ship that
Summe) told him that their Ship went not
out TO tish that Summer, but only to take in
the LacinR of the whole Fleet, to bring it 10
an early Market, &c.
'tBut," said lie, ''before the Fleet had caught
Husu enough 10 ldQe Us we, by ORDER OF the
Greenland Company, sailed unto the North
Pole and came back again. WhereupOn (his
relation being Novel to me) l entered into dis
course with him, and seemed to question the
Truth of what he said; but he did insure me
that it was true, and that the ship then
in Amsterdam, and many of the seamen, be-
longing to her, to Justify the truth of it; and
told me, moreover, that they had sailed two
Degrees beyond the Pole. asked him if they
found no land or islands about the pole2 He
told me No, there was free and open Sea.
l asked him if the did not meet with great
deal OF Ic.2 He told me no, they saw no ice.
l asked him what weather they had there?
de told me, fine warm Weather" &c.
To the tract" from which the above ex-
tract is taken there is no date, bat infer the
period of Mr.. Muxon's conversation with the
''steerman," to have been in the year 1915,
from date given in another part of the doc
ument.
The ''tract" is published in the ''1st vol
ume OF John Harris's Collection of Voyages
and Travels, page GIG, London, MDCOV, TO-
Ito edition." the only copy of which 1 have
ever seen is the one belonging to my library,
and from which quote as above.
Very respectfully, your obedient serv't, &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
SherLMs = he.

RY virtue of an execution and order Of sale di
ID Fected from Josiah Ferris, Esq, in favor O. G.
Brown against Burton Moore / viii he l4th day Of
November next expose sale, residence res
Miller, Edgehed Nashville, the highest bidder
for cash. al the interest rig that Joseph Burton
in and a negro named Htrret, and her
children, Mary and Iua it beng the part thereof laid
VI psrty will be so ID satisfy said order
Of sale. Sale within legal hours.
J.K. EnMONDSON, Sheriff,
octi6-td. by r. A. CAM LII :.
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MARRIED.

AZ sAe siessFt aass, aarsesbaro - IasFs1Ay eve
alag lsth lsss By Rev Dr. aeass. ca Aait azrsa. e
sch Yfe Miss AeHA Heakis. e4aSsteF e ss- D..
y. ~ Hsasis.
II ~ Eaespzi CARA ccsantlA. 5. G. ~ nsF. Dz.
saaa % a. ssh lass. c. Va = Bass. = A. sy. -
vie. saszsal.s E.al.Ess. e $50 Al.hana.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
MONEY! MONEYS!
EXCHANGE BANK GOODlI


THE undersigned has large lot Boots and Shoes o
his own manufacture, ade up expressly the FAN
trade w ich viii be solo at the reasonable p
and others wanting supply of negro 81 Oes vii
do we'll to x mine stock.
Also in store and for tae, 1875 sizes FIRST rate Black
Harness Leather al lot Of pad skins, &C.
Fo either Shoe. Leath tr will take money on the
Exchange Bank par.
~ he highest UarAet ICein cash paid for country
6 ides. ]. 6ANuTON
oct SW arre
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

Flowers have biooinsd 10 our prairies and
passed away, from sgs 20 sge. Enseen - nan
and multitudes Of viz nes have beea acted out
IN obscure places without note or sdmiratioa.
Che sweetness Of both has gone nP . hessen,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
rhsU.s. rrsa.urY.
spaeial Dispatch 20 the n Y I'rlbans.

7l'sel4A bisiAAAeA % t1e - 4 ifto@Ae-
WAsHINeroS, Tuesday, Oct. Is, 1857.
The Dotted States Treasury has suspended
-ths Fedemption'of stocks, IN consequences
of the fact that the current revenae is bat one
loaF'h the amount of the current expeudl-
earsa, the surplus has bssn reduced 10 $1,000
600 since tbs lst of August.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
REaOLUTIDNa.

Mr.. Turner, of Sumner, a resolution directory to
the Nasbvil Il Louisville Railroad Company, and
asking for information OF the progress OF the road
Mr.. Blackburn, providing for the appointment OF
agents for the lie OF the bonds OF this State.
Mr.. Tay lor commencing the gradual Withdraw
al of all p4per currency from circulation, and the
establishment of a specie currency. --
Mr. wilson, directing tho Clerk to prepare and
furnish business calendar for the houIe each
week
Mr. Bradford, requiring the Committee on banks
to inquire into the prODrirty of putting the State
Bank in liquidation, aud TO report TO the House
The resolution OF Mr. Turner, of Sumner, re-
questng Messrs Meigs x Cooper TO franz a law re-
form bill, Was taken up. Hr. Stanton offered an
amendment to appoint committee to frame the
bill, with the privilege of comforting with hessrs.
Meigs & Cooper. Mr.. Polk offered an amendment
that 81, ssrs Meigs l. Cooper be added TO the Judi
cisry Committee. Mr. RO"les moved the indeh-
mite postpOnement of the resolution ana amelId-
ments, which prevailed
Mr.. Thompson, providing for joint select COM
mittee TO frame law Reform Dill. t
81. BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Bayless, to authorize Samuel Waddel aud
Moses Moore to erect mill dan across Chucky.
Mr. Johnson ''to abolish mastering" and pro-
vidiug TOR annual reports Of tue militia strength OF
the State.
Mr.. King to provide for the trial Of the rights of
property levied on under execution before JUSTICES
of The Peace, aud prevent the costs OF Chsueery
Courts IN such cases. ..z
Mr.. Cannon, to repeal the proVisO of the End
section Of the Act of Feb. %, 1862, chap. 1852.
Mr. Roberts to amend the Revenue laws OF this
State.
Mr. Turner, of Sumner, to change the construc-
tiOn of wills, deeds, &c.
BILLS ON SECOND BEADING.
Bills to incorporate ByrJ's Commercial College
Of Memphis To protect note holders. F. curing
tax collectors to take the notes of all Free Banks,
having the eBdors' ment Of the Comptroller; passed
a second reading and were referred 20 appropriate
Committees. Ar. Williams' bill to amend she char
ter of the Wtstern Central Turnpike Company,
granting State al the same. failed to pass SEE
cond reading by a vote Of AYES l, nay o. The
DILL TO prevent unnecessary expense IN SEits OF er
ror. reported by Judiciary Committee, passed Sc
cond reading.
Messrs stoval aud Bulloch spp ,ared, were quail
fed and took their seas.
Mr.. Buloch, on motion of Mr.. Dunlap was add
ed 10 Ihe Committee on Messrs. MsIgs COOper's
digest. - Tr.r
Mr.. Cooper, moved that 500 copies Of the sata-
logue OF members &C, be printed, which prevail
ed. ~-F...T-s q
SIR ST. John corrected the report OF some Of the
city papers, that he had made elOquent speech
some proposition before the House. de stated
that somebody else made that speech. .
The House adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. 90 a.a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20

tHE fAsr.-Look not moarnfally into The
past-it cannot rsturn. let h eantrifnte Al Iy,,-
prove me present tr g Is thins. Thee 20 forth
meet the future with manly hesTf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
TO THE LADIES!!


M RS HO WERFO Union street. would respectfully
mi orm The Ladies OF Nashville, that she has secured
the services Of Miss A. =. MoCABE superior DREss-
MAKER, to suPerinend this department Of her business
She Is pre- AIRED to have any style Dress uade at
the shortest ice AID invites her pa rons to
give her call.
Millinery gOois. e t2t =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
A Good Example to Tradesmen.
be Zee York Evening Pos. says:

The New York Evening Post says:
It is with pleasure that we refer to the announce
ment in another column OF the plan adopted by one
themselves and their creditors from the universal
Inconvenience resulting from the scarcity OF money
Mrssrs Edward lambert x Co., feeling the pres
sure which IN spte o: every expedient, has forced
rival houses TO suspension. have determined TO
avoid that fate in way equally advantageous to
the public and TO themselves. Instead, therefore,
of trying to stave of :he Inevitable hour by resort
to the note-shsver, and by borroWing at one per
cent. per day, they propose to obtain money by re-
ducing their prices considerably below the cost Of
importation. AS & sample Of their programme,
observe 900 dozen pairs of Baou's kid GLOW S Of
fered at 10 cents par-gloves which are oFdina-
ry sold at a dollar.
This Is a move in the right direction, and we
have no doubt les results will stimulate general
emulation among dry goods men. When money
has become twice much in demand formerly,
i is high time our tradesmen recognize the fact and
give the purchaser twice as much for il. This,
though at times inconVe nient, is unquestiORably
the true policy. Is il not better To oblige the pub
lie and raise means by supplying them with cheaper
necessaries OF life, than 10 suffer the same loss
the hands OF the usurious note-shaVers So long,
therefore, merchants hold aud fail merely To
maintain in time Of scarcity the eKhOrbtant pri-
ces created by money surplus, they c N hardly
expect the sympathy which course more in ae-
coFdance with the exigencies Of the public might
have elected.
Another commendabe expedient for q similar
purpose has beeu adopted by the extensive hous~
OF S. B. ChittendvD & Co., who advertise for aue-
ion their entire stock OF dry goods, valued az
500 600, proposing 10 take their own notes matu-
ring previous TO December let In payment
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
NOTICE.

NHE creditors OF G. W. will learn some hing to
to their interest by calling my No 80 Cherry
street Those indebted to the will please call and
settle, as long time cannot be given.
Octi5-d. Sttf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
Rags! RagSy!

OWING to the financial condition the country and
" the great depression OF trade, it necessary
reduce the price IF gs to Sc per ID elect
after the frst day Of November, 1857 After the
da of November in pay &c cash for good rag l
hope the trade wi zee the neces OF this this
try ing time manufacturers,
Oetl6-im. -..F W. S. WHITMAN.
NEGRO FOR SALE.
I'VE have a very iSel negro woman about SO years
w old that good cock, washer and ironer, which
We will trade Tor properly in Edgedeld.
Octl5-1w. H Il HAYNES L 90
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TENNESSEE INSTITUTE BALL,
TO BIZ HE'D AT TIE FAR ROOMS
WEDN EsDAY NaGHT. OCT. 81.


a WIDOW twenty Ave years Of sge, unrncumbered
n with children, sessng fair accomplishment
consd rable fortune, and who has ded the las Eve
ia australia where she her hu and, Wi-hes 10
make the acquaiat nce OF sui able person with Vis%
mAtnmOny. Address, HAR IGF,
Oc-20. Nashville Post flee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
EISTER NS

II NHIS is the favorable build your Cisterns The
GREAT oIsTEhE BUILDER, HUGH L BEATTY, is now in
: hi city, prepared bIid of sizes April
cations made by note, Otherwise II. e. Scovel,
receive prompt attention. tiune25 ON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
FOG SALE.
RANR oE NANuVlILE


M have complete stock Of Groceries, consisting in
w part Of
salt, Whisky, Nails, Candles,
Tea, Gig rs, Tobacco Brandes, &C. Inch, with Bale
Rope BaRging 20 bales OF Augusta Drills all Of which
will sell at asOnable for Bank Of Nashville Notes,
or for certified cheeks of deposit.
We have also iTabe city and Fdgeheld property
which will dispose Of on favorable terms in the
way. Apply to
FISHER 4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-20
a Cam.

In view Of the general suspension Of specie payment
the Banks Of Tennessee and other States the undersigned
have to-day deemed uasdvabe longer continue specie
payment The holders Of notes who may prefer the
notes Of the Ban Tennessee can at all times receive
them 10 exchange for ours
DYER PEARL, rest Of the City Bank.
Ar RoZitR. A." as Traders Baak.
WI sHAPARD, q" MERCHANTS
~ ~ J. D.JAMEs Rank Of Commerce
F-CARfER, " Of the Union.
Oct2O d WaE2t