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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-29

- FROM THE 1ST OF DECEMBER,
@ 1856, January 10th, 1885,, paid to this Government
~ $l250 On Friday june a. KanakA came to my
62f worth Of beer stating for c. Vincent
bringing yincent carry the beer The Kauaka
the beer The day received warrant Of arrvs
for selling this 62l worth Of beer For i've days have
court every having been postponed M want o
evidence To-day fined $50 BUT listen to the sv-
dence They take Kanaka policeman Nc give him rco
glasses Of said he It bitter and made him
giddy. The Mr. Jourian, (oce) He says n,Ade
the Kanakas eyes The next Mr. Brcwsod,
(poce says sse with the addition that
the Kanakss eyes md he looked u
man had poisoned nsh Consider tbs evidence
how got and the n,en that gAye T. when ped e THE
eraioa other men who had paid 5000 yesr g
make the beer before them show them hov ~ nads end
bear an But there prejudice saiua sser snd
my $50 will pay them better than Bon9 g e make bs.
That prejudice wss got n p men hesdns s lesa:s I. hs
done away With started selling beet sP 70 49,
singled out Of eight hsye e tdee nsn9s
likely to hase the $3.50 Any other reason Snee gvs
L inform the public that t1e only Hoo - 49,
Islands that make beer ut to drink Never un1 ah -
pubcans tell about being aware of eteelt beg e
afraid Of Il; they dread is effect Not the e1e h g s
party that drinks it, but the effect has h1d on thr TN
beer was bad, people would not drink Isssd -.
out Of this port and H.! n corvette E.vyssee .ss4
ships have drank hundreds Of gallons u ny beer-
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CARGO PER KAMEHAMEHA ".

CAkGU FEk AAMEHAMEHA w.
FROM LIvERPooL.
VUVHE UNDERSIG NED invites the attentions Of deal
valuable of merchandise just received by above
named vessel Among the importan; articles win be
found
Dry Goods.
Brown cottons, drills, white madapoams.
White shirtings, various qualities. blue shrtng,
Blue drill, fancy drills and rowserng variety,
White and drab cord bedtcks,
White muslin goods Of various descriptions.
Printed muslns, figured do, fine cloth, doeskin,
Gambrooms, plain alpacas figured alpaca
White, red and blue blankets, assd qualities ard Sizes
Figured lustre, mosquito curtains carpeting,
Velvet carpeting, clothing in great variety,
Hosiery and undershrs all qaiities,
Shirts Of various descriptions, blue w6olen shirts,
Fancy prints true blue prints, mourning prints,
White ground prints, Turkey red and yellow do,
Silk corahs, English silks, lawns, hats &C., &C., &c.
Assorted English GrOceriesz and LiverpOOl
English white lead, paints and boiled oil,
Rope ami canvas bagging and wool packs
saddery, brides and bits, syes
Hardware.
Sheet lead, holow-ware, sledge hammers
Anvis Qarge) crowbars, garden chairs hat stands,
Whee-barrows (ironl tool chests,
Cutlery. chest locks, tin plate,
Two screws for pressing wool or puu, ass'd ron
Liquors.
Brandy, port, sherry, caret, gin and whisky,
Alsop's draught ale in hogsheads,
Younger's draught ale in hogsheads.
Salts draught ale in hogsheads,
Byas ale in quarts and pints,
Alsop's ale Pins ale, Meakim's ale
Sundries.
Anchors and chains, fire bricks, blue bricks,
slates small money safes gates garden rollers,
Assorted earthenware, nappies, pipes, Liverpool SALT
Patent woven hose for fire engines &c, &c, &c.
62-t. ROBERT C. JANI0N.
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To she Owner, and Pcrss.. lnsercsssd n
Whaleships in the Pacific Ocean,

eft r. a.,if nASkyELp 90.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
Yoases ann gaaos.

a)ouses ann gaaos.
TO LET.
"A THE TWO STORES NOW BEING
e: erected in Fort street, between King
- Parties wishing to lease have them fitted by
early application For terms. please apply to
6+H B. 4. SNOW.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
- THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
:8 Dwelling House. situated the of Fort
A ana Streets occupied by DIR. Lathrop
Possession given 1st JAM, 1858.
Apply to
65-a CHAs. BREWER, ID.
TO RENT.
an ONE H ~ n r. ED AND T wENTY
E$< ACRES less, rich Land, well adapted for
-. wheat growing and for eane Nawiwil Kauai
lying mile from the beach, and considerable
above the
well watered and ,choe of IL en-
closed The dwelling and ol.houses all thorough
repair.
For terms, Apply
65-f b. w. FIELD, Honolulu
TO LET.
- THE FOLLOWING OFFICES AND
te; ROOMS. in the brick bnldng Of Queen and
49, haahumanu streets, generally known as the Makee
Author building viz:
The floor present occupied Dan. Waterman
The third Airich Bishop suitable for
storage.
The Office the first (a.cy occupied by D. N.
Flitner Esq.)
The Office the second floor Qatey occupied by Makee
Esq.)
The cellar of the above building capable of 1900
barrels. Apply to
65-1 CHAs BREWER %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-26

In the Memphis Morning Bulletin we
find paper on 1.-THE East India Compa-
ny" &c, contributed by THOMAS JAMES
FINNIE, Esq, being the first of a series
which he proposes to furnish that journal
on the subject of India. 1t is long, but
very entertaining; and is written in the au-
thor'S best vein. At the present time the
press upon our space is so great, we are
denied the pleasure of transferring it to
our columns. We shall, however, place it
on file, and preserve it, together with the
others, as they appear, with a view to re-
producing them at a future day for the ed
ifcation and instruction of our readers.
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Money Lending, Usury, &c.
For the Patriot.


"The crisis" has produced a demand for money
which is almost unparalleled. Such demand Is not
legitimate necessity of continuing business, or Of
procuring the necsssaries of life, but proceeds from
a.prurisns desire on The part Of tie 65rrOor 10 sus-
tain credit which has already been abused 10
times like these the "Shyloek" holder Of money,
whose soul never aspired TO the dignity Of mans
hood, prospers aud gloats bis eyes upon the usury
obtained from the honest honorable needy. Er-
toTtioR rules the hour, and pFospers at the cost
of the happiness Of she unfortunate ds5sor and 20
the extent OF such e1toftions, draws the very lfe
blood from an already bleeding victim. The
strange part OF this infection Is that Lac toierates
what public sentiment condemns. and the Lseisla-
turs ifA poser 10 check and ooatrol such aaisaes
stands idly BY aud refuses the relief IN Der poser
We do noe hope Tor our humble voice % influence
that august body Ia any way, bst we presume, as
plain man, 70 submit tew tA0ughts Ia this con-
useton, for the consideration Of that body. AIlow
10 premise that We are neilheg { lender nor
borrower, bus that He have been, 70 limited ez.
tent. both 10 time. Notwithstanding public sentl-
meet Is all against Hsasry, that s enlightened pab-
lie Sentiment. aad has been from eli time running
back, even 10 tho days Of the Bible, such Is tue
iahushes Of money upon this world Of ours, thai
feu money holders force Us 20 violate our own rsor-
al eoavietioss upon this sabjset-and % lsgalirs
usary and imposition. upon = asedy class Of our et
iEsns, merely - crafty ths mIad and al che coz
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r. d. a Lea AN DEk.
Colonel 10th Infantry, Commanding
Col. johnson to the assistant Adjtatant General
HEADoUARrERs ARMY OF UrAH,

Col. johnson to the Assistant Adjtatant General
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF UrAH.
CAMP on THE THREE CRossINGs OF
SWEET WATER, Oct. IS, 1857.
MAJOR: Tonight two men who live at Fort Lara
mic, aud who had been sent on express 10 Colonel
Al xander, arrived at our camp on their wav hack
ssage from Col. Alexander was sent by them
10 Col O. +. Smith, nstructing him 10 protect the
trains in the rear, Whch contain the clothing Sbley
tents, subsistence, sc. The order with regard 10
the march of the cavalry aud companies of the
Sixth having been countermanded, leaves Colonel
Smith vi h only twenty-five men. Fofty-seven
men OF his command were left II Laramie as the
Governors escort Lieut.. Smith. OF the Dragons
is four days march behind US, with two companies
OF the Dragons, the forty seven men OF Colonel
Smiths command aud twenty-five dragons Of my
escort who were left at Laramie TO come on with
Lieut. Smith; his command will number about goo
men, ! have ordered him to hasten forward aud
join Col Smiths command. We will march in the
morning, aud expect 10 encamp with Col Smith to-
morrow night II / could Communicate with Col.
Alexander would direct him TO take up good no
silion for the winter as Hams Fork.
The road is beset between this aud Hams Fork
with companies, so that it IS doubtful whether
shall DO able 70 communicate with Colonel Alexaa.
der.
With great respect, Jour obedient servant
A. s. ALEXANDER
Col 2d Ctvalry, Commanding Army Of Utah.
Maj. Irwin Mcdowell Assistant AdjutauI General
Headquarters Of the Army, NeH York city.
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Flour.
Valuable Land for Sale.

r Wish sell the farm where / live, mini
about two hundred and ninety acres situated twelve
miles South Cast from Nashville between the Nashville and
Murfre Turnpike and The Nashville and Chata
Railroad; part OF the land fronts said Turnpike
half mile and part lies within hundred wards Of
Railroad The place j. well improved comfortable
dwelling an cut houses good water and orchard Of both
Apple aud Peach trees oher fruits The land Is
good quality and under good cultivation. there being
sxfy-hve well set with clover All the land tn
closed with Cedar rails abundance d wood, aud Is
every desirable plantation being admitted one q
the healthy situations IA Davidson county.
Thoe wishing bug good pleasant and healthy place
would do eel 20 call soon, fesrous 20 sell au3 #
give hargan. Apply the subscrber the pre- uses
james II. Mcdonald SO, Nashville, ha.42A Cherry
stree; Or &c NANCE & WOODWARD, Nashvie.
.netlq-eotIsn r. h WALLACE.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.

PEIlTlONS AND MEMORIALS
Mr.. King for t relief of P. D. Wynne and F.
Smith, OF Shelby county.
Mr.. Carter, of Carter, for the relief of Mr. Kiser
Mr.. Do tson, to establish the line between Hi
Wassee and 0ro e lands.
ports of Standing Committees were received
and file.
Mr.. johnson, of Greene, resolution to tax non
resident booksellers.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. King, to incorporate st. Peters Licer,ry So
ciety, at Memphis.
MIR. Benton, to incorporate Boss De Arc Semi
nary at Elm Springs, in Robertson county.
MIR. Thompson, TO amend the charter Of the Co
iumbia and Fountain Greek Turnpike Company.
Mr.. Bentley, to consol date the Office of Entry
Taker and Surv yOr OF ,wrence county.
Mr.. hite, OF Knox, to incorporate East Ten
nessee Hospital, and for other purposes
M. wi, to amend tn. stray laws.
The House then took up tn, Code, and part first
of Senate bill passed third re aiding.
nate dill to restore the Tipping Law con
sidered at some length, and the House adjourned
iOr dinner.
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Death oF Hon. G. "a. Williams.

From a brief announcement in the Car
roll Patriot of the 23d inst, we learn that
the Hon. G. II. WILLIAMS is dead. No
particulars, either of time, place or cause
is given, and we should gladly hope that
the painful intelligence should prove I'M
true. Mr.. WILLIAMS has occupied prom
inent place before the public for many
years, has held high place in the conf
dence and affections of the people, and the
news of his death will send thrill of sad
ness to many hearts.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-26

~ The Cincinnati Gazette tells q story Of
yourg Kentucky lady, who was 50 distressed
by the death Of pet knocking bird, that she
became deranged, and while being taken home
from a friends in Ohio, where the misfortune
occurred, she opened 8 vein in her arm with =
D sir of scissors, aud when discovered, attempts
Ell TO stab herself, but failed. 1t is strange
case Of insanity.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House employed during the afternoon
reading the second part of the Code. AT its
conclusion
On motion of Mr.. White, of Knox, House bill
No. l09 Incorporating the Tennessee Vail Y, Geor-
5a ana Selma Railroad was taken Up and passed on
third reading.
Mr.. Polk introduced a bill to regulate Banking,
which being read and made the order for TUESDAY
next, the House adjourned to Friday morning at 10
o'clock.
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.


WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25, 1857.
Mr. Menees introduced a bill to consolidate the
Iemphiz and Ohio and the Memphiss Clarksville
and Louisville Railroads. Referred.
Mr.. Goodpasture, bill to prescribe rules for the
rial of causes in the Circuit Courts in this State
Referred.
Mr.. McDougal, bill to amend the act of 1925,
sh. 81, sec l. in relation to landlords lien crop
or rent. Referred.
Mr.. Heiskell, a bill to require Sheriffs to keep
heir Offices in the county town. Passed first read
ing.
Mr. Munday, a bill to amend the law in relation
60 the payment of costs in suits brought by poor
persons Pass first aiding
Mr. Davis offered resolution requesting our
Representatives and instructing majors in
Congress to procure the passage of law granting
pensions soldiers of the of 1912 and the
various Indian war. Laid over.
Several Senate bills passed the second time.
The bill to amend the various laws now in farce,
authorizing therendtion of judgment by motion,
against Sheriffs COpstables, &C, was rejected.
Adjourned till o lock P. N.
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THAT eoNFESIENF FaAMG DWELLING ca 80
1 the FFaaktn furnp 81 Faad BE anst 81
Fa-gase, secan q - J. a 3Ic1zaupasi 40. fai
Hhe Sos ASS ioar hss8es algoAea At
rea es et saa as hisss 81 gro laa bed
- sultistle ssTnitaTs - psreaasea - tire Sea
ans II ssssaa ~ Raszesslea EfFea iaaHedistslY.
ApplF % ~ v q. LlN usLEN
FaF. ae-sa Ne. S. College street.
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no4si

FOB tAs tAsaee q hls and year that beaatsal
II and CO alns iaas sesi1ehes 81 sars WIafra8 Whts,
slsaatrd on A4sEet street, safh NashVIHs. Pasae ea
rigsa llazle.-iatssI. Bar RaEtealars eHqusfs e
"A EAAs lex. AGENT
IA Z fkavzr' stsaaf
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Debtors not creditors of England; she suffers by
our insolvency, we do not suff.r by hers. Whrthe
pay her or no, she must send out specie 20 buy
our cotton, for Der mills cannot be stopped; but
the commerce OF England may undergo almost any
quantity of shocks without necessarily hurting 1t
fatally By the reeoil.-R z. Herald Nov. 20.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The reading of the code was continued.
Mr.. Whitthorne introduced bill TO provide for
the voluntary liquidation of the Free Bduks.
On motion of Sir. Davis, tomorrow being
Thanksgiving day.
The Senate adjourned till Friday morning at 10
o'clock.
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TWO neas Dseliar Hoases, suamsr street f1sth
u Rrosd, Tor the ensainE YEAR each containing Z
Reos be kifehen and servants Hoens sith Stable.
Csrriase no 1ss sc. AsHlF T. b. HsKER
Nashville, 1eg e. tf ~ Planters Bank.
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Tor REM or Lease.

THAT oonseusut retfasnse the FrAukB Tarapike
i a. rre-sur re-apfsd b. MF. Feless y contains
roas hes de- sgFssnta Aes ard has huut
acres q rroaua aEtscbr. IL suuia &c leased god
tsnsut for 5 tsfm q ye4rg q desired App %
r4vfe A s. z fEEnELEY.
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For the Patriot.
WksNhRnndss Han

WRnhOOdss Tear.
Who, tears Of sympathy can she'd
lie fools cry out the Is weak,
But oh how lovely Is the tear,
That graces sterner uanhood's cheek.
As sparkling dewdrops in the sun,
As rays, the frst, Of morning light,
As gil ings Of the western ky,
Atsln-set ca Of cloudless night.
footsone in the path Of life
shady NOOK in desert wide,
Are not mere lovely than the tears,
That down the cheek Of manhood glide.
Be mine the JOY, when age hath stamped,
Its hoary seal upon my brow,
That can drop the silent tear,
As pure, heartfelt, then, as now.
STUDENT.
CoLLEcIATE DEPARTMENT, NAsHYuLs UNIvERsTrY }
November, 1857.
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a RETIRED PHYSICIAN

rs Neas oa Ages
whrse sanas IF Iffs have uearly a. e aiseofefea
49, - 49, suslss esrtain e1Ee f1f Ces aanptlrn a.
fs4kss titIs Caaehz Colas, and eensrai beelF
- ~ I'D : = Giseoserea - hi shee his oety
va E.usttrr rss efren 80 Gle. he hsa heard
s ~ ~ uoaerlaf sfaHaivs asa hesnE a@@hsl1s o.
-s.sisses 80 fgsas tks - IEtiia Heap nd ne
,srres q hiaa thsf Re HE Dc aate Tee eef Scr
~ 800 Hs stadlsd hasd ans susoeca-a n feaz n t1
= - IA ehud cuFeds ard = pes alive sha sell
~ &c. inEstrse4 he suaaeffal FeHzef @ q ga
- F. ~ ! ferefs i 81 parts e ste uefd aEa BE- hst
49, 800 - raHfaa 1aza completely heaitaF sHa "a
,shsF e. - a. Hauch sacd Fossihies hs .A &c =
49, "a ~ feaS fsipw bsiuEs fsqnestl a. thts -
y - ~ "a eKpsizll dreeona ~ ma tpE s mp
ss.lv a.lnz li lie nquiFes easA applicant % m
49, -, ane shnIne-- thFes eeats te es Fstaruea -
s.re on recipe, aud ths EszeindeE % @ RfAe0
=. - navis,aet af Tits aaEs FtiFeneat.
aafr.s d.. H.IAsks, Ne ~, 6rana staeet
49, "a 4ssF-1 rsst einsiae 1sssae otfE. N.S.
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Cash for DRY and Green Hides.

AAFk ga pa he alaEnE MaHEss P4leG - Cas- fer
~ De- ara aresn ui9ss, asaKsrsa IS ear GF1eert
store - Arasa stFeeG
Ne uaal peeas haxlae Hsdss e eel via eaE bs-
Kev ss-sE = FAC. AEpxEsos.
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Sole Leather.

az have hsad aaa tar sala very large stock -
~ sapsrser Qak-F~uaea sofa LEATHER. whiea = 3
se 1srtaz ~ iae awe-t aEaFe-
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D FROM TIE PASSENGERS.
STEAMER MINNEHAHA,
cuNDAY. Nov. %. 1857.

We, the undersigned, oassengets ADD survivors
of the Inflated steamer Ranbow. which vas burned
on the morning Of November 2ist, at the head Of
Island "a Mississippi river, on which melancholy
occasion shout seyenty-dve persons persisted by
FIRE feel il our duty aud pleasure to express thus
publicly the dee p sense OF obligation aud gratitude
w. feel towaris the captains and ofhceTs OF the
Il. ausrs SOW reign aud Ainnehaha, for the kind
nrss. Hospitality, and sympathy manifested ~ them
tassris us In such solid and ungibe shape a to
lsae no doubt Of the sine, rity OF their feeling,
and particularly are under obligations 70 captain
e. K Baker and biz clerks, Hu9chesan and W odiork,
Of tbs st.amer Minncbaha, for their no ralty 10
Giving free passage O. any all OF The survivors
10 my point between the wreck and 81 Loas which
kind offer wss accepted by about seventy OF Us
Most Of Us Nera left on that melancholy occasion
approxiuiatng that bodily state 10 which We we're
born, having lost nos Only our money but ail our
clothing except what We slept iu- loe above
named boats came to our FsIet aud TOOK as on
board, Capt. b. aud bis officers, together win the
passengers on bis boat distributing their eiothing
among as as long as they had any 20 give, proTi1-
Ing for our comfort treating us as oF9tnrrs ana
friends AID rndeavoring - lar - possoir, 70 uake
as forget our misertuues or Feconetae as 20 them
Nav thsir's b. tie reHaFd Of the JaA We so~
come 20 speak Of the eoudaet Of some o. lae pfs-
sengeFs q the steamer. 1inaehahs, viz osn. )
Flouruoy. Of Lac0nta, Ark L. Il Arhoi9 ei " ~
rem coungy, Ky ana Gen Lee, OF kichsnon Va,
shose prsncely magnanlmity, hbtFahty and disln-
ierestrd kaaness ell ioas he Remembered y th't
portion 81 the surviving safsreTs Of The hAineoN
wbo took passa e. on this bozs, the Asnnehaha
We cannot. therefore vii aei atfempt q express
the feelings cherish tosag3s shose sentlemen.
whose u0hle hearts being TOO large lof ihs eaaiss
thtt eoutain them, they give portion q teezn %
al she voFll whe ueea their sympaskY, and thrlF
purses Ike thelF hearls. open . al ~eo aeed
Cd their ocnls ats They vent suoas fas suheEeFs
seeking thoss sho wanted assistance % sppEossh-
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EOr Renf.

nor the year 1855, Comfortable elaEsone Nc. 81,
Hah street, No Is, spruce street az preseat sca.
pied ~ Mr. Wilson; the Franklin Turnpike, nearly
opposite che former Fssidebee 81 siFs. Wsnu-
noylS-tG BOYD GO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-26

ing Laconia they requested Capt. B. to land the boat
they mot having done enough, as they thought,
long anything could be done,) wished to take
all the sufferers TO the store and supply them with
clothes necessary for their comfort. After all were
amply supplied, they, Messrs FlOurnoy, Arnold and
Lee; paid the bill after which Gen. F. rendered his
purse to the crowd to be distributed they sever
ally needed.
. After leaving Laconil, the J F. Woodruff pulled
I'D alongside, when Mr.. Arnold discovered two &C.
cuaintsnces (-utvvors of the wreck and supPOs-
ing that they were also in need, threw them forty
collars in gold. The feelings excited by the con-
cuct Of this gentleman cannot be expressed, but
win be emhaIned in the grateful memories of all
who felt his ~ympathy and goodness Cur thanks
also due TO Capt John Berry, of ship Sultan,
Cf New York, Who with that lib rllity cnaracteris-
tic of bis profession, went to his trank, aud took
cut all his clothes and told to help ourselves as
long as there was any #
In conclusion think it a simple act OF justice
to Capt Baker, of the Hinnehaha, to state that his
boat is supplied with Patent steam pump, which
IS not 'xcr by any boat in the United States, II
being abb to throw three large streams to any part
Ct his boat, from hold TO urricane deck. Hoping
cur friends may all he rewarded for their kindness
We remain very truly theirs.
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4 NEAT SMALL DWELLING FOR SALE.
An Offering for sale neat dw en- College Street.
iuS= bevond the Medical Couese. The House Of brick
eonta ms good elstern. sc, ami win be ~
great bargain. For terms apply 70
Nov e6-u A VS. .LINDsIFY
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PAIN FoR RENT.

w 3 vii reat 20 good tenant splsndii FARM, a
- vith azdsome proven ents, con tanning frem u
- cb.ttaf 49,. RaHr Cd BOYD Co,
No 50. Cherry street.
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Cold SNAP FOR NovEMBER.-We were called
upon yesterday by the " Oldest i1habitant,"
who assured Us that he does not ever recollect
to have experienced such cold weather in this
latitude in the month of November, that
We bad on Friday morning last. At various
points in Jefferson county, the thermometer
sank to 8 and 10 degrees above zero at sunrise.
This severity will be better appreciated when
it is understood that we frequently have win
tiers, during which the thermometer never
reaches so low a Point.-L0u COur.
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MARR IEn.

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At the residence OF the brde father on Tuesday evening
nth lost, by Rev Dr. Dsrgin E F. LYzoH Of Texas 70
Miss HESHTTA WARxER daughter Of Richard Warner Of
Marshal county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-26
FOR SALE.

EFHAT valuable business stand Street adIon
ing he Warehouse % A. HAmHton, nov eccunie1 D.
1onlev eo'hinE store. OF The best stands IA
city for any retail Abiishment Price very moderate
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