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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-19

EE-The correspondent who iurnished the Ban
ner with an account of the difficulty at Fayette-
vile, says:
ale (Hstton) neither retrscted nor explained the
remark which Gen. Harris regarded as offensive. "
For which Gen. Harris knocked him off the
stand, and the next time he was called upon to e1-
plain he did so. Precious little comfort ia this.-
Unic's aud American.
When and where did Col. Hatton ex-
plain? Here is what he said at Winches-
ter-word for word as he spoke it. 1t is
a bold and manly statement Of his position
and his intentions, but not an explanation:
al, too, thought the matter between settled
by our friends. understood that il had bern de-
I" cded by them that the deDuncistion OF doctrine
"was not the denunciation OF its advocate. | have
here to-day denounced infamous, the doctrine
"of Alien Sutfragr, which you have aVowed. The
committee OF Our friends have decided that in 50
"doing did not denouuce you personally. will
snow say to you once for all, Gen Harris, that OheH
81 desire 10 depo,ace you. shall do 1t by 40 ind
"rectio" and in such ama'ner as you DiH not haze
"the least difficulty IA understanding me. You
"sir, have noui cd the land policy adv coated by
me as bad for UOtes, discisulag At the 'me time
any ptrsoual Oisrespect to me. / denounce your
" doctrine OF Alien Suffrage as infamous and int
qaitOns. / shall continue u deUOunce IT on
"eVeIy stump throughout the State whenever we
"may meet in discussion. This is my right-a
"right which shall not waive, aud which no Amer
"ican citizen should ever surrender"
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For the Patriot.

To a stranger, the manners Of the people o
Nashville; their politeness and good hunor; the
gentiliiy and kindness to each other, as well az
their affabty to the transient people of their city,
make them a fascinating and interesting communi.
ty. But, with all their good breeding, accomplish
ments and fine discriminating sense, they-Or
rather certain class-are guilty Of a certain indie
corum, which is truly offensive and revolving to
people of sensitive nature.
On las Sunday morning it my good fortune
TO attend at the First Presbyterian Church during
the morning services. As entered a wel-trained
choir performing one Of those heavenly an
thems or sentences which seem TO sOothe the
mind, "sore vexrd" with the perpleIities of the
previous week, and elevate it above the sensual
ties of our nature, after which an excellent dis
course was delivered by the officiating clergyman
"A discourse replete with learning and biblical
loIe, as well as holy consolation.
now come to the offence, which, ito borrow an
expression from the great English Poet, and more
r Gently from Col Hatton) smells to high bea-
ven." Upon retiring, after listening to the remarks
OF a profouI d theologiau, whose words must have
carried conviction 10 the hearts OF bis hearers
upon reaching the outer entrance, what should we
encouuteri-nO miniature army, but perfect
host of gazsrs, seemingly arrayed with the art Of a
beseiging army, which made egress doubtful, and,
fear crushing to the ladies.
OH man, ask your vixenish wife how she likes
such brazen-iaced efrontery; aud, will you, young
man, hint a corresponding interrogation to the
"bonnie lasse, whose huttering heart beats high
as she espies you from her latticed window, coming
through the wicket? All, no Such things are
especially offensive to maidenly modesty. But We
men are erring mortals, and, perhaps, are eIcusa-
ble for we delight in seeing a neat embroidered
skirt, and especially, pretty, delicate foot peep
ing from under it and, perhaps, we have yet to
learn that il is not sinful to revel In the e1taic
pleasure Of beholding Southern beauty and the
fac: that we "do not see ourselves others see
rs" may excuse each and every offender, as well
as the audacity Of this article.
A TRAVELLER
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Arrival Of the Steamer Europa.
La TER FROM EUROPE.

Bosros, June ls.-The steamer Europa has ar
rived from Live pool with dates to the 9Th.
CoTroN MARKEr.-Inferior qualities downward
tendency, but little inquiry; prices weak. Wheat
active at an advance Of Is to 1s2d. Corn steady,
at an advance of Sd. Provisions firm and IN
| changed. Lsrd dull, at an advance of Id TO 4d.
Heavy stock of American rice in port
The steamer Niagara has gone to Portsmouth for
| alterations.
BELGIUM.-The country is quiet
Manchester markets uninterrupted BY the holi-
days.
WAsHIKGToE, June l7.-Proposals will soon be
issued build one Of the fac ships of war by pri-
vste contract.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE City Hall has been
thronge5 all day in expectation of another conflict
between the police. Quiet at present prevails. The
Mayors is now being argued before Judge
Russell. The troops are still under arms at the
srmories.
Hon. Edward Everett's Grafton at Charlestown
Mass, was very eloquent. The procession was
large and imposing, and the ceremonies pissed OH
very pleasantly.
LOUISVILLE, June l7.-Noon-Any sized boats
can pass the fall. The river is rising.
Weather shOwery. Thermometer IS.
NASHVILLE, June IS, 1857.
hEssRs EDIToRs:-In the report OF yesterday,
mistake was made 10 the amount of specie taken
out by the America. 1t should have been $l25, 0oo
instead of 1925, 600 600 B.
ST.. ALBANs VERMONT, June lS-Augustus
Young, State Naturalist, and ex-member of Con
gress, died to-day.
WAsHINGToE, June 1S.-The Coast Survey Office
reports the water in Long Island Sound of suf-
6cient depth to admit of the passage Of the man.
moth steamer Great Eastern.
LOUISVILLE, June 49, The River is rising.
There is now water enough on the falls for tue
largest boats to pass over. Weather shOwery.
Thermometer &c.
Forster News The Bark Rebecca arrived at
Liverpool from New Orleans in lesky condition;
her cargo was much damaged.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 1S.--An extensive fire
occurred here Lass night in Front Row, destroying
a whole block occupied by the Bank of West Ten
nessee, Commercial Bank, J. W. McCracker & Co,
Goodlet, Nabros & Co., Stuart King Co., S. M.
o. Msnus, Grissman & Hoffman; also a number of
Offices occupied by cotton factories The loss sus-
tanned is not yet ascertained.
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Chickering and Sons Piano FOrtes

Two dorG rada
Grand an Par Gd ~ h hB awards:
GaSb dand oroumpr
al
&S, for quueP ores Seven hehrtsaer
lev h U determined
10 en n dng hath Grand PanoFo shOm
a
esemr d OF and Grndby h,
aware d u h Ia lite greats
nu premium toe h hre ofeedb BY tpm-G NEL
as II committee nifty. The Srurens
Son
me
ar , dbyh eeandu os hch dalmenho sno
Twenty Annual Fair American Institute New
York, 1856.
% Mass o best d @ Forte, GOI MDAL
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OTIS Nos. 81, So so and 1OO in Preston Hays sddi-
IL ton TO Nashville fronting 81 feet Polk street,
ming back 100 feet bargain will be given in these lots
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IOIISVILIE TRADE.

We prepared to furnish Whisky and Brandes to our
Nashville and Tennessee friends the most favorable
terms And guarantee Liquors, in every particular
equal those put up In Cincinnati. And our present
facilities for shipping, such as 10 command attention
from the trade. Our position In trade 10 Nashville such
that entitled the trade, We oaer equal facilities
and We think prepared 10 oner Inducements In
favor Of market and being the fact We solicit or
der for all articles casually kept in WhS,esas Lie or
Store plsdgng ourselves 20 give such goods viii give
satisfaction We respectfully refer to Nichols, Green
Bailey love, Smith CO.. Burge Allen, johnson, Horne
A Co, Of Nashville. JNO. b. AcILvAIN son,
junel Adv Louisville, Ny.
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LAND SALE.

ON Wednesday the 9Th Of July next tract containing
" nearly 300 acres In Davidson county, eleven miles
South OF Nashville, mile from the n. 4 G. on
Mil Greek, the premises Of r. Jones' 20 be sold
One third TO be paid the 25h December next,
and two time the other payment all vihout in.
Bond and approved rity the rst payment
About half Of the tract Is In cultivation, the chief
Of Shich Mil creek bottom, the other hAF s in wood
and valuable building timber, Steam Saw and 6rst
Ni1, with fair IN pTovvment; frame building
buildings generally Coed and garden lasting Spring
convenient and luxury indeed In Summer neAry every
kind Of fruit trees and vines, for this climate,
VIII sell about leo with he improvements, with
the privilege Of The other portion in smaller lots
shoun the mapa. As 10 situation, quality Of land
timber and water, call and before the day Of sale.
6-ImtkW a JONES
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GRAN IL

The great scarcity Of grain in this and many OF
the Northern and Western States, render il Sbso-
lutely necessary that the farming community should
save every head Of wheat aud every blade Of grss,
10 the coming harvest. To enable them TO do this
efectoally, We would recommend TO them the
KENTUCKY Harvester" most excellent con bined
Reaper and Mower for sale by hessrs. Macy 4
Hamilton, No. AZ College street. The Harvester
possesses many qualities superior TO aDy machine
Ia use--amOng which are strength, durability and
lghtness OF draft. All who wish q machine for
saving their harvest viii DO well TO call early.
junsls-II
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june12.
7 OTIS Nos. 81
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The Flux Annihlliated.

Every summer and fall thousands people die Of Fux
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Palms. and other Irregularities
OF the Bowels 1t be cured in every for rs
cents by the use Of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has be tested the best physicians in the South
and West and by them pronounced the most eGectual
remedy now in 1t has performed more astonishing
than any other specific. human life be saved
10 Of by investment Of rs cents. Buy
bottle and keep it by you.
For sa by HERMAN RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug
Riss apr24-6m
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Read This!

HoLLAKDER's TEsTMoNT-Jacob Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement of sheboygsn, Wisconsin, says "Ater
suffering for time the mi cry attending utter
ration OF mind and body have been restored by using
HGRHAvK's HOLLAND BrTrERs, to perfect health"
The fact this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hoanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York. In fact
in every Holland settlement in the United States argues
much in its favor.
Tryit-or Chronic Nervous Debility, any Nervous,
Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

A. y. Corr, JOSEPH L. EwSG and MICHAEL. VAUGHN can
didates for the Legislature, will address their feow.ct-
Gems At the following times and places:
At McWhirtersvie, on Monday, 22d Of June.
" Smith >pringS on Tuesday, 23i Of jane.
Cain Ridge Camp ground, Wednesday, Path Of June.
T" Tuscuum on Thursday, 25th Of June.
Atkinson Gap, on Saturday, 9Th Of June.
Tank, on Monday, 29th Of June.
" Dog Creek, on Wednesday, ist OF July.
Davidson's Store, kdghed, Thur,dly, Cd Of July.
" Goodlettsvle on Friday, Sd Of july.
kobertson's Yarbrougl', Score, Saturday 4th July
" Mrs. Raey, Monday, 6 h OF July
Loves Store South Nashville, Cat nlght) Wednesday,
Sh OF June
Bro id street. lat night thursday 9th Of July.
Slate Town. SOUTH Nashville, Friday, 10th OF July.
80
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Giers q ByinglOn's Gallery of Fine Arts

This establishment, corner of Deaderick st. aud
the Square, has just been newly fitted up in splen-
did style With every concenisnce. and the proprie-
tors have spared no expense in making it one of
the finest Galleri,s in the South western country.
Their side aud sky lights the best in the city,
and the ladies' will find fine Piano, as also, COM
modiOus toilet room, fitted up exclusively for
them. They pledge themselves that tter pictures
shall not be surpassed by any artist in the city, and
invite the public, and the ladies' particularly to call
and examine their Gallery, Specimens, ect. All 10
want of fine and life-ke ambrotypes will End it to
to their advantage to give them a call.
iuue8-1m
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FOR SALE,

IT. WISH TO SELL MY RESIDENCE ON THE -
S5%hNURRREtsB0R0' TURNPIKE, about four IEsEsH
@pAmiles from Nashville, Glencld Depot tsazH
~A-on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road, with ~ Of Land half Of which Is in timber we'll
set in Blue Grass. the baanceis in high state Of cutva
ton, with about ave OF young orchard There
the premises coed never falling spring water and good
stone spring house. The Building consists Of gooc brick
DWELL g, with 6rooms and servants rooms smoke house
and good estern, carrays houseA stables &c al new
and 10 good repair. bargain will be given. Apply
May 2l-1m. r. o. HURT
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s@-The article we published yesterday
headed Democracy and Distribution" and
credited to an "erohGngc" was from that
sterling American paper, the Memphis
Npqrc
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

ID 2. wELLER, Agent for J. MeKIM 4 CO., Portland,
De Ky, 10 nov PREPARED to furnish J. BEmborough's
latest improved GKAN FAN, celebrated for eHpesioosy
cleaning all kinds Of rain and seedspaenied March 90th
ls4I,
Moses Hail. Jr, Boston, jefferson county KY GER
ties that he cleaned Of there fans pile Of wheat
which he supposed 10 be 2eo Bushels When be measured IT,
he found he had $50 bushels Of wheat and 30 bushs
Of pure smut.
NJ L. Huso Spencer eoanty KY eertnes that he clean
ed, these Pans, IS bushels Of wheat IN min
utes, and did Il seil-
J. u ByAr Of smpsonvls KY, eerees that he, In
market
THIS Fan has taken seventy-thrse drss premiums and
silver medals awarded.
go All Ordsa promptly attended 70. Price tSo. EV-
cry fan warranted.
Jane lO-2m.
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advertisement
los MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF

EVERY KNOWN DISEASE!
The undersgaed ha wing been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville sale Of the Medical Preparations recon-
mended DIR Presses Combined System OF Practice, Tor
Physicians and Families would respectfully eGer them to
such Of our citizens need restorative to health
These preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the most celebrated Physicians and Surgeons Of Europe
and America and will eUery kROn disease, that is at
all within the reach ofremedes These Preparations have
been ested for years by Professor Feese and other cee
brated Physicians of country in their daily practice
and ha We been found invariably eGectual
For further particulars see Dr. Frseses Combined sys
tenn Of Practice,-together with Cards. Posters, &c.
Both the Book Medicine Chests, and Medicines may be
had Of the undersigned at his Drug Sore, in Nashville.
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 Sewanee Building, College st.
june16-6m Nashville, Tenn.
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TRADE WITH LoUIsvILLE.-We would call the at
tenton of dealers 10 Liquors to the advertisement
of Messrs. Jno. B. McIlvian & Son. in this morn
logs PATRIOT. This house has entered into brisk
competition with Cincinnati rivals aud, we are as
sured, prepared TO give better bargains than
the latter. Our dealers would do well to test the
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of two eri fAeass directed aud delivered
~ the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson eoany
Tennessee, at It's May terra 1881. will expose TO poblc
sale % The highest bidder, for cash, At the
ward gale, in the city Of NASHVILLE, on SATURDAY IHR
18Th GAY OF JULY, 1881 all the GIT. to- claim in
terest and estate which John G. McLemore hsu had or
since acquired In and 10 the fooinR Described
tract piece parcel or bot Of ground Wit part Of Los
No. i43 in be original plan Of the city OF Nashyils
and boanded DRoSs, to-uit: Beginning on he
Of Gay and spruce sire cts In said city ruusne
thence with the line % street In southery al &C.
'on, lz6 feet inches 70 toe OF pArt sAd lot
heretofore sold John Samuel sttcser hebee a sht
angles iii sa1 sprues street $50 feet stone thence
pagRcl iIh said spruce street Ia NorthsFy drectson
l26 leet Inches Gay street. thence With he line az
Gay street in westerly dno 50 feet 10 the begin
nns, being levied on shr property Of John Q. MeL
satisn ldg meats fesdered IN favor Of James
Joseph woods Rxrs Of Ro5t Woods and " K stsssnson
against said McLemoFs.
JOHN X. TDaossoS, shsra
Jane II. 1881. BIZ Z. n. cAMPBELLs "a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The only remedy for Consumption which experience has
proved rlIiable, HICKMAN, CLARK cos, Gate Rush
ton, Clark L Col PURE AND GENUINE GOD Liver
OIL It has stood the test Of ten with Increasing
popularity and proved ecscious where others have failed
See that you get Hegeman, Clark Co.'S for since the
death of our Mr. Rushton, article called "RushtoR"
has been introduced in no way connected with B. C. Co.,
or II. @. & Co.
Sold By EwIN 4 BROS, 10. g. BROWN, and Druggists
generally. liune1s-d&v2m]
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Difference

This shows that by their perfect aud mature or
ganizaton the Sag-Nicnts poll within 443 OF their
whole vote, while ,5S7 American votes we're un-
pollsd. The Am rican majority IN the city, includ-
ing Portland l. 676.-Lod. jour. l6ih inaf
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CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

CHOICE LAMBS EOH SALE.
INTEAre authorized TO sell the following lands on liberal
w terms: 80 Browns CTeeE, ~ miles from
the corporation Of Nashville 70 the lands OF West
H. Humphreys, Sow. A. " Brown George Alien and Felix
excellent; or never falling sprngs; good Orchard; two
story Brick DSeiling, with rooms, and many out
hoases We ain cell the entire tract divide TO suit par
chAserA
OOS AcRFs, lying the side Of the No'ensville
sOOA Turn like mi out lies vell 10
timber balance cleared sol Of The yer, best quAy cot
Isge building, part Of the Ridley Tract Owned by n.
corbitt, asjAesns 70 Capt. joiner, Whtsett, and
others.
90 ACRFs on the east side Of the HolensviIe Turn.
I'd pike from the CoTpofat on. (ths Ood~in or
Msnee place. frontipg both the RoiensVs and Mi
Greek Valley furupises lies very ue soil go d, nun.
br Of fru trees good spring, large frame Dweling
with 5 or s rooms and all Necessary out-hoass.
ALSO,
IA = ACRES, on both sdss a. the Nashville chatta-
n . noogA al Toaa IS miles from Ma hsile. a. the
est station west Of LayeEgne, s. acres choice nber 81
frame DN elm, With rooms stables, klehea, smoke
house, pnd al ether neces airy cabins.
The dse about yard ffOn shs espot or station,
ana 20 yards North Of the abroad oeesPsd At present
b. Mr.. BsoSn.
BOUT $40 Acres on beth sides Of Big Harpeth river,
IA Is nlles West Of Nashville, and NILE Kasto s kssR
ssons Springs; he Nsshvis North usssrn RAarosd
crosses he Of The uac Aooat 100 clear
cd hAl-Eee yeod tn esS- se goSd; or never isiag
springs coed Orchard neghboS hood very Food Cutsss
bald az; the lSs Tsseence 81 Geo. p Woodward, asad
ALSO,
Icy ACRES ne Liberty roAs. nile east sf ne
1O toSn q franklin, 70 Wilkinson county, i ME
o. The Tsan- Ala Railroad, lis esAsd sa
nosiy Vssy Food. o. god iPrngs; Dssiaas = iva
story eg honse Uestterhosrded ana nsint-d nth xooa
recess Elchen, snoke house, TIE lac ~ dsncs 81
Mira Walker AL % nosi ses9n@edatisz tsfns. Apply
Nay IS, issT.
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Woodland Cream va Pozndde for bedutgyfng The
Rair-hghly perumed, superior to any French article
imported half the price, For dressing Ladies Hair
It equal giving it bright glossy appearance. 1t
Geneuens Hair to curl in the most natural man
1t dandrud always giving the hair the ap-
pesnce being fresh shAmpoOped Price only fifty cents
Monk genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Proprietors ofthe
"Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
Sold by all Druggists. NEw YoRK.
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The Election YESTERDAY.

The returns of the election yesterday show that
the Ssg-Nichts OF the city were completely organ
lied, and succeeded IN bringing out nearly their
whole vote, while but little more than bali Of the
American vote in the city polled The aRgre-
gate votes 10 the election yesterday, aud 10 No
Vember are as follows:
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HoLLowAYs PnLs-Purge the system at this season Of
the year with few OF this wonderful medicine. 1t
acts npon the liver and stomach. purifying the blood and
assisting digestion Sold at the manufactures. No. so
Maiden Lane, New York and No. 244 Strand London; and
BY all druggists, at CSC, 62Hc and 81 per box.
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CO NJ NJ E r & AL.
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE June 49,
IRoN-Stonecoal and charcoal quote SQ4c, in lots
to the trade. We quote pig ,sG32 D ton, end
LEATH R-Nothing Of Importance doing We quote best
sole 36c, and panish hemock at 232c according to
the quality There nothing doing in other Cescrpt
and prices nominal.
HIDes-Stll dull Green have declined 1c and the price
paid by dealers is &c Dry sailed and country flint
continue quote 10 2c for the former and 4c
the Latter.
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IuEx resslsed ~ stsaneoet Leoanon-
u 10 NEGns1 lheeae, afrt ciaat articie.
% hak. VI. 4. Gkcras % kan1
- t6ls eaees Graz cl1eF.
- hbls lkAmpAsns CIDER.
100 dos. s.na lfssA osassrs uaEsaassd . hssp al
14nu1cf.
fssiiss slrsag 70 essbsais tAe an q I1y can h -
eenaasasfed sh Ere wcE11 and ehcr neccssary arlss
aoF nat sEs.l occaAoa. b J. @, koBkRfsoS,
Jans l65f. Bfo1de5y.
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LONG CREEK KILLS FOR SALE -RARE oPPoR,
TUHITY 10 IAnn-RuYERa

WE oEsr or sale aboat 1859 81 LAnA ca Loar
w Greek, aheat IL Hsius horlh q kashtlie iars@
Portisn q TIE a4ne ! vel tmoessd; spsadid eax a
propslea ~ asveF fAng stream 81 uaisF nsny eouse
sient and eoioftAbs 1Pfegsmenta uhois acs suss
~ HNered Ana eafeois q Aking sAessnt stoe
saved o1oef ene o. tSofe uaEon ana Trans stsakbos
sste, Aes Ae, VI every aFeie neos.snrY 10 earry "a
sach az estsnsanent To entsrslnT basine.s sea- tAis
aseFsher oasss Hasi aFleaad apportaasT = ussks
pgo4lahle lnvsstmenl
fraaA-rhfse sqaai payments In a. "A nnd q nonfA..
sataeioFiy seeafea FAysbe In h4nk aEsrest nnd
nAFsAss EAScK q WOODWARD.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS,

ARRIVED.
June lT.-Princess Cincinnati.
Park City, Hsrpeth Shoals.
June ls-Banche Lewis, PaducAh.
DEPARTED.
Park City, Paducah.
Blanche Lewis, do.
Princess, Cincinnati.
River falling slowly, with about 81 feet water
on the shoals
The City Of Huntsville leaves for Memphis this
AFTERNOON.
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Df virtue oftwo executions favor Of Alex Ledbetter
- against James Tsrpiey, wili Saturday the
9th OF une, ~ tie Court house wall in the city
NASHVILLE a. III O'Clock, expose 10 public SAFE the high
est bidder for cash, negro woman named julia aged
about 81 year, also gc78 cool and washer and levied on
Is the property OF Sad rarpey 10 satisfy executions
Said negro ean be any time until the aay Of ae AZ
the once Of VIM. c. BOYD.
Jure IDS. THOMAS HORIZON G. q.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-19
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, June l7.-Flour-N othlng doing.
Wheat l 40al 80 for red aud white. Whisky 28a
2t Bacon-Shoulders loo. Oats 45c.