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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
Tar SHE NOf3re.

Office Is hereby given 10 all shOm ii may
- that sale for the and costs for che year A.
D. 1854, at the door OF the Court House in Ottawa
County 81 IL Sae aud State Of Illinois by tire Treasurer
o. ii County the day opposite each tract 81 land
william a Peuuea purchased the following described
lands ia said County % L. Sale and that ts time Of
deWption viii expire tGo years from tie date OF said
SALE
L1te- -fc- 70 '-!0H, Gss'i Dssc,iI tjoa So. r. r.
May Is. lS:-5. 13N. VIM laws, neg - -
May j.. ISjsI 10. Unknown. end VII swq - 81 3
Mas -. 1~J5. p - =. Pulsifer, fr n1q % 80
May -. $50 -. / L: Hit, in eh sUq - 80
-suf- ". !. PENCIL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
NEW ERA
OFT AWAY!

. il'1iE. SUBSCRIBERS nave associated them
i selves in the wholesale and reiuii crockery
business, and have opened III Woods block
ncrih OF the court house, large and entirely
uew stock OF Il Al the variou, kinds ot
CROCK ERH WARE.
Which we have purchased directly from the i'm.
por,eTs and manufacturers for cash, and IN large
auanriti-s selected with the utmost care so az
completely TO supply the wants of thr city and
. country 1t is oar laleaiiOn 10 keep stock 4
all times iull aid complete, aud we believe we
can make il al object tor all persons 20 procure
from US any and all articles III our line Having
established ourselves permanently III this brasch
OF business, twill be our effort S, 10 deal with
our friends and customers, that when once ar-
quanted with us, our goods, and our prices thew
will be customers always. Our stock con-
slsls in part as follows:
DECORATED CHINA.
Atlantic, Webster, Jenny Lind, plain band
blue, and gold, and Iustre figure tea sets, fruir
baskets, vases, motto cofees, do mugs, toilet
SETS, &c.
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.
Dining and tea sets, fruit baskets, COMFORTS
strawberry bowls, soup and or w ,ureens, sauce
boats, dishes, bake, trifie muffin, and
sauce plates.
Aso, a complete assortment OF stone China !
white and blue, in sets Of 10 or 300 pieces.
Also, n splendid lot OF flower vases new
siyl,s and &. &. ware
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
JuSurlrle.
LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance CompanV,

'-Ucc an NdfirgsrS tfocA- DIfErG.
MS Company. entering its second under
l. very favorable circumstances, having acquired
permanent reputation, sHd having outstanding labi
tie- fiherc having been Io.e j. offered to the
public : safe and reliable Insurance Company"
We are prepared I" iuT. property Of all kius asainst
the risk Of mr., much lower than reliable stock
Companies this Company being organized for III. mutual
benefit Of the insured andnOt money making opera
;iou. the profits and losses, If any being divided among
TIE insured. WA. II. ". CUSlIMAN, Pres
W. VI TErE Ssc'U
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
Country Residence and Farm for sale.

TIE subscriber will sell his residence, about two miles
below Ottawa, the Illinois river, with from sixty to
hundred and fifty .cres of land purchasers may
Gssirc.
The place has a connodious House. good Barn. Corn
Cribs. &c, young Orchard about eighty under
the pillow. and every desirable location. Ii
at all easily accessible from town by excel
lent road and readily be divided to make two
very pleasant residences
Also for sale 80 of Land across the River being
all Section i. that lies South of the Illinois River
Apply TO D. +. Cameron. nj Glover & Cooks Office,
o L. T.. Ottawa. lsep29l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
a Rare Chance

Y
HyyO purchase large and valuable Farm time. The
owner offers his Farm situated within two miles o
Elrlye Station. on the Chicago, Burlington Quincy
IL. consisting of 32 valuable timber it
balance improved prairie. adjoining the timber, wei wa
tered and fenced. together with the growing crops for 80
per acre Most OF the purchase money can remain on
line. For further particulars enquire Of A. J. GROVER
sarivIe. II. apl9-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
PAINTS, OILS, & vARNIsHES,

Glass, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paper Hang
Jugs, Pdtnters' brushes, Pencils, de-,
all qualities and varieties. To name all the articles.
they offer vodd occupy much space but the following
let VIII give iiea OF tie nature Of their stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24

Paper Ndnginl.-Plan and Satin Paper, Borders
hre-board Prints, Oil aud Transparent Window Shades
Trimmings, &c.
Ghlss.-Al sizes from by 10, to s2by44
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24
Table CUTLERY,

Ivory handle knives and forks, corn do, buck
and ivory handle carvers, and sportsman's
knives.
Also. splendid lot Of plated, table and des-
ser, forks. Looking glasses Of every style.
WILLOW WARE.
Baby wagons and cabs, baskets with and with.
out covers, new and fashionable style of rattan
chairs. such as LADIES' sewing and nursing chairs,
arm rocking do, children's do, with and with
out rockers. toy pals, cedar and oak brass bound
do, door mats. leather busters. knife boxes, vii.
brooms, and variety of other articles, which,
we will be happy to show to all those who will
give us call. tAuguu4.J SPEN Err g. t.ARL
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White Goods
] e ESH LINENS

In great variety, CONSISTING OF jaconets. cam
bric.. null, Victoria, Swiss, plain, and dotted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-24

DE,EiNO ~ ATCEZEIsLEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
FANNY g. STAPLE GROCERIES.
rs. Cararly's Block, opposite the Post C5sce,
OTTAWA, ILL.
- EEEN and Black Tea, Coffee Chocolate, West India
II Fruits, Pickles and Preserves Candles Common
and Fancy Soaps, Casup and Cordial Meat and Fish
Sauces, Tobacco and Cigars, Cider and Fancy Vinegar
Loaf Clarified Crushed, and Crude Sugar Willow Work
Baskets, Wooden and Earthen Ware, Grain Bags
Brushes Brooms, Flour, Corn Meal Bacon, Fish, Sar,
Dimes Oysters and Lobsters, French Mustard Olive OH
Figs. Dates, Prunes, imported Crons, Currants Green
and Dried Fruits, Ground and Ungronnd Cloves Spices
Ginger, Cinnamon, Coffee Pepper, &C., &c. Maccaro-
hi, Cooper's Baking Powder, Worcesslre Sauce Nuts
Candies, Camphor, Cream Tartar, Resin, Chalk, Tar
Ink, Indigo, wholesale and retail.
G. DELANO,
sep6 r. X. ATCHERLEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

That Dull OPPo,ITE VIoK. BURG. The
VickSburg Sentinel, of the 81 lust, gives the
following account of the dnel fought opposite
that place-alrealy announced by telegraph:
Our city for che past two or three DAYS
has been in state Of extreme excitement in
anticipation nf affair of honor between r.
H. Purdom, Esq, editor of the Port Gibson
Herald, and Col ". D. Roy, editor of the
Southern Sun. 10 accordance with previous
arrangements, the arties repaired to the op-
P"ste side Of the river yesterday, and At
about o'clock the duel came off. The Mis-
si~sippi rifles were used, distance forty PAGES.
At the first fire Mr.. Purdom received severe
wound the ball Of bis adversary striking his
LETT arm just below the elbow, ranging up to
the shoulder, SCATTERING his arm in most ter
rible manner. Il is feared that amputation
will be necessary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. II, 1857.
Mr.. Jonea offered bill AUTHORIZE g CT rhs of tn,
Circuit Conrts To take GUARDIANS bonds in vac4-
ton. Passed Is, reading.
Mr. Menees, hill regulating the sale of spiritu
Gus liquors Passed LIST reading, an made the
- cial order for Tomorrow
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING
To amend the charter of the StatesviIle and
Stone s river Turnpike COMPANY Pdss.d
For the benefit Of the c. & " Co., " A. Co.,
and all lateral and main trunk lnes-oroviding for
Easing and managing lateras by main lines. Pass
hr. McCorico. from select committee appointed
. witt the injury county Fair, presented report
iishiy complimentary to that Exhibition, AID Re-
commencing that the Division Fair be hereafter
teld there.
Senate eoncnrrrd in House amendment to Senate
tlI to amend the Stones River and franklin College
2ur"pike Company.
S-vrril Senate and Honse bills passed on second
reading
Mr. Whitthorne offered bill to abolish the Of
nee OF Tax Assessor, and amend the Nv of 1856,
D. "A. RESTORES the old agency for assessing
m assessors TO act under the law, governing the
'Ir s-nt assessor, with some amendments. Passed,
referred, and loo copies ordered to be printed.
0r. BTatcher. presented the report of the Trus-
tees OF the Tennessee deaf and dumb institution at
hno1ViI and asked that Kinsoe Rice be ordered
! 10 print 300 copies That part OF the motion or
drring the phi ting by Kinsloe Ricl was rejected
and Mr.. Bratcher moved to reconsider the order
to print-which motion wss lost.
! hr d"lsktH, presented The biennial report o
the state Librarian. 500 copies ordered to be
| printed.
! Adjourned till 9, A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

SIR GoRE 0UsELEY.-This gentleman, according
"a the last advic s, the of departure for
the United States, en- roUts for C.ntral America.
He goes special Mission; aud It is hoped, that
In come Xion with Government he will be en-
Abled TO make dual and satisfactory arrangement
Of all matters pending between the three Govern
mebts.
We took occasion some days since, TO repudiats
the idea OF SIR Gore 0usely, OF any body else be-
ing specially accredited 10 this Governments 70 Ihs
injury Of Lori Napier and the result shows that no
such proceedings has taken pace.
Sir Gore Ousey, Is probably, better Informed In
all that relates to South American affairs than any
member OF the English Diplomatic Corps aud
hence his selection for this delicate and important
duty Then again, he Is the personal friend OF
President Buchanan as We happen 70 know; AID
aithsI, L Idy 0useley Il American, aud her hus-
band known to be exceedingly partial 10 oar eoun-
try.
10 view therefore, Of the peculiar fitness Of Sir
Gore for this mission, aud from our knowiedge OF
bis talents and kindly feelings towards the Unitsa
States. well bis intimate acquaintance Win
South American Affairs, We argue sue most taFor4-
bic results from his selection for this delicate ser
vice. lie arrival at this port accompanied By Ia y
0useley aud his daughter may be looked for about
the middle OF this month. We have heretoioss
stated, that Lady o lselsy Is the daughter OF the
Grn. Van Ness aud sister OF Ars, Judge Roosevelt
M Y Courier d EngttiTeT.
- DOa't tonch the lutte when drums are re-
sounding. A wise man remains silent while fools
.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
FARMER.

a lady who. the Cincinnati Eiaquirsr says, :
''beautiful and lovely. aud the wife Of pFomi-
nent Republican politician 10 Ohio, made bet
OF q kiss with . Democratic lawyer, that
Cbase would BE- elected Governor Of that State
by I've thousand majority. He Wasn't; and
tiir lady went al the way from Toledo O.
Cine.nns and discharged Der liability.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

RS~The mechanics of Louisville, KY, held
IA meeting last Saturday night, at which
was disclosed the fact that there are 5000
working men and women out of employ
ment in that city. They are classified as
follows: From Agricultural shops 150-
Foundries, Ma chine-shops, MouIders, &c =,
6OO-Carpenters Bricklayers 1870
Painters 50--Shoemakers lOO-Tailors
9OO-Laboring and Steamboat hands 400
-Stone-cutters 5O-Copper and Tinsmiths
50-WagOn and Carriage makers So
Blacksmiths 2OO-other artizans of differ
ent branches 200.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

The following is the result of the Congress
sional election in this State. All the old
members are reelected. The returns from the
Fourth District are very sctn,y, but the D =
mocratic rnhjpIity is so large as to make the
result certain:
First Dis'rict.-George Eustis, Jr., Ameri-
can.
Second Disrrict.-MiIes Taylor, Democrat.
Third District.-T. Green Davidson, Demo-
crat.
Fourth District-John NJ. Sandilge, Demo-
crat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
ALL TENNES~
Fl sH sVsK eve q II Z -
WITH THE COMPTROLLER's NAM


TAKEN At PAR FOR GOODS AT AUCTIONl -
w Ill he added err Grand and Magnificent Auction
w ale Nov 10Th llth and 18th 1857, another large
invoc, New and Fashionable, s,sp'e and Fancy
Dry Good, 10 he sold regardless Of prices.
ALSO,
We vii irvoice OF good, and well assorted
Staple Good, ntng rec Thousand DO lars, for
an kind Of uncurrent that T. endor ed by the
CouItroer o. Tennessee also vrencrburg
money, SheIbyyle, Knoxville ard Ocoee money, all OF
which win be in payment for these Goods.
The time vo1rseves; The Goods are really
god and fresh, and viii be pO ivry nut through or what
hey ril bring. TkAB II . LIC.e
-cvi-td No "a Puhlc square, Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

Like that decision of Judge GoOdlOe, wherein he
disfrluchises all the uaturalized citizens of the
United States dead and living, and perhaps their
children after them.-LO'asViHs LsaOerat.
What great outrage il must be in the eyes Of
all good LocoCocos that the dead Irish aud Germa
should be Observation-Disclosures they should not be
allowed their votes. IL Is old saying that a liv-
log dog is better than dead lion, but the editOr OF
the Democrat no dOu6t thinks that q dead IFishmAo
or Dutchman Is better than live native. Our p o.
pie have nif sted pretty strong avsrsioa 40 hav
ing Amere4 governed by live foreigners, and We
may have an opportunity OF seeing whether they
viii be more reconciled TO her being governed by
Reshless Irish snd Dutch skeletons sith i've feet Of
earth them.
We presume there eau be question as 10 the
mode In which the editor Of the Democrat would
have the votes of his dead foreigners taken. Un-
questionably, he would have the old mode kept up.
fae skeletons could hardly be eXpece ed, even 10
response TO she most vehement raling cries OF the
organs TO present themselves In person - the polls
on election day holding their ballots IL their bony
hand, and ginning CHASTITY and horrible defiance
at the Americans, and 20 our Neighbour would have
fee i've LocOlocos act as their suthoriErd agents,
copying from al, II tomhstOnes and reeog ding
them IN favor Of LoeOfSee tickets has Olsse been
done heretofore.
II the Democrats indignant account Of the ope-
ration OF judge Goodies decision Is esFrses, what
hsree ~rattling aasOng the dry bones" H nuss
have created. -Losssrilis Journal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
PaDer Reduced.

TNRON and after the 1t ofDtcember will reduce the
= price Of pape- FROM to 10 yer cent for cash, and to
an ulaF prompt customers, and should necessity
ari,e for a stM further reHuc ion viii make Is.
reducsd 20 cents, seen BY my card aboves
and they must delivered free OF dray
sge clear OF WOODEN and k, and subj ect 10 deduo
ton We occasionally receive very ind nerent
trert rag they be subject cashcaton the same
anv other ehAude, and be psio for accordingly
rov2 o. mae W. 4. WHITMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
CIRCUIT COURT, DAVIDSON COUNTY.
JANUARY TERN, 1883.

1sF-It is ordered By the Court that hereai'e ~
Clerk shan divide the Trial Docket ito four paris
tried respectively among the FIyAt, S9coRd LHbU
FoIlrth weeks Of Term So that cause shan DC
At the heel Of ocket, but all shall be tae0 or co
as they are reached ,,4,o,ts
RvE2p Judgm nts in unlitig1ted s. and judgments
nv default may be taken as retofor-- - -.
RUIZ Sd 1t shall be the duty q he Clerk within FTs
DAYS after thu adjou nment Of di ide the cke
as I'd and biish in one or two newspapers Of
crratio tie causes for trial among frs second
third and weeks, thst the parties in such Uses
may have notice when Their attendance viii be required
EuI. 4rH 1t shall furthermore Of the Clerk
in issuin subpOe fr the witnesses them to
ATTEND the first econd third Monday Of the
Ter according to the place the staCds the
Docket.
the above Rules Inc following causes viii ant Ter
trfal dnrn g Term:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

The WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
The work on this road, says the Winchester
Home Journal, is progressing finely. With
about two or three months additional labor il
will be in readiness for the iron from this point
we understand, is being also pushed rapidly to
completion. That we shall soon have the iron
horse to greet US with his lfe-inspiring whistle
and daily mingle the atmosphere of Lincoln
aud Franklin, is fixed and exhilerating fact.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

rs Yeas OF Age
Whose fands a Hie have netriy run ost, .. ,,5.,
While 10 re Indies. eertzin ezrc t1r Sou h 49,
/ Asthusa, Bronettt- Coughs, Osis, and &c -,
~ The remedy "a, d covered by al q sasA a. = -
ehIId daughter. Rivcu 40 20 die. ne - ! .
much OF the wonderful restorative AMI hraluE 49,
Drrparatlons uaade from "a IndtA he up, AZ M
thou h occurred hiul thai he msht make reee-t
hi. ohld Re stud Cd hard ant succeeded Ia reAllL
vi hes hts ehnd cared and n nov alive ~" 49,
Ne has siuce alminislsFed the Hond-rfdl rurnGdg 70
sands Sufferers IN ali parts of ths ~orid, ana p
never tailed 90 making thea nplrtsiy heathF 80
~ Wishln do mBeh good possible, ne ~
10 sses Of 1T afflicted fellow beings az teQnesttt ms
Pc sth fun ana explicit drocoat f'r M lns ~
sucae. ~ tsinE lie requires each applicant 70 "
close hfa shunng-threr eeht, % De retutle5
. stare "a de recipe and she remainder % % apgn'@
10 Ehe payHls NJ o. his adFe rtissueut.
Addr-ss D.. II. JAMEs. So. %, firand street =
Nov. IL ISL na&Einaide jersey city. ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
ShePiffsS Sale.

rQH iFtGe O. order % ssle drectsd rou Ire
, o.eTk q ne reuit Coar q DaFIdaa eoanty sep
TENDER terra. 1891, 10 the suit q r. HAmHn D.
kun BY assessment. va Tn 2lnl day II hoVem-
er Ger for sale % highest b1dsr, shs Court
heafe yard gate ia Sash ae variety % Guoeeries
sFlres nsEais kepg Ia faiy Eroeery. and sundry
e q Furniture sale 20 - 10 o'eiosx
JOAN K EBMuNDSoS EhsriM
noEi9-did. - 4. a. ca aPBEizL, b. 3.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

When the banks of New York and Phila-
de'phia, of Virginia, South Carolina and |
other States suspended specie payments, |
few weeks ago, and asserting brokers" of |
Kentucky and other neighboring States
were gathering up all the paper on the
old Stock Banks of Tennessee, and rushiag
here to get specie, our Banks here, very
considerably and wisely refused to pay
specie, and suspended. We justified this
course on their part. We saw, as they
saw, that our existence depended upon
sustaining our own currency and unfolding
our own banks. Our people, therefore, re-
fused to make any considerable run upon
our own banks, but on the contrary, went
with their depOsiteS, as usual, and placed
them in the hands of the banks But
while this was the case, these outsiders who
had no interest in sustaining our currency,
fiocked in for the gold, out of which they
could realize handsome premium in other
markets. This process of crushing our own
people to make the fortunes of Others.
our Banks promptly set their faces against,
by closhing their vaults-prefering to use
their specie in furnishing exchange to our
home merchants to pay their eastern debts,
and to our farmers and others to get their
products to market. We should have
been false to what we esteem the interests
of the public, if we had not justified the
course of the banks under such circum-
stances.
For this the Free Trader, a newspaper
| of respectable pretensions, published at
Natchez, Miss, assumes to give us and the
banks of this city a severe castigation. 1t
says that the Banks refuse to paw their
honest debts, and we are their mercury
(mercenary?) apologists for the outrageous
dishonesty; and proceeds to pass sentence
that the bank directories here should be
tarred aud feathered, and the PATRIOT sent
to the lunatic asylum We consider this
pre-eminently the most refreshing bit OF
hnmOr of the times. The Natchez Ere.
Trader has been at the head of the anti
debt-paying, repudiating party of Missis,
sippi for the last fifteen or twenty years
Mississippi sold her bonds to obtain funds
to erect State Bank of her own, and
with the consent of the Free Trader! The
bank was established, and in the course Of
two or three years, burst into about hal
million of atoms. The bonds fell due, and
the Natchez Free Trader turned around
and not only advised the State to refuse tt
pay her bonds, but hurled imprecations anC
denunciatiOns against those who favored
their payment, compared with which, thu
above against lis and our banks, are sooth
ingly mild! Did the devil ever rebuke sir
with more charming grace?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
Rags! RagsM

OWING 10 the financial condition Of the country and
~ the great depression Of trade ind 1t necessary
price OF Rags 20 H.. 10 take eject rom
after the Of Der, 1887. AFTER the LIST
ia Of November n paw SC cash for good vaP~i and
hope trade vi he necessity Of this this
try ing time 90 manufacturer,
OctiB-im. ". s. WHITMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The discus sions of tn resolution to appoint com.
nis-iouers Uorxsmiue into tn" condition Of certain
Tree bank continued At some l~ngth aud the
ole subj ct fually referred to the Committee
On Birks
Mr.. Bentley had leave to introduce bill to pro-
hi it backs from buying their notes at less
than pa. Referred TO the Committee on Banks
The resolution Of Mr.. Many insrucJilg our Sen
ltors, aud qnrsting our Representatives % US,
their best Efforts 10 secure the passage of a Law.
which shall impose a national tax on all bank bills,
Of any bauk 10 the Uuiled Stats under the drnom-
natio oftWrutv-dve dollar. ferr-i, motion
of Mr.. Nancy, 10 the Commute Federal Rela-
LionS.
NJ. Benupy's resolution In relation to the compile
ton of she State CspiJol, referred 10 the
nittee on State Capitol.
The resolution OF Mr.. Beale, directing the Com
Mite on WAYS ana Means tn inquire into the
Dedirncy OF taxi z all moneys ia this Stat, snd
whether il l. KIP dent 10 NIT mrrch ants bcense
Sc adopted.
Mr.. vii- GUS resolution directing that the jour
asls snalI show the hours Of adjournment, was
FithdraWn.
A, journed sill 10 A. NJ. 10 morrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
For Nent.

A CoMFORrA ale breS ing on the corner OF Ce-
n dAT aud spruce streets. Also, doors from
he OF Cedar Spruce street. for the year,
SIS. apply to BOYD .,
n0vi2 No. so Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12

these insidious errors, and with a desire
that the attention of considerable people
may be arrested, and turned to something
like FIRST principles on the subject.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
NEW BOOKS

MUSTANG GRAY. By J-rs Clemens.
MEADOW BROOK. By Mary J. Hsmes.
THE LOST DAUGHTER. By c. Lee HEATH.
RoUMANIA. By james o. Noyes, NJ. D.
LIFE OF JOHN FILcH--IBvsntor OF the Steamboat.
THE WORLD Is A POCKEr BOOK.
BERASGERs LYRICAL P00Ues. By Wm. Yoang.
NOTHING TO Eat. Illustrated
The wOBL0s OWN by JuHa Ward Hove.
WE'LL REiUN Is HALF DoNE.
NASEIE's JEWEL CASE.
For sale b CHARLEs ". SMITH.
Novia- &c 81 College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-12
FOR ST. LOUIS.

FOX Sc LOUIS.
Had vii also take pasSe gers 10 the Steamboat,
Jas. JoHSzoN, for Ns0 Orleans.
fIVHE hne light drau. he steamer,A IN -
J. ELLA, ". CORBUT, Ma ter, sa1
i-iu leave for the above and all In uA1lz-El-azszI
ediate ports this lay, i2th, g2 c CA, 81
/ Or freight or passage apply on board, OF 70
A. HAMILTON.
NoVl2-lt. Agent