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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05
MISSOURI RIVER PACKET LINE!
For Lexington, Kansas and St.
~ ~ VIEW JOseph.E ~ ~. N


TickETlNG THROUGH T0zC0UNCIL BLUFFs.
.GsGAs THE Unrivalled Regular rSATUR-
ss.zS.5Azss DAY Express Passenger Steamer,
for the above and all intermediate points, on eve
ry alternate SATURDAY, at a O'Clock, p. NJ,
during the entire season, as follows., ldi so7'q'
April 25th; ., Nav 9th an5road.,y ~
June 9th and goth; july 4th and ISM. '-'
Aug. list, 10th and 39th; September 18th and goth
october 10th and 24th;s November 7th and Dist.
Returning, will leave ST. Joseph every alternate
FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock, as follows:T 5
April 18th, Nav LIST. 18Th Ana Doth.
June 18th and goth; JaIy 10Th iS and and s S sn;
August 18th and 2lst; September 4th and 18th;
Oct I'd, 10th and 30th; November 18th and 27t6.
Leaving st. Joseph Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A.
M; Doniphan at IL, M; Atchison at 2; Iatan at 8;
Weston at 4; Fort ,Leavenworth at 6, p. M; re-
naming at Leavenworth City over night. Leav-
ing Leavenworth City Saturdays, at S O'Clock:
Parkville at Z; Wyandotte at s; Kansas at 9:
Wayne City at IL, A. M; Liberty at IL, M; Rich.
field at 2; Sibey at 3; Camden at s; Wellington
at q, F. NJ; remaining at Lexington over night
Leaving Lexington Sunday, alto O'Clock; Berlin
at .; Wayerly at 9; Hills Landing at 10, Asm.;
Miami at II, NJ: Brunswick at 2; Glasgow at q;
Boonvilie at q, p. M; Rocheport and Providence
same evening, arriving in st. Louis on Monday,
IN time for all evening lines of traye and Offering
by undertaking punctuulity, the most reliable
method Of transit to st. Louis from all points ON
@ ,s hiNeI ,afoluiDS Inc railing tunnels,
land-slides, and general casualties OF the highly
dangerous Rail Road from Jefferson City, with but
tritiing loss of time and no additional expense.
W7T The METEOR was built, withoidi 1t regard
to cost, fora First Glass Missouri River ,Passen-
ger Packet; and in point of speed, elegance and
luxurious accommodations, is pre- eminentIy with
out rival in the trade No effort on the part Of
her officers will be wanting to secure the com
pietest comfort and convenience to Passengers and
Shippers may rely upon-the utmost dispatch in
the delivery of freight. M --.5.5ss LII
April2 %, '57 THEo. BARTHoLoW. AGENT
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05
1851. Spring Arrangement. 1869.
sH KATE HOWARD. i


For Jefferson CITY, Rocheport. BoonyiIIe. row
Rock, Glasgow, Cambridge and Brunswick.
:, The new and light draught freight steamer,
KATE HOWAWn.
LaSztsi los. IS. MANSON. Commando.
VIII commence on early openine or NAVIGATION
her REGULAR weekly trims in fbe above trade Ieay
inc 81 I.ouis every TUESDAY at q O'Clock p.
NJ and returning will leave Rrnnswick every
FRIDAy' at 6 O'Clock. A. M. and GLASGOW AZ
10 M arriving IN 81. Ionis on Sunday. ids7
The Kate Howard wns buijt exnrcsslv for the
above trade. She combine strength and speed. and
for iigbtness Of drnnghf cannot he surpassed by
anv boat in the Missouri river. We hone by
and strict attention obns;ness n mef
4 a Iberal share Of patronage from our friends
10 whom we extend our thanks for mast favors,
]. s. MANSON, Commander.
lava M. HILIARD. Clerk = : M,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05

-1I1E.GEIa HEsE 1TIT
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05
H AuLIMa

+ HAVE a good team, wagon and draw, a care
i, full driver, and am prepared to do hauling of
every description. c. TOOI,FY
P. S. 3 cows and 3 yearings, gone astray-any
information literally paid for or thankfully re-
ceiyed. TSept. II, 1851
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05

,ar- = = =.
1907. sprtng Arrangement. 1867.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKETdSnuF
For Bruus,yiel1 Miami. tt,u,.r anA;,,, I,U.,,,.
Berlin. IeSiny,on' a'Sars maVf ;,y
ery, rnpeRehoe1ses Kansas, Parkyil L tsev
palermo and Z, Iossni .rA'e"'soh, ooh'Pla'i
-. hsi,r sa;i l,,7asd,g .,sl
Lsll5stA LIE uDil yaIlee Tegplar tuesday Exs
~ - y ~ press passenger steamer MORNING
81, 1, =; bhIh hhx MASTER viii leave for
ne a91ye g1 points On every alter
na.e TUESDAY, az O'Clock, ~ M, during the
ehtire season, as FOLLOWS, VIZ;
April 21st; .wgssVy May 9th and 18Th,
June I'd, 10th and 30th, July 14th and 2sth; !.
august lth and 25th, September 9Th and 22d;
october 9th and 20thj November Sd.
Connecting at 81. Joseph : with the ~ Iosenb
and Bluff City Packet Line. and iFrost,s Excejsi-
or Line Of Mail Coaches fo} Omaha md Counsil
Bluffs. .Sr9d1fr 'TGfTStSSi y
Returning. win leave q, Iaso,h - .iJ..,.,.
Anil ian nd o-,, I',i'' 800 90 II W..
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05

A N extensive stock of Bleached and Brown Do
IA mestics, and Ticking, Just received and for
sale by STROUSE, FRIEDSAM & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05

''' What great deal of time and ease that
man gains who is not troubled with the
spirit Of curiosity, swho let's his neighbours
thoughts and behavior alone, confines his
inspections TO himself, and takes care for
the points ofhonesty and conscience.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05

NAILS-20O kegs best Wheeling, from Sd to
IN God, in store and for sale by
march19. MASON & TOOLEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05

I5~A St. Louis paper tells good story
Of couple Of sportsmen, who, while on a
cunning expedition, wandered into one OF
the counties of Illinois, and commenced on
onslaught on the game out Of season, and
against the statute in such case made and
pIsxided. They were hauled up before a
esquire" on old soldier Of the war Of 1912,
and a strict temperance man to boot-to an
swer for the offence, when one Of them thus
pulled the wool over his eyes," sra SD 10
'.May it'please the court Gas the word
court was mentioned the Squire adjusted his
spectacles, crammed lis thumbs in the arm
holes Of his shirt and tried to look digni-
fed, what are we arrested for? For do
ing whatP Disobeying foolish and out
rageous law, framed by gang of drunken
loafers, who know nothing about the Con-
stitution Of the United States or the Decla-
ration Of Independence. That sacred doc
ument, revered by every pure patriot, and
by every noble soldier who has fought, bled
and died for his country,-that is, might
have died-guaranteees 10 every citizen
"ifs, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness.
We were in the pursuit of happiness, with
in the meaning of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, which is higher law, in the esti-
nation Of all pure patriots and old soldiers
1.-THE squire's eye, began TO dance with ex.
element, as the speaker continued to al.
lude to old soldiers and the Declaration of
Independence }, than law framed by the
loafers who meet at Springfield every two
years, to play poker and drink rot-gut."-
The Squire interrupts the speaker; "Ken
you show that ar passage in the Declaration
which says wat you hev jist sed bout pur-
suit of happinessP" Certainly I can" said
the speaker, picking up copy of the Re-
vised Statutes, and pointing 1t out. The
Squire examined it and said: "Mr, Consta-
bic, discharge the prisoner. 'kase / don't
believe in the new-fashioned laws they
make nowadays. Give me the good old
laws Of Washington and Reyolutioners, for
certainly is great happiness to shoot them
ere pesky birds that eat up the farmers
corn" t'-st ''s"i..s
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-05

RAiLRoAD WIr.-We recently (says an
sxohange) took a trip West, and while pass
ing over one Of the railroads on the route
and being fond of the weed, had taken a
seat in the baggage car for the purpose Of
INDUCING in good Havana, nervous in
dividual entered the car and commenced
overhauling the baggage. The baggage
master, after cycling him moment, accos,
ted him With. q
What's wanting sirp' p SIS
I'm looking for my trunk demurely an.
swered the nervous man.
i will take care Of your trunk sir, thai
is my business retorted the baggage mas
ter. .sii a+4 5JNctNt TO-
'Oh, am aware of that, sir; but l had al
ways much rather keep my trunk under my
ye ~ UEE Of9aE -ff@Ety 0U az
90 well, then, sir, you should have beer
born an elephant
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16
Valuable Law.

III the case of the young Cuban Cueva, convict
ed in Of the courts at Brooklyn few days since
Of the manslaughter OF Oscar dc Grandval, the
Judge Of the court laid down in his charge q very
valuable principle OF law one that has always been
recognized of undoubted authority, but which is
seldom acted upon, though in these days, when
the practice OF carrying deadly weapons has be-
come almost universal, its application is greatly
needed. The facts of this case simply these:
A quarrel had occurred between the young meD in
the afternoon; in the evening CueVa intercepted
GrandVal and commenced assault upon him; in
the sffrsy pistol which Cueva was in the habit Of
carrying in a belt at his side, was discharged and
Grandval shot through the head. The defence con-
tended that the discharge of the pistol acciden-
ta caused by the fall Of both parties whilst clinch
ed, to the ground. In view OF this theory the Las
was laid down: "If " said the Judge, "Cueva COM
menced the assault, intending only use the cane
and in the scuffle foot by himself the loaded
pistol which he had upon his person accidentally
exploded aud caused death, he was guilty OF man
slaughter because the death resul Ell from his at
tempted execution OF an unlawful act" This is the
law that need strictly admin tered in evey case
wherein deadly weapons are used. person who,
thus armed, gets into a conflict must De prepared
to stand all the consequences of the intentional or
accidental use OF his weapon. The doctrine laid
down in the Judge, charge upon this point ought
to be well understood 10y those who indulge In the
Eeprehensible practice of carrying concealed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The restless impatience of men, their
constant desire for change and novelty, and
the arbitrary and stern power of habit, are
two elements of human conduct which are
ceaseless and inimical in their operations
and influence. This is no less true of the
aggregate political body of the people,
than of individuals. The one, if decidedly
predominant, makes old FOgies of US, the
)ther Young Americas. The one moves
With the clumsy precision of the sloth, the
other with the rash and incautiOus bound
of the frightened antelope. The one,
without enlightenment, makes dolts-the
other, with enlightenment, makes radicals
md fanatics-the mean between the two is
conservative. Conservatism battles with
10Th, stimulating the one, restraining the
other. Conservatism, in the present or
ranization of society and politics, is incom-
petent to the task. Between sotlid phleg-
aatsm on the one hand, and fiery mercu-
ialism on the other, the legions of COnser-
,atism are meagre and it's efforts ineffec-
ual. In physics, between the frigid Arc
ic and the torrid Equator, the blooming
alley is perennial; but between the ice
terg and the crater, in politics, the hum
ilock and the eruption, there is little
chance for the growth of the true and pros
ferrous temperate. True, they have their
easons and periods, and then there is a re-
pite, and there is time of wholesome
Growth and healthful reform. But all re-
,orm is not progress, neither is all progress
any more reform. Among parties, these
re catch-words, appropriated by and be-
onging to demagogues and political di'dap-
pers, that go Swimming about over the wa
ers of politics in search of an official meal
Whatever rnffles the surface, and cuts of
Z distinct view of the motive of their mp,
roach delights them. Hence, agitation is
heir element. If they cannot produce
arge agitations, they turn their attention
small disturbances In this the radicals
IRE pre-eminent. In fact, they have mo-
uopolized the field To these general
Principles and facts, we may trace the un
,1rtunate sectional and other controversies
yhich have gone far to separate and alien
tie one portion of the American people
from the other And so it descends to in
er-sectional and inter State differences
md differences among individuals of the
anne State 1t is inimical to the high and
Generous impulses of patriotism, to the
fraternity and sober judgment of the peO
lie, and to the highest interests of the Com
nonwealth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1857.


Mt. Vernon AssociatiOm--The Ladies' of
McminnVIII@-The Lecture Tonight.
Friday evening we met our friend, JOHN
Fl French, Esq, returning from visit to
the President of the Mount Vernon Asso
citation of Tennessee, with whom he had
just deposited 500, the sum raised for the
Mount Vernon Fund, by the patriotic and
public spirited ladies of McMinnville.
When we reflect that McMinnville is but
small town, and that the season has been
most unproptious for the collection of
money for public enterprise-the revul-
sion in trade and the tightness of the mon
ey market tending to tighten the purse
strings of the most liberal-we may say
with truth that her fair daughters have
done nobly. When we compare popnla-
tions and wealth, we may add, that they
have oat-Stripped so far, all competitors in
the State, even the boosted city of Nash
vile. In the contribution from McMinn-
vile, the ''little folk" are we'll represented,
none giving less than one dollar, the amount
required for membership. McMinnvlle
has justly boosted of her scenery, Of her
delightful climate, of her schools and
churches, and her gallant sons, but she has
richer jewels than these, than all, in her
loveable daughters All honor to them.
We can not turn aside from this pleasant
duty of speaking of the ladies of McMinn-
vile, without another appeal to their sisters
Of Nashville. We should be grieved to
think that the latter are less patriotic, or
have less reverence for the immortal WASH
INGTON, whose memory every woman
should cherish with the hottest emotions
than any of their sex anywhere. We
know them to be both patriotic and gene
rous, and if they have, as yet, done little
to swell the funds of the Mount Vernon
Association, they will ultimately be found
amongst the foremost. And this leads us
10 remind them, and all of onr city readers,
that this evening has been set apart for
Public Lecture, in aid of this sacred cause,
at DR.. Howelps Church, W. n. BuBo,
Esq, being the lecturer We trust that
as many as possible will turn out on this
occasion and show their "faith by their
works"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

VERY TOUCHING. Here is a touching descrip-
ton of moonlight scene:
After whirIing some time IN the ecstatic mazrs Of
a waltz, Cornella and mys II stepped out uuob-
served on the balcony, TO enjoy few OF those mo
ments so precious TO lovers. IL a glorious
pigkt-the air was cool and refreshing AS / gazed
on the beautiful being al my eide, thought never
saw her look lovely; the full moon cast it's rays
over her whole person, giving her most angelic
appearance, and impartng TO her curls a still more
golden hue. One OF her soft hands r, sted ia NINE
and ever and anon met my ardent gaze with Of
came over her soft features FULL red lps treu-
bled with suppressiYe emotion, tear dIop rested
on her long, dropping lAshes, the muscle around
her faultless mouth became eOnyulsed, she gasp-d
for breath, aud snstching her hand from tue warm
pressure OF my oWn, she turned suddenly a~uy,
and-sneexed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16
uA1s.ssED

The residences q the brides father, Thursday
niag. l2lh ia tant. BY Rev D. Baldwin, Capt JAAen 2
y o. q Bedford count And Miss 4. AEcNEh
daughter q Benjamin R4cEer Es q this county sF-
fnssaharo' IsisgraHA.
A. hs residence o. d. H. c. spence. Il as vlciny,
Wednesday evralns, u q Instant b Rev. Mr. Haus q ne
EFsepai Chn b, 9oss -. T. Foss, k. q cha iestoa, >
e. and Miss - dsugh e the late GzFnon
speaee. q his oity.-As-ffsssAdrss Telegraph
Ga The t2th inzt b tAa Rev Mr. shaok ". cAogc4
and Ms Fa0bE Jas CkhK, al % klaa 0reek, bsdosd
couagy. Fean.-n1sfg Eees.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16
AuErIRED PHYSICIAN
u yens OF age.

-hfl- La 49, al Iufirs s certain care % e'ie n 80
A.tAras bronchitis. Caashs, caiatt tna t
4 ~ re reredf "a "a covered ~ "a - ,l t---a
-kFf a EsaEhter. FiVcn a. 70 one, tte .t,s- .
49, sf ne uonss ui orsss al n s.hs 49, 49,
.-.-.t..,s sasf. fran tsa "a tedta Heap anu me
49, ~ e-srr-d him ttat be M ht make a to
- chf ne siud-t haff aud sleeeiFd "a e'i- ~ ~ y,
s. "a. rRnA ~ cared. and T. uos alive sn9 eeii-
a. ~ sirss alulnsl-rci the aQnd1rf1l Frtnca -
sufs 80 sesrsrs in al paris 81 ne ear 1ee Ae eAs
- - t.n- IL uaaaa thea c1upicfs lY hcaths ala nap
- Wthlns do mech sctd rs possible hq ~ -
y suc- 81 his iictsa foH peipss ss feQret tht re
- .fth ftf and exuici drrcals or ma tng ~, IN
Ta.e f1as usins it. he qarss each applicant 70 m
- nm one SAT- ing thrfe Gems GO De rstuFueo -
r,stare the reeir ard ttr reni4nder 10 % ht-S
"a - uavulsnt o. chs adVe rtisemcnt
adsr-ss Dr.. a. JAMES, Ne. ia, Grand saset =
Nov M lssf--In3ksinsilc. Jersey City. n. ,. 4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

DEATH OF CARDINAL DIX MEDIoI.-A letter
from Rome OF the 18th Of October announces
that Cardinal Francisco DE- MKDiCI was struck
with apoplexy the preceding evening while
paying visit TO Monseignor Giuseppe SIollA,
private camerist of his Holiness. Notwith-
standing medical aid was speedily afforded him
he died at eight o'clOckin the evening, bavlng
previously received the last sacrament. The
Cardinal was born at Naples on the 25th Of
November, 1903, and reoeiVed the purple on
the 18th of June, 1856.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

BErTER THAE NoEE.-Qld Mrs. p, who Is a strict
believer IN general damnalion, YES spilled % for
b, ard by q see captain, Who usual che pat through
a te-t OF faith. Do you believe al the world ui
be savrdf 80, madam. said be. Hos many do
you thiBk all DC damned 2 eoatiuued she. Oil
said he, i dou't kn0w, 2erhzps = mllhoh.' well,
the old lady remarked in toa- OF content, sell
hats better than none 50 all guess sou can
eoaia.'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

PoRK W believe the pork trade ia this section
i pretty much at q staud still The elders OF the
artcle. some hOw or other, have got the idea into
their heads that pork Is worth seven eight cent?
or nothing Those who have 70 buy, on be oth-g
hand, see very clearly thai it Is not ~oTth 20 Rnch
aud, a. a Consequences, but feu engagements arr
brin. made. great many Of our friends will nc
doubt bacon their hogs. but When they hnd haeou
drug IN the market" nsIt spdng, they Will proc
ably regret that Shyy did not avail themselves %
the market price foS pork this seasoa.-kHoEsili'
Regisisr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

The following complimentary notice is ttken from
the ssouri Democrat:
IMMENSE AMOUNT OF SUFFsMNG RELIEVED BIZ
TAXING NCLEAE's STRENGrHgNI CORDIAL since
the 18th ct August, the following cases have been
reported cured
los persons have been cured of General D. BIZ
lty.
6s persons have been cured Of Nervous De-
blity.
2s persons have been cured ofdiseases OF the
Kidneys.
$50 persons who have been afiieted with vsr-
Gus complaints, Fever, Chronic Diarrh@t, Dyson
t~ry, Liver Complaint. Night SWests, DyspePsia,
ami Weakness OF the Digestive Organs have been
cured, b, sides large number from whom "e have
not IT heard
McLeaa'- Strengthening Cordial aud Blood PuFi-
fer Is a remedy required oy every one 10 the West
TN and S0ntncrn country. IL is very pleasant and
agreeable 10 take, AMI il DC taken By man, Wo-
man or child.
A diurrtic il viii cure any disease OF tn Kid
nrys or BIaodeT, aud sltersuve, it viii puri-
" tue blood aud remove ell pimpl =, sores Or
olotches from thr skin
Try it-one dFscAm is sufficient "a convince the
most scepueal OF lis wonderful s,Fenthening an in'
vibrating prOp,rties.
See toe q .vertisemcnt 10 another column
Nos i6-ls.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16
CAPITAL PRIZE, S65,OOO!!
Only $4,000 Numbers 3,28t Prizes
y G Is 4 ~ L

82s6 Prizes amounting $685. 900
ly Rank Notes Of sound Ranks taken al par. Oh cks
on New York RENTED for prizes.
Drawings Of arge 81 w ~ be p blisheI in
New York and NV Orr Suuda Ia. s, and Charles
ton nj savannah allie.
Address tickets certificates passages Of
ticketstO ANDERSON 4 son, Managers,
Macon Savannah, Ga
~ Addr, orders for Tickets 7. q. ANDE R ON
BoN 2s3 Nashville, Tennessee; or to ANDERSON a SON,
Macon, or savannah, Georgia.
Nov I6-tWFWtd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

EB- Gov Perry, OF Florida, has set apart che
Goth inst, as a day of Thanksgiving.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16
MACHINES !
ae PTnI.IC sQUARE,
Wheat 40 Cram Wanted.

FFVHE rubsorlsrs ~H an lines nay ne hlznsss 49,
1 ia eash ~ WAsdt fara, ctifs asa n.y. - t1s-
"A ID 80 sf{g. corner 81 line and CHsfrf sta
Apv elthrr "a The nil Or ". o. Gordon a 49,
street. NAAt So -
0.fas-aaafm.
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FoH RENT.

Oh th= balance Of this and year that beastlfa
aua csaamo i1as Fesiieuee q 80 va frsd Nfhltr
situated Maikes street, an Nashtie. Pusslsaisu
giscn laulediAlcly. kar Psrtcuisfa eEIa-re q
l.. r. GLAEI h, AEraL
novl8-E- Sc. 81 ChsFIy ElIasL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

~ Dat OF some city tobacco factories in Rich
nOnd V e, only six nov al work.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

AZ his Fszdsnee. Ia iaatngesa, Carries ceaaiys fsaa-
on rsasdzy rs lea lastsat, osL Jkan ToWsE=.
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w andPd!

A N.rchanrs Bank rosrs n the losing Paeks
n Mob De-, Ne Orl-u1 ani ne Panks o. Georgia
and Soarh sro i1a mar; Cf Etrk Of Ma hyie 10
c.. d coun Ha0k Of shelby Vile 90 cts discount. AL n
rgr "a "A b. e Tine.
Nov. 1l-sF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

RELIC OF tbs GENITAL AMERrCA.-It is stated
that last we, a boty pick up on the ATTAIN
tic beach, little to th North of Cap HIATT r's,
having belt around it containing gold dust No
doubt IL was the corpse of of the passenger of
tn Hl-lstei Central America Other dead bodies
have been seen floating in the neighbOrhoOd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-16

FOB s.uITHL AND AND PADUCAH.
n 'nE sghs dFaHghs sle4msg CuhAa IN
II huEE. AsstsF, sl leave THIs
DAY, Ieth insi., ~ ie o'elock, a. abgyesu
and Al iatsi aeaiais iAneiaEs- Per freEa asax -
ps 90 ao4rd, q - A. hAaILf1S
a. d. HAkRis9N
saFt@-3t Ageasa.
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For LoaisvilIe and C1neinnati.

~ sea ga, e. fE'.r e.. e, Pa: Mas =
iateFasesia 3 ianding tlis day, Mon-al-
dzs Cd nst, ~ 0'oicok p 4. Far fssht 81 pass4s,
apply heard % 70
AaFls-iL r. II. HARRISON. Aseat
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Premium Pianos.

LARGER stock 5hsn usu4 a Of those eel 8.
n ebrated Pianos manufactured by H. =
Gale a Co, s nd SteinWay sons, (WhichN q n II
sook the eHium AT the Mechanics Fair)S
ofere very low figures for cash or four mott
paper. My stock of sheet Music, Books Vioins, &C or
deons, Flutes &C. is al'o yery arge cab i&oing al the
different size styles AMI qualities.
have sso added the following articles to nv o1sr 5ss
yiz Table o. Cloths ( eoiors} Oh Cloth K tea hef
Dosters and Porcelain Orna such Cand4e Ks
uirandoles, amps and CioCks-4Ihe attention OF the
ladies is part calariy in ted
For Christmas presents call at the Old Music Store Nc
3D. mon str eel. nOv141 JAS A. MCCLURE
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VIII at, Wheat.

WANTED imme lately. O., 90 bushels n Wheat We
w viii take al qualities Of heat the highest mari 1t
price aid in Nashv le We have n rider for 500
bales Of Strict Middlin Cotton wi pay the
highest market price delivered Warehouse corner
Ma -ket and tlark strt ct.
nov14. S. FRENCH &soS.