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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
A CARD.

IAVING sold my Photographic rooms, apparatus, ma
terias &C, Messrs HueHEs BEOTHzis Of this CITY
with view resi- e permtneaty AZ my home in Cum
berand county, take great pleasure IN recommending
them nv They gentlemen Of skill and
that al AMI liberal share Of business which has ever
loved upon me-
The Messrs Hughes have engaged corps OF artists %
superior abilities and have hesitation 10 saying that
they nl quahhed their several departments. 70
give RECT satisfaction TO all who may desire the nnest
Photu e aphs either plain or tAborately painted.
apri4 J. W DODGE.
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NOTICE.

'HE undersigned having ascert1ned that The estate 81
4 NJ Eiliston decd is insolvent and having sug-
the insolvency Of the all hereby
uoHed 10 ale their claim with the Clerk ~ County
Court Of Davidson county, authenticated or bers
the LIST day Of August. 1851; and all persons indebted to
the estate requested paw their accounts without de-
sy they will be placed in the hands Of for col
lection W. ". EVANS,
march3i-dim Administrator
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
NASHVILLE:


We knew from the silence of the telegraph
always prompt togive sn account Of an anti
| Democratic success that the Fusionisfs had
met with decided reverse in old Connecticut
at the State election. Il turns out that the
Democrats have elected two of the four mem
bers Of Congress, both being gains, and that
the Fusion ticket has but one thousand maior-
ity for State officers Last fall the allies had
ten ihoussnd majority for President, which
shows Democratic gain on the popular vote
Of pine thousand.- Union and American.
In this announcement our neighbors
claim a democratic gain of NINE thousand on
the popular vote for President. This is os.
tentatiously paraded before the Southern
democracy, as striking evidence of the
nationality of the party North; and as a
reason why the South should sustain par
ty so powerful. But this statement of the
OTaon and American, is based upon an en-
tire misrepresentation of facts. The truth is
that, instead ola democratic gain, the vote
Of that party was absolutely less than It 1Oas
last fall, By nearly four thousand uOtes-
making a difference between the report of
our neighbors and the truth, of about thir-
teen thousand. We do not charge our
neighbors with wilful Misrepresentation;
but presume they intended to be correct.
The vote as copied into the National In
telzigenoer from the Springfield Republican,
| is as follows:
State, SO. Pres, Sc. State. '57.
| Rep and Amer. 80. s48. Dr.. AZ, IT'S. 81, 482
| Democrat. SO, 704. ;. "a, e95. 80. 81 OLA
Wing and Fillmore l,251.... 2,6l5
The Republican adds:
"The Fillmore men of last fsll united with
the Democrats at the late election, while the
union ticket of Republicans and Americans
was publicly discarded by many ultra Know
Nothings who voted for Fremont.
"In the Senate the Republicans have Is
and the Democrats 8-a gain of two members
TO the former. The House of Representa- ives
will be composed of 140 Republicans and SO
Democrats, gain If ten to the former"
twill thus be seen, counting off the Wing
and Fillmore vote of 1856, which the Re
publican says united with the democrats in
the late election, the clear loss IN the DEM
ocratic vote since last November exceeds
siz thousand. And this loss is further seen
and proved by the gain of two Senators
and ten Representatives by the Republi-
cans. We are far from taking pleasure in
this triumph of the Republicans, and we re-
fer to it simply for the purpose of direct
ing the attention of our neighborS to their
error, and to show how vain-glorious is
much of the boosted nationality of the de-
mocracy.
bJ~The proposition to nominate Gen.
F. K. ZoLuCoFFER as the American candi-
date for Governor is cordially endorsed by
the American masses of Davidson county,
and will meet the same reception through
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90 az 14h go


An excess over the expenditures during 1856 Of
| $s,S0O.737 81. The payments were, however.
1882, S74 90 less than the receipts. The large in
crease in the operations of the year the Comptro-
Ter attributes to the receipts and expenditures on
account of awards for land taken for the Central
Park, and for the opening and extending of the
BoWery and First Avenue Under the head of the
Central Park, the Comptroller says the total amount
owarded for damages to parties whose lots were
taken is IS, III .426 80; the settled in the
hands of the city is So 222 445 3d. leaving an un-
settled balance Of 81 1888. $50 81. Of the sum re-
CURED to cancel the claims of individuals for awards
on the Park two estates have total award of $4OO-
600, which the representatives have agreed to take
In six per cent stock at par and give full release
on receiving six per cebt interest the date Of is
suing the stock. The claims remaining to be set.
tied amount to about $500, 900, and among those
are several for the additional one per cent of in
terest granted by the Legislature at the present
session.
The payment of awards, on account of lands
taken for the new Reservoir has been delayed for
lack of ready funds in the City Treasury 1t is es-
timated by the Croton Board that the construction
of the Reservoir will cost 81, 200, 900 will be rt-
qnred Tor the year 1857 The whole cost o { land
and construction will be 50, 20s, 900 An act has
been passed at the present session Of the Legisa-
ture, authorizing the required sum to be borrowed
at rate Of interest not exceeding six per cent.
loan OF one million has been made under this law,
and considerable portion Of the awards have al
ready been paid at the Comptroer's Office.
The total valuation of the corporation real estate
is given as S4S, 96l Os9 90 The taxation collected
from Incorporated companies was 81, 30I, 9l5 a.
Tue amount of taxes RENTED for various reasons
wac SIS, 92S "a. Non-resdents were taxed 70 the
amount Of $257.264 10, Of which the sum OF $780,
s67 80 remains unpaid.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

@THos. H. CoLDwELL ESQ.,, who had
announced himself a candidate for FloateI
from the Bedford and Rutherford district,
withdrew on the 18th inst. Mr.. Coldwel
is gentleman of fine abilities, and would
have made an able and efficient member
Our friends in Bedford are setting the par
ty noble example of selfsaerifce. Should
it be initiated throughout the State, sue
cess will surely perch upon the American
standard.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
M'GAVOCK.

IN MONDAY the 1lth Of May next, will make the sec
" on1 sale Of Lots in this truly beautiful Addition The
proprtstOrs Of McGavock sparpg expense
in their efforts to adj all they the great
attractions Of these grounds and indulge the hope that il
viii not fall short Of becoming of the most nterestRg
and delightful places for Private Residences 10 be found hd
isGent 10 Nashville city in the Union,
The streets al being well graded and McAdamlEed,
the groGuds cleared of stlmps brushes etc. md the
topped and trimmed.
shCu be pleased have citizens, ladies' well
gentlemen visit the ground, examine and judge them.
selves The Lots TO be sold on ht 1lh Of May front
Buen Vista Turnpike FILLMORE Avenue, lowell street. and
on ophea and Netmore Avenues, hoh Of which loo
feet wife and adorned with naura trees Pss
the Lots will, a. any time be turn he'd any who will
call at my once.
TERMS OF sALE-1 2, 3, and years credit, for
bearing interest, payable in bans the two FIRST satsa.
torly and a lien retained
sale at III O'Clock A. NJ. 0mnibusses usual
A. LINDSEY.
Z. r. GLAsoocK, Auetioneer, apr2O
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The Nicaragua Steamers Laid Up.

WASHINGTON April TO- 1857.
Commodores Morgan and Garrison are here, as il
supposed for the purpose of endeavoriGg to en-
tighten the administration as to the course that
should be pursued in Central American affairs It
is stated that their steamships to be laid up for
a whln, to bide the turn Of events in Nicaragua
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

Hon. W. II. SNEED.-The Knoxville
Register says
Hon. W. H. SNEED and family arrived ia
Knoxville on Friday last. Col Sneed, we are
pleased to state, is much improved in health,
and hopes soon to have entirely recovered.
He attributes his sickness mainly to the spois-
oning" at Washington.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

HNwKIss CoUSrT.--The Knoxville Reg.
isier says. "The Americans and Wings 0:
Hawkins have nominated Col. j. b. HE'S
kell as candidate for the State Senate
Col. II. will make an able Representative
A profound lawyer, and withaI practical
energetic man, he would render the State
most valuable services. in the capacity o.
Senator.n
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WI A az X lie ID .

By Rev. Mr. Edgar the residence the brides father
M. J. A FULLER, of Columbia county, Georgia. to Miss
MARY W. PENI ECosr, of this city.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

The Americans of Cannon held a Meet
ing at Woodbury. on the 18th inst. A
Rushing presided, and 7. H. Lee acted as
Secretary. Delegates were appointed to
the state Convention, and a resolution
adopted expressing preference for Col.
Ed Cooper, Of Bedford, for Governor.
Hon. CHAs. READY was declared to be the
choice of the county for Congress.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
Notice.

meeting Of the Directors % the Tennessee Marine
and Fire Insurance. Company, held this day at their
Office, dividend Of Sir D0Grs per Share was declared
out Of the profits Of the past tx months One half
applied 70 the payment Of the FULL
mander 10 the tockholders IN
apTI-Imd A w BUTLFR Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
New Books.

Review Of "camp6eIism Examined" with an introduce
ton by Alex. Campbell, Bethany, Va
Sermons Of the Rev c. H. Sturgeon, Of London, Sacred
series with a Portrait.
Sabbath Readings, Moral and Religious, by U. J. Tuck,
MD
Men resemble the gods in nothing much in doing good
to their fellow men C ccrO.
There is Of monsy equal to that Of benehcence
here the enjoyment grows on reflection -NdckeHzts
Ris from the Fountain of Life; or Sermons to Children,
Just received by CHARLES ". SMITH.
Anr1
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No. IS CherrY street Nashvi
march96 I'd

/ OFFER FOR SALE the following STRAW
BERRY PLANTS: Georgia Mammoth at % per hundred
Iowa at I'll per hundred Boson Pine at Sper hundred,
Taylor's Seeding at " per hundred
AT orders eft with the trget houe Weines-
DAYS and Saturdays promptly attended 10.
march25-lmdkWF JAMES y. WALKER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

s@-Dr. Jso w. RicHAmsos, we are
srati6ed tSlearn, has accepted the nomina-
ton as candidate 70 represent Rutherford
county IN the popular branch Of the next
General Assembly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
SEEMING MACHINES.

7 NJ SINGER co, have opened an Office AZ 49, Public
Square Nashville Cor the sale q their celebrated
ing Machines Thoe who wish pa chase Sewing Machines
which they depend upon do az the abnye place
II 4 generally Omitted b. Al who have used ewing va
chimes m Singers superior 20 all Others They be
used al fabrics, such Muslin, Linen 10TH otton,
Leather, BY merely changing The Needle and Thread They
vii work ath spool ton -ils, or Thread these ma
chimes faster more durable and simple than any
others. They warranted 90 what they rrpresent
ed Singers Machine j. established fact Ca and see
in 0peraIiou IL q, Public square, Na hvile
l. NJ singer CO.
Being practical Machnis am prspa "a 10 Ok Ma
chimes Of singers may (by cdent get a order.
april. L p. FOY, Agent
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HUGHES BROTHERS,

(sCoCEssoRs 70 ", D0DGE
NO AZ PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE
II IN O t q . H - ID IN - I,
LNTHgR plain col0red from tho smallest pin 10 LIFE
II SIZ on CANVASS. This is feature not hitherto
attempted IN Tennessee friends have old Da-
gu-rreotypes per e,Disd large fe
colorsi nAtnra BY describing the complexion color
Of tn hair, dress. a..
public are respectfully invited to caM At the Gallery
and see speemels Ossr cks' China H. Public Square,
Nashville Tenn. apFlL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
Land Warrants Located,

SHALL leave for the North West about The LIST ofMay
Persons having Land Warrants which they wish located
will find this favorable opportunity. Having visited this
section at various times within the last nineteen wears
iee confident Of being alb & MAKE locations that will be
satisfactory those who wish to make investments. Wy
charges viii he 10 per cent. Of investment
rrfer 10 the business community o. Nashville generally
For further infOrmatan, apply to
J. G. FELIOwEs,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20


The following facts condensed from the
last Comptroller's report, by the N. Y. En-
press, will doubtless astonsh many of our
readers
NEw YORK EXPENDITURES FOR A YEAR-The
Common Council in both bra1ches will meet this af-
ternoon at o'clock, and vsrirty of important mat
tiers will come up for consideration One of the most
generally interesting documents will be laid before
the Couucilmen, and we are persuaded that every
taxpayer in the city will eagerly peruse the details
OF the Comptrollers annual report, setting forth
LIST, the receipts and expenditures of the Corpora
ton during the year 1886, the different sources of
the city revenue and the amount received from EACH
I'd, the annual appropriations made by the Common
Council. the objects for which they wer made, and
the amount OF moneys expended upon each appro-
prlaton; 81, the moneys borrowed on the credit OF
the Corporation, the authority for each loan, and
the terms upon which it was obtained We give
our readers in advance summary Of this important
document.
The financial operations of the City Treasury for
the year 1856, including the amount received and
paid out on account OF the sinking fund.- the ord-
nary support of the City Govsrnment and the seve
raj trust funds for opening grading and paving
streets, reach the enormous sum OF 500 7I65I9 81
az follows:
Total Receipts including Trust accounts s67 50
on account OF Sinking Fund
for payment OF CITY DEBIT. 1885 70
Payment Of interest. ......... 1871, 935 So
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CoUNTEERFEIT!
CAUrI0E TO PARTIES PURCHASING
S. N PIXIES MAGNOLIA WHlSK Y


THE UNDERLINED manufacturer and sole ia
l. proprietor OF the above brand Of WHISKY .t4SEs3
would respectfully infor his customers and pur -
chasers OF his ceebTa I'd brand that there has appeare ia
the ChaesOn and oihr Southern kets counterfeit
oithe above Whisky, being poisonous imitation auded
similar to his brand; passes Ter the Of s. Dike's
Magnolia WHISKY iucinnati Ohio ard other names SINH
lar to s. N tike AS there psry in this city Of the
name OF s. N Dixie, is intended 10 impose and deceive
those who you'd urchase the genuine brand make this
statement to put parties their guard there several
persons in the eat AMI west making imitation, and
using my name with slight alteration have analyzed
several samples Of this rfet brs nd AMI found that
contains deadly poison this fact alone imp es
ton the public protest thosa liable be ecsved,
and prevent the evil results atten ing the Of this
poisonous imitation lso hereby caution the counter
letters Of brand that will prosecute them the full
extent Of the law. The genuine :. Pixies Magnolia
Whisky Is disti from the best qualities Of Rye aud
Corn and is warranted free from deeterous obnox
ous conpoun ia being pure and healthy beverage.
NJ my parties have recently commenced making brand
OF whisky CALLED Magnolia, bat they limit ton
Of my trade brand so lie careful get the only genuine
Magnolia WHISKY made in the United states, and distilled
only by me. SAN'L N PIKE,
apr20-ly No. Is and 20 SScAmore-st
Cincinnati Ohio.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

pJ-The proposition to nominate Gen.
F. K. ZoLLIcoFFER as the American candi-
date for Governor is cordially endorsed by
the American masses of Davidson county,
and will meet the same reception through
out the State. We believe he can be tri-
umphantly elected.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

7'HE PUBLIC VOICE DEMANDS IT. FAREWELL.
l. BENEFIT OF Mr.. COULDOCK
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 20rH win be performed
BY especial request Den Bourcc utS celebrs moral
Drama Of the WILLOW COPSE LN5s FL ding, Mr.
Ocudock Overture by the Orchestra. To conclude with
the amusing ane Iaughsble farce Of OUR COUSIN JOF
~ The Manager begs leave respectfully to annourc,
an engagement for two nights ony, the celebrated
Magician and Necrom ANGER MONS HAiLER who will ap-
pc Tomorrow, Tuesday, April x1st.
" Box Office open from TO ~ NJ and to p. NJ.
where seats may be secured by application to H BARPzR
Treasurer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20
Wise's Emporium of Fashion!
SELLING 40 TO SO HATS PER DAY.
No Trouble for Ladies to make Selections
as at other EstablishmentsI

MEL u Paris Millinery Kssabisamrnts can surpass
w Wiss's on his Grt early sprins 0rsnnE og Faaey
bonns1s and Mlncry 0oo1s fcne I've ueeks liaoe, 4
mast tndeet - Paradise q Fnhioa. BAT vhy shsald
the not - equal b. has his Agent there 70 ioruars
- lea ant fAshi0na By ssery steamer.
~ Il astonishing hat the large stock opensd on
hs nrs Instant has al gone fstA % ad0Fn his sas
henas n every part ~ Esanessee ab4nA aal he
500 Evss noc= 30 his ciy trails that he has tie most
magnificent eSq te seccf, and slyisb Sieck Hats ana
nrFy oct q The season, csnsEtsng % ever 0 ricA
Chip An4 fancy bonnels 70 he surpassed Ia ne Woid
q apa 70 ea they hare brea moving out sst
cold days and thss "a l. pleasant wrafhr4 shsf M
80 n korry A. AS me srAndenl slqek Of Coed ever
eshbet - I'm, hs sfasss % receive maj -
rs ledY tlsnds- lApga 10
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Total receipts Of 1856

Total receipts Of 1856. go, 1853 81
This is an excess over the receipts of the year
1855 Of $3,696,42s So. The payments for the
same accounts during the year were
For City Govmtincludng trust acts ST. ,22s 724 IS
For payment of City Debt l709, 395 81
For payment of interest 1885. OPS So
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-20

w. T. ". a. Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION or MOOREs LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENCE. in S vols u mo-. cloth
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-10
Serious RaiIroad Accident.

A serious accident occurred on the Erie
Road early this morning, says the Elmira Ga.
Sstts, Of Tuesday last, by which one person
was instantly killed. and number more or
less injured. The Nigh, Express from New
York, when about two miles this siGe of Ad-
Olson, was thrown from the track, causing
almost complete wreck of oil the cars. DR..
Peck, of Cincinnati, was instantly killed a
young lady had bolh limbs broken the en-
gineer was very seriously injured.
Thfee gentlamea from Pennsylvania, Mr..
James Hutchinson, OF EPhiIadeIphia, ana
Messrs. John Sharpless and Walter Scott, oi
Catawissa, who staid at Haighrs last night,
and who were on the train, were brought
back here by the Day Express to-day. Mr.
Hutchinson has both limbs injured, near the
ankles: one being fractured Mr.. Scott is Sc
verely bruised, bu, has no boues broker Mr.
Sharpless received some bruises, but not oil
serious nature. He described the crash as
most terrible, and truly miraculous that no
more lives were lost
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-10
Utah Affairs--.A appointments.

WAsHInoroN, June 2.--Maj. Mccullough
has again emphalieally declined the Govern
orship of Utah. A selection will however,
positively be made in few days; when the
vacant Jucgeships of that Territory viii be
filed, and other measures sdopted with a
view 10 the effective organization of the adj
minisiraiivs machinery: The President has
appointed Gov. Joseph A. Wright, of Indiana,
Minister to Berlin, in place of Mr.. Vroom,
recalled at his own request. Henry c. Mur.
ply, of New York, Minister 10 Netherlands,
vice Belmont, recalled at his own request
Hon. A. Richardson, Of Illinois, Goyemof oi
Nebraska, vice lizard. Isaac R. Dillef, OF
Illinois, Consul at Bremen, vice HiIderbrand.
VIM. Thompson, of New York, Consul at
Southampton, England, vice Croskey. Ga
briei @. Fleurot, of New York, Consulsat
Bordeaux, 10 gil existing vacancy,
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AN IMPORTANT PoLIrIcAL DECISION N.--Grsai
Britain, even quite recently, in its judicial
decisions, acknowledged the binding force ol
the principle that British subiects could not
throw off their allegiance, but were always
subjects of the Crown, 10 whatever part ol
the globe they went This principle has
been relaxed in a. recent instance. MIR Law
less, merchant of Grenada, and a Don-com-
Blatant in the late Nicaraguan troubles, was
dragged out of his honse ard shot by the
Gualemalans, when they took Grenada. He
was formerly British subject, but became a
naiuralized citizen Of the United States. His
mother applied 10 The British Government fol
compensation fer the loss Of her sons life and
property. The reply was, that he had re-
pounced his allegiance by becoming citizen
of The United States, and was no, entitled to
British protection. The decision Is stated in
a Ietier from Lord CIareadon. This, IS the
doctrine Of exparlilion fully admitted.