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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-14
II. C. McNAIRY & co.'s
Spring Circular
FOR 1857.

Silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this department will be found all the Horse' of the
season.
t ETossds, from cheap to the gSost eo:...lyi
Plads Stripes "
Plain cord Pou de Louis for day and evening;
Rich MORE Antique for promenRdes
Marsehpes Gro de Nap and Millinery Silks;
satns ali wi iths, coIors aud qualities;
Bshod's Gro de Rhines;
Black Paris and Lyons TafTstas, cheap;
Hg'd silAs premier designs;
ROY al Mourning Pcu de Lore;
ATmures Ispaban and Gro dc Afrique
Rich Xix Robes, for Dinner ard Evening; Flowers;
Rich Barege Robes, Georgia Cashmere nd PoEpadour
orsardy hooss, rom pAtt eord to iel ehiniz'
New and exquisite designs Muslins Barge, Jack
plain Jaekouets In all eoIorr:
Rich and asnihcent desir gs in all Of the above;
All descriptions Of Travelling Dress Geo
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked Cares
seus " worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast setts ia cambria and isooneG
Sets Scotch worn for travelir 2;
French Wo and lace Cape for old ladies'
AB immense stock Of swiss and jacols sdglngs and
swiss Jaconet and Dnity nounces, p'in anl highly
wrought:
Point applique and Real Val Laces;
Ten thousand novelties that cannot be nsred.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here stock will excel in variety. The assortment
will be Great, Rich and Complete. We SHAH keep
C1sldrea's Women and Mems lose and HalC Hose
Nerino SIX and Cotton Vests and Drawers for Children
Women and Men.
Alexander and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete assortment and Of the best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and Camhrics;
Printed Linens and gaconets for Children
In 81 descriptions VI Goods fer children, stock viii
be choice.
Mantillas, shawls and Searis
or every desirable fabric, India French, Vienna and
British Every description Of Garments will be offered
this department..
House Furnishings
Huek Towels, rfain and cauask borders.
hinged and ooi'a eBcs.
All descriptions d tosels and Diapers;
Fsench DamAsk and Turkish Towels;
furn ere ard Giass Colhs:
Piano and Table Covers, All kinds:
r Cd Curtain DaInasks mngs 10 match;
Rieh cat Cornice, Bands and Pms.
Rich Muslin aud Lace Cartains,
BuG Holland window Shades;
All descriptions efSuuneT Elanneis.
Rich Table Damasks end Ooths for dinner parties;
Fsvnll1re, caieos and Diniues;
White and cord Mosquito Net;
e1nlner Quilts and Ceuu teFpanes:
Liner snd Cotton SheetnEs, an widths
Bed, Cradle and CRIB Blankets.
CARPETS, OIL Cloths and Mating
Te ths part Of stock IL Il needless 10 REFER 10
sane tine, cheapest ssoekin the western country.
Plantation and Negro Goods.
And al gtods b. the piece shOisssIe prices We hops
gro 6oOis We hare had the pleasure oeer AID
most respectfully irviie al 10 make visit that hey may
ace how tally re shan sheir expectations.
teoS r. G. hoNAlRf c., - College street..
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II. 81 fron hessrs. icBeaFsox AsalflL their entire
stock % Eo1,a shoss HAls. Truuks &c ana Eoad r.
peciliy mqrm ne "a fatrors q the late and tie
pabhc grn~rsY ihat ~ intend keep % ne % itsnd,
a. Sesss siIts' vel selected Retail stoes faf IA
sci Cor CAtH and CASH ONLY We kops, - sisist a.
ssntan % eaasss, % melii share Of ihs Pabs Pasfeo
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tTAviSa dsPossi 81 stnck Of hoctss ShosA As, %
IA % Asfsrf. hkanzHAH krFtasu. Nc axe sFsA pc-s
90 thea fhs slt pAtFaus % ne i.tc
ARA ana ts1pezk or shs share ~ the paifeless ~
pu5lic ssusrsliy RlnEGrSOS pAsnlsLL-
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st,8O1,0O8 42

LIABILITIES
The amour OF Liabilities due not due to Banks
or other collaborating.
Losses adjusted and due nothing. --
Losses busted and due SSloo %
Losses u6adjusted or contested, and wanting
proofs loo'l4o o.
Al claims against the Company are small for print
ing, &c. ...... -
take risk exceeding $1,000 co.
The greatest Insured in any city, town or VII
lagc, varies.
The greatest allowed Insured in any one block also
varies tie intention t the loss by any one fire
toSlOOa0 90.
The amount Capital earnings deposited in any
other State security for losses therein no part Of the
CAPITAL earnings ofths Company are thus deposited
The Charter Act Of Incorporation and amendments, Il
the same as fIel in July, 1856.
THGS. A ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn beJore me- dav Of January
1851. HENRY FOWLER, Jostce o. the Peace
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gfEASEe havs aftfeeesed iAfse steet 81 We Fefy
dasst F-as smhgasiaE eunpoudrF, fnpestAl, Hyson,
eelsrg Ae shAsh Wasreassd - - sassssss asss
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STATEFENT

OF THE CONDITION OF TIE HARTFORD FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, TO THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE STATE OF TENNESSEE; JANUARY l, 1851.
l. The Of the Company is the HARTFORD FrRs lNsU
RANCE COMPANY and its location is at Hartford, Conn.
2. The CApitRisJoc the Company IS 10000
8. The Of the Capital Stock paid up Is 100000
4 Assets The Company follows
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
ETt1I Machinery,

ELLIS q MUURE,
HAVING made important additions to machinery,
and greatly Increased facties for manufacturing
eTEAn ESGNxs aud Machinery Of every description
prepared manufacture Steam Engines ana Boilers equal
in point OF 6nh and durability any made in the West
and low prices. Having been practically engaged in
the Manufacture Of Msohnary in Nashville for the last If
teen years. and giving personal attention 70 the
featuring Department feel confident that give
satisfaction 10 all who yoT with their orders az
old stand Nos 81 and s. Market street. Broad Nash
yflle Tenn. ..1
All kinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw Mills
To0acco Factories, Banks Jas 1c executed promptly,
and at the lowest cash prices.
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Reduction in Freights !

IT7Fhnvetfe pleasure To snnouare thE. The Railroads
w have rearcrd their freiEtia VA CHAstEsros. We
also eonErstaate the people Tennessee hat IN very
short time tire Cara Eu pas from this place % Atlanta
without breaking but Ths rogts sill thea be Al LEASE
tass Ia adEarce sf3avannah-
Take particular notice that We FokWARn s.kAr fHrSa
49, -, a.tsr.a for he Interior the very l0E rate Of
1q r ord navy psckaEes; and that - HKAsvsE EvtEs
mise hertby securing 70 you zp ays, a. least ogr tines
" ~ 10 urLs rSLrss WE Ksow rHET AEE EsHr.
" F.osd Areats, both a. Savannah and Charleston,
o. .T-ass Bills are paid here, therefore yOu need not
remit -. - an yv..,..
49, stri-t ysrsorai attention 20 our buFiness, ard
$500 sha sg-r be ssntir % ear part % promote tbs
infrr~st u aH uhe patruuiEs us-
49, nas 90 teudng satnst tso rightly Corporations
=, u he pualc - sustain ald n cur Work 8 nos
dsse - sell snd oar bis les tnAn thefs, hen take u
~ n asd give ltto then.
krv su ton steui Lost Eoots and any hing pertain
t,- Ia ne hasnesa, caesrlsily given.
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STATE OF TEyYEssEE, CoNPTRoIIER's CFFTcE,
LII LIZ. -

Nashville January 81, 1S5T !
Thlsis to certify that the HIM Insurance Company Of
Hartford located Hartford in the State Of Connecticut
has complied with al the requirements Of act passed BY
the Gene emily Of the state of Tennessee in March,
1856 entitled IAN Act TO regulate the agencies OF lnsu
Companies not incorporated by the State OF ennes
see and that JoszPH NAsH is the legally authorized agent
osaid Company in the town Of Nashville state of Tenne-
see. J. y. LII IIhELLi CoupToAer.
by 7. F. MosBY Dep.
The undersigned, Agent Of the above named Company,
continues to issue Policies Ills Office No 25 College st.
opposite the Sewanee House. JOSEPH NAeu
~ IehT-HW
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STATE OF CoSsKcTicVT HAETFoED couNTY, 90
January "a, 1885,. 70
Personally appeared @. 3. EOWERS, Secretary the
Hartford FTe nurauce Company, made oath thatthe
foregoing statement BY him subscribed true, fu ard
correct statement OF the Affairs Of said Company, AID
hhits its condition the fret day Of NoYeH Der
1885, and be further under oath, that the suisse
quent the CompaHy, far reported and
&c taued the Gate Of Masking this aidsvt has been
such g. 20 produce material unavoTable change in
tile condition q lts sairs shoWn in the above exhibit
Before ne, HkAAN II. BARBOUR,
Justice u the Peace.
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JANIS EEENAN, ?. b. RAIN
HERMAN & RAINS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drug AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No 10, SoUTH SIDE PUBIC SQUARE,
Nashville. Tenn.

'HE undersigned having removed toNashvlle, and
ciated themselves for the purpose Of conducting a
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently opened
at the noted stand formerly occupied by Plummer Co
large and complete stock Of fresh and genuine Staple Drugs
pure and unaduteated Family Medicines, Choice Permery
Fancy Articles &C. &C all Of which guaranteeing the purity
and genuneness Of every article they will sell at the very
lowest market price cash on the usual time to punctua
dealers.
They determined 70 send out article Of medicine
about which their be any doubt whatever with reference
to its purity.
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of the
Physicians Of the city. This department business viii
be under the supervision OF competent chemists.
They that their rigid attention and fidelity 20 the in
tersst Of those who may favor them with their patronage will
merit the appreciation Of their patrons
their enterprise.
june25 HERMAN 4 RAINS.
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STATEMENT

CT THE CONDITION OF THE ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, on THE FIRST JANUARY, 1857, MADE
TO THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, as REQUIRED BY
THE LAW OF MARCH !, 1896
The name Of the Corporation is ETTA Insurance CON
PANY located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Stock is TIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
and is paid up
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srArE o. TEssIsssE, cqsFIEoLEs,,s or,,or, ;

sIATE o. TTENIssIE COarTElLER's OFTioE,
Nashville, January u, 1851
This 20 certify thst The Hartford Fire Insurance. Cm-
PAW located Hartford n the state Of LecUca has
has gomped with 81 The requirements Of en- passrc
hy the Uene,E ~ Assembly Il tie Tennessee In
March, is6 ented IAN Aei 70 regulate The eggncss q
Insurance Coptns ineoTpo ated BY TIE state Of
nessec" that JoEPu SASH Is The legally authorized
agent said Io1pany the town Of Nashville sa'e q
Tennessee. Z. LUI1ALLLs CoEptroiier-
BY THos. ?. Messy, DIP.
The unders gned Asen, q he above named Comp ~,
continues Pol cies at his oice No, I5 College So
opposite the SeWau0e House. JOSEPH MASH.
SRshVnt, January 9, l53T--SW
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5. No liabilitle5 to Ranks brothers, due not due.
6. No Losses adjusted and cue.
Amount o. losses, either @d u''ed OF 21,9ls -
3. Losses in suspense waiting further proof, In
cluded in last answer above.
20. All other claims against the Company, 1855 70
IL The Of the Company Is not 20 exceed $4,000
any risk, subject 10 less by single 6re.
49, amount insured In any city village depends up
on its size generally all desirable risks had sub
ject 10 the rule last above named.
IS The auouutnsUred in block Of buildings de-
ponds upon its size aud construction subject the
rule above referred 10.
u The Act Of Incorporation Is the fed Ia July,
1850 G. %. BOWERS, Secretary.
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Mssus. ". r. Gerdoa A Co, Nashville;
Gartnsr, shepherd Co.
Cook naiig Co.
N.chul, 6feen kslys
Morrison e.,
Slr.cihr Eiis Co.
A "a. Hrts Co.,
W " Berry nemcvt,
CasAtkaBi. Waisuu Co,
And last, irsrt EQoo old end, JOLT O4li-
wsn E.q- President q ne :. Q g. r ehaf,s.ten
isrsa s. WYATT CO.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
go
CoLU1ERIA. yATNESBOH O, JACKSON,
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
Cpl ENDiD Four Horse Coaches rom Franklin to La
- grange, connecting az those points with the Railroad
Tuscumbia, Toreree and Montgomery, Ala, and
Aberdeen, Columbus and Canton, Miss.
The Horse Coach Lines these points are an In
excellent oruer tiBF close with the Railroad
az B. ausIu, Tenn.
Express Train leaves tie rerot At
70
Pulaski and ElktOn,
Ard OF plsces TIP erVhout the Soutlern country.
We have splendid lines running connecting viii tbs Rail-
read az FraukTn.
Passengers for
Pulaski AID ElktOn
Wlilssye Nashve the O'Clock, p N. Train Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
ACCOWMODATTON LINE
Leaves Nashville daily O'Clock p NJ. connecting al
Franklin Eiih Daily FouT Horse Coach Line Couubis
For an inforuatcn, through Tickets &c, apply the
General Rsiroad stage and Omnibus once, No "a Cedar
street. opposite he Post CH &c.
20 Omnibussss VIII call for passenger In part ofths
city. marI--tf
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RATES OF FREIGHT
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.

N'0-VIIf FVI : -.
The Agent 81 tie Nashville and Chattanooga Rairosd
will sign receipts at the above until the 1st Of June
deduction Of oneCurth the allow, rates will give the
rate TO Augusta Georgia the articles above erfed.
ForinormaCn ia regard TO rates or other articles not
specified above, call lon or address
CHAS. W. ANDERSON. AGENT,
jan9-u No 20 College street.
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And al goods b. the piece Nhoesss prices We hepe
&c eeT friends this the best a Ne
gro oooas have had the pleasure 20 oneT and
most respectfully nviie al 10 make visit that hey mas
zee how faly shal meet sheir expectations.
fe1S r. c. hcNAlRY a c., IS College street..
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SPECIAL RATES.

Furniture and Carriages boxed and other Eht articles
not enuC Grated; also, Carboys Of Acids, or other
Chemicals will be charged by actual weight, but at
double First Class Rates, per Too
Have every package plainly ari ed with Of con-
Signee destination ard depot of5evcv. fertcn 70 his
matter prevents delays and losses and speedy de-
livery.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-03
SQually Times.

Among others who suffer bv the
pressure of the times, none feel il nip
harder than the toiling sons of the
Craft. The printers and publishers OF
Iowa are as class about as well
off as their brethren in other States,
but the pressure is squeezing them in
to very close quarters. As an evil
dence OF this we can only present facts
in our own experience. Our business
has become burden to us from the
numerous delinquencics among our
patrons, and unless a change takes
place in this respect we shall be driv-
en- to the unpleasant necessity of fore
ing collections or suspcnding our pub
LEGATION for the present. We shall do
this for self protection, to save us
from becoming lame duck" or a
crippled biped. Already has one of
our contemporaries in this county
ceased to breathe his vital element
another is drawing his last expiring,
breath and official organ-grindin%
can't be relied upon to keep life in
third Even the State organ of the
Democracy at Iowa City is forced to
announce the unpleasant predic amcnt
OF being upon the eve of suspendinp
unless it's patrons come to the rescue.
The patrons of the Excelsior are among
the best and promptcst paying that
the press of the State anywhere can
boast of, and we know the large ma
Jorlty OF them to be good for what
they owe, but that will not keep up
the expenses of a newspaper establish
ment, which is mainly cash. 1t is
cash for paper, cash for hands, cash
Tor rents, fuel DC. For our own part
we are willing to labor for nothing,
provided we are not money out of
pocket. When it comes to working
for nothing, and boarding ourself, and
paying as we go, without making both
ends meet, there is evidently screw
loose somewhere. Those who are in
tercsted may consular this a serious
dun.-lIaqaoketa Excelsior.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-03
The New Congress.

All the elections for representatives
in the next Congress have now trans
PRED. The Democratic majority will
be about sixteen over both Americans
and Republicans. The Democrats will
doubtless unite in caucus and select
the speaker, clerk, and other officers.
So far all will go smoothly. 1t is not
probable that the Kansas question
will rend the party asunder prior to
the organization. The correspondent
of The Baltimore Sun says in recent
issue:
When questions shall arise, howev-
cr, which may involve the Walker
Administration policy-supposing the
Administration policy to be then well
defined, and to be identical in regard
to any vital point with the acts Of Gov
crnor Walkcr-such a number of
Southern Democratic members may
sccede as to throw the administration
into a minority, or entirely destroy
the harmony Of the Democratic major
ity. The Northern Democrats, fifty
three in number, will find great relief
from an unknown future by following
the lead of the Administration, and at
the same time conforming with the
views of their constituents. But il
the tone Of portion of the Southern
Democratic members will take "a de-
cided stand against a source of fedc,
raj action which has tended, as they
think, to make Kansas Free State,
nothing is more probable than the
appearance in Congress of Southern
organization against the Administra-
ton. 1t is said that neither House,
in their preliminary arrangements,
will be in haste to dispose of the enor-
nous amount Of spoils which are en-
braccd under their appropriation for
printing, binding. &c. They amount
ed, as has been stated upon high au-
thorlty: to an aggregate during the
last Congress, of not less than two
a sum of no inconsiderablc
in our cxchequcr, for the
days of large SURPRISES are over, for
the present A system combining
more economy and accountability can
be established than that which has
lately prevailed.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-03
THE EAST AND THE WEST.

From private letters received from
the manufacturing districts of the
East, we find the distress caused by
the present financial crisis, to be even
more alarming than the reports to be
gathered from the public journals
would seem to indicate. Thousands
who are dependent upon their daily
labor for the support of themselves
and their families, are thrown out of
employment, and arc unable to find
any means by which to procure even
the common necesSaries of life. To
many it would appear that the only
alternative was to starve or steal.
How long this state of things will
continue, it is impossible to coniec-
turc but that the coming winter will
be one of alarming restitution among
the laboring classes, is admitted on
all sides.
We have reason to congratulate
ourselves that such is not the case
here, upon the glorious prairies of
Iowa. Labor here meets it's due re-
ward, and the only trouble is to find a
sufficient number of the laboring class
of both sexes, to meet the demand
Provisions of all kinds are in great
abundance and within the reach of all
so that no one with common industry
but can have surplus of all the nee
essaries of life.
How much better would it be for
that class to come here, where they
could be perfectly Independent, than
to remain as they are, where their
very food is, in a great measure, de-
pendent upon the expansion or con-
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-03
The WOdman Scandal Case.

It is now stated that Oliver Otis
Woodman. the husband Of the bcauti-
full but foolish woman at New York,
who has given so much occasion for
scandal, served his time in the apothe-
cary business with Franklin Scammon
in Hallowcll, Maine. He went TO
Philadelphia and then to the West,
where he has done large business in
the Drug line, and finally settled down
at New Orleans, and is supposed to be
worth 5000, 900.
Mr. Woodman, it is said, has been
one of the most devoted and indulgent
husbands woman ever had, and Mrs.
Woodman has not had the reputation
of being an unfaithful wife. But she
was belle, greatly given to dress,
and loved Saratoga, Newport, and
fashionable follies, -having appeared
at Saratoga in sevcnty-five different
dresses. Her age is %, and she has
been married ten years. One who
knows both the husband and the wife.
prophecies that such is the bond be-
tween the married pair that they can
not live apart, and that she will again
be taken to Mr.. Woodman's heart and
home.
The Police Gazette posts us in the
antccedents of Furness, who is known
in Broadway as fancy man"
In appearance he is Il perfect fop.
He is well known, not only in this
country, but on the Continent of Eu-
rope, where he boasts of having made
greater conquests than the one in
question ; indeed, he talks lightly of
his scrapc and looks upon it as
small affair lie is very snowy and
Idly in his dress, and never fails at
hight, before retiring, to put his pant
blooms in a stretcher. This is to keep
hem in shape. He does the same
with his boots as soon as they are
aiken off they are boot-trced during
the night, and, to give the boot high
instep, it has an extra pad of leather.
This gives his feet very pretty shape,
which, with his small hands, he consid-
crs his great forte. He imagines that
they are truly captivating.
Furness was at one time the fancy
man of Kate Hastings but his friends
tried to break up the intimacy exist
ing between them, and obtained for
him the position of Secretary to the
Legation at the Hague.
When Furness returned from Europe
he went to New Orleans, where he
first became acquainted with Mrs.
Woodman, at the St Crois Hotel.
They had difficulty at a soircc when
at this house, and the proprietor order
ed Furncss and Mrs. Woodman to leave.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1857-12-03

STEALING HoGs.-Our readers have
probably noticed several accounts of
hog stealing lately by the use of chic
reform. We have heard the following
account Of one Of these operations,
which was located in Warcham, Mass,
and whether true or false, is too good
to be lost:
\ widow.of that town owned two
noble fat pokcrs, which We're intended
TO contribute largely to her support
during the coming winter. One night
she was unusually restless and wake
full and arising from her bed, saw
standing IN front of her house q horse
and wagon. Having "read the pa
pcrs," it instantly occurred to her that
said horse and wagon were there for
the purpose Of removing her porcine
property, and hastily dressing herself,
she crcpt stcalthily ont to the sly,
and there discovered two men stand
ing over her hogs, which were inst
gasplng their last. She as quietly
Withdrew from the tragic scene, took
of the horse and wagon
and secured them in ncighboring
barn. vt last accounts no owner had
been found for them, so the widow i'll
stead Of losing her bacon, has gained
a horse and wagon.