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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

tuc psVCISsuAtaVu ~ cWpuauC4uy IN 00etillty TO
the United States. and is regarded q declaring
war. #at b#
When Col. Alexander was within 30 miles Of
Fort Bridges, which place il occupied hr Nor.
| mon troops, he received y letter from brigham
Young through the command OF the Nauvo0
legion, warning the troops out Of the territory,
| but saying If they desire TO remain ill Spring
they may do 70, provided they give up their
arms and ammunition.
The Administration has received . schedule
and outline Of the Constitution Of Kal =, and
| will sustain the action Of the Conven,o on With
| regard to the mode proposed for its i1pIion,
conceving that the people there have ! onpor-
tunity Of deciding the question in ,he- own
way. N1 + IN III
| New Orleans. Nov. 49,
/ The steamer Opel0usas, from Beric4s Ray.
for Galveston, was run into at mid night OF the
18th by the steamer Galveston, OF lie same
line. The Opelousas sunk in fifteen minutes.
Eishtsen persona are known 20 be lost--pro+
badly more. Sixty-six passengers AMI al The
officers and crew were saved. Among Tie lost
was General Hamilton, Of South Carolina. The
Galvessea va somewhat injured. atia u
iei sas SOS 81. Louis, Nov. It, 4
A bill restricting the issue Of State liorda 70
two million dollasss asd providing for the
pfompt pAyment on the interest Of those a.
ready Issued, is passing il House this D. N. The
same bill passed the Senate Saturday.
i Boaton, Nov. is. !.
he ssean,-ship Canada saiied fros, here w.
Il d.y, 4. moan, vish 10 passengers for Everuool
and fer Halifax. and 1ls6 $50 In spseie. u
4 ai4is II ha4 =tesa New Ysrk, Nov. ls.s.
The Wan street Cennilses have nonisA,ed
Daniel 7. Lispan for Mayor, N opposi,ioa "a
Fernando Wood. 17F's
i vincent The proprietor Of saloon ID wilIIau1II
Il street. ~. murdered Lass night BY gang u
rullaks. of foreign birth, WLo have eocaped 4
The steAdA-ahip Ariel arrived late less nihRht
tehs Enesd ~ pm!t, - she 4 sth, tlsolvandsf
L aaeilA - 0e11haaessa. r o.s@ ~ .asearsli
.Ya ]. lAa H.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
N
FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1857.
Higher Law.

We notice that some of our eastern ex-
changes are denouncing the Philadel d il
jury which recently acquitted Sherlock who
was put upon trial for killing Phillip Claw
ges. The circumstances which led to the
killing are briefly these Sherlock who was
a clerk in Clawges's store, had handsome
wife to whom he introduced his employer.
The latter under the garb of friendship in
gratiated himself into her favor and sought
to accomplish her ruin by slandering her
husband. Failing by this means in his OBJ
ject, he effected it by giving her drugged
wine The Inundated woman informed her
husband of the outrage upon his honor and
her chastity, and he Immediately sought
the guilty scoundrel and killed him. What
ever may be the code of morality, we con-
tend that nothing but justice was admins
tered to Clawges. Death should be the in
evitable penalty Of seduction; if the law
does not provide it, public opinion should.
The Philadelphia jury did right in yielding
to the DEGREES of this higher law. Until
men, the lawmakers, are governed by a
purer morality, and juster conceptions of
what is due to woman, we cannot expect
them to throw around her such protection
against the wiles Of the seducer as are due
to her. But, we do not doubt that the time
will come when juster and nobler views
will govern the law-maker, and ample pro-
lection be afforded her. Until that day
comes, let the law of public opinion be
death TO the seducer, by the hand of the in
iured husband. father. or brother.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
Iron ths Atlanta Ca. IalsllIgsnes
swans Money.

Our friend Swan seems to be sowing his money
broadcast over the country, Of late, judging from
the number OF Capitals" that have gone OF bis
big chest into the pockets Of ticket buyers within
the last month or two. Ga "Wednesday last, gen.
tleman from Yieksburk, Miss, stepped into tho
Office in this city, presented ticket number 29s0s,
in Class % and carried OF fve-eigh,s vt the sf0,.
600 Prize. But while the office here is raging oai
lie thousands 90 oriunAts ticket holders. swan bin
self Is peIigFinaiing Ia The South West Nith his
eornueOpia vide open. Here Is What the n. D.
Difa Gays Of his visit 10 the Crescent City.
We yesterday had the pleasure Of visit from
Mr.. samuel Ssan; ths Manager Of The Alabama and
Georgia Lotteries, Who paid flying vislt 20 our
city 10 place the Agent, Charles T. Howard, h
funds 30 pay the Capital Prize Of $4,000, sold
here Iast Saturday. Ia Class n, drs-a 10 Mobile.
A portion OF il was paid By checks on the houss Of
James Roth Co, sud shs balanco 10 sight ex.
change or New YORK, the parties pseferring IL
Oar friend, the Manager. looked a. veil and cath
ed a. ever. and remarked thai BE- did nos know Of
any better place than Nav Orleans Cor The Capt. Al
20 eoms 20. hoss Of the persons h0ldiog shares
we're peer, hard-working people. one Of them
Negro. So ID ieA Nhsre Is ought 20, aad va paid
IS promptly a. presented. We Only wish, Ia fu-
fars that The Goddess Of Fortune woald kindly res
member ths Dslts 0aies While travelling on her
rounds.
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g Canvass.
lille Patriot.

fll6 fdtIiOt
LIN famy Co.'S TEKs., Jan. 81, 1857.
Our irirnuz ssttoGs parts of the State are cans
vassing the clnims Of their favortes for the nom-
nation for Governor, snd an humble voice seeks to
be heard on this momentous question. We have
no lack Of men OF ability and eloquence. The
question is not, can we find suited to the
emergency; but which one among many shall we
choose. We waut--we must have, straight-out
decided American, one whose garments have the
smell of the fire OF the late battle about them. We
want no half way politician, the desire OF the mass
Of our party, altho' badly defeated is to Sight the
enemy sgain the American issues, and Il we
are again conquered, TO fall with an honest 'front.'
The American party is new party, and Its can
didste should be new man, one unconneeted with
the troubles and quarrels of Old Whggerg and
Democracy. A sad experience should teach US
this lesson. We want again man of nerve who
would face any opposition, ard fight it down in any
manner propcsed By his opponent. Again our can
didate should be al orator, one who can take the
hearts of the people along with him captive And
last and greatest, he should be one of the people
himself Ask an American in this district, or any
one who heard him last fall, who answers this des-
crption OF man. and be will tell you it Is Grove,
our late gallant and self>sacrihcing candidate for
Elector the most remarkable man our State mas
produced since the days when intellectual giants
moral nerve necessary for this great struggle. lie
has already met the ablest in the other party,
and his enemies even have never yet claimed a
victory over him on the stump. His style OF speak
ing is peculiar TO himself il is new-original un-
trod path he travels always and as general thing,
he can call together a larger crowd and hold them
longer than any man in the State. de is OF the
people, one of the strugglers upward, and such
men have always the peoples sympathy to aid them
on. Above all he is an American all over from
the crown Of his head to the soles of his feet
never knew any other politics, and has no other
sin to answer for. These hasty reflections have
been suggested by conversations in the private
circle, and reflect the sentiments of our party here
and believe, elsewhere. Bot We are ready to do
BATTLE under the banner of any of our many GAL
liant leaders, we will contest every inch of ground
and give the democracy gallant struggle at least
for victory. -
Fom a citizen of the SEVENTH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

NorEs AND QUERIEs.-To the correspondent
who asks us whether or not it is proper to use
the phrase, tomorrow is Thursday" We
have only to say that we not only oon-
slider il so, as sanctioned by custom, but
that in our view il is dramatically so.
Tomorrow is term designating q fix
ed idea, which is simply that period of time
which has certain present existent relation
to today. And we have abundant authority
of the higest kind to sustain us in this view of
the question. We APP end few examples /:
"To-morroH ia the rest Of the holy SABBATH INTO
the Lord -Exodss XVI, 20.
"To- morrow il the time when all is to be rec
tided Spectator.
"And 10 to-day already sOdlks tomorrow"
GColeridge's w sllenstein.' actv scene /.
sour yesterdays tomorrow now is gone,
And stll another morrow does come on"
CoWlsy.
Tomorrow ia the joyful day, Audrey"
shakespeare. As You Like IT, v. s.
Tomorrow - the wedding day"
[Ib. flaming Of the Shrew," iii, |.
"To~morrov, and Tomorrow, and tomorrow
eresps, 10 this petty pace" lib. Macbeth V. 5.
"To-norrow 10 Saint Cripian.-Ib. Henry " Nv s.
"To-morrow Is basy day"
ID Richard NV 8.
"Lnot 10 morrow, hoy, che ides Of March,"
10. Julius Cesar H. /.
ITO morrow is the aag"
10. Antony aud Cleopatra ". ..
"ro-morrow IL her hrlh day"
10. 'Perielss,' Il. /.
"Wednesday i.to morroS."
10. Romeo and Juliet, iV. l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

DEsTIrUrIoS.-ffeeN Negroes IN Claeianati.
- IL is said that there are now 10 the limits of
Cincinnati full three hundred negro families in
a state of utter restitution and want. This
does not include cases Of individual suffering.
butwhole families, numbering from Eve 10 ten
poor, miserable creatures, in each houses. All
Of thesS are objects az charity depending
wholly upon the various charitable institutions
in the city for their daily Subsistence. This is
A deplorablc picture Of the lie Of the negroes
Ia free city and free State, where such 10.
tense sympathy is supposed 70 exist for the
down trodden race.
What contrast 10 this is exhibited here In
the city Of Louisville. the center OF slavery, a.
IL is denomipated. You might search the city
and country, from one extreme 10 the other,
and not fHd 4 solitary case Of destitotion and
want among our slave population. Sseh facts
a. are here presented speak for themselves,
and axpose the fAllaey OF The cant Of the abo-
liionisis, who pretend to consider the slave
holders e. the worst people on earth.-L0a.
Jour.
r. Two French CHEMISTS, hessrs Wohler and
DsViIle. have sueceede8 n esYslazing The well
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
ROYSE & EMERSON,
NO.2O PUBLIC SQUARE, SOUTH SIDE,
Entire Ae1C and Choice Stock g
CL0TaS CASSIMERES, VESTINGS DRILLINGS,
READTlLADE CLOTHING,
And full Stock Of

READEJLADE CLOTHING,
And full Stock Of
GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS.
AYING purc ased Goods under the most favorable
II circumstances will offer great in mens to cash
pucctual time dealers, and solicit fom the trade
amiu alton Of stock before purchasing elsewhere We
would call special attention to the assortment Of loths,
Cassimeres and Vesngs, which viii make up to order
in the latest STYLES and warranted to t sale We
All attention stock Of Ready made Cloth
ing manufactured expressly for our trade which
determined SC the lowest prices, and thereby merit
your patronage. We viii take pleasure in slowing
goods and proving assertions prices, qua y &C.
We keep every thing Usually kept In Gntemens Furnish
ing Stores and We Will have il day stok If Boys
Clothing ROHSE ELVEkSON,
No. 20 Pubic Square, South SIDE.
WANTED-A 'eW good Jour neymen-lone but good ones
need apply. feb6-9n X E.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
i. S. w. GERRY,
002 rIanal Of and 7IQ Rroa dwav. IT. Y

HOO OdUdL Sb.J dnA az OAOd uWdyJ ~ =
Established SO4.)
IMPORTERS AND Dealers IN FLRST-Q U4LITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to t. e TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who are choice in their taste, and d ssre
genuine GrticIe,a large variety Of
TEAs-GREEN AND BLACK, sOUCH0NG, POUCHONG.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, OOLONG, IMPERIAL dyson,
GUNPuWDER, YOUNG HYsON, &C., in chests and half
chests, &c.
COFFEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADEIRAS, SHERRIES, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high q ades in original packages, demi-
Johns, magnums and hotties.
BARTON and GUESTlER CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES Meet K Chandon's Cabinet Imp1 NeIzenay
DO Heidseick, G. II. Mumm's, do do do
LIQUORS-Brandirs Runs, Whisky Gin Arrack Absnthe,
Krscn, &C, &c, in original yackRges also, Curacao
Mlroschino, Anisette, Noseau Bitters, &c.
MALT LIQCORS-LonGOn Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
Iish ALES
CIGARS-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLES -ENGLISd and FRENCH.
SAUCES For Fish, Currie Game, &C.
CHEESE-STIJTON. .CHEDDER ROYAL VICTORIA,
PRINCE ALBERT. P sRAIESAN, GRUYERE SAPSAGO
Dutch and AMERI AN.
SUGARS-'LOAF, CRUSHED, PULVERIZED, st. CROIX,
&C, in bhls and half barrels.
HAMS WESTPHALIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE SPERM, and WHALE.
ET Our liquors are warranted pure and unadulter-
a.ei, and Of our own importation. feb6-tlv
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L. II. BADGER,
COTILION PARTY.

vi room, over Beechs store, College street, AN
Thursday evening" Feb. 8, 1851 Tickets 81 ad- ~SFtS
hitting one gentlemen and two ladies'. -
f- Mr. Goodwin will open class for young gentlemen
on Tuesday, Feb 10Th. Hours OF attendance from ~ 70
o'clock. Terms, IS for ten lessons feb4-8t
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

TNHE fine freight and passenger a STR -
L steamer, JAMES JOHNSON, 49, fsssssa
Capt EssS JOHNSON, Will lie i1e for EA-1--sslaz@Aes
above and intermediate ports SATURDAY next the Ith
Dst at 10 o'clock, VI. For fre<ut passage apply on
board or to feb5 A HAMILTON, Agent.
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F0R BURKsvTLLE AND ROWENA.

TIVE stau1ch and splenfid steamer,A c7rA -
i NETTIE MILLER, SINS Master, y5ze.sis7
viii leave above, THIS DAY, the 6shszzsS<
inst, 10 &C For freight pasaz, sDTy on board
TO fef6 IT. II. HARRISON, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

of all Qualities and Manufactures.
Dunnell & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A.
d W. Sprague, ltichmonds, Con
estoga, American, Frankfort, p.
Allen & Son, Manchester, Coche-
co, Briggs, Bay State, Robersons,
Lyon Company, HOyle, rs and
A Double Purple English and all
the different makes Of English Prints
of all widths.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

CORPORATION TAXES Tor the year 1857, now be
- paid 20 The CITY ReyeaOs Collector, his oce, corner
Of Cherry and Union srees in advance ~ The rate ofone
per cent. per month intrreSt.
Asths Is the best 10y sstmtat that b. made lis
pested that Tax Paylfs will bs prompt Ga calling.
i,hI6-lm A. NILSSON, Collector.
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FOR BURKsVuLE AND RI

THE fine steamer, HARFSYILIE,h cR -
L TsNlN Master, will leave as CEs@s43 j
above TdlS DAY, the s h inst at 10sEzzSA -
o'clock Eos freight or passage apply on brad ort
febs II. II. HARRISON AGENT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKETS.

IN CONNECTION with the steamerH GT~rl -
i Altoona, the new splendid passen- rlASsfSsSsse1
ger steamer DANIEL BOONE will
rive here every Tuesday and for Memphis every
Wednesday az P NJ and continue in this trade all the
season, leaving Nashville every Wednesday and Memphis
every Saturday, For freight OF passage apply to
feb4 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

DOWEE a gASBROUCK,S STATIC ERS' HALL,
ID Nos. II and 176 PearSt., n y Importers and Map
uacturer Csr for sale at low cash prices 1uprOved
credit every variety Of Account 1oks, Paper Fancy and
Staple Stationery, Writing Paper, L-gal Paper, Note
Drafts Money and Shipping Receipts Inkstands Memo
randum and inn Books Pens Pencils States Pen-Kniyes
Chess and Blggamou Boards AID all articles usually
kept by the trade Job Printing and Lhgraphy executed
low rates. Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads 60 Country
Merchants invited TO call. fsb5-3mv.
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mr. buchanan and Forney.

Since our republication of the FOrney-
Roberts letter proposing the pumping of
Jameson, the actor, with a view to aid
Forrest in his attempt to cast his wife a.
way we have heard it doubted whether Mr..
Buchanan could really have desired For
news election to the u S. Senate. We
must confess that it required some creduli-
ty to attach any great faith to the charge;
but proof has now been given which places
the matter beyond controversy, and pre-
sents Mr.. Buchanan to the country as an
intriguer for the election of Forney, with
whom, it appears, he holds intimate and
confidential relations. One of the democrat
ic members of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, Mr.. Waggenseller, who voted a
gainst Forney, recently made speech in
vindication of himself and those who voted
with him. In the course of his speech, he
produced the following letter from Mr. Bu-
chanan, which produced quite a sensation /:
WHKATLAND, Jan. z, 1857.
Ny DEAR SIR: Although l have always re-
Trained from interfering in the choice of Sem
ators by tie Legislature, yet the highly confi>
Dental relations which Pennsylvania Pres
ident ought to sustain toward Pennsylvania
Senator at the present moment induces me to
say few words to you as valued friend on
the pending Senatorial election. l learn that
doubts have been expressed as to my prefer
ence among the candidates, and, although my
opinion may be entitled to little weight, do
not desire to be placed in an equvocal position
on this or any other subject. When asked,
have always said l preferred Col. Forney, and
should esteem it friendly act towards my
self for any person in or out of the Legislature
10 support him. At the same time, desire to
express my warm personal and political regard
for Messrs Robbins, Foster, Buckalew, and
Wright. From the course pursued by Mr.. Brod.
head for some years past, confidential relations
between him and myself have ceased.
Ihave thus presented you my views, so that,
if you should deem it necessary, you may speak
my sentiments to such persons as may consid>
er them of value.
From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
HENRY S. Morn, ESQ.
This letter settles the question. Mr.. Bu-
chanan did attempt to induce the Legisla-
ture of Pennsylvania to send Forney to the
Senate. Such an interference would have
been unbecoming even in behalf of a good
man-in behalf of such fellow as Forney,
it is most reprehensible, and deserved, as
it received, an unequivocal rebuke. We
trust the lesson will not be thrown away
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
uGTICE.
NOTICE 10 STOCK HOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS.
OFFICE NASHVILLE Gas LIGET Co
bruary 2i, 1856.
THE Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Lcht Company
hereby ustded That the annual election OF seven
Directors 10 for month will take place the
5h day Of March next the orc Of The C'mpa7y on
Cherry street. JAMES H. hLNDhlOh,
fer5-td Secretary.
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Z. c. McNAIRY & co.'s
Spring Circular
FOR 1857.


Silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this department. vii BE- found IN tbs H0s'i'isa Of the
Ero.aa', from cheap to ,h' g..o'' costly;
pIsjis s,rins,a
Plain ,o.'d Pcu De Louis for day ana evening;
Narselines Gro de nap ana Nil rery shksi
saaius. all w4ths, eolors and qualities;
B.hoa's Gro de Rhin~s;
Back Paris and Lyons Tarsta' cheap;
Eigd silks, premier design;
Royal Mourning Pa dc Lors
Z" Aruures Ispahan and Gro Dc A'Eique;
Rich siIh Robes, Tor Dinner and EveninE; IFloveTs
Rich Barge Robes, Georgia Cashmere and PonpadOar
0rsaady Robes, nom Part eord 70 i9il ehini1'
vInd eIquists designs in Muslins, Ba-egss Jack
Psls Jl. tons,s IN al eoior-;
Rich and uagnihcrnt desingsln al Of the above;
All descriptions OF Travelling Dress Goo 8.
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich Freuch worked Cs1es;
lace do
ssus worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast sells 10 can1ris and jA0onst,
Sets sco'eh work for Iaveirg;
French vork and lace Caps for ola ladies;
An immense stock Of ssiss and Jteons sdgngs and In
swiss Jseoaet and Dlmty aouness, pl'in anil highly
Point applique All Real Val Lacss;
Ten thousand uoveitles that cannot be named
Hosiery and Glove Department..
Here our stock gill excel IN variety. The assortment
VII be Grsai, koh and Complete We shall keso
CiilarssS Eons-a and R,HI lose and HalfHose.
herinos SIX and Cotton NSas ana DfAHafs,
Women and Men.
Als1tadsf And JosepAins XII Cloves.
Liaen and Miscellaneous Department.
We ksep complete assortment sniof the best mkksiof-
Irlsh LreuI {, LaEna and CEmhrieG
Pr,nt-d Linens aad Jacaneu f,F Chitiren-
Il auds1riptoa n Goods Ger children, eur sleek vii
b choice
Mastillas shaWls and 5earfs
or every ss,rabls fabric. lada. Ffoueh, Vienna and
British Every dssefiqtsn q garments al Be tasfsd IN
his drpaTt1eui
Hou5e Furnishings.
Ffu-k Touris. fltin tnI cana borders,
fringrd and cofI Gus.
Al descriptions q toavlt AM apsrs;
FsneA Danzss ana Tsraisa T0Nss,
Farni urs and 6lsss Cloihs;
Plane ard Table Covers, al kinds;
Eeh CuTtaia Diseases, trimmings 70 match,
Rca Gat cornlrs, bants AM Pax
Rich aushu and Lace CuTtaias,
Hua Hoiaua WinloW shades;
Az descriptions % Sansr1er FisnreiE
kicA Tahie Dauasks end Coshs far diaHsT artles;
Fu-uhare. Caso snd Dluities;
waits 4na ssi'd hoIqa0 Nsts
sammsr ouits aud CaanterPanes.
Liaen md Cotsgn she~tings, al widths;
Bed. Cradle aaa Crb Ba1ksiA
Carrots, Oh clSths and Mating.
- tAEs paFs 81 cur stock nesdess 70 rsfr asra
consoles keep tae largest, est segAat and a. he
sane sns, rhsaPsss as2ek ia ne sssssrn country.
Plenta;ioa and Negro GoodA
Ard AZ Eoes - ne piece a. Wholesale prizes hose
% ear friends hia tAe bsss Ne
rssPeefay layite Al 70 maks a visis hAt hey nAy
he's fliy Ne shAi meet their expectations.
tses B. @ aeNAiRx CO.. Is College street.
Coryns AND TONGUES, Iu.s rssslvssal,
- eret RCaSkfH.
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REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.

'INHE 6ne passenger steamer ALE a TTrR -
l. 0NA, MILLER Master, viii leave sz5-H4f9hAIS7
for the above. and all intermediate
ports THIS DAY the 9th instant, at - O'Clock NJ For
freight passage apply on board or A. HAMILTON,
II. H. HARRISON,
feb6-1t Agents
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BOG9'GF2gg.
LAND WARRANTS.

4 NUMBER OF young men can b. 'ommodated will
\ good Board BY applying at No. - North Market St.
iau30-u
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EONY6y5gsg EkOagSe.

TENHE undersigned keeps Boarding House Cedar
street next to the Yer3uiah Hotel where he is ready,
an times, modlte transient permanent
Boadsrs at fair rates His table always provided with
the best the market affords.
jgn1T GEO. W. COLEMAN.
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81 I HAVE for rent two comfortable Dwellings a.
A,I the Charlotte Pike, about = NILE from the ~
~ Square. One house has ixIooms with kiteh- 81
and s-ryautS rooms, stables, &c, and 81 acres OF
ound Phs other Is small house, with two rooms, and
81 o. ground. Immediate possession given. Apply
70 ian22 C. NJ STEWART, II Broadway.
INOR RENT The BRICK OFFICE, No rs,
Il North Market street, Just bssE Fred. sloSn's 20
Mandatory. Possession given Immediately. Al -l[
plyto CHARLEt W. SMITH,
iangO BAa a College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

7 WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at my Office,
/ No. 20 Cherry street.
iau26 J. G. FELLOWES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
Superior Ink.
SpelleTs

That beautiful article Of London Ink, "ARNOLD's
FLUID" in all sized bottles, hand and for sale by
iar26 CHARLES W. SMITH.