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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

HEART-RENDING AcCIDENTl-THREE CHILDREN
DRowKEDl-Abo the hour Of three o'clock, yes
terday afternoon, four children of Mrs SMITH, a
widow residing the Bayou, on the Raleigh
road and In the vicinity Of the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad depot got into an old skf which Sss moor
ed 10 the bank of the Bayou, and pushed out into
the water which at this point was over ten feet deep
from the backing up Of the Mississippi When near
the middle Of the stream, the oldest, girl OF some
fifteen years, became so much frightened that she
attempted to leap into the water and, in doing 30,
upset the skiff and threw ell the children into the
stream. Three Of the party were drowned-the
eldest girl, boy about ten years old. aud girl
somo eight years Of age. The fourth, little boy,
by miarcle escaped from the stream and saved
himself. The bodies hoated some Atty yards from
the point where they met with their untmely fate,
and we're taken from the water by persons who
passed the road and discovered them.-Asmphis
Appeal, May 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

EB Who can account for the strange ideas and
still stranger expressions Of little chidren' little
blue-eyed girl Of about six summers, daughter of
one Of our worthy citizens, the other day, weary,
and tired Of play, came running into the house, and
throwing herself into the arms OF her mother, e1-
claimed:
"Hold me, ma, feel so badl'
whats the matter, PUssYf" tenderly inquired
the anxious parent.
81 don't know, only / feel mighty bad" replied
the little cherub.
"Does your head achei" eagerly inquired the
mother, gently stroking the flowing suburn tresses
Of the child. ''Hog does my little daughter feel
badpn
"Ohl feel bad all over-I feel Just like Drem-
Otrdtl" was the curious reply
Not as yet satisfied with the result Of het inVesti-
cations, the mother again inquired
"And how does Democrat feel my childi"
"Just like he wanted 10 steal somethinel" whis-
pered the weary child, and nesting still closer to
the maternal bosom, she fell asleep.-So'Rerpille
(TeAn Star.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

WE authorized sell the following lands on liberal
w terms: 80 on Brcvn's Greek, y miles from
II. Humphrey, Gov. A v. Brown, George Allen and Felix
r. aims The late residence Ct Mrs. Ursula Rains Soil
excellent or never falling Springs good Orchards
story Brick Dwel1g, with 3 or rooms and many out
houses. We viii sell the entire tract divide 10 suit pur
chasers
ALSO,
y Os ACRES, lying on the east side OF the No'ensvile
sOC4 Turn bike lies out lies WE'LL 10
timber balance cleared soil Of the very best quality;
tage building part Of the Ridley Tract owned by NJ
Corbitt, adjacent to Capt. Joiner, - Whtsett, and
others.
ALSO,
y - ACRES the side Of the Nolensvile Turn
Z > pike; miles from the Corporation; (th, GOODWIN,
Mcniee place) fronting both the NOiensVile, and MIL
Greek Valley rurnpises lies very vel; soil coed
bfr Of fruit trees; good sprng, large Frame Dwelling
with or 6 oJms, and all necessary clubhouse.
ALSO,
IA > ACRES both sides Of the Nashville chatta-
i r. nooga abroad, IS miles from Nahyiie, a. the
first station Of LAversne IS acres choice timber 81
Frame DIV einT, with rooms stables, kitchen, smoke
house, snd all ether neces ary esbins.
ana 40 yards North Of the railroad Occupied present
by Mr. Brown.
BOUT $50 Acres on both sides Of Big Harpeth river
~ is miles West Of Nashville, and miles East OF King
tton Springs; the Nashville and North Railroad
the Of the tract about $50 clear
cd; balsnce good tin Der soil go d. or never failing
Springs: good Orchard neghbo hood good, Cottage
build ng the late residence Of Geo. p. WoOdWt.d, decd
ALSO,
ky ACRES on the liberty road, mile east Of the
4OG town a Franklin. in Williamson county, y mile
hsss Of the Tenn. Ala Railroad, 10 cleared soil
story log house. westheboarded and nAntsd with good
rooms. kitchen, smoke house, 4c the late idenee Of
Mrs. WaIer. All on most accommodating terms. Apply
May qs, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

Danger OF sKRESADlSG.-An event Of VERY
serious and fatal character took place near Rock
lord, IN, one night last week sou Of e1-Gov-
error Bsbo returned from sbe East, bringing With
hin his newly seeded bride. A member Of young
nen Of The neighborhoed, possessing more Of she
spirit Of mischief than Of good breeding or sense,
vent 70 The house at night for The purpose Of in
sulsing the newly welded pair with a ehaFivsri.
While engaged in their disgusting orgies, The fashes
Of the bridegroom came from the house with gun
and hred upon them. Ths caused them 30 dis
psrssi has rallying again, they soon returned and
rseommenead shsIr rsvsl uilh greater vlgor than
before. Gov. Bsob fred upes them again, add
ths iins with more serious eject Two Of the
yoang men we're killed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

THK oPISIoS IN rHE DRED Scorr CAsE.-Ths
Official report Of the opinions OF the Supreme Court
in the Dred Scott hsve at last appeared. They
are published by the AppletOOs, who purchased the
privilege, is said from Mr.. Howard the reporter.
They make volume Of just three bundrea octave
pages Judge Tsney's opinion occupies sixty
three pages; Judge Nelson's twelve; Jadge Grier's
less than half page; Judge Daniels tNenty-iour
pages; Judge CAmpoefs twenty-siH; Judge Cat
ron's eleven; Judge heLeaH's thirty-hVe; Judge
Curtis sixty eight.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
Horrible Accidental Young Lady I'm n
shtngIe Machine.

The Dundas &c. W. Warder records a most
heart-rending accident which: occurred at Mill
grove on Thursday Of Last week;
A young woman, daughter Of Mr.. David Cum.
mings, was 10 attendance on e shingls machine,
When, We presume, through her uncautoasness,
200 strings of her bonnet wers snatehed into the
machine, thereby jerking the unfortunate girl bead
foremost towards the kniis, Aod Ia the twinkle OF
an eye. completely scaped her. cut OF both ears,
and Immediately hurled ne victim round 10 q nan
ner not 20 be accounted Tor, aud OF portion Of
her foot, che then thrown 10 the ground sense
less. bul, wonderful 10 say, alive. Medicalad vas
imme diately procured, bot &C learn that the poor
young woman u not likely 20 recover This Is one
Of Che most distressing accidents ne hare ever
heard Of
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
MARRHED.

IN GAiats. fsnn On fharsday, shs ssh inss. b. ne
Rev Mr.. HArEisoa. Ma 7. @ Wnra Il SasAxs 70 Mas
oszlll. noHzs. q tbs sssmsr place.
h her p4fh uith Fesss sirosn
Al tbeif hears - unsnoan,
terroe eiend he psthssy never,
h4ppinsn - shssrs farsssr.
IN shis 80 % fhaFsaay svsninE s ne resaenes II
Mr. hlasr, ~ ihe Rev. A. L p. 6resn, IA Rnsrns J.
waisus 10 n's' MsEs, eAaEAisF q Mn X. Msr sot q
fhls ety.
In tkis eiiy "a ne SSH usl. a re rsnidsses q ne
bsas't f.ia<r' ~ Rsv. 3aAa ?. cempben M. Jazx X
Bszsas . Ms xIsszssxz owus Al 4 - a,g.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

C#- By the Van Buren, (Ark.l Intslltgsaesr, OF
the 10 pst, We learn that Elder Pratte, one OF the
twelve apostles of hOrmonism, was on the l4th,
when about siE miles from Van Beren, over,aken
by Mr.. Hector Mclean, Of s., Frsnesee. whose
wifs had been seduOsd BY him. and vas then on
her way TO sals Lake, and shot. he died about
two hours after receiving The woand.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
House and Lot FOR Sale.

Rf virtue q decree pronounced By the County Court
~ Of Bedford eouny, ~ the March term ISL. In The
case o. J. Calhoun snd others. pate s sell ia the
city otAAshvie, on SATURDAY, the sob day Of Ma next
one House and lt In he city Of Nashville Los
81 IN the piaf Of lots made for l. LAner and regis
tsrtd u The RsHisteTs oee Of Davidson county Book
ner q HaihinEton Street
IERHs-SAd lot wl be sol8 sallcws he purehAssr
WI Be required % pay one-thd IN cash the baaace IN
eQasl psymenti Of six and Twelve monhs pursaaser F
ing bend a1d two approved Escarities
" sac % Be made a. tire Of the Market honee-
nays-id 10. n. THOMPSON Co1sn sslouer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

AN IMPORTANT QUEsTIos DECIDED. Recently
the question has arisen before the Postmaster Gen
erAl, whether deputy postmaster can be compell-
ed to obey a summons to appear IN court with
valuable or other letter that in his Office ad-
dressed TO another party. The Postnasted Gener-
al. under = decision Of the Attorney Generals
Office, decided that he cannot do So
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

War CONSTITUTES BUsHELi-The New York
Corn Exchange is disturbed by the recent State leg
isation. Il has been customary TO sllow Sc pounds
Of to the bushel and sellers generally refuse to
give more. However, by an act passed during the
late session of the New York Legisliture and which
70 have taken effect the 10Th ult, il was de
creed that So pounds should thenceforward con
sttute a bushel. Most buyers contend for this
amount.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

A LITERARY cuRiOsloT.-In HE History Of The
Art Of printing, Falkepsieia makes mention OF
work printed with wooden plates, OF which bat I've
copies are knosn 20 be sxtant and both imperfect.
Recently an aaiquary Of Elsangeu, Wurtsmburg,
discovered among bis collections Of cuFlosities
perfect copy OF sbs work, which be q once ODER
"a 70 seh 10 a0y Que Of the principal libraries Of
y rmany for seven hundred Ihslers. Il vas pur-
chased BY the Royal Library OF Bersin.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

TIE PEAcH CRoP.-The Philadelphia Bulletin has
reports from various paris Of Delaware, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania that there is every appearance Of
she heaviest crop OF peaches ever known. In regard
10 other fruits tue prospects, said to be as favorable
or nearly so.
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AUCTION SALE oF eRoCERaEs,
b. LANIER g. CO.,

lITE w oFsr h froui q eur store 81 Tns.aay, he
w and daF ef lane, A. 70 etlsak. A. NJ laFEa and
sci assertsa tfock Il Erzsh GfocefieE LqasFs, 4cs
Gar. - bhIs acissses
fao baxa prise Rs cc4sas IS nh4s laaf sasAs
70 basS = aaed, So fess Szafs
&c bxs asserted Glassware 50 bba MAJ Al sksy;
n kbls Denlers Whistler, - BeaFb2n %
s Ave g s. easla sArdincst
lee ban txs EssF caadisss lee dssrn naekstg
- beh ctsr Wager tc4nes FAX 4slis
IS "a Cata elx ciFsrs ID nzs hraadf chnrriss.
uth "a As asE4lssr aEs-eas u Ne areesrg has.
nay3e. iaeE. .. LAMA ! co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

ON Saturday morning next CIsy son. commencing at
" 10 oc ock precisely viii sell 10 the highest bidder
the Household Furniture, Cooking Utensils 40,
and beauu Piano. aud oneWork Horse and other articles.
Property Of Capt Brooks and Wife. Sale al Resdeue,
~ miles from the city, the Louisville Branch Turnpike
JNO. Z. GLEAVEs, Agent
May 2T-td. for OEners.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
NOTICE..

'hk kteekhoifeFs IN the Nashville Pessklnr and PriRt-
Ing cowpsny, hereby notified hat al iattai1ent
Of sezty nse pr cent Of TIE cap al stock % aid co
paay . eaef fr payable MoadzT The y sh Jane nexa,
% The uueersitn4d % bis cftcs IN hazfvr.
msy4s- q. AVS LfNDsLET, presi4snL
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CHANCERY SALE.

Nehol Peacock Benz. stones e. ale and Bent Stones
and wife ". Nichol a Pescoek ct as.
accordance with decree OF the ChAncery Cogrt AZ
Nashv le, a. he (Msyl term, 1871 IN the above
causes VIII, on Saturday, S0th May, 81 a. the Coart
yard GAZE IN aid city, for pubs sale Il the high
esi bidder, NEGR0 Man, slave, nsnei simeon, for
cash. sac a IL O'Clock, precisely. @. D. BRIES,
may20-tf Clsrk Master
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
AUCTION SAFE OF GROCERIES


CARTER, MCKAY & Co.,,
ON Thursday, June 4h, 1851 at 10 O'CLOCK, IA NJ we
~ will cffer for SAFE
200 bags Coffee: 100, 900 G. D. Gaps;
30 bbls Crushed and Powdd 600 wrapping lper
Sugar; $50 bxs. manuf lob acco;
5S9 Kegs Nails; 10 bbls. Dom. Brandy;
200 doz. painted Pucket5 $50 bxs. Brandy:
SO bxs Spera Candies; $50 hxs. Cham payne Cider;
100 bxs. Far Soap; 50 bxs. assorted Pickles.
81 bxs. taDcy Soap; 100 bbls Whiskey
100 doz Mustard; 20 bbls. Smiths B r Wits
100 doz. Yeast Powders; Ky:
so doz. Hemp Bed Cords; rs casks Soda;
50 doz Jute Bed cords 167 bbxs assted Glassw are;
80 doZ. Cotton Bed Cords; so ioz Selves;
10 bags Fioerts; IS doz Brooms
IL bags English Wanuts; 20 bales Grass Mats;
100000 assorted Cigars; so doz Wsshboards;
90 boxes Tea; 200 bbls. Cider Vinegar;
900 gross Matches; so gross. Backing;
so casks Muier S)n's Ale; 81 Flour Buckets;
Is bxs. Smoking Tobacco Is Browa Stone;
With other articles to suit the trade
may3O. CARTER, MCKAY co.
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Gen. VIM. Walker at New Orleans
NOT THE LAST Call

FORTY LIKELY NEGROES FUR SALE
/ HAVE on hand arrival Of LIKELY YOUNG Me-
GR0ES comprising men, woman, boys and girls, Of all
ages and sizes cooks washers, rouers house servants
and field hands Those wishing buy must call soon and
see them They are the very keest Negroes ever
ouered N this market. W L. BOYD, JR,
Nashville. NAV 80. 1ss7. No 50 Cherrv street
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SUMMER READING!

NEW BOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE ROCKs-Hugh Miller
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL sKErCHEs-Ma-
cauay.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA AND LAND-sarreut,
HANsFORD-A Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AGo--by Rev. Charles Kingsley.
TIE OLIVE BRANCH; OR, WHITE OAK FARM.
GAUT GURLEY OR, THE TRAPPERs OF UMBAGoG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, TALE OF IrALY-by Runani.
Oracle AMBER-by @. W. Dennison
IsABEL-The Young Wife and the Old Love.
LEONI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
Just received by
May 26, CAB. CHARLES w. SMITH.
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ARETIRED PHYSICIAN.

RETIRED PHYSICIAN.
Whose sands Of life have have nearly cut, dcov.
errd while in the Vast ladies, certain cure for Coo-
sumption. Asihma. Bronekts Coughs, cohts aud Geae
/ ral Debility. The remedy discovered By him vhen
his ouY child laughter. given 60 de He had
hard much Of the wonderful restorative and healing
qualities Of repArAons male fro the East Inds Heap,
and the thought occurred him that he might make
remedy for his child lie sadied hard and fu,ceeed In
rsa iring bis wishes His child cared and l. alive
and veil He has since administered he wonderful rene
d. 20 thousands u sufferers Ia al parts Of the World. and
he failed In making ,hen completely healthy
and hApny. NishnE b DO nneh good possible, be
ul srpd 70 sach Of his afflicted fellow beings reqaet -
this recipe. slgh I'm and explicit drsetons fr making %
up and saccessn y II. He requires each applicant
% nciose hin shihnr-tkrre cents Be turned
postage on rcepe aad the remainder be sppisd 10
he paymsat Of taas Advertisement address
IA JANEs,
Ne. - 0rana a.. Jersey City. y. j.
p s.--Thers peFs9ns Who prsisnd 30 prepare roa
skLH ne @kxtsaei q csnnAbs inicA" ram Dr. JAnss
Recipe uho profess q be hts AaaxEs- All sash per-
nposiors. Dr. Il. James os ohsct Is - beneni
The Ecrid All n1f q mar He has aqstt Sho
pre- are his ueaenes foa TIE recpe. sna nsvcr VII
have The mpost7fs cnnaat ri axe ~ tAs meelcines
fra he feens 70 SEA q ~ pFeat Ne ecst Of N
rortfF ne E4st inta Heap Aone heing 40 great y
atft = apsegniaFy soesaafaa Ia sc gsssi4s resnsdg
rhe ttgious probably conpansd 81 uao4aszs antf
Psrnclsas drag sr ne eosaae = ~ esna-
mAy9l-f.
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FINE SUMMER SHOES
JOHN r A Nj AGE,

rs NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF
Fine Shoes, Boots, CATERS Bukins, and Slippers for
Ladies, Misses, and Children,
GENTS CALF STITCHED BOOTS; OxFORDs CALF
AND PATENT LEATHER; CONGRESS CATERS, AND
FINE DRESS SHOES; alarge assortment.
ALSO.
For Boys aud Youths OF description Calf Patent
Leather Goat Morocco and English Lasting Caters For
sale very cheap for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
- College street.
Do large stock Of Heavy Work, for and women.
Extra Pegged Work OF the best quality [may301
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PUBLIC SALE.

FINHE neat Cottage residence Of Capt Brooks miles
from the city, the Louisville Brareh turnpike for
rent. Possession given At once. Appiv
NAV 81 JNO T. GLEAyEs
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
FREIGHT LINES.
1857.
Through Rates from New York and
Philadelphia to Nashville, In con.
nection with New York and Phil
ndeiphia steamship Lines. To
continue without "a &c ton
from u Of J uIe Est of
December, 1851.

1901
First Glass per 100 b'a 30
Third *
Boxes Hats Is
Furniture snd Carriages boxed, and otherIight
goods not enumerated, Csrboys Of Aeids, or
other Chemicals. per 100 lbs, $50
FIRST CLASS.
PIANO Fortes Books, Stationery Boots, Shoes, Liquors,
OILS, 6c, In bottles Camphine and Spirits urpentine In
barrels CarpenE China Glass and Glassware Cigars in
cases, Clocks conctonaries Cotton Cards Dry Goods Ia
boxes baes Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
Furs, Garden Seeds Looking Glasses and LOosInE 6a,s
Plates, lat owners rskO Oy sters in and Jars SAL
dlery, Tin and BrittaniA Ware, Teas and Spices
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware. except such specified in third elaSs Coffee
Tobacco boxes Leather in rolls and boxes Os in bar
res and casts Croekey and oaeensWare In crates and
casks, Rice Whiting, sster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes shoves Spades, Sad Irons, Zinc ard Tin in pigs,
Tin Plate, Anvs Vices casks Of Chains Aad Hoes, Manila
and Cotton Cor coGee Heavy Castng NM Gearing,
Carriage Springs, and Axies Railroad Nhsss and Axes,
ca airs and Spikes, and ROsin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other
light EItices not enumeraed aiso Carboys Of Acids
other Chemicals, vii be charged at double nTst class
rates.
E~- Have every package plainly marked with name Of
eonsgnee destiuain and depot e. delivery. Attention
to ths matter prevents delays end losses, and nsures
speedy delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via savannah should es consigned 20
SCENT Of Central Railroad savannAh and packages mark
ed care Agent X. X Savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned the
Agent Of the south Carolina Railroad. Charlsson and
packages marked Agent g. o. r. r Charleston, s. o.
The through rats a. above cover al expenses Fom New
York Nashvie. No commission drdyags taAdrd0s
char 81 either az Charleston SdSdaaGh
Skppers mayTeiy upon uniform and prompt dsliV-
cries BY both lines over charges and damages By either
Inc, viii be Adudged By the agents Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In o. lost missing goods vii take charge Of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery, and II not
ound VIII pay for the ssme At The sxrrAuoa Of 30 days
after notice Al notices 81 kof goods, 5r NGsi-
vile sfrficus ne Ndshriits AID ChaftrnoOcd
Road. Sausf b addressed 10 H. l. AH6erson, SsPt,
AdsArfls.
Merchants when Ia New York VII receive every infornA
ton and in shppinE. BY applying 70 the Agent
Of the chareston Line No. 95 Broadway, and The
nah Line, No. Is Broadway.
CHk'S. W. ANDERSON
mAy2S-tL Gent Agent
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THE BEST FRUIT CAN

II Is the cheApes.
and
MOST DURABLE
In the world.
No
LEAD SCREWE,
or
WRENcHEs
are used In this
CAN.
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ST. LOUIS RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

a Es go -
4 Il The steamer 1TR -
80 HfEtaoa sALLIE WEST ~ NnffteeAa |
.S1Es-xz-SEEzezrAzs and ALEONIA
wiz leave Nashville the let day o. June with pas engers
for the GfAad Railroad Celebration, which takes place
the 9Th June 81. Loui Tickets Tor the trip, going and
returning $40 $1,000 people Invited and expected 10
be present on this occasion. A. HAMILTON,
may28-td Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
H0nK 6LAnnER CompANH.

THE Members Of Hook & Ladder Company No. I, are
Il requested to meet at the Merchants Exchang
MONDAY NIGHT st ~ o'clock precisely. Business Of
importance viii be brought before tie meeting.
ct. q HAMMER Sec
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
GIxTH AND LAST NIGHT Of the distinguished come
~ cienne and Vocalist MISS MARION MA0ARfHT.
Saturday Evening, May 30Ih,

W" be acted the beautiful pathetic drains in three acts,
called, IRELAND AS IT Il: Grand Overture by the
Orchestra To conclude with the celebrated comic drama,
entitled, BOB NETTLES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30

Proprietors far the Uned States,
TRAITS PATENT SAFETY LAMP FEEDHk MANU-
"a TURING COMPANY, lee BROADWAY, NY.
Agents for he connSny,
lac. BERRTAN, sai Broadway, MY.
may29-lm Z. KEIcHUM co, 9s9 Pearl a., NY.
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R00 BBLs sea 500 bags e Kttr4 FAmny Fsar, In
t(OO sars And faF sac A. QIfox nsADss,
nsT4s NJ. n saath coi,eEs stleet.
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ALSOP'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE.
MeSSrS. VESSEL & Thompson,

HAVING been appointed by Mr. Arthur Kendall 81 N.
Y. sole agent for Messs. s. Alsopp sFen', in
the sale Of this celeb English Ale, beg leave
testimonasfor the information Of the public from he lead
ing Physicians and Chemists Of the day, the medical
advantages and efficient tonic properties Of AlsOPp's Ale
II particularly recommended invald and as general
drink to those in health.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-30
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

Lessee and Manager. JOEL DAVIS
treasurer. j. H. HARPER.
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4 LtAtLx WOMAN, % Pears al. shs d soo1 TASK
"A 81 Aaa tf7rer - nice coat. SAID Wemzn uoals
- snsaanEst &c pEossF.T IL Etseasd.
mkgx3 -fls Nv PoNTEA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-12

the ndtuen the, b xcou tied. In order that he couIt
NE them ~ o-s-
The Court would hold the enc r,e held In shs
fre case, the taries OCT oen before Il. and dSned hs
nnt a.
Officer F,zeerslc, who WIS ~ din, y Tn the Nra ward
detSed a. he heard I'll pa'.~ about tno r'gh
Voc ehr4s sid thai Duffy h@t nigh. >'ceme suaf.
10 VOC, u ~ VIZ rr-i'ef 81 the Fftb ward. tney ua
sne word. tr Their, and win's- >-se give
pny he nt .hosr Mr. Earteht conducted hnise 'osy
peace shay drrttq the day.
EDWARD H'fss AID thai be Duffy draw q revole W
take Il from him u feti Ia the streeL
The ~ tri Attorney a-k~d thai tho evidence of this
winners he st cken o,s, ~hst he fred after
difficulty.
Coupse for the defendant sad 10 wanted show thai
the ctmpa,naN dssRerau- man, and his client was
perfectly j,uSstucd In Hva,ina him ssch
The Judee allowed tn. evidence remain but lutnaied
that II wsS srrele vsit 90 the .s.ue.
Tho jury pyct the dfcdant of assault ant battery
judge kursei eaidshe wuah sentence tho prisoner on
Saturday.
Counsel remarked thA atidavs would be rresccted In
mitigation OF puniuhmeot.
Tho Court fIrbed II O'Clock 70 meet az To- lnetead
Of H. D. nncrro- (r"esday) morning.