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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

, A IL Persons ha4ng: demands against Leigh g.
n Tuckeres~il please present them for adjust:
ment. And all debts due by note or account must
be paid TO save COSTS and enable ns 70 close mp our
business in February. - 20 50 SIS
LEIGH &;TUCKER..7s.
Ian IL st - y ~ ~ j - :
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Many man shifts his sins as men do their
clothes, they g1t of one to put on another; this
is but waiting on the devil in new livery.
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OUR AGENT.

I'll WHITAKER is our authorised Agent to re
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Medical Notice.

.nR, A. W. YOUNGBLOOD will Prac-
IL cesMcdicine in the Village and the surround
ing country. Residence on the Columbia Road,
one mile East Of the Village. g; -
Jan IA .4tttss u
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09


ed in the outrages which were committed.
Thus it will be seen that the President of
New Granada, Senior Mallarino, assumes
the whole responsibility and disdains to
make any PREPARATION for the wrongs against
citizens Of the United States. Our latest
accounts are that there is no hopes enter
tanned of an amicable arrangement Of these
matters. Both our resident Minister and
the Special Envoy, Mr. Morse, have united
in their efforts, to secure favorable terml-
nation to these negotiations. In addition
to this, dispatches inform us that the ma
ives on the Isthmus are preparing to cele-
brate the 18th Of the present month 1.-THE
anniversary Of the Panama difficulties)
on account of the victory over the Ameri-
cans.
A great nation like the United States
may well afford to bear and forbear with
the weaker powers of South America; but
to submit to insoIence and wrong, may not
be set down as virtue. And there may
vet grow out of the pompous assumption
of these governments, to them, very serl-
GUS troubles. Especially is this so with
respect to New Granada. This isthmuS is
the great thoroughfare of travel for the
people of this country, from the Atlantic
to the Pacific shores; and it must be kept
open and unmolested. We have two YES
sells of war floating in the harbor of Pana-
ma, which will do their duty if any emer-
gency should arise. Any resort to arms,
however, is greatly to be deplored, and
will. we doubt not, be the very last induce
ment used by our government to bring
about peaceful and amicable arrange
ment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
OBITUARY

DIED-At ths residence Of Joseph Roob ESQ.,, this
city, on Sunday the 9th inst- CHARLES W. WATKINS,
in the twentieth year Of his age. t
In ordinary there is little in the history Of one
young that interest public excuse the par
al friendship which perpsIuae the unobtrusive
virtues tadnires TIE subject
to Nashville only few weeks since from Simmer county,
where he left fond and widowed mother whose only
he was, and grandfather Charles posses.
sed al the virtues that belonged to his ancestry.
he employed ia the establishment of r. c. MeNsary
Co., where he securef pace numerous other APP
pcans Of he high testimonials be brought Of
unbemshed character, and superior capacity for bus
His EMPLOYERS found in him the proofs Of that in
tegrty, energy, aad fidelity which interested friends
pledged or him Taey feel that thew lave
to them than bushes. agent, and that
rapidly making himself both useful agreeable his
euplo yers and mprest all acquainanees with the feel
ing that they in with pure aud noble spirit
He p=actised the severe and uncoup Iomsng
morality, and Inown to indulge in any habits
which, amorg young men, may be regarded Of even
Questionable propriey; To this beautiful outline Of moral
y he added the charm Of sincere pety There
is consolation 10 the midst of the grief which his death
bepets-the assurances that the grave viii ripen the
beginning and promise only in lis
short life here So plre spirit should only smeng
the happy and blessed The stricken mothers heart that
Deeds his bier will best the soothing power Of
this consoling truth. Men
Nashville, April Tn, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
American ,rees,ng in Robsrt.on.

HAc"M Heetsng An Robertson.
Pursuant 70 previous notice large number OF
the American party, met at springheld, Tenn, on
the 9Th day Of April, 1857. On motion of COL R.
4. Alley Col Jno. E. Garner, took the chair, and
q. Kirk, was appointed Secretary.
On motion, the chairman, appointed the follow
ing gentleman, committee to report resolutions
Tor the action of she meeting-to-wit:-Col. r. a
Alley, w. Love, JDo. L. Yates, Clinton Green
and Col. Willie Woodland. who after retiring, re-
ported the following resolutions which were unsni-
mOusly adopted
Resolved, That the American party, of Robert
son county, recognize. in the three gentlemen,
whose names have been mentioned in connec; ion
with the nomination for Congress, from this Con-
gressionsl District, good and true, and in every
way worthy of the position to which they aspire,
and that We hereby pledge ourselves 20 support
with united voice, the nominee of the Conven-
ton which meets at ClarksvIe, on the l4th of this
month.
Resolved That the following gentlemen, be ap.
pointed delegates to attend said Conventon-to-
wit
lst District. NJ. Wright Saml. Gilbert, saml.
Byram.
I'd District-Jno. L. Yates, Jno. Brewer, n J.
Williams
sd District-CarrOl Huey, Jno. J. Pope, Lenaw
Deyier.
4th Disthict-CntOn Green, J. G. C. Mason,
Jesse B. Taylor.
9th Dstrict-E. R. Rose, Thos Gum, Frank
Pride.
9Th District-w. s. Adams, B. B. Bats, Benz
Boon.
7th District-C. E. Peacher, A. N. Green, R. Fl.
Alley.
9th Dstrict-MiIes DraughoD, Mills Taylor, VIM.
Mastin.
9th District-saml. Pepper, Sylvanus Benton,
W. E Lowe, E. F. Mulloy, Thos. Green, A. Pike
J. G. Benton.
10th District Willie Woodland, B. G. billiard, J.
Pitt.
18th Dstrict-Js s. Muloy, Thos. Chewing, JAS
Villines.
18th Dstrict-K Doris j. w. Davis Jno. Graf
ford.
18th Distriet-Irad Murphey, Or. R Glover Geo
Il. Farmer.
l4th Distric.-B. W. Bradley, E. G. Murphey,
c. A. Hudgens.
18th District-E. G. Hudgens, J. D. Dismukes,
W. Wall.
10th District-Wm. Street. Benz. Rawls, Thos.
Anderson.
18th District-Cyrus Sugg, E. A. Fort, Jas. H.
| Gullett.
ResoEred, That the delegates above named, be
authorized to go into convention, at the same time
and place, with the counties Of Montgomery and
Davidson for the nomination of Foater also with the
counties Of Montgomery and Stewart for the nouina
tiion OF Senator Also that they attend the Conven
ton of the American party, at Nashville the ls OF
May, for the purpose of nominating candidate for
! Governor.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the said list of Delegates.
On motion, it was Resolved, That the Editors of
the "CgerkSvtile Chronicle, "RepubiicMM Banner,
and Patrjot" at Nashville, be requested to publish
these proceedings.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet at
Springfield, the lst Monday of May, to nominate a
candidate for county Representative.
JNO. E. GARNER, CJiair'm.
Fl Fl KIPE S,c'U
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

THURSDAY, APRIL Q, 1857
Gen. ZolHcofFsr An UNJUST Report Cor
recfed.

rected.
We have just learned that report mas
been circulated in Robertson county, that
Gen. ZoIIicofFer voted in Congress, for the
bin, which passed into law, to increase
the nav of members of Congress; and we
are told that that report worked injury to
our late Representative before the county
meeting at Springfield last Monday, which
meeting appointed delegates to the nomina-
ting Convention, to take place at Clarks-
vile, on Tuesday next. This report does
General Zollicoffer great wrong. He did
not cote for that BIZ, or for any bill looking
to q change of law increasing the compen-
sation of members Of Congress. That bin
was sprung suddenly on the House, by Mr.
Orr, Of South Carolina, and hurriedly car
ried through, under suspension of the
rules, while Gen. Zollicoffer was tempora-
rily out of the House, zealously engaged
in watching the interests of his constituents
1t SO happened that in the very hOur in which
this move was Unexpectedly made in the
House, the Senate was engaged Tin the
regular order of business in discussing the
bill to establish Custom House at Nash
vile. Gen. Zollicoffer, who had closely
examined the facts involved in that ques-
ton, and who knew that it was then to be
acted upon in the Senate, was, we are as
sured, in the Senate Chamber, comforting with
our Senators, Messrs. Bell and Jones, and
listening to their timely and effective de-
fence, against the pointed attacks made
upon the bill. He authorizes us to say that
be did not know that Mr. Orr's movement
was to be made in the House. he did
know that the fate of the Custom House
bill was to be settled in the Senate, that
day. He lOas s0here his duty to his con-
stitWents, at the moment, called him. When
he returned to the House, the bill in
creasing the compensation of members,
had passed that body; and he did
not even know what the bill contained,
(never having heard or read it--no oppor-
tunity being given him to 10 so) until after
its passage. The Custom House bill was
carried, and our citizens appreciate its val
ne. 1t is hard that our late Representa-
tive should suffer for faithful service to his
constituents; and still harder that he should
be untruly charged, and in the "house of
his friends" with vote which he did
not give. The day on which those pro-
ceedings took place, was the 18th August,
1855 A reference to the Congressional
Globe, pages 9138 and 2l6l, will show the
record facts in both Houses. We refer to
it lest this unjust report may have been
circulated in other counties of the district,
and that Gen. ZolliOoffer may not stand in
a false attitude before the nominating con-
vention.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A New Southern Monthly:
RUSSELf.'S MAGAZINE.

A MONTHLY ORGAN OF LlFERAFUsE oKITTcIsM,
Will be devoted a discussion Of al topics properly
embraces in the ends Of hsgazin and wiz be
publ he'd IN CHARLESTON s. c., before the first Of
every month.
II is established and designed TO meet commonly felt
want and give uersnce and 5cua ion to the Opin-
ions doctrines and Arguments Of tie educated mind NJ
the South especially, and to remote in its sphere and
measure, the Of souEd American Literature Tree
from parry shackles individual prejudice
The Work win be supplied Tn Dollars per annun,
or Is cents b. numbers. r---
- Subscriptions received by ". T. BERRY CO.,
Agents for 'Rnsselrs Magazine" Nashville.
q April Nunb Der just received APPS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

How THEY RECEIVE 1.-THE Lancaster (Pa)
Express says that "when the news of the con-
frmaticn Of Gov. Gesry's resignation, with the
appointment of Southern pro-slavery man in
his place, was received, the Democrats OF
Honesdale placed their flags, with the Buch-
anan streamer, at half mast" This was in one
of the counties in which Senator Bigler was
authorized to say that Mr.. Buchanan was in
favor of freedom in Kansas" How Will the
President relish these first fruits of his apos-
tacy2-LOu. Jour.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

Madrid March y corrssPendsnes % the London Tass
England aud France beg 60 be excused
srsm aiding spain.
The probability q hcstiitles sith Mexico begins
e Szete good DIAL OF attention here. The ssfAir
y eomplicatst. On the one had, The goEernment
8 10Th 20 so 70 wth that repabllc lsst ls 0pe.
nen should Ia s0me way gise presexi Tor ambrags
70 shs United STATS, Of shich Power Ia stands 10
ave. Tue dislike 20 ssk dispute with whss the
Spanish papers are woni 70 cal the Nessb Amsfi-
can Colossus. i augmented By rssa-sl whieh, am
assured has been received lFom Eagland ana fraHee
10 the sppsieasan made 70 them foe proteesioo Tor
he bland Of Cuaa shsle an sxpsditen sent sgsiasl
nexsco.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

~ The Wilmington IN. o. Journal OF
the LIST inst, published circumstaDtial account
of the overthrow of Walker in Nicaragua, and
his retreat from the country, purporting to be
based upon information derived from passen-
gers on schooner from Greytown bound for
New York which had put into the mouth of
Cape Fear river 10 leaky condition. The
whole thing was an April hoax. The Nation
al IntslIigencer was one of the victims.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

CE- The Washington Union trusts there is mot
a SOLITARY traitor in the Democratic party" Ger
tainly there is not. Nothing is easier than TO lind
"a traitor" there, but he isn't 'soltary"-he is in
the midst of q vast number of his feilows.-Pren-
f;ee
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
Notice to Railroad Contractors
FOR SAT,E

LOT OF Mules Carts and Harness, Carts and Chains.
ASevsn StlSons Patent Excavators very superior
chine with which excavation be done at IA the usual
cost large lot of new partly Shoves Picks
and Mattocks Drills Bars, Sledges MasOns Tools, Der
TICKS and Rigging -mths Tool, Office Furniture &C A
hne "a die ore, pair Of matched bay Carriage Horses
seven old Two Plated Carriage Harness and
an eePant Top Buggy for ses All of which
viii be sod cheap for cash proved short time paper
Early app caton to the subscriber the Nashville and
North estern Railroad office at the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Depot, will secure good bargains.
aprS-d2w L. CULvERHOUSE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
ChanCery CONDEMNATION County.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Catherine Brinkley, admir-, ct al @. W. Nance ct ais
VIE creditors of Eli Brin ley decd by order made in this
cause at the November Term 1855 hereby notih-
ed to e therc aims against the said deceased with
the Clerk andaster Of this Court at oce on or before the
first Mondayn May next. c. D. BAIEN C. NJ
april
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

GEN. CAss.-The health of Gen. Cass issaid
to be falling under the pressure of business,
and it is already minated that he viii! not re-
main long in the Cabinet. The wish, we ap-
prehend, sis father TO the thought"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
NORRIS a. STR ALTON

a
ON TAUDsOAY MORNING, APRIL 9TH, 1851, Of
" 10 O'Clock, viii offer at Action, in front of our
Store Market street, rge and WeI-seected stock OF
Groceries, Wines, Liquors &C.. VIZ:
100 hhds fair choice Sugar 500 bags fair to choice Rio
100 bbl Molasses; Coffee;
leo y do do $50 pack iges Mackerel;
81 bxs extra Cod Fish; 80 boxes Hsrrings;
20 cases Sardnes; 60 boxes ncy Candy;
81 coils Rope, aSs'd sizes; 50 dozen painted Buckets
20 nests Half Bushels; Ii boexs Va Tobacco yari-
5000 Cigars, various brands; Gus brands;
100 boxes Star Candiesi 80 = boxes Star Candles;
80 quarter do, 81 boxes Tall0w Candles;
700 kegs Nails best brands; 100 bbls Magnolia whisky
100 bbls Whisky, var's 100 do hne Whisky. various
~ 60 American Rranjy; brands;
30 A.ppes do; 10 bbls Gin;
100 boxes Bar Soap; 4sO boxes Glassware, ass'd;
100 bbls Cider Vinegar, 10 tierces Rice
With vaTionS other articles in the Grocery line.
April NORRIS 4 STRATTON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

. Il hlii.lsa. acci, 10 insoifeut AID having sag
sc I'd n. nolFsucs ~ ths aaae all psrsons are HEREBY
sssiasd % caas sian ths Gers u NE conaJ
Coed q DAsisoa e8saty, autenteetsd onog seiors
ne la Az % &asa ISL AL al persons indebted 70
he estate 90 rested 70 PAP taer ccoants ssshan' az
-. A. a. "a - plassi s Ne had 81 ocer Tor col
lcc.ira ~ h. kvkNc,
,..rchaf--afn Adminisirslor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
er ............ JOEL DAVIS.
... ...-..J. II. HARPER.

Lessee and Manager JOEL DAVIS
Treasurer ......-..J. II. HARPER.
INIRST NIGHT OF THE SPRING SEASON.--The Man
L has the pleasure CT announcing engagement.
for limei number Of nights with the eine rag edian
Mr CoULDcCK who will appear Cardinal Rich slieu
THURSDAY EVENING, AP I'll 9 1887, will be presented
But er's beautiful pl ~ of X fCHEIIEU. overture
by the Orchestra. To conclude with FAVORIrE FARCE
i'll which Mr.. Everett and Miss TayIer will appear.
PRT)Es OF ADMISSION Dress circle and Paraquete, 75c
Second ier Soc; Coored Box, &c., Coored Gahery 25c
Second Glass, soc.
~ Box Office open from 10 TO 70 NJ, and to p. NJ,
Treasurer. APPS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
CLIFTON & ABBOTT
PENMANSHIP.
A IL persons who desire to join
MR.. DOL B E AR'S

Classes should d 80 Immediately.
N.B-NO Hsp psp,ls ell b receiVsf 9ftsr -
April 2eth ~A
Thos- who wish % know the advantage OF -
Mr. Ds instructions should inquire Of those Ladies and
Gen emen Who have attended his or ~ those lam
lies who's chidre1 have at nded his instructions
Mr d. is particularly DESTROYS 20 be Iadged Oaly By the
results Of his own ahors mot by The I'll success that
have been witnessed in "WRrSG SHooL where IN teach
ing was confined limitation VI copy without
knos ledge 81 such scientific pdacple must guide
rngy success the Of those who be eye that the
raroaf steamUoa tslegr ph, do not surPass In speed
the ox-cart, harges, and pOst-ooys
Mr. d. liryes that every person can learn thatthre
times three mae nine. and tnat when Penmanshp 10
taught on princp hxsd and uorn that Of arith
mec su wi be equally certai % all Who guided
By thin, whet hey six sixty yrars Of age.
Ladies AMI Gentleman requeste 70 call and examine
for themselves the improvement u others.
Hours to n A. "A 8 70 5 P. NJ, and to . at night
March 3 n
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For MennhiS.

T'HEelegantU. s.MailPackel CITY GT
l. OF HUNfSVlLLE, WEfvER Mas EEEOHefEt2a !
ter, will leave fer the above and all in
'ermedste landings FRIDAY, the 10tH inst at IL
O'Clock NJ For freight passage apply 90 board or to
apr9 A. L. DAVIS u. 8 Mail Packet Office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
SEWING MACHINES.

7 NJ SINGER a CO., have opened office, at 46, Public
square, Nashville for the sale Of their celebrated
ing Machines Those who wish pu chase sewing Machines
which they depend upon do at the above place
lis generally admitted by all who have used ewing Ma
chine IN Singers all others. They be
all fabrics such Muslin, Linen 10TH otton,
Leather by merely changing the Needle and Thread They
will with spool otOn. Sis, Thread hese ma
chimes ster durable and simple than any
others They warranted to do what they
ed Singers Machine is established fact Can and It
in operation at a. Public .quare Ma hvile
l. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
Being practical Machnst am prepared TO fix al Ma
chimes Of singers that by Academy get out Of order
apr7 p. F0Y, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
Tom Moore's Life Complete
w. I. Berry & Company
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
L II o NJ A s Nj DOR T..
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
2pvols. rival vo
Opinions Ct the Prtss.

Opinions Of the Prtss.
"Who has not heard Of ON Moore the Irish POstl To
all who have read h popular Melodies this vOrA
will prove exceedingly interesting especially the auobOg
raDhy Of the Poet from his earliest reeoIleetons
hood. We heartily recOmme nd nm J. Courier.
Thomas Moore last Of the great poets that -four
ished in the beginning Of the century. biography
ably written be esgerIy sought sner The publ
are eaty indebted the Messr Appleton for the cheap
and elegant in which they have issued AN, Y
Com. Adr.
This work has been much looked for with interest
the admirers Of the bard Of modern times. The
has disappointed Us The sparkling vvacity
OF Moores letters VIII recommend hem models style
to thos who aim eminsnee in spistOlary correspond
enee"-Ai6Gny Register.
Every who has the least elegant eratare
will at once procure copy Of toe confederation
Cowier.
Il seems to that Lord John Russell has prepared
very creditahe indeed He evidently entered upon
it conamOre and has think pursued it to the end With
adelity, enthusiasm and aecuracy."-B,itih CoOaist.
The work has two stractlOns-ons the subject
the other the editor eannut look without
seeming that it answered the highest expectations that
could be legitimsey formed oft The work will Of eouPse
be gem IN the literature Of the day."-ABGRy 4ygEs
"Tbat is edited with ability the nsue name Of EugAnds
great statesman is guaraty ~. Y. CAsrcsBsaa,
"MOores Life BY Russell presents striking picture Of
English life, such within observation and ex-
perienee Of the poeL"Souttcra Ctris'ian AdrOcats.
"We the min1tie hcese ct cetera Of one Of the
most versatile vouptuous and melodeous bard who evSr
sang. His intnaces with all the reliuses Of the day.
whether they poets artists statesmen, and the
navee with which he honestly away every
hingin hi literary life his social either. in which
latter bat he amused at h bon Propensies
have in his style Of narrating them much Of charm
for us than generally find The private lite Of Of
genius, where the decOrously aside
as We End ii here Saturday Budget
w. T.. u. & Co. have als) sale
TUE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOOREs LIFE AND
CORREsPONDFNrE in vols t9 NO. cloth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
No. AZ College street.

THE underslgned has received TO day; Ia,
Laaies' Thin sole XIII Bort. si,h heels; kMl
aas LA,tiog tis'ters. Sith heels ~
- ain ami tipt GAiters, -
4" Kid al FUR Morocco Boots;
Kid slippers. plain aud tTisna,sd
With heel;
Mlsses' and ChHdren's Lasting Caters
K.d All french Msrosso Boots;
Ch dren's Nit Rucklr Ties ant Slippers.
few dozen Men dus ssEed OtfSrb Ties,
a. JOHN RAMAGE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09
DANCING.

AR GOODWIN an eoGmence tts second sezson on
Nj s.t,,sisr Aprn ilh. AZ eek, A. a. Ths vii be
ths consaa Or the rrssut sn ewing % press
M epxe,rnts elsewhere aud he respeculy nvites
rets and xEa1ns Who ssa their ehld en- lnst oced N
a. esnr ART 10 make early appc1Eion, a. he wiz teaca
=. he fshionahie ace. 81 l. udon and Para. Days
raiflou, Mondays. Fridays sna sssard@ys-
aPT6-2t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

Ara meeng q ne pirectoss q ne Tennessee N.sns
n AID Ere lnsara Company he'd a. - ~ -
oEce. asti1ni IL So Lttfrs ~ 49, - ~ -. -
- IA - 49, - - p.st * neaths one kah 70 %
.rrud - ihe stsat u he sTo<k Aet. - 4s--s NO
n,1ln.las IL ne *. ho,irrs - c.fa- -.
epsf-lmd a. ~ - ---. -
I,AET-.sss sssls s.sss saa 'srsalssy -, -
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FOR ST. LON

INHE splendid steamer SALLIEh cT~Sn -
4 WEST CoRBET, Master, will leave W.ES4t7RA7
for the above port and all intermediate
landings, THIS DAY, the 9Th install 10 O'CLOCK, NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
apr9 A. HAMILTON Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-09

TotAl.......s uiss.
s.... The Bsltimors Sra says--''Ws learn that
Carries s Spence. Esq-, Of this city, goes Ois Ia
the ne1s steamer with the Persian treaty, 20 make
s arrangements iOr abe exchange Of rssiaessious Mr.
spepcs's long residence and extensive travels 10
Europe and the East bis familiarity vith thelr eus-
toals aud languages. render bin peculinly i'1tsd
for the position"
-. Tue remains Of the late Hugh s. Legare,
Of South curoIina, nos repose al Mount Auburn
Cemetery, GEAR Bosson. wishou. tsblss 70 mara
thespot. The editor Of The Charleston Courier,
after interesting hlmself 20 discover their resting
place. tabout zhich thsEs seens - have been some
doabs) has opened lAi - hp uipee Tor subssrip-
.ions from ali Who desire 20 consributs % ihe
uoa Of suitable moanmsni over tbs grave q she
eceSev0.