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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
TO These WHO RIDE!
FRED. 81 OsgsP,

Manufacturer Of Carl ages, Coaches Buggls4
Light-WA ggons, &c.
No. 50 Lower MaKkG 4 street, NashVlliS'
7 AM manufacturing sH cry variety = ~ zSS<
Il style Of vehicle, FROM he painest 49,
job to the most beautiful ana slabOratly Sc2- ~
finished out
Having engaged rstclass knoeh, ana obtained large
Of the best Of stock am prepared 10 De work
which will compare any "a whole country either Tor
style durability All kinds Of hicle Kept constantly on
hand, promptly made 20 order
EVeretts Patent Coupling.
This Improvement IN the coupling Of Carriage
&c has awakened much interest throughout the country
and lOoked upon with the y lrWhere is best known
known Having the exclusive right or THIS CITY, am new
making ofthem in constructing Erlages Bugges, &C.
1NRemember the pace-at the On Stand Fred slsan
No 60. Lower Market Street. jan. % If
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

E II. Clay Trumbull, Esq, has presented
to St. Johns Lodge OF Free Masons, at Hart
ford, Conn.,, key stone made from fragment
Of a rock taken from the ruins of King Solo
mons Temple, at Jerusalem. The Times says:
The stone is suspended by link of gold, re-
presenting an arch, attached TO a wedge of
the same material, made in imitation of those
used by operative rnasons in raising ponderous
pieces of stone. Mr.. T. made some very hap.
Ply remarks on presenting this stone, and gave
an interesting account of the manner in which
the ruins from which it is taken were disco
vered lie gave many other facts con nected
with the history of the Temple, all interesting
to the craft
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
Cost of First Edition over $4,000.
SOCIETY UNDER THE FIRST EmPrR1

SOCIETY UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
With Portraits or It's Beaut,s, Wits aud Hsroipss.
FRANK 3. GOoOEICH (Dict TIato) Royal Q1arto rurIr
Antique.
The subscriber respectfully invites attention 10 Il.
above Presentation Book, which undoubtedly will be u,
most popular, desirable aaI successful Gin Book for
size and price, vet pro iueed in this country
2 THE REPUBLICAN, COURT; Or, Society in tn
Days Of Washington. Twenty one Portraits.
8 TIE holy GOSPEL. Illustrated with forty EDEs
wings
4. ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY; Or, Beauties
History, Romance and Poetry, with eighteen Enss
wings from Origi nal Designs.
/ 5. THE MOORE GALLERY. series Of 6rty si,s
highly haishsd Engriyings Of Portraits Land espsa
&c, Illustrative Of the most beautiful passages OF n
Poems
8. HONE AUTHORS AND HOME ARTISTS; o.,
American scenery Art and Literature With shiris,I
Steel Engravings.
7. THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE Thirty EngraInp
elegantly eolorsd from Nature.
8. TIE GEM OF The SEASON. Ten beautiful uls,
trations
9. Leaflets OF MEMORY. Tea elegant Eusrs
wings.
10. THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. Chris.
mas aad Sev Years Present. Elegantly uinstra,si.
II. THE KEEPSAKE. Christmas Gin. By J. T.
Headey
r. TsE BOOK OF BEAUTY. EEA. soIsnad Eusr,.
Wigs.
Is TaE WINTER WREATH. T-.l,. Fny,li.s.
men-s.
IA. TIE GIFT BOOK OF GINS by HwLsas,LI
Is POETRY OF TaE FIELDS. Passage. fron IN,
Poets, descriptive Of Pastoral Scenes. EieEapiy II
lusiTaEsd,
ls. POETRY OF TIE WOODS. PAsssT.s hon ih'
Poets, descriptive Of Forest scenes. Elegantly Lar
traied.
II. SABBATH BELLS. ChIusd By iAs Po..s; Tiaal
Paper. Beautifully Illustrated
Sundays observe: Think When The Bells dc Chin.
IT'S angels music"
IS. THE SNOW FLAKE SIX EDgravinEs
10. EEHORY's GIFT.
20. THE PHILOPENA
q. TIE NOss ROSE.
%. FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING. SIX Ensrarinsn.
20 THE FORGET-aE-HOr.
"a. THE CECILIAN GIFT. seven "
IS. A WINrEa SERMON. Froa Household Wor =
Oa tated papsr. Eegant EnEravings.
% TIE BIRDS OF TaE BIBLE. Colors4 PiAi,L
81. TIE PET ANNUAL. A eih for all seasons.
2s. THE ROSE BUD. SIX EagravDsS
20. THE VIOLET siE EugrAviugs-
80. THE HUAMIyG BIRD. SIX EaEravi0s,.
81. GOLDsMIrEs VICAR OF WAKRRIELD.r.l-
"a Paper.
80 PILGRrNs PROGRESS. Tiaisa Paper.
ALsO.-i0oo v,ls essatfai JlvsnHe Books. seH ADAPT
ed to he Joung. and suitable for Chrissnas Prs.sass
ALsO-ssail Oxford Bibes in Velvet and TrFkey Bins
lnss. Prayer and HyuE Booss IN MOrooea aaa Velvet
ALsO-An elegant assortment q Adams eApIer NacAs
Writing DESKS, PSssoiios, Rses Eannon Boarts wort
BlHss Ro.svood and MAhosAny Desks, Laais, c.b..
Paint Boxes, Games, &o Ac-
ras Pseas srs sy'ea % sE2ans Ire Asovs .s before
Eoing se.hsre. for sale b.
d-si CHAs. w. sMrrH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

Hg The eommmittee on territories have
agreed to report bill to authorize The people
of Minnesota, to form constitution and State
government. 1t will provide for new censes
of the territory, and give the State one Re-
preventative and such additional as the popu-
laiion Of the State by the sensus shall be euti.
tied TO under the present rate Of enumeration.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

The last PoTtsr's Spirit announces the disa.
greeable fact, that of our celebrated American
horse In England, Lec0mte had let down In his
fore-legs and Pryor was string-hslted. The
whole bnrthen OF the national reputation now
rests on Prioress, who is represented TO be 1ss
fine rs split silk
String-hAlt is not ineursble. The oelebra.
ted Fashion had il and was cured, making
some OF her best races Afterwards. So mote
il be with Pryor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
Layergne Steam Mills for Sale.

TNE undersguei wishing to devote his time more to his
Farm offers this valuable property for sale, upon very
favorable terms.
There Saw and three sets Of Runners in complete work
ing order and every thing c0hrived in the best possible
manner for convenience.
point Of locality uusu assed being Withia yards
Of the Railroad IS miles from Nashville, and in Il the
richest sections in MIDDLE Tennessee Any person shlng
to buy is respectfully invited 70 call and examine.
will also s,H my residence with The Mills fde sired, which
and deirabe property Ihave also two Orthret Ne.
Muls -Teams and Wagons for sale.
jan22-3m JNO. HTLL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
IIUGn HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,
C0rHer or broad and .Sssansr SIS.
NASHVILLE. TENN..

VA OlLh iutorm tie people q HashFifs and ne sar~
W fouufn ceEhtry, tal hr has recEaiF isruSsd znd
Efeatg enlarged ha Mtftefars, ana i prepared -
al - orsrs the Mklbis Ane notoa asd
on The msst fsEaFaels tsFs ar ne u1a 81 Partc
atisliqa T. hs He selected slok " Nanuenfs Ma
ts f1ces fgares, S4lasEy, foaniaias. h1ps foEas
Lfnss A4sz. rolhs AZ UauB az vhh ~ th= parest
Tia srfanEcaeaif conplete aF laFasfiar
a. kndk q h4rse slthsr % ~ aHa maa4arfare r
ported he h4s asna krxe aaahfity Il aAsn aashl.
q the rensh state, ehh Ne s ed TerF leH. hoe Far.
Nh aru Ia Egspa A4fbs q ne bc qaaty can - Ia "A
ha yara fs a4tiss assi taat Ne serx- fss pa
be assoz as - as AZ siear ssiktAa,eat
~ a. Ms.s- shass q paaas PaiEoAags i seaaiei
laaea-faasIy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
ROsgRDEa va.

TINE subscriber living at No IS sA tn Summer street,
near Braad is prepared 10 board to three families
and T. ay.boarders Resoecullr re fers Drs. Ham
lin and Morgan Gle ~ street and Rees W Porter Cedar
street ian22-1m MRS Ma NNIE LOOMS.
NASHVILLE ACADEMY q IF MUSIC.
HE Spring Session Of this Institut 'mmences on the
first Monday in February next Vert IS as heretofore
For parcua apply to the Principal AHAs. HESS, "a
Vine street, between Church and Broad, Jan22-2w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
FOR RENT.

A VERY desirable Country Residence, two -
II miles from the city, with IS Of Ian d 5a558
10 Of rich land in cultivation, good Bf lex EsE5
House, good water stone fence, and every 9th er
convenience the place afford comfort FO other par
culrs, enquire at the Office Of Esq FERRIS Deaderiek
sta in ug 5 w.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
Reduction in Freights

w have the pleasure that the Railroads
w have reduced their freights CHARLESTON. We
also congratulate the people Tennessee that in very
short time the Cars will pass from this place to Atlanta
With breaking bulk This will then be at least
DAYS in advance of savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EVERY THING
U.s. destined for the interior, the
12Hc for ordinary packages; and that
thereby securing 10 you, always, at least four times
our commission.
We BILLS UNLESS KNOW
The Raoad gents, both Savannah and Charleston,
MEAsURE
Our expensebs are paid here therefore you need not
remit
W also send you duplicates Of bills. We let
package lie here.
We pay strict personal attention to business, and
nohng shall be wantug, part 20 promote the
interest Of all who patronize us.
We tending against two mighty Corporations
we ask the public to sustain us, and II work is not
done well, aud bills less theirs then take il
from and give il TO them.
Any information about lost goods and any thin pertain
ing TO the business cheerfulY given.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

Illinois Banks-Their Number and their
Securities.

According to the report of the late Auditor
OF the State, the whole number OF the institu-
tions organized under the general banking law
of Illinois is sixtyon OF these, eLecs7 have
been closed by protest or have vuluntsri ~
withdrawn their circulation leaving Fifty no
in operations. The following table gives the
kinds Of stock deposited as securities and their
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Ihave large stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, in al the de-
partments Of rning hand which offer at low prices
The Teacher Country Merchant will find TO their ad-
vantage to give call. CHAs- W. SMITH,
i,nqS RIG Al College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

The Buchanan Democracy commended
whilst the Presidential contest was pend
ing, that the election of Mr. Buchanan
would put stop to the agitation of the
slavery question. But this has not been
the result. The agitation of the question,
in and out Of Congress, is still kept up
with vigor, President Pierce having, in his
last animal message, reOpened it before
that body, the Democracy and Black Re-
pubcans gladly availing themselves of his
impolitic course to keep the fires burning.
We do not believe these combatantS intend
that the agitation shall ever cease. 1t is
advantageous to them in party sense, and
what care they if the people of the one
section are arrayed against the people of
the other in bitter hostility, so party pros
pers? There is but one way to escape the
dangers which this state of things threatens,
and that is for all the conservative and
peace-loving to unite and take the affairs
Of the nation into their own keeping.
RGTThe Union and american of Wednes-
day last, gives place to an ably written
communication proposing the Hon. AN
DREW EWING for the democratic nomination
for Governor. If it be true, as rumored
that Gen. l. G. HARRIS is diSinclined to
accept the nomination, we presume there
will be no serious opposition to the nom
nation of Mr.. Ewing; and our friends may
as well make their arrangements with this
probability in view. They have heretofore
found Mr.. Ewing foeman worthy Of
their STEEL" and so skilled in the use of the
lance and battle-axe as to be almost in
vincible.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

~ The officers OF the Manhattan Gas
Company Of New York have arrested a cou-
pe Of men stealing their gas. The rogues
clandsslinsly connected their honse with the
company's pipes ard kept tie front windows
darkened to avoid dissection.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
A CARD.

At recent meeting the Third Presbyterian Church.
was unanimously resolved that henceforh their House Of
Worship be used only for strictly religious purposes
A. HARTPENCE Pastor
Nashville Ian Of 1887 jan23-3t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
$7,645,b9O "a

10, $50, of which 81, l40, l62 have been with
drawn. On the basis of these stocks si5 nit
lions four hunnred and eighty th0usaad and
ssuenty~tkree dollars, 10 bank notes, are now
outstanding, most of which are supposed TO
DO in circulation. The cash value of the
stocks deposited is estimated by the Auditor
at 81, 66S $3.50, leaving . margin OF $ls2,5l6,
for depreciation
The Chicago Tribune says:
The great preponderauce of Missouri stocks
is one fact in the above which need excite
alarm. Despite the pFotestatlons OF the joor-
mails Of that State, there is ground foe Appre.
tensions that the financial condition Of our
south western neighbor is not Of the seundest
Il will be the province OF our authorities TO
eco shsEply that the issues VI the banks based
on her Indebtedness sre kept within safe dis
lance 81 the actual worth Of the bonds by
which they are secured.
The announcement By telegraph a day or
two since that the Supreme Court Of Cailfor-
mia had declared the bonds OF that state 20 be
illegal and fraudulent is nos without interest
here. Two Of the Illinois banks are based in
part upon these repudialed securities; the Al.
ton bank has SO, 500 and Tie Stock security
Bank Al DAnville sos 900 10 the hands Of The
Treasurer Of this State, as A guaranty upon
which 70 much OF their circulation Is issued.
Of course u viii be the duty Of the Bark Com.
misnlonsrs 10 call upon these Institutions 10
withdraw, each, an amount Of circulation
eqasl "a iis California stocks, or to replace
these stocks with otleEs, the ValIe OF which
caunot be questioned. The bank al Danville
has One,fOugih Oi - capital thus involved. Int
Nc do nei SCI, Il the demands Of The Commits.
I siuner are promptly oomphed with. how a can
Il .nffrr ia Iubic connd4ace Ia conseouAnna ~
| this mishap.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

This certify that the e Insurance Company Of
Hartford located Hartford in the State Of Connecticut
ha, complied vita all the requirements u act passed By
the As emily Of the state q Tennessee MARCH,
1856 entitled "An Act 20 regulate the Of Insu
Companies incorporated BY the Teunes-
see that JosEPH NAsH is the legally authorized agent
said Company Ia the OF Nasty e State Tenncl-
J. @. LUTTkELL, Comptroller.
By 7. F. MosBY, Dep.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

~ George Law hes given 81 900 sownds de
Vsrmansal sneosmsnA Of she Dadisy Observatory.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
rWO nwELLIKG HOUSES FoR REag.

50 HkEE for rrlt ia eoaafaftsbae pssliHgs -
az On ne chArintts fitf, aoout = ale fFos he -
~ 8laare. ore heose has siM iosns siIA ki,ca- -
ta1 srFFtats r82uts ffaoes, Ac.s ana sQrea Il
gaeana. Fhs atAes h smkp Aouss sth - feenli snl
- Ffea11. lmncdiats ssessiun sIfea. kRn44
= Iael9 e, y. sftWAAf, Al alesaaav.
IlAHEmoUsR rnUGhs % Ia - ~
W sasN essss D. i tffEHS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

Msssrs. W. II. Gordon a Co, Nashville;
Gardner, shepherd Co.
Cook B4ly Co.,
Nchol, Green 4 Baily,
Morrison 4 Co.. "
Strictl r. Ellis Co.,
A. II. Bcts & Co., "
W. W. Berry Demovills,
Cheatham, Watson Co
And last, but not last good old friend Joln OaIf
WE'LL Esq. President Of the :. @. r. K Char eston.
jan22 3. WYATT 4 CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
Notice.

L HAVE made arFAngemenls With reliable Purchasing
AErnt he city u New foFk % al orders Tor any asS
eFeTy tAinR thr z5rds. PrFsaas aricri
Euods ~ &ny kina ffon this market sn please stAs
shsthsr "a Ssh their orrrs ssut 70 SeH York IN gs
sFent Aey cannot be aiieahsrs.
JAMES GLOVER
s1n19-aANN 10 sosth SD PuhHc sqasre.
WTM<s FOR SALE. A secondhand
PLANNING MACHINE fDsalsIs estsatl Al
seea Fenning order. u pl4aes ~ oaF nckes eide
saa Ela be dLsposed u - ) reaacod prtse.
wa. A. MCFARLAND.
lanzS No 70 cenefs a.
kfOH E-8EAE.--A large Roon ever NJ Esschs DIV
1es steFs ca SeleEs sarsssea SCI aae aaa 81 fsTt
use, Atsfy~ J. u. eooDWlA. fhssfss
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STATE 1IENE

The undersigned, Agent q the above named COMPANY
continues Issue Policies at lis Office No. 20 College ST.
opposite the sewluee House. JOSEPH NASH
Nashville. January %, ls5T-3w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
MEN AND THINGS ! HAVE SEEN IN Eur.
AND AMERICA.
Wy =. *. Goodrich

Author OF Peter Parley's Tales, and late Cop,rI q.
United States at Paris, France.
The Autobiography Of one whose reeoueet;ons .r, 20
the whole Of the last hair century; one who has crosse,
Nuanhc sixteen times, and seen and known MANY Or n
spirits Of the age, both sides Of the water
VINO Is The author and editor Of 20 volumes ard OF
sewn MILLIONS have been sod-cannot but be hail. >
WIN enthusiasm by the public generally, and espsr,
o' the millions offends young and old ofthe v.r.ass
Peter Farley.
rms work not only comprises fuH autobiography
NeS OF the Authors life bis .ary days his education 3
Ms literary career, but gives vivid and iufere strs
count OF numerous public which have hsppeB5
the Authors lifetime AID Of which he has been vim
ora participation. Among these are THE WAR WIZ
ENGLAND OF 1sl2-l4, in which Mr. Goodrich ~, ".
private solder: THE HARTFORD CONVENTION. w.,
operations tool place under bis observation
with most Of the members Of which he was PERSONAL In
quaihted. Embracing curious and interesting dst.r,
sPeetins Old Jefferson Democracy, Old Fedsrsli,-,
Connecticut Blue Lights, curious and maryers
events connected with the Rise and Progress Of
sects in the United States, with descriptions OF I,
French Revolution Of 1913, and Louis Eapoleo,
Coup DEtat, b tn Of which the author witnessed W,
f1ll account Of the "PETER FARLEY TALES OF vi .,
so-r millions have been Sold
In the course Of the work win be found Gallery or p
and Ink Portraits Of over Two Hundred Celebr
tea Presidents, Vice PrrsIden Kings Q1es
Emperors Soldiers, Sailors Poets Wits Enthusiasts Y
scians' Preachers, Lawyers poErcians, Dplorats as
&c All described from pers nal acquaintan nee OF Oss
ton.
u Containing an amount OF or ginsI curious and
usble Personal Incident Anecdoe and p,serfptirr "
don, heyer, met With in single work. ?, All sL,t
be added the Authors rerspt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
SHOT GUNS.

VHI have Just received args invoice Of Hne double and
Y single barrel Shot Guns OF the best quality, con-
signment with orders sell them at Auction a1d at pr
vate SALE without reserve regardless Of price the con-
signor the tin" Now you fine Gun cheap,
just call at GILBERT 4 CO.'S,
janG2 81 Broadway, corner College 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

Nstngille, Jza1AFy 81, ISL I
This Il % certify tAst he uagfsfd Pre- fnsaranes n
pangs heated q h4t1rd "a ths STAT o. conE ul
has cen i Hh 81 ths Fsguirsarnts al al p4sssd
~ ~ General AssrnAy q tie STATE Of frnnsssce,
Mtrchs lse sntea -Aa Aet rekul e tae aEsares o.
insurtnce copsaes rro assa ~ he STATE - Tea
uesser, aod thai JesNRz Asn b he iegsny horasd
kt-1s 10 sd Noap4uy 10 hr tuwa 81 NAshss u
Tennessee. J { LUrTRKII. Couptroiier
By faEs 2 MassT, Dsp.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

Attorney and Counselor at Law.
NO. IA CEDAR STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN
jan22- 6m
ADVANCED TAXES.
(NORPORATiON TAXES Tor the year 1897 now he
~ paid 10 the Cit Revenue Collector a. his Oh -.
Of Cherry and Union Streets IN advance the rate
per cent per month interest.
Asths is the best Investment that be made sis
pectcd that Tax Payers vii be prompt IN calling.
jthl6-im A. NFL.SDN, Collector.
ADVANCE IN COTTON YARNS
nv and sitter Monday, LIST December 1885, will ad-
~ the price ofCotton Yarns ONE CENT per d5Een
Our prices viii then be for No. 400 12c.
" " 500 1ec.
" 600 lie.
&" " 10 Ice.
With cent OF or lots of25 bags or more No discount
allowed on oriers for less than Is bags
The Time on which We sell SAM heretofore, viz:
For ali orders for less than Is bags, Cash.
q" - bags and under 90 bag, 90 days.
% bags more, mout1s-
W. n. GORpON 4 CO.,
deci Asents for Tsnnesser Manufacturer
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
JUST RECEIVED

FINE assortment Of PISTOLS OF all sizes and qual tiles
IL SO splendid lot Of table and pocket Cutlery Spring
Balances, Wade Butcher, fine RHzor, Ladies hne Work
Boxes, Gents shirt Collars Table L1en with Bill, Car, Let
ter and Note Paper M Of the best aud for sale very cheap
by GILBERT & 20. Commission Merchants,
jqo22 81 Broadway, corner College st,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

ne untsrsEnna Arsus a ms abovs nsusd Cssaps ~,
eoasEass 20 Porcss AZ ks sse. Ne - csirFs q.
eff1siie the rca9nze H1uss. yQ-kFu NAeh.
q a.hH us. lAnlarl "a lAsl--1a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

OF THE CONDITION OF THE HARTFORD FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, TO THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE STATE or TENNESSEE JANUARY l, 1851.
l. The zane OF the Company is the HARTFORD FH IS5U
RANcE CONPAEY. and is location is at Hartford Conn.
g. The Capital Stock Of the Corpany 5000 coo
g. The amount OF the Capital Stock paid up Is SeOO0O
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
Southwestern Seed and Agricultural
Warehouse.
PITKTN BROTHERS.
GARnFv an EDsl GARDEN sEEDsl

$1,000
We are prepared to 1 rnsh fresh and genuine Garden
Seeds OF the growth Of Is S. by the pound single paper or
in boxes containing leo 200 papers liberal discount
made to dealers. Orders respectfully solicited.
isn9a PITKIN BROTHERS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
STATEMENT

OF THE CONDITION OF THE ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, ON THE FIRST JANUARY, 1851, MADE
TO THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, AS REQUIRED BY
THE LAW OF MARCH l, 1856.
The name of the Corporation is BrNA Insurance Con-
PANY. located at Hartford, Conn
The Capital Stock is FIvE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
and is paid up
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23

G. PERCUSSION CAPS.
RO0 600 JUST received and for sale cheap by
eJOOsOOO GILBERT Co,
iau22 81 Broad street.
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ANECDOTES OF TRAVEL
IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, FRASc5
ITALY,, &C.
" l. D. ~ %. have also just received
LENA RIVERS.

ANOvel. BY MARY J. HOLMES. Author Of "Trmp,
and sunshine" ~The English Orphans" "The Homss,,
On the Hillside" &C. In cue volume, A PIP. limo Col
Retail, 81 90. d,rgl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

WE can accommodate a few more single boarders and
W two small families with good sized rooms in pleas
part Of the city Il is deighul Winter
summer. Call the "CoV ardn House " No - Vine
Capitol Hill. jat22-lw JAS. n. MATTISON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-23
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g1ssice q lie Peace.