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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31
A Grand Embczziement and Startling


We learn with regret that most embarras-
sing disclosure was made at the meeting of the
Henderson and Nashville Railroad Company.
on the 10Th inst, that threatens and Interrupt
the progress of the road. at the meeting 70
was divulged, for the first time, that nearly
$500, 900 of the bonds of the company had
been misapplied by the company's agent 10
London. The bonds were issued three years
ago, and carried by the then President of the
company TO London for negotiation. Not sue
ceeding to his wishes at that time, they were
left IN the hands Of an agent, the brother of
the chief engineer Of the road, to be negotiat-
ed under the direction and on such terms as
should FIRST be approved by the company for
iron for the road.
1t appears this agent, in gross violation of
his trust, used Fart of the bonds in the pur-
chase of a steamship, or some other vessel, for
the svowed purpose of freighting the iron that
should be bought for the company. This YES
sci he chartered to go to the Crimea, aud she
was lost on the voyage, and, as it would ap-
pear, without insurance. When called to an
account, he alleged the vessel was the compa4
ny's and The loss theirs. What amount of tie
bonds were used in this transaction is not
known; or what has become of the balance of
them has not yet been discovered, as no salts
factory account can be obtained from him Of
their disposit on. The correspondence with
him has been very unsatisfactory.
These facts had not been made public before
from hope that by negotiation the bonds
might be recovered, and from conviction that
disclosure would rather defeat than aid in
their recovery. The directors have, too, been
beguied by repeated pledges and promises OF
a satisfactory adjustment from the agent
through his brother, the chief engineer of the
road. These promises SO often violated, it is
now believed, have been made to delude the
company, aud to procrastinate settlement. A
committees of stockholders have been appoint
ed to visit London. and take proper measures
to recover the bonds, and prosecute the agent.
The work on the road viii be suspended gn.
I'll the return of the committee and fal
knowledge Of the situation OF the bonds is OBJ
tanned Many Of the leading stockholders
counseled an entire reputation of the bonds
others deemed it advisable to wait and learn
their present condition efore taking any def
mite steps. The disaster is one in which we
are as seriously implicated as the citizens Of
Henderson themselves, as their road is one on
which we rely for our southern line.-EoaaS-
piIle Jour-
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Tt,e 0uestion MOI settled,

What was the one grand promise inside 10 the
people by the Southern supporters Of Buchanan il
the late Presidential canvas? Was il not that
slavery agitation, so pernicious and dangerous &c
the South, should be suppressed at once and utter.
lyf Was il not repeated a thousand timfs over in
every Democratic press and at every Democratic
gathering that the election of Buchanan woulj GER
tainly bring about that result We appeal IA the
recollectioBs Of cur readers, Democrat and Wing,
TO say If such was not the promise and assurance
solemnly given by the friends of Bucbauan.
Bot what is nor the fact as admitted and pre-
claimed abroad by the very men who spoke aud
wrote and toiled for Buchanan's elections Let the
Hon. Mr. Keitt, Of South Carolina an ardent and
jealous advocate of Buck and Breck during the can
vsss, be summoned to the stand, and made TO testi
fy What is his testimony He says-"Siavery
agitation so far from being crushed out By he tate
election, has been increased"
And thus our own olt-repeated predictions du-
ring the Presidential canvass have already become
prophecy, according to the confessions OF our poll
tcal enemies. We told the people that Buchanans
election, instead of allaying agitation on the sla-
very question, would assuredly increase il. And
sure enough, even before the Inauguration Of the
new President, we are formally and publicly told
by Democratic supporter OF Oid Back that said
agitation "kas BEEN increased
We commend Mr. KeitL's frank but melancholy
admission to the special consideration Of the Demo
cracy Of Virgna-men who prated more and loud
or about the soothing and qlieting effect Of Buch-
anans election upon the agitatons and disorders Of
the country than anybody else.-hieh. Wig.
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A Cold Friday.

The 23d inst. seems to have been the coolest
of the season, and of many years. The New
York papers are full of celebrations on the
SUI jet, but We give merely few statistics re-
lative to the temPera; ure at different places, so
that our readers, if they feel disposed, can get
warm by comparing them with what has been
recorded in THIS vicinity. Charleston has been
pretty cold, bat the following figures will place
our thermometers ab0re par Even the North
erners are astonishtd, as most certainly the
SoGIherners have been.
Montreal, jap. % % below zero.
Que6ec-Upper town 30 below; lower town,
81 below.
White Rirer Junction, Vt.-25 below.
BOst0H-l6 below.
Hryord, Conn Morning, 30 below; noon,
IL below.
Proridenee-l4 , to &c = below.
Aljdny-- % below in the morning.
OsDtgo IA : and / below.
Phiiddelphja-67 to 10 below.
Bditim0re-At o'clock, A. NJ, 8 : below
Washington Same hour as Baltimore, 4 ;
below.
The above viii probably be sufficient to
prove that last Friday was a cold day in
Northern regions Charleston Courier.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31

Sleepy Hollow, but the very Quakers Of Ohio
would laugh at you for telling such stuff out
here. You should have seen Friend Joseph
put his Black Hawk around the ring at Cleve-
land, and Friend William, and James, and
Thomas, and John, and lots of others, among
the fastest and most successful competitions
Do you say Ethan Allen is not an agricultural
product and our Champion Black Hawk ?
Flying Cloud Highlander Monarch? Has
san kennebec You never sat in the Bug
gy with Reber of Lancaster, after his black
mare or with Brown Trumbull after his gray,
or rode through the oak openings of the Darby
with FullingtOn beside his Morgan stallion,
chasing cattle Take 4 seat with our farmer
friend Mordecai Lee, Of Stark, after his Fly,
and when the wind begins to whistle in your
ears, ask Mordecai what he viii take for the
mare, and see how quietly he will tell you, she
is not for sale and after a little more such eX-
perience, learn some good hard sense, and con-
fess that the raising of such stock is not -" at
utter variance with agricultural success"
We can hardly bring our pen to write serious
ly on this subject, after all Life is but race Of
one kind or another, and the best advice we
have to give, is, not to run against each others
sulkeys, or leap bitches so wide that you will
stick in the middle. Don't get out of breath,
and don't fret. So we will all come TO the end
of the race in good order-Ohio Cu'tjUator
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F5r the Patrio.
MuarsnEsnoao,. Jax. g8rn, 1857.

Nm. EDIroE Permit me, through the medium
of your excellent paper, las feel difidence in
asking the favor Of him. suggest R. S. Northcott
as a suitable person TO represent Rutherford Coun-
ty 10 our next State Legislature. He has been an
efficient and able advocate of the American cause
for several years. indeed from the origin of the Par
ty and as evidence oft, wherever bis paper the
"Rutherford Telegraph" has been the most exten.
sivey circulated in this county, there the heaviest
gains have been made TO the American cause.
Should be- therefore. consent to become caudi-
date, be will doubt receive the hearty support Of
MANY VOTERS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31

SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
With Portrsits Of It's Besutis, Wits and peroass By
Frank B. GoooGEoH (Dict ziHoJ Royal oaartO Turkey
Antique.
The subscriber respectfully invites attention 10 The
ADORE Presentation Book, watch undoubtedly will he The
most Popu desirable and successful Gin Book for ,s
| sss AMI price, vet pro 'ucei in This country
2. THE REPUBLICAN COURT; Or, Society in the
! DAYS Of Washington. Twenty one Portraits
8. rHE HOLY GOSPEL. Illustrated with forty Ersrs-
wings.
T. ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY; Or, Beauties Of
| History Romance and Poetry, with eighteen EHErA-
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5. THE MOORE GALLERY. ssris, Of forty .Iss,
hishIv flashed EnsrAvIuss or Portraits, Land sspss
Ac, Illustrative Of the most beautiful passages Of his
/ Poems
8. HOME AUTHORS AND HONE ARTISTS: Or,
American Scenery, Art and Literature vita thirteen
Steel FngravuEs.
7. THE FLORAL KEEPSAKE thirty BaEravings
elegantly eolOred from Nature.
8. THE GEN OF THE SEASON Ten beautiful IIus-
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9. Leaflets OF MEHORY. Ten elegant Enxr.-
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HOMES AND FAUVFs OF POTTS AND sTATTsNEv.-
"'Tiey, Gray, Pope, Bvrse, Fo11 sc. Illustrated BY
Nineteen highly finished Engravngs On steel sro NO
rocco extra
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Curious Effect of Cold upon The Tee.
graph wires.

Daring the greatest intensity Of the snow
storm on Sunday night tie electrical effect on
the wires of the magnetic telegraph, in the
office ut Chesnu. street, near Third was Curl
Gus and striking. Tier, was a continual snap
ping, cracking and flashing, like the noise
when wood is burning briskly. At one place
90 covered wire, the stream Of electricity
suddenly appeared about The size of the fame
from al ordinary gas burner, and continued to
burn Just Ike gas light for more than five
minutes. On examining the wire, it was
found that half an inch Of the covering was
burned of that and the wire beneath IL, with
which It was in contact. A correspondent
calls our attention TO similar electrical indica-
tons observed elsewhere. He says his broth
err, who was on a visit at friends house, 10
the western parts of Green street, observed, on
approaching the gas fixture and the register
belonging 10 the heater, a spark of electricity
was received, with shock severe enough TO
be unpleasant. IL was noticed that the same
effect was produced by applying the knuckles
to some persons 10 the house; they appeared
10 be charged with electricity. tie communi.
Gates the fact for the purpose of calling The
attention OF electricians to The subject Phi
adelphia Ledger.
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REMOVAL,

TIVE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING. ESTABLISHMENT
OF J. w. WCUMBS, is removed % Church street op.
pose the Cd stand in the houe recently bur by Dr.
Young where We are ready, usual 70 give attention
Whec called on. ". M'CDNBs.
inns Lay " q l
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HE SOLDIERS DREAM, and

oihss Prerns. By C,rpb-il, Byron. Tenuvsou Wolfe,
Collins, Mckay and Barns. CloiceIY illustrated By
duncan Foster aad Thomss Crown, svo., morocco sH.
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NASHVILLE:
SATURDAY, JAN. 81, 1857.
Rnfherford Conntr.

One Of the Projectors Of the PATEIor will be in sur
reesboro on Monday next County Court day He win be
grahed meet Rutherford subscribers there aud
esve their due Cor the past year. and he wouldn't
10 cir helping him by paying also fer the present year
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N. RUFUS II. JOHNSON,
ocor11sr - 49,. or NtMerls 49,

vIOthlSf NM AIht7At w NhaiE-t9t AAN"A'eAHs
w Ill visit Nashville and be fund a: the Cty Hotel
" SATURDAY., TIE f1b Jaauary remain lev days snd
rire acIl1n io 81 dlstasrs % thc BE and EarOpsrs
lobs, The adaptaii.n q Arlnc.al q, e. te, &C.
HIS kar Lamp caF.ol iustruusnt fsr detectif The
tate of dfsases ofthr lar ~ ghrrWng u pure
hgt as tr into the Elr a. nc Drum Or ryupAnG Heu
enables BIN dcrrli1e he md Of disease existing
and treat crssf1liF.
rs Aracsi EFcs ron the Mandatory Of ". Rcis
souncier OF Pars, Wtch losk the prize medal a. tae
W0rld's EKhb sion, Ion iou.
Dr. bliags tesiscnias and letters - reference frau
fhyscs1a 40 ciLHsns a Mempkh, shich D. desires 81
tSpcruss. lccs9-das
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Col. Robert C. Foster Sd, OF Nashville.
10 the Editors Of the Eaale and Enanirer.

Col. Robert c. Foster Sd, OF Nashville.
To the Editors Of tie Eagle and Enquirer:
The period is approaching when it viii be.
come necessary for the Wings and Americans
of Tennessee 10 select a candidate for Govern.
or.-The friends Of various worthy and cara
bic gentlemen are introducing them O the no
tice Of the party in this behalf, and the nom
mating convention will have ample aud excel
lent material from which 10 select. GENERAL
BARROW, OF Nashville Nh. COOPER OF Bedford,
JUDGR ALEXANDER, OF Knoxville, aud Attorney
General SNEEp, of your city, have been offered.
and either of lhem woald draw largely upon
The confidence Of tue party, and bring out It's
full strength.
There Is another gentleman whose name
has been privately oanvassed 10 that conneo-
! lion, aud who can assemble multitude OF adj
mirers and friends, 10 attest bis fitness, both
10 point OF ability aud desert allude 10 Cal
RoBEEr q. FosTER Sd, OF Nashville. In many
ardaoos capacities he has laboFed earnestly
aud faithfully tcr the advancement OF the cause,
aud has knit himself with shocks Of steel" 10
the affections OF tie party. We are not aware
OF Col. k's wishes 10 this presentation Of his
name a. 4 candidate for Governor, and think
bis tastes would incline him TO withhold his
acceptance II nomlaated. bat We know there
arc tupNoAFIs WIZ Nouht ~ fflpicfl kulr 70
compliment him, aud will, Whatever fortune
betide him, always associate him with disihs
teFes,ed devotion 10 the interests Of his parry.
and aa uuselish saegidee in us behalf which
is rare, and worthy Of imitation.
Col. FosrER possesses many qaa'ideatieas
which would make him most available Gao.
didate, aud sho1ld his frisnds press biz oiainas
before the convcnuon, and that body offer hihi
IA the isartr La viii H. snf,t,arfad nossttRes
more warmly than 10 NEsT TKNNEssKR.
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q % ~ - " q r.

TIE suocrfer takes this method OF informing his old
Customers sud friends and the public gen ", that
he has his Hardware Store from the Cli
MaFtet street 10 No 81 in the large brick buidn late
erected on the South side 81 Broad street. where ne keeps
consSty on haad and lakes order the various ces
embraced ia bis line % business. lie invites pscia at
teniou 20 his large assortment Of CASTING q LLDW-
WARE, BRASS, &C such tnte and Goa Crates Wag-
Baxes Ppw Mods, sras Cutter. IN she lers Com
rushers Min ushers Balcony Work a1d iron Fencing
C1dee Mills, Tea Kettles Brass K ttle Dog runs Candle
Sticks, and anost endless varsity q other
,n29- II ANDEEV ANDERSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31

"a II AVE for rent two comfortable Dwellings ~
Ait on the Charlotte Pike, about = mile from he 30:
81 Square. One house has six c0ms with kch- 81
en- AMI s-rgant rooms stables, &c, and - Of
gouHd The ofhe-i is small no lse with two rooms and
~ o. FroInd. Imme iiate session given Apply
TO iil25 q. ". STEWARD. al BroadwAv
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
-B. hANLSR &C Co.

WE viii ofer with liberal privileges, in front Of our
w Store, on MONDAY MORNING, February 9 g. at 10
'c OK, large assortment Fresh Grocer s. consisting
ia part Of the following:
leo hh7s fair, prime choice % bbs Old Rye Whky,
sugar, % =" Brandy ard Gin,
80 bh new MoaSses, go " Lincoln Whisky,
% do Loaf S1gar, 300 kegs Nails
20 d. Crushed and Pow IS boxes Yirxfiiq Tobacco.
dered sugar, 10 do Sinking do,
300 bsgs prime new crop Rio 81 q zen Rus k-ts,
Coffee, 20 b5l3 Mack-rel,
80 bags choice Bait. Coffee, 30 kta d;
100 boxes star Candles, Is falls Almonds,
Zh boxes FalOw Candles, 10 bNs Pec4ns.
1000 sscSs fine salt, 20 dozen wash R-srds,
700 boxes Che Sc, leo boxes Cuba Cigar,
100 DO Kssius 10000 hne Cigars
90 Z do DO 100 gross y AFT Flasks
30 4 do do 80 do Pint 90,
Toe bhls Magnolia Whisky, II do y d. do
100 Deans " 10 d, IS and IS Brandy
20 "'Old Bourbon " Bottles
Together vii al the smaller articles TO axe I'D large
Grocery line.
~ Buyers are particularly invited 10 attend.
iar-2h-tI 1 l .
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Old Buck on The way-DisinIerested Pa
IriOtS.
WAsmYeToN, Jan. %, 1857.

ASHlNGTON, jan 70, 1901.
It has been ascertained by the " sharp set "
Democratic politicians at this metropolis, that
the President elect will arrive here early next
week. The object of his visit is to consult
partv friends with reference as to who shall
Immediately assist him in the administration
of the governments; or, in western phrase, be
wants to get the "lay OF the land" Fit is
true that Sin the multitude Of counsellors there
is safety" il is likewise true that "Old Buck "
will find there is confusion minus the noise
which a few years past prevented Gen. Cass
from clearly expressing bis views on an inter-
esting political subject. Every clique has its
man for the Cabinet, and its retainers aud de-
pendents for offices Of emolument under him;
while Southern freseaters and disinterested
patriots from non-slayeholding States put in
their claims for preferment. The materials
are homogeneous TO- the great administrative
machine; the screws are all in a heap, and
some of them will not surely fiji the proper
places. AS to 'crGnkS,' and 'pulleys,' there
are many; 10 fact Buck will have to put the
parts together as best he csn. He has the
reputation of good machinst and engineer,
and therefore will be the OStend sibe man for
the great occasion. 1t is useless to speculate
on the subject. Time and patience will give
US the facts; OF which, as soon SIS they trans
pire, you shall be informed.
Col Forney, having seen his tcndest Lopes
decay in the matter of the Pennsy lvania Sen
atorship, is chap fallen but his friends are
pushing him for a Cabinet appontment-the
Office of Postmaster General; while not few
are insisting that General J. Clancy Jones, a
member Of the House, shall be put in posses
sion of the Department of the Interior. Both
being from Pennsy lvania, one or the other,
aud perhaps both, will be disappointed
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1DVANCFn ,FAwES

CORPORATION TAXES f5r the wear 1897 be
- paid 10 he CITY Collector, a. his once,
Of Cherry an Unon streets in advance the ofore
per cent per month intsrest
As this il the best ig,e'tm NJ that b. made Isis
seeled that Tax Payers viii b. pronp' in calling.
thl6 -tw A. Nelson Collector
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Sale Of Real Estate.

o. WILL be sold on SATURDAY, FEBRUARV -,
EiH 1871 valuable piece Of grounl situated CEDAR
AA&A- srEsEr, opposite the SsWAsEE Coal DzFor, with
imp oven eut,.
said property Il 10 be sold for the purpose Of mailing
division among the heirs % Bent. q. Csbrsr, dec a.
TERNS-One third cash the balance enc and two
Year, time
Jan 10 SID JEO. CARLFR
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VALUARLE LOT FOR SAFE.

fINHE subscriber oder5 for sale his woman TENPF =,
i good Cook, Washer sni Tr1ner a. there Is IN N,
state also understands Picking ant Pre1erviuE
i4nl5 ALEX MACKENZIE
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RENIONA


- T. FLEMMTNi has re uove. his Paint shop from 30
~ b o. un'on Street between Cherry and sumrer tie
respectfully scits nustou % The patronage here
totore extended hin. and Will be pleased his
ta-nsr- = q has Htaud iarN-im
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saOT Guns

WE have ufi rcrvsi aisFg Hfiss offne dogh's ana
sage tarrei shot daaf n ts hrsi qaatg, % COZ.
sFnmsnt STA orisFs 90 sci sen ksssa ald u Pri.
vse se without rsrtr, resaTli-s 8f pT-s a. ne csn-
sgnor santa tte -tl-" - yos Etsts rae snn eAsap
Iast san 20 bl-BEtr Gus,
laaE 81 Broad Fays rQraer cali 90 "a
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REMOX

NfNYDER FGiZZsLL hkvn g removed - the old stand
> OF Thompson Co.. No. II Plpic square (n~xt door
their former loe uOnl they oferng a well As'ort.
- Boots shoes, rrunks, yaises k- suitable
the Retail Trade. Their facilities for getting goods enables
hem have always whatever may b. called for in their
line. They would b. glsf their friends and the
tfade generally. Call az No. 81 Public square.
jAulO sNYDE 4 FRIZZELL
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HAVE hr sale. privately, Of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS 10 the city Of Nashville the co -aer
OF POS Avenue, fronting 80 feet Church and run
ming back l~h rr 100 feet 20 alley The lot Joins the resi-
dencr Of N-hol,oa, and will be sol bargain For
part'cularsc AL GA a. X. GLASCbCK,
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NFaRnRs FnR SALE.

I HAVE large number of Nte ROEs for sale and among
them very vsluz be hrst-rate Blacksmith
also as-one Nasn1 and seVc Al Capener sJme Of these
Negroes cannot be sold TO leave the country
ianl5 REEs v PORTER
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IouS d. Jssrs Prest. D. D. JAHSs, Cashier
BANK OF COMMERCE.

Deals In sight and time Bl', Gold aud sv,- snt Un-ur
rent Bank Notes makes oss0ni ia a. he souH
try, gill give the hghs marke, price for Land warrants
sal pay iat-rest ou deD1sites. jauiS.