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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-22
GRAND MILITARY
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Thursday Evening, oath inst.
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FoR 81. LOIIS.


'hE me passenger and frelghts 1-n
ooAts SALLlE " Est, ). n. Goa ~ 1884,
AETrs Mtscrs viii leayr Tor The above
anu ~ say goints On rHIS DAY a. IUocsock A. a. To-
re- ht or passage apply on board Or 20
aseS2-II A. HAMILTON, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-22
FRUIT TREES,
EVERGREEN AND DECIDUOUs ORNAMEF-
TAI AND SHADE TREES, SHRUBS,
ROSES, GRAPE VINES, &C, sc,
AT THE
NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS,
Two VTEIrs Norsb me CIV

Near the line OF the Louisville Z Nashville Railroad
ONE Of the finest collect ons Of Trees and Plants ever Of
- fered Ia the State, estabi hmsnt
The fruit be surpassed any size
Of growthand abun lance strong roots
essential ia transplantiug The varieties
among the best known 20 the world.
Among the apples, sci. ct list Of long keeping south
winter sorts.
Catalogues, with prices, Of varieties, hints on
rauspantnF, &C. be had, gratis application 70 Jas
Cr4ighead Co -, Public Square or 6y addressing the
under igued through the Post-0fice.
dec22-d&Elt l.. q. LISHY, Nashville. Tenn.
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Also FUEk SALE.
OXFORD BIBLES la fsLv.r ani rrazEE Aozaoco0
Bsuso
HFAiN BOOKS n TVaxEF MoaeCo3 and Yu-vsT lIsnise
ALSos
A tsautn-l a.sqFtueus q MACHE DISKS, fut44v-
kI0s ald BACKGAMMON BoAREs.
ALsOs
A asssrtaent % cABAs CAMS cHEss and BACK
CANNON BOARDS As-, Aes 50.
N4savuLz, De. ~, 81. sac
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GAIETY CLUB.

rV1HEQUGHnuT the Uuilrt states - 10 Europe every
eg Of IA paTtaHcz Hes Ciab koeu, Etces alesrs
may and starbedy 81 alt where ne usaa aT-rs, re
'F-h snst, aud frneuta ausIHl.e tEe &C.
eatlo1s q GtntlelaeH cas- De- % aimed IA ehzre Is-
uzai led visitors be rf rutleed O. cree
B. irFias such tlt-t uaai4 b. zEreeah e
Ard zdvantaEu o. g. maas oeauseas G t-sr IS s.aes
Ma. IS. Ia. CRISP proposes rs' ahl .klaE
GAIETY CLUB ROOM
On ere basis one loanec 81 slih RS GATfY Ii
Se CFcans ubieh iasIa1es h. D. los auabzra GsFsruof
oi ths tttie or aud maay Of ths n1a Jas-
e., L4HyErs ftysseials ald NeFch4gts o. Re cflF.
Frrsl1rat aHd BAD q rec oIs b= eIerled O.
tFel and A1ept rcgu is order and tra psr-r o
tHr elsa
Tau Cub roeaa wf be open TUESDAY De "a 1851 Pres
pe7fases cau D. oetaias4 - ths baz onlss-
az1&t-Ea-
IKOSs MAILS AND CASTINGS.
IN nnn lbs. Tres f5tissarF,
1OtNAfAg 15eo ksEs Aa1i sssoftzas
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-22

Below we print the Bill, which was intro
duced into the Senate, and which finally pass
ed third reading in the House yesterday.
We give it as amended in both Houses-the
House of Representatives having amended 1t In
several minor particulars. In this form 1t was
transmitted back to the Senate; but there fail
ing to be quorum in the Senate, that body
was not able to act upon the amendments OF
the House. It is therefore, not yet the law
but must remain suspended till the holidays
are over. We presume that it will finally
pass the Senate substantially as it now stands.
We give it without comment, at present, as
follows:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-22

ON SALE AT W RERPY & CO,s
Dec 1T prblf. Syr,rs
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sAPFHo, the Greek Poetess, called The 'Tsnth Muse.n
LUCRETIA, denomirated the ''GIOry Of Women
AsPAsIA, the Love Of PericIes.
CLEOPATRA, the Egyptian Queen who charm ed Marc An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24
LErrER oF HoN. rRrrEE roLE.

The invitation Of the committee Of which you are
Chairman, 70 attend and address a mass meeting al
Iammsny Hal on the evening u the sd instant for
the purpose o. renewing the " their con
1dence IA The administrator OF James Buchanan and
responding 10 the sentiments and recommendations OF his
reoeui message before Please accept assurances
OF Frneude for The compliment and confidence extended
20 Bu my duties and here are such as
compel 70 forego both the honor pleasure OF
kslpS proeepl A The meeting. TIL STEN POLK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24
LETTER OF Hos. cHAs. L. SCOTT.
Hnrsv ~ REPRESENTATIVES.
LETTER or nos. JoHs " sAspaIDGK.

WNslHNNrUN, Utt II 1917,
regret extremely that shall Dot be able 10 attend
your mass meeting ~ Tammsny Hall the evening Of
the I'd democrat aud coming do almost from the
extreme south, would be something Of which ! might
well be proud 70 meet should, In your city with
unconquerabie iegCns, whose ardent offerings al the
shrine o. justice. TIC Union and good government the
same AZ found upon ihe affairs u All true democrats every
where May Their hrcs burn Tor ever and the patriotic
devotiot ~ your people rise Up cloud % incense. vs
BILE 20 the nation, acceptable 10 t God
JNo cANuprngr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-24
LETTER or HoS. WILLIAM swrrH.

Wa-IiINNFWN.
ii the receipt OF your favor Of the nth " Decen.
her instant Informing that "the democracy Of the
city o New York for the purpose Of reiteraing the ex
precision ~ Their confidence IN the administration James
Buchanan &C. evil hold a mass meeting at Tammary
Hall. Gu "wednesday evening December rs, 1857 which
through s Committee Of Invitation. am requested
attend and address Most sincerely do regret that
will not BE- my power accept the invitation should
be particularly gfatshed - manifest my confidence in
the admnistraton M such presence but duties Of prs
which viii probably be allowed from my pubic
vice, and which deny the indulgence ~ my long
cberhbed wish TO appear before the democracy OF
great COMMERCIAL metropolis their celebrated wgwa,n
WM SMITH
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CHARTER OAK
Life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
G II A R ER Pc ER ETU A L.
100000 CAPITAL.

With large surplus, securely invested
w under the sanction and approval of the
Comptroller of Public Accounts, of the State
of Connecticut
This company has also complied with the
very cautious and stringent laws of this State,
in relation to foreign Insurance Companies.
1t was incorporated by the Legislature of
the State of Connecticut, in May, 1850, with a
PERPETUAL CHARTER, and commenced busi-
ness on capital of two hundred thousand
dollars: the whole of which has been invested
in securities of the highest character.
Those who contemplate making life insur-
ances, should, first of all, satisfy themselves
of the character and stability of the Company
they may select. The interest of the assured
in the stability and permanent prosperity of a
Company, in the security and certainty that it
will fulfill its engagements, is of incompara-
bly, greater importance than the trifing Saving
that may be made by paying inadequate pre-
miums.
The principle of Life Insurance is based on
sound mathematical calculations, and admits
of no variation. Ultimate security, being the
primary object to be obtained, this Company
will do business on the lowest rates of pre-
miums that can be adopted, and afford requis-
ite security to the insured and perpetuity to
the institution.
WIN. P. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Woodsfeld, Ohio.
@ Office one door north of Treasurer's
Office, Main Street.
Feb. 25, 1857.
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NOTICE.

CAMUEL SWITZER, of New Philadelphia, in
~ the county of Tusearawas, and State of
Ohio, is hereby notified that Elizabeth Switzer,
on the 9th day of January, A. D. 1857, filed
her petition in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Monroe, and State of Ohio, charging
said Samuel Switzer with having fraudulently
contracted marriage with her, and with hav-
ing committed adultery with a certain Mrs.
Peck, of said Tuscarawas county, Ohio, and
asking that she may be divorced from the said
Samuel Switzer, which petition will be for hear
ing at the next term of said Court, commencing
on the 9th day of June, 1857.
The defendant will also take notice, that
dispositions will be taken in said case, in the
town of New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County,
Ohio, before competent authority, at the Office
of the Mayor of said town, on Monday, the
4th day of May, A. D. 1857, between the
hours of O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ,
and continue thereafter from day to day until
the same shall be concluded, at which time
and place he may attend and oross-examine
if he sees proper.
ARCHBOLD & RICHARDSON,
March IS, 1857. Att'ys for Petitioner,
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FOR SALE BY
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

FLEAZER WILLIAMSON, Nancy Denbow,
Il Sevilla Williamson, Milly Cline and hi
Cline, her husband, and Elizabeth Ice and
John Ice, her husband, will take notice that
on the first day of April, 1857, there was filed
in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, by Isaac Williamson, petition
for partition, which will be for hearing at the
next June term of said Court, wherein the said
petitioner demands partition of the following
real estate, situate in said Monroe county, te
wit:
The north west quarter of the north east
quarter; also the east half Of the north west
quarter excepting five acres in the south west
corner belonging to Joseph Allen; also the east
half of the south west quarter, excepting thir.
ty acres off of the south east part belonging
to Joseph Cline; also the south west quarter
of the north west quarter, excepting fifteen
acres off of the east side of said lot. All oi
said land being in section number seven, town
ship number four and range number six, con
tanning in all one hundred and ninety acres
and being the land owned by James Williamson
in his life time, and more particularly describ.
ed in said Williamson's deed.
ISAAC WILLIAMSON.
By JOHN 8. WAY, Atty for Petitioner.
April s, 1857.-6w.
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Legal Notice.

Thomas Mitchell sur In the Court of Com
yiving partner of the mon Pleas of Monroe
firm of County, Ohio.
Mitchell & Morris,
against Petition to Complete
James R. Morris, ct al. Real Contract.
THE defendants James r. Morris, William T.
l. Morris, Elizabeth briggs and Alfred D.
briggs, her husband, Mary K. Smith "a miner)
and Jesse Yost, all of Monroe county, Ohio,
will take notice that on the Oath day of March,
1857, Thomas Mitchell, as the surviving part
ner of the firm trading under the name of
Mitchell & Morris, filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said county, his petition; the OBJ
ject and prayer of which is to complete real
contract for the sale by said Mitchell & Morris
to said Jesse Yost, of the following described
lands in said county, to wit: The south west
quarter of the south west quarter of section
"a, township 8, of range 5, also the north east
quarter of the north west quarter of section
%, township 8, of range 5; also the north west
quarter of the north west quarter of section
%, township 8, of range 5; also 25 acres in
the south east quarter of the south west quar-
ter of section "a, township 3, of range 5; said
twenty five acres being bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at the south east
corner of the first above described lot of land,
and running north twenty rods and two thirds
of a rod to stone; thence straight line to a
stone planted on the line eleven and half
rods south from the north west corner of the
above named lot; thence south to the south
west corner of said lot, thence with the section
line to theplace of beginning, making with the
other tracts above described in all one hundred
and forty acres, more or less. Said petition
will be for hearing at the June term of said
court, 1857.
JAMES FITZ RANDOJ Pr ~
March 25, 1887. Atty for Petitioner.
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DIR. Roback'a Success.

We have always been inclined to receive
with doubt the accounts of wonderful cures in
desperate cases, with which the proprietors OF
patent medicines are accustomed to garnish
their advertisements, but the effects produced
by the Scandinavian Remedies of this distin-
guished Swede are so notorious, and so amply
verified by direct personal testimony, as to put
doubt and suspicion out of the question. The
cures, as reported by the patients themselves,
comprehend nervous complaints, dyspepsia,
bilious disorders, fits, rheumatism, and almost
every species of disease affecting the stomach,
the skin, and the organs of respiration. Un-
der these circumstances we can have no objcc-
ton in giving such important facts publicity in
our columns. Hamlet says, "Ihere is more
in Heaven and earth than is dreamed of in
your philosophy" and every day convinces us
that the science of medicine is not the exclu-
sive property of "the faculty" DR.. Roback
has acquired fame and fortune by his success
full treatment of disease, and his Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills are in general demand. See
Advertisement.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TOHN KERCHER, Henry Kercher, and Fred
y erick Meyer, who are non-residents of the
State of Ohio, will take notice that William H.
Mallory, of the county of Monroe, and State
of Ohio, did on the Goth day of April, 1857,
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, against them and
others, setting forth that said John Kercher
and Henry Kercher, were indebted to said
Plaintiff, in the sum of thirty dollars and
sixty-six cents, with interest from the l1th
day of February, 1857; that said John Kercher
is the owner of the south west quarter, of the
south east quarter, of section II, of township
3, and range 4; also four acres in the north
west corner of the north east quarter, in the
same section, all of which is situated in said
Monroe county; that said premises are mort
gagged to Jane Haley and Frederick Meyer, that
the mortgage to said Meyer is without consid-
Grafton and void and that the premises afore-
said may be sold to satisfy the said mortgage
to Jane Haley and the Plaintiffs claim. The
said Defendants are notified to appear and an
swer said petition, on or before the third Sat-
arday after the third day Of June, 1857.
SINCLAIR & WAY,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
April %, 1s57-sw.
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Brutal Assault.

On Saturday evening the 18th inst. al
elderly man named McOlary, while riding
along the road about two miles north Of
this place, was attacked and severely beat
en-. His attention was attracted by
letter lying in the road, which he pick
ed up. and finding it addressed to himself
he commenced reading it, when he was
seized by one man while another caught
his bride He was taken some distance
from the road and badly beaten, after
which he was placed on his horse and
taken back to the road. Being unable
to sit uprightly and guide his horse, il
went down the road until stopped at o
neighboring house, where the wounded
man was cared for. 1t is thought jeal-
ousy was at the bottom of the affair.
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DISEASE VANQUISHED

! FTER years OF study, analysis and expert
| ~ ment, DR.. Roback, the eminent Swedish
Physician, succeeded in producing medicine
from the mountain herbs of his native land,
which acts directly upon the causes of disease
in the blood, and by restoring the corrupted
fountain OF life to a condition of health and
purity, expels disease from the system whsr-
ever it may be located, or whatever may be its
character. Indigestion, nervous complaints,
epileptic and other fits, coughs, consumption
in its early stages sore throat, bronchitis fever
and ague, asthma, low spirits, sexual incapa-
city, feminine weakness, pricking of the skin,
symptomatic of paralysis, rheumatism neu-
ralgia, tumor, cancer; diabetes, lassitude and
debility. diarrhea, and all other disorders of
the organs of respiration, tie liver, the kid
neys, the stomach, the nerves, the muscu-
lar fibre, are unerringly cured by this prepa-
ration. It is to the m0teries morbi, or seeds
Of disease, what an alkali is to an acid; it neu-
tralizes them with absolute certainty, while at
the same time it regulates the secretions, re-
moves distinctions from the bowels, creates
appetite, renews bodily vigor, and regensrxtss
every animal function. Such is the nature,
such are the effects of DR.. Roback's famous
SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PURrFTBR, which, taken in
conjunction with his BLOOD Pills, will not only
obliterate the most painful diseases, but pre-
vent their recurrence, and lsngthen life be-
yond it's ordinary span.
To prevent imposition, purchase only Of re-
spectacle druggists, &C., of regular agents, or
OF DIR. Roback,. sole proprietor and nlanufac-
turer, 3, FOurth-street, Cincinnati.
EB Price of Purifier 81 per bottle, 6 bottles
for IS. Pills 25 cents per box, or boxes
for 81.
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Medical AdYertIsemsEts.
Important Caution 10 Druggists aal
Merchants in General.

WuEREAs. one syrlIlsx Lsiru, isfs n,
w the city of New York, drug broker, hzs
recently been engaged in the nsfarisus ax4
anlawful business Of counterfsiting the nsAE
sines known throughout tlis world - dsls,
Low AIS OINTMENT, and ordered to be printoa
for him, under false pretences aud for fraul-
ulent purposes, 100000 copies OF the bssh
or paml hlet Of directions around each beg ianA
pot lstt,,s. III
And whereas, the eounterfsit beck -
pamphlet is well calculated to deceiys, ,hsiDg
a fac simas Of the original, except 30 far =
regards the pdfsr- mark in the paper, viz: .HsI-
LowAr, NEw YORK AND LospoS,n which aypsass
on every leaf Of the genuine documsnt, huS
can only be seen by holding the paper 5stsssA
the eye and the light. - 5Aiz5e
And whereas. the aforesaid Wiliisn
sLeIth. having been arrested, and fully CHARGED
.on examination before Justice Connolly. Win
procuring the printing and utterins OF The
above counterfeits, escaped from the crstsdy
OF the officers on the 10th day OF Dscsmbss.
1856, and is now tusiti1s from jsssies, an6
is supposed to be pursuing his dishonsrahlsi /;
and felonious designs elsewhere. Z
The DRraGIsTs Of the various cities. tevrsa
and villages Of the United States srs thsrefsfs
hereby cautioned against dealing vith
the aforesaid William Leith for any artiela
purporting to be HoILowAY's PILLs and Hsn-
tewAfs oHrxESr, or purchasing any props
rations bearing that name from anv qnaySss
unless the leaves Of tho pamphlets vrsppsl
around the boxes and pots containing the sano
shall bear the words "HoLLowAY, Nsw Ysns
AND LONDON" in the form of q zwster-usyh :
which watsr-mark can only be distinguished
by holding up the printed sheet sinsiy 70 She
light. All others are COUNTERPART; snA y
all persons vending them are liable to hssyy )
penalties, and will be prosecuted to cenvietien
by the proprietor of the genuine prsyaratisns.
as the only means of guarding his own intsss
ests and protecting the public against damage
to health and lifo from the use of delstssisus
articles, sold under the guaranty OF his nanA
and reputation. itfF
The said Leith is Seotchman by birth, absus
30 years OF age, Of good address, dssp-tonsA
voice, herid complexion, light hair and shin
whlskers, gray eyes, standing about 5 fsst q
nches, and somewhat inclined to eorpu lsnsy. .
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GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
- of Monroe county, Ohio, on the 1st day of
April, 1857, to me directed, will offer for sale
on the premises, on
Friday, the st day Of nay, 1851,
the undivided thres-ffths of the following
premises, situate in Monroe county, Ohio, to
wit:
The south east quarter Of the south west
quarter of section thirty three, township i've,
and range six, containing twenty seven acres,
more or less, subject to the widows dover.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash in hand, and
the balance the first day of November, 1857,
with interest GEORGE LOWTHER,
April s, 1857. Guardian.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Pollock, Plaintiff;
against

Thomas Pollock, Plaintiff;
against
John S. Heald, Defendant.
1NHE said defendant John S. Heald, is hereby
i notified that the said plaintiff, Thomas
Pollock, has this day filed in the Office of the
Clerk of said Court, his petition, setting forth
and showing that on the ninth day of August
1874 the said defendant agreed in writing with
the plaintiff to purchase small lot of land
lying and being in said county of Monroe,
with the buildings thereon, which is described
as follows, to wit Beginning at the corner of
James Atkinson's land, on front street, in the
town of Clarington, in said county; thence
up the west side of said street, far enough to
include one foot north of the house, thence on
a straight line back to Apple alley, retaining
the same width on said alley as there is on the
front, thence with the east side of said alley
to said Atkinson's line, and thence with said
Atkiuson's line to the place of beginning, con-
tanning six thousand square feet more or less.
That said defendant, then executed to plaintiff
his promissory note for four hundred and fifty
dollars payable five years from the first day of
April, then next with annual interest, to seenre
the purchase money for said lot of land. That
no part of the principal of said note has been
paid except sixty-six dollars; and no interest
since the second day of March, 1852. The
object and prayer of the petition is that said
premises may be sold to pay the remainder of
the purchase money due on said note. II the
defendant fail to answer, on or before the TWEEN
| ty-ffth day of May next, the matter of the
petition will be taken as true, and Judgment
rendered accordingly, at the June term of said
Court next following.
ARCHBoLD l. RICHARDSON.
- Attorneys for Plaintif
I! March $; lss7.--sT. (m1s)
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School! School !!

THE undersigned will teach SELECT SoHooI
in the town of WOODSFIELD, Monroe coun
ty, Ohio, for the term of TEN WEEKS, com
mencing on
The Oath day OF August, 1857.
Great pains will be taken to render the
School both pleasing and profitable to those
who may attend.
Thoroughness in the branches studied, will
be the constant aim of the teacher.
Special attention will be paid to those desir.
ing to qualify themselves for teaching.
Black board exercises, in the various branches
will form matter of particular study; and the
best method of teaching will form important
subjects for discussion.
Regular lectures upon the "Theory and
Practice" of teaching, will be delivered to the
class.
TERMS:
Common Branches. .....N w per scholar.
Analysis of English SEN
tence, Philosophy, 1st pit.
Algebra, Elementary &C.
ometry and Book-Keep-
ing ] SO wv
Higher Algebra, Geometry,
Trigonometry, Survey
ing, Astronomy, Chem
istry, &c.. .,.... Sc 90
@ For further particulars inquire of the
undersigned. WILLIAM WHEELER,
Mrs. AGNES WHEELER.
WoopsF1ELp, March as, 1s57.-tf.