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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

sAssorn ~CBooL ErgfsirioS On FRIDAY
evening last a sabbath 10 bo1i kxiiigf,oh . . be
"a III SiiiiwAtsr IA the fHst Pfs-aabytsri
Church, 81 which the N,'sfHgr gives lht fol
.oSing account;
sion. we have ever witnessed ~ the k,n6. The
sxsrc -. COZ. .,ed Of 'salogaes. teeiiaiigs.
dec ,xmstion, music. Ac. Al y. he clsssss a.
quilted the mssiFes admirably, whsls sgfns Il
he performance merit svsciai n9tie' sud rom
M ldAtipn. wh,ch Nc nave noi tine Eps TO
maxi. The scholar. participating IA tasss -
srcls~. scre from f9sf 10 ss1issa year, Of sg~
and their performance reflect credit ailkA ul0r
shemsslyes and ihe tsthlulBsss and eifsclsnc ,
Il their superintendent and teacher. 4 coltse-
don for the enlargement a The Library, ~As
made b. The scholars q, tss c.0ss Of b. eHsf.
cisss and near forty dollars agssd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

DHowsEp. t.DvkR ttaDtHEt, . 3p,dsr Of
Captain TEAcy Company. 81 the 10th Infantry,
va. drowned IN an air hole hile attempting ~
cross the Mississippi On the ice, near Port Smell
ny, on The night 81 the 9lN Of December lie
was an lrishmsn by birth and previous 10 Ms
enlistment RESIDED at phiisielphls, IA
The people 81 Hudson gave Their fcilor cit
ssn--Dr OTIS Hoyi- a very aattet.ng reception
entertainment, at The Hort Hous" M hs rttarn
from Madison few day. sincT, u cons 1ers.
ton 81 hrs sctiv. ex.ruon. uu behalf q! their
Railroad projects Ihr saltwater band fis
colrsed fns music on The occasion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

wh,eh sum one fourth !. 10 be- paid In railroad
kcHAs wfske Mawask~e aud IL truass comreay,
II 4 supposed that q portion " the property
purchased " W be used hoe railroad parpo-sx,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

TAsss h . us~eekiy lane u stages nea Hast
inRs to fraibault.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

ADvASCy ~ Tpr PRicy % wsrlN.- We un-
derstand, within the last two ~ three days there
has been very decided advance IN Tho price
II water, and that useful article, ~ We are
credibly informed, has gone up oil over the
city from five to ten cents per barrel VI he
iieve this advance In the price u good old AZ.
ans ale has been caused by the determine.
ton on the part % many gentlemen about town,
to abstain from the practice 81 taking liquor ~
a beverage. on and after this day We hope
they will keep their pledge even Il water shouid
advance twenty cents per barrel in c"u@rqa'ncr
thereof
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08


Di-asi.ns ON rnf LrrrR iAkgs,- Tbs
Detroit Advertiser II recent date, pal
ltshed hit NJ the disasters occurring "a
shipping on the UPPER lakes since thu ISL,
Of ilettrnns,f last The list IL appalling,
both .,th rcgnri N the amount of property
which hiss ren totally destroyed, and ,l,e
great lo~s ~ lilo by wblrb Il In. b~o az
comrmnied. The enumeration amounts al
together 10 over two bandrsl vn~eIs. many
Of which. though M, total losses. were pesf.
Is equal 10 that Ia amount Of damages su.
,ninsd by the ycAseI.. The total lo-~es arr
known 10 amount Ia
. steamers, worth probably .s Gsoo. ooa
z Propeih", .".t. iso.y1
"a h.,as.. ,u.au,.. AZ. s -
"'' 800 80
Total estimate u ioss on sbov. sio,iss
To this has u ts ADDED tls e'~t of la2
other losy- in damages, many Of which
would cost t1 repairs. and fos salvage near
J, as much rs halt m two thirds thu value Of
the vessel
Be.ids- all The immense los Of vessei., ve
have 10 adj thu valuable csrgtss with which
many Of them were lsdrp. and frrighis,
which wer worth do'ib'e ibe value Of the
y'Sas's. A. an instance, We nssi do no
NOR than cite thr k,@ o. cargo ~hsh ~
carrd from the obstruction ID The Io'e,so
The same gaie that cccas'onsd her los, also
rnesing The Allegheny and the G'olr al
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

Tl'Lesg Ibs Estk4sss Bals "a isnsos
Nam Ia repar'sd fAlicd the mSfbing. ssd IL
bills are heisp ihsosn %, by The bsss. here
The :. \ do~~r md ksgs'rs, - Saturday,
Dstsntsf ~, ssy.
The siiisgsEfy sFsiiss u Lbs na.sy sasy
te,, has Lai re edsft ~ drive hotsa a lafzs
smasss ~ eeaa'iy sass b;ii. SOD ~ .sssral
esass tbs .<oss esasd ma ssiafzia sps,rls tsy.
sissis, IL y reported tsst M ksrkshs,s Bshs
u bsnsof, Nc. % IA iIsgbia, ti.e stat.li BsnS
bos'oh, haze isfasedi 10 TsdAs ~ further no nil.
81 tho fprHlsr ms B,nts N Mx..s<hu.ast "a.
vita specs hssis n osiy fost ana a hsif n,l
issrs' VII ~! u aifaosl, 70 prs.sef ,sst sscs.
,.nSa 81 az hn'rs. sssi nos, stnssstiRx ~ sssT
tssn'y mflIan ~ Dollar Tis. /. Ealing tai,sf
IN c.VS 10 ,hr vinf; svsfsi u their eoan,r,
banks having loo tbsh ton pss cent ~ TIE
smeunl Il thea hills 10 Csas
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

Govxnxxsxr TnLR--Bslow us psAaiaA u
4 patents received st the saltwater Land "
ice, the other day. The whole number for
wardsd 70 the once vas three hundred, par
Il which We give this morning, thsbslanes vii
oe given IN another issue. Tbs patents com
prise al the cash entries made up 70 October
LIST, ISIS:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

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TN FrLIExrss, kSsssr.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

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Hs 10 ISIS 4 1f+ts -
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Per 100, ai.sut tis IA
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

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Hutsssts
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

a CURIosITT.- Hillyer, OF he Nat:heE Courier,
has chicken with four legs. He says
We have ourseli chicken about four months
DID, with four full grown legs, and the rudmeuts Of
a second body. We mentioned tue fact in the
Courier shortly after the chicken hatched, but
had then no idea t would i've long. Il has. hos
ever, grown 70 a sizeable bird, lively Is lax, a
yoracious eater, and most ineOaVeBient house
companion. The second pair OF legs full size,
although not used Tor purposes Of loeomotiou.
They are fully feathered but Of different color from
the front pair, or the remainder Of the bird. All
four feet have their full qaantum OF claws. TIE
piece of body which supports the hind pair, grows
out OF the bird aud rather from the top Of the back
The bird itself presents very singular appearance
There Is another singularity about the ehieken,
which Is that il does not eoBsoFt with its kindred.
Il prefers thesocety Of che dog and cat % that o.
either rooster hen or chicken. AZ night, aud Of
ten In the day, IL lies down with the cat, which
places her leg gently over the bird as If over rs
own offspring, and purrs il 70 sleep. TO those Who
take 40 interest IN examining what We deem 3 CT
riositY, We shall taks pleasure any tine IN show
Ing osr chicken qusdrnped."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

NEW York CATTLE BRoKERs.-LmpOrtGnt to
Western Dealsrs-A case of difficulty has occurred
in the New York cattle market, about the right of
broker under certain circumstances to commission
according to the usage observed among operators.
The New York Tribune, in the absence of all laws
on the subject, states the rules which followed
there of interest to strangers who may hereafter
send stock to that market:
If you consign your cattle to a broker, directing
him receive, pay freight and make sales, and at
terward come on yourself and sell them at whole
sale, independent of the broker, he is entitled to
commission for selling without guaranty. The
commission ranges from 81 to So head, according
10 circumstances. II you should arrive with
drove aud apply TO a broker, and he should assist
you in getting yous cattle Of the cars and paying
freight, and advise you about selling, and you
should then sell at Wholesale be would De entitled
to commission.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

A LITERAL RUNAWAY MATCH.-A capital
story is told by Texas paper of u runaway
match that came OFF in that State. 1t seems
that a couple had resolved to get married, not
withstanding the opposition Of parents and
relatives of every degree, and securing the
cooperation of friendly clergyman, they all
three mounted their horses and set out for @
friends mansion several miles distant, where
the rites could be solemnzed without interfe-
renee. They had not gone far, however, before
their flight was discovered, and then there
was as much mounting, and racing, and chas-
ing as occurred on the occasion of "Young Lo-
chinvar's" celebrated elopement with the Ne
therby maiden. The lovers and their faithful
pastor soon heard the noise of approaching
pursuers and gave their horses the spur. But
alasl their enemies were better mounted and
gained fast upon them. 1t was evident they
would soon be captured, and when felicitous
inspiration of the maiden came to their aid
"Can't you mary us we run7" she shouted
to the clergyman. The idea "took," and the
pastor at once commenced the ritual All
parties covered themselves with glory" and
Just as the BRIDES father clutched her Bride
rein, the clergyman pronounced the lovers
man and wife. When the old gentleman first
learned what had been done, he was inclined
TO be furious; but, being gallant old fellow,
and admiring a dashing action, he soon con-
cluded to forgive the runaways, in considera-
ton of the handsome and novel manner in
which they triumphed over him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

E8- The National Iotellgencer estimates the
surplus likely 10 aeeamulste in the NationaI Trea-
sury by the sermibslion Of the earrsnt hsca year.
at the enogmous figures Of $4,000, 0O0l There s
nos surplea Of tsensy millions. and the expenses
Of the current hsesl year are estimated a 6fsy
millions only while It's Feveaae is expected 70 be
eighty milhoas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
SCHOOL BOOKS.

RX THE DOZEN OH SINGLE COPY.
The attention Of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, sfllman,s Chemistry.
Pictorial Spoilers, COmstook,s Chemistry.
Comly's Spsller. Iipeoln,s Botanv
To ~ ne's SPeieT, Pictorial U. States,
SpeleIf Dsfner, Parley,s IT stories
Towers Readers, Ancient History,
Goodrieh's Readers, Modern yistorv
he6utey's Readers AIexander's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Wayand's Moral Science,
Butler 5 81 anmor, Comstcck's PhilO> ophy,
Kirkhsm's Grammar Abercronbie's Philosophy,
Pariey 3 geography oImsted's Philosophy,
Nitchell's Geography, Parker's Philosophy,
Smiths Geography, Colton's Geographys,
olneys Geography, Wizards History,
Webster's Dictionary Willson's History
Walkers Dictionary, olmsted's Astronomy,
CoIburnis Arithmetic, Toweo's Grammar,
Davies First Lessons, Song Book Of School Room,
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy B ,Oks,
Rays Arithmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Analysis,
smiiey's Arithmetic, McEldgotFs AnslyEer,
Davies zebra, Latin Books,
Ray Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddard's Arihmetics, States and Pencils, &c,
For sale by Oh ARIES W. SMITH,
sepu. 81 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

'Young man, do you believe 10 a future
statel"
'.Iu course / does, and what's more, l in.
tend 10 enter 1t as soon as Betsy gets her
things ready"
$50 TO, young man, you are ineorrgible-
go to-"
500 two If it wasn't for the law against
bigamy, whip me if 1 wouldn't go dozen
But who supposed, Deacon, that man of
your age would give such advice to a man
Just starting into life.n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

strahan Scott the Ohio Life Insurar Trust Co.
the Office Of the Clerk and Master of the Chaneery
Court at Nashville, the Z9th dat Of August, 1851
motion OF complainants by counsel in the above and
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master
that the said defendants, Jas Yeatman the Ohio Life
Trust o.. residents OF the State Of Tenn
ana the ordinary process Of this Court cannot be
served Them is therefore ordered by Clerk and
Master that publication be made for four weeks in succession
IN he Nashville Patriot, newspaper published IN the city
OF ashVle requiring the said defendants appear the
next term of the Chancery Court be holden Tor he county
OF Davidson at the Courthouse thereof city Nash
vile, on the first Monday in November next and
said bin the viii be confessed them
ana set down for hear ng parte. C. D. BRIEN,
septz-w4tpr'sfees3 Clerk and Master.
CHEPPARDsS GOLD PENS, for sale by
- sept2. HAGAN BRO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

Farley, Morrison Co and others vs. Robertson Dashe
and others.
the Office Of the Clerk Master the Chsucery
"A Court at Nashville on the ID day Of Sept 1851 on
motion OF plainants by counsel in the above cause Il
appearing % the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that
the said defendants George H. Clark and his WIFE T. J.
SiaEk ana W Robertson, nonresident Of the
stale OF tennee and heref the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be served upon them il Is therefore ordered
BY the Clerk and Master that publication be
weeks IN succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
published in the city Nashville requiring the said de-
lenan to appear at the of the Chancery Court
% De hoen Tor the county Davidson the house
thereof m the city Of Nashville, the first Monday in
Aoyenoer next and answer amended bill, the
VIII be taken TT confessed them and for
hearing paFte c. d. BRIEN Clerk ard Master.
. 2-W 4tpr'sfee$3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

t. Il Is stated that the work Of constructing
she Minnesota aud Pacific RaIroAd viz soon Be-
commenced. and that frCm 500 70 ]. 600 mea vin
be placed upon the road between S.. Paal aud ss
AashOay this fail The ground VA be bsoken a.
early as October. snd By summer the iron horse
sill bOaad across the pEairies Ike lhs uind.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

~ Mrs. Burdell Cunningham has disposed Of
some eight thousand dollars worth OF real estate
all she has to fee her lawyers. Her Law expenses
so far, have cost her seven thousand dollars, aud
the Burdel heirs have paid ten thousand dollars.
The Law sharks apt 70 profit most by the Bur
deli murder
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

eB The comet discovered by Dr. Peters, 1.-THE
Dudley Observatory, on the 25th Of July, was seen
az the Imperial Observatory, Paris. on the 2sth,
and at GOtha and Altoona on the sOth. This essab-
fishes the priority of the discovery for the Dudley
Observatory. Dr.. Peters proposes to give the
name Of the "OleO.t Comet" TO his discovery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
A Convention at WashingtOn-Americ
Railroad Iron.

Gen. Duff Green, as chairman Of committee ap-
pointed by meeting of persons interested in rail-
roads, and charged with the duty of bringing the
subject before the Postofice Department and be-
fore Congress, has issued call for convention in
the city OF Washington the first Monday of JAN
uaTy next, to be composed of delegates, to be Be-
lected by persons interested 10 the manufacture of
iron and in railroads. The leading subject of the
convention is to effect organization by which
American iron can be supplied to our railroad con-.
panies at less cost than is paid for foreign iron
General Green sets forth the proposed plan more
fully, as follows:
he proposes 'an organization under acts of in
corporation in all the States from which they can
be obtained, with sufficient capital to be invested
in railroad bonds and other good securities; that it
shall be the the duty of this association TO act as
trustee and agent for railroad companies in the sale
Of their securities aud; from the proceeds of such
sales and their own capital; to furnish funds to aid
in the manufacture of iron for railroads; that there
shall be fixed duty upon iron, sufficient to protect
the capital invested in its manufacture and the cur
Fency from the contingencies affecting the price of
foreign iron produced by the financial policy of the
Bank OF England; that the laws regulating mail con-
tracts be so modified authorize contracts with
railroad companies for the permanent of their
roads; and that, instead of payments On contracts
as now made, there be delivered to such companies
partment, redeemable at the pleasure of the Gov
ernment, and bearing interest at the rate of two
and half per cent. for sum the interest upon
which at per cent. would be equal to the payment
made for such service under the present system;
that the whole proceeds of the public lands be
transferred TO the POstofice fund; and that when
ever the funds of the Department and tho surPIus
IN the treasury, beyond a sun TO be fixed by law,
will permit, il shall be the duty of the proper Off
Ger Of the Government to purchase up at par such
OF these coupon bonds may have been deposited,
under the laws of any of the States, a basis for
bank issues; in the order of the registry of such
bonds as the treasury by the banks making such
deposit"
The Union states that the same subject is
engaging the attention of the head of the Treasury
Department and he is at this moment occupied in
the collection of facts and statistics with view of
recommending some legislation on the subject look
ing to the advancement of our own industry and OF
our own peculiar interests in this respect.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

Mrs. Cunningham is preparing her petition
for an appeal from the Surrogate's decision to
the general term of the Supreme Court-for
which she is allowed to September 23d. She
complains that her confinement in the TOmbs
is wearing her health away-that she begins TO
suffer from the droPsy. She does not shrink
even from the thought of preparing an auto
biography at some future day, as legacy to
the WORLDLY Y Times.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

FFfE uu4ersgued having reseatiF erected ans 80 iaa
s4oeessiai eperazioas sseen EsW MIA a pre-
ptrsa g a al oraers f3r Larabef aios every VARSITY
s2il4ee ier koaSehui deH, naE1a GE1 rsEfieEs-akes
besed Land Ae eis reuedeat that BE- s1pPF aZg kn
ans qEahtsF q humber ID zFtlnsfy On ~ calasfr
EesnE u1lg tAFre lleH ahaFe Antiseh BcpSt te
Wis AIS cA1tt1nccE4 AaEeaa. the izEeF - ee-
senssny shiF4ea sug desiraes peat. 6Ftzrs ~ a
Mi.ls, VII ssee Fgeups attzltion-
1a'ye-a@- sAauEL KIaBRo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
FOR THE COUNTING ROOM.

TUT HE UUUNIINU NUUHG
BLANK CHECKS ON ALL THE BANKS
BLANK BILLS OF LADING.
BLANK NOTE AND BILL BOOKS
COPYING PRESSES. LETTER BOOKS.
ARNOLD'S FLUID, ALL SITS.
RFD INK. STEEL PINS. GOLD PENS
RED TAPE. BILL HEADS. Pest BOXES.
INKsTANDS; great variety.
CHECK TINS. EBASERS. STAMP. WETTERs.
PENCILS. RUBBER. ENVELOPES. PAPER, &c.
For sale by
auR19. HAG CHARLES W. SMITH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

The Dallas Herald says large numbers 81 strau-
gers are nov IFaVvHag ever E4stsFa and N0rths ra
Tetss looking for ioeaitlss % settle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

The OFFICIAL VoTE OF MIssoURI.-An the
counties in the State have been heard from OFF,
cially, and Stewart beats Rollins 384 votes
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
PLYMOUTH, Friday Evening.


The United States steam fsicste Niagara. CAPTAIN
Hudson, from the Atlantic, followed by the Sus-
quehapna, Captain Sands, and Her Mejesty's screw
steamer Agamemnon, Master Commander Noddall
entered the sound this afternoon on their return
from their unsuccessful effort to lay the telegraphc
cable. On board the Niagara thew report that at
the time Of the severance, at 81 o'clock on Tues.
day morning, 3s5 nautical or about $50 statute
miles had been laid at distance of 26O to $50
miles in direct course from Valentia. The wind
was southerly, there some sea, and the ship
was going from three to four knots, and the cable
playing out FIVE to six and sometimes seven knots
AS the quantity of slack thus expended was
greater than expected at starting, and more than
could be afforded the retard strain was therefore
increased to pressure of 5000 pounds, and the
cable broke.
The extra expenditure of slack commenced on
Monday evening, when g strong breeze and heavy
swell prevailed, and a powerful undercurrent was
expereneed. This current forced the wire from
the ship at considerable angle.
Soundings were found by the Cyclops az 900
iatnoms. At night they kept a course E. S. E.,
under easy steam, and on Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock, bore mp for Plymouth Sound. The Nj
agara Is gone into Hamosze. The general opinion
is that the season is too far advanced for another
effort now, but every confidence is expressed in
the ultimate success of the undertaking. The ma
chlnery now aboard the Niagara is considered too
heavy for the purpose 1t is stated that the wheels
ceased to revolve when the pressure was applied
on Tuesday morning.
When the break was applied with increased
power, the stern of the Niagara down in the
trough OF sea, and the extra strain caused by her
rising was the immediate cause of the cables part
ing.
The Susquehanna a mile off on the Eiagara's
starooard beam; the Agamemnon, the CyclOps,
and the Leopard were within signal distance.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
HAGAN & BRO,
No. 80 Market s. No. 6 Union ST.,
Nashville. tennessee.
General Book Sellers and Stationers,


TKvIrE Country Merchants, Booksellers, add Dealers
Their assortmsn com prlses . fun stick Of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANE BOOKS,
MANOR ANDUM AND PAss-BOoKs
GOLD PGSS.
All siEes the Ladies Pen 20 The u gezt
crossing Pea manufactured 20 order.
WHITING PAPERSs
inc ludng varieties Of Cap, Letter, Bath, Hots Billet
and Ledger received direct Fon The Aanuiasturers and
for sale By the
ENVELOPESs
every variety. Englsh Freneh and American uansfac
tire, imported order, aad received direct hoE Hrst
WHITING INK,
Black Blas, and Red. vel pseksd and ready soE ship
SFATE8NERss HARDWARE,
and staPs Stationery Al kinds. resh aaa n COED
eFder.
FAMILY BIBLES
Plata ens and eszant asa aesfrsnls for their cheap
and peEieolian eg Eorknanstip.
HISTORICAL. MEDICAL. THEOLOGICAL AaRT-
CULTURAL, AID STANDARD WORKS
fssasd - ne lezdas puhstera e ne soansry.
stAntly isr sales - TIE 4euse1 tsure1.
PaFULAR NEN hooks,
cans arriving, aaa as dealers a. 2astsn JseeinE
oasss reli.ssssas IA paper hlaalsss arEs ssssk
ssps. s. aarkst ssFess. sna uaion -.
PRINTING PAPER.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03

poor Bachelor, after coming out at the small
end OF the horn in all his matrimonial attempts pa
thetically exclaims:
When l remember ell
The q rls I've met together,
feel ike rooster in the fall
Exposed 10 every weather.
feel, like Que who treads alone
Some barn yard all deserted,
Whose oats are hed-Whose hens are dead
And OF to market started.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-03
Explanation of the Cause OF the Break
ing of the Atlantic Telegraph.

We find in the London Times of the 18th, in ad.
diton to the intelligence telegraphed from Halifax,
explanation of the Of the failure of the
Atlantic Telegraph Expedition, as telegraphic to
that paper from Plymouth where the telegraph
feet had arrived: