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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

- FOR SALE oR TO I.ET.-The sub.
E:1 scriher viii Sc oa easy terms the House in which
resi- :, stu on rner Of Ear and Ell "a.
beth srees TIE House contains ten 70 ms of CO yea
lens size, aud in complete Srd'r FIR occupancy The LII
eomJrists abou 900 fet Of Land in Que of tn most
beautiful loo tirs Ia thu city If not soon disposed Of
whtb Zee at reasonable rent FIR turihrr uarti ,ulars
Rppy to EDWIN BSNNER
W N. R. X Ofic., Lu,oln q1are
Worcester Feb 7th 1857 am 70
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

MiOTICE.--'fhe Subscribers have this day pnrchas-
~ ed ths entire stock Of y. -. Goddlrds 6mches.
leweTy, AMI Fsny Goods, and intend continuing he
husoess at the old Stand, No 1856 Main street
confirmation y pgtropageis teepectiuy soil ted
Worcester, Feb. -, 1857. FISK h GODDARD
ia dkw3ws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

ENNB L4ss-ko5a re-, Dtiy uclluplra by n T. Mar
titf nov deceased as Wrliug Academy trout
room the seeOnd floor.
Als front Room, with small r room attached, on Sd
n2e DIT 1e6 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

EHs0 lie e. Atth- jun-ton OF Main and south rdge
4 streets, q large H0P contani rooms suitable
for manufacturing Boots SHOES Possession given a.
tpe LIST Of Jauusry Also, Sf0AE n oe's 81 sex ct
81 for. and Gently occurred grocery Possession
given INN diately, Inquire Of T. S. STONE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

RsOUMSf ~ ~ In oar Is new BocK-One
IA Front Room, secon story, with are-proof safe
Also. one ON the third story. Apply TO
d2T 1t g WM q CLARK j.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05
Mlisrr!Iancous.

CASES BEST MANCHESTER AND
- HAMILTON DeLAINES worth rs cents, selling
for 12l cents. JENKINS, HANIILTCN Il co.
an az Successors q l. Hsripn K h Go
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

THEATRE DIFFIcULTIEs.-Owing to difficulties
at the Theatre, Occasioned by misunderstanding,
as We learn, between the manager and EMPLOYEES.
Miss Davenport did not appear last night as ad-
vertised, neither there any theatrical entertain
ment at all. During last week the theatre was
filed with excellent audiences and it was with no
little surprise to every one that il closed under
such unlavorable circumstances.
The following card from Miss Davenport was
placed in the Office at the St. Cloud day before
yesterday:
FAREWELL CARD.-Miss Davenport presents her
sincere thanks to the patrons of the drama and
Press of Nashville, for the very fattering reception
extended 70 her on the occasion of her first visit
and regrets that circumstances beyond her control
will deny her the pleasure OF appearing tomorrow
evening, as requested and announced but hopes
at some early future day to have the honor of again
Appearing before them.
st. Cloud Hotel, an. IS, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
Valuable City property
FOR SALE
at Public Auction

pursuance Of Deed Of Trust, executed by j. G.
Leak the 18th of March 1885, for the purpose
curing certain debts therein FORTH shall proceed
SELL at Public Auction, for Cash. SATURDAY the 3Ist
day Of January, 1851, at the Court House Gate the
city Of Nashville, the following described property, viz
House and Lot at the Corner Of Broad and Market SITS
being lot No. in the College Lots now occupied as
Drug Store bv Roscoe.
ALSO "A lot Of Ground in the city OF Nashville
ing feet Spruce street, being lot No in s. " D
Stout's plan.
ALs0-A vacant Lot Cedar street. being lot No Tin
same plan.
ALSO "A Lot Cedar extended at the edge Of
the Corporate limits and on the Charlotte turnpike 'front.'
40 feet on said turnpike and running back $50 feet
ALSO-The undivided half OF Lot in South Nashville
fronting IS feet College street, J. B. Watson owning
other half
ALSO-An interest OF IS 800 IN debt due from Jesse
Page and secured by Deed OF Trust.
sale to take place within the hours prescribed by law
ian6-td r. A. COLE Trustee
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

STUCK FAsT.-A lad of about twelve years, ns
discreety placed bis tongue against a bar in an
iron fence on Cherry street on Sunday last. The
iron being full Of frost, held him fast for the time
In his efforts to get loose his lips and mouth also
adhered to the iron wherever they came in con-
tact with e, and the more he struggled the more
firmly he became fixed While gentleman was
getting some water with which to extricate him
from his unpleasant and painful situation, he pull.
ed loose, leaving the skin upon the bar wherever
it had touched
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

n. & C. X. r. TIcKET OFFICE We have before
mentioaed the fact, that the Ticket Office of the
ed at No 26 College street, under the Sewanee
House. Our young friend, Mr.. c. l. Anderson
who, by the way, is very clever. aiIable aud ac-
commodating gendemIn-will be foaad at this
office 10 furnish passengers with tickets aud give
travellers ssy Information about various lines time
table, &c. thai they may desire He sells through
tickets to Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and savannah,
Ga, Charleston, S C., Wilmington, 3. c., and
Montgomery, Ala, as well as to Chattanooga, or
ali other points on the n. & c. Railroad.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
Correspondence.

NASHVILLE, January 49, 1851.
Mr. G. W. 6RAIS:-sIa: Having been DESTROYS for
time pasas a testimonial Of appreciation Of your tai
ents as az Artist-of selecting time for rendering you
Complimentary Benefit on behalf Of many artists ct
zens among whom you have made many iends during
with the Nashville Theatre Scenic Artist, and
having asceraned that the present closes the
propose Wednesday evening the 2ls the time select
ed by for that purpose Hoping that this arrangement
viii meet your appreciation, remain
Yours, respectfully,
A. HBrMAS, F. STRICKLAND,
7. T. SMILEY, 10. BROwE,
A A. AKERoYD, J. d. SNoEDEN
And many others.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
Pianos and Music.-ws learn that HOra,

Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of 53s Broadway Y agent for the sale Of many
of most celebrated makers OF Pianos and Meodeons
Offering them At prices which advise ali who desire
purchase to avail themselves o. He is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music third Of from the
regular prices and viii forward the free OF postage.
His offers TO the trade teachers and schools most
favorable eharaetera Of which he vii he able oil the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very best
We enabled to speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence om personal knowledge OF their
oeIent tone and durable quality.--K T. EcaRgeiS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

Tax CoLD TERN.-The weather for the past two
or three days may be justly called the cold term.
IL has been more severe than has been known here
for many years. The mercury In the thermometer,
we are told, at one time fell TO eight degrees be-
low zero At other times Il indicated from one to
six degrees below. The river is entirely closed at
the wharf, and for some distance above aud below
It, Persons we're crossing on the ice yesterday.
Sqsb thing, we understand, has not been known
before for thirty years. The weather moderated
soIaewhat during yesterday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
TO AnVERTfsERS.

The circulation CT the Daily and Tri-WesKly
editions Of the Patriot combined, exceeds largely
that Of any other newspaper printed in Nashville.
1t is these editions that are generally used for
advertising The Patriot therefore, is the best
advertising medium in the city. Other news
papers may have a larger weekly circulation but
advertisements do not get into the weeklies IN
less under a special contract
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
ImPoRTANT TO HoUsE-KEEPKRs.

lust RECEIVED Bath Bricks, for Cleaning knives
y Liquid 6ue, for preparing furniture.
French Tripo Powder polishing Silver WARE Plate,
ke., &c.
RenOvAtiDg Polish. fr cleaning Brass Copper. stseI
lron, and other goods Of that description.
Mcombe's f0nh, for reneuin cid Furniture Carriage
Bodies Harness. &c which has The effect Of making cid
carriages, harness furniture look good = EeS.
Iunl5 MACKENZIE WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
5. R. ANDERSON, p. N.

81 All Letters advertised subject 70 an ext charge
of one sent
Persons calling for these letters viii please say they
dOGe 10 ne o0l0Bg section of The Netc Past Office Lar
as ne newspaper hGUHg t7e htrgest circulation 0fdnu
paper published In NdsLuiZs
SKo And be it further tced That Lists Of Letters
remaining uncaed for in any Pest Office in any city, town.
or vi age where Newspaper shall be printed shah
aer be published only in the Newspaper VIII CHI being
susd weekly ofener shall have the largest circulation
within the range Of delivery OF said ofe, be decided by
the Postmaster at such oiceLNeW Post once passed
March Is, 1851
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
Are Gettinr I.nIda

Isyour hair turning greyS Do you wish to cultivate good
whlkers and mousachesi Your hair to be so silky and
gloy9 Your head to be COOL comfortable and free OF nd
ruhH Mothersi your children have uxurant heads
ofhairi Then BoGLE's HYPERION FUN, which HeUer
fsin its unerrng effects. Prices 20 cts 80 cts rs cs and
81 so per bottle. Bogles Balm Of oytheIa stands unr
vailed for Graduating aud pmples and beauying the
complexion. Price 80 Inventor and proprietor W.
Boyle, Boston. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
COM NJ ERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
llNuARY %. 1857


Corrox-The Indictment weather yesterday caused the Of
rugs to be Light We heard Of about IS bales only at lO
all 50.
Retail Domestic Market.
BUTrER-Per pound, 20a25c
EGGs-Per dozen, l5a2Oc
BAcoN-Hams 9a1Oc; shoulders 6s7c Sides Ease
LARp-seliug at 81 s9c per pound; dpl.
MEAL-We quote al 5Oa60e per bushe from vsEens rs
10 retail.
FLouR-ssing at IS so per 100 pounds for superine.
BUcKwHEAr FLeUA-$2 25 for 80 ID sacks.
CoRS-We quote a. acc per bushel.
NHsAT-Wheat commands 90c
DRIED FEuIr-Apples command 81 80 per buSes Peeled
Peaches are worth 90 50; unpeelsd 81 50.
PoTAToEsIrish Potatoes worth eOc from wagons 31a
20 in retail Sweet Potatoes selling at 81 5Oa2 90.
TUESIPs-25c per bushel.
New Orleans Markets.
JAN 16CoTTcz- to-day Of II 900 bales and yes.
terday haes the largest number reported sales
Of the three oaYs44 900 bales anl market firm. Sugar is
dull at 9c Molasses 6Oc Mixed Soc. Pork quiet.
Exchange on Londod "a. Freighis steady.
Cincinnati Market.
JAN. 10.-WHEKY-The speculative demand continues,
and prices again adyauced this afternoon closing at PIC
The sales were 1000 barrels
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
Sharp's Rines.

ALL sPortsmen who in want Of good and reliable
Gun especially adapted for large game, Deer &c in
Ted to call at the store Of Pan and Cunningham, No ~
Public Square, aud examine "shArps PAtentspertng Ride
Which In rapidly OF Firing, accuracy Of aim, and length OF
range far superior to any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore introdnce construction
exceedingly simple that Is not liable TO se,
ofordsr" than the common Kentucky Rife.
r. c. have also few shot Guns made the Pa
tent lvfE -gn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

THE PEAK FANLY.-The last entertainment Of
this talented troupe is to be given this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, and we regret they are 30 soon
TO leave US. They give unbounded satisfaction and
would continue to draw crowded audiences should
they proIong their visit. We have not time to par
ticularize their talents Each and all were excel-
lent in their respective parts. They should be
visited by every lover of good music.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
Supreme Court-Deoembor Term, 1856.

Bulocks, adm's, &C.. G Foster.-0pnion by Judge
Mckinney affirming decree Of Chancellor.
White, agent, vs. Love -OIinion by Judge Nc
Kinney, reversing judgment and dismiss ng petition.
John Thompson Nat SuRFs ct as.-OPinon by Judge
Harris, aiIirmipg decree Of Chancellor.
JnO w Allison vs. L Stephens ct sIs.-0pinion by
Judge Harris, reversing decree and renanding for
retailing count.
Jno air. ex'r, saml stager ct as.-opinion by
Judge CAruher reversing decree and remandng cause for
further proceedings.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
NASHVILLE, January 10, 1851

NASHVILLE, January 10, 1867.
MEssRs. HEMAN STRICKLAND, ASD oTHERs:-Having
ceived your very kind and terng note Of the l0h, in
which you very courteousy tender Complimentary
Benefit, raining Wednesday evening, the 21st inst In
turn, say that being entitled to Benefit the gentle
manly Manager had selected the time mentioned in your
note therefore, thankfully accept the rendered compliment
Hop ng that may merit the kind feelings yon ave
been pleased to evince towards me, remain,
Yours, respectfully,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

RIVER NEws.-Ice plenty--no boats running
The Saliis We" is laid up at Paducah. The Ohio
river is foil of ice, and no boats expected for
time. Advices from all points on the Ohio and
Upper Mississippi and its tributaries represent the
weather as excessively cold, and navigation entire
lysnspended. Several boats are at this port firmly
frozen in.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

DLAcK nsas sna 0Rve ciaths Doaskia ana F4ncy Cas-
ID simrres Pash Velvet sra aud Eaiin Ysstinga Linen
Goods ana runner Cassmerea sk CnsegshiFts, Merino
ant Drawers Business aud Dress Goats Gnd Fssts
With variety % frmupEt, are eH<Fed 1r sae a. kaet
srn Prsaa Tor Cash. 10 lots 70 ssH puschAssFs single
paitarn u csat snf sold an1 cas 70 eassrs DE-
aired
his Fare oppartaaly n haFsaK ans clohss e. Hltls
pnonsy Is eavFe1 a. No 81 Cea4sg street, coapeE Bald
lurs lhs late MeFctsnt faiieslng EstAbilzhmeni q
lanta-fud JOHN 0HLf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
CONSuMPTI0N CnREn.

Re no, deceived BY base limitations. HEGEhAE, CLARK
co.'s GENUINE cor LIVER OIL, never dissppolnts
and nine years. experience has proved superior ali
others, aud the only reliable for CONSUMPTION.
Astheres great deal Of spurious oil IN the sdal
erated with seal oil, whale OIL kc &e much
not be taken 70 procure the Genuine.
Our on Il made At factory In Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful to
set HEsEnAs, cLAEE Co, for since the death % Mr..
RUsHEON late partner there has been article
soed called Rushson which is IN way connected With
r. @. & Co., or n. @. 4 %.
SOLD By J. @. Brown Ruln Broa, and By DIuss gen.
orally ost2z-an
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

= CoAL.-Tbe late cold spell has caused a con.
siderable advance in the price OF fuel Coal is now
selling at 80 and S5 cents per bushel, and wood
was selling at SIS per cord yesterday. At these
enormous rates many poor people in the city are
doubtless suffering for fire. Several cases came
under our observation yesterday, in which the
pincbipg wants of the INDECENT we're relieved by
the noble generosity Of kind>hearted citizens.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

~ O. F. R. shehane, Of Notasulga, Ala, Is pub
fishing beautiful semimonhly newspaper at 81 year,
in advance. 1t treats Religion, Morals the Arts, and
Science. Address him At Ole above office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
Official Journal for Publishing the
Post Office Letter List.
NASHVILLE Posr OrgIcE. Jan. g 1st

I'AsH' ILI.s Flsf UFFICkl Jan. o I5oI.
10 rHE DAILY PATEIoT-I have this day decided that
you are entitled to advertise the uncaed for Letters
ONCE Tor year. from the LIST Of January, accordance
with he law, in that case made and provided
Yours, very respectfully,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
BANDUSIA SEMINARY.

NHE undersigned, late Professor OF Languages in the
Nashville University, having sold his Farm the Mid
die Franklin Turnpike is aNout TO to the place he
has purchased on the Gaatn Turnpike, y miles from the
Nashville Bridge The session Of the Seminary will
therefore be opened there Monday, the ID Of Febru
ary 1851 and continue 10 the LIST of July For health
and morals better neghborhood where be found
All the anches constituting thorough English, Classical
and Mathematical Educaton, will be diligently taught and
such course Of intellectual discipline pursued will be
best calculated to develop tremendously the faculties Of
the mind strict parental attention will be paid the
MORALS manners, habits and health OF pupils few sddi
IiOna Boarding Pupils be received Day Scholars are
also respectfully solicited Terms the former 800 per
session Of FIVE MONTHS payable in advance for the att "
SIS. Uanl-3wl NATHL. CROSS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
GILBERT & CO..

Auction and Commission Merchants,
NO. 81 BROADWAY, CORNER CoLLEGE ST.
JOHN Y. GILBERT ................- ...Auctioneer.
LINE GOLD WATCHES AND GOLD JEwELRY kept
constantly hand and for sale better terms than
any house in Nashville, Ao, Gilt JeWery in great
riety for sale 10 dealers on y.
RE- We sell a. Auction every night.
We duplicate and sell Goods during the deg At Auction
Prices You from 10 to IS per cent In all the
Goods you wish 10 buy in our line, BY Just calling
GILBERT a CO.'S
jani5 No 81 Broadwsv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

RAVE Cor sale, privately, Of the most Assirable
BCILDIR0 Lots IN the city q NashFle a. The corner
q pom Avenue ontag chnsch street and rn
ming back lse 100 feet 70 alley. Ths joins the
denee Of Nicholson, and VII be soid bsrssin. Per
partiru.arkc call on ne. T. n. GLAsoOck,
lAtib $3.50, 49, -.Assat..
nskoo An fFree
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

~ The San Francisco Bulletin of the goth
December says:-"The culture of the grape
has never been carried on so extensively in
any previous year as during the present. In
Los Angeles city and its immediate vicinity,
it is estimated that at least one hundred and
fifty thousand gallons of wine have been man
ufactured, one half oft, or thereabout, is the
product of the vineyards of Don Sansevane.
DR.. T. j. White, formerly resident of this
city, has also been engaged in this business
and manufactured several thousand gallons of
wine. California brandy Of very fair quality,
has also been uade this season in considerable
quantities"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

~ Chicago, H., with $4,000 inhabitants,
pays its Mayor a salary of 81 200 a year; Phil
adelphia with 100000 people, pays its Mayor
$4,000; New York, $4,000 people, says its
Mayor $4,000; Boston, Mass, with 10000
people; pays its Mayor s., 900 Baltimore, Nd,
with 100000 people, pays its Mayor $4,000
year, and Cincinnati, Ohio, with 2l0 COO PEG.
pie, pays its Mayor $4,000. The police of Chi>
cago costs S87,248 year, that of Philadelphia
$545, 345; that of New York $S25, 800: that of
Boston 1856 285; that of Baltimore $45. 900
and that of Cincinnati $73, JOB.
Nashville pays her Mayor a salary of 81 GOO,
and her police at present costs her at the rate
of 1900 per year.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
Publications by Sub.crIptlsn.

Our felloW,cilizen, Mr.. Tim. w Gilman, has the
sgency for obtaining subscriptions to the following
works, which are Published by subscription only,
and not for sale in the Book Stores:
The INDIAN RACES OF NORM AND SoUrH AMERICA.
New York: Published by the American Sub
scription House.
This work contains account Of the principal
aboriginal races description OF their national Gus
toms, mythology and religions ceremonies; a his
tory Of their most powerful tribes and their most
celebrated chiefs aud warriors their intercourse
and wars with the European settlers aud great
variety of snecdote and description illustrative Of
personal and national character The author is
Cbas DeWoh Brownell The work is illustrated
with numerous and diversified colored Illustrations
entirely new, aud many Of which from original
designs. Ii is also accompanied with chart, which
gives statistical references of interest The work
contains 6S6 pages.
THE EAsrERS Or oLD WoKLp; embracing Ancient
and Modern History. By Henry Howard Brown.
ell, A. NJ. 2 vols. Toronto, G. W.
This is also beautifully prepared work and Illus.
trAted wiGh colored engrsvings The first volume
treats OF the Jews, Assyria, Egypt, Greece, Rome,
Persia, India, China, the MAhomedsns, Spain, Ger.
many, Hungary and Russia, with a valuable Stats
teal appendix. The second volume opens with
France, and the late Revolutions; England with
the history and description OF Norsay; Sweden
and Norway; Denmark the Netherlands Swits.
srland; Portugal and Italy.
l.. - e Il
will receive subscribers, the books 10 be delivered
in January aud February. He win call upon our
eiliAens and exhibit specimen copies.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20

CRooKERs MILLINERY EsrABIIsnNEST.-Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day Of the above
establishment, and prompted by q desire TO
see something very pice as well as TO be in
fashion las nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) We went along with the tide and
looked at the large and iae display Of millinery
and fancy goods there 10 be seeo. Mr. Crooker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, OF every style and quality. The stock
of bonhets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is ter beyond what We expected
TO see. The liner qualities OF these various slyle
OF goods are indeed superb, snrpassing any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
tienlarly, we look upon IS the pretiiest things
IN that line ever introduced 10 the notice Of the
public.
NJ G. Is prepared TO cell millinery goods At
Wholesale IS well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase vii do well to examine
bis slook.-tE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-20
From the n. o. Pioayune, Jan. II.
NIetatrLe AssOaiati0n Race.

SUMMARY -FIRsT RACE.
MKrARTE OoURsK, n. o., Jan. II, 1856 - Pro-
prietors Purse $200.-MIs Heats; open only
10 non>winners during the meeting.
Col w. o. winns (Gen. 7. j. WelTs) ca.
I. Liz Mardis, by Glencoe, dam Fanny
c., y O.....-............... l
]. W.Puee's lWebb. Ross D. G., broth.
er 60 Flying Dutchman, 3. ', o.. 2
Col. r. A. LOmsden's %. r.. Reoners)b.
m Melody. by Noacher, dam hnsic,
BY Priam, y. o--..-..-...,.....-. 2
Time-l:5Sl l:52l I:54I.
SUNDAY.
SEoogp RAcs-SANE DAv.--Purse, ss00-Tso
mile hests-oPen 70 only nen-Winners dnFing the
meeting:
Col A. l., Bineaman's (T p. Poindex-
ter's) eh. T. Mary b., by Glencoe,
dam Marietta, BY Priar, y. &c..
Col. W. o. Winn's (Gen r. j. Wells9
b. &. Noise, by CApL Elgee. DAN by
Ruby, y. o....................... 2
Col. IL. o. Colomb's Oh. h. Red Fox, BY
Pas Galway. Gam Halipenny, 40. dis.
Time. First Heat Second Heat