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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-05
MEDICAL.

A nEtTnkD PHYSICIAN 10 years oi ace. bayine
~ ip~, hts father two brglhefs daughter sab Ia Ian,
nephew aua nisro- by that dreadful dasA.e sansaitip
too aud suffering win Cough hinsslf, dwFrlnin"it 10
sst the Ess, Indies Egypt art lsysH where hs dnesy
cred rtrfehiive eni 'srian Cure or ,nhi., Coughs,
bruachii. 60, impu"a, Nervous nehisf Amd As'hmh.
Ills saurb was cured Immediately hr returned snrrd
his Relatives pb1 ihhrfied The dheesf and rapBHettn
With HE have employed Il IN their practice, edffhs
thou.anis ~ casps considered hnpess. ~ others fff
the paTpD.e at iesrqhH shs ~ bls suffering sllo~
beings AR possible te IN srnhns the Recipe W A Nho
wish fer IL cents af IL pay the postage, aud ne bal
sncr printing Ad1rrss pH. HEATii,
mag wsm lDt Hpfingsi opp ~ Nicholas Hotel, y.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-05

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

A Santa Fe correspondent Of che Wa,hinpton
Union in letter dated July 20, gives lhs follow
Ing pen and ink sketch Of Kis Carson. The 6mous
uaPPe1 and golae' who Is Tow Indiaa sgent 30
New Mexico:
this day had the pleasure Of seeing and co,vsr-
sing Nith the far-iamrd Kit Carson. Hss ,Is
pleasant man IN the expression OF bis face and 49,
would never suspect him of having led ths M. If
daring ana adventure which distinguished him
ne L rehned 10 bis manner and very polite in his
intercourse; his conversation is marked by great
eathestn sss ana BIS language appropriate and veil
chosen, though nos pronounced with eoFnsrtnsss
tie has strong miad. ard everything be ssvs 4
P0iatsa sna practical, except when indulging in a
vein OF humor, which l. not unfFeauent. No one
can converse With him an hour wilhouI bsing fsvor
ably impressed &c hss ioviAl, honest onan conn.
tenancr, ano kindnsss d hrsrt sIn,ezt go, -.
lie = universally beloved here and lsvorits ,vith
ALI classes. Indians Included. Hs never aiades 81
his career adventurer uniess ouessi,.,,,5 -
tive 20 o. Although be is free and e.sy IN -
conversation, everything he says Ia regard 10 him
ssi Paftakrs OF degree Of m0desty almost FneFsd.
ible IA oao WhOse lie has been al unsrok rg ~.
csssiou Of hsFdships aud dangers.
You may have seen a smsll pamphlet ao.tisg
aooai Washington eAiied "Ka Carson. az, GoIf
tanter-" had read IT, and in the eourse az o,,r
conversation / asked hlm II it vas true. Az 49,
y s4s leii eFsFy siasement made 4 laise. Hsta
- -. 4. = 'us PamPhl-t 80 colossal aguFe,
height lie Is heavy framed. and $500 .t,,,s.s
10 Peanda He is foFtyselehs years ell al Co.
nos aoek % Be acre than thirtF-aEe ne e,sn,e -
tes eoahsry q 1877. having Eua al iron ~ -.
pfoyers nesf beoavylils, Missouri q ahosa : -.
.Ppfesueea 70 learn she saddisF's trade. TIE
y 1is NE are nos IN the pesssssioa d Is ash-
- 1870 @na wi soaotisss Be thsoaFn 10
az VIVA Saf'as ne eeming win
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
A SAILORS Hint.

One Of our retired sea captains, whose intel
IRent experience in regard to marine matters
gives to his opinion much weight, after reading
the various accounts relating to the attempted
laying of the submarine telegraph, suggests that
great error has been committed in commen.
eng the paying out of the cable from the Irish
coast instead # from the American side of the
ocean. HePredicates this upon the well known
swell OF The ocean from the westward. The
winds, which for more than two-tbirds of
tbe-year blow from the westward over the At
lantic, give to lie waters constant and tremen-
dous swell, which gathering and concentrating
In force they roll on at last break against the
rocky barrier which nature has erected on the
coSst OF ireland, with power and volume
that has made famous that scene of oceans up
roar, and which could not be resisted by the
sandy shore of this continent. It would in
nundate New jersey and portions of Maryland
and Virginia, and place Cape May, Newport
and Old Point far outside of safe bathing priv
ieRes. 80 regular and heavy is this swell that
q long Continuance of east winds does not
overcome it and ship in mid-ocean, during
calm, will be swept by IL to the eastward at the
rate of ODe-aDd-half miles an hour. To this fact.
combined with the general prevalence of west
winds, is TO be attributed the longer passages of
chips coming to the west compared with those
making eastward voyages
Looking at this well understood characters
tic Of the Atlantic ocean in connection with
the attempt TO lay the Geographic cable, it is
evident that a ship starting from this eide
would receive the full benefit of the swell.
Carrying her regularly onward, and acting so
faVorably on both ship and cable that one
would be saved from the pitching of a head
sea and the other secured from the many dam
gers OF constantly recurring and severe strains.
On the other hand, in starting from the coast
OF Ireland, the course of the ship is in direct
Opposition to the swell, and the momentum
OF the wave is increased in exact proportion
to the speed of the ship, producing heavy
pitching and consequently multiplying the
strain on the cable. 1t is fair 10 conclude from
what is the apparent effect of these opposite
influences, that bad the task of laying the ca
Bile been commenced from this side it would
ID all probability been happily CONCLUDED, in
spite OF the defective machinery and the inef-
hcient superintendence of Mr.. Bright, the
company's engineer, and with an expenditure
OF several hundred miles less of cable than
must be encountered, even 10 a successful lay
ing OF II, from the other side. The question
is purely nautical one, and should be care
fully considered by those competent to discuss
such subjects. The suggestions of our nfor-
mant present themselves to us as palpable. cor
rect; and, as we have already remarked they |
emanate from source of long experience and |
recognised ability in all matters pertaining to |
nautical sfaIrs.-BdLtlQOre AMERICAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

correspondent of the Montgomery Ala Mai,
gives the following account of visit to family in
HowardEiIle:
The morning after ny arrival an Invitation was
tend~red me 20 examine the paintings which eFaeed
the p1FioF wallis upon entering vas agreeably de-
1Snesa a. the beautiful and imposing spectacle
Nnleh the pictures presented; il has the same eff
iect upon the mind, as if changed from sleep TO
view ~ dreams 3 magnificent garden bloomine
Win flowers, while their delightful fragrance diffu-
ses sweetness ali around. The drst picture rep-
resented Is the view Of English Castle by moon
haht, from nature; it is brilliantly executed and
would net be disclaimed by an Italian Artist. The
second is Mountain Lake in Indiana. finely fi6-
she6, and forms a splendid delineation of Western
scenery by misty light; in the centre of the Lake
IS perceived a canoe filed with Indians end ayor-
ing TO escape from party Of Whites In pursuit. aud
30 perfect Is the representation you can almost
hear the triumphant shout of the Whites while they
press eagerly upon their crafty foe The two next
are hneIy painted French Landscapes one exhibit
ing beautifully the lovely scenery Of France upon
summers eve, the other is diseguisbe for The su-
perb br1llianey ofits colors. Next follows Laud-
scape from Tyrol, aspeaking imitation from nature;
this exhibits the true "Artis" in the sublfnity of
Its conception and mastery execution The last
shall mrntiOn is Ship-wrrck and Storm at sea- the
original United by the celebrated - of France,
us magnificent, far beyond my description, there
are many smaller ones do not mention which will
grace any gall ry"
Now friend Hooper, Judge of my surprise and
delight when informed that all tbs. paintings Mai
H. possessed, were executed by one of his daugh-
tiers, Miss A., born and raised in our own Ala
Dana, educated by DR.. G. D. ELLIOTT of Nash VILE
This is truly something boast Of aud at the Fair,
they must certainly take Premiums for they are as
much superior in execution to those that have here
tofore been exhibited as day to night or diamond
TO imitation.
Having congratulated Maj a. ami Lady upon the
accomplishments of their daughters artistic skill
returned richly repaid and delighted with my visit.
All over the South, the old Academy has jewels
OF this character, rejecting honor upon her and
DR.. Elliott Long may they continue to enjoy their
renoRn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

DISTURBANCES Observation-Disclosures comet IA
discovered in our Boreal sky Nr Kliukerfuss has
discovered new one, being the fifth of this year
In order TO find IL ia the heavens srraip be- line
should be drawn from Beta and Alpha OF Ursa Ma
Jor 70 the polar star. Al about ten, p M the
comet is situated little above this line at about
five degrees from the pole The appearance of
this new heavenly body is not unlike that of
the beautiful nebula of the serpent The last three
comets discovered were all found in the same re-
gIon OF the sky. very singular circumstance is
stated 10 the last annual report of the Astronomer
Royal IN England. Il is the mysterious change in
the level and direction of his greatest and most ac-
curate instruments; one occurring with change of
temperature and the other a. the eQuinoxes. There
Is no doubt but that if any alterations of the earths
movements are taking place, they will be first dis
covered precisely in this way-by delicate differ
ences 10 the levels and direction Of the instru-
ments OF the astronomer, which already are appre-
catve OF angular differences at almost ipfiuite dis
tances.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

LAUNCH OF TIE GREAT EAsTERE.-Tbe Canadian
(LondOn) News, of the I'd inst, says it is author.
lied to state that the Great Eastern steamship
"will be launched in the first spring tides NJ nov,
month (October) The day is not AZ yet absolutely
fixed, bat this important event will absolutely take
place on Monday, the 9th of that month. The tides
will be highest on that day"
The same Journal describes with minut eness
route of pleasure travel through the United States
to Chicago and ST. Louis, and which is extended on
the European Continent to Germany and Swifzer-
land, for which "Great Eastern tourist Lets' are
to be provided:
This tour can be accomplished, say from New
FORK aud back, in about eight week, including the
two passages across the Atlantic; but to those less
pressed for time, il can be advantageousIy extend
ed to from eleven to thirteen weeks. The cost of
drst class Tourist Ticket for the whole excursion.
of little under 5000 miles, will be about .e5s
sterling or say $3.50.
Arrangements are also in progress for a more
extended tour, which, in addition to tho foregoing
aud at an increased cost of about 100 dollars. will
probably comprise Naples, Rome, Florence, Genoa,
Turin, and Milan, together with the passage across
the Alps and SmplOn."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
CIRCUIT C0URT OF The UNITED STATES
suooSD eizcvU yoE TaE souTsEHs on zEH YoaE
IN EQUETX.

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CHsss Ne frarHets. AsrraHfs, dgsafs DAD Htrfrss-4
GREETING
Court 81 the Uued SIstes NE southern Btrirt II
New Vera sitting ConFt o. Eguity on he urt al or.
lauto a. Potter end Naihanle Nheeier Coz us.nsutr
tEst they thF SAID 0ran1o AZ flter nd Nathansi
have lately ezhbitcc thsr bali % ceu1pi1inst AGAINST
you saia 1se C1Ese. tAs defenaant to be ~ ev-I
touchlnE Eatters thercin eoatsined q Hhfsh ga "a Il
amanE other tars. farfh ihat yau ne said sefrnf
aut. violating threatsugE Fioste certain sr
elusive rEsts and privileges Festfa Ga Hald complainant
ier gnstr1icnEs skuR, asins senaur elkers Is
thai tAe EEtuFs snd d0nEs u ths degaa1ans
eeutrsIE 90 fEulrE ana Faa4 ltsrelre -
cansaerHtoN 81 thr Pvrulsess Go atEsr, uuu u.
farhas 1rferI tAil LA1Ff eHiofa sns seaesl -. ~
snd e4ch fna every - tisa EErr th rs.lfv
thaf NAY fet tharea1 that o., esh 81 20 - 49,
seSceisih sitesetser - aiateg AIS nnf ~ 49,
cTer e ma eeaft. dssist ass rsfan lo drectF - IL
pattaE l1to pEacsles cEssalton. ID aaF go
i<litaE 81 iaitsttas the nsTHten -
inE g 4aa uIEztuaats Asa described $780, -
ih g erftaa Leiiers Fateat q IA u1it.l 49, -
,zafa g = = slsen AS tsarl.g dse ths 50 lsy q
sasraFgs fais asa eaaes D. thz e1Ispisnsrtz -
foln - Hay lEffteFzs aith tfn - -
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g. uaaeer tsstns o. ipLassinE as Leltsra Falei -
s-~s ailssss s1s Eou Rasss a Fss.r. "a. s,,.,,
4 - rs ezFreGs csssi e - CaiisI $780, = -
i 8 stly q So ierk e $50 bar 80 lhlstss a 4
a. 6 septteatsr. e. rs Fear - - - -
49, Ettea4za5 sE1i ksaaFe5 M lstf -.
am esrso~D ltesgJ 80.
So e.lef ssa & csaassi - ca. laIsssts- c..
Dc van sfTss7s kss fer4. 1900
Wis Wac sspg naasAs aa1 scna "a = ~.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

The Savannah NssOs gives the particulars of an
unfor'npate ahray ia GyuH county. Georgia.
man by the name of Horusby, residing abopt
tnlr'een miles from Brunswick, had, With some OF
MS associates, been charged With stealing bis pegh
oors, stoeA' and had been notified by them tolosss
the settlement by Tuesday lsst Hornsh -, -.
plying, several men set out for hin hon.s - -,
Gay, 'of ths purpose OF forcing him 20 leave. As
toey APProaehea Rue house on horseback armed
the lumaIes fired on the party, kilIng man bv tss
name o. hamph, aud wounding aa old mao by he
horse OF another 9th party. vbjeb re
ed has riders leg. Thy hre from The No.
returned, aud hoFnsby aud bis site both kIlles
child which Is supposed 10 have been hi ~. -
ers arms Is also badly wounded, add Il vas tbos',,
would die- 10 the slfsy eight pefs9ns wsre ,bst
three OF whom killed. Another Of he -,
cd men IL Is thought vii not recover.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
PEABODY'S SEEDING RAJT65,S STRAW
BERRY PLANTS.

rs subsefibeF hayinE HPPoiuted b s. wKLLER "a
AEeft ior TIE sale 81 ths superh SRA. hsrrv ser
So can sgPpisd - ts sioFipE For paets -
sns gssn e te peesaFe Of 1te Gle package 81
WIS o. siA park them IN earfh ard u1an - 80
- - sst - 2 q i've properly plated ana riEs
- $500. - asir euisafs- Orders nas - 3D.
$50 - re - Sasszbuss a., 10 nF arenfs j. a
Nashville Tenn -
- eatag st The seea store o. Wsil-r a. ths nah
e Hay ses a. frsri cps - vine and frat ssa sa
tf4cs4 ffcm sauF1fa Narfh sns sss4k ska.f~ 49,. -
re1 aahAes ei - terri ~ esfeFs - eri vatoa
- s feerpstu - e. NiA cersfalg paek s1s aoseu -
~ ess saa Hs'l g - AGY Gifacan ms Tnlan nse-
Pas tEE the postage.
= s.tsf ~ alse art ss ny treat f1r ne sale g
nv tEoLlEic C0aS. Doe rslsss - ~ s-5s Il s-ihf
sn4 ylsa peF aefs "a - gvsa ehsn ss prsssai esp s
eaissssa. Ga. ssp, ao-lsss.s ss.'As = "a '~Da
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

TOBACCO CRoP-The tobacco crop Of the Kama
whs Valley, this year, has at this time a very fine
appearance, and promises to be the largest crop
ever grown indeed, We have never seen anywhere
so luzuriant growth of the weed. There is, this
year, breadth of land planted in tobacco vastly
larger than ever betore-KGHa'Oha Ha.) Repabli-
d letter from BelleVieW, on the line between
Onrist'an and Irigg counties, KY, says that the
'oo1eco crop OF that region "surpasses anything
ever seen or dreamed Of"
The Messenger says that some of the farmers in
Macon county, No., have commenced cutting their
tobacco it being quite small owing to the scarcity
OF plants aud the long continued drouth during
last spring. but that raised this spring is of superior
quality, and will command high figures.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
THE WATSON $40
SEWING MACHINE.

4 BOUT the 20th day Of August 1876 / vas emnloved
10y Aessrs Matsons Wooster Co.. composed Of Wm
u watson, Morris Knghf, and George AZ. Wooster 10
oanuAetare Sewing Machines, which known IS he
watson Ten Dollar sewing Machine" That thereafter
receiver notice nom the eountel q o. b. ter and
hheelss mentioned Ia The annexed copy Of Injunction
informing me that these Machines an infrineeuent
upon Letters Patent hioh they owned, that suits
would DC lns ttuted against me- unless houd otherwise
setue With Them. This notice b. nded 20 Mr. Wooster
one OF employer
thep made investiEaons ascertain the facts and
found that said Machine bers e, ufrir gs-
ment Of SAID FateHt and tformed said Watson that such
my opinion.
seb eq leutly sut vas menced agaest by said
Poster sad wheeler, and smHe lately thereafter In
r1ea NJ watson. and qursiea him charge Of
the defence % The sane, and be refused dc 80
then tea hin thar would have neing DO with
H. ana thea ceased make the Machue aud tie in
unet o. copy Of which Is hereto Issued
ana ierFsd apoh ne. JOEL ChAsE.
Dated NeS fort, February nth, 1851
in pFesence q NILEs B. ASDAus.
DO hereby certify IN n the above statement ruhrbsd
~ me- = correct ana true JOEL ChAsE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

w- The New York Times says that there
are nearly thousand professed Mormons in
the city of New York, and that they have their
church organization meetings on the Sabbath
and Conference gatherings, and are obedient
to the will Of Brigham.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

~ The Memphis Eagls aad Enquirer has
been enlarged, aud clothed IN 5 new and very
handsome dress. We are pleased 20 note ibis
'neieasion Of the continued prosperity q this
sterling American organ. Long may il move.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

W- The New York TTi6unes Washington
letter writer under date of Thursday last says:
Gen. Cass assured an anxious diplomatic can
didate to-day that the fOgies in Office would
stay there unlil December.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

GEoRoIA.-on Monday The 9th Of nert
month, elections Tor Governor, congressman.
aud meRbers Of the Legislature take place.
The indications are that the Amerioan ticket
will make al excellent run.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

~ Cotton and Tobacco plaatsrs could 10,
asA Tor more pFopitions weather than thar
they are blessed Nth. Both crops are doing
aaely, 10 this section, and the yield promises
70 be lsrge.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
BROADWAY HOUSE.
NASHVILLE, TENS.
VIM. z. BRANCH.

tformeFT e suHutE eeasty. Teaa-,l
NHFoUED respectfully inoFa ne clsizsns e KAsAfais
as sas saffos1eiHG csaHtrg, tAst be ~ tssea
SAafEs q tee zSss AS eeHEedaas ffease ese4e ~,
- ssspez ARA es4aa liesse 4as cts s. seasy 81 sss
as.saA asa of ka4Ieers ~ las - oesetsF eezt-
- fe - 1a ehsss ISIS NsteRt1u as sAo faEer
hin va ear, aed Ftemees a a. al sAe ssy sls.s his
aesse ass - Azay s<tsss4 tA4s Ms eel tAsaa u
bs parFssH
frsasssss s-.ipasFs aesoausasae4 = II keass-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
n NASHVILLE:
SATURDAY, sEPTEMBER %. 1857.

AeESOr-DAvIp W. NTE, Esq, is now on
collecting tour, add viii call upon our SUBSCRIBERS
IN the counties of Sumner, Wilson, Smith, Macon,
White, Jackson, and DeKalb
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-The Society met on
Saturday last and completed its organization The
books show subscription of over 81 300 indepen-
dent of State aid. We are awake at last. The
Society resolved to have an informed exhibition
somewhere about the LIST of November, of which
due notice will be given. Let everybody who bias
anything in the way of stock anything else worth
seeing present it for exhibition in order to arouse
and keep up deep interest in the success of the
Society. -FrankIin Revieag
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

Estk tefs 81 gsars - ts ues1 sesssssas f,4ss
20 80 ezaElY 81 ussi14a1 sz4ss lF.a Nssasiis a.
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-ss sf4rtss Aeae4s-he1esEs snd a. neaFssarF est-
E4sfs - fzE4 = Isl asfeles. SD has see ofrls =
sa - eff asse t1s aeEFoes - luitirass a Ii &c.,
- -. af 1NfH Atas sssiF a. = 8. 81 GAeFrs slseef
~@+sA ~ HAEL HkuanN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
Important 10 FOstmRsters and CORES.
POndents Mailing Letters for France,
etc, by the French Mail.

&c
etc, by the French Mail.
Il is reported that large numbers of letters. ad.
dressed 70 France and countries beyond. and In.
tended for transmission 10 the French mail are "a
eeived at New York from the interior Offices. ia
sufficiently paid By stamps and are ia conneouence.
forwarded by that Office to their destination charg.
ed with postage as OhOlty unpaid
The attention of postmasters generally, and par.
culary those at the large cities OF the interior and
west, where most of such letters are mailed. Is
specially called to the Importance of collecting the
proper amount OF postage on letters "a be for
Warded from this country by the French mail as
oy the provisions OF the postal treaty with France
all letters insnncienty prepaid are treated as sool
unpaid, no account being taken OF partial pay.
ments of postage.
Postmasters should be particular to rate lett, r.
ior the Frenrh mail by the quarter ounce scale
charging single rate for eact quarter ounce. or
fractional part Of quarter ounce. As the rule i
applicable only to letters despatched in thu French
mail, great caution is necessary 70 prevent mis-
takes aud collect the proper pOstAge.-TRg States.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26
For Rent.

j DWELLING, SIX Rooms. on Vine. between Union and
II Cedar streets for the balance Of he year Can be
rented Tor several years of the mi. 10 decided.
" the most healthy and pleasant locality the city
APPyto lsePdb-2Edl l.. q. TT. d lite.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

LAND sALEs.-The President has signed proel..
Tauons ioF the sale Of about 9, 300, 600 acErs Of
tne public lands ia the Stale u California; about
acres 10 the Stats Of issouri; and ios shs
o-is " the abioeated tracts il The Sioux halEbsesd
EessrVatioa on Lake PENN. in tks Tefri,a-s ~
Minnesota. The sales 10 California vii 80 49,
- 70 the month Of Nay next; those ID Nssour and
Minnesota In March next. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-26

On Monday, September IL residence of her grand
father, Mr. Geog LipscoHbe, in Kenton county KY Of
Cholera Infantum, KATE oFHnIA daughter of A. W.
nd Lucia V. G. Townsend, aged months ana 90 days.