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Christmas Presents.

yNEhnv" hand the folio wing useful and ornamental
w Rrtic that would make tire most valuable Chrtt
gifts that be giVen al Of which will sell at very
low prices fer cash.
Elegant China, Porcelain, and Java Vases.
JEWELL BOXES, great variety Of ornamental pat
terms
CHIvA ISKsTANDS, MATCH BOXES. FLOWER
STAND BUTTER PLATES.
MANTLE AND hrAGERE ORNAMENTS, a great variety
OF elegant patterns 1T ~ FL te .a-
Very e'ssaHt COFFEE URNs, TEA and COFFEE Pors.
6c.,
oHAMBER SETS the handsome I patterns to be found
In the East r "a H.-
BRIrrANlA, rLANIsHED TIN and English and Ameri-
can Japanned Candesoks Coal Vases Copper and orna
mented Coal scuttes.
Feather busters Of all sizes.
Hearth Broom, different styles.
English Cltlery-Pialed.
forNs, Spooas, Case bAskets, Cups, Ac.
Rstt Rocking, Hall and Se Wing Chairs.
katie Baskets, "IiloS, and JapAnned FIN
PLATE WARM RS, most eeg ant ~ giish pAtterns.l
Spice BoxNs. Caster aud Dread Bexes.
Patel 5rttinia Casters, Lao and Pickle Stands
WALTERS all sizes, he greatest variety sesnln
Nashville. ~ ~ LE.a y N.N e.
, CAKEA AND PUDDING PANS.
100 BIRD CA les. OF the most elegant designs
Our assorta=nt OF House Furnishing Goods IL
teas elegant than before aud vii sell for
cash st a very small ad lance upon cost
dse2l-u MACKENZIE WILSON.
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Cash for Dry and Green Hides.

NTK xsil pas the BIsHEsr AAkksr Pkicx IN CASE fer
w Dry and Greco hssss. dsEissrsa a. GEeesry
store, 80. Broad street.
We xsss persons haviag Hides 10 ssli w eail On As be-
New. ss-1 .. P.1o. ANDERSON.
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Metropolitan Eating House.
Riddieberger's Eating House.
FOUNDRIES, ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
AND
CAR-WHEFE MANDATORY
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EncEETEy N
TEN

lH7HITCONR. LEGO CO. Founders and NdchiniSts
w resrec;fv give notice that are nov prepared
~ " cir extensive -Four drv Machine hop Forgs
viii execute OIL orders for heavy and light castings
ing
CaF-Wheels of tb e most Improved Pat
terms.
In this department ~ orourh knowefg and long expe
rience enable ne 70 chanerFe connection.
Also, Cast-Trcn Eouse-f onts Of he improved
patterns Plain, Fiued, and Ornamental Colmn: WRte-
pes 81 p sizes; Re'orts for Gas ork other
Iishnens where ired Fnginss Mills Flour
Mills Sc. made promptly order. and OF the n1aeri.
al Pa'crlrr attention given to repairing machinery at
low prices and on liberal terms
Our Smith-Worl VII be Of the extensive chprac-
acter; SaVAill work. stirrups, Dogs Pman Iron Saw
Cracks, Bolts, and all kinds OF Mil-Irons made the
shorte notice.
As we practical mechanics. wishing establish =
permanent huSness Oh win b. particular
tentrn 20 all ders Tor repairing old machinery
All require is TRIAL. and confident being pat
rcnized.
n. B.-we have hand present a large assortment
Of Fire Bars for Steam In gines
WHITCoMB, LEGO AGO.
Nashville dec 4, 1S57-m
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CLlIB0RNE'S MiC9INE WORKS,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

tNHF attention Of Railroad Companies, Farrers Ma nu-
facurerS, and all des'Tous purc asinr AZ
home good MACHINERY, such As SrFAA ENGINEs, CAST
iNiS of every description, GE AIRING, CAE-wHfFIS OF
the Tost inuroved patterns SAW MILLS PCNtpS &C. Sc
is respectable called 10 this Establish nov grow
ing rapidly the premises Of q Nashville Manu-
featuring Company. We intend 20 the bu
fully as eNen i've rs before and shall be read
orders for Machinery and Casting. We have aireais
conmenctd operations in blachsmi shop Eoiler-
YARD, and shall give Immediate satisfaction TO old and
customers.
We are experienced Meehapics-each Of Us personals
attending 10 his own departmen-snd thus shall 5e
able 10 turn out erior at Low
fore done IN this city. We shall every piece Of
work done at this Establishment give urompt ane
personal attention to order left Office thus
hone 10 give general satisfaction, aud be
friends OF home m anufaciure. M.JAIKER a CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
iuns2T-tf Late Nashville Mani Co.
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EXCHANGE p
Ii n COLIN HOU Sc.
TULLsHONA, TENN.
10. B. SMITH. Prcnriefnr.

~ AVlNG taken charge of the above Hotel, I viii en-
oeaVor to please all Who favor with a call
VI nYfriends and the citizens of Nashville Davidson
county, would solicit patronage. Nv table viii At all
times be provided with the best the country aeords
every care will he taken TO please all.
There good tivery stable contingous tfi house
ana the Fayetteville, Mulberry, and yuchhurg and
Passen Coach leaves this every Nondav edncs
day and FRIDAY for the above places at = O'Clock p NJ
ann returning every Tuesday SATURDAY.
o'clock, A. NJ, making connections With the Nashville
Chattanooga, and McMinnyiIle 4 Manchester Mai
Trains.
Tullahoma, August 13. 1857. uS.
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PENNsNLvANIA nuck WHEAT.
= n SACKS suck waEAt FLO ia just rssslvea ca con-
dsels D. D. pioKxY.
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H IL M O " "a t..

VIE subscriber takes this method informing his
customers friends and the public generally tina
ne has removed his Hardware Store from the old
Market strset TO No So in the large brrk building
erected on the South side Broad street. where he
constantly hand and makes TO order the various
embraced In his line of business lie
tenion 20 his large assortment OF CASTING, HOLLOW
WAR; BRASS, kc such Mantle and Coal Crates wae-
Boxes Pillow Mods Cutters Germ She ers Corn
Crushers, hiCrushers. Balcony Work and Iron Fencing
Cobee Mills Tea Kettles Brass Ktttles Oogroas
sticks, and almost endless variety other
jsn2s-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
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Benz. F. Shields Sales.

nrautAK Auesioa sac. Of FuRNIrURE. COOKING
IL UTENSILS. cARPLriN6s, te-, Ae., avery SATURDAY
norEsss a. 10 eioeE.
DEGULAR Aaeton 81 ies Of Dry Goods. C.oihins sna
II vgnstez, -ASh Wednesday AID irie-y sN,n'ns -
early Gas Light, BY BIN T. sN'
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Terms OF subscription.
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HOTELS, ETC.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Late Mansion House.)

NLdL6 6CusbJ
North Market street, I'd door be'oD the Square.
" GILBERT having taken the above stand for
Der of years. bees leave to inform the prblc Of that
fact and to then that the house has been ne~y paint
ted from basement to attic and and complete rn
throughout. The subscriber moving full well The
need rst-cas modern hotel in Nashville and being
philanhropic mood has made every exertion to
up to the wants f the pnbc and fat himself he has
succeed d. His table will al all times he furnished with
the best this and foreign markets Afford and he pledges
himself 10 make everybody contented and at lone who
will favor him with visit
Carriages snd 0rnibues win regularly to and from
the st. Nicholas TO Steamboats, and Ra roads Trrsty
Pore-s always in atendaree at the dpo receive checks
for baggage, thus obyiatng the difficulty Of delay.
Board per day 81 2S
Lodging 20
Single Meals 40
Supper, Lodging, and Breakfast 100
Breakfast from TO O'Clock.
Dinner q.
Supper 4" 5"S
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To all theFastern Cj,ics IL

NIAGARA FALLS
To all the Eastern Cities.
M. lightning Express, through to Colu ohus and
Cleveland ~ithout range OF $50 2. yeuing Tx
press through TO beAir Ani Pitt burg without change Of
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
FIRsT TRAIN-CievelAnd, Pittsburg, steuheovile and
Wheeling lightning Express caves Cincinnati at G
O'Clock A. NJ, for all the Eastern cities; also Surnghed
leland, Morrow, Xenia and London only
SECOND fRAiN-Clevelsnd, Express Msil-Ieaves
Cincir natl at $40 A NJ, for Dunkrz Buffalo York.
feston &C, Wheeling, Bal,iuors rhi adeq ha, Washing
ton CITY.
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati
Coluu bus.
THIRD TRATN-Accommodstion-L Leaves Cincinnati at
$40 NJ, for Springfield and 20 umbus
This train also nsctions for Wimr gon, Lam
caster and GAINESVILLE. IN train all
tween Cincinnati aud Columbus.
FOURTH TRAIA-CleVrland, Pittsburg, and Wheeling
Night ENpresLeaves Cincinnati At 800 O'clock P M,
for sll the Eastern cities.
This stops ali points between Cincinnati and
Oolunbus
No Sundays.
Trains by Columbus timeseyen minutes faster than
Cincinnati time.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
nd all information Cincinnati please apply The
Little Miami aud COvingou aud Lexington zee, No.
Burnet House, the old Oce, south Broad
way and front opposite Spencer House. the
Depot. J. DURAkD, sup eTinte ndent.
TIE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers At all IN >
principal hotels for each and train By leaving d
rections either OF the above Offices, will call for
gers n all parts OF the city, without tai.
novl5 a.. RUGGLEs. Coni1ctor.
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II. c. McNAIRY & CO.,
LARex-DEaLERs KISrs OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
20. -, COLLg0E STRFET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

70. S., COLLEGE STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Wv a.sorte5 stock Fall and Winter Goods Of every
so6 We s5H spc 10 our me than It
pleasure 10. Our stock, oofh "a 70 quA
o prices 81 All he as low a. It possible for them to be
Citizens and strangers visiting the city wiz DO wei 20 give
we can ate Il 20 their interests We would call the at
ten'ion Of the brvers particularly to the ioho"ihg
Dress Goods.
ELEGANT three founced silks;:
Douor. skirt do;
.r. Pavadere do;
BRIDAL Dresses;
Dinner dol
4" Bobes-a-ouire;
Morning Pohes;
Printed De'anes.
Together with endless variety of medium ana iow
priced silks n F'onnces Pohe- aouie, and bv
IN plain paid siriped md bavsdere, also
All Union PIads, Mousdelaines, and every
thing and desirable In this wav.
ClOaks. ShawIs and Scarfs.
We have the largest and most elegantly a.so,ed
we're reported nv "e'srs. A. T. Stewart 20, o. rev
all prices is to 1900 We also black and grey
cloth ard Beaver Taas and long cloaks &c. for Iadies
children in all qualities at from three dollars mp
shaulsn qualities both square ard long, from,
the NOS ordinary to most eegant Also S, @
aresh Invoice Of those eegan high eoiored aISK oh
nele shawls that really beautiful .
Laces and EmbFOideFies.
Yin This line ssuperb embracing all the novel
ties Collars and Sleeves separate ard IN
and mourning: elegant BRIDAL Wells
and Lace Falls real and mitaon Jaconet
Swiss Tr" md FIouncirgS. Real Vaenciennss,
Point Applique Lsces In'ertinGs, &c, &c.
House Furnishings.
1O-4 DIV 70 10 nv IA 10 nv 1914, Darnask Ia
Cloths g. Ia 81 and 1914 Table Dau'ast nv the yard.
Az sizes coored woo Union and Cotton Table Cloths,
Pai6 srred roliuette. Napkins togeher With all kind;
Diapers, TowepRs MsrseiIes Quilts &C. &c. Also all
widths cotton and linen Sheetngs, Pillow Linens, Doues
tics, etc etc.
Curtain Goods.
FsElegant LANES ali coIors with trimmings 70
match. FIeg ant Curtains; ali WOOL nnou and
Dauasks IN great variety together with Coinces
Curtain Pins, and Bar ds.
LCarpetIngs and Oil Cloths.
Real wilton Carpets. Elegant Velvet and Brussels in
the largest assorted have offered. ADD
ct rices Also Velvet and Brussels hair and hall
Twed and plain Venetian in all widths together
FeI.s, DruRVeE Crnmb cloths, Rugs, Mats, &C., &C.
We prer AIRED and down Carpets at the
notice. We have large lot OF Floor Oil Cloths
OF the hest makers and in all widths which we will cut in
any shape TO suit purchasers.
Staple Goods. !
unniusIy large lot OF all kinds Of Domestic
goods Beached md Brow Cottons WOOL union and cot
ton striped cotonS for servants in great variety
house and field servants. Prints Cling
hams, Hosiery, Gloves in short thing in our line
and at Irces that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Oct6. r. @. McSAIRY co.
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Dress Goods.

Together with endless variety NJ medium ana ow
priced silks n Founces, Pohea ouie, and bv the var
ia plain. paid striped end bavsderes. also satin aren
and donhetwi'ed Merinos and Casheres Great variety
Of AL and Union Paids Mousdelanes, and every
thfng nd desir hIe In this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-19

OPP posite this House, Market street are livery
STABLES where be found all hours horses buggies
carriages, dc J. N Alexander 4 Co., and W. T. Wright
Co, are the proprietors-
Dec & 1ydkw.
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House Furnishings.

We have unu'uay large OF all kinds OF Domestic
goods Beached nd Brown Cottons WOOL union and cot
ton Fanne striped coons for servants in great variety,
Heavy house and field servants Prints Cling
hams Hosiery, Gloves in short every thing in line,
and at rces that fail to give satisfaction.
r. @. McSAIRY co.
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coaatry dealers Of shs above or
sale, DO sell call when tss stsit iAs ety.
iuness-u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-18

LATE NEws.-Thc enterprise Of
some of our down the river cotcmpo-
raries is perfectly incredible. Occupy
ing a prominent place in the columns
of the Burlington Daily Gazette Of
Tuesday last we find the following new
and interesting information, viz; the
command of the Utah army in consc-
aucncc OF the death Of General Smith
has devolved upon General Harvey,
also, that General Harvey is bold,
tough officer, and will have no childs
play with the Mormons."
Thinking perhaps that the Gazette
has not yet heard the news, We would
inform it that duel took place some
time since between David and Goliath,
in which the latter was SO seriously in
jurcd that his recovery was supposed
impossible. No steps have yet been
taken for the arrest of David.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-18

inter inconsistency Of the natives To
deyeIopc IL. The export trade 10 nu-
ronc was firm, but still several native
hnnses had suspended for time. ,
The result Of Licut. General Scotts
consultation with the Secretary of War,
in view Of the late occurrences in Utah,
is that orders have been sent by cx-
press TO large portion OF the troops
now on the march across the plains,
altering their destination to various To-
calities requiring protection. The
magazines and supplies, however, will
be forwarded to Utah, as a consldera-
bic body OF troops will be kept there
for some time.
The brig Arabella, Captain Day,
which arrived al New York from As.
pinwall on Saturday morning, was
honored by visit from an unknown
British war steamer on the lst Of June,
AT 9 o'clock III The morning. The night
was blowy and rough, and brig was
chased for two hours, and finally
brought TO by blank shot, when a
boat with six or eight men aud an olli.
Ger came on board and made the usual
examination. The officer told Captain
Day that 1t was an unpleasant duty,
but he was acting under Instructions
The personal bearing of the officer was
very civil. The vessel lies at Quaran
tine.
The Empire City at New Orleans
reports that the u. 5. Steamer Fulton
was cruising for the British steamer
Devastation, said TO have brought or
ders to stop the boarding Of American
vessels. The Water Witch was al
Havana on the 9th.
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STOCK


TIM thorough breed Durham Bull, DAVY
j CROCKETT isnow kept for the beneft OF those
Who wish 10 avail themselves o. his services, 81
n CAlnon's stables, West Davenport.
TEENS Ca-h--Por common COWS, -. for grade
OF part bred, &1o, for thorough bred cows $50.
DCscRipTioN-"DavyC Crockett" 10 a deep red,
WIS caived on the cath u March, ISIS, bred ~
Jacob Pierce Of Clark county ohio He ~ one % H.
finest short horned Durham Bulls OF his sge IN the
States, in England. See his Pedigree, No. las,
Vol 3, American herd book.
ed Alderman, 1G4 cut 81 Young vrsinis BY Pow hat
tan SIS y; Lady OF tn Lake by Imported keforner
ti.05j Rose 81 Sharon by Belvidere ls"el Red r. sc
5th BY n Hubback [is23 Nod Nose ,, ~ Ill.
Grace I3iil Red Rose lss b. Marlborough ts.5l
American Gov by Favorite I2s2I by Prince ISL J
By Fohismbe I2e3 by Hanback, i3l?,l by James
Browns Red Bail, 1911
for further particulars inquire At cannon anu
Rrench's Mills, west Davenport.
After devuttng . large port on OF my time ior tne
past Fix yenYs, sparing neither trouble or eSp ne "
obtain the best ugh-bred stock that could he
Ia this country ia kurope, am happy 10 siate
that can jnstly recommend one u the best yonns
thor ush bred Stations in the world one II The best
Mammoth Jack. and inported thorough bred pur-
ham Bulls and q good . Hereford B,ll AS England
ever produced, an Alderney Bull, and SUFFOLK Hogs.
The services OF all these animas are Within tie
reach of every person Who WISHES IL improve their
stock. This is very important branch II agficul-
tural interests and ought 10 b. every where prom
inent one although 1t hse hereorore been Too mVeh
neglected Nv the Farms OF Iowa, VINO nav MOI PaH'
sufficient attention 10 the production u pure high
br ed animals. IL is vel known fact particnlaf
among tie growers 81 fine STOCK M Ensilna, thh'
u the best should BE- pure thorough bred ani-
nal the offspring OF sire OF the opposite charhcei
tnysriat, show the defects Of imperfect pedigree
Another fact equally established, although IT ma,
appear strange to some, Is that the Offspring IRE
quenty posse the distinctive traits Of character
which ii st imprrgna,.d the dam These, and many
equally important facts render u 81 the first n-ess
sity obtain thoroughbred animals, for the I'M
provement,o f STOCK all kind.
49, tkorv tt..s laa aud Gill
hand for sale Thorough bred Stock.
Apr9dAw3m J. y. CANNON.
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Tho Trial by Jury.

Some extraordinary Developments
occurred in the third trial of Caugemi,
the murderer Of OF policeman Amber
son, in the city of New York. Mat
th'as Lautl', rag picker who witness
Sod the murder and was the only per-
son by whom the act could be nosi.
lively proven, testified that he had
been offered various sums from fifteen
hundred to three thousand dollars. by
the counsel Of the defendant and by
one Of the jarymen who was sitting on
the trial OF the cause, to leave the
country. by common consent the
juryman implicated was withdrawn
from the panel and the trial is now
proceeding before eleven jurors. The
name OF the man who placed himself
IN the jury box, with the evident in.
tentlon OF attempting to acquit the
prisoner without regard to the test,mo.
testimony, is Merrill. The matter
should not be allowed to rest by the
simple removal or Mr.. Merrill from the
jury box, but should be followed up
until he finds his appropriate place
within the walls Of the Sing Sing Prs-
on. Thess Developments suggest 4
dark suspicion that similar means hsvu
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