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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

We trsssAls iron NE 6scsfs 0fosai q Boeosa tbs on
sa ,eprs Of The ases.s On The Hsrrsn Case tss N 'ns
sesaie. A..
n,st a,pcls Of sad conv enton ,ct zoe oonme
zee on M beet composed Of Netefs hooaers, Ness
spo Apays vas read . varioos dcoumsnH ssns oy
The s@tresry of torexn Afsps, and The mo'inc>5on'
inssod uced ~ ssid ccm@tsee, vbch read huei-
An, es,.,s ~ 10 Uni "a states temperatures composites
ry,.st. tnci.idnAs 1ere no legal -Sre sment
,.s up, sos s.ols he ss s
'sis.a sSs We ro - s.s.c. o. sss iss
~ ~ tsrse.ss VS. suhcr,~f ~ Congress srls All the
slsin, Of md niacsoe vhh might sriss n-rerom va.
b .pl mii,si 70 o. nm'ee Ae' Ac' cine rest" IN "s"'
sinsi)
\, TIE cour,e OF This d. bate motion from Mr. Silva,
N III, effect ~ stopping The dtcuss"n MI The pexs Gay 70
o,oet thA the n orsfy Of Foreign Affairs ahoud be pre-
sept W beer n, Gas peganveo.
when ,he o. wss closed Mr. Apays demanded thas
tbs VOCATION sboold be 30 nsal which 90 done 49, toe
~ stpp o. the COMMITTEES approved by " ~nirns
tive sssisst besatve votes; the former sere tncse
ses,r s Amanor, Amstauisa, Assya Bird Csceto Lars
Ar toe lsu~r tboee rorses, Chavez a.rrees
Mori To- silva vspsoeches and zAldua ssd toe session "a
touyned - 49, ...,.,.
vas approved with modiscaron IN W. ma ps'' INV
duced by Mr.. noequera, ard which reads mus
To .,c, hes. p.ymep the government Of Nes gr.nsds
susrsn,ees vh,h msy be houdsea ~ nsa
he rfederaey spc The spms 70 ?. pAa 70 nm ~ ~
nted eAies NE parties corcerneo -
Articles lh stn and 9th passed without sny mod'ncs-
A.,scls 7,h v~ approved in Ss foIlorns ssrms, ~
proposed BY Me commnee-
Arr 1HAsnucs sse pnied sss.s. msy 80 70 rem,
ne rurpo~e q sssablsksss herein coal der ~ ne eovsra
msss u Fsv eFsssda, wiinss y hvw ~ ~S ~ vsss'
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&C., on the same days; with line Of regular sailing
vessels belonging 70 she Panama Railroad Company,
which ply between here and New York. The fare
70 y. Thomas 10 $50. and Carthagens Gas. BY the
royal West India mail steamers; freight and specie
being carried ct proportionably high rates. Many
chartered vessels also visit this port but chiefly 10
connection with the railroad to which shall advert
in subsequent letter. ..r 49,, g., o.
The postal are under the direction OF
the American, English and New Granadan govern
ments. With respect 70 the Englth postal system
and rates, send you an account with table, from
San Juan del Norts, showing the proportion per half
ounce rate charged home aud colonial letters and
also annex three tables compiled by the British
Consul, which explain, 70 far " the British govern
seDt n concerned, the entire postal arrangements Of
the West Indian, Central and bouth American ports.
A rate 10 two cents per half ounce;-
a. a. q &c. TABLE NO. j. fsa -sts III
Showing tbe number Of rss<s OF Britsh postage 70 bs
changed letters oepvsyei By the british nail
ID" s1ossdns X, b. boa exceeding o..
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I: !, a. /" : IL
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me steamship Bolivia arrived u Psn.ms on ,hs 2,st Of
APRIL vub the South Pacific b, dssed ~ Valparaiso
IN. sist Of Nsrch md At o. leo the lah OF April
sbs h,d freight specie for Earops, sab,sb2; fer
Psnsm., Ss,2
Arosg the passengers by the Bolivia sesOr jose
Dsva Dc oosdamsrn, cha,gs dAnsirs from Peru ss,
Dina: sepor Jcs~ rnsvare xa.ses Pienio sustly and
Crsul General from SArdiniS 10 Peru aoi Ssoor NsfN
for many ears edxm and manager for sbs vsiparAis,
NeycsvSo, eli eH route for Europe
The United states s'o pof-sn vaodaiia, oonmNnder
pfDeIsr rsacbes Papsms the moypiog Of ~ a5b of
Apv havh sailed from Caso tne 7tn Of thai month
The folio wig b . Mt Of Der ofDoerss-
Comrasnder Arthur essclar IL, Lieut, J. Hoxss Brown
"a do = y Caldwell ID do, Jshe l. DAvs, Eh Do Joz
Fry: Oh do, ". J oisse Surg on Jcseph wdsou u
furrsr O. yio Jsctscc; MASTER Charlie B,es1ch sssi
nsbdss's Cerb, an " tisclsiri rursers C'ers, We.
t,nnts; Mssssr pass geo. .. Dcdds, u. A. hunt y r.
Merriam, Wm. Nelson.
TIE GIFTED States surveying steamer shus'irh, Com
mspe~r John n Camp rssehst Ps1Ans morning Of The
2sth OF April II days from vsipsraso.
The sbuorick ler PhlsdeipnsA 10 December, AMI %
bosp6 ean rrspcsoo sno 0segos, whore she inesd
ed 70 be placed on Tho cosst survey.
he following . Iss o. the and onicsrs Of he
Unftsd 6ssss steamer shubsi;k -
Commander JoAp De Camp o. q N ksss~ n,m~ A.
Bsrn oncer Jsmss r Frazier: 70 TO- Thomas j Firs
srin -iies epGps 1bcmAs NinsA let sssssst Pc
tr ncNsmua. d do vi nsD Poor 10 ssuors, hrenen;
coal hsAver sssars; seoose tssrvAnia
The therefore dassd ~ OAllao % l2ih and VAL
paraAo 18th Of April.
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CHILE.

CHILE
pLycTIoT yxcrYrxSyr AID GREAT AerrArIos-oov-
lnNnBrr pIYsATBD-- DAN01n or OWL wAs-
CHEMICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRos <sss.
From ls republic up alst Of March We have The fol
loving sun mary Of news
tn vscarsso 90 me days Of polling everything rent on
quietly bc elecseo recruiting In ths triumph o. ee o,co
,o. s,s r... .s A. "a - he r.saru. s.v. osso r.
oeved NE sover mont pasy Appear 20 have mouoopy
Congress ~ 70 meet on the Is, Of June, and " o.ooa
M, impossible rot 70 ZEE thar the sgnsss, act nty
leso sppsa 70 force and plunge Che Into all tns
ibs A,ctb shop Of Santiago hes ssued pastoral, 10
vbib comp of the sx,sterce Of Prosesaos cos
rel Valparaiso. rhs neoevant act says The ss,c"o,
bss been treated with contempt BY the citizens ''p@
me v.ips,sso Kyrcurso Of sl,t March ssys:-lsss
~ AN or trous ht 70 oor chores s Nsoon, Ss'oas,
soIvsan n q 20 c'AHsrres near this government, sod
~ho, ~ rumored oomes chsrsed vito TIRE sesAe n-o,
o. DE updsry qussccn oes.een both resuonos' ~ A'o
Of IN. soll pending osas Of shs sco~tsman.
Business uoush still Dun shows slight in prove ent
o-'pp The sem~Dcs from The Dor hssp cnsst the i'm
ports Europe still continue lp eyoess u the demsao
n. usb ,ss ,crp,shs shows . comparative dectas cue
scsrs,y Of money continues 70 DC severely e soa 'oe
s.ss o.ber rspisy scs -ss.sssdns ,ae c.asou,
-n,cb merchants have been Obliged 70 ctnane 'os'r
| bu,ipe,s.
csusse o.oeed by the ate stosm. prizes mu-t decdne
cos.i ,rahly 70. 40 limos OF agricultural produce
,he usised steamer shuor'ck reported, up 70 'o'
Chils tb remained m state os excitement on account
OF the elsctiups which sere a. sosi the goyernmsnt
The Of tcles from Santiago -asus had ~ en-
oomrl ted oopoectr the latter place With We ga nso
several ban been made OF persons passing fAse
/ Bolivian coin In valparaiso
| PERU.
| pArerps TO eryHAb oasrnLA AZ rRvsfpySr-
| Tup SLAIN AT AesoUrpA-sALs or CHILssS va
/ Sells rHR AxRRICAr sHfrs STILL RMsARaoEp-
| TRADE fMpRovpD-eUAro RxroHrs.
The sdv,ces from cNllao inform that Cstss sruro
Of once 10 sxoeedDsy uncertain. "Oid Boris" a. shs
President called, IA In rage generally, and father ana.
ops 10 pay ~ few 81 those leading men IN, did no'
manifest quite uch In nss n he thought ney
scv'i Do eben the fteu ~ the revolution doubtful
r1ere was slight Improvement IN business IN C<l'~o
owing W ~rmm sfoa Of the rebellion and we opening o.
frsnso faprii i2) Co-resropdspcs ~ rssama aersidl
nave ,e 70 note for tho pest ffssen days; the onI
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routine business transacted, anu tpe sae hahsR oi
the pasengers across the lsthmus, the influence OF
The Halted states government Ia wanted, and should
he made felt here. Past experience-the Panama
massacre aboot which no decisive action mas yet
been isken-shoud impart more viaor 70 the ADMIN
istra'ion, and urge thoec IN pcwr pro.e.' A% shs
can interest, and foster American influence IN TINS
aua,tsF, without this protection, promptly exaf-
Essa whom called into existence, our NATIONAL res
rect will become byesor Ut derision TO CenuA
American governments: and while English innu-
ence cnergeticaly m tanned gives protection and en-
coursrenent 10 British subjects, citizens ~ the
United States must regrst to nee opportunities OF
Individual and rational progression ir'ueftd Away
and Lost by the supineness, dilatoriness ana unac
countable abandonment Of those vho are looked
upon as the representatives Of American manifest
destiny.
The Consu,s here are Mr.. G. J. Fcx. American;
Mr. r. n. Cowan, British Vice Consul and agent for
Lloyds and Signor j. B. Donalicio, Sandman and
French Consulate agent. Their business altogether
depends on the steamships and railroad companies,
and hereafter your correspondent may be tempted
N give few hints 70 the United States govern
mebt
The coinage IL Of q mixed character American
French, English, &c. the native being regulated by
the Panama Railroad Company, according 30 the
following rates. Spanish, Peruvian; Bolivian and
rhi;ian dnuhoons, SIG; new and old Canadian
Mexican, Colombian and Escudnrisn, t15; New Ora
madam do (uew tll; Costa Rican, tl5; fnActona
narta In proportion. III American coin IL taken al
par. The silver coin 70 valued thas'- o Dol
dollar, 81; half do, 4oc.; quarter do zoe; fractional
narts in proporton French Eve franc pie ces, csc.
pe,uvisn eoc; Chiian 00c; old Bolivian dollars ~
do. half and quarter not received There is no banl
NOR brokers ofce; all financial arrangements bein'
| effected through the various steamships ana IN
/ Panama Railroad companies.
Resides the United States mail steamers from New
| yo,k ard New Orleaps, ~hich arrive here on o
| sbont the 18Th and yoth OF every month, there sr
the royal West India mail steamers from England w
l At Thomas and Carthageps, that arrive here on w
sth and oath Of each month, and sails for England
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decisions OF the Supreme Court.

Singleton w. Mosey. Opinion by Judge Ca
ruthers. Affirming judgment.
A. q. Moorm N vs.. G. E. Mason. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers. Affirming Judgment.
n. Smith Vs. s. L. Gilbert & Co. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers. Affirming decree of Chancellor
R. Bratcher VS.. Ii. York. Opinion by Judge
Caruthers. Affirming Judgment.
j. & L. Shofner, Exs., vs. Isabella Shotncr
Opinion by Judge Caruthers. Affirming judgment
Green P johnson vs.. State. Opinion by Judge
Caruthers. Affirming Judgment.
J.E. Word vs.. T. Lip comb. Opinion by Judge
Harris. Reversing decree and REMINDING cause.
W. A. Garretton VS.. p. A. Cobb. Opinion by
Judge Harris. Affirming judgment.
Little & Taylor vs.. J. II. 0neai, C. and m. Opin-
ion by Judge Harris. Affirming judgment.
s. II. Harkreader A. r. Drennon. Opinion
by Judge Harris. Affirming judgment.
J.W.D Duncan VS.. Vaguer Ma1ey. Opinion
by Judge Mckinney. Affirming Judgment.
A K. Wood aud others VS.. j. II. c. Scales.
Opinion by Judge Mckinney. Affirming judg-
ment
Isaac Gunter vs. james B. Ei'edge. Opinion by
Judge Mckinney. Affirming Judgment
Cave johnson W.. G. C. Burnett. Opinion by
Judge Mckinney. Affirming judgment.
w. Nelson vs.. Jno A. Mayor. Opinion by
Judge Mckinney. Reversing judgment and re-
manding cause
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hhds have been sold at steady prices
Cincinnati Market.


The Hogs again dull and quite unseled
The fully aimed footing for the
last as hours near 900 head. Holders however make
reuc and rather than fail down
= the views of buyers they suffer supplies to accumulate
honng ia their favor. The equence Is, he
number the increased to O0 and the market
steadily getting The sales to-day small, at
nrices ranging from 81 81 2 embracing light and
ira h avn The weather favorable yesterday AID
tis morning but 10 at changed the bet
Tn induced inquiry but buyers and sellers were IN
able to agree there appeared TO be mutual Willingness
to hold The former did not care pay
over 81 for heavy hogs and the latter contended for 4 70
"a 81 80 feeling the whole, decidedly against
sellers aud condition of the trade tends TO further de-
plesion Advice the est continue indica long
crop daily becoming decided in this re-
spect letter Connersve reports the packing in
the whitewater Valley larger than in all last season. with
considers number still in the hands of farmers.
trade ympsthized fully with the depression
in the hog market roughou had the advan-
age with pressing desi the Of sellers to realize
Mess Pork limited extent at 82, and sales not
made public Sill rs for coed ands. Sales
of Bulk Meats noted at OK for sides, and 42c for
shoulders including packages Barrel Lard, 1s9ec, with
plenty Of ose 7<c for prime. Green Hams
5sc. The advices from New orleans are I'M
favorable.
In the there is feature. Prices are
the Saturday with very limi ed busl-
buyers being posed to operate at current
deTs unwilling make conc ssions. Wheat sells
freely at full prices, receipts continuing quite small
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1858.
WIN T Err RAT ES.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
FREIGHT LINES.

Through Rates from New York and
Philadelphia 10 Nashville, I'm con-
nectiOn with New York and Phil
adeIphIa steamship Lines
continue without al te ry' ton
to the st OF June, 1858.
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THE RED RovER.-Capt. STRoNG's new boat,
bearing the above name, arrived at the wharf yes
terdsy morning. She built expressly for the
Nashville and New Orleans trade, and is capable of
carrying 1900 tons of freight. Der length is 257
feet-width al feet with hold of feet. She has
six doubIe-hued boilers, 80 feet long, and SO iuch
in diameter. Two engines, 80 inches in diameter,
with a stroke of feet. She is supplied with a
doctor, bigger, steam capstan, and all the new and
late appliances to steamboat machinery, filing the
letter of the law complete. She has good model
for speed, though her draught is light, and has the
most powerful machinery OF any boat now afoat.
Ia her construction her owners have evidently had
eye to strength rather than to the many ''tancy
touches" that boats of recent date receive. Her
cabin is plain, and neat parlor, displaying
Strong J. D. Taylor, w. Wyatt, NJ. T. Martin and
Frank Shackleford; comma ded by the first named
gentleman, and her Office is in charge of the two
latter. Her owners have labored long and assidi
ously in the business-have been successful and
unsuccessiul-(the loss of the Hunboldt)-are
well known to our business men prompt and en-
ergetic 10 the discharge of their duties, and we
trust they will never have to regret when
they ordered the first timber OF the Red River to
be put down. She will leave for New Orleans,
this day. at o'clock, p. VI.
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CONSTABLE.

IT , We are authorized to announce WILSON MULLEN
candidate for Constable in he Nashville District at the
suing March election
sF- We authorized TO announce JESsE W. PA0E a
candidate for Constable In the Nashville District
g9S- We authorized to announce Med. A. NoLES
candida for Constable in the Nashville district The
March cleo ion.
ES- We authorized announce IRA A. Stout as a
candidate for Constable III the Nashyil District.
80 We are authorized TO announce JosEPH L. RYAN
a candidate for Constable In the Nashville District.
sf- We authorized TO announce JESSE b. PkRRY
candidate for Constable, in the Nashville District tn
ensuing March election.
eF- We authorized TO announce FLETCHER W. HoRS
candida for Cons table ia the Nashville District
ensuing March election
EN- We authorized TO announce SAM. ID. NIcHoL
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District, tn
c ng March election. noV19
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Hard Times-Prices To Correspond.

Owing tremendously tight times and after Mon
day. this month"; and January 1855, propose to
OF dry goods cost for cash. We dond
Chis Of old goods for stock nearly and
new having been business but short time, but be
cause wish reduce stock on hand.
We have splendid of Velvetand Cloth Cloaks, Back
and Fancy silk, Embroderies, Laces, &C, white and
Linen Goods besides great many different kind OF goods
which it needless to nenon Come one, come all hyou
wish buy bargains than you have had opporu
nifty Of doing for long time.
sanlb l. @. NICHOLSON co.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS FOR SALE.

by virtue OF decree Of the Chsncery Court NASH
ID Vile at the November Term, 1851 Of Geo
b. Woodward and others T. J. Kreider and Others 1
shall en- Monday the 2oh Of January 1885, the upper
end OF the Market House, the Public in Ma
vile, proceed to cell public sale, the Of PAS
OF land in Cheatham county, known the King, ton
Springs, occupied by T. J. Kreider And the 9th
OF sa mon tn nj Kingston Springs shall proceed sell
the hoa ehod and kitchen furniture belonging said Ho.
tel Spring. and ali the persona property belonging the
said BREEDER and Baker attached to the spring Hoel
land will be sold upon q credit Of and years
from date and the personal property for cash for
all SUNS under $780, all sums 90 under $50
three months credit; all $500 six
Notes with good security will be required:
dec24th-td. c. ID. bRlEN. Clerk and Master.
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uOPRINTERS.
Two or three good compost ors can get employment
immediate application at this Office

r3y- We take pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers. both at home and abroad. to the
snno,,cament of the next session of the Nashville
Ftnnale academy. Within the last year the o'i''-
iugs have been greatly enlarged and improved anu
improvements Doth of comfort and convenience
introduced, which will enatls the Principal ana
able corps of teachers sustain and still iurther
increase its high reputation.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16

NORTHERN BANK OF ALABAHA.-On Monday last,
the old Board OF Directors reelected for the
ensuing wear viz: Jas j. Donegar, Sam. Cruise,
Chas H. Patton, Jas Il. Mastin, +. Y. Nastin, +.
j Levert, mes L Watkins, Thos. Fearn, w. I.
Blunt and Geo. p. BeIrne.
he sc gentlemen erjoy the confidence of the
community in high degree, and under their con-
trol the b INK will continue to he prudent!y and
SATISFY managed.-HmtSUiHe Ad0ocdte.
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FOR SALE.

NHAT valuable business stand Market Street. adloin-
ing the Warehouse OF A. Hamilton, nov occupied By
Coney clothing store OF the best stands In the
city any retail establishment. Price very moderate
Apply to ,
Nov. 26-tf A. W 3. LINDSEY.
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

"O11 11HbH N''1NI' UUa'u'HIIi " IIePsey IAyIUr.
(Y virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court at Nash
IL vile, made In the atoye cause, November Term
1851, will on SATURDAY, the 4 rH DAY Of FEBRU-
AhI next, sell to the highest bdceT public sale
Public SO are, Nashville, the ha inter-
Of sad HePsey Taylor in House Lot situated
Nashville fronting on spruce street, about Az eet
ing part OF lot No. l55.
1KRMs.s aid oG will be sod without redemption upon
credit CT six and twelve months: with good
rity Icing required and lien
the purchase money.
Jan Std @. b. BRIEN, c. NJ.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

ey- We thorfzed to announce WIN. JACKSON Esq.,,
a candidate for county Trustee the ensuing March cleo
ton
g5YT- We are authorized to announce JOIN RAINS a
candidate the Office of County Trustee,
the ensuing March election.
saS~ We authorized announce T. T. SAUNDERS
candidate for the Office Of County Trustee, the ensuing
March election.
CIV We authorized TO announce ELI L. WOoDs
candidate for County Trustee the next March eecon
NOyl-tdF.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Age and Debility.

old age creeping On, it brings many
infrmes. Loss OF appetite and weakness impair the
health and want Of ivty makes the mind discontened
and unhappy. In where cd age ADDS its rfuence
it almost impossible to add vigor and health and al
though many remedies have been tried all have failed
un I'll Ice RHAvE's 10 LAND BIrTERs known and
used In where they have been employed they
ipvaraby given strenth ard restored the Appetite
They have become great agent for this alone and are
used by many people who suffering from loss Of
title and debility. In Of long standing chronic
diseas they charm, nvigoratng the system,
thus giving another opportunity repair physical
injuries.
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RATS OF EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
NIERCHANI,S Rank.
G. A n ID [ ID A Il f S
SAzEEEIEFALTX.
NASHVILLE, Jan. IA, 1883


p- We authorized to announce JAMES NJ. HINTON as
candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county, the
March election,
gs-We authorized to announce j. r. MCCAIN a can
didate for Sheriff the ensuing March election
ny We authorized to JOHN X. EDNoSDsoN
sheriff Davidson county, the next
March election.
EFS- We are authorized to announce E. B. BIGLEY
sheriff of Davidson county, at the March
ele' ton.
u = We authorized to announce A. Creole,
candidate Sheriff of Davidson county, at the March
election.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates,

Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending figure they
designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
purchasers in mediaely after the drawing.
e Purcha, will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
eE Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
az All prizes of 81 900, and under, paid Immediately
after the drawingother prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN CO, Augusta Ga. u
tw Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Allan
ia, Ga have their orders filed and time, by adj
dressing s. Swan Co., al either Of those cities.
E1E- A list OF the numbers that drawn from the
Wheel with the amount OF the prize that each en
tied to will be published after drawing in the follow
ing papers -AU0d (GeO) Cons nationalist Nel0 or
leans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nash
nile Gazette, Atlanta htegencer NeLo York Weekly Day
Book, SdrdnndA Morning Aesos, Rtchntond Dispatc6,
Neao York Dispatch, and PduLdin0 lMiSS) Clarion.
December ~, ls57--dSt-w I'd.
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~ The second number Of the "!Soather,. Home
stead" appeared yesterday. Its contents are ex-
ceIlent, whilst its typography is really beautiful
Altogether the Homestead is an ornament to the
newspaper community Of the State, and ought to
be read by everybody.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16
For Rent or Sale.

elegant suburban residence the Southern boundA-
n nv city, situated in the OF four acre lot,
Of which highly ornamented with evergreens,
shade choice varieties. II also contains
a vegetable garden, house newly papered ana painted,
and ever, thing in complete repair.
addition the dwelling, there is servants house,
stable carrie ge and COW house also large cis
lern, capable Of containing 800 barrels OF water.
The house is emnence, con andng an extensive
and picturesque The property will be sold Al price
suitable to the times or rented to careful tenant APpT
a hS LANDcLhi.
Dec
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


pY virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court Nash
ID vile in the above cause No ember Term 1857,
will on SATURDAY, the 9TH DAY of FEBRUARY next,
the Public Square EAshvi lie, sell public SALE 10
the highest bidder, certain piece OF ground in
Nashville fronting 90 feet Gay running
with the line OF Doris Ale III feet a street.
being known lot No. 5 in Doris plan OF lots
EEMs--A credit OF SIX, twelve ard ghteen months
will be given notes with good security able in Bank,
be ng required and lien retained for the payn
purchase money.
Jan ID. BRIEN NJ