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We understand that Gen. Cass has returB.5
from Stonington to his duties in Wsshingtor
The Water Witch steamer is UNDERGO.
repairs at the navy yard in this city. H..
destination is Paraguay.
1t is understood that the energetic maps,.
ment Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad CON.
pany have in contemplation plan which viii
greatly expediate The great Southern sDI
Northern mails, as well as travellers general,
on their transit through this city-an arrsrg.
mert which will have the effect to render II.
time schedules more comfortable at every DON,
1t may be also that the Baltimore compapv
will ultimately adopt measures for brancbjDg
off their road near the estate formerly owned
by George Oyster, thence directly through Tho
eastern section of Washington, across the east
ern branch, and onward to the old Maryland
ferry, crossing to Alexandria.
The Washington correspondent of the Ma,
York Times says:
"The Hon. Pierre Soule is in Washinpton
from the South, en- route for New York, where
it is understood, he is to have an interview with
General William Walker, touching CeatrsI
American affairs. 1t is believed by those wbo
have some means of information that Genera
Walker has his eye now upon Yucatan, with
view to an eventual descent upon Cuba.
Mr.. Soule expresses the confident opinor
that the Democracy can alone succeed in 1860
with Senator Douglas as their nominee for The
Presidency, and that there is but one opinion
in his State as to the course of the Washingtop
UniOn. He says, while the Democracy Of
louisiana condemn the unnatural war upon
Judge Douglas, they regard the editorials Of
the Union as tending tc secure his election IN
Illinois, and his nomination at Charleston"
The nominal date at which General Harper
is to leave for Oregon is the 9th of October
but it is now said that the President ia anxiop.
for his departure SO early as the 9th of Sen.
TENDER, and certainly by the 10th. This looks
like determination on the part of the Presi.
dent to "ery havoc, and let slip the dogs Of
war"
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-02

The Tribute, in regard to the Telegraph
line, says:
We believe we are stating the precise fact
when we say that the instruments now in nse
at Trinity Bay and Valentia record words at
the rate Of t,oo per minute, or l2O per hour.
Improvements will doubtless be made upon
this, but at this rate the cable can transmit
more than $500 words per day. Iftais is true,
and we do not make the statement at random,
the net income of the Company cannot be less
than 20 per cent. upon the capital now invested,
even with the present cable. Other cables may,
however, be laid down at greatly reduced cost,
proportionately increasing the profits of the en-.
terprise."
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-02
For the National Era
FREE LABOR IN TROPICAL PRODUCTIONS.
Emanciuation in the British West Indies.
For the National Era
CIRCULAR.

BARBADOS, W. l., January, 1853.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-02

Judge Z. N. Wells, of Milwaukee, Wis, who
took an active part in local politics while Wis
consin was Territory, serving one term as
Delegate in Congress, and one as President OF
The Council, died on Thurtdsy of lat week,
aged 6fty.one.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-02

Lewis d. Campbell has been renominated
by his constituents in the third Congressional
district of Ohio.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-02
VOL. XII.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

We understand that Gen. Cass has returp.3
from Stonington to his duties in Wsshingtop
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
NASHVILLE:
Friday Morning, January l, 1858.
OfficiaEJOurmai for Publishing the
Post Office Letter List.
Rents. dc.

Not the least items of domestic expense to
persons living in the city, are house rent and
negro hire. The present condition of affairs
makes it necessary to ordain anew the laws of
economy over our domestic concerns. But
while the necessity thus commands, it rests
with landlords, and the owners of slaves
whether the command will be obeyed. There
seems disposition on the part Of some OF
E these latter to take advantage of the necessi-
ties of the renters and hirers, and increase the
rates of rent and servant hire. BY what pro-
cess of reasoning they arrive at such resolu-
tions, we are wholly unable to perceive. We
all know that money is scarcer and labor and
provisions cheaper than they were year ago.
Upon these facts, it would appear that rents
and hire should come down-and in the alb
sence of any extraordinary and increased de-
mand to keep up or enhance prices, we can
not see the reason or justice of this attempt
t. Cypress the necessitous.
We should be sorry to believe that there
were any very Shylocks in our city, who, 10
their blind alteration of the almighty Dol
lar" forget the promptings Of justice, not &c
sly generosity. Let the house and slave own
err If the city reflect but a moment, before
they shall say their rents shall be Increased
We do not believe there is liberal minded
man among all Of them, who will deliberate
=, determine on such course. They mus
be aware Of the facts, arl must know tina
it would be unjust and oppressive in the grea
majority of cases. We are fully in taver O
every proprietor's receieving the full value
the use Of lis property-and of every rente
or hirer paying the same-but no more, eithe
oae way or the other. But this Irice mus
be governed by rules Of justice and equity
aud not arbitrarily by what one man is dN
posed TO eract aud another is Obliged TO pa.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
CARVER, late p. III.
Bnrbave,s uoIland BIt,crs.

The press the country has been particu ay lo11 in
the praise tiers. Among the many notices,
offer following to ian artial public
lisa well kno tact tina. do not I'D patent me-
defines that but seldom advertise them but Boer-
HAYES Holland Bisters com endorsed in such
manner spec c for the disease it processes TO
that we not only ad verse il give this favorable
tee unasked by prophet Dr.-HadsL Zeitung " Y
The Philadelphia 1rgs in sakng OF the late exhibit
ton held in city b, the Franklin Institute,
In noticing iicines always excremel cautious
unless satisfied of The Of the article Among those
exhibited is the c=lelra ed Holland Btters This med
cine extensively introduced into every State in
the Union and Canadian Provinces principally
within years The exhibition shows testimO-
mails in every Language America among viii ch
we notice one from Clayton of Della
| ware.'' 1881 dec3O-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
The New y ear

The football Of Time is ineXorable. Its
tramp is blind and eternal. 1t makes and I'M
makes all things. 1t creates years, and lives,
and hopes and efforts-sutfers them to be
their brief period out, and then-glves them
sepulture. The tomb is its promise; and 1t
will not forfeit its promise. 1t says TO u:
''You shall have sepulchre." But we have
the privilege of preparing it for our own re
ception-it is ours 10 make it comfortable,
bright and happy. Or we may make 1t the
autithesis of these. We may make it II grotto
for The reception of angels; or c!ub.room fol-
the orgies OF devils. Which2
Do you call this sermonI Very well; 1t
is brief one; and that is "a merit that all ser
mons do not have. Another merit-we dc
not put on long face to utter it. We descend
and greet you with an emphatic and cordial
''HAPPY NEW YEAR"l And as it advances,
we hope it may prove happy still day by day
and continually pleasing and joyo1s.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
Pay as EOu so.

The Grocery Merchants of this city he'd
meeting on Wednesday evenir and resolved
to sell no more gro cries on credit to Gus
toners beyond the city. It is well known
that the articles in their line are absolutely
cash to the producers. Our merchants feel
unable to pay out cash, and resell at credits,
aud especially when those credits are uncertal"
at best.
The mass of the consumers Of sugar, coffee,
salt. &c, have long since contracted tie
habit of paying their store bills at the end OF
the year. They have acted on the pay up III
stead Of the pay doDH principle. But the re-
cent arrangement of the finances, ana It's e.
fects upon the mercantile interests, nave CIV
en- the lesson that Merchants cannot pay gold
and silver for merchandise, and then retail II
1T uncertain credits. Seltpreservation Is the
first law of nature; and they must and will
preserve themselves. To show with what
stringency the cash system Is forced upon
them. we mention that a few days since, II
mariner in one Of the stauncnest Grocery hrm-
in tits city LETT here for New Orleans, WIN
cash 10 purchase the necessary stock; uelore
H. reached New Orleans, the partner III Nash
Vile lelegraphed to Il house in that city Tor
few hundred bags of coffee, stating that one OF
the firm was on the way and would arrive
with the gold in a day or two. The telegraph
replied that no order could be filed without
the cash. and credit of two or three days
was refused. Under such circumstances 1t Is
not surprising hat the Grocery merchant
here should adopt the rule they have.
The people will therefore have TO give NJ
the credit or pay up system, and try thei
hands at the cash, or pay down theory.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01


NEW York. Dec. }l.-Private advices from Liv-
erpool of Oh 18th, ty the Arago. quote Cotton de-
eliued TO J. except very low nerican qualities,
which were ged-sales of the fifteenth
2 1000 bales
HALIFAX. Dec sl.-Tbere is a strong South-
east wind with a thick snow storm No signs Of
the Niagara.
(The news reported yesterday as per Niagara,
should have been per Arago. The Niagara arrived
at Liverpool on the 14th, instead of arrived at
Halifax with Liverpool dates of the 14th
REPORTER.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. S0.-Cotton, sales $500
bales at 94a99 Sugar better. Nothing doing IN
Western produces other articles unchanged.
John Tabor, Editor of the Ell Nicsraguense one
of the party captured by Commodore fauloiue,
arrived on the Philadelphia, and VIII MAKE .ue
opening speech at the Nicaragua meeting to-inor'
row evening The Indignation is increasing mere.
MANY are in favor OF sending reinforcement TO
Col. Anderson in spite of the Government or Amer
lean flag. Over !, 900 men are willing to uoertahe
it.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l-It is ascertained that
Walker before leaving Central America sent orders
to Col Anderson to retain possession OF OSsuno
as long as possible and If Obliged to aoihooh Tue
fort to retain the boats unless compelled to destroy
| them to prevent them falling into the hands oil tne
| enemy; in the latter case, to destroy the river
| boats first aud hold on to the virgin ms or
| der was repeated from Aspinwal, and arrange
| ments mere made 10 send number OF men u
| convey the order to Anderson and to advise hin
| of the approach of any United States vessels, ano
of the state of affairs at Punta Arenas and san .
| an del Norte Walker has confidence that Andef'
son will obey orders.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81 -Cotton-sales S,oo'
| baIes-prices the Decrease Ill, receipts
this port 176, 700 bales. Decrease at all port
423 600 bales. Stock 355, 900 bales. Flour o.
Holders asking more. Corn 30. Mess for
IS 90 to Is sc. Lard lower. Other articles un
changed.
The Nicaragua meeting was large and very en-
thusiastc. John Tabor's speech created immens
feeling. Strong denunciary resolutions were pass
ed. The meeting is still in session, nine O'Clock q
night.
NEW YoRK, Dec 3I.-Cotton declining. Uplan
81 g. Flour and Corn firm. Wheat and Prov;
ions dull.
CINCINNArI, Dec. 31.-Flour 8 5Oa3 go. Viii
kyI4 Hogs4 GOA rs. Provisions dull Ne
Pork nominal Is 90. Lard nominal Money Vel
, tight.
, ST. LOUIS, Dec sl:-River stationary, with
/ u feet water to Cairo.
DETROIT, Dec 3l.-Guy Foote, President of d
Farmsr's AMI Mechanics Bank, was found dead
bed t is morning,
: WASHINGTON, Dec 31.-Delegates from the Pa
| nnees Poncas and Pottowottomes, numbering abe
80 had an interview with the President. An a
parent reconciliation was made between the Pa
| nnee and POncas chiefs who have long been he
;, tile
The President, dwelt persuasively on the BILE
a ngs OF peace, and joined their hands as tok
. OF fri -ndship.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
CONSTARaE.

sFy- We authorized TO announce IRA A. STOUT,
candidate for Constable in the Nashyi t District
eYy- We authorized to announce JOSEPH l.. RYAN
= candidate for Constable in the Nashville District.
sT- We authorized to JESSE B. PERRY
candidate Constable in the Nashville District, at tn
ensuing March election.
sR- We authorized to announce FLETCHER w. Horn
candida for Cons table il the Nashville District at the
ensuing March election
~ We authorized to announce g M d. NIcHoL as
a candidate table in the Nashvi.e District at tn
e SUI g March election. noV19
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
Valuable Land for Sale.

- WIsH to sell the farm where live. containing
about two hundred and ninety acres situated twefss
niles from Nashville, between the Nasnve anu
Mure Turnpike and the Nashville and
Railroad of the land fronts SAID Inr near
half mile, and part lies within two hundren sares
The Railroad The place is improved comfortable
dwelling and houses; good water and orchard ootn
Apple Peach trees, and other fruits The iano OF
good quality good cultivation there being now
sxty-nve we'll set with clover All the lard Is m
closed abundance of wood, and is
every desirable plantation being admitted ore OF
the most healthy situations in Davidson county
Those wishing buy good pleasant and healthy place
would call desirous TO sell anu VIII
give bargain. Apply 20 the snbscrsher on the premises
Mcdonald, ESQ.,, Nashville, Ne.42x Cherry
street, or TO NANCE WOODWARD, Nashville.
Oct29-eouan. X d. WALLACE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
.,.ra rime.-priee. 80 Correspond.

Owing to the tremendously tight times aud ar Mon
day l4tk of this month"; aud January less, &c proe 20
offer tr dry goods at cost for cash. We donl DO
this lot Of Old goods Tor our stock n AIRY aud
having been business bot short iinS. se' Dc
cause We wish 10 reduce our STOCK hand.
va fave sleldd lot Of yeiyeiand Goth CioaAs. aeA
and faiacy ak, Embrodenes, laees, Ae, shits ana
Linen Goods besides great different kind OF goods
which need ess to enion. sne all IL
with u buy bargains than have had al opporsu
nifty Of doing for a long time.
uanio. l. o. NICHOLSON co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
Hughes Brothers.

Practical Artists il every branch of Photography and
whole and retail dealers in Aubro ype Melanotype
Photograph and Daguerreotype goods Apparatus and
Chemicals of every kind, variety and description used in
the Arts All orders will be promptly filed and for
warded any part Of the country the lowest
rates, for cash which the trade respectfully in
Also Agents for the sale of Meainoyp@ and spher
reOtype Rights. HUGHES BROS,
Sept4. % Union street, Nashville, Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
C. A n ID [ ID A L E S
SEEEEEEEEALEY.

eyg-We are authoriz TO announce j. r. MCCAIN a
didate for Sheriff "a the ensuing March election.
az We are authorized to JAMES NJ. HINTON
a candidate for sheriff Of Davidson county, next
March election.
AZ We are authorized to JOHN X. EDMoNDsoN
as candidate sheriff of Davidson county, the next
March election.
- We are authorized announce E. b. BIGLEY as a
candidate Sheriff Davidson county at the March
Gle ton.
? We authorized to announce A. Creole, as
candidate Sheriff of Davidson county, the March
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
COUNTY COURT CLERK.

6- We are authorized announce Capt JOHN 5. DASH
candidate for County Court Clerk, at the March
election.
~ We authorized to announce FELIX X. CHEAT
candidate for reelection to the office OF County
Court Clerk. Election in March next.
~ We authorized to announce THos. D. SToGNER
candidate for County Court Clerk the next March
election
eF- We authorized TO announce WILLIAM l.. FOSTER
candidate the Office OF County Court Clerk the
ensuing March election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

CB- We dropped into the studio of onr friend
BLACK, the Portrait Painter, yesterday, and found
other place, in snort time HIS last work - 4
splendid oil Portrait of the LADY OF one OF our WELL
known and highly esteemed citizens on which he
he has exhibited his fine taste and great kill in a
high degree. IL may be that some OF our reader
desire to sit to him for Portrait. II so, they
should lose DO time in calling upon bin, or they
may lose the opportunity his presence here Affords.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
Elegantly illustrated Books,
Published Expressly for Christmas
AND
Holiday Presents.

HARPEIE,S PICTORIAL HIBLE,-
Magnihcenty Illustrated by xteen Hundred Historical
Engravings exclusively Of initial Letter each chap
ter-Fourteen Hundred f which from original de-
sign-bound in the most sub al, elegant Turkey Mo-
rocco. The only copy in the United states for sale
Phillips, sampson 81 Co.'s SnaksPeare-
Complete Eight Royal Octave Volumes beautifully illus
trated.
Gem. Of British Art volume quarto.
Ornaments of Memory,
Scenery Of the United States ="
The Court # Napoleon.
The Republican Court.
Shakespeare, bryon, Moore, and all sotker British and
American Poets, illustrated, antique binding.
For sale by JOHN YORK co.
decA II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

90 q Is. Choice Winter Apples, just receiv ed G
Nv cOnsigL men + and for sale by
decls D. d. DICKEY .
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

ess-Yesterday was delightful day. The old
year, as If in atonen ent for the previous days OF
gloom and sueuness, frightened up and died with
= sunny smile upon bis aged and eAre'worn coun-
tcnance. May We all 30 live that our last moments
may De rs serene ami peac ,iul.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
MULES, MULES.

WILL Libel a. terms 20 No mules all IN goo
Il condition. Apply }. SIC NhINfER-
dec2o-f No. 3, Nahviilr inn bloek.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
COUNTY TRUSTEE.

w We authorized TO announce JONI RAINS as a
candidate reelection Office OF County Trustee as
the ensuing March election.
gEs- We are authorized T. T. SAUNDERS
candidate office OF County Trustee, the ensuing
March election.
wv W authorized to announce ELI l. WooDs as a
candidate County Trustee March election
Noyl-td+.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

Us The fast aud splendii pass niger steimer'
Y. X. Stevenson, will depart this port to-asy, Tor
Paducah and Cairo, at 10 o'clock, A. N. This is
excellent oppo tunity for persons travelling 'ha'
way; for tn, ir lie not be found On the drck oil
any steamer, a more geEtlemanly and experienced
officer than F. EG,N, and we woul1 advise all
who wish to make the trip in quick time, to get
aboard
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
,pECIAL NUIA Ne

Sore and Inhamed Eyes.-These disasreesbe
lants becoming remarkably prevalent Of late and
any thing interesting to the ssor OF
tn diseased organ. red and fiery eye notpretiy
look at certainly cannot be agreeable to have os
keeps boys say. We those af cted Ia this
how to evil, WON'T charge them any
thin information. Let them get some OF BRACES
touch the inhamed part with il few
times, the The Arctic bniuent may be
obtained any of the Drug stores in this place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

~ One of the b. st articles of the present
dly tor purifying the blood, and inplrting healthy
and invgorlting tone to the human system, is
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purih-
er. We know it Is for have tried il. See
the advcrisemen in another column.
dec 2l-lW.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

CCALES! SCALES!! SCAEESN!-A full
- stock Fairbanks celebrated scales Dormant Plat
orul Grocers, Counter and Beams. Also Hay ana Coai
Scales, in store, for sale at Factory prices, 5y -,
W. II. GORDON co.
Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee.
laay 81.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01

fI,HE xp I'd due Of year, lease 81 that vainA
l. bic eommedioG wsreho No. u Public sGazre
a. pTvs n oee gpsa by J. Da Terns hDrFx al
Apply 70 bgANs ODD, McwhIR All 4 90.
Il 25-tE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
For Rent or Sale.

elegant suburban residence the Southern bounda-
"a nv Of the city, situated in the centre OF four acre ot
the front of highly ornamented with eVergTeens
shade nd fruit varieties. 1t also contains
vegetable garden, house newly papered and painted,
and ever, thing in complete repair
In addition TO dwelling, Is servants house.
stable and house There also large cis
.ern, capable Of containing 800 barrels OF water.
The house is a eminence, commanding an extensive
and picturesque view property will be sold at price
20 ". 5. LINDSAY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
Robertson Lecture.

The lecture OF JAMGs f. RAINS, E-q, which has
been heretofore postponed on account Of unavoid-
abls circumstances, will be delivered in the bases
ment OF the frst Prrsby teriau Church, on to-mor~
'os Saturday. evening, 1t seven o'clock
SUBJECT The Greatest Productions IA Dirt, as
Testimonies to uLot Is Right, Just and Good.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
HoIIoway,s Pills and Oh

HollOWay,s Pills and Ointment.-shal-
low cheeas dull anguid STEP bloches and pimp-
and foreheadal those proclaim the victim
of d spepia and ali these can be rap dy durably
cured the Of these gentle but thorough Irresistible
remedies Sold tn. mandatory, No. 80, Maiden
Lane New York. by all druggists at 25c., &c., and
49, bov
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
For Rent or Lease.

For Kent or Lease.
THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike
i pres occupied BY Mr.. Fellows, 1t contain six
besides Kitchens servants rooms &c and has about
Of ground attached. II Nould be leased to good
tenant for q of years if desired. Appl, to
nuvi9 A. Y. =. IINDSLEY.
FOR s6E3Ns EOR AEAIs 1875.
TNHAT convenient residence FRANKLIN Turnpike,
po>ite Gen. Woodlok. 1t contains i've good rooms,
with hitchen,Sc. Appyto
HENRY EWING,
Dec2-u Planters Bank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

Y AM Offering for sale, privately House and Lot, -
situated Broad street, few doors above SUM- n 4;
mer; fronting 81 y feet Broad, running back l65 ~
feet alley. The house contains rooms in the msin
building Kitchen bsth-house smoke house, &c. We
will give bargain above property, and
shall be easy. l.. K. GLASCOCK, Agent
iunel6 No. 81, Cherry st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
LrAsE FoR SALE

4 LOT 1REXrRA HARSE LEATHER, IL store, VIII,
dses5- p 40. ANDERSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
For Rent.

TWO handsome and comfortable Brick Dwellings, Nos.
and 3 Iaiborne's Row. These houses new, and
well fin he'd good size, with high ceilings
The houses ventilated Iydrant in the
occup have the privilege of the Free Schools AMI
the right heir children without charge Clai
borne Omnibus Tegula ry hear from these hou-
the Square, at the low price of cents apply TO
A.V :. LINDSLEY.
Dec2-dtf. L. X. GLASC0CK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-01
pay-Day-whore TO get Money!

The sale OF money by the Nashville Building
Association, takes place tonight. 1t has plenty
of tue ''rhino" anI it will 20 for "a song" Go
bay, pay your debt sand loan the remainder to your
friends.