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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-08
TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE

SATURDAY, March 6, 1858.
Mr. Goodpasture offered resolution to re-
scind a former resolution adopted by this
General Assembly directing the Attorney
General of the State TO institute judicial pro-
ceedings against the Bank of East Tennessee,
with view of declaring the same TO be for
fcited. Lies over.
House bill to supply the Circuit Court
Clerks Office in Sewer and McMinn counties
with the State reports. Passed the third and
last time.
and the Elkton and Prospect Turnpike Com
panies. Passed the third and last time.
The vote rejecting the bill 10 establish the
18th judicial Circuit, was reconsidered and
the bill passed the third time.
Adjourned till 81 o'clock Monday morning.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, March, 5, 1858.
Among the House bills passed on final read
ing in the evening session were the follow
ing
For the benefit of the Blind Asylum esta-
blishing the Office of county Judge in Hamil-
county, amended by repeating the law Great
ing that Office In Williamson county.
The following Senate bills passed 18th read
ing:
For the benefit of the widow of Hon. A. NJ.
Savage.
To authorize the Sheriff of Cumberland
county TO appoint an additional deputy.
To authorized Robt. Allen of Greene coun-
ty to open turnpike road. aud To amend the
charter of the Owen and Winstead Turnpike
Company.
For the benefit Of J. C. Luttrrll
To organize the county Of Powell.
To provide for the appointment of an addi-
tional Director in the Branch bank OF Ten
ncssee at Athens
To incorporate the woodford and GAINESVILLE
Turnpike Company.
Toincorporate the Fork Cres K Lead and
Silver Mining Company OF Tennessee, passed.
For the benefit Of James Curtis. and Others,
passed
To authorize the Register of the Land Once
NJ Nashville to perform certain duties Of the
Secretary Of State, passed
To anihorixe the election Of an additional
justice Of the Peace in the 10th District Of
Biount county, passed.
To authorize an expression Of the will Of the
people OF Upton county in regard to the re-
moval Of the seat Of justice, passed
House bill for the bencfit OF j.. K Simpsoa
| amended and passed third reading.
Senate bill 90 incorporate Turner NJ. Law
| rences's College was amended; 30 incorporate
| Grassland Academy, Rssmond Male Academy
| Caledonia Society Of Marion College, aud pas
| sed third reading.
| NIGHT SESSION, i'm.
| Dill to give Seqnatchie county a Director in
| the Bank of Tennessee nj Sparta passed
| A large number Of balls passed third read
Ing.
March 60 A. N.
Mr.. Seuser presented petition from Mr..
/ Shropshire. 10 pedise without license.
/ Ga motion b. Mr.. Bullock his bill 10 abo-
! l;kh che pre~cnf Chancery Court SYSTEM. Wa
rad TIE third Time, and rejected, ayes Is
/ nos 30.
/ Hoaze hill 10 authorize vote for consen-
ton to amend the constitution BASED Sd read
Inx. ayes 81, nocs Z.
/ House acted upon various Senate messages
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter. MCKAY & Co.

ON Thursday, March TIL, we will Offer
" for sale IN front Of our Warehouse, No. 10 Public
Square large and complete assortment of Grocer
les viz
Is hhds. y. Sugar; 100 bbls. Orange Valley
20 bbls. Crushed Sugar; Whisky;
10 '' Powdered sugar; % bbls pure old Bourbon
20 kegs Golden Syrup; Whisky:
500 bags Baltimore Coffee; 25 bbs. old Rye Whisky:
500 bags Rio Coffee; IS - smiths Reserve do;
so boxes NJ. X. Rasins; 10 casks Porter;
IS boxes Cove Oysters; 10 A." Ale;
- chests Teas; 25 has. Champagne Vino;
Is bhls. Fresh Pceans; 25 box. do Cider;
tierces Rice; 100 bbls Vinegar:
500 kegs Nails; As nests Painted Tubs:
100 boxes Glassware; 100 dnZ Painted Buckets;
cases Matches: IS doz. Wash boards;
so, 900 e. II. Caps: so boxes Goldfish;
$50 rms. Wrapping Paper; 100 - Herrings;
100 hbls Green Apples; 30 kits Mackere;
500 boxes star Candles; 100 bbs. Mackcrel;
- cases Sardincs; SO half bbls. Mackercl.
The above, with many other articles, will be put up
and SOLD in quantities 10 suit purchasers
mar sd CARTER, MCKAY a co.
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FAILURES IN THE CITTrs.- The business men
OF Baltimore withstood the late financial
ipanic better than those Of the commercial CT
ties Of Philaaelphia. New York and Boston.
With its 1000 business houses, Baltimore
showed So failures to sls Ia New York. ESQ
In Philadelphia, and 253 ia Bosion.--E D.
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NEW GOODS.
MERCHANT TAHORS.

WARD BIRMINGHAM, No. :, Cedar street have
w received their stock Of Spring and summer
Goods which we now open for inspection. They
of the latest aud desirable styles and be
surpassed for elegance. They invite the attention of
their old friends and the public generally.
Also, good stock Of Furnishing Goods.
= m a.
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f1- 1t Is calculated that there are no less
than twenty-eight miles Of tubing ON the sur
face of the human body, from which water
will escape as insensible perspiration.
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DIR. LlgIyGSToNE'sCRRiT WORK on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries Of the Age.

just ready win Two Map by Arro~smish; Por-
-a on steel and 30 superb Illustrations, one volume,
Price 81 60
Missionary Travels aud Researches m souih AMI
ca eiading -keich Of Sixteen Years Residence in
t inserior of Afries and journey from the Cape Of
Good Heps 10 IasRdo, On tbs West Coast; thence
across ,i,e eoutinsnt down the river IAmbes the
E...rep osrHn. ~ DAsED LIVINGSTONE. LID, d.
G. l. glsl rceeived by D. HAGANs
mas a. Market Street
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rI~HE subscriber has the pleasure q anneancing 90
hz ffienas generally and The p1nise FzFtrSnl4riy
taf Mr. Badger has Jcsi arrived wE very hne srozk
o. eossss s hsz line neaal be = ready 30 Eeet Ne
xknt< q his freads aEG ole cslnnerss eer foe cash
ar trade a. kefssrfere- We beepezk lof hza call
Rooms II second ssory. Ne a., Pukle square.
fehea-tf bfSJ. y. sdIff1&
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For New Orleans---James John.

son.
CAPT. JESSE JOHNSON, Master ~
TNHE new and splendid steam
i er, JAMES JOHNSON, will zOtrSs1hAa
leave for the above and all in
termesliate ports, MONDAY, March the sth, at Il
O'Clock, NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board to
mar6-2t A HAMILTON, Agent
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Auction Card.

TINE subscriber having consummated arrangements
IL with Mr.. A. NJ SFRISGER, an experienced and prae-
teal Auciioncer, will attend and make sales of Real
Estate Steamboats,, Household Furniture, With All out
.iaor sales BENZ. r. SHIELDS
Inar.l-ff
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baltimore Coffee.

SOO BAGS Prime Baltimore Coffee just received
CUU by CARTER, M'KAY < co.
marf-t
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Fine Pianos at Private Sale.

DEM. F. SHIELDS has now, and will be receiving
I'D regularly direct from the manufacturers, a fine
assortment of the best make and styles which are
authorized TO sell ON the most liberal terms.
Mars BENZ +. SHIELDS, Agent.
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l1fw advertisements.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Stated Meeting of the NASHVILLE
jGEs IA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION viii be
held this evening at past seven
O'Clock. JAS. SINCLAIR,
marS-lt Recording Secretary.
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THE GOLDEN pNlZE
ILLUSTRATED. 1858. ILLUSTRATED

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is Of
the largest and best literary papers Of the day. An
Imperial Qaarto containing E0Hr PAGES rOKrY COL
rxs Of entertaining original matter; and uEGAsrIS
a., .r,r, ,.x-erv
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FOR RENT.

rTsHREE very desirable ros<as exs< he rsznlers'
j fznk ssllxbls for ensces- kniresrez "a Celiese
sn4 UEion Stssezs Possesses Kfyrn inzne41zl<iy.
~ o kWk&G, fre<t<nk q.
escz7-xf rzAnssFsf Dznk.
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For Cairo and Memphis

For Cairo and Memphis.
THE regular L. s. Mail steam G-R
Il er J. G. CLINE, ELLIOTT, =ssY0rcSssifAtr7 |
Master, will leave for the above .1slzszszszzssz
and all intermediate ports on MONDAY, March g. at =
O'Clock, p NJ For freight passage, having superb
or Accommodations, apply on board or 10
mar6-2t A l.. DAVIS, Front Street.
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILLIAM GILL,

TNENDERS his services, in the above business 10 the
j citizens Of Nashville and vicinity. Orders left
at the Gazette office will be attended 10. mar6-u
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1000 GAL GaAra vesg an1 Fob Chains $40 1. 90 each
Gold fDckets. Bfacrs, nrs=ches lar DROPS Breast
Pms, Can rms, sleeve tiuttsns, krEs. shan stnds.
Watch KEYS, gold and Silver Th.nb-z and a VARSITY
a other ARTICLES worth from 30 cents 10 SIS 90 each
Immediately reoeips q she sabscripainn money,
ths sah-crsl.rr's nssas willie eniered upoa sab-
srrsfsksn book opposite nessheT, and ~ rt CORES
I,oBAiHE with th1s number ~in be fsgsArsd. ~iihsn
week tle sabsoribsr, ~ mai exsesss Iosi-
PAID. -ss.ss.E M
s.s- Allssuainsaie-t,assss should ~ aaarrs--a 70
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Wool WOOIy,

WE want so 600 lbs. CLEAN WASHED Wool, for
w which we will pay cash. We want it TO make
Jeans and Linsey.
mars W H GORDON & Co
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Time Sale of Groceries
BY
" AR NXS AZ CO.

(Atw. III. Gordon & Co.'s Varehousc.)
On tt ESnAY MARCH THE leth, will offer for
~ sale at Auction at ". II. Gordon a Col Ware
house:
$50 hhds New Orleans Su- 1000 bbls Rcciihed Wits
gar, all grades; Ky: various brands.
500 bags Rio Coffee; 500 boxes Soap:
$50 bbis NutSscs: 200 duz Painted Buckets:
$50 half do: 100 nests Tubs;
200 boxes star Candles; 500 kegs Nails;
200 half do. do;
With many other articles:
These goods will be offered IN large lots with liberal
privileges
TERMS
All sums under $500 cash; $500 and under $1,000
IS days; over $1,000 60 days, approved endorsed
notes payable ia Bank.
m rid HARRIS co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always on hand and in the Wheat Market.
w ANT ED!

100000 usheis Prime Red, white,
and mediterranean wheat!
XXvE WILL At ALL TIMES, from hencrfnr-
w ward give the highest market price N cash, fer
PRINE WHAT Il all NARlE1IFs, delivered " ne ni
our Mfis corner Il line and Cherry su-.-ts, Mash
vile. Tenn. A. OF r purchases are Softly for The
purt-sso Il NAMING FLOR IN THIS CITY. 40 not
stop buying al ANY TIM, bet give the HIGHEST
MARKET PRICE ia CASH ~ ALL TisiiS, nat~ith-
standing the cry q HARD IINES AMI 10 MONEY.
Tar hsi particulars enquire either the NIL. Al
N a. GORDON 4 co - Market street.
CARTER FE-ArMAN CO.
M " sacks furnishes 10 ali Izaff.s sieieeFins
wlsraa nlAr5-tsw2sn
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Auction Sale Monday Night.

DEM +. SHIELDS will SELL for cash, on Monday
I'D evening, March the Sth, at early gas light an
sortment Of fresh DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. &c, just
received with orders To close without reserve.
. Mars BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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S. ThaIberg's Concert.

HENRY yIEUXTEMPS, assisted by Madam BERTHA
Il JoHASSsES, Miss KEMP. SIGNoR ARpAvASI e HAS,
will take place in this city early in March.
feb23-n
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A Gift worth from SO cents to $500 90 in gold,
will be presented TO each subscriber immedi-
ately on receipt Of the subscription money.
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g ana 20 neEAf Isailains, IS Bfe4away, ss~ ysFk
80 Specimen capse. z-nt free. AGxsrs wAxrED-
nisre-dzIneoxSm
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Eo,,r ReaufifuI RuiIding Lots,

Sos a. IS - Afg -, Cumberland stfesi. IA hail :
AadlIisn Nasisille the eqaiig q rcdrtnlsAsn ~
wxvs.i rhe Iaas each froni 50 fecl and wil be
particularly describes the cav u sale such tfie
a. Is vested n me Trustee sli be execussdie par
ehassrs. Terms made knoSn "a due tine
y. H0BSoN, Trustee.
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Aniustmfuts.
CRISP.S GAXETY.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
on THE
MAS HVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT T.
On which occasion, Ms. J. E. MURDOCH and Mr.. W.
H. CRISP, in conjunction with Mis- W. II. CRISP, have
kindly volunteered their valuable services.
On Monday Evening, March 9th, 1858,
VIII be acted the beautiful comedy OF the WONDER
A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET Don Felix, Mr.. J..
E. MURDOCH, Donna Violante, Mrs W. H. CRISP.
Characteristic Dance, Miss Z. Henrade- A new
embematc Scene will be presented An original
address will be delivered by Mis- W h CRISP
written by Mr. P. A Fitzgerald. To conclude with
the nautical drama of BLACK EYED SUSAN Viii
liam, Mr.. W. II. CRISP, Susan, Mrs. W. II. CRISP.
For full particulars programme bills. mars
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Magazines for March.

Grahnm's Magazine for Marchj
Godyss Lady,s Book :"
Frnnk Lesiie's Magazine
Yankee Notions
For sale by y. HAGAN
fch22-if
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Carpetings.

200 pieces assorted Carpeiinrs.
rs g extra three thread Tapestry and Brussels
SO pieces extra superhne, very heavy fun "a dou-
BILE ground Tapestry, Ingram Carpeting,
scdTrdnief all tcpoI.
20 "a best quality Ingram Carpeting, soaTTaRted
oil lDOoi, ~ wide.
30 &" all lcOol, ureeply Carpetng, double ground
and double scagli.
80 " fHT ~ haIf-toooI, bright colors, warrant
fast colurs.
IS 90 al cotton Carpcting, bright colors from 3-S
70 ~ wide, beautiful styles.
10 80 Stair CarpctnC. assorted.
Cloths Hearth Pings ana OD Cloth T.hla CoverS
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DY xirtae Of Deed of Trust, execnied o. me -
ID Trtlstx- bearlag date 5s otol.sr, ls5S and reg
iss.rel N te Register once iss ccEty, buk
Ne. ~ page Szi, all ssH ia tie Coart-hoosr yard
"a the highest hstder, ON 81 fCRDAIs TIE sd bif
n lsSs
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The Section which it was proposed to amend
was in these words:

That the Consultation and all laws of the United
States which locally inRppcabic shall have the
same force and eiect within the sad Territory Of Ne,
braSka as elsewhere within the United States except
the eighth section of che act preparatory % the adms
sion of Missouri into the Union, approved March 8,
1870, which superseded by the principles Of the
legis ation OF 1850 commonly called the compromise
measures"
The vote on this amendment was merely q
choice between two different forms of express
sion but | presume this is the vote upon
which my colleague commented yesterday,
when be said | had votcd for this obnoxious
measure, which | now declare TO he the
source aud origin Of the mischi,fs that have
afflicted the country during the last four years.
He asserts that 10y voting for this amendment,
| gave my sanction to that nj assure, and l
have heard other gentl men ass,rt the same
thing.
voted To strike out one form in which that
principle was announced and insert another.
The form which voted to strike out was that
introduced by the Committee on Territories,
after their iirst report and bill had been re-
committed. The question on striking oat
the language Ia which the Missouri compro-
mise was proposal to IL rrp,al d by the Sc
coud bill intradnc into the Senate after the
committee had agreed To incorporate Mr..
Dixon's proposition in some sbap-. aud TO in
sert the language which first read. voted
for that motion. The clauses OF |, peal was In
the bill bei.,re, and If the honorable Senator
from Illinois wcrl here would c al upon him
Ia say that did not give my assent 10 that
provision in the report q hill. On the simple
question whether the repeal should b. couched
Ia the form in which il va report ID. or in the
other form proposed, voted with the South
and with the Democratic party.
/ announc, 4 to my old associates nf the
South, to my Wing aud my Democratic
friends. when made mp my mind TO &c
against that measure, that | would still 20
with them to perfect the bill In any way they
thought proper. | said that would not vote
with the gentlemen standing la opposition to
IT, on the que. tons wh Oh th, y might present
10 harass its friends; bat world go with them
ON the amendments 10 the bill That IL not
the only instance IN which voted in eonformi-
ty with their wishes 60 the shape In which
they intended 90 pat the bill
Mr.. JonssoS, of Tennessee. II Is always
proper Ia have the facts right, and afier Ne
get the facts right We can draw our own CON
eiu-ioas from them. By turning Ia the Jour.
nal OF the Senate for 1854. page Is2. we iind
that Senate bill No. ~. with the amendments
| submitted BY Mr.. DoueLAs, from the Commit
Tee on Territories. was under consideration;
aud then: sss r.aFss e
l.0n masioa BY Mr. caass, 10 amend the same by
sik.ns Out IN seetsp "a trsn shc scres ~ss sns<r.
seeded by the pFinciplss Il aus Il Ieoo eo
moaly called tie cosnpsonaise nseasares'
s.h was dsssfr,insd IN tbs nssatlye-yeas -,
nays 80.
GOA nOiiOn by Mr.. psssos,
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Cloths and Cassirrreres,

Fancy Duck Drills Farmers Satins and Herrin- bone
Drills French and American Cotonades Demin' Coat
Checks Bay Linens and the greatest variety Of Vest
ngs ever had Suspenders, Gloves, Irish Linen all
grades, real Marscles counterpanes, Aendale Coun-
terpanes, Pudding Sail Duck &c.
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Dublit Sales.
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.

fMA IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE
Nl of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY, the under
> signed, as Trustee, will sell atpubc sale on WED
~ t'e 2ath of August, 1858 at O'Clock, at the
Auction Sales Room No 10 South Cav street the two EI
lowing described pieces of ground viz
Tor the first thereof the west side of Stock
ION alley as wdened 12 feet north from the
~ VI STOCKTON alley and ions street. thence norher-
oudng on the west side of Stockton alley eleven feet
ce WesWardy, parallel with Iollins street 81 xtynne
i 70 an aey thence southwardly bounding on the east
t Oh SAID last mentioned alley eleven feet and thence
TIuly SIN nine feet to the place of beginning
second OF said lots of GROUND adjons the above
ton ala LOT on the north thereof having front ON Stock
Each - % steven feet with depth of sixty nine feet
five sand lots is subject the ground rent of twenty
the lot % nt rs improved by HOUSE of the width of
Back Budinr "eep three stories high with one story
half cash and he prescribed by the decree are-One
ments TO bear ntara m four month-the credit pay
w tne note or notes of the purchaser endd Ve
lsiaction ofthe Trustee. 'i' ehuorseu 10 the sat
WI W., MfLAUGHLIN, Trustee
auco oosas NM HAMILTON, Auctioneer
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EeCRAPHODOMETERo

~ RAPHODOMETE
~ THE NAME
A MA CHINE JUST PATENTED BIZ
j. VI. W A NJ PIER,
CIVIL AND NE CHANICAL ENGINEER
BALTIMORE, Nh.
1t is an AUTOMATIC SURVEYOR, which, by simnle
mechanism is made to record accurately-on strip or
endless roll of papera of any route
passed over the ANGLES of DEPLETION left and
the DISTANCE travelled any required SCALE or set of
scales.
This machine may represent in appearance or purpose
an ordinary Buggy Wagon with the addition of The yery
valuable attachment claimed above. There box con
tanning the simple continuance for recording upon the
strip of paper above mentioned. Motion is conveyed
to the paper by the revolution of the hind wheel which
acts by band and upon rollers which paper
is carried One half the strip of paper devoted hor
zonta projection the other half vertical protection and
the centre division is line of pricked distances
The DEFLEcTI0Ns worked by turning the fore
axle of the Buggy in assuming the horizontal changes in
the route the PROFILE by weight adapting itself to the
lowest position aainable through any changes in the lev
ell of the route passed over the DISTANCES by points
at calculated Intervals, the periphery of of the
rollers conveying the paper.
will sell STATE RIGHTS, COUNTY RIGHTS or INpIvIn
UAL RIGHTS, for the USE. USE and MANUFAoTURR Of
this Machine reasonable terms. =
-... Address the patentee,
j. MORRIS WAMPLFR
1yZzuom Baltimore, Md
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FINKS BURG COPPER NJNpc
ny virtue OF an order Of the Circuit Court for Co,,
county he subscriber, as Trustee of Samuel Wildesen an
nsoNSht debtor, viii sell on the premises near Fints
Durg carroll county 10 miles from Baltimore on the RAJ
t I'm anu kelstefstown Turnpike Road on SATURDAY
e -Ist OF august at O'Clock, p NJ all the right in
t .hcse l.ALo ABLE MINERAL AND ORE MINES on
IIdI part OF the Elms' estate lying in Carroll comfy
ana formerly owned by said Wildesen ''
larse amount OF money has been expended in fitting
ese mines Tor successful and efficient operation and un
ad management they could be made very valuable
t any, poucVe. The ore has been pronounced by compe-
et chemists to be very rich and pure To capitalists
mlsis 70 engage in the Copper Mining business rare
opportunity for paying investment is offered
Terms of sale, cash.
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Excursions.
! s5.5:...z.,...,.,..s 33BALTIMORE TO MOUNT

Ilka l1ilaa....,,.;.:1 b ALITMURE TO MOUNT
+-z ---tsS VERNON
YEN ERAL TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY Baltimore, July 10 1858
have been perfected by which visitors to
MOUNT VERNON may procure THROUGH ROUND
IhlF TICKETS from Baltimore on TUESDAYS and FRI
IA : OF each week, until further notice
Take the Gas A. NJ train at Camden Station for Wash
lngton, where at $50 Whalings omnibuses will be in
waiting to take passengers the wharf the fine steam
er THOMAS C0LLY Err, direct for Mount Vernon The
steamer will leave Washington at go A. NJ stopping at
alexandria and Fort Washington and arriving at Mount
eriion at ii o'clock, allowi visitors ample time to in
sect tine entire premises The boat will return thence t
washington about p NJ, i'll ii ne to take the 4I0P NJ
Tram Tor Baltimore; allowing three hours in Washing
ton they may return to Baltimore in the 30 p NJ train
arriving here at p. NJ. '
Round Tickets for the entire trip, including Railroad
Omnibus and Steamer So p each. TO be had at the Tick
ct Office, Camden Station. t|
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WILLIAM FRUSH, Trustee
NOTICE no rDnnrn,r-

49, NOTICE TO CREDITORS
an persons having claims against Samuel Widesap
10 the I'd day of December 1857 are hereby notified
~ pvsen tem properly authenticated to the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Carroll county ON or before b 81
S VI august WILLIAM FRUSH,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-09
BY CANNON 4 NiAIVuEylS.

EDUBllC SALE.-Default having been
n made in payment of the debt intended to be secured
by the mortgage from Francis NJ Baughman to Alexander
Gaddess dated the 10th day of November 1857 and re-
corded IN Liber f. d. No l5 of the chatte records of
1aitinpre city, l will, at 10 O'Clock, on THURSDAY
the 18th day of August 1885, at No 200 North Howard
street. sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
SaSn, The property conveyed by said deed, viz The
SIEAM ENGINE, BOILER, RUBBING BED and MA
1ilNEkf appurtcnant ut 209 North Howard street
"hre the same recently by the said Baughman
III ms business ALEX. GADDESS Mortgagee
auots CANNON & MATTHEW'S. Aucts