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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

~i,k., e II tho Tinted Sses that sad sssGe .h.l
never ne.r- With "a. prnay oisP>a Of The within hs
ssrn by the tni'ed Stats with rer.t:ors Csuxrs
nav End or securing the title
and tha; .hs b. mn<s on
nsrg 10 The Ur tfd States AID TIA cass al pou-r-
dt ryoprisors be t,xc hber hsn es6et Sir,h kud .t
N, aid shall TAX The land. the property of tho
nited STATE tbs; ss;s Proided hov,rer That uous in
iii. act of assou sh,l b. construed a. 70 sfy ~ acpt
IN. rr arc- sscbs6 10 sid Cousiit1on b s,i orI anc
i hereb1 r,.cte by The Government Of The nied St,<
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
The virginia LegisIature-Fire,

RICHMOND, va, Fnday, Aprll :, 1915.
The bill fixing the lst Of May for the resumption OF
specie payments has passed both Houses.
TIE bill requiring parent banks to redeem the notes
of their branches in specie and requiring independent
banks TO establish agency at Richmond or Balti-
more for the redemption of their notes, has also
finally passed, and takes effect April ], 1859.
ating 81 900 to remove the remains of President Mon
re from New-York to Richmond.
The tobacco factory of Mes-rs Crosby Wnfree OF
this city was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
SO coo; insured
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Casualty at Sea.

BOSTON, Friday, April =.
letter from Capt. Dale of the ship Fleetwood
states tina. while on the passage from Philadelphia for
Cape Town, G. G. H., during gale, Hiram Carpenter
of New Hampshire, and Edwin Hubbard of Middle.
town. Conn-the former carpenter Of the ship, and the
latter seaman-fe from aOft, and were drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
NAVIGATION i'm Lake Superior.

DETKoIT Mich, Friday. April =, 1888.
Two msil-cariers from Sault Ste Marie, with dates
to the 18th ult have arrived here They report that
the Straits Of Mackinaw free from ice The Sault
River was still brdged over with ice, but wa. giving
way fast. 1t is thought that boats leaving here on
the 10Th inst. would not experience any difficulty In
the 'Sapt River, or on Lake Superior, from ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
RurtOn,s Theater taken by the Gov
Rrnmcnt.

soeoiaI Dispstch 10 The N Y. Evening Post
WASHINGTON, Friday, April ., 1853.
Cant. Rynders has procured the contract with the
Government for Burton's old Theater for the United
States Courts, at $4,000 per year. The property
bode-s op Rekmsn street offered accommodations for
lars money
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Railroad Accident and Loss Of Life.

CORNING, n. T., Friday, April :, I8o8.
The mail train on the 1ioga Railroad ran OIL the
track last evening" about twelve miles south OF this
place. The engine turned completely over scslding
the engineer, John Forbes, very badly. He died at
O'Clock this morning. No other person was injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
To tbs Associated Press

ALB,Sr, Friday, April . 1853.
Tie Canal Board have resolved to reduce the tolls
from four to two mills On merchandise, three to two
mills on 6our on thousand pounds per mile.
The Americans and Republicans have held c.n-
ference. and the committees have agreed upon Mr..
John n Wilder as the anti-Lecompton candidate for
n.x,y of Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Lecompton at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn, Friday, AprI 2, Io0S'
Ibrty.one guns are to be fred at noon tomorrow to
rejoice at the defeat of Lecompton in the House OF
Representatives A MAS meeting viii also bs held at
the same hour in the State-House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

M.cHIsE SrADIsG-Wm. T.. Ward of Pot Chsstx
is engaged in building working machine for sps4ss.
which be believes viii be capable Of brssksg ~ three
quarters Of an acre per hour ten rchss dep. o. lseq.
ifrcquIsd srd sssEc,set Locomotive psver IS S,vsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
shipwreck and Loss Of Life.

CH.RLEsToS, Thursday, April ], 1873.
The brig Lion, OF Boston for Aux Csyyes was lost
on Iaagus Issn1 lone of the group OF the bshsnAS)
with oil hands, except one seaman thai was saved
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
The -. Lawrence at Montreal.

MONTREAL q. f., Friday, April :, 1888
The water in the st. Lawrence is very high above
.be Victoria Bridge. The lower part of Griintown is
aoodsd Weather to-day, warm and clear. The
Thermometer stands at 30 above zero.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
From Albany.
TO The n. Y. Tribune.

Sp>cis Dspsich 70 The n. !. Tfibuns
ALBANY, Friday, April ,, ISIS.
Governor King has nominated General Duryea ot
Brooklyn as Major General vice Aaron Ward, re-
signed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03
Fire in Stanton. VI.

STANTON, VT. Friday, April :, 1893.
The hotel in this p,ce, kept by Mr.. Turvill, WAS
de stroyed by tire to-day. l.oss SJ,MO insured for
$4,000.
Weather RepOrtS.-APErL Z!
By the Eastern Western Northern aud Southern Lne.Ohce
No. Il Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

20 mnch 70, 30 much. Dr. Charieton says, IN hs
E,ocyyrs. that "we have no reason to complain of
"tb. want Of scarlet robes, CT golden embruidxias,
";ews.s ard ropes OF peers whiIs We have cSAss
and essis garment to keep away the cod" II the
fair ores Of 1873 were Of Ike Owly and eeonomicd
,se of mind, then had pleasant task beee thAak-
less ard o,u occupation gone.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-03

cr two shades Of the sspc TINT The oey novesiy ns-
sss Of ribbon baIses embossed in patterns. having ts
se.s al the ads.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
When Gov. Walker went to Kansas

When Gov. Walker went to Kansas,
last summer, and proclaimed to that people,
that the Constitution to be framed by the
Convention, then already called, should be
submitted for ratification or rejection to
the entire people of the territory that the
President had so instructed him to say,
and that if this behest was disobeyed, he
and the President would throw their whole
power and influence against the admission
of Kansas, under it, there was just and
spontaneous burst of Indignation, pervaded
the length and breadth of the South. 1t
was then maintained that this was execu-
tive interference Of the rankest and most
odious type. 1t was persis.ently, and
ably and justly contended that the Gov
ernor, nor the President, nor any power
ontside of the territory, had right to say:
this shat be so, or II shall not be so, or thus
and So in relation to the affairs of that
territory. The act Of the territorial Leg
islature was referred to, and when it was
ascertained that it was silent upon the
subject, it was triumphantly said, this is a
matter exclusively within the breast and
discretion of the convention. So Buchanan
was denounced and Walker, and the de-
nunciations fell so thickly, and heavily and
overwhelmingly that the Presidents par
tizan friends were forced to deny his CON-
plcity with Walkers proceedings. Even
the Washington Union, the blow-pipe, the
whispering tube. the speaking trumpet of
the Executive chamber, was forced to ad-
NIT that Walker had pcrpetrated an in
discretion, an embarrassing improperly in
propoundng his isothermal theory, and
pledging the President to line of policy
in case such and such should not be done
The argument then was, the convention
was called by the people, elected, or to be
elected by the people, was the embodied
sovereignty of the people, was the people,
and as such was vested with unlimited
power, subject alone to the constitution of
the United States eaafa
1t is with sincere regret that we see these
positions abandoned by any portion of the
Southern people. The President, if he did
so instruct and authorize Gov. Walker to
speak, has been guilty of deep, shameless
and damning piece of trickery and treach-
cry, equaled only by the treachery perpe-
trated as against the South in the first I'm
stance But this is no especial concern of
ours 1t can neither justify as in applaud
ing Walker for doing what we denounced
him for promising to do. nor be made q
pretext for practicing fancy political SON.
ersets. Sos s.st t-t..s.t fr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
From III. N. Y. Evening Post.
Our Unfortunate President.

It appears by letters from Washington that Mr..
Buchanan has got himself into difficulty by his
double fac I'd policy. Commodore Pauding, it is
said, has private Instructions from the PRESIDENT,
fully wsranting bis capture of Walker in the style
in which it DONE and entirely refutng the dec
laration in the message that the Commodore tran
scended his intructions. -
On the other hand it il announced that flbuster
Walker, enraged at the Presidents desertion is on
his way to bis trial in New Orleans, holding in his
pockets documentary proof that the President was
original adv ocate and counsellor OF the late IN.
successful fllibustering invasion OF Nicaragua.
n Thus there two opposite and hostile parties,
each disguised With the Presidents duplicity and
half-faced fellowship and each holding sword OF
Dimoclas over the terror-stricken functonary OF
the White House. Truly, as Henry Clay sale, it is
better to be right than be President.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
ed among the States:

The number of stores at the date of this
statement was 2O4 ,O6I-the number of
failures being 4, 937.
The failures in the British provinces of
Canada, Nova Scotia and New-Brunswick
are set down at 8,051 ,0o0-making the
total amount in the United States and the
British Provinces 1929, SO1, 900. But it is
estimated that there will be realized from
those who will pay in full ST., l89, 600;
and on the amount of Ordinary" failures
ESTIMATED by the average of former years
at $197 800, 000) at 40 cents on the dol
lar, SIS, 1872 900. This will leave final
loss on the failures of the past year OF
$I43, $4,000
The Agency from whose books this esti-
mate has been made up is that of B. Doug
lass & Co. 1t probably enjoys facilities
for information, which, although they may
not be strictly accurate, are yet as near
" so as can be obtained. We think they
are probably mistaken in the number and
amount of failures in Tennessee, unless the
broken or dscredited banks are included,
which the statement does not purport to
do.
The following remarks refer to the coun-
try stores and are as interesting as they
are honorable TO the country merchants:
81 There are 157, 394 village and country stores in
the United States; and they are all the while in
debted to i b5ers of the cities, on the average OF
cav, IA 500 EACH; or, in the aggregate, $2,2S2,-
900 900. They are, season sfter season, paying off
end mourning this debt siresh. These merchants
we are proud to cay, tmbody as much industry, bu-
siness TALENT and integrity, as are to be found 10
any of the walks of life and the per centage OF
loss by them including that which is made by ad-
venurers and innovsters is on the amount OF bust
ness done, small indeed.
Ifthe country storekeepers general debt i,, as
herein before estimated, s., 2s2 100000 it would
b. fair 10 infer that ordinarily the years business
woul1 amount to oil OF double that sum, 81 1884,,
OOO,O From this would Deduct for light
trade last spring, and the injury to sales this fall,
40 per Mt. which would make the business for
1857 with the country merchants amount to So.
1885, 400 OOo and the losses for the year by this
trace 1885, 900, the per centage is about
one and a half"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20

A WONDERFUL CASE OF STARvATIoH.-A
most remarkable case of voluntary starvation
is reported by the keeper ofthe st. Lawrence
County Poor House, New York, which if not
well attested we should pronounce Incredible.
1t appears that some time since an aged man,
who had been for some time an inmate of the
Poor House, refused to take food, saying he
had made VOW to his God never TO eat again.
From that time no threats or solicitations
could induce him TO eat, and he lived In that
state sixty five days and twelve hours before
he died. Mr.. BoorInan, the keeper, states
that during that time he took no food of any
kind, and that he seemed to be free from dis
ease. He literally died of starvation, with
plenty around him, being most remarkable
illustration of strong will. -e..,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
Valuable Building Lots
"@F a

IN Z w G. S A DDITIO ".
S will sell for The benefit of the parties concerned
at Public ucon, the premises to the highest Liader
On Tuesday THE / 6 TIL DAY or FEBRUARY, So,
the lois described below in Eving'S addition Nashville,
viz lots Nos. rs, -, IS and % Ewing and
Fogg street. lots Nos l0l lO2 1J3 Steven
avenue and Alton street lots Nos. ~, l22 12s
f2i Wetlore street. lots Nos. 125, 1876 27 and 12s
gilmore street and Stevenson avenue lot No 81
living avenue and High street: lots Nos. 92 3d. 81
and 95 fronting Ali street int bx the
Railroad lots Nos To- IL and II fronting Stevenson
and Foggst eet, AMI ntersece by The Railroad
The sale will be who reserve credit of12 months
wit interest from date, and notes with good security pay
able Bank will be equrl d, and lieu retained the
property. ROBF. g. FOsl ER, SID.
Jan2O-dtd V. K. STEW kNSON,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20

BuRSISe CoRS FOR FuRL--The Chicago
Tribune says: ave used 20 hear that among
the wonder of the West the practice. in
times of little prices and mach hog, of born
ing bacon on the river steamers Is the cheap
est fuel, was not the least Lateraiiy we have
supposed that western men had out grown
the necessity OF what would ordinarily be
criminal waste, but gentleman who has lust
returned from trip on the Illinois Central,
tells Us that al kankakee, only few hours
ride from this city, he found man burning
good sound corn-in-t he-ear in his stove. In
auirlng the reason OF what was 10 him shame
full, he was told that while poor coal Was worth
so cents per 100 lbs. 81 the depot, unIhrashed
corn was duh - IS cents for thesams weight.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
what the Crisis ha $ done.

A statement has been prepared and pub
Iished by New York Mercantile Agency,
which processes to be nearly, if not quite,
accurate, of the mercantile failures in the
United States for the past year. 1t occu-
pies too much space to transfer to our col
umns, and we have therefore condensed
and present below, the gross apparent loss
by the failures of 1857, as it is apportion-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20

CEMENT ZOE BROKEN CHINA.-Stir plaster
of Paris into a thick solution of gum arabia,
till 1t becomes q visoous paste. Apply it with
a brush to the fractured edge, and draw the
parts closely together. In three days, more or
less according TO dryness and temperature of
the air it will be perfectly dry, and the article
cannot be broken in the same place. 1t is
white and does not show
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
AFTERNOON SESSION .

Mt Buiien made some remarks in favor of the
pending resolutions
Ar. Goodner spoke in opposition to the re solu
tions. = ~ = - = :.
Mr.. Davis OBJ aimed the floor and sioni6ed his in.
teDtion OF speaking upon the resolutions on to-
morrow morning. -
Ard the senate proceeded to the consideration
of other business. IS ~ f17- -
Several bills passed the second time.
The bill to give Scqastcaie county a director in
the branch OF the STAT Bank at Sparta was taken
up and passed the third and last time.
House bill TO amend the act 20 incorporsta Rhea-
town In Greene county, and for various other pur-
poses, passed the first time.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock to morrow morning
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20

= CozLsoroas 0rsioE. 1T HALh. I
Nashville, Jan. lsfh, ISIS !
TAX PAYERS who desire 20 avail ~ ise rrs
vihezes Of the a~ allowing pre Paynsst OF COT era
nn Taxes for hs issss hereby no ned RAJ Icy
will ~ vzsssa ~ calling As above lntere, a tns
PEI si1 be zlex 81 % iAe f.cr
of eertaeats ssssd 81 sxAbse property within
q c4u A. SkLsOAs seAiecsor
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20

w- A Washington letter writer for the
New York Tribune says
e. The apprehension that the expenditures of
the fiscal year will reach SOC, 000, 900. induoes
tho Democracy to hesitate about approprla-
= tions. The Military Committee Of tbs Senate
will probably report again.t raising Eve regi-
-nnent-, aud will recommend a substitute
the policy of Increasing each regiment two
, companies, and raising the peace establish
ment companies from 90 10 Oh men, and in
war 10 128.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
caAAc.RY gALEof SLAVES.

IL parsasncc decree Hssds ~ the Chan.
J. Gerry LIE In The cf hu- d. Asz va
" h Rita and ethsr vii seh tEe highest ei1eer ioi
ezsA, the Pahie 4. Ia the tty 81 Sashscs %
SATURDAY the xUrd DAx 81 sEhkIAaf, Isl s, th<
fsesing sits LoasA. Maria. Es<n, Alssy
Lazy knn. Mzsszrs. aaa AAsta1
JEsss. u. is-s-A - ehanesss csaIt q ss.Asais.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
NOTICE.

EETF wish to purchase 70 to Il Likely Young Ne
w gro Men Bos from the age OF 10 TO 20
We want them likely good ,ize, wh smooth black
Ekin. II. ii. HAYNES = CO.
have good to hire for The present year
Jan. ST
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
COAL! COAL

TUST received 60l0 bushels o. coal from Bells Mines
u viIl ell a. IS and 20 cents per blshel.
No 1871 No-h cherry street. h. P. FoRr, Ag't
dec24--1m. rEsr-e
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
For Rent or Lease.

THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike
Il at present coupled ~ Mr.. teloNs Il
besides bitch rooms, has about
Of FIounO Chez. IL Guild he i,ased good
tensut for \ term Of years II desired app, 70
nOVl9 Az. ;. IlNnSIFY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
EOR KENT.

THAT CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING on ga
b. the FrBukln lump k@ road, he FIRST -.
Toil-Fate, occrpi h. }. A. McC AZ phe E.q. 4~
he onse Aus four besides kc' nts'
oos, etc. and as fhirt OF ground sched.
e. Suitable 4 tnure can he rrrci as'd Nv The ten
ant. IL de-red. sae- Possession given inv edstely.
Apply A. V. :. IlNDSLFH,
Pov LETT. No. 3d. College ST. Get.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
For Rent.

TWO handfore snd hr;s HE Brick Dwellings Nos
and p, Claitorne's Eow. these Louse new, and
Eeh fn he'd; the room OF good size, with h:sh ceilings
the horsss ve ventilated ydraut IN he lots. and
he Mt lave the Triv q n Free Sc ool and
the Ight educate hair children Nihcu chsrre Clai-
borne Or Minus Fulr ~ hour from hee
". r. LiNISLtY.
Dec 2-dtL p. v. GLASCoCK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
LEGISLATURES oF.TENNEssEE.
SENATE.

aa TUESDAY, Jan. 19, 1853.
No new business being presented /;
Sr- Bratcber took the floor upon the resolutions
before tbe Senate. At the conclusion of bis
speech; "a
hr Bn'len obtained the floor, bu. gave way for a
motionto. adjourn. Adjourned till . O'clock
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
For Rent.

GONE FIVE six Of Cistorre's and neat Cottages
- situated between the Lebanon and Nurt Turn
pikes, III be rented TO good tenants ~ low price for the
ing these hou have tie privilege OF
Ia tbe supply Of convenient to all Of them, with
oat charge, entitled the benefit the Free
Schools q which is in their INN ediae
Apply A.N. :. IINuSlEN.
Dec 2-du r. Il. GLAS. UCK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
REGULAR THuRspAY z

REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET
FoR ST. LOUIS.
rIsHE One passenger and freight G-H
Il steamer. sALtiE WEST l. -. - d i
above aad all way points THURSDAY skxr, 2isr-,
o'clock 2. NJ, and vii leave THURSDAY even
ing during the that time fos freight or pas
age apply board
Janis -6m A HAAILross Ageaf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
CHEAP SOLE LEATHER

u & C.ANpERsUN Nos IS and IL College street, have
in store ard for ale lie Wy lot OF excellent oak
tanned Sole Leather at 25 cts.per n.
Call soon you with bargains In any kind Of Leather
L. &. ANDERSON.
Nos. IS IL, College street,
Jan12-u a doors fion Broad, st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
FOR RENT.

~ HRFF de rsble rooms over the Planter, Bank,
4 suitabe or orsces. FnirsIees Colel and Union
streets. Possession g,ysn inluaeoist-y-
o. EWING, Prest.
Dec lT-ti Planters
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
NOTICE.

THE Stock o: Ready Corhing, lat the Auction
l. Rooms OF ifeDj. r. Shields.) will be open for
few DAYS longer. ..r..- ...
Persons wishing to supply thenseyes VII DO el 70 call
wi lhont further deIay. BENZ. i. siIIELDS.
iAnI5-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
Safe OF lots.

pY virtue Of deed in trust executed 70 me, as RrIsfee
ID hearing date Oct. 1870 registered in the Regis
ter's oace Book No. % page 821 viii on satur-
day. January 2Srd 1885, the highest bidder, in the Court
house Yard Nashville four beart building Lots, in
Halls addio Nashve Nc. q, 2e, . snf 50, each lo
on irg fifty feet - street nd running bscS 80
feet alley the equity # redemption to the above los
waived. Such title as is vested TrIs will he
given tie pu chssers. Sale about - ock n Terms
n ade known on the day of sale N. HOB soN,
Trpstee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
TRUST SALE.
Selling or Under Cost Price.

~ crtsr 70 n ave roo NY SpF<g sto-t 81 Goods,
4 wln ~ 4 the hsar ~ ny etcck a MIfnerF ecas
nos on band unds price. eons ting Of acss ferey
Fonn-. a. % unrir kieh Aornct RIBBONS
Frrnch ksatteFs. Faars, Aeh4ir, heSd-efescs
sk stis Ksa Gloves tects pair Pc Nc o. 81 sl~
soxss assorsed coors kutfoideFie shem setts nect
slssses worksd Coizrs, Ehrosdered HsnksFehiss
net flounclue \ sces se senersi q s,.n-
10y fsoeas coFplse Nov Ladies 4 yoer tine 70 oss
Faney 0oocs cheap for essh,s there WI ee 70 e'sa'
giFsn leDeEbSr The place, Ne. te c-dsr sr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
FOR RENT.

THAT Country CottsPe. four rifles from TIE *
J City, the nashville and Chattanooga IHEsE
Rai'road. IT G'erc'f, with twenty OF lsEk
ground suitable for CRrdering.
dec8o--f BCYp & Co No. 30 Cherry str.si
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
FOR RENT.

rINw story frf hoJ sc in Ncsvock's addition go
i cntsirirg I've rooms, kitchen, lsrge yard 81
and good well OF water. Apply 10 XII
W. =. MCFARLAND,
dec5l-u No. 7a, North College ST.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
NTRAw-CUTTEns,

I'VE have large stock If strsw Cutters, Sinclair
w sArfo< So aad canzH ng rszsnt The l.rser
n hrst pfs@ism tEae National fAir Lsals vile.
ssss. II ARMSTRONG . ~