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

| AN Offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot
Il on Cherry street adjoining the Uriou Buiidfnrs -
(now IN course of erection fronting so feet and RIM
hing back Isl feet This is the most desirable IRON
erty In the city for sale Also store Houses on
Market street near Spring ST. Apply to
WILL. l.. BOYD,
yi-u No. so Cherry street
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ncw advertisements.
Notice of Dissolution.

VIE copartnershp heretofore existing under the
Il firm style Of WILLIAMS x Co was this day dis
solved by mutu-l consent-JoHN WILLIAMS succeeding
t. the business and hooks OF Williams L Co.
All persons indebted said firm are requested to
call and settle without delay. aug3-lm
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nrm Civilizations.
TRELAWNY'S RECOLLECTIONS
OF SHELLEY & BYRON.

w. T. BERRY a. CO. have just reed
RECOu.ECTI0NS OF THE LAST DAYS OF SHELLEY
AND BYRON. BY E. j. Treawny. l vol limo.
Cloth.
% No living poet ever arrived the fulness OF his
fame the jury which sits N Judgment upon a poet.
belonging as e does to all time must be composed Of
his peers II must be empaneIled by Time rom the
selected Of the MUSES. of many generations sid
Iey's Defence IF Poetry
w. u. FERRY 81 CO. have also Just
received
LEIGH HUNTS Recollectons of Byron and his Co
temporaries. vols. Cloth. Portraits.
BEECHER'S LIFE THOUGHTS. j vol
LFIGH HUNTS Indicator 2vols.
THt LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, the English
Railway Engineer. ! vol. Cloth.
SPECIMENS OF DOUGLAS JERROLD's WIT, to-
gether with selections, chiefly from his Contributions
to Journals, designed illustrate his Opinions /
vol. limo.
MUSTANG GRAY: A Romance. BY the Hon. Jere-
miah Clemens, Of Alabama.
BERNARD LIE An Historical Romance BY the
Hon. jeremiah Clemens.
DR.. CLAPP; Autob graphical Sketches and Rscol-
lect'ons during thirty five years residence in New
Orleans.
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RARE CHANCE.
Extra Chance

/ HAVE No. Blacksmith, 20 years old. and OF
good character, for sale. Also several ether like
ly negro men. WILL l. BOYD, JR.
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DAY BOARDERS.
FOR AUGUST.

A FEw gentieneE be accommodated with n4r
"A BaAK7 BY Immediate Application No Is, North
Market street al.ra-tf
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IT ULL A II o VI A.
e REAT SALE OF LOTS.
THREE DAYS SALE.

THE TULLAHOMA TOWN COMPANY offer -
for sals all those. beautiful lots hereto Sse4f9a
re reserved and unsod and which pc Ecf$SA
lliarly eligible for family residences, and
any Of them convenient for business houses. To
poor man who needs a hOme-to the rich
no desires TO purchase splendid AMI healthful To-
illty for a summer residence, and 10 the Of mod
late means who wishes u buy delightful dwelling
lace this sale presents great attraction.
The locality Of Tullahoma, with a population OF
bout twelve hundred inhabitants the Nashville
nd Chattanooga Railroad at the terminus Of the Nc
innvilc and Manchester Railroad, in Coffee county,
nd the table land of the mountain district of Ten
essee Is one of unsurpassed salubrity and pleasant
eSs, and the settler here will find himself in the
ndst of all the comforts and appliances Of a high
utilization, of orderly, well-reguated, moral and
sligous community, blessed with invigoratnC,
leasant and refreshing atmosphere which it is real
appness 10 breathe, and with pure cool water which
joy Of life to drink and in addition 10 all this the
valid viii find mineral water within the town site,
nd other mineral waters (chaly heate and snphur)
convenient to the town, by the aid of which
ate and restore health. Come To Tullahoma and pur-
base lot cheap, as the sale is without reserve.
The terms of sale a credit of and years
''nds and srcurity required and lien the lots
= lined.
DAYS Of Sale, Sd, 18th and tn days of 4 u
Just next. Maps ot the town, and at the lots for
lie, to be seen on application to me at the Lincoln
louise, Tuliahoma Tenn.
iye-td WIN MOORE. Agent
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kn FRIs sAIMOS TROUT; loo hAif bbls- salm-
CO On ffont, jus fecesxef, direct nom lake Sc.
psrior, exngh; wIlAin the azi ninety days foF eoy
Jy2l-If CARTER, MCKAY 90
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Il. VI. BRENNAN,
Nashville Foundry and Nae 'ias Shop,

TASUFAgTUkkS stram IA ines. Flosr, Grist a nd
WI saw Nils and MIL Machinery Of every dcscrip-
toa, Water Wheels, CHER sugar Kills, Castings
o. Machinery maxine Eyrus.fIfu Chimes Cane
Railroad and Contractors work,
hu.r Fo~crs Gar lerrck- BSaso Castings and issits
switrh's fFees. Turn tables. Tank Valves, AZ
Architectural Iron work al every de-
scFIstssn or sore frouts, ceilings tcrAn tahs, bal
oonl-s, C~n.~trry encl Saves Vaults ana Iprs fnr
H4sks and n t-tnrss House, ala OF she nexxe<r
stsie OF PATTERNS sud wei finished, az
Eastern Ftce>. ine trade saFpllrd ~ And
tr0.s Aesiies and wAson- boxes favorable
ly2@sB-
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White Lead.
SALT FOR SALE.

1DD0 KILLS pure White Lead IN store and for
IOOO sale by
=. & c. ANDERSON,
Nos. SOL Ssiuth College street
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NNENlPWVS COIVSE


THE Races over the Memphis Course Will commence
Il ON TihSllAI, october l9th, 1895, and continue
FIVE PAYS.
FIRsT DAY, TUEsn1Y, October lS.-The "WAIKKR
STAkE for three year ODDS, 90 $50 for
feit- Mile heats; three more oil the stake: the
Club 90 add 500, provided the . run name
and close the lst day q August, 1855. Security
will be required FOR the forfeit IN The above stake
SANE DAY.-JOokey Club Pure 500. Three mile
heats.
sbOSD DAY, NEDSESpAp, October 20.-JOckey
Club Purse so. Ae heat, three IN i've.
SAME DAV.-S~eeis AXE for two year Osds. $500 en-
trance, $50 forfct- Dash q mile " three OF more
20 oil the siake-now three entries. Security Will be
required Tor the forfeit.
1hlkn DAY 1HUkSnAS, October 2l--The ssHkErr-E
sIAkE," for three year olas. Two nile heats; sSOO
entrance 500 forfeit. three al The stake
the Club 10 add 500, provided the ~ run; 10
name and close lrt day Of August, Is5S Security
xin b. required for the forfeit.
FOURTH BAY, F,ansY. October .2-Jooksy Cob
Purse $40. Two mile bratz
Fn1H Day. SAN EDAY, october ez--Jockey Cub
Purse 81 o o. -Four mile heats
As- Walk over" the Eheve Cour-e entlIlrs the
horse 10 the full amount % jockey Club purses
III All entrsss Yah forieits seosred, uaasl he d.
VA. T RoUSDTREE, PacrrrzzoR,
leSo-td NemDhis Tenn
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, ComptroIIer's office, !
NASHVILLE July % lS5S (

STATE OF TENNESSEE Conptrollers Office
NASHVILLE, July 20, 1855.
This as 30 certify that the CITY FIRE INSURANCE Con-
PANY HARTFORD located at Hartford, IN the Of
Connecticut has complied with all the requirements
act passed by the General Assembly OF the Of
Tennessee, in March, 1856 entitled An Act regu-
late the agencies Of Insurance Companies not ncOr-
porated by the State Of Tennessee" aud that J,sPH
NASH is the legally authorized agent Of SAID Company
in the town Of Nashville, State OF Tennessee.
J. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller
The subscriber will issue Policies in the above reli
able Company equitable rates.
JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
iy31-u No. % College street.
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w. t. FERRY & co. have also just
UNIFORM EDITIONS
OF THE
STANDARD BRITISH CLASSICS.

THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON. Complete in
volumes. 12mo
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STATE or CONNECTYoUTl
Hartford COUNTF: u.s.
HARTFORD, July 10, 1858.
Personally appeared c. C. WAITE, Secretary of the
City Fire Insurance Company of Hartford and made
oath that the foregoing statement by him subscribed
is true, according to his best knowledge and belief.
Before me ROBERT +. DAY,
Justice Of the Peace
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HARPER's MAGAZINE FoR AUeUsr. just reeess-
ed By ~ Uy-sl FgHAcAg
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4 Country Home for Sale!

EoURTFFN and one half acres Of choice Land can
L be purchased on very reasonable terms II il
convenient 70 the market ms a vegetable garden
Apply 90
Mayo. UaA W L. BOYD. JR.
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., &C.. &c, No. u Cedar street,
Nashville, Tennessee.

A ~ now Receiving at their Store a large and gen
n eral assortment 81 Fresh nrugs Sc for the
summer Trade embracing everything 10 be called for
Drug store.
They have also just received large LOT OF Pure
White Lead and SsoS W bite Lnc IN oil, which they
wilI sell very i0s for cash Those Who wtsh To dls.
gusse their ODD aoinelis By giving them new dress
wouli do well - give thrm cali They have All the
varoas eoiofs, ground IN Oh generally used by Paint
eEE
Those Who want Pure ard Fresh Drugs aad Msdi
cines all DO well IA give them cAli
r. S-PrescrIptons neatly and accurately coua-
pounded AT ali hours By experienced Prescriplion sta
feb2S-Q
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COMMISSIONERS.
* ftnb q a5rb &
New York Millinery Empo, ium,
81 Union ST.. Nashville. Tenn.



Nj X -. DOYL
k0r leave 20 inform her customers IN the
~ city, ana Throughout; states 81 tennessee and
Alabama, that she has retarned from New York and
has received her spring lmPortatiOns for ls5s, of
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS 4 MILL
merry GOODS.
Consisting ~ part follows loco French Pattern
hAilncls aeo Leshorn faooniers and cbllrens HAS
richly tritnned, $50 iiead DEcsses So les 75s
boxes French Flowers, Bridal Equipment and Head
OfuAmenti 1900 pieces bonnet sash bell RibDons
VITA large Stock of kmbroidcrrs, Collars Sleeves
uoss. Mantiiiss
go Country diiiners supIled with Pattern Bon
netss and every article apperlaning 10 ts business
Every dcseriIltlon u bonnets aud tents Has
tle-e he'd and Irnrned IN Mrs O'-s own peculiar siylg
stamping for br~idins and fuking done.
when serene Summer nnfolls her robes
Ana gives fragrance 90 TIE air
Ino ladtA they Ual bob around
In search u hoaneis Without compare
80, ye ~ant - save shoe leather
Ana ulach icrplrxiig t0sl.
Oar abr &c - pfollt b the hoe weather
APrlo-u nIts NM = =
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!!

7 WISH 10 sell of the prettiest and most desira
bic places that has been offered for sale II con-
tans about 400 acres Of fine and fertile land with ele
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing - Acres well waered and tim
bered, with improvements
mayl5-u Will. l. BOYD, JR
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Shares
February Is, 1854, s. P. Walker transferred
to =. b Turner .............. ........ 4ss
to H l.. McClung .......-.....-....... 200
July l, 1854, :. p. Walker transferred to W.
a. Jones Observation-Disclosures. 90
August Is, 1854 5. p. Walker transferred to
F. Lane. .................... 100
March 81. 1855, : T. Walker transferred to
W. II. Carroll Observation-Disclosures. 20
April 6. 1855, D. T. Turner transferred to $
P. Walker. ......-..... .......... 500
April 10, 1855, F. lane transferred to ). p.
Walker. ...................... 100
April 81 1855, ii. l.. NcClung transferred to
:. p. Walker. - ..-.......... 200
June so, 1855, W. A. Jones transferred to
$ Walker. Observation-Disclosures. 100
January 20 1858, : F. Walker transferred
To d. b. Turner and W A. Jones, "all his
stOCk' ....................... 900
April 6, 1858 W. II. Carroll transferred to u.
b. Turner and w. A. Jones ............... 90
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

A MONO the lot we have several good Families two
n or three young Women with first child. four good
House Boys, boys from Is Ia 20, good Dining room
servants with good lot Of field hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber.
apr29-f II H. HAYNES 4 90
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Stock COv Sale

On SHARES Ruilding stock. Also, shares Nash
~ Vile and Chattanooga Railroad stock.
Apply 10 Will /. ROYD Agent,
lyl-u No. 30 Cherry street
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FOR RENT

THAT Elegant STORE HOUSE. No. II east side
Il Public Square formerly occupied nv LYONS &
Co. Possession given Immediately. Applv 20
Vlj BRANSF ORD, McWHlRTER 4 co.
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Ariunl denCit

Actual deficit. .................... s29,sl4 O6
The committee have adopted the following
rs Il guide in their classfications of the assets,
a. set forth above. to-wit: Glass No l.
Notes and other evidences of debt considered
solvent aud available. Class No. 2-Some-
what doubtful, but most OF which, with
strict care, may be realized. Class No. 8
Bad debts.
The Committee are of the opinion that it is
the imperative duty of both the former and
late owners of the Bank to make immediate
provision for the present actual deficit. and
that which may hereafter accrue from bad
debts, delay, etc.
GEORGE /. HOLMES,
J. u. WILLIAMS,
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July 6. I85S.-D. B. Turner enters his pro
test against the validity Of the two last men,
toned transfers of stock.
The Committee do not find after the with
drawal of W. NJ. FolwcIl that there was ever
more than $4,000 paid in as capital stock
viz: $4,000 by S. u. Walker, $4,000 10y ID.
b. Turner, 81 900 by W. A. Jones. On the
transfers of Jones' and Turner's interest in
the Bank to S. p. Walker. Jones and Turner
withdrew their amount paid in and subse-
quently Walker withdrew his.
We find that during the management of
the Bank by 5. p. Walker, that the following
notes and unacceptcd bills were deposited as
the preventative of the capital stock of the
Bank viz:
S. p. Walker, note, $40, 900; ditto, $50, 900:
Marsh Walk 7, $4,000; ditto, So 900; l. n
Barnett, $4,000: S. =. Walker. $50 600; S. =.
Walker unacceptcd bills, 100000; which
notes and bills were withdrawn 10y Walker.
on his transfer of the Bank to Turner aud
Jones. January 30, 1858. The Committee are
further of the opinion that most of the time
from the date of its organization at Memphis
to the day il closed its doors that it carried on
its operations without any actual capital
The minutes show that the last meeting of
the Dir, ctOrs was held January Z, 1856.
The following exhibit shows the entire liza
bility and assets of the Bank:
STATEMENT OF THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THE
CITIZENS BANK, OF MEMPHIS.
LIABILITIES.
To whole amount bank notes engraved 81 COG 500 co
Less amount on hand to-wt:
CIuzeus Bank Notes partially
signed but never circulated. STA $50 90
Citizens RtnA Notes unsigned
III original packages. $780,. 10000 90
Citiz ms Bank Notes -........ 45l ,369 90
Citizens Bank Notes redeemed
and in lands OF agent at Knox
willie as per last report...... 9O,244 90 s7l1 ,6e3 o.
Present actual circulation 1894 s37 OO
ASSETS.
Glass No. /
General Ledger balances 800 s34 642 25
Indivi iual Ledger balances,
Notes held by the Bank mot
dsc"unteG) ...........-.. 1870 90
Discounted Notes .......-... 81 ,SOl 81
Notes and Checks past due. SO,s62 90
sI43,o52 50
Class No > -
Individual Ledger balances,
(oVcrchcCks) ........-... 1895 81
Notcs held by Bank, (not dis
couhted( ....-----..--.- l,5Ol 50
Discounted Notes ......... u,757 90
Notes and Checks past due. SIS, 100 90
1856 "A
Class No. 3
Individual Ledger balances,
(overchecks) ............ 40 10
Notes held by the Bank mot
Discounted Notes .......... ,222 So
Notes and Checks past due. 3l5 so
1851 SO
Real Fstate-Banking House,
(Madison street. .......... $4,000 90
Bank Notes.. 81 .SSS IS
UnCuTTent Bank Notes. PA 90
Gold and Silver ........... l ia 81
SIl,.57 20
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Has been before the public more than 20 years
and is ieservedly popular in the cure Of
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Howard Association, Philadelphia
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

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i such as SpernatOrrhea, Seminal Ha
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the vice Of Onanism, or Self Abuse, &C. T.
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Just published, by the Association; - &
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Elisha Kent Kane.
A BIOGRAPHY.
BY WILLIAM ELDER.

In announcing the LIFE OF DR.. KANE, We
are but anticipating the wishes of thousands and
tens ofthousands of the admirers of that great
man.
Having been personal friend Of the deceas
ed, and enjoying large share Of his confidence,
DR.. Elder is well qualified to do justice to the
subject.
This work will be issued in one handsome oc-
tavo volume, and will equal in every respect the
superb volumes of Arctic Explorations, recently
published. It will contain new full-face pOr-
trait, executed on steel, as well as engrayings
of his residence, tomb, medals, &c.
In order to give this work large circulation,
it will be sold at the low price Of $1.50.