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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
CORPORATION TAXES,

1NAX-PAYERS owning property in the Corporation
l. Of Nashville, are reminded that their Corporation
and School Taxes due and payable at the Office of
the Collector on the FIRST OF JULY, Those who de-
sire TO costs and trouble will please pay attention
to this notice. The undersigned be found at his
Office, City Hall, ON the Public Square.
ie3O-2w A NELSON Collector
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
Chancery Court at Nashville.

- Scruggs and others Samuel NJ. Allen & others.
Cross bill of Defendants.
A the Office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
n Gerry Court at Nashville the 2nd day OF
ly, 1855, motion of complainant, by counsel in
above cause aud appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
Clerk and Master, that the said defendants
airy Barksdae, William Scruggs, Phineas I.
,;ruggs and Finch Scruggs, are non residents Of
e state of Tennessee, and therefore the ordi-
ry process OF this court caunot be served upOn
EN-, it is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
aster that publication be made for four weeks
succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper
ib!ished in the ci;v OF Nashville requiring the
ID defendar . pc h 1t term of the Chan
ry Court, "a DC hOden for the county OF Davidson,
the court house thereof in the city Of Nashville,
LIST Monday in November next, and kanswer
bill in above Cause by defendants or the same
III be taken for confessed 10 them and set down
hearing cx parte.
.JNO. f. GLEAVES,
jy3-w4t Prs Zee 50 Clerk Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

Ess- The President is fiinching little from
his war on DoUGLAs in Illinois. His cut
throat policy there is being resented in Penn
sylvania. - On. Cbm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

The Knoxville Rssa OF the LIST inst, says
one dollar notes o. the Chattanooga Bank
raised to fiyes are In circulation Lere, bur
easily detected.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

THE New BANK AT KNoKvHLE.-The
Register says:
The new branch of the Bank of Tennessee,
recently located at this place, is now in oper-
alton. We saw a two dollar bill yesterday,
issued from this bank, dated July LIST 1855"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03
JAMES'S LAST AND BEST.

LORD MONTAGU'S PAGE, an Historical Romance Of
the Seventeenth Century, by G. P. R. JAMES
ALSO,
LECTURES OF LOLA M0NTEZ, Countess of Lands
field y Including her Biography
ALSO,
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY, Summer Ramble
among the Fossiliferous Deposites of the Hebrides
or Rambles Of a Geologist, Ten Thousand Miles
over the Fossiliferous Depostes of Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, Ii d. Just received by
je29-G CHARLES W. SMITH.
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Dwelling for Ncnt,
AND
Furniture for Sale.

L HAVE for rent, neat and comforta BILE dwelling
Il house, containing eight rooms, conveniently sit
mated aud well suited for a Boarding House. | will
also sell on reasonable terms NV household and
kitchen Furniture, Of every description. Those wish
ing % rent and purchase would do well IN give me
call and examine the premrses-College below
Church.
junel7-u GEO f. MEAD
No. IL South College street
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Nj AlSKIED.

At the residence of Col. VIM P. Cannon, in this
county, Tuesday evening, 18th III: by Rev. DIR.
Wharton, of Nashville, Mr.. SAMUEL F. PERKINS, TO
Miss THERESA Z. EwIN -Efdnklin Req.
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Change of Schedule.
80 - 60
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
1s- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -e1
EACH WAY OVER THE Road.

~ and amer THURSDAY, April s,h, IsSs, the Pas
" scnEer Train Viii run follows
Leave Nashville daily II A. NJ and =. NJ
Arriving ~ Chattanooga az ee0 T. ". and Il IS N
Leave ChAttAnoarE al i030 A. n. and rs p NJ
Arriving al Nashville at ole A N. and $40 p. n.
Passengers for the ELst. VA Wilmington, y C.. can
leave Nashville either tram, and make Close con
Deciions throaghsuI Ma Knoxville. Team, and
Lypehburg, Va should leave Nashville on the
iak train tD make the connrctssn.
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville "a the p.
n train, which eonnects al stev~nsrn With ~ 4 C.
Railroad.
Thase for hcNinnville and Sparta viii leave Nash.
vllie the y n. train, wich eounects directly Il
TglahOfnA with the Tor NcAisnhviia The train
~ack leaves AeEianv lie at Il 50 Connects Yah ths
day tram from Chattanooga and arrives II Sashvs a.
sle =. NJ
Al Nashville there > a daily connceflon with bnass
for -. Leuis Gpcnnati, Louisville Memphis, New or
leaHs f1ttseasg 6e, ar; Also daily line Of stages Cor
I,salstie.
Through Tirkea be procured the ueSol before
the starting ~ tse trains for Nchnnyille funtss 49,
Memphis. 1uHcfon, AitzEl4, Maeon, Aopganery ,cisar-
icston. yariIah, Aagpsi4. Wilmington and knoxxir.
Iyneh0arg, fctersburg and kchmoad. Passengers
from Nashville 60 New fork g va Knoxville. Tns
threagh, Are dass ftk 4 decsisdiy tAs cheapess
and besz frOza Middle Tennessee ne Eastern
Cties- c l. ANDERSEN
5cls-a Cezeral Ticket Agent,
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Valuable Free-SOil Property
FOR SAFE

WILL sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il and owned by Vim. T. Mosby situated on High
street. South Nashville fronting sixty feet and run
ming back two hundred The house is a brick with
all her necessary out buildings all In good repair
Also, vacant lot fronting High street thirty-six
feet, aud running back eco feet good location for
building site. This is desirable property 10 those
wishing 10 get rid Of the taxes that are i'm
posed upon property holders and would earnestly
invite those wishing 10 invest in real examine
this property.
TERMS oF SAtE-A credit Of one two and three
years, with interest from date.
re- For further particulars call on
T. r. GIASCOCK
Ic7. Real Estate Agent.
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

yITE Offering for sale that beautiful and we'll
w improved farm, containing 65 acres, fronting
the Gaafin Turnpike nni within sight Of the louis
willie and Nashville Railroad miles from Nashville
This place in Of the very best neigh borhoods
the State. The improvements, consisting of n
modious Dwelling House, good Servants Rooms,
Kitchen Carriage House. Stables, and two excellent
Springs, all under a substantial enclosure.
BRANSFoRD, McwHIRTER a CO.,
june12-1m No 3 Inn Block
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no contractors.

fNHF undersigned viii receive, Until the 1osh day
Of July, proposals for the Excavation ans stone
ork e the fouadafisn q The Masonic Temps
Church street The excavation 20 be feA ten feet
eP aaa the foasissisn ~Asl 70 be hrzs class serk-
2hship. For further particulars, enqetEe -
CHARLIE A. FULLER,
AMI ANukfzsklS e-se--s
JOSIAH Ef1tkiS. Bald Com-
D. r. wfikf<.
iyl-td ~. D. HiCks,
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Fifty Negroes for Sale,

A MONG the lot we have several good Families two
"a or three Young Women with first child, four good
House Boys, boys from is To 90 good Dining room
Servants, with good lot of field hands, and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber
apr2q-tf II Il HAYNES 4 co
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FINE FARM FOR SALEIi

WISH 10 sell of the pretiiest and most aeSira-
bic places that has been offered for sale II con-
tains about 100 Of fine and fertile land with ee
CANT improvements.
Also, one containing ~ Acres well wafered and tim
bered, with improvements.
mayl5-tf WILL. L BOYD JK
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Who Wants a Country Residence!

H mos. sqS SSarnS. viii .dTm sell G on the ~
ldence the Gallatin Turnpike ~ rrIF,1E
road, two miles from Nashville E1llff1Sa1l1S-
this side the first toll gate containing nearly acres
Of land, about three in cultivation, the balance we'll
umhered. The improvements consist of a frame
dwelling with three comfortable rooms kitchen
room, porch stable and carriage house well enclos
ed, Nc, and a thriving young orchard Any person
wishing 10 purchase, possession be obtained the
growing crop thrown in and the farming utensils
stock sold unusually low. For terms &c, apply To
No 81 College street, near the square.
je2-lm J. MIIIIRON.
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Stock for sale.
Extra Chance.

/ AM offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot
Il on Cherry street, adjoining tho +UPon Buldings1
(now IN course Of erection fronting so feet and
ming back Isl feet. This is the desirable prop
cry IN the city for sale Also, two Store Houses
Market street near Spring st. Apply q
WILL. T.. BOYD,
jyl-u No so Cherry street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-03

We find in the Louisville Journal of the
30th ult-. a long article in which it is main
tanned that the British Government have
yielded nothing, in the recent negotiations
growing out of the aggressions on American
vessels, but that our Government have really
cayed in and knocked under The Journal
bases this assumption upon despatch of Gen.
CAss and the remarks of Lord MALMEsBURY in
the House of Lords, wherein he stated that
he had had conference with the American
minister, and there "was not any great diff
ference Of vie VS. between" them, and adds:
After that conversation has been reported
to the United States Government, after the
delivery of the dispatch which have written
to Lord Napier, and after the orders that have
been sent to our officers in those seas, hope
there will be no repetition of snch acts as have
been described to US, whether true or not
In these circumstances feel that this country
need remain under 10 apprehension that any
thing will occur to break the alliance that SO
happily exists between the two countries.
These remarks, as well as the despatch to
Lord NAPIER mentioned, the Journal contends
do not refer TO the question of the right of
visit and search; but to the questions presen-
ted in the following despatch of Gen. CAss to
Mr.. DALLAS:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I'VE have this day sold D. FISHER, wHFiESS 4
w CO. our entire stock Of tsrcceries. and the bus
ess hereafter VIII be conducted by then
yl j. I. MARTIN co.
fTTE have this day associated with US In business,
w Mr. J. r MARTIN.
ui = FISHER, WIRELESS co.
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LEECHES.

A LARGE supply OF genuine Swedish Ieeches Just
~ received and for sale by
RAINS & BROWN
may27-u No. 19 Public Square.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12
ToNI-ARoNIATIC BITTERs
CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS

This highly agreeable cordial tax pure and prepared
by at the of anumber Of families who had repre-
scented to the inconvenience resulting mixing
rees of htter which be undued the loss
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made firm
rance Of the mode of administe ing them.
These well founded objections enabled to understand tho
true causes which deter from making OF their
excellent and beneficial preparations The manufactured by
me- be taken pure, obvaes MI the difficulties alluded Il
is highly ecaoious In of general weakness and In
Gus affections generally, and is certain preservatve from
gasrtisthat fatal disease pecHsr TO and humid eli.
mates II reesthhes the appetite, ny the general
system and in lime restores healthy color persons who
acquired Emphatic temperament
cordial possesses not only the property Of stimulating the
appetite, but Of aiding digestion II tempted by sumpuou
repast 10 indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence
slow and mpedtd digestion. small glass Of this adirabl
liquor occasions speedy relief aud facilitates nature
Persons in good health may use it eservative and pleas
ant beverage, Its delicious and render smell
Those who in the habit Of taking luuch and particular
ladies' will find it invaluable addition this repas
merely account of its exquisite favor but from It's digestive
qualities.
The most delicate contributions from infancy old age
both sexes employ without the slightest
Directions will be given persons using for the first time.
A. A, PEYGHAUD,
az 2m&W No lOS ROYAL street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-12

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of OTeAns, City of New Orleans.
remembered that the sixth day of May, 1855 before
me the undersigned Justice Of the Peace IN and Tor the city
aforesaid y appeared Henry Peyehaud President aud
Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope n Company Of
New Orleans being duly according TO law, do de-
NOSE saw that foregoing just and and
a correct transcript from the books Of said Company
II. PEYCHAID, President
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary,
sworn to and subscribed before this sixth day of May,
1sss JOHN W. ANDREWS,
Third Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The BOARD Of Directors have this day declared cash dv
dd Of sixty per cent capital paid in Of this Company
ont of the net earnings year ending Soh April 1855
h in accordance with sricle 18th Of the charter Of said Com
as follows Ten per payable demand TO the stock
bde or their legal representatives and after the 18th Of
Nav instant aud the balance credited installment
o. the unpaid stock notes.
DIRECTORS.
L. II Place, a. Luetest,
: pIsss,n W. II. Vredenburg,
O. II Kern'On, Heo heSu'ai
II. Pevrhaud. m4lV In
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ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GALVANIZED

r EFRIG ERATORS.IM GALVANIZED
IL IRON REFR lGEKATORS practical and scientific
principles The best and most convenienen article in
cooling and preserving meats, milk, butter. fruit wines etc
They arranged that the ice slowly through
each shelf and being confined from the ees Of the hot air.
Keeps them at the coolest point causing the refgerang
huence he the throughout the whole apparatus This
is effected by the dppngs from the ice which is lost in all
other refrgeraors They open the front and top
neat piece of furniture be placed ROOM and have
water JAR by which perfectly cold water all times
had without additional Ice These Refrgeraors expert
men They have been successful ope alton for upwards
ten the qualification Of those who have them
their certificates viii show the approved
before the public The improvements recently added by which
the most perfect ventilation is insured saving Of ice
has been obtained gid produced and durability
Effected certainly place them far in advance thing
offered for public patronage.
GALVANIZED IRON
HA been substituted for the shelving lien Of zinc thereby
enabling 10 offer them entirely free from oxidation and
eortoson and consequently void Of that dsgeeabe odor
which has heretofore been Objectionable in other reeer
tors IN addisn to their being vastly superior others
owing to their convenient and unequaed prn
epe they serveeabe, II is conceded that
Galvanized Iron u durable thar any other metal
not affected By acid salt water ETC.
For sale by
MIC San FLINT JONES, a and 46 Royal street.
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s22 2rn6w
n SpOVEs.-FIvE HUNDRED COOKING AND

IN STONES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
q HEATING STOVES Of the latest improved patterns
kgT Morning Star" Charter Oak Shanghai" Econo.
~ mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Coab
Stoves,n OF their own manufacture.
The undersigned prepared at short notice. al
orders for Sheet Iron Chmney Breechng Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They
hand large stock Of Tin and Japan Ware suitable
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents for the
manufacture OF McCRACkEN'S Patent Eyaporang SteHr1
Sugar Pan They have certificates in their that th
Pam with the quantity Of has evHporRed double
the quantity Of Juice Of the best Pan in They
working model OF the Pan, which they win be happy exhibit
TO any interested In the culture Of Sugar Cane.
WHEELER 4 F0RSTAIL.
d2g ly zig Tchoupitonlas ~ Fulton
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GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, PIANO, WINES, etc,
NJ auction on account OF departure.
BY j. A. BEARD & co.



- banks Arcade, Magazine street, will be sold
/. TWO LOIS OF GHbUND, in the First District in the
square bounded by Rampant Basin Graver and Perddo
measuring each 10 eet inches lines front on Basin
each lot consist Of tvosory and attic Frame
and large vesibule, with mahogany ensa to the attic
with cis'en, hydr-n etc. and all necessary buildings
2. THREE LOTS, with i'm provemens on No and L. now
leased NJ sos mon b. eachhe houses finished
In the square bounded by Baoane Dryades od Julia
streets and designated by The Nos and having each
y feet fon on Baonne street No has depth of 1913
between parallel lines No has depth Of 2S side
OF No q then naows feet when thAs further depth Of
81 feet and l6O 'eet deep the side' No No has
depth OF 100 feet between parallel lin PER plan The i'm
provemen lots nd consist story and
attic Frame Building divided into front and 10
IN the main building and in the kitchen with csern
hydrsn etc. etc. When all rented they bring about $g5
per month. "
a- TERMS.For pro- ery No ], one.third cash balance
al one and two years ee for bearing mortgage
property with cert interest and pee cent eventual
eres ihe improvements kept insured policies
transferred 10 the vendor.
pense Of the purchasers.
For property No purchaser payment Of note al
one for S50 dated Ap il % 1855 bearing PEI nc in
ers ana renewable for eight by payment u $500
the interest annually balance ne half cash. and
Twelve months Tor note hearing mortgage the property with
per ce interest," aud cent eventual nts The
provenens 10 be insured and policy vendor
Ae o. sale before A. Ducae Notary Public the expense
o Ine nuLcnaset. mAy2
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OFFICE or THE CENTRAL Board OF COMMISSIONERS
CITY or NEw oRLEASs,
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OFTHAI FOR
ton OF the Parish of Orleans on the right bank of the Mis-
sssppi river: r
The election ordered for WEDNESDAY the seventeenth dv
OF May A. D. 1855 10y Honorable hur Forte President Of
the Police Jury for State Tax Collector fer that portion
OF the Parish Of Orleans the right bank Mississippi
river TO I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the of Edward
WILSON, will b. held the following place under the
s"p-rintendenee of the following named Commissioners
Agers, the Court of Election
Manuel Garcia, W. +. Gerard and stephen Dyer
j. AID. RozIER, Secretary.
BUREAU CENTRAL CoNussAREs,)
VILE DE LA NouvELLE ORLEANS :
A Wis AUX ELECTEURS DE CETTE PGRTIE
de la Pauisse Orleans, situee Ia rive droite du Mis-
I'lection ordonnee pour MERCREDI dix-neuf mai A. D.
sS par honorable Arthur Foer President du Jury
eette pstte de la Pa oe dOr6ans tuee la rive dra
Mississippi an de rempr la yRrance suryenue par la mort dc
Edgar WILSON, lieu endrois desgnes sous
inspection DIES Commissaes Election capres NOMINEES
Alger, Ia Masnn de Cour-CommiSsairss Election
Manuel Garcia, W. f. Gerad, Stephen Dyer.
Par ordre du Board Central.
mys ]. AID. RozIER.
NEWs.-NEWs!!- DYSPEPSIA BREAD AND
IN CRACKNELL BISCUIT, ruude from choice Wheat
slightly apetient the pill but the staff of life
aso having introduced the Oracknell Biscuit nothing inferior
10 tae English Cracknell imported from London.
Sold at much reduced price They delicious ar
ucle-1ght, tich aud pleasing to the palate.
Sold at the corner Of ST Joseph and Tehoupouas streets
stands-p DryAdes Market, ll6 ST. Mary's Market.
Dyspepsia Crackers and Cackne Biscuit put up parties
svg the city 10 keep for length Of time by apply ing
'he mHnli"etory, zSt rehouptoulas street. -
RONE BLACK, FOR REFINING sUGAR-A VERY
ALFRED KELRNY
mys 81 Y Magazine street.
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FOR RENT.

- Nav ASA%AN
a. FOR RENT OR FOR SALE-A FINE
tsNs3 ~ AMER RESI- ENCE at Bay Louis far from
Furniture and other movable property ncludii carriage and
other watering piece convenience The Grounds and
cultivated and the front handsomely shaded whilst
ties for bafhng fishing, ff fine oppor
tunty here offered pleasant residence for the
warm season or to secure permanently For further parcu
my5 4 JOSEPH BRUNEAU, 60 Gravier street.
g. FOR RENT-A LARGE FouR-sToRY BRICK
Building with three story building back sui able for
&iHStore Coffee House, situated the Isvee,
Eiys'an Fields ana Aargny streets Third District
a3l I'm eor-er Hospital and Teves, Second District.
- FOR RENT-A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY
Residence IN The Pine Forests the Bogue Faaya river
AaiA ~ita IN mile OF Co'ingtsn, La.
The main building contains rooms cabinets hall IA feet
wide and large covered gallery The buildings large
and commodious and comprise another house Of
tensve planted fruit trees The air
and saub ions the bathing excellent:
mineral and said resemble strongly the Blaien and
Abita The spot is admirably suited for hotel
Watering place being within few hours journey Of New Or
j. sTRAwBRIDGE,
U. S. Bonded Warehouse No 9,
al2 SIN eorIer Ctossmsn and Front teyee
DiTTSBUuG COAL-R. 4 ). WATSON, WHOLE
sale dealers in Pittsburg Coal No. Is Place
New rleans prepared furnish Planters and
dated. aS0 I'm
IN FURNITURE = FURNITURE : PER
" desiring
ET Sell THEN Furniture,
~ Store their Furniture,
To buy Furniture
will do wellby applying at JULIENS,
No. ls9 CaIap street,
fs5R opposite 81. Paniok's Church
poOLEY, NICoL Il CO, DEALERS IN FLORIDA
l. YELLOW PINE LUMBER
Of Canal Carundrle aud Robertson Streets
aas-ofice-l9 St Charles street. a26 II