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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-15
LEGISLATURE oF.rENNEssEE
SENATE. @
THURSDAY, Jan. IA, 1853.


MT. Jones from the committee an Common
Schools, returned the bill Incorporating the Mem
phis City Schools, and recommended its passage.
Mr.. Braicher from the committee on new coun.
ties and county lines returned the petitions from
certain citizens of Fentrees county, asking that
the county town of said county be changed. The
committee find that it requires the consent of two
thirds OF both branches of the Legislature to re-
move the seat of justice of county which has
been reduced to form new county; they there
fore ssk to be discharged and that the petition be
transmitedto the House of Representatives. Grant
ed. -,
MIR. Bratcher from the same committee returned
the bill to change the line between the counties of
Morgan and Scott and recommended its passage.
Mr.. Speaker Burch, (Mr. Walker in the chair
presented a petition from citizens of Hamilton
county asking that the Office Of county Judge be
created for said county.
Mr.. Bratcher called up the resolution introduced
by blm some days since in regard to the rules of
business of the Senate. He advocated its adoption
believing such change in the rules of busine IS
speed and expedite well as save expense of le-
gislation and that the tendency would be short
en- the already protracted session, which yet has
before Its body heavy mass of unfinished bushes.
The resolution was rejected.
Mr. Jone concluded bis speech on the re-
resolutions referring to the Hon. John Bell.
Mr.. hcConico followed in opposition to the re-
solutions and Mr.. Walker in favor of them
Adjourned to P. NJ.
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rz-rhs Washington correspondent, of ,hs p

lX-The Washington correspondent Of the PhIla-
delphlA Press says at Is stated that the recent in
s,ruosions Of the President to Commodore Pauldins
we're sen, out with the consent Of Senior Yrissari
the Minister Of Nicaragua; aud that the party Ia
the pending difficulty which has the right TO COM
pIain Of the action OF United States officers in ar
resting Gen. Walker aud his men 81 Psnta Arenas
does nos complain, bot, on the contrary, desired
and nov approve OF the conduc, OF thai officer.
This being 50, the question reaches sudden adj
iussment. greatly .he satisfaction OF far-dealiag
men am sure, of all sections OF the country.
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Loves Seasons and Il eason,,

Hove my love In spring tine,
For beauty fresh as May,
FOR cheeks like early roses,
FOR eyes rs bright day:
Tor breath like balm Of lilies
For smiles ike sunrise clear:
love my love In spring time,
And love her all the year.
love my love in summer,
For promise warm and tue.
For tTath like nOOnday throwing
light on old and new;
For wealth Of bloom aud freshness.
And shady comfort near.
love my love In summer
And love her al the year.
I love ny Iowa In autumn,
For fruit Of gentle deeds.
Fer wisdom 70 be game ed
To serve our future needs:
For virtues ripening ever,
Like harvests faH In ear
l love my love In autumn.
And love her all the year.
love my love In winter,
for charities untod,
for warmth Of household welcome
For looks that thAw the caid
For harmless mirth aud pas time.
As rich as Christmas cheer;
love my love in winter,
And love her Al the year.
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From the Louisville Journal.


egy- Many of the newspapers ridicule the pro-
position, which some say is to be brought forward
in Congress, tina: the U. S. Government shall re-
store Gen. Walker and his friends to the places
whence, as is claimed, he was illegally taken by
the U. S. authorities.
The Albany Statesman reminds US, that there is
an incident in Walkers life which may be regarded
as to some extent precedent for this proposition
In his youth, Walker bitter anti-fllibuster,
stern conservative and maintainer of international
law and the faith OF treaties. Some seven or eight
years ago an imprisoned convict, of the name of
Rey, escaped from the prison of Havana and reach
ed New Orleans. Here he was watched by certain
spies of the Spanish consul; at last forciby
seized put upon vessel chartered for the purpose,
and sent back to Cuba. When the facts became
known, there tremendous excitement in New
Orleans. The Spanish consul and his employees
were arrested, and exciting trial, during which
the consul had to be protected by large police
force from the wrath of the populace, was held.
During this affair General Walker, then editing
paper in New Orleans, strongly defended the Span
ish Consul and devoted his pen specially to the de.
nunciation of the lawless spirit OF fllibusterism.
then so rampant in the South. But the consul W as
committed for trial, and bis exequstur was with
drawn by the Federal authorities. Nor did il end
here. General Campbell was instructed by our
Government to demand the return of Rev 20 the
United States, and the American squadron appear.
ed before Moro Castle TO enforce the demand II
was urged ihatRey was felon, aud that his return
70 Cuba was OF his own free will. But General
Campbell, without being very warmly backed by
our Governmenment, insisted that il was a case of
kidnapping, and that Rey must be sent 10 New Or
leans an Spanish ship. IL was done. Here is a
rule set by our own Government which sppears IN
justify the proposition 10 which we have alluded A.
likely to be introduced into Congress.
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Selling OFF Under Cost Price.

order TO m axe room for my Spring Stock Of Goods
will sell the baarce of my Stock Of Millinery Goods
now on hand under cost price. Consisting of Ladies
Bonnets tlimne and untrimm Rich Bonnet Ribbons
French Flower Feathers Plumes, Mohair Head
Sk 'eis Kid Gloves at 50cts pair Pic Mic loves Si5
Gloves assorted coors. Embrodere shem sets, Under
sleeves, Worked Coars Embroidered Hankerchef Jaco-
net F0nncing Laces, &C general assortment of Mill
merry Goods CO plee- Now Ladies is time to buy
Fancy cheap cash. as there will be no credit
given. Lemember the place, No. TO- Cedar street.
MRS. :. j. LLOYD,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY, Jan. a. 1853.
Mt. Newman presented petition from citizens
OF Madison county, praying a law to prohibit the
retail OF spirtuous liquors within five miles of the
town of Spring Creek.
Mr.. Dunlap, from Committee on Ways and Means,
reported on sundry bills.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.: Lamb, to incorporate Spring Hill Male and
Female Academy.
hr. Dunlap introduced the following bills:
To regulate executions on forfeited delivery
bonds
To amend the laws in criminal trials
To amend the laws in regard TO forcible entry
and detainer.
Amendatoiy of the redemption laws.
To unit the right of action by fenaeS covert in
certain cases. 100 copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Bullock, to authorize and to elect delegates
to convention to alter, amend revise the Con-
stitution of this State
Mr.. Bick nell, to amend the Bastardy laws.
Mr.. kendrck, to amen the laws in regard to the
Columbia CeDtral Turnpike Company.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Newman, resolution condemning the &C
ton OF Commodore Pauding, in Selling and hold
ing Gen. William Walker, as prisoner.
Mr.. Stanton, resolution requesting the commit
tee on Federal Relations to report early day,
on the resolution in relation 10 the admission of
Kansas.
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Hard n,, n, the Aam,n,,,r.,,on.

inc heemond South alleges, upon sufficient
ground mat the dispersion Of the Flbus,er forces
In Nicaragua though accomplished through the in.
s'ramsntAhty of the American Navy. sas pyonpt.
Cd by suggestion from ths Cabinet Of Great Bri
tam, aud effected 4" ths terest Of tie Rse,sr nan
Adotitio"isls!" II tho South, an ultra pemocr,-
hejourns, whose chivalerc editor, Mr.. Pryor ,us,.
ly spurns abolitiousts In every shape and fa,,,
really means what 1t says, why constantly euloeizs
and approve administration which 1. in,im.tes
frIternzes with English AblIlionists?
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BILLS ON THIRD READING.

Senate bill to authorize Constables to serve SUBJ
poenas in certain cases. Amended and passed.
The vote laying the bill to change the time of
electing common School Commissioners the Ia
BILE, was reconsidered. Mr.. Newbern offered bill
in lieu, which adopted, and the bill passed.
To repeal the proviso to the 2i section of the
Act of February 2Stb, 1852, CHI. $50. Passed.
To provide for the voluntary enslavement of free
person of color in this State.
Pending the discussion of this bill, the House
adjourned till 2 P. NJ.
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For Rent or Lease.

'IIAT convenient residence FRANKLIN Turnpike
al present occupied by Mr. Fellows, II eon;ans SIX
rooms besides kch ems servants rooms hss bo,t
acres Of ground attached. would he leased 10 gcod
nOyi9 VS. TlNDSIFy
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For Rent.

GONE FIVE six Of Caibornes new and neat Cottages
- situated between a Leba and Turn
pixies, III be rented good low price fer M
ensuing yesr. These houses privilege Of an Snex
hausuble supply Of water them with
ont charge, ard entitled benefit OF the ETes
schools one Of which in their immediate
Apply 10 A. V. :. IINDSLEY-
Dec 2-du = y GTASTpCE
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CHEAP SOLE LEATEFR

ID C.ANOERSUN, Nos. As and At College street. n ave
in store and for ale heav Wy lot of excellent oaE
tame d Sole Leather at rs cts. per ID.
Call you wish bargains in any kind Leather.
/. 4. @. ANDERSON.
Nos. IS 4 Al, College street,
Jan12-u few doors from Broad, st.
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Safe Of Lots.

by virtue Of deed in trust, executed Trustee
ID bearing date, Oct s. 1885, and stored in the Regis
ter's Once, In Book No. ~ 82i. will sg
day, January sSrd 1855 10 the highest bidder in the Court
house Yard, in Nashville, four beautfl building Lots, In
Halls Addtio7, 10 Nashville, No 81 IS 50
fronting nfy feet on street, and running bsck 100
feet 60 alley the equity # redemption the
waived such tie is vested Trustee will be
given 10 the pa chAsers Sale about II 90 M Terms
made known on the day Of sale n. HoBSON,
Trust
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FOR RENT

rINHRFF de rAble rooms oyer the Planter Rank
suitable Tor ofoes. Entrances ColLege and aioa
streets. IosstssiOn given immediat.l
.. EWING, PTssr.
zee I'-u- Planters bank.
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SELF PRESERVATION. &c,

Ii debts due previous to the 1851 viii be
a lected by suit Al January Court before Magis-
trate, II not paid before that lime This shall apply to ala
persons, without distinction. a the su-
tent" K. q. Mon AIRY a co.
Dec loft
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EsOBT. MOORE.
C O M Nj s Isl 0 N
MI II 1 Q II a M II
HsyUeyasey Cigar Store,

BRANCH OF IHOS. CALEDONIA,
No. g. Cedar street opposite the Commercial Hotel
THE partnership heretofore exs ing between Thomas
Cardona an the undersign ed having been dissolved
is his intention continue the Cigar Busne
thanks his their
and informs them that III intends keep
stantly hand splendid ock of gars Of the
Ind best brands brought 10 this market he
will sell at moderate prices bv the box his
customers and the public generally 10 give him call.
Jan Ii. c. CH0MAT.
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FOR HIRE.


HAVE kely girl about II years old good house
want, which wish hire balance the year.
u so ne one living in the Money
an OBJ ect, As TO get her d good home. Enquire OF
ian l2-u r Arrrt
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eB- There is said to be woman 10 Que Of she
lunatic asylums near New York who thinks tha.
the Roman Catholics are Tying 10 build csshe-
dral ia her stomach.
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EOIE REM

I'HAT CoNYfNlENT FRAME DWELLING o. As-A
the Franklin Turnpike road. near the hrst - I
Ioi-ghte, ow cccupi, by J. A. McCauuben Eta Sfa
lie loue airs tour rooms, besides srrrs
rooms, etc. ETC. and las thirty ground aftaehe
81 Suitable furniture lie prrel astd Nv he zen,
ant II desired. EE- Possession given imu edEtrly.
Appiy 10 A. V. :. LiNDSLFH,
FoV. 16-tf NJ 81 CnfI.,. -.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Part Z of the revised code was read third time
and passed. motion was made and carried to-
reconsider, and the House
Adjourned till 8 A. M, tomorrow.
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HARNESS! HARNESS.!

NOTICE. have removed my Harness shop from
DeSderck street 10 No. 9, (up stairs) South side
Public Square. where shall constantly keep hand a
VARIETY OF Coach and Buggy Harness. and also alp and
hog skin collars. Q. L. HOW ERrON.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Il. p. French & Son.

IN TUESDAY, January OH. We will offer tor sal.
~ in front Of warehouse on Csrk strsst :. m -
cock, the following articles soue 81 l;.b - l.sy,s a
close ont without reserve, viz ~
so hhds Sugar, TO $50 doz Psi,tsd p,e1
,oo ,plnns; 5Op resms Wrapping Aper:
''' - " ana baltimore - hhlS Dom Brp ndy;
,ooo Souee: % bhls Holland Gin:
Co ess sans choice ords so hbls Julius Sniths
~ ooNes Ar candles, null Reserve Whisky;
oooo I 'ght; % cases Matches:
-N'' puas, WHISKY various 1iO boxes Corn Starch:
prAnGs' 1G0 - Wheaton Starch:
!. a. ~ lopacPo 100 - Cheroot Cigar:
10000 Cigars, sssd brands: SO JiIacti,S i.r-~,-s
ZbObNs fine Brandy; small " ~ 800
$50 dOz Rroous:
'"er Aruee~ IN the grocery line too numerous TO
'H Jan. 10. II. :. FRENCH a son.
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Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
THE undersigned would inform his friends and the pub
i lie generally, that he will continue the MARBLE
BUSINESS this city, his shop next door 10 the office
of the Union AMERICAN cherry street, and calls at
tention 10 the stock of
Marble Monuments, TOmbs, Sc,
which exhibition and for SALE embracing great
variety finished in the most superb manner he is pre-
pared 10 manufacture on tha shortest notice MARBLE
MANTELS, and every description Of MARBLE WORK, Of
the nest and Italian Marble. His work wll as
heretofore, be warranted and his prices to suit the times
jan9-tf. NJ L. sHELlON-
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EWIN PENDLEToN e. On
NEGROES FOR SALE

GOOD cook washer and ironer, aged 45 years and
her husband ged!5, will he sold low a. bar.
gain To be retained in the county. Apply this Office
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EWIN, PENDLEToN & CO..

SUCCESSORS TO KwIN' BROTHERS,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 8, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
AV1NG formed a partnership with MIR. JNO. T. PEN
IL DLETON, the style of our firm is changed to
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
who viii CONT pUe the Wholesale Drug Business at No
NASHVILLE In Block, North side Public Square
Pectful invite the attention of their
purch asing Drugs in this market.
Jan. IS, 1S5S-1m. EWIN BROTHERS
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BANK OF COMMERCE.

JOHN d. JAMES, Pres. d. d. JAMES, Cashier.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. IS, 1855.
will give IS cents the dollar for Lawrenceburg
money and ether uncurrent money the price,
wish purchase S10O goo Tennessee State Bonds TO
NIL order and will give the highest price for
Land W arrants to any amount. JNo.D. JAMES.
Jan lift.
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NOrICE no TaX-PAYERs.

THE Tax Payers notified that the
for the year ISIS, hie IN the County Court
CLERKS ofoe and viii remain there until the list day OF
February for and corrtction Il hoped
that viii this
~ the ohecters Books be made mp
the lst OF February possible. W. G. LANIER,
lanI2-u Assessor.
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HucKwmEAri nUcKwmEArm

Icsr resolved 800 bags hnnsd Pennss Buck.
QUICK MEAD.
Delivered 10 aay paIt u he sisy Tres Of charge
tanI-G
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For Rent.

Two handsome srd con Portable Brick Dive rfnvs Ns-
ana y 'laihoTEe's Tow. These house are new azF
wen hn'hed; The room Of good size with Nigh cprgs
the houses wen Vertistcd lydFslt alter in d.,
he oteupAnts have ihe privilege Of Free sch , ami
the night 20 educate their children Nhout change ta-
on minus Rms regularly everv hour from
ses to the Square, at the low price Of ceats
ec2-dtL > r Gr.SCnCE
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AFTERNOON rraarnn

The discussion the pending resolutions was
continued by Mr.. Whitthorne who occupied the
floor during the afternoon.
Adjourned till 9 o'clock Tomorrow.
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REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET
f'oft sI- LOUIS.
fINHE fine passenger and freighth G-n
Il steamer, sALLIE WEST, l. N. z2Ny<SSss4d j
CoRBETT, Master, will leave for thesSz-Ss-ses<2x
above and all way points THURSDAY MKT, 2ESr.,
at O'clock p. NJ and will leave every HURsDAX
ing during the that tine. Foo freight pas
age apply on board
Janl3-6m A, HAMILTON, Agent.
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FOR SALE.
CIEEsSMEN.

ONE worry hne Shifting Top Buggy aud Harne.s for sale
~ cheap, beth perfectly and o. sppeFor uAke a
tine any thing IN Middle Teanszsee Kn0alre OF
iAnn-iws A HAMILTON, Market street
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w GOD, Org and Jet chessssn and D0minOez. wiL
w all styles aud sizes Of backgammon boasds Just RI
eeiVed and Tor sac By J. "a. Ar3ILL.
i4nl2-4
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FOR RENT

THAT Country Cottage. four miles from the 81
tl.iy' on The Nashville and ChAusnoora IFFs5 M
Railroad, at 'enclin win twenty acres AZ lgEszE
ground suitable for { Arier ing 80
deeS'-tf, BOYD CO., No. 80 Cherry street.
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SPRING TRADE.
1853.
w I N T E r r AT E S .
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
FREIGHT LINES.

m
nection with New YORK and Phil
adeiphia steamship Lines 10
continue without alteration
To the list of june, 1855.
First Class. per 100 lbs" 80
Third IS
Boxes Hats, 2T5
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light
goods not enumerated, CarbOys OF Acids,
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, so
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fores Books, Stationery Boots, Shoes Liquors.
os &C. in bottles CamPhne and Spirits Turpentine, in
barrels osrPeting China Glass and Glassware Cigars in
boxes or bales Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and shrubbery,
pns, Garden seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass
dery, Tin and Britannia Ware. Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
hardware except such specified in third class, Coffee
NILS Machinery Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes,
Tobacco in boxes, Leather in rolls boxes in
casks, Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper
THIRD CLASS.
Axes shovels Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs,
Tin Plate Anvs Vices casks OF Chains and Hoes Manila
and Cotton Cordage Coffee, Heavy Castings, Mill Gearing
Chairs and Spikes, and Rosin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Carriages boxed, and
light articles enumerated; Also Carbcys Acids
other Chemicals, will be charged at double first class
Ev- Have every package plainly marked with name OF
consignee destination and depot Of delivery Attention
TO this matter prevents delays and LOSSES and nsures
speedy delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via Savannah, should be consigned to
Agent OF Central Railroad Savannah packages
ed Agent c. Z. r Savannah, Ga.
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned the
Agent of the South Carolina Railroad, Charleston, and
packages marked, Agent s. G. r. r. Charleston, IS
The through rates above all nom New
York to Nashville. No cOBngiSSOl drdgdge tchdTdge
csdy1ed either at Charleston or SdUdnnGh.
Shippers rely upon uniform and prompt deliv
cries by both lines charges damages by either
ne will be adjusted by the agents OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In olost missing goods will take charge of any
correspondence necessary for their recovery and
found will pay for the at the expiration Of 80 days
after notice is given. Az notices OF t0S g0Os r Nash
UiHe stations the Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, must be addressed to IL. /. anderson Supt,
A0slOiAe.
Merchants when in New York will receive every Informal
ton and assistance in shipping by applying the Agent
OF the Charleston Line No 1875 Broadway and the
nah Line, No. ID Broadway.
CHA's. w. ANDERSON,
Jan. l, 1855 jsn. lift. Genr Agent.
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PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY 1858.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
GUNS, &c.

WE are receiying-rect from the mskeFs-sneh sai-
Wv stock Siil enahir es TO oreg buysrs,
this seAOa, coupiste assortment Of an aesiEa
bic goods IN line, car he band In house In the
eSantFy-
Inulsasd are barge Invsiess Of CUTLERY, from
We.ssuholtn, R0dgers', Gro e'z and oshers.
FILES TOOLS AND SA Vas, ffon butcher
speAF aud Oh eAper EsfeFF.
GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS, kem the
beat EnSsn. irsnch. Belgian and Amestean AAssf.etas-
ere.
uoEs,cHAISs, scyHES, AXES, aud heavy
Hardware generally, a. re1need prices.
WISHING seeilsa 20 sx srne oar
goods before psrchA Tag else where.
whis the usual eFveis ~s be eoninaed 70 rsRAAls and
Preep dealers our terms 90 eaka, vii ee eeFtAl g ssts
fiELD, LasGsFkofH CO., fnpoi4ers,
No $40. Market street.
PzaaDsIraIA- Jan liza, 1850 ~3trws--s
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HAVE also fitted up in the rear OF my Cigar s;oI
a drinking Saloon,

where be had all nds OF Liquors of the best quality,
in kind OF drink that may be called for
only portion of the liberal patronage Of public,
will my best endeavors please all no
me a call. c. CdUMAT.
Jan "A, 1S5S-n
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For Snithland and Faducan.
I! :, ::s:: . NO: !: IL. 81:
ports. THIS DAT ia o'cioek. Tee s * p-ss~ss
apply 80 hsar1. e. 10 A. EAALLfoss Agent
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WE WILL FOR NEGROES,
me of the prettiest places in the cty-hghy improv-
- ed and in most pleasant location. Gail soon as
TINS Is very desirable property. BOYD CO.
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"a 600 PlPERs PREsH aARIKssE

"a, 900 PAPERS FREsH CARL Es sEEDs-
M In reseipt Of ts Iaost extensive ssoek Of
w 0Ardrn SEEDS Ten br1cinS tsAay I'D vslsAbhs
varieties hroaght 10 tas u3Fkst- 1kry al ~
the grovth Of 1851 and o sha SlosiHg houses q vel
knosu repztstloa.
DR.. LandrSsh fons, fhilAdsaphiA.
The A1e rcan Seed G1rdcn, Nsthsrsaed, &e-
kslry's. ffedonia, New York.
SHAKER 8ardeas, eoath Cnion, Ny.
Descriptive gks above bo1scs ready Tor
Frstaitsls dat ibutlon- Gail aad SET
.Sdls5oE The sboFe, have iArss sappy Of The
usual vsrses ~ ts s9Id, AID beans zaa Peas By
tie baaAsi.
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APPRENTICES TO BE BOUND OUT.

THERE at the Davidson County Poor-house, four
miles North Of Nashville, the Brick Church Turn
pike koad, eight Pauper Chldrt be bound
James Peay keeper OF the Poor-house will show them
any person wishing them.
By order of the County Court.
HALVES GRAVES
Chairman Of the Board Of Commissioners,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-15
NOTICE.

THE fine Stock o. Readynade Cofhing lat the Auction
4 Rooms Of BeDJ. Z. Shields,) viii be open fer a
few days logger.
Persons wishing to supply theseves viii do call
without fur Their delay. RENJ. y. sHIELDs-
ianl5-u.