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ride mortal man or oman ever had.
Sock took down atween the hitched horses
and the rail fence, and ole Burns ftin i'm
over the he'd with the baskit to stop him, an
then ftin the bees. 1 tell ye he kept that
baskit a movin. I'll jist be burned eff I
didn't think he he'd four or FIVE baskets. I
cud see that many at onst; we'll, Burns, bas-
kit and bull, scared every burned boss and
mule loose from the fence, sun obsarVin
bees a stoppiu in each wun to help him start
fast frum the unquiet and trubilsome place.
Most on EN-, tuck a fence rail with EN-, fast
unto the bridil rein. Now I'll jist give you
leave to kiss sister Sail if ever SIGH a site
wur seed, ur such misses hearn as wur in that
long lane. A monstrous cloud of dust, a
harykane he'd cum along, an hid the bosses ;
and away above hit you, cud see the HOSES
tails and ends of fence rails flying about,
and now an then a par Of bright hine shoes
would fash in the sun like two sparks of
FIRE, and away ahead war a basket cirkling
roun and about at random. A heep ofbrayin,
sum nickerin, the bellerin of the bull, clat-
term of running hoofs, an a moustrous rush
in sound made up the mise. I swar old
Burns kin beat any man on yearth ftin bees
with a baskit. Jist set him a straddil of a
mad bull and let thar be a plenty of bees so
as tn excite the ole man. Stray bosses and
mules were tuck up all over the country,
and ye cudent go a mile epy course and not
find bukils, stirrups, ur sumthin belongiu tn
ridin boss.
Now about that house thar war a good
time ginerally. Fellers and gals loped out
en-. the dore in punches, they clum the
chimney, they hid under the house, they
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-07-29

Queen Victoria's message to President
Buchanan, to-be,the first transmitted by the
Atlantic telegraph cable, if successfully laid,
has been deposited in a sealed package with
Mr.. Dallas. 1t will be very interesting
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY The NATIONAL LINE.
[Repor.s Furnished by the Associated Press.]

SEw ORLEANS, J n. l2.-Cotton sales $4,000
bales at 8 81 Sales of days $4,000 bales.
Rec pts rs, 600 bales Decrease in receipts 200,-
goo b'ies. Decrease at all ports 400 900 bales
Stock 357 500 bales. Sugar lower al At s. OH
er articles unchanged.
Before Frank Anderson surrendered, he burnt
all the buildings at Castillo, killed tbe cattle and
destroyed the Lake Steamers, aud then came dowu
the river and surrendered to Capt Sands, OF the
susquehans, nine miles above Greytowp.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-Six and a half feet of water
to Giro
LOUISVILLE, Jan. I3.-Six feet six inches water
On the falls, liver rising.
WAsHINGTos, Jan. l3.-The House is discussing
the Presidents annual message.
SESATE-Mr. DootlA, introduced resolution
dire citing Residential medal to Commodore
Paulding.
New ORLEANS, Jan. lS.-Cotton-sales 8 500
bales; at 81; uoplies limi,el Sugar stu lower,
fully fair 4sa4E. Ness Pork 49,. Sterling to
PREMIUM. New York Sight Exchange / discount
to premium.
Sr Louis, JAN l3-Flour 8 10. Wheat dull.
Corn 354a39. Oats 40ia4l4.
WAsHINGroN, Jan. Is The Senate passed
joint resolution extending and defining the power
OF the Pr sident in regard TO the nomination OF
officers fected by the retiring board
Mr. Brown gave notice OF amendment to Mr..
bOOii''ic TteOluilOH Eeudl 10
Paulding that Congress is surprised at the arrest
OF Walkr aud Others, and 10 satisfied that the ar
rest violated the sover ignty of Nicaragua, and to
condemn Commodore Paulding's conduct. Ad-
ioUrned.
HoTsr.-The douse discussed Central American
affairs. Adjourned.
ST. LOUIS IN. l3 Gov Denver, in his mes
cage to the Kansas Legislature ascrbes the aumos-
Ity and bitter feeling in the Territory, rather TO
p rsonal than political considerations, and asks
Kansas to emulate the harmoniousness OF the Ne
braskaus.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 13.-Cotton advanced on
eighth; Uplanfs 10; Flour-southern 5Oa4 go;
Wheat-sonthera red, l2ll 20, white II 80;
Corn very dull; Pork Sl4 70asl5 90; Coffee hrm.
PoRT Az PRINCE, Jan. 1st.-B usness depressed.
Markets unchanged.
GNCINNATI Jan l3.-Flour IS; Whisky 10;
Hogs dull at 10 a 20; Mess Pork 81 so; Bulk
Meats lower; Oats SO; Barley 5O462, Wheat 70A-
81.
WASHINGTON Jan. l3.-T,e National Agricul-
tural society commenced It's sixth annual meeting
to-day. Twenty four States aud Territories are re
presented. The proceedings are int resting and
important. President Wider declines recollection.
NEW YORK jim. Is The Star Of the West,
rived, with California dates of the 2lst December,
5 brings 81 500 O00'in treasure.
The Wabash and Fulton wer- at AspinwaN. The
former wit portion of The hbustyrs.
Hav IA Sugars firm. Molasses declined.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

The EcLECTIo MAGAZINE, for January 1898,
is before us; most magr ifcent number The
embellishments alone are worth the price OF
a years subscription. They ere single ana
beautiful portrait Of that Sappho OF English
Song. Mrs T. Barrett Browning;-and Ia
bic group containing thirteen figures, namely:
Scott, McKenzis, Wilson, Crabbe, Lockhart,
Wordsworth, Jeffrey, Ferguson, Moore, Allen,
Wi kie and Constable. The plate is entitled
@Sir Waite- Scott AID Lis Literary friends at
Abbotsford," and is valuable ore, combining
as it does in one graceful and striking coup
dieH such number of the literary celebrities
of that period. The lettcr-Press contains
brief Biographical sketches Of each OF these
distinguished personages, as also one OF Mrs.
Browning.
We have in the Eclectic the hest selections
of English periodical literature, or what may
be called The creme, without any Of the creme
Jouettee. In this number we fud two fine
review, one Of Mrs. Browning's Aurora
Leigh, and another, even better, of Alexander
Smiths City Poems. The writer Of the latter
proves himself an able, and most eloquent de-
fender, and we cannot help wishing that lie
had a poet To defend who was more "wortIy
of his steel," that is to say if NJ. Smiths
Getty Poems' (Which We have not SEEM are
not superior to his "Iift Drama"
The other articles are well selected;-for the
home-bound traveller we have Lord Duff rims
Yatch voyage to Ireland" for the the"logian
the ''Accordance of Christianity with the a
ture o. Mar FIR the lovers Of the marvel
lous, the ''Mysterious Visitor" and for the
general reader, like ourselves co mopolite in
literature, We haye in addition to all these,
. travels ard Discoveries in North aud Central
Africa, - 'Moat-Grance, and accounts of
the physical features, inhabitants and recent
rebellion in India. Altogether this is a most
valuable number of most valuable Maya
zine.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
CONSTABLE.

IT. We are authorized TO announce WusoS MULLEN
aIddae for Constable in he Nashville District, al the
suing March election.
ET~ We authorized to announce JESsE W. PAGE
diiate for Con table in &c Nashville district
~ We authorized 70 announce Med. A. NoLES
dida Cons able In the Nashville dis lie next
March cleo ion.
~ We authorized announce IRA A Stout a
candidate Coust able n the NasLyh Z District.
IR- We authorized to announce JoSYPH T.. Ryan as
candidate for cons table, l. the Nashville District.
So We authorized to announce Us SO d. PERRY a
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District at tn
ensuing NarCh election.
esy- We horned to announce FLETcHFR W. HoRS
a dida Cons table il the Nashville District, the
ensuing March election
E1p- We authorized 20 announce SAM n NICHoL $
candidate table in the Nashville District at tn
NJ Mar, election. movie
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
New Orleans MARKED.

NV OkLE aNs, Jan. SIP. NJ
SUGAR-Good demand, wi h sales of $500 hhds at AZ .
4&c for Common an Low Fair up to Fully Fair
h0uASSt S--1he de- and has bee active wi b sales of
90 b bis a 169lS4c for FeTmentng Goo and l99
9kc Prime nd dice, l5Z very Choice o. zoo half
bb: at 22@ Prime and half bbls Choice 24c On
Panta ion al notice ales of 10000 ga 5c in the
CT tern, small crop about 3S gals. l6c %
gallon
OUR he stock ing light the market has exhibited
que appearance and sales barely 20U0 bis
including lOJ Superhne 81 O64 10 81 TO- coo Mt f.
l24 ga. the same, and 200 bbls rois Extra IS q bb
NHFAT-Ne o iced sales Of 23l sacks Good Prime
dat 9Oc and 62 Prime VII tie (-93, 15I and 1922 all
81 IN y bush.
COKN--tock Ii hg. salss I1O5 White in three
az t5c; 525 and at &C. aud $50 Yellow 5sc q bu n
LAKD-The sale inclcde he folio wing No.
$50 tierces and loo bbls S. so 30 bbls
at 81 100 bxs in lots, at 81 and COS kegs prime kettle
dered at l C.
BAG Nl6casks Cincinnati DIES sold in at 12c
COFFEE rc-s better, sales Including 1900 bags, of
which 4oO at Il GeA, I2S at ga and 2lO atshc D D.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

The river continues to fall slowly, with enough
water an the shoals yet for any of steamboats,.
The Huntsville, for Memphis, and the Cuba Tor
Paducah, left yesterday.
Capt. Charley Marshall was the purchaser OF the
Pete Milestone, which recently sold at
sherif's sale in New Orleans, she brought 81 $50.
The regular packet Tempest Capt. Psrr in com"
mand, left Louisville, for his place on yesterday
The steamer Pola,.d, from Cincinnati, had not
arrived last night, but will PROBABLY be ct the
wharf this morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
Decisions of The supreme Court.

Tbos. Blackwell and wife vs.. Ii. Bryant and
others. Opinion by Judge Harri.. Affirming de-
cree of Chancellor.
Jeremi, Cole, by next friend, William Cole.
opiuion by Judge Caruthers. Affirming decree OF
Chancellor.
Bank Of Tennessee vs.. T. w. Barksiale aud
Others. Opinion by Judge Caruthers. Reversing
decree and decree tor Comp.
w. O. Richmond vs. L w. Willis. Opinion by
Judge Mckinney. Affirming judgment.
w Jordon VS.. w. Green. Opinion by Judge
ii 'rris. Reversing judgu,s mt and remandiug cause
Rowan +. Hopkins State. Opinion by Judge
Caruthers. Affirming Judgment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
KINGSTON SPRINGS For SAFE.

virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court NASH
vile at the November Term, 1851, Geo
b. WoodH al d. and others +. J. KTeider Others
han Monday he 25Ih Of January, 1888 the upper
enc OF The Market House, the Public Nash
proceed to sell a. public sale, the of PAS
81 la d in Chea ham county, known a the Kingston
springs, now occupied by E hreider And 9Th
oi sd mon tn at Kingston Springs, sh proceed
Inc hou ehoid and kitchen forrure belonging said
Tel spring and all the personal property belonging
sad Fielder and Baker, attached to sprpg
aud viii De sold upon credit of and with
interest nom date and the person property cash
Ali suns under 500, all O0 and under $500
three onths credit all sums 800 six credit
Notes 18th good security will be requrec:
dec24th-td. Q. ID. bRIkN CLERK and Master
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
Tickets: wholes $1,000: Halves $500; o'rs $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
DULY 10000 Numbers $1,000 Prizes

ISL Prizes amounting $50
The 49, 90 prizes Of ss so determined by the
figure the number that draws the Capitalize e. 10
cd nbsr, then odf number cset will be enti-
tied IS 50; Il g. number. then every
number ticket I'll be iied TO IS 90 in addition
other prize the ticket draw.
on New York remitted for prtEes-
EE- Drawings OF Large Slas es VIII be publ,hed In
Neu aud New or Sandal papers, and Charles
ton ami savannah Dailie~
for tickets certificates Of packages
ticketsts ANDERSON a soS, Managers,
Macon savannah Ga
rR- Address orders for Tickets 10 7. b. ANDERSON,
Bon 2ss Nashville, Tsnnsssees TO ANDERSON al son
Mseoa, or Savannah, Georgia.
ne al-trsAWld
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
Hard rime,-Prices 10 Correspond.

Owing the tremendously tight times and after Mon
day. 18th this month and January, 1858, propose
offer stock Of dry goods for We don't do
this off lot of old goods for stock is =ary and
new, having been business but short time, but be
wish to reduce stock hand.
Wa have splendid lot of Velvetand 10th Cloaks, ack
and Fancy silk, Emboderies, aces, &C, white and
Linen Goods besides great many different kind OF goods
which it it need n ion. one, ALL you
wish t" buy better bargains than have had opportu
nifty Of doing for long time.
Uanl5. I. c. NICHOLSON co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
Sales for consumption. &.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA. Jan. II, 1s58-P NJ.
During most Of the week it has been check
iness. Still have be ,oerably lively and
there has b Ell con iderable trading done.
COLT Is begDni come in, but by means as fast
de>irab Planters manifest much to part
ruling prices II may advance but anc in favor
of uch movement rot datte.ing The price
such gin point consump ion received ious eek
the demand or cotton goods My b. increased by
eucion in price. We quote Cotton in this at from
CO &c, principalsales Sc.
GRAIN-Bu little Of any sort is brought to markes
Wheat selling at Sc for hie, DC for Red Corn is
selln. fr IN wagons at 45c, and Oats at &C.
FLOURThis article is abundant, but sales rapid
~ eec 3D. there is danger of erstock 1t selling
a from 81 SOAP - q 100 u. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
RobertsonLecture.

SAMUEL VI. ARNELL, Esq, of Columbia, will lee
ture this evening" before the Robertson Associa-
ton, in the basement of the First Presbyte
Church. Subject: 1.-THE Bronte Family"
The well known ability of the lecturer, his SUBJ
let and the 'ject OF these lectures, we hopa,
will draw large audience. The lecture will COM
meuce at II o'clock.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
RAFT - Dc EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
MERCHANT, Rank.
& A n ID | ID A Il E S
S4El3IsIEEALTX.
NASHVILLE, Jan. IA, 1855.

~ We authorized to announce J. r. McCASS a cam
ddate Tor Sheriff the ensuing March election.
~ We are authorized announce JAMES NJ HISroS as
candidate sheril Of Davidson county, the next
March election
9- We are authorized to announce JOHN X. EDMoSDsoN
a candidate for sheriff of Davidson county,
March election.
candidate sheriff Davidson county, the
Gle lion.
Y - We authorized to announce A. Creole, a
candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson county, at the March
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

Circuit Court Clerk Thomas Il. Smiley,
ESQ.
The numerous friends OF Mr.. SMILEY, will hear,
with unusual regret, that he has teit constr lined
f. resign the office Of Circuit Court Clerk which
he has been repeate. ly elected, and the duties Of
which he has discharged with unvarying courtesy
and ability. He teud,re lis resignation TO the
Court, Yesterday, and in speech Of some thirty
minutes length explained the which had
prompted MIN TO the unexp cted step, and with
great deal Of emotion severed the connection, which
he had, for many years pleasantly held, with the
bench, the bar, aud Others. lii remarks were lis
ten 20, with profound attention, and created
siderable feeling NJ ,ssrs. ANDREw EWING, NELL
S. BROwN and JOHN A. NCEwEN, addressed the
Court, in terms OF just compliment to Mr.. Smil y
Judge BAXTER also made some remarks, in which
he expr ssed his regrets at parting with an oic r,
for whose high qualities of head and heart, and
ability in the discharge OF his responsible duties,
he bad entertained for years past, the warmest re-
gard. These tributes to ToN. SMILEY, were moth
ing more than what were justly due him. Cour
Ceous manly, and generous even to fault, It has
been his aim to perform his official duties filth
fully, with proper respect all persons, infringing
upon the ri hts aud feelings Of none. To the peo-
pie of Davidson county, by whom no has been 50
often honored with their parti,lt and confidence
be a debt OF gratitude, the detph OF which.
from full heart, he acknowledges, but which
words cannot adj quotely express. We are sure
that 20 long as ToW. SMILsV is Ton. SMILEY he
will never TO remember them gratefully and
kindly. In parting with him, as one OF the great
mass of his friends, we wish hin h'ppiness, and,
in whatever pu=-uit he my engage, prosperity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
For Rent or Sale.

elegant suburban residence the Southern boundA
n of the CT situated in the GENRE Of four acre lot,
the front Of which highly orpanented with evergreen
shade fruit of choice varieties. II also contains
vegetable garden, hpuse newly pApered and tainted,
and thing in coIplete repair.
In addition the dwelng, there Is servants house,
table, and house 1heie is also large cis-
.ern capable Of containing 300 barrels OF " alter.
The house Is eminence, aDding an extensive
and picturesque view The property will be od At price
suitable TO the times, rented 10 careful tenant Apply
10 Az. >. LlNDsLkf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

~ We authorized to announce Capt JOIN s. DASH
a candidate for Comfy Court Clerk the March
election
50 We authorized to announce FEIU r. CHEAT
HAM a candidate for reelection the Office OF County
Court Clerk. Election in March next.
cF5- We authorized to announce WILLIAM L. Poster
a office County Court Clerk the
ensuing March election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

FURNITURE At AUcrIos.-B. +. Shields will sell
at auction this morning at 10 O'Clock, at his sales
room on tue Square, large invoice of new and
fashionable furniture, carpetings, table cutlery 81.
These goods were received on Tuesday last by the
steamer Princess.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
COUNTY TRUSTEE.

g- We thorfzed to announce WIN JACKSON, Esq,
candida county Trustee at the ensuing Ma CHI elc-
ton.
s3"- We are authorized announce JOHN RAINS
reelection the office Of County Trustee
the ensuing March election.
go We are authorized to announce T. 7. SAUNDERS
the Office Of County Trustee at the ensuing
March cleo ton.
~ We authorized 20 announce ELI l.. Woors
candidate for County Trustee at the Ma oh elecOn
kovl-tdF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

@0-"N IaUE to' IaIBdItt EIaLl
by virtue CT decree Of The Chancery Court At Nash.
- VIE, made in me bo'e Der Term,
1881, shall on SATURDAY, the TIA DAY of FEBkU.
Any next on the Pubic in Ma hvile, sell the
highest biddr credit Of twelve months,
tscrbed let parcel Of grodnd city
Nashville on College Center streets fronting
on college street. and running back with Center 136
feet.
ERhs.-NOte with good security required and lie n
retained 10 secure tie Of the purchase
SOLD Tree from the equity Of redemption.
Jau Std C. d. BRIhN @ NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE

I0ISI 1V1eSi " oC, % D LAhleT and otLers-
by virtue Of decree of the Chancery at Nash
II Nie, IN the above at Nog ember Term, 1857.
VIII on SATURDAY, the 9Th DAY OF RtBkUAR. next,
On the Public Square in Nashyi lie, sell Paoo sale,
the hlghest bidder, certain piec eel In
Hashvtie ironing 2 feet GaN back
with the line OF Doris Alley III street and
Dong known a lot No. 8 in Donis' plan OF lots
kkAs "A credn OF SIX, twelve ard eighteen months
WIN Dc given, notes with good security, pay Bank
oehg tqared, and lien retained for the payment
pureha Use money
Jan Std @ RRTzN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
CHANGER SALE OF REAL ESTATE

John Hugh smith, Guardian Us. Hepsey Taylor.
ny virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court at Nash
- Vile, m AIDE IN the atofe Cause, at November Term,
1891, viii, on SATURDAY, the I 3rh DAY Of FEBRU.
AKA next sell TO the highest BIDDER pubic
Public 90 are IN Nashville the undv ded inter-
eat of nd HePsey Taylor Ia Lot situated in
Nashville fronting spruce street, about ieet
ing part Of lot No. 1856.
1LsNs.-s aid og Ill be Sold without redemption upon
credit Of Elk and twelve months a. good secu-
nty Icing required and lien AIMED Of
the purchase money.
Jan std c. b. BRIEN C. A NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
cAANCGRY SALE OF NINETY-ACRE TRACT
OF LAID IN WILSON COUNTY

Thos e. Martini ex, Joseph B. Hughes wife.
pursuance OF the decree rendered in the eSx
Il cause, at the Noven Der, CS57) Term OF this ~
court, WIZ sell to the highest bidder the Store -
Stand at Green hHl, Wilson county, SATURDAY. the
3OTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1855, at l2 O'clock a TRACT
VI ABoOf Ninety ACRES OF LAND, lying in Civil
DstIct NO. "a OF Wilson Goa nty in the vicinity
hi hAsTEksOSs Tavern stand the being tract
OF abd OF which Brice Martin, deselzed possessed
more particular desor ton will be given day sale.
IEhMS-A credit OF year, Except g. so in ca
Mole with two good securities required retain-
ed. q. ID. hkiEN Cler. 4 Mas,s~
Dec. 2z.-td. Of CLancery 'Cvurt AT hashyilic
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

RENovID.-The Messrs Lyons 4 Co. have re-
moved from their old stand Ceder Street to No.
IL Public Square. They have large lot of goods
IN their line which they de.irous OF disposng Of
jlS-lw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
SALES BY THE CHANcERY CLERK.
CHANCERY SALE.
Sale of s 3 acres of the Page-La and ON Har

Ss E NC Cutchen, Admir- &C.. A. G. Page and others
Dc RSCANT to the rendered in the above cause
al the November Qs57) Term Of the Chapc.ry Court
at Nashville will sell at the upper end OF the Market
House in this city, Saturday, the 10Th of January
1885, eighty three OF the Las on which VIM
B. Page lived and died. lying the waters of Little Har
peth Davidson county, and the being all III por
ton OF said VIM Pages farm afer the assignment Of
dover to his widow.
TERMs-*250 cash, and balance credit of / and Q
with interest Notes with scnrity re-
CURED, ana lien retained. @. ID. RkIEN.
Dec lit Clar, ava Ma.,.r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

Coon CIGAKs AND CHOICES LIQUORs.-These pop
ul,r articles may be found at C. CHoNAr on Cedar
Street, whose establishment we commend to the at
tentive of those who indulge.
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CO M M T. r. CIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, 4
NASHVILLE. Jan. 18th, 1855.


There has been perceptible Improvements in trade
last weekly review The duIness and wan
of animation have prevailed
OoTToN-There have been but few small lots sod this
week. We quote 79sc the highest figures which would
be given present.
TOCACCO-The regusr suc ion sales commenced n 4.
week, but yet the quantity offered has been light We
quote leaf loose at 405c 0 %.
FLoURThe market is well supplied and dull there be.
ing shipping demand. NO c. ange in prices.
WHEATThere is good demand for wheat, at prices
which ind bring in quote at 50
@65c q busheL
GROCERIES There is fine supply on hand and an in.
The sales during the week. mostly at
tion have been large. No change in prices
PoRK-Buyers Offering "a net, but hear of DO
sales The weather unavorable The plumber Of
hc up packed here amounts far about 5eeo
considerable falling from last year. Holders have been
packing al home o. their ownaccount.
See table for prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14

~ The regular meeting of Nashville Lodge,
No. 3 /. o. o. F., will be holden tonight at Odd
Fellows Hall. Memb rs are requested to be pune
tual in attendance, business OF great importance
to the Order will be brought up for final action.