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Steam and its Observation-Disclosures
Safety Guard.

Our attention has recently been arrested by
a series of articles in the Memphis Bulletin
under the above caption, discussing the mer-
fits of safety-valves and guards for the preven-
ton of steam boiler explosi ons, and especial
" that of Mr. REEDER. We have read these
articles with interest, and have no hesitation
in saying that fit will perform what is claimed
for il. il ought at once to be adopted In gen
eraI usa. The loss of life consequent on the
explosion of steam-boilers, casts a melancholy
shadow of the whole history of steam and Its
uses. Science and the inventive genius OF
men. have been active in their constant ei-
forts 10 produce a remedy against these dal-
gers, and although much has heen accomp-
lished we are yet occasionally Mortified at
the details of explosions and the fearful loss
of human life resulting from them. All
valves or guards hitherto in use, have de-
pended more or less on the knowledge, at
tention Judgment and discretion OF men, and
when these are withdrawn by careiessncss,
neglect or recklessness, or through ighof-
ance. the dangers are quite as imminent as
ever. We gather that the object of Mr.. REED
Err has been to supply this defciency-in
other words, to make the machinery Itself do
the work. and independently of mans skill,
fidelity, neglect or ignorant interference, 10
stand as sleepless guard for the SAFETY OF
lite and property. wherever steam ana It's
multiform appliances, is used as a motive
power.
1t is assumed that this Safety Guard" Is
an infalIible Indicator of excess OF steam. amp
has a float attachment which is an equally
infailible test of the quantity OF water IN the
boiler. In eth of these contingencies IL is
self-acting, and obyiatcs the danger, by let
ting off the surplus steam in the one case, and
giving ample warning in the other. That he
has attained complete success the writer III
the BulIetia positively ayers. He also adfuc-
es the testimony to the same purpose, OF eX-
periepced Engineers and Machinists, among
whom we mention W. HOPKINS, ELLIS
MooRE. Ii. H. HARRISON and JOHN WILSON, OF
this city, the last two being Government
Steamboat Inspectors. One of the above
gentlemen. who. as he states. has spent the
most of his life in practical engineering ana
has made il his business to investigate the
various plans proposed to prevent the eNpi"-
sion of steam-boilcrs, challenges the world to
produce a man than can explode steain-hol
er with "Reeder's Safety Guard" prop. rly at
tached. This testimony is sufficiently EN-
phatic.
1t is subject which merits the attention OF
our law makers, as well as the public IN gen
eral. Congress has made many efforts I"
regulate steam navigationso as to protect the
lives aud property of the public and II the
Invention nov undor consideration Is all that
II is represented. which, with the lights before
us. we are not p rmittcd TO doubt 1t womb
be vastly ben, fetal to incorporate 1t IN the
catalogue of requisites for asea-worthy Grail.
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Spffial llotifss.
Rock City Mills.

~EaE- BAUMAN 4 CO, Manufacturers of ROCK, CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all lines,
Tor Wheat and Corn, at their Mills Of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1855
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect. we have placed our
whole city list in the hands Of HI. WILLIAM
GILL, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery of the Papers, and see
that Subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer it, pay In
advance for the whole year. e.r.fEs15 ~
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in markets 20 which they may ship They believe
that when the pgblc hare nSea their Coal that
it MIL be preferred all cher baA for and
Aangftctssstss Paarpasss- II q
cxsi viii ne delivered az any foiEs sAetcaoreia
Sdfs, Aesyhis asd cAagietuss aad sasAriliel Cksf
taRasga kaliraaas, tAaf mag e desired
All orders, ezea far AasArslie, be directed 20
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,

soIE IxroETEK, Nos is, 20 and - Beaver ST,
MN YORK.
The following respectable firms in New orleans
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Tobacco.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 0.-Tobacco-Loose
Tobacco of the new crop is coming in more
freely; sales of good new leaf have been made
at III. We quote leaf, to quality, 10 to
l72; Lugs, new, to Z; Primings to Al.
RICHMOND, Nov. O.-Tobacco-receipts
small; Lugs a to Z; Leaf y to IA. Very
little new crop has been received in hhds.,
though loose is coming in more freely and the
general sales are from to 81 as to quality.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

DEATH OF THE HoS. HENRY BEDISGER--
The Hon. Henry Bedinger, ex-Minister to
Denmark. died very suddenly at bis residence
In Shepherdstown, Va, on Thursday morning.
He returned home from Europe few weeks
ago. in good health, and since then partook
of complimentary dianer, rendered him by
his felIow-eitizens, without regard 10 party.
Mr.. Bedinger was formerly member of Con-
eress, and distinguished for the ability and
energy he brought to the discharge of all HE
public duties
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

s- On Wednesday next, Dec. LIST, the
Maplewood, or Josiah Williamss lands -four
miles North of Nashville, on the Gallatin
Turnpike and Railroad,) will be sold by
NANCE & WOODWARD. This is one of the choice
tracts in Middle Tennessee, is divided into q
tracts of convenient size, and offer great in
dueements to purchasers. Trains of Cars
leave Edgefield at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and return in the evening-conveyance free
both ways. Omnibuses leave Deaderick St.
half past o'clock for the sale also
noY30-2t
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The ssEIfxfr -

Prepared by Dr.JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, Gas advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys
clans acquainted with its properties using them
selves and prescribing ii TO their patients convinced
by observation of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs TO healthy function. Nu-
merous cases of -Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
which were abandoned incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the this
Elixir been restored health as attested Ger
ncates TESTIFY aprlS-1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

WEIGHING CoAI--The subject of weighing
coal in Philadelphia is causing considerable
discussion. To guard against fraud, prop
osition is before the City Council to compel
coal dealers to have it weighed before the
doors Of purchasers by the use'of the self
weighing cart To this the dealers are much
opposed, and on Wednesday night last held
meeting in relation to the matter, but their
views were by no means unanimous. Some
considered the selfweighing cart as the very
thing, while Others strenuously contended that
it could not be made to weigh accurately.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

WfPD<<. DIR. klNG formerly Of New York, for
kxA the last four years % Louisville, Ken
who has devoted his treat
OF private diseases for so years, ratIers
himself, hastnaattended ~ practice for ElAany
years and cured 80 many thousands, he l. enabled
cure all diseases Of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from mJndieioas nncol treatment
OF from neglect of their IN. Kings Dspeusslry
ss No - Beaderick street, between Cherry and the
square seeoOd story where be cures ali diseases
private nature. r.
GoSoEHHKk cured without aauseions medicine or In
reference with business
STRUCTURES Of old recent date efectaAiy cured in
few days, by operation wt5ch causes no tsAa.
Where Structure exists health caEnot be cujoyed
PERHAPS disease Causes nlure mischief and under
naines the Constitution 50 mach
SsffnIls, ~ al all Tue dEzrasfs u ths skn growing
out OF negisst OF bad Treatment can be earctaally
cured IA a lss dAys. 3 81 .ffa -
SEMINAL WEAxNzs-IartculzFA attention Ia wing been
given this disease and all the celIseqaenecs grew
.ng cat ol u, brought on HzAns cases by the ie-
stFncfgs hAbss 81 ineoaslikxsfe fHatlas AID
indulgence Of abe pAssA aeect Of ~hscA sgii
anaernae renerins the sch ed aiint
for bussso socieiy ,Ana causing Old aye
feEnzirs no may be iAboTBg sIth zny dIllcuiIy Il
TIE womb may rest assured Of in1sbd.ate rulie1
Psrsoas residing abraAa, ~ writing and stating
their case, xtn enelzses ssirers % lar a kais,
Ne - leaderck street. Nashville, Team, viii hare
the necessary msicln seal So sseIr address viii
eessary direcsians esFiet sscFscy obsrrxed- Odlce
hours ir.r CHICK Ia si.e saorz1a uAtil the eve
alag in-s2e-indA~lN
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NEARLY A PAN1o.-This morning there was

NEARLY PANIc.-This morning there was
perfect rush to get some ofMcLean's Strength
ening Cordial. 1t is astonishing what large
quantity of that article is consumed. 1t shows
conclusiyely that it is just the thing required
in malaria or fever districts, as preventive
for Chill, alias SHAKES. Everybody and the
rest of mankind" should try it, if wish to be-
come healthy and strong; and those that are
well should take alittle every morning to keep
them so. We have tried it.-EDening Mirror
80 noy23-2w s1 - r-a
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AN AMERICAN AWARDED PRIZE II ENG
LAxD.-Professor .. =. lialdeman' oil DI"-
ware College, lanother account says oil 20
lumbia, P.,) has been awarded $3.50 by sir
VIM. C. Trevelyn, of New-castle-on-Tyne
England, for an essay on a reform OF English
photography, for which he offered prizes
a year ago, open to British and American
competition. There were eighteen contestants,
four of whom were awarded $50 each. Prof
ii. is to receive an additional $3.50 in case he
extends and publishes his essay.
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Copper.

Copper.
IN sHEETs IS pound Copper.
III 10 80 :
10 a. IS ..
10 40 Z"
.Justreceived and for sale byl
noys ID DIcKEYs
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 3O.-Cotton sales to-
day $4,000 bales. The steamers news caused
great firmness. Sales of three days 26,500
bales; receipts at this port ahead of last year
IlS,0OO bales. Exchange on London 73@6;
New \ ork sixty days 1902: New York sight
2G11 discount. Flour SIS 90.
NEW YORK Nov. 30.-Cotton quiet, sal s
to-day 1000 bales; Sugar steady, Muscovado
64@74; Coffee firm, Rio 94@l2; Molasses. n.
Orleans new crop, AZ.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 30.-Flour active 81 300
S4 40; Whisky %; Mess Pork SIT 90; Hogs
excited: Money active.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

The receipts of the week embrace 1928 bales
against 65, 1888 for the corresponding week last
The total receipts the LIST of September have been
1875 S9 bales, against 49, 1896 TO the date last
year.
TOBACCO-The market continues very quiet, with
wide difference in the views of sellers and buyers to-
gether with unavorabe weather for handling samples
The only sales reported during the week have been IS
hhds at and IL csc 2 ID Besides the trslnsac
tons reported last week we hear Of 100 hhds Stems
sold al &c. q h.
Prices said TO be still within the rarge of our
last quotations, which repeated follows, though
the particulars Of the principal sales suppress
sed, most of our figures must be considered no.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01
Original Works of Fact and Fiction,
written expressly for the Home Journal, by the be-
Authors of America.
The nrst OF these Is from the pen OF gifted writer
ard is tale OF love and lncre, entitled,
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCKI
" A LADY CONTRIBUTOR.

VIZ w A1o ~ W EADlOOh4
LADY CONTRIBUTOR.
The scene is laid in this city during the memorial
winter Of the great fire. The incidents are natur
and familiar and the characters skuly drawn
grouped; the plot is clearly defined and well MAJ
aged-the style easy graceful and flowing, and Il
deHoueHeRt conveys most useful lesson. II is
Icorl IF sterling merit
This story will be followed by " Tale Of d
South - and one of startling interest by an emine
Southern author called
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

Eas- The weather yesterday was gloriouSly
bright and serene, bracingly cool, and st'nn-
lating to all animate things. especially tor the
gloomy month of November. Thewhola popu-
lace were out and bobhing around a. usual on
snch beautiful days: the streets were scenes
of almost carnival life aud sai,ty amoag the
20;
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FrRE.-The alarm of fire last evening was
caused by the burning of a large frame shed
on the opposite side of the river. The shed
was erected by the contractors to build the
Railroad bridge, aud used by tue workmrh III
framing the bridge. a large quantity OF the
timber TO be used in the draw OF the bridge
was piled under this shed, which was coasum'
ed. We did not learn how the fire originated.
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OriginaI Comic Stories.

which smack and relish Of the wit, humor. raeness
brillancy, aud sparkle Of the times.
As heretofore, no labor nor expense will be spared
the high reputation of the Home Journal,
which Is everywhere, both at home aud abroad &C.
knowlcdged 90 he the NEST refined and elegant roper
tory Of Literature aud the Tts on thls side Of the
ur.lt H.
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New Orlean. Market.

New ORLEANS, nov. 20, p. N.
COTT0N-There has been a good demand for Cot
during the greater part Of the past week, with
full prices for tie medium grades, while the lower
qualities have been heavy, and the rates generally
buyers the supply of the latter description
being large, and meeting with only limited demand
The sales of the have amounted TO about 81 500
bales comprising 900 on Saturday y, 1900 on Monday
Is 500 Tuesday, Is, COO Wednesday, 10 goo yes
terday and 1000 to-day, the market closing at the
range of the following quot tons, business being
stricIed ~ The atlvance in Ereiphts-
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MISS MARY MARsH.--TO-night has been set
apart as benefit for this charming young
actress. on which occasion she will appear as
PartkcHia in The beautiful play oil i"g"'"'
Little MARY possesses many rare traits OF mel
IL as an actress, and we think she Is the best
r adler. of her age, we have ever heard She
is deserving, and we hope she will be greeted
with "A full hOus".
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] Do Gelearapb.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-The Utah mail has ar
rived at Leavenworth.
The weather was severe.
: 1t is~reported that discoveries of platinum
have been made by the Kaw Indians, who re-
fuse to state the location, though it is believed
to be at Smoky Hill on the fork of Kansas
river on the direct route to Pixies Peak. Ac-
counts of gold are still favorable.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment in the manufacture
Of GIN fortunately succeeded, in the year 1915 in
making a discovery in IT'S manufacture, by which II
was deprived OF its acid and nfammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure.
sly manufacture Is at Schedam, Holland. Amer
several months reflection what title 10 give IL, ] in
PRODUCED il 30 the American public under the title OF
90 Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps."-
Scheidam is the name Of the place IN Holland where
the Gia Is manufactured - aromatic derives its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which IL is
favored and the word I" Schnapps Is the German
for drnk--cogue, dram--Woifs's Stbeidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Schnarps been introduced
10 the American public, and received with apProba-
ton, than the liquor mixers OF New York, Boston,
and Philadel hia started In pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stuff, under various names. IN sever
al instances my labels have beer perfectly imitat
ed with only the addition Of few letters, plead
technical avoidance Of the law and carefully pre-
pared as 10 impose careless purchasers under
stand large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants OF New Orleans en- account OF the cheap
ness az the stun Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts and one Dollar and Ten Cents dozen for the
Pnts. being the Wholesale price IA New York. IL is
nothing but American Whisky favored with the OH
OF Juniper and reduced thirty per cent below proof
merchant who participates indirectly IN the fraad,
by selling the spurious article, IS ns much Offend
er as the principal, who planned the imposition.
/ hope every respectable citizen, who values the
health Of the community in which he lives, viii AID
me IN ferreltng out and exposing the interruptions
merchant who for the sake Of few cents, will put
in Jeopardy the lives OF the community in which he
lives. such should be nailed 10 the pllory Of
UnOIPFI0 WOLFE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

re- The MARSH JUVENILES give an alter
noon entertainment this evening for the con-
veni,nce of schools and families. The bill
nresents the romantic drama of the Ndiad
Oqeea. aud the amusing farce OF Cousin Joe
The programme for tonight embraces Ango-
~ and O,or Nan. the former of which has
not been given before by this troupe.
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Tobacco.

| 00A BOXES LaBghorne & sons CT. Gold Leaf
4 (OO Tobacco:
| SO boxes r. N. Boazs No. Tobacco;
so do JOS ;. GOdwinis Rosebud Tobacco;
so do Keen 4 smiths Tin Fol Tobacco;
| In store and for sale by
noy2 HARRIS, GORDON L co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns win be
sold 3sI per cent. cheaper, for Cash, than the
same quality of Guns can be bought else
where. Also, of Moore Il Harris's extra fne,
warranted equal TO Wesley Richards, at
= very low figures; besides Single Gans, Rifles
&c. . WILLIAMS 81
octI2. L 81 Public Square, Nashville. =
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MOIASSES-The demand has continued active, and
the sales of the week have amounted 10 about II 600
bbls, including 600 to-day, prices generally being
very full and ranging at 2S30c. bat closing at 2s9
29ac for prime and choice, and 2792Sc. for inferior
anu ordinary. Half bbls. have met with better de
mand, and have advanced to 321SG33c. q gallon, the
sales including 600 to-day as the latter price.
COFFEE-The demand has continued quite brisk
and with reduced stock prices have advanced fully
&c. q fb. The sales OF the week have been about
10 900 bags at range Of 10011 &c including to-day
1900 bags of which 81 at 10c. 200 at 1913 497 at II
1895 at IL q and 300 at IL &c. q ID We quote
ordinary at l0c. fair to good fair ii and prime
IL9H1a nc. q ID.
Two cargoes, embracing IL Jos bags, fave arrived
from Rio during the week making the imports since
she LIST September 10 $50 bags against 81 OCT " the
same date last year. The stock hand this evening
is 10 43O bags against 81, 692 at the last
f.t.
MALAGA FRUITS-The last cargo sale was that Of
the ship Danube, by auction, two weeks since,
follows. $50 boxes NJ R. Raiss. j. Kresler brand
81 1902 Is; $3.50 half boxes do 81 10: 1900 quart
er boxes do. 6567c: 5000 boxes london Layers, j.
Kreisler; brand, So 53(D2 6S; 100 half boxes do.
4:(9l As; $500 quarter boxes do 929g5c.; 100 :
han boxes Raisius, A. Molina brand % laSl. q (
drums Figs, 71sc 100 half do 121sc . tb; loo qua'
ter drums do l3c, q ID coo boxes Lem, ms, 81 2Oe /
221s; Grapes, 81 q jar; Garbanzos. 71sc. q p,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

nzEs- A stable on the rear of Mrs. a. Homes
residence on Vine Street, between Church and
Broad, was burnt yesterday. 1t was set on
fire. accidentally or carrlessly, by some little
negroes who were exploding fire crack rs IN
or near it. The firemen were prompt IN
their attendance, and prevented the flames
from spreading to other property in the vlcl-
al
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3d. Forsyth, has arriv-
ed. Tatnall, has arrived with the new Japan
treaty. r-
The President will recommend Congress, to
put the Utah lands into market to induce set
Elements there.
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Swan & Co.'S Lotieries.

DERSONS who desire Ia try their luck IN these eel
ebrated Lotteries, which draw every Saturday in
the year, have their orders promptly attended to
without the risk OF sending by mail, by addressing
SAM'I SWAN 4 CO.,
Box No. 81, 7. o., Nashville.
A copy of the Official Drawing will be sent To each
purchaser Immediately after the drawing takes place.
For prices see advertisement in another column.
Price Of whole tickets $40; halves SIS quarters 81
so; eighths 81 25. eptl7
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WANEEt COAL,

TIVE sEwANEE MINING cDMPASY are now pre-
parei foe supplying tho public with a superior
article Of semi bitamin.us Goal, whoa fre fronl
slate. iroH aud saIphaF, aad a-33 49, /.
Greatly Superior TO any other Coal
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30-The river has fallen
Is inches in "a hours.
The Illinois is rising just above Peoria.
The Upper Mississippi and Missouri are
falling.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

To EDITOR OF EvANGELIsT:-"My age is Six
ty. One year ago my hair was very grey, and
had gradually fallen until it had become thin.
| commenced using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer and also the Zylobalsamum,now
my hair is RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOR,
md ccaSod IN foil -
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re- TIE GERMAN HtRMoNIA CIrB have an
ont rtaiament tonight al their Hall on Mar
4 street They perform the play OF Charles
The Second. Afler the performance, there VIII
be a dance and IA sGpp,r.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

FREE NEGROES IN ALABAMA.-It has been
judicially decided in Alabama that free ne
gres born out of the State are aliens, and
that they cannot take lands by deed or other
wise, in Alabama.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

The receipts of the week embrace 2S5 hhds, against
2O5 for the Corresponding week last year. The totaI
receipts since the LIST of September have been 900
hhds. against 800 To the same date last year.
SUGAR-Ihere has been good demand with CONT
nued liberal supplies during the past week, and the
sales have amounted TO about 9, 500 hhds, including
1000 to-day, prices being generally full, though with
some occasional iuctuation and closing at the range
from last
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-01

HAVING qaallhed a. Administrator Of the estate Of
III FkAst.s RArruEoFF, deceased, az cheafham
county nqgs hereby giyen 10 AL those indebssa 10
the SID ef>le 70 make pay lnent, aud alls~H h1f}ng
elains zstzInsl sad estate fe41ez<I1 i NE
sLh ss cleEk II he CouDty Court q Cksafhsu
eonpty according N law. a. The insolvency 90 sad
sz.zts has bssn an sssie4- g. ". SHkIoE
y noxt-Q A1ninz ...lr.