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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03

Sett bemcrftc tcr .eerr, zap tas llmrwcrfen Gin
asiibtiiGc6 wIr unr farie, fcinen ~eleoonten Gtrd
sum S6laa ~crbetcnp
@lenber @ump -baS iplit On mir bcsatIen.
Abtr pcfi ergrif cas umscfcbrte 9npe Iciner psit-
lrbe unb ihpaug bicir rrptenb Ieinem Geaner euts
9csen. Dieter, mrbI einietertR, pa6 or lih utdt nit
Dem miitbenpsn iuugcu @oune meIen eSune, ienfte
fcinen Stud unp iagte
gSir iprcdcn uns lpGter auf Ser pulisei, iebt
mad, pa6 mir f%crtcmmen.
Bpucn sic ni@t Ir gut ieim, UNI mir suerlt BEN
SSasen auibetcn?
Bas2 SD icute ben gSasen aufbeten2
sic mIrren ii6 bpd umIpnlt plasen nit Sbren
,arten SInccn, tGtntc Der 5iafcr, Id, mu6 martens
Biz 9eutc, tcmmcn. gctcn Sic IN @uttcsnanien,
- ben 8ubrtrGn I6cntc ih Sbncn, neil ids Sic mi.
9eppren babe.
Der Serr, cteleid tcrtsntletd prr Susrtmm, ib
ppbI Gin, ba6 CT bier i'm Suntcl Der Modt, a(lein,
NIT Dem @dpGen an Der Seite, scsen Ssn prn 3pr,
rnp g4cin t~runtcnen WcnIhcu niAts a~uSrithtcn tGn>
TIC, mn entiNlrG l6 rcstnlt gum ~9iidsusc. Gr
reidte Der ;ittcrnben GGn,crin ben 2lrm unc manrcrte
si 6ue Den gEe9 rnrG Den &rtb nntb Der Stort gu.
Dds @cnittcr fcbrte tnlp nufs Meuc surId unt &cice
m,rben tis nui bic Saut burdnG6t.
Der Slater itcbt tritmpbircnb bci icincn Nicrpcn,
Bis bae 9aar III Der Nunteltctt Sanj pcri6munpcn
in, bann Icmmt CT lcinc Shulter sesen ben umscs
itiisten SSagca, Gin ~frdftiscr Sud, unb bielcr licbt
wicpcr fct auf ben &Gper,t, Damn lt,rin9t ct l6
auf ben Sod, UNI, fatt nad Der @tapt gu fabren,
ia9t CT lcine Sdrimmcl rethts pur6 ben Srblwes mad
Der 9eimltcSerlittc ;t bus lnwettcr maht itm SpaG.
@r jast quer iibcr bic 6elpcr ua6 benz 2erhenfelc, bort
balt or ppr ecm @aftdule, uno trinft unb lingt unb
t%rdttrt, bis Der Mfcr9cn 9raut; bann fGtrt CT lanaIam
mad SauIe, mo- ct fb 70 unprbl fHtlte, RAP or lcfcrt
pas Sett aufiuden muetc. lin aht llbr lag CT I'M tef=
tighten Merpcuftebcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03

9tetn, neinl Gerltcbc mid rcGt. Der Siafer,
nit hcm i3 fagre, mug ;i &ucm, mas or bSrsn nnp
Ie9en mag, i6wei9en.
Oa tGnnen lid gp. @naben auf mid %Serlaien.
gSplen fe6en, rplen ieben brimmte Der 8rempc.
Sebt fabr' mid IN ben prater.
SienfbefiGcn S6net 9epi ben &utIdeni9las, Der
Gctbfcsf ltetst elm unc fort 9ebt es mad Dem 9rater.
Ster anselanstt bsieblt tbm Der 5renSc, mad benz
QuRbauIe at fabren, pv er fir lid uns ben Siater
Yier frmmen laBt, ben iun9en Nann gun, Srintsn
nStbtat unp bann befeblt, btnter elm @ebII6 an Der
0rnau gu fabren. 100 man bi6t Dor i6 pte triben
@elIen bes breiten Gtrpmes iiebt. Ster td6t Der
Srempe boltcn unb feigt aus bem @a9en.
gStr ii,,t CUR @tele iast CT bann.
9as 1T Elm @lid, meint 9epi, penn mir 9Gtten
ta,tm meiter faDren %fGnnen, pa ,peber ih nod meine
Sraunen id aufs Sdmimmen Seritsbcn.
limb bpd, werben mir bier bcu Strcm p%aiIire,, err
picbert Der 6remSc.
!Sicr? irG9t Der jnt9e Slater Seripunpert.
Sa, bier, 9crabe bier; es 1T jebt iebcn l19r, &C.
gen sebu ltr trmn,t POM anccrn llfer cine Sabre,
um Did nit bcinem gBa9cn iibersuIeben.
@p2 iprtdt Der jun9c Mant sepebnt, = warum
ia0rcn mir bonn nidt iiber bic 9tubpprfcr Sriife |!
OaS bat ieinc gutct griinre. SD nil Dir ret>
nen eDein rini6entcu, mein Sp9n. &pr N1sm aber
1aac mir. lift On cpnlerpatip pber rabitat?
Sang Serpust iter peic pl6blt4e 8ra9e, unb, pt-
slri6 mir ale Jiafer i6 su ben Gpn1ersatiSen ball
tenb, bpf sletd,citis an bic Scene nit benz ppr,cb>
melt Serru unb Der Saaserin b~enfenb, linnt er ei,,iae
3ett mad unO iaSt Damn:
Sc nun, i'd bin fein observation-disclosures.
&ein 9lritofratenircunb! Sebr gut se1aat. So
Gift Oh gtner ppn ben ~llnlri9e,.
Son ben S9risen, wie ip? frast sept mibtraa>
it'd.
Sore mid al. Go 1T etpas i'm Bert; 1T lln-
sarn mirb's lpssebea. = Bir ppuen bic 8epu6lif,
nieber nit ben slriItpfratenl
9epi siebt feline @ntpprt.
Che es aber lps9ett, brauden mir In @ien eiren
tIdti9en Grapan ipcnn ben Serren in gSien bic
SGube Cucumber, lnp, befpmmen mir ie bier uuten
fret.
Das ie9e i9 Gin, = inst 9epi, am nur etipas at
lasen.
Stun Iater mir na6 gBien etnen tiGttsen @laeits
ten 9cI6idt, Der icute bort ben Spettafcl re6t a,s
fau9en, abcr leiper baben fe i9n aas9elpiirt nnb ms
Criminal 9eiebt.
Sp!- 1a9t 9epi. GprtI. fplst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03
Tlpriau &upferberg.
Spn Carl SpfepD &r1mrr.

SieGl bi ben Singing bort, Spn Gram seteust
Def itrl,e &raft i'm @erpen ldpn S~erblii9et2
Sein Outfits lit burh &erferluft gebleidt,
Oes jun9en Qu9e5 Ssuer lit Ser9liibet.
Die 3a6tlinssiade bGIt bic grua ibm Elm,
Gpn feudtem bilerm Sob lit CT umseben;
gr lentt lein Saupt, bic Belle 1T 3u flein,
Tim fret, wie ebebem, es enppr gu bebet.
gBar er Der 5auptIius elmer @%Grperidaar,
Oa6 ct 10 9rrbss @lenp mue %ertra9en?
. nein, mein 6reuuc! Grin gang Sertre6cn mar :
DAFT warm iein SsrS benz rcuti6en SUlf sel6la9en!
gu scbnjabr'aer BUMPER &erfcrGaft
6at man ben Singing, reien Ser, entilammt
BUR Sreibeit mar, ben Spbn Der 9Silenihaft,
gu l~eelenipier 3nans5arbeit peroammet.
Gin S6iBer trot ct uui nit fihnem Shwert
Oss pettlden Bottles SrEftem 1eilistbume;
9tun welfet e., Dfs lhDnlten yrpIee werth,
Oils cine l6pnnn9slcs 9spiiidte Slume.
>, Qeppplp! Oh fItlelt T%tibruns nidt
Sei Silberr, NO ielblt Gieger wfinen miiien;
Oh lab'i i Der Mtuttsr tbransnfsuAt' @efdt, =
Die Shutter lag umlpnlt Su beinen 8IBen!
Die 9a,peiter, pOn gsrsweiluns fat erfant,
Sllt pelVtS UthpWtlt u ptl ltHpHlttH SlHlDe,
~llmIpnlt Rap lie pein &nie umfiammert Galt,
llnb Zap ibr Ser3 III %itummem S6msrse slabte.
sic iebt bes barten Wannes @armcrGanp
Nit igrfs Seelenat9e5 DetBen Sbr1nen,
gsrsstens! ST blieb ~unserii9rt unb panbt'
Den 9tilden t9r. - gSir psnfen FOLDER Scenen.
Gieaeidt au6 zine Sir1enmutter rinst
Die SGnbe emit Dor einem Mann Der Hahe,
Der mad ps5 Sptnes Saupt bic &eule lhmingt,
llnO faBt iein &nir, paB ie ion Nnapia made:
Damn atcr i,brviat rn6 eiep res SGngerS niAt,
gfrin rcnncrnr min 6 rincn 9tNmrn rufen
Den Nanirn @tupiNterA: ot &eulc iiiegt,
linn tiuttGlYYigt inn rings pss Sbypne5 Stufeu. =
Oh aber, STin9!tng, pcu Der 6einpe SAP
lin letner Su9enu lhDnite ,3eit ~tetro9en,
Dent CAP ras &clf bic Seinen mic versaG,
Sa6 Niemanb bemmt Der 3,siten mi(ees gEpeen.
galo tGnt Der 6reibeit SAta6tmuft,
@s fnarrt Sas SAlob Gil bsines &erters S6aren;
Der 8reunp erl6eiat nit frsuOetrunt'nem glid,
Did IN ben S4cpB beS freien gplfs su iiabren!
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:.
Der INGne 9epi mar 6ereits ppaitanDig b~ersriteQt.
@r Gatte leinen Stanp ouf Dem Step6ansplab mic
Der cin9enpnrmen.
Gines SogeS trnt Gin LANCER oerr nit rpt6em
6auptbnnr on ieinen SHa9en, betraNtctc acl,nu Die
Nummcr INN lngtc Damn, 3weifslnp oui prn junatn
6iotsr blidcnb Nummer 800 lit mir YUun Der
.epmnilair e~mpirNlen mrrpcn, nber Oh btt niAt Der
Ne6te.
SD Bin iria SpRn, authorized Nepi.
NA 10, nun gut, gut; aber fit Ou aud en sers
ldBli6er MeniA
@laupen sic Sielei4t, Dap ib sic b~etrisem iperbe
pber rtipa5 serlAwei9e, wns in n,einem gBaaen lies
gen bleibt?
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03
StOrfOlf ae. RortsmeOattb.

Ser untersetdrete ipiinl6t bic OeutIten Der @tGbte
9lorfolt nnp 9prtsnputb auf bet %y9tthmpuber 9(n,eis
ger" aufrhertlant 3t MAIDEN, Der jest, ME in gidmpab
lelblt, lbpn santiago ars9e9eben unb 70 at elmer I'M.
terDaltenben Spuntass 2ettire tpirb.
Secer unpnrtetilae tpirb beim Durd(c1en bieSes
Siattes ieben, baB bafelbe gut reeieirt ipirb unb alien
Arlprildet ietr,er 2eler SUufcmnet @jeniae leiaet.
gfebet etiten, s%eDiesenen S%euiletpn, beHe6enp aus ers
~Saelun9erl ,tno gtpSeQet Der be(fen be,tt1hen Sdrift-
ltrler, teblt es aud ni6t an. beleGrenben Qrtifeln. mn
II DEN %lnieren alien unb renen @ater(anbe %aepibnes
ten Spalten fnbet itd bes gBi6enSpert6en unb Inter
%baltenpen cine reide @uepabl. DAP AUDI fiji, bic Qadt~
n'llStrln Der eeler 9elcr9t 1T, pirb uns Elm ieber ber1sl.
ben e%inratmen m%iirn.
Die @usltattuns lit elegant Is Scliu.@ ettsn).
Sei ablicfsruns ieSer Sierten drummer iperbe id ben
Setra9 pon nur rs Cts. c~p(lectiren.
Oa Der p@nseigsr" epn alien ee,tti6en Sepp6uerr
pcr Shweitsritante NorfoIt unp Wprtsmcut6 aelsien
miro, 10 1T benz seidGfttreitenren Nub(ifnm b~erlelben
cine quite @elesenbeit 9etptcn, lire @eI6afte befannt
'u MADDEN unc iih cinel 9utsn Nbiab gu lAern, ,uma(
Nnsei9rn GuBert tillig ~bersdsnet iperpeu.
SsItellnn9en auf Den ,gnseiser" ionic @irrilidunaen
in penielben ino a~b,u9eben in @crtsmout6 kei girs.
Sribltn, in 9iprfplt bri Srn. s.. Trubcminb
Oper lei s. Sr. SIGi6,
,a9ent pes Nihmpnber Nn;eioers".
Is Commerce Ctr, Nprfclf, Sa.
Slute9el! Slutcscl!
&sttt rnlihe Sue9tl Ill Sen t~ilisten 9reiIen 6i
S. Sr. Slli&, NOrfoIf, Sa.
S. 3rmbewimb's
SentfebeS &pitbaus mnb 2agerbter=
Safpn,
Sh>@tainf trabe. gtprfp(f, ga.
0agerbier< Snlon
IS mrmer=& alle"
@sprs 5aisle,
Galbptt Ctr, swii6en Ntainz unp @euvtGou1e ctr.
Ncrfplf, So.
s. 8. 866ttn9,
@igarrenfabritant unb SAMPLER pon 9tau6< unD
&aitta6at,
No. 10 Santitr., Der @itY SaQ 9e9enuber,
Nprfplf, So.
Die 9suti&sn MOriUlts unD b%slOn6srs Undergraduate psrbn
auf sbiSeS Eager Ypn Gisarren unb So6af nit Der 9erfGrrun9
aufRertam semaAt, baB fs baielbt Die bets gsaars gu Ssrbafts
n~ibmdBis tilistn 9reife fncen merbsa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-03

Seettn erealten cine friide @enbuns gurnina Stub
m ronse, m + ~ ~ ets. se @aaene uS Is Cts. bas SIart YER
SamlHen Ii. bel. nj. Su ben ti1isten 9reiln. o"'''"
2Sartng II. 9carce, Qpcttefsr.
Srpabhr., ,ptldben Der s. y O Gtr
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%'erfei'fietper: Scrrcnflei6er!
70. @u9 acnbeimcr,
90 NfatrltraBe, ieben Dem ct. @9arles 6ptel,
eerlauet lt9 cae sssbrte @utlifum auf fein erc6es lmb s%plIffdnbioes
SSeiude pe1eiben %einsulabsn. S%ritlinssr unb Spmmssrrfle ir oS Sr
5!i UNI nme anS S BAT Serltl6e cine srpBe ~sluswab, sic or N u rs
Se Ior SSiul9en Sretllen ablailen fam. 0erIcI6e bdlt ,tlaIe;b Elm
sonlfenSiees WAGER Q. 9sntIenen'S Gurntipins 0opbS, ais SEM m
~bili9ien 9rilen. N"""'"'' u 8" ecu
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Vermischte Anzeigen.
lloS Gasts 9timUn @psnae 9ranss,
ll5 Ytpes Sdeibam S6nappS

1!o3 gasis Demon @psnae Brandy,
lis gipes Sd,sibam SGnappS
i'm Gultpmbpule unb gum gsrfauf tsi
soo ooo G;,,xx GSm. g8aIIatc II. Sp6u.
Nerfauf lei som ~ .Ipall'H uho SUM
~"''"''' S"'ss' 'pSSen erbal!en ub ;u BADEN tt
2s aorr.rs a..xs.,s W. ggm. 80 allace II. Sotn.
une gum Serfauf Sci gHnI' SRo H. p.'sn uSa'""
500 Barrels gDbiSfep, Gin .S3ronSn EnrS;.i ". Sppn.
Sptrhurien Su BADEN bci gBm. s1oIInrs p ~ smS "V'
IL. Strasc, ;ipiIten Go,nx ~ Spoirar
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@pttfricb &bnia. Snne,iere,

GmN6rhr, ida Srirsr -, uso".S, Sup.5'tter,
anfssrtSnns elsr geilitfrareeitsn, Sapessrsn Ser 3imntsr, au ban
gen o e. SGiean9s uno que ienltttse gum Gapc,isrcr. Wel66tt asbp-
weresa. ale arien 9eecratnaen sci pcrfpmn,ntsn Sssiiidifsiten s az
lSmaaspu eus9ssLaprt. @le Guitrdse wsrbcn bst Srn. g,SttSssr
gen Senpntnten. """' '"D'
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@ nj. 8itpt,

Sroaoitrabe Np. 149,
e,S TiSapnsSl, benz sssnrten gSsblifam iein ippbt ~a'Nprtirtss Ga
ls taussefilbrt. 0lr bic lbrcn irirb s%arantirt ! 1lS'" SS9r :
psresn sslhnadpol an~scftrttot. N' p"a'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-12
Misfellaneoms.
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty Choice Yariatse. far one nnllar

twenty Cnolce tarletae6 Tor One Qoll8r.
'HE subscriber respectfully announces thai, r.
Il 20 supply want that has been greatly e-Hzk,
manded by Amateurs OF Flowers, ne has pur- ~
chased from Mr. b. II. Bliss, OF Springfield Mass
assortment OF his Flower Seeds which have been
found and are known in every State OF the Union 70
lowing extract from Bliss Catalogue 50 that j. may be
that sell them exactly his prices His seeds
embrace only those of his raising but selec-
tons from the best English, French German fow-
er seeds. They sold At half the price that flower
seeds have before commanded in this market.
have selected out OF large collection OF flower
seeds the most beautiful and SNOWY varieties, each
sort distinct in color and calculated 10 produce Tine
effect when planted out IN beds groups IN the flower
border ! have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Botanical and English name, height, time OF
Towering, color Of the flower, manner Of growing,
whether erect trailing, &c the time II should be
sown and other valuable hints 10 its cultivation
In selecting these varieties have been careful
clude all which are shy boomers OF have insignn-
cant appearance that the collections will comprise
only those which really SNOWY and handsome; and
which believe would prove 10 the entire satisfaction
OF any lady gentleman who might be disposed TO
order them The collection will be free by post
any part Of the country the following prices:
Assortment No. consists of twenty choice varieties
OF AnnuAls u 70
No. ., consists OF twenty choice yarie-
ties of BenniAls and Perennials. 90
4" No. 3, consists OF ten extra tine yarie-
ties of Annals and Perennials, embra-
cing many Of the new and choicest in
culINAiioh ..-..---- w
Z" No. 4, consist OF 1--WE very choice vari-
cites selected from Prize Flowers Of English Pan
sizes, German Carnation, and Plcotee Pinks, Yer
benas Traffnnt's French Asters and Double Hol
yhocks, each OF which are sold al twenty five
cents singly.--. W
Persons IN ordering will please give the number of
the Assortment. kemhtances can be made 10 bank
bills or postage stamps. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febl-u Nashville. Tenn.
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Medical Science.

The history of 'HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, -
the remarkable Medicine of the day, and the
ny that have been performed with it in of
Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility and dis
arising from disordered liver or stomach pla
ces among the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world. The diseases TO
which these Btters applicable universal
that there but few of friends who may
tances, and prove their satisfaction that these
is at least one remedy among the many advertised
medicines, deserving the public commentator. tits
fact that in the minds Of many persons, prejudice
exists against what called Patent Medicines but
why should this prevent You resorting TO article
that has such array OF testimony support it as
Hollands German Bitters? Physicians prescribe it.,
why should you discard IT. Judges usually consider
cd men OF talent have and do in their fam
lies Why should you reject hf Clergymen and
those the eminent take it, why should you
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason, TO the
everlasting injury of your health; If you sick and
require a medicine try these Bitters.
These Bitters are prepared and sold by DR.. C. NJ.
Jackson, No AIS Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, and
by druggists and store keepers in every and vii
lage in the United States Canadas, West Indies and
America, at rs cents per bottle. See that the sigma
ture OF C. NJ jackson the wrapper each bottle
MARLIN
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Regular Meeting of the Board of Al
dermen.


Alderman Coltart Mayor pro tenn, called the
| Board to order, and after reading and adopting
| the minutes of the last meeting,
Aid. Fogg. from the Finance Committee,
submitted the reports of the Collector, Recor-
der and Treasurer Received and ordered to
be filed. Several accounts were allowed.
Aid Fisher, from Wharf Committee, pre-
sented the report OF the Wharf Master, which
was ordered TO be filed.
Aid Halle, from the Fire Department, re-
ported all the machines and apparatus of the
Fire Department in good order, except the
Hook and Ladder company, which needs
new set of ladders. He also reported that
the Fire Police had reorganized, and would
hereafter be on duty whenever required.
Aid. Haynie presented the Commissary's
report, which was received.
Aid. Conger presented the report of the
keeper of the Work House, showing l6 per-
sons in confinement. The number discharged
was As and committed 80. Received.
The Mayor reported that the hands in the
employ OF the corporation are now working
in the End, 4th, 9th and 9TH wards.
Two framed houses were allowed to be
erected in the 7th ward on petition.
A bill was introduced by Aid. Ware to re-
duce the wharfage on stone coal landed at the
lower wharf, from So to 81 per thousand bush
els. Passed two readings.
Aid @. Il. Jones intr' duced bill to permit
signs to extend more than two feet from the
wall, where the same is no obstruction. Passed
two readings.
A bill from Drs. Brodie and Dupree, for
S97 90, for medical attendance On a lady in
the southern part of the city, presented by
| Aid. Conger, was, on motion, referred to a
committee consisting Of Aid. COnger, Halle
| and Paul.
! Aid Brown offered aresolution to put down
stone crossings, 18 inches apart, at the corner
| Of Cherry and Ann streets-one at the corner
| of Cherry and Gay-corner of Cherry and
! Watkins Avenue, and at the corner of Sum-
mer aud Watkins Avenue. Adopted and a
motion made to reconsider, which passed. The
resolution was amended, to make the crossings
of cedar logs, aud further amended. on mo-
tiou of Aid. Halle, to include the corner of
| Spring and Spruce streets, and half a dozen
other amendments, the resolution was finally
disposed OF.
Aid. Haynie offered resolution requiring
certain persons to make pavements in front of
| their lots in the 9th Ward; which was adopted.
Aid. Halle offered a resolution authoring
the Street Committee to contract for cedar
logs to make street crossings. Adopted.
Adjourned.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-12

THE following is a SCHEDULE Of Property which
Il Will be gwen 10 Purchasers OF Books at the time
al sale by
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-12

The MoNpRoPosIrIoN.-The Washington
correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer
writes a. follows:-I have before alluded to
the proposition made by Dr.. Bernheisel, that
our Government should purchase Salt Lake
city, and thus enable the Mormons to move
without the jurisdiction of the United States.
There is an insuperable difficulty in the way
of such an arrangement The Mormons do not
own a foot of land on which they have set
tied; nor is there any authority Ia the Gov
eminent to purchase their improvements
Without the proceeds of the proposed sales,
the Mormons could neither migrate nor sup
port themselves after moving. Thus may we
consider all hope of an amicahle arrangement,
with these deluded people, at an end, and
nothing short of blood will heal the difficulty.
When blood will cease TO flow, after it once
begins, time alone viii enable us to tell
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-12
DIR. Baird,s Lectures.

At the close of the Historical Lectures on
Europe, given by DIR. Baird in our city. on
motion of Rev. Mr. Red, Col. Richard Owen
was called TO the Chair. and Mr.. \. ID. Gross
requested to act as Secretary of the meeting.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the meeting:
Resolped, That we have listened with great
pleasure and profit, to the many valuable
facts which have been presented in the course
of these lectures; illustrated. too, as they have
been, and impressed upon us by beautiful and
extensive maps of countries and cities. aud
we do recommend to our citizens the facility
of obtaining. in an agreeable way, the infor-
nation thus impaired by one so familiar with
the scenes and people which he describes.
Resolued End. That we request DIR. Baird to
repeat his lectures in our city. when his time
may permit, and now AK of him to deliver.
ut an early evening, his lecture on India,
which has been received with 30 much favor
in other cities.
Resolued Sd, That we return to the Rev. DR..
Baird. our sincere thanks for his pleasant Ia
bors in our behalf, and wish him success and
happiness in life and great usefulness to
others.
Resolued 4h, That the city papers be re-
quested to publish the proceedings OF this
meeting.
In compliance with the request contained
in the foregoing resolutions, DIR. Baird gave
notice that he would deliver the lecture. on
India, on Friday evening, ut the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church.
RICHARD OWEN, CArm'n.
Nd. Cross, See.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, March l0.-Cotton firm and un-
changed; holders are pressing on the market.
Flour firm. Wheat-Southern red 81 lO(9l-
20; white 81 2s9I IS, Corn very duh.
Mess Pork Sl6 7O9l6 IS. Lard steady.
Bacon firm, s5@9tc for hams, 6s@6E for
Shoulders. Whisky dull Sugar buoyant,
advanced 5(94c; Orleans fair 6(95s. Coffee
9l@ll4.
CINCINNATI, March l0.-Fiour So 7O(G3 rs.
Whisky l6l. Linseed CO. Bacon, sides ssC9
81 Bulk Meat 5s(G7s for shoulders and
sides. Mess Pork and Lard, nothing doing,
unchanged. Oats 32933
New ORLEANS, March I0.-CorroN-sales
10000 bales before the Canadais news was re-
ceived at previous prices. The effect Of the
steamers news is yet undeveloped Sugar
Molasses, Flour and Corn firm; Oats -; Pork
firm; Freight slightly higher; Sterling 6s9
It.
New ORLEANS, March Cotton-Sales
$500 bales, at llCallt. Sugar eI(66l. Cof-
fee lil@l2!. Freights better, cotton to Liv-
erpooi /.
New YORK, March Il.-Cotton quiet Flour
aud wheat firm. Corn, white 67(G6S; yellow
II. Mess Pork l6 75(9l6 so. Lard ssG9
st. Whiskcy 2ll. Coffee ct auction 9(a III.
Sugar and Molasses quiet.
CINCINNATI, March ll.-Flour 3 7G(a3 IS,
dull. Whisky firm l61. Bulk sides and
shoulders 5I0g7s. Lard nothing doing. Pork
and Lard nominal. Provisions unchanged,
quiet. very firm.
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GENERAL AGENTS, KEHoeESE ON COMPANY,
No. SO beaver street, ". N.

N B.-Cireulars with full particulars, testimonials,
prices ke will be forwarded application as above.
feb2f-d3m
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From The 81 Lopfs Demoe,o,

Search for and hold fast that which is
good, which is an old saying, and truly veri-
fled in DIR. McLean's Medicines eelebrat-
ed STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURI-
FER, and MCLEAN's VOLCANIC On. LNIMENT.
There have never been remedies that have be-
come SO deservedly popular in so short a time
as those; they can now be found in the closets
of nearly every family in this city, ready for
use when required, because they will act just
as is stated in the directions. lThey are both
for sale by all druggists in Nashville.l See
advertisement in another column. marS-lw.
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Chancery Sale.

P. !. Couch and G. W. Couch rs. W. c. Mckinley.
DY virtue of decree of the Chancery Court Nash
ID vile, made in the above cause AT the November
Term last, shall expose public sale 70 the kghest
bidder at the Court yard in Nashville the Goth OF
MARCH next, tract OF land containing Il a acres,
less, lying on the Nashville and Lebanon
Turnpike road in the I'd Civil District Of Davidson CO.,
q more particular description Of which will be given
the day OF sale.
TRRMs;-Credit Of six and twelve months will be Civ
and lien retained for the payment OF the purchase
money. c. d. BRIEN,
feb6-dlXtwtd Clerk Master
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VXT0OD, Ivory and Jet Chessmen and Dominoes
w with all styl les and sizes of Backgammon Boards
just received and for sale by
Jan. l2-u J. II. McGIII-
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Good Advice.

The thousands Of crpples whom Rheumatism has
left with sfened joints, whom Palsy has bereft of
the use of their limbs, advised to try Braces
ARCTIC LIIMENT which has never yet failed to cure
single of the kind, in which fair trial has been
made In using it, do not spare the friction, but rub
1t in well and brskly. 1t is also useful in relaxing
the muscles, contracted drawn up from cramp; in
reducing and scattering and white swellings;
and healing ulcers and in curing all of erup-
tive diseases of the skin is for sale in all respecta-
BILE Drug stores. MARLIN