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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
IO-DAY'S ADv'TS.
~ - - ~ L ~ ~ a q l..
N. (.RnERl1AsS ~ AAAAl

~ ASIb ~ Al IL \ A1s
Mo - FL - NO OL.
M. GRBFEIIH's 81 MOOL
WILL 10 spenee Masasy, Aprn Iith, .. his
" reetdence, Corner of Inn and Perry strest-.
instroessons ~h i- given IN s t.e Rnsti
b Ahclss aud also In the Latin. Fvsrch ard tier
c,nsanasi IN the department u Penm.nsnip. The
More aud Phys,ed4 a<iuos los OF tbs youth In tue
sc1od VIII - attended 10 - weli - tb. nent.I
+, fAsMs-Prs M - 10 Aiv p+r qsaI er Arpes.diny
uton tbe nlniter ~ ke @iiatio'.s.
q fec me yearly ..bosrehips may be had at
i liver rate than the sbcSe
fes students can he accommodated with board
| IL TIE fs iiy u The Principal. address
sprs 4. 4. GKIFFIIH.
LuBDl ber! Lumber!
A LING s. WILLIAMS having removed ,hei,
IA LunIo Ysrfs 10 the corner ~ Harrt<oa All
FOURTH streets, are NV prepared 10 cner great
dacenen" 10 p r.Asssss ef Lumber, having
~ Largest aaA Best Assestoent
! IN THE CITY,
Consisting 10 part q tbe f,Iovlns, namely:
Cto ssS Fencing fssm IL 10 ~ foet long.
Nv "v II rmb.r. Joist. aud soaatins, all lengths
| and rige-.
1oJ,oUv u Flooring. dressed aud uniYers.d
| 2sO,Up II siding, dressed sni uni essei
Plank
| 10Oo1 II Poplar, fr,m - TO inch, thiek
~ bi.s Of \" Oh caso Shin.ie., con- isting OF
Shaved, Cut and Sawed
| b o bils of iaths
/ 2oo bills Of Pick -. \ and 3 inches
| Aisoa large sts 'rtment " loSrs and Sash
Also large as.ostm' nt of al hiDds OF y ard wood
Tot CsrnAst and Cabinet AAkeTs' use, ali OF which
ws viii sell st the lowest prices at our
new yard. colner of Bsrrison and FOURTH .treets
Davenport, Iowa
|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
New YOPk Market.

New YOsk Market.
tBY TELEORAPH1
NEW YORK. Apil I. 1859.
FLOUR-9eayy and lover. Sales 700 bbis ct
20 for super State: 5 9osl6 20 FIR extra Oe.te;
90 tGS 81 for round hoop Ohio
CANIDfAw vLcUR-Dull & 4O67 10 tor extra.
I'VE Flour Qsiet, 7O694 80
brCKwHEAY FLouA~Drll At 25aIS 90.
vHRAr- Dull and ominsly lover.
Cohs-Iover Sales IS coo bu at SIC faS mixed
WetteTn.
OArs-6tesdy; k60eOc.
RYE Ga ct; $50.
BAaLBy-Dul: 10000.
PoRK-ness drmer Naiee coo bble ct 1s 12A0
81 Is for new n II g. for old nsess: Is co for
prime.
OE81-FiSmer.
bAcON-Quet
CCT AEArs-0teAdv.
LARD-Better. Sales 300 bbls ct l2A@i2k
BUTTBR-ITnchanaed.
CHsEsE-Unohsnged
WHIsEv-Eomi0al; 27k.
COTFGE-sttafy and qui-t.
SrGAks-Heavy, under large ateck
AoLAssEs-Firm for prime but have for other
kinds
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
CeO. r.. MQInREI,I,.

(:EO. z. 81 QlHBELE,
sORNRY AND COUNSELLOR AT IAW AND
Commissioner az Deeds for Conneci cot, Will
-cmpt ana careful attention TO the cole. u'u Of
conveyance OF Real Lstate, eXaminin ins ti.les
/ other kinds ofIegsl business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
.iENNkIT.

BENNETT. q. y. WHirsONB-
RENNETT a WHlTCOM
oRNRYs AND CoUNSEI.IoRS AT Law,
otsries Publ,c ami Commits toner's of Deeds.
4ctice In the Courts OF Scott, Clini"n. Jackson
use asine counties, and In Rock leland county,
"a the u. = District court Of Iowa.
cE-N. ". Corner Main aud Second streets.
Jan1I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
uv~ay aNDERsON.

TORNgY AND COUNSFILoR AT Law
Metropolitan Block. Davenport. Iowa l.ep9
NST LANE JOSEPH J, LANE
Attorneys and Csunseiiors at Law,
Nos 4 and 8, Commercial Block, south east
rot ID aud Brady strects.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
COWBUN a. DOW,

CORBUN a. DOW,
'ORkRYS AND CoUNSRLLORS AT LAW
NOTARIRS PUBLIC
e-At Macklot 4 Oorbin's Exchange once,
mort Iowa oe1otf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
II. WHEELER,

SERAL COMMISSION AND PROD U CE
Ierchant, (Wholesale) Agent of the Syracuse
lanufactsry for Davenport and nsishboring
ehouse opposite X. r Depot, Davenport, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
u N. PATTON .

ORNRY AT LAW. Oniee-up stairs, In the
indirg formerly occupied by -. ". Wiley,
second street.
aess introsted 20 his care viii be punetuAlly
~ TO
IMPORT, January >, 1850. JAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
G. q NJ Nj f. RC AL
OasenpOss N ark Ct.
DAVENPORT. April Z, 2P \

DAVENPORT. April T. 2PM.
MArkst unchanged
WHsAY-But ve-y little coming In. Old, 81 10 F;
new. S5ctD41 %; see wheat, 81 IS.
CoRN-yery little In market; ear, 50c; ehelled
Sc,
OATs-New, 4oc; old, 5oc; very low stock sesd
oats are telling for sc.
BARLsY-None IN market 40G5Oc ruling price,
PLouR-S5 20 wholesale Sc 90 retail. Winter
wheat fonr I 80 retail
OoRs AEaL-$ao GO r ton. boltei-4l so p cvt
Unbolted, Us 90 = ton--sl 40 = cwt
POTAToEs-75cGSOc wholesale; ~ 90 retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
rREDExICk SCRAAG,

fORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
,o,sry Pusiic Office, No. IS, Davenport's
Main street Aug.9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
JOHN r.. KING,

[. ESTATE 4 EXCHANGE BROKER,
Any PuRIlc 4 COMMISSIONER or DEHDs,
LAIRE ROW-Le Claire Hal Entrance
\ DavesDoss, lowe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

LuMBER.-Messrs. Alling d Will
liams corner of Fourth and Harrison streets
have on hand the larg. st and most complete
stock Of lumber ever brought to this market
They say it must be sold, and their word is
as good as bond For cheap lumber of
the best quality, 90 to Alling 4 Williams
ward.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
= wH BAkHR n. D.,
re. CAMPBELL.

J. W. u. JAN 3 u, u1s O.s
,UCIAN AND SURGEON K.-OvfICE-POSf
PvICE BLOCK: House-Eorth side Of Fifth
between Brady and Perry. Jansldtl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

II. ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
;TRNDRNT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
rnamental Drawing.
e nj Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
.er al sad Perry jy2sdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
Rem oval.

n A. BELlN, agent for Iupont's GuBpowier,
Os has removed his ofice to the store Of B. b -ek-
EFT, ~ Brady street. next dor TO the Poet once
apiS-dlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
GEO NJ VAN HOsKN
FIN WTHs VGU N - nv
Pcl MER Il VAN lsOSEN,

rOREEYS and Counseilors 1T Law, and Nota.
les Public. Also agents for the Charter Osh
Ins. Co., Hartford. Conn. Capital 8sco,Ooo
fire In. Co. New Haven, o6OO,Oa0
ce II Claire Block, Davenport. sep5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

80 BRADY ST, (pearins's Hat stsss.l
(DvsseA t1s~ in Aas6sleS 0vss. cieAes.)
TNQ1 psspEsstOu YIN ell books Sbs u > vitA
tas q saps, q - estn q Is bssk iaseao1 - -
~ ~ p3erSe 0o6e - - oos - = sO0 80
81 peFfeeo ondD Sos - peke 81 90. - SoQ0
= Dsrttellos - reqoageea = 81 - c1e1i1s -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

YSIgIAN ND SURG EON,
stCE-s ,,h hessYs Reger n Bowers, No. IS,
tratv street.
iers left with them will receive prompt si,en-
Uo.A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

vv'0u R0oes H.vv C0e0p!!
G. SHEPHERD 4 SON,
Have renewed y
uUnDu1 - nAS9 OooOnD 011DDf,
VUHBAn we invite IN rsquiSing 0ssds h oar NJ
w sfb1slneas, - call a1d Judge Sse tAsDsesvss.
0ss1 Fap~s. Osks, BLESSED, Nbsey, DesssHsl
ln gFaol vAsssey. Gold - Co0nan 0AoAoak be9s
0ufeAina ulsGboasd RooDts, Dosdsss ee. slso -.
pse HAAGina n IN ~ broofAn, q vseWfo6 Vssess.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
OKINOTUN, =. BHOWH, J, AW111BOHO.
u. 3. Cenmissi0ner.
IoRINGToK, BROWN 4 ARMSTRONG,
EllAS. n RlINA VI

roRxrys and Gounselors. Davenport. Iowa
,ihce, NJ. 20, Nickolls BOX, corner oi Brsdy
.,opd strs.ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

HALL. J. wrISou GuIYRAc
HALL. Z 0UITIAU.
DaNaYs AND OOUK0DLLRas, NOPARIRs
Eolic, G -mmissioneps OF DeeAs for Maine, vev-
usw Hsmeshise, MsasAshussets. Nsv York.
ssssy, Pennsylvania. virginia. Ohso. Tennss-
-ntucky, Illinois and Missouri once Nc .
( one door south Of Oo~k = sareent's Rank.
Let. v0e. juivl-dAw1v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
CARDS.
DOCTOR ElGss,

UHeedFUOW u EIuUs
AvINo RESUMED rBK PRACTICE or
PLy.ir. respectfully sol;oi,. the pHirDssge Of
fiends and tLe pDb,ie.
vicE No Niek,i Biotk, over the Bsnt
aprl-lf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

ID PONT'S GUNPOWD DER.
~ BfLIN, Agent. Once with b. Beckett
~. A. Brady stre-t, next d,or t. tie Post ON 81
APPS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08

.V'esC Goods.
q H q Q II n T II -
Low RICE
Tyler's GREGORY and Variety store.
COR ROCK ISLAND A Nd SECOND SITS,
whore you viii Hnd
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
An Kfndo or eood0.
We are determined 70 close ort our stock u
Reefs And shoes, Hats and CAPS.
Ready-Made ClOlhiwg,
and viii give great Bargains to those in vaat OF such
soois II they will caii coon.
Da vepport. Apri 7. ls6s
= h r. h. TYKBR,
Corner Reet Island ssd Sex oad stresse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
raXa.s,m A nApl.OHD.

TAYLOR a BAo1OHO.
+, wGsr SECOND srRBuT. tLE CLAIRR
RoS.1 Davenp,r,, lpva, whai-sAie and retail
RS IA Drng.. Moslicin~r. CremicAls, Paints, ois
low Glass, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, neral
/. Odd Vol. kc.. sc bchs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
McT"K> HICKMAN AND REID
A. ,.amkrR N n.

We REnovaD TaHIR OFF1cR 10 No IS
81 street, narih site between Brsdy aud nsin-
rnatrhi-ff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-08
Horses for Sale.

A SUPERIOR pair OF matched hersss, wagon AID
N Harness for sale. Apply
spr5 TC EADS.
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ally STATE 0EN10CRAT.
rEWWs ~ AOvEWTssUNas.
- sAsssse ueos ~ sus
'AVENpO9T ASSOCIATED PRESS.
May ess., 06As.

ttioast sgasre.
or one kat square too. thirds Of the sfove rates:
asits--s Cards Bot 10 exceed lines ~" ~, per al.
or each change 81 sd.iitiansi charge al 3: eents
square sill be made
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Trustee - Sale.

CALL AND SEE THE STYLES.
aps5
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
III L NICiPAL ELECTION.
Saturday, Sept. 24. 1859.

A the last Regular Meeting OF the City Council
n the following persons were appointed Officers ~
mona an election IN the various Wards this City on
the last saturday Iii september for the purpose. OF
| eiecting Mayor, anu Also one Alderman and two
Counc linen from each Ward res ectvely for one
yer. Tue 20 lis vii be open AT O'Clock, A NJ aud
FIRST WARD.-Jddges, John Dog lie, Thos Hobsnn
W j. PiIlliPs ReceIvcr Ot Votes, u f. Jones; Clerks
K. H. snee I, Ii. neenan; Magistrate 10 atlenI and
qualify III ers, John COIart, ESQ Elect,on a, he
helu At Morris x STATIONS Warehouse
SEQ ID WARD.-Judges, C. r. Berry Gen Morse
Fred. sloan, jr; Receiver OF Votes JACK est
Jerks Lee Coienaa, jr J. II. soIn, jr.; MAGISTRATE
10 attend, lsham Us err ESQ Election 10 be h.ld an
Wrght's Livery table.
iHHD WAKD.--Juuges, b. 5. Weller L FL Ianier.
N j. Morris; Receiver of Votes. ". L. Boyd: Clerks
Hizei W II Brown; Magistrate 10 attend j. n
ALEXANDER; Election u be he'd the Coal ONCE of
q. +. ArKoberts, Cherry street.
FOURTH W kD--Judses, }. L. Ryan, R. l.. Cren-
shaw, Joln " Martini Receiver Of Votes, Robert
Barr clerks capt. Mcguire, X. l.. Patterson. Nags-
trate 10 attend, W. d. Robertson Esa Election 10 he
held AT the Garty Theatre.
tIFH WARD uGges, John Morrow A r. shank
land r. H. GlIscock; Receiver Of Votes, John :. Da-
SMELL CIorNs, w Is. Thompson, john IL. Currsy:
Magistrate TO attend, Josiah Ferrss Esq Election Ia
Dc he'd at Burchctrs Sn1p, corner spring Vine
streets.
sixth wARD-Judges, V Bugh. II l.. Herd
Clerks, n J. haxton, X. r. Houston Magistrate 10
attend, John Corbett, ESQ Election be held at Tar
pley x Pyle S SHOP.
SEVENTH WAKD.-Judges, Henry HILL Thos " Iank-
ford, Joseph Grillu; Receiver oil Votes VIM White: :
Clerks, j. NJ Meadows, j. II. L. Weav .r Mlgislr tes
70 attend, John Corbett, Esq Election 10 held at
Brannom's store.
EIGHTH MAKD.--Judges, W Stnborne. C. II. I,onrer
~ Z. Cotton; Receiver Of Votes, T.. VI. MarIIng
Clerks, james Patton, John Mckwen; Magistrate TO
attend, W IL Wilkinson, Esq; Election to be held at
Fireman's Hall OF No. 5.
sepI5-td IIecorder
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
Municipal Elections.

The election of Mayor, Aldermen, and
Councilmen. to serve the ensuing municipal
year, takes place tomorrow. The Opposi-
ton have decided majority in the city, and
they should see to il that a majority OF their
candidates for Aldermen and Councimeu are
elected. But it is quite as important that they
should elect Mr. HoLLIAGswoRTH as Mayor.
He has been sci; cted as the candidate OF the
pariy-fairly and honestly selected-and his
defeat would carry with it the shame and
humiliation of party defeat. 1t matters
not that his competitor, Mr.. SMITH, claims to
he an unyicldng Oppo-itiOnist. and avows his
intention to remain true to his principles;
there can lie no doubt that he looks to his
political enemies the determined fo-s OF his
party and principIes-for that support 10y
which he must he elected. if elected ut all. Aud
nothing but the fact that he opposes the nom
inee of hi- party could induce the democracy
IN uusi, his CLAIMS az they are now dung. Ia
ercb q, contest az This every true and loyal
onnoueilt OF the democracy ought 10 kho"
h.. d,,ty We trust there are but few, II any
VINO wall permit their partlaiity Tor Nh
SMITH. or their railroad partialities, 10 INFER
v-p,. "a prevent them II ON dischArgin3 their
duty TO his party. Let NO one sickle ior
men. when the interests OF Il great party
have been cast iii the baiance. We rec e''-
dencrs OF the activity OF our oppOnei =
they are using every means "i'ilh theiT
mover 10 couiplss tue def at Of Mr. HoL-
IIxc.w,Kru. Corresponding efforts should
be male to-day and to-morr"", up 10 Tie
l.test hour, to thwart them. Let this be
done, and the reputation OF Nashville az Il
thorough anti-dcmUcrdtic cliy, Will De mdiu-
tanned. ana the Opposition receive lre'h ell
p .nr.,.,,n,.,t lor TN Contests Oh 1860
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

rE;" This afternoon, our readers VIII re-
menIDrr tue removal of The remains OF
Lieutenant CHANDLER takes place, and
NV a resolution adopted 10y the Common
Council yesterday, the entire Municipal
Auihoritir-, aud the public generally, are IN
vit,d 10 participate in the ceremonies of the
occasion.
The Chief Marshal, Maj. A HEIAAN, and
those cnncrrucd, will be glad To see such sol
dcrs of the war OF 1872. aud of the Florida
capmaigns aud o. the Mexican war. as can con
venienily to do 50. attend III the procession
and at the McKendree Church. where Mr..
EAST. member OF the Common Council, will
deliver AN address. The procession will be-
firm on the Square, at o'clock, p. NJ.
We EXPECT to see u demonstration worthy of
the OCCASION.
The Cadets of the Military Institute. the
German Yagrrs, and the Shelby Guard, are
sp,c iaIly invited.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
pp Gflfsrapb.



New YORK. Sept 22.-The steamer Arabia
has arrived here.
France is making vigorous naval prepare
tons for the co ist defences-
At the Paris Conference, the Ottoman
Ambassador announced that the Sultan for
this time only agreed to grant an investiture
to CoRgrar as Hospidar of Moldayia and
Wallachia. - A1
The Austrian and Turkish Ministers have
called for an orderly settlement OF the deci-
sion respecting the navigation of the Danube.
TIE recent harvest in Algiers is satisfac-
tory.
Prince Napoleon has gone to Switzerland.
FRANCE.-Bullion in the Bank has in
creased sixty three and a quarter million
francs. Paris ROurse Rents 6Si. 60 centImes.
Victor Emanuel. on the Sd, said TO the
Tuscan Delegation that he hoped Europe
would not refuse to practice towards Tus-
cany the same work OF redressing grievances
which it practiced towards Greece.
The Parma vote in favor of annexation to
Piedmont, was 63, 900 against 500.
The Paris papers think it almost certain
that Congress will assemble.
The French Am bassador to Florence has
been recalled.
A new Sandman loan Of five millions is ex-
pected to be soon announced.
One Object of MetternIch's mission to St.
Sauvenr, is said to be the formation of an
alliance between France and Austria the sue
cess OF WI ich " uld endanger Italian liberty
and menace Europe.
Eight to nine thousand Papal troops have
assembled ut Pesaro.
The Belgian Senate adopted the first article
of the bill proposing for the Antwerp fOrtih-
cations by vote OF "a to Is.
BosToN, Sept 22.--The Arabia's mails, say
American cotton was freely offered. Good
commanded full prices. but inferior was diff
cult TO sell at a decline. Imports of the
week were Sc, 900 bales.
MANCHESTER advanced !. Cloths
advanc, d l / penny
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

The THEATRE.-ToO much praise cannon
be AWARDED to the Manager OF The Gaiety
aud his energetic assistants for the style IN
which the ca pita drama OF TIE BTtgdnd was pu'
upon the stage last night, nor to The Compa
nv for f,.. maunrI il " hich they played thel'
So, eraI parts Tie achievement OF the man
ap,.lueui ia this instance has never been
surnassed here while the performance OF the
Comp INV was such as to win the applause 81
nil I'm the first scene oil the drama 'tne
whole capuciry OF the stage was brought iu-
To r, arlIsitiou to give due Eject TO the ccle-
bral,d pictur,s arranged from The EAsrLAKE
series
The comedy of Simpson & Go. was glorious
How could il have been Otherwise WIN TIE
iuimliable MCCLAN>IN a,'Petcr Simpson" AID
other characters by The talented Mrs. NAED,
the elegant Mas. SrErs"N, the pretty Mt.
uENpEKsoN, and ihe beautiful and modest
Miss hate hAFFLRNIAG'
Tu-nI.h, We shal nave The Cavalier repeat
ed 10y spec. al request. aud -haI ag'h" he
favored win Tie B,ig.nd, Ni'h lis splendid
taLl,uux, aud I.s songs and chorusos.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
"Not that lie likes SN'H less,
But HouIINGSwoHrH more"

Court ScENg.-Tbe following humorous
scene at Halifax, n. c., which occurred in
the superior Court room, is related by cor
respondent of the Petersburg Express
During trial. yesterday, Tor assault and
battery, "A Compliant old gentleman wa asked
ON the witness stand what he thought Il one
of the defendants. We'll. he repli' Il, lie
seems To be pretty clever. we'll behaved
mn. H. lived with me a. an Uverseer for
two wears. and il takes pretty clever man
to do that; and. be cuntihu d, ga u iox hahI
he can our hollow any man ever seen IA my
lie. | never did hear any thing Ike hun.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
RHEUMATI
MUSTANG LINIMENT.

'uch as Ring bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN, PolEvil
sweeney, Hoof-an, &c, subdued and cured
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
DIR. HATCHER 5 CERTIFICATE.

Coroner OF Davidson County.
A. A. HATCHER, Physician.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

DIR. HATCHER 5 CERTIFICATE.
TO all Whom IL mdy concern:
This Is to certify thai l examined the girl
Louisa, hired to Mr.. j. NJ. Reeder by Mrs.
Brooks, and who, as said keeder alleges,
Came to her death by her own voluntarily acl
i'll drowning herself III pond in said Reeder s
yard, and that she had upon her no marks of
violence such could, by any possible
means have been the cause OF her death.
further certify that The circumstances, so far
as L nave been able To learn thcm, are Incuu-
sistent with any other theory than that which
snpposes her To have Intentionally drowned
Ii rS If.
Ihe above certificate is given in Justice to
Mr. Reeder, WHO s much injured 10y The yarl-
Gus reports in circulation regard 10 The
mattel.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of Sep
temDer $50. a. A. HATCHER.
Having examined the negro woman III the
presence ot The Coroner, l concur i'll the
UplulUu vi d.. Hatcher. 4. a. DRUDIE.
trust the above will be sufficient to vindi-
cate me in tile estimation OF an impartial
publc-without my being forced to the
necessity Of IL Judicial proceeding.
j. III. kEEDER.
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Land Plaster.

Lduu Il ldStCIs
HAVING been appointed Agents for the Western
l. Virginia Works, Tor the sale Of their Land Pas
ter, prepared 10 furnish the pr.ce 1T The
Mines with freight added.
scpl4-u ARMSTRONG < co. :
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23
A.ardt To the Pnbiie

Various unfounded reports, highly prejudi-
cial to me and my family, having gained
circulation in relation to the suicide by
drowning, of the negro girl, LOUISA. hired
by me of Mrs. A. L. Brooks, have deemed
it proper to make the following publication !:
These reports are to the effect that the
death of the girl was not produced by vol
untary drowning, but was the result of
personal violence and injury inflicted by me
or my wife. These reports, all and singular
are wholly false. She had received no vio-
lence, at any time from our hands that was
calculated to or did do her any bodily injury.
On the contrary it was conclusively shown,
death was caused alone by drowning, and
that it was done by her own volition without
any known cause and not by any agency
on the part of either myself or my wife. As
evidence OF the truth of this statement,
submit the verdict of the Coroner's jury, the
certificate Of DIR. HATCHER, the Physician at
the inquest, and OF DIR. BRoDIE, who was also
present at the inquest and examined the body
of the girl:
VERDICT OF THE JURY OF INQUEST.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
An inquistion holden at Mrs. A. l.. Brooks
on Summer street, i'll the city OF Nashville,
of the County and State aforesaid, On the
10th day of September. 1859, before the Cor
oner of said county, upon the body of a
negro girl Louisa there lying dead. by the
Jurors whose names are hereuntO subscribed,
who upon their oaths do say, that the girl
Louisa, The properly OF Mrs. A l.. Brooks,
came TO her death on the 18th inst, ut 5
O'Clock, +. NJ, by drowning herself intention
ally. In testimony whereof The said Jurors
have hereunto set their hands the day aud
date above.
J. a. PETTY, Foreman.
IA. HOPKINS.
j. A. YEARGIN.
b. RAYMOND.
BEN. l.. GUAD.
JAMES 4. FIBER.
... CHARLES SHEPPARD.
j. y. ALEXANDER.
Coroner of Davidson County.
A. A. HATCHER, Physician.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

XII Our Military Editor was enjoying the
dying fragrance OF the last rose oil summer
in the delightful climate OF Spitsbergen,
when he heard of the nomination oil ). n.
HnIIINGSwoWTH Tor Mayor OF Nashville. In
fifteen minutes he ON his way home TO
vote. for HIM We make this statement So
that Mr. SMITH, knowing our M'lltary + lItor's
p ,~iIion, can join in welcoming him to tue
civ. or not as his feelings niay dictate. We
will add that his reasons for voting for Hot
LINGswoKTH are
..Not that lie likes SSn'H less,
Hut more
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

Gr- Two or three days OF such weather
as We had yesterday, with .ew carloads
OF watermelons as an auxiliary, would b.
enough to shake a whole town out OF il.
boots with the agur. Cold. dark, drizziy
dreary and damp, yesterday was day 10
make man of melancholy temperament
wish be had died when he was baby.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-23

Sc We learn from gcntlcmrn who came
the overland route from the Soath-E,,tern
corner OF Cherry and Deaderck sGreets, that
PAT WALSH has recently supplied his rancho
variety of other TALL aud winter beverages,
together with line cigars, chewing aud srnok
ing tobacco, and-so-iorlh. Strange, bal
doubtless true.