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Office, u9 Common street.
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GER, her ,, child, aged about years.
pense of the purchaser. '' MI Is ds 10 Il
g. Aaeiaasers private following RESI-
ton Office No. Il Place e''A'' Oh App'"
Fourth District.
l. TWOST0RY FRAME RESIDENCE on Louisiana Ave
nue. Nayades street, Six and outbuildins Lot S
otIui'dings. BY 100 and grounds highly in
5 E1ssan, TwosroRY BRICK RESIDENCE on St, An
drew Coliseum Lot $50 by ls2planted with choice
~. TW6sToRy FRAME RESIDENCE on Philip, near
oasE NJ on Wilmington a near say,.e
s S bo T1' r. Ra@E COTTAGE RESIDENCE
Nayades Second Seven and fine outbuldngs
I COTTAGE HOUSE Annunciation, near soroparu Lot
s. TWo-sToRY FRAME DwELLING on .Branard, near
Esan 4 B s Hs h an Hno
Josephine Nine and oubuildngs Lot 81 By is
ss FsaS rs M s p1 .,s, Coils
IT es %5soR ~ psass f RIfTSSSsh Jus,
Is 81 N s4yae
"eHs TVS Y DWELLING on St. Andrew near
i.s Elegant & NEW r TwosroRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
Jackson Coliseum Lot "a feet jackson BY lbs with
III Fine NEW TWo-sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
VS. dssSs $HzSS
Boulny Nayades The dwellings, Of the most perfectly
'r 20 II Es sS ON .yaae. s.,o,.o.
st l sfG"fs nv a ssssss near
Greenvie Station Lot 24l by 500 in Depth with highly
First nistrJct. a..
70 oNEsToRY COTTAGE on Camp, near Delord Lot 80
2l. TnREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on carondeet
- two; Story FRAME HOUSE on Magazine, near Erato
% Fine TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Robin, near
sHss III p BRICK HOUSE on sayaaes near CAL
% 25 Fine THREE-sToRY PRICK RESIDENCE ST.
9saa % & HI RESIDENCE on rAa
=, FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Camp near rhaa
Is. TilREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on Magazine,
- TWosTo 6! Y, PRICK RESIDENCE Euerpe near
y T%osTohy SkIeK RESIDENCE on Annuneln,ion,
nfs[ 'iSS y DSHB1E FRAME RESIDENCE on
sS SsSE si RsMn pwELs on Mel.
Eps dSTTaE 1T # M 81 on Constance
sfsS ON Camp near
IS, Elegant TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Coliseum
81. rWosfohY FRAME RESIDENCE on Camp near
fPSsa Z 5' FRAME RESIDENCE on Apollo
IS Fine COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON pOlymnia street. near
Nayades. W. Wy MINIS '''e'' Ae"'
Second District.
80; Fine BRICK RESIDENCE Bourbon street, near
40; BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Espanade, near Tonti
H. TWosToRY FRENom GoTT%G Q" Bayou Road
with depth Of sa5 ''''' '''' '' S' - .p''
Third District.
AZ. LARGE DOU BILE TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING; |
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Cabinet .HNEerS,

ROCERIEs, JUST RECEIVED Elk STEAMSHIP
~ Cahawba and packet Pacific
New York State Premium CHEESE. .-
Orange County BUTTER.
Cheshire and Wiltshire CHEESE,
per steamer Kangaroo New York, in fine ordor.)
Buckwheat Yeast Powders,
Fulton Market Beef Stuffed Peppers and Mangoes,
Dried Blackberries,
Dried Pted Cherries,
...= Souccd Salmon etc. ETC., etc.
BY steamer E. j. Gay-cRAcKERs assorted For sale by
Fl. H. HEDDEN,
n26 Ct Common and Caronlclet Streets
NOTICE-MR, FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INro
IN employ this day. and holds full power of Aor
ney per passed before James Graham Notary Public Of
this city. ~
JULIAN NEVILLE Il CO., Auetioneers.
New Orleans Jniy Il. lsE9 iyta I'm
JAMAICA Ui5ANGES-iu,WN 81 board ship Dllst a
OH S. JONES l. co
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,ANDS....... LANDS 49,. LANDS. LANDS

/ ,ANDS...., LANDS LANDS. .....LANDS
SUGAR. COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS.
hundred and twenty-five thousand acres of choice Sugar
Cotton and Cypress Lands for sale the parishes of Carrol
FaasG V Wnsa c ksna cMGrshsus
st. Martins ST. Mary's, Point Coupee East and West Baton
Rouge, lberville ASSUMPTION ST. James, ST John ST Charles
Jefferson, lafourche and Terrebonne. ''
ie Parties desiring to engage in the cultivation of Sugar Cane
or Cotton or to establish Wood Yards mills or for specu
lalion, the above affords opportunity for investment
For maps and descriptions prices and terms and a other in
formation in regard 10 these lands apply to
McCERREN, LANDRY & CO.,
Auctioneers and Land Agents.
Office and Sales Reconnaissance Hail. ST. Charles street cor
ner of Poydas. - 1910 ~ s'' WI
g 10 enable the advertisers 10 represent the different tracts
ad with greater accuracy they have had maps
the different parishes compiled by the u Surveyor
from the Public Surveys which The public are invited to cali
and examine Any lands situated any of the parishes en.
the owners. - fS ' 's isi'e''' VI
ai0 IT Nor m
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AUCTION SALES.

.-~--@ - A4VN 0AA10.
POTATOES. POTATOES
BY D. e. MORPHY,
AucnosEEH.
M q ihs wharf sppoa,s Pos r.s Sse A ~ AZ 1:
soo barrels Northern Poaioe. now landing exbark A,m,.
sS-TERHs-cssh on The spot. Mi
CREDIT sALE-Ioo CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND BRO
sa9H Caps and 100 lots Winter Clothing Meno Drawers
BY BLACHE 81 BEAUMONT,
Auction Rooms, No. II Charities street.
MONDAY, 2sth inst, NJ 10 o'clock A. ~,
Az at their auction rooms, No. Chsrtres street. will be
100 Of Boots, Shoes, Brogana and Caps
. 40 Merno shirts and Drawers.
$50 lot. Of Minef e Gohu sp Wh.s Shirts ETC.
sSTERMs-At sale ms
BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc
BY ANSEL EDWARDS,
R. AgxVIELD, Auctioneer.
Store So St. Charles street.
TIE J EyE m ss. and every weekday
general Of Msceaneou. Books Of choice stand
ard in the various departments Science Fine
Useful Arts History, Biography, Travels Voyages etc.
CREDIT Observation-Disclosures BANDS, and SEASON.
able Dry Goods.
BY E. ROGER 6 CO.,
Auction Room, No. % Old Ievee street.
=, Az. 18th inst. At 10 o'clock A.
be sold M -'''o ROOM no. q o'a i@vee street. will
An invoice Of rich French Embroidered Double Bands
lq packages and lots Goods consisting Of
Cashmere Dresses Fine Black Alpaca Linen Towels fiosery
Calico - F ssna
Fancy Fancy Prn,s Fuai,ae Prints WOODEN
bis s.shTI an a! Brown nc. cosions etc. ETC.
az Goods ready for examination early the morning
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MAHOGANY. ROSEWOOD AND COLT AGE FURNITURE
sna ricoio f.no at suction without reserve
BY WATTS, BAUDUC & MACKEY,
J. T. WATTS. Auciioneer
oniee AND sAiesroon, IS and 81 Magazine street,
Corner Of Natchez street.
residence Sfen Esq, ssysdes stree. l..
tween Philip and First, will be Sold - = 75' -
general assortment Of Household Kitchen Furniture
Rockera Marbeop sdeboard and Tables Bedeads AMOR
Bronze eight day Clock French Plate Mirrors Pictures Car
together with full Get Of Cottage bedroom Furniture.
One fine Erad Picoo Piano. beautiful niece
Of furn'nre. IN perfect order.
R3-TERMs-Cash. ma
PAWNBKoK Frs SALE IMPORTANT SALE OF uN-
Tsdesmed Pledges at the Ioan Once ~ Sewel No. is
Ra%psrt street. formerly CircusJ Grayer and
BY E. M. JACOBS,
r. ARsF1ELp. Auctioneer.
and he following DAYS until snisbsd s l. A. M'
large assortment Of Ladies Geneens Wearing Anna
Breastpns Musical Instruments Guns Pistols Rifles and ali
descriptions of JeweIry Silver Ware etc etc -'N "'
rus I sais II positive and without reserve.
CREDIT sALE-lso BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs.
Also, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and Shirts
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Room No. Is Old Leyee street
| THURSDAY. December LIST, at 10 o'clock A.
= NJ precisely at their auction ROOM No. Is Old Ieves
o cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans comprising fresh and
select assortment. anu
l5o lots Of seasonable Read Made Ciahiue conn o
oTercoa's Business Coats Raglans Pantaoons Vests Etc
Also
30 cases Mems Hats valious styles and Qualities
AND
-. r,,,,. lt0 dozen large size Wooden Shirts.
gHTERNs-Liberal at sale u8
!
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g ID. GRATIAA & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Importers of Wines and Brandies,
81 CUsToNHOUsE STREET
Orders received for Direct Importation. -ea
Kxchange.
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E'ANIILY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON an,

EAIILY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON and
= Carondelct streets.
1t has been desire excel in the quality BUTTER fur
nhed my customers and the patronage have acquired
the last fourteen years is proof of success.
Ny TEAS, being selected by acknowledged judge New
York. will be found to be choice.
The stock of the store is changed many times during the
and therefore fresh full assortment constantly coming n
bought and to be sold for cash
Country solicited which prompt attention will be
paid Teri.s, cash or city acceptance.
II. H. HEDDEN,
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SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RIvIERE
BY TOURNE 81 THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRyE, Auctioneer.
Office ll9 Common street.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. IL, 1859, at IL o'clock
w NJ at the St. Charles EAehag will be sold at auction
by virtue and in of order from the Hen r H.
Judge of the Second District Court of New Orleans dated
10th November, 1859 for account Of said succession,
ADAM, or TIRCIS. negro man, aged about . years.
CAROLINE, mnlattress aged about 50 years. EMMA
GER, her child, aged about years.
Has- TERMS-Cash.
Act Of sale before g. Magner, Notary Public, the ex
Spnffha rhasar 10 IN
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Tin Plate.

800 boxes best Charcoal landing ship Caroline from
Liverpool, and for sale by
JOHN D. BEN & son,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Cognac Brandies
IN BOMBED WAREHOUSES,
PLANAT CO,
OTARD, DUPUY & CO.,
BOILEvIN & CO.,
IECOMPTE & CO.,
LARoEDE FREREs,
UNION PRoPRIEToRS OF
LA JARRIE.
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AAILY GROCERY AND WINE STORE At PRIVATE
McCERREN, LANDRY g. co.

- >~~~~~~-~~~0~O~
SLAVES! SLAVES SLAVES! AT AUCTION-CREDIT
sale of l40 Choice Slaves
BY McCERREN, LANDRY 81 CO.,
G. W. NcCERREN, Auctioneer
ONCE and salesroom Masonic Hall ST. Charles street.
MONDAY, Dec. S, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ Mt
~ Their sales, DOM, Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street at auc-
About SO Field Hands, Mechanics House Servants Cooks
Catalogues of above will be delivered Friday morning next
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100 casks suitable for both Mules Just receive
from the factory of Messrs H. Baden Sons For sale by
JOHN D. BEIN 4 SON,
SO and 81 Camp street,
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Bells.
Landing steamer Judge florence from Cincinnati and
store full stock, from Is TO 1000 pounds For sale by
JOHN D. BEIE l. son,
50 and 81 Camp street
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McCERREN, LANDRY u CO., Auctiopeers
~ appraisers and General Agents the sale Of Real lis
a.e fnrnure Bank Stocks Port Wardens Success
sion Sales Cargocs, Stocks of Merchandise etc.
Particular attention will given to the purchase and sale Of
Cotton and Sugar Plantations. ~ e VI
Our Mr. Powell who has had experience of many years in
the land departments of the State will attend to land claims in
me aheen land offices OF Louisiana department at
Washington City ~ p' ~ az
Perfiido streets ' 0, " N'' SiA'iies
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Nl MARI. A1aNDHf q co''s AUCTION
The undersigned having commodous and central
At the corner Of St Charles Perddo known
as Masonic Hall have fitted established an Auction Mart
for the sale of Real Estate Slaves Stocks and Marchandjs
The superior advantages of the location the display Of pro
perry anu convenience OF purchasers need
SALE DAYS
For Real Estate Slaves and StocksTuesays and
For MISUNDERSTANDING and THURSDAYS
Outdoor sales attended 10 all times
Efficiency and dispatch relied on in all matters nlace
in charge. 80 " ''' p''eeu
n23 If McCERREN rANnpy ro
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BANK AMERICA
New Orleans. Nov. l6, 1859.
lathe annual election for Thirteen Di-
rectors of this Bank the ensuing will be held
the Banking House. No. Peter street, the hours Of
10 A. NJ and T. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81. 1859
n17 I'd AM. PORTER, Cashier.
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New Orleans, Nov. q 1859.
=, ES-In conformtty with Article 4th OF the
Charter Of hi. Company notice hereby given that election
the First Monday in February viii held Office Of
the Company No. IS Camp street. MONDAY the 5h day Of
December next between the hourE Of 10 A. NJ and r NJ
NJ I'd JAMES H WHEELER Sec,y
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Landing ex ship Argyle, and in store M
100 bundles 10 to % VIC.
100 do "a, 25 &c and 27-sutable for stove pipe.
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN & SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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Brazier's and Bolt Copper.
Landing steamers Emma Mary Anna and Alma and
store
20 cases 10, IL and IL lb., Sox60 Roofing Copper.
10 cases 10, II and IL h., 20A6O :. :.
20 cases 10, II and IL b., 24x6O =. =.
1000 sheets IA TO l25lb. 30x6O Braxiers
10000 pounds Bolt Copper n to u inch.
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN SON,
SO and 81 Camp street
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rf- Indiyisible Friends Commandery of
Knights Tsmpars and Appendan Orders No on the
THIRD FRIDAY Of month"; the Hall
Lodge, of ST. Claude and Durnaine streets First
District.
General @ j. ponnella, Captain General Ansuste Bloue
Junior Warden NJ A. Cologne Treasurer Francois Meleur
Recorder Michel Meleur Standard Bearer Bruna de Lucas
Sword Bearers j. Harvey, Warden Jean Beney Sentinel
sel1l y
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n1- Texas and New Orleans Railroad Conn
PAIr-The following Conmsoners-Messrs. l. q. Seymour,
r. Kayne b. ". Hcrell John Holiness Noses Greenwood
and e. W. Shawappcnted by the Sabine and Galveston Bay
ka.oad to open books md receive subscriptions e
works will Office Of the Company No Coaner
eia place this city MONDAY the 18th December p-ox
mo at ~ o'clock M for the purpose organizing open
ing said looks for subscription tho Capital Stock Of ad Com
in accordance with Legislature the State
1859. tt!ESTRy -
MIG td26 - President
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL BANKING COMPANY,
New Orleans. Oct. q, 1853.
n4-VO Let-Vhe eli Hfble Omces over the new
banking house of this institution Possession given immediately
OF 6m H KERNION Cashier
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

JOINING THE SoSs OF MALTA correspon.
dent OF an exchange paper. who receatiy
joined the Sons of Malta, thus describes the
mode of initiation: - You are frst grabbed
and thrown into tab of cold water, and
forthwith several large men begin to stick
pins into you. Hauling you out of tire tub
of water, they rush you into another apart
ment aud now neD make iunge after
you, dressed in disguise, and Immediately
commence pouring hot molasses into your hair
ls flooded on to you, and a man dressed in
black thrusts stuff box in front of your nose,
and all at once you begin to sueeze vocifer-
ously, and the eager crowd begins to laugh
and hurrah. Snowing you further along,
the chief men aud bottlewashers grab you
by the nose hair and coat tail, aud in this
way rip every bit of dry goods loose from
you; ron, and again the crowd roars with
tumultuous laughter at your nude state,
with five or six meu hanging on to your hair
and tors. forcing you up soaped pole with
pins aud sharp sticks. You now begin to
think you are forsaken by all OF Gods peO-
pie, and the devil has certainly got possess
sion OF you, knocking you on the head so
that yOG see stars numerous as they are
in tue milky-way. You are handled in this
kind of tantalizing way for two hours. when
the officers give you d large dose of liverwort
and tar. and then let you go. Fun"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

MAYORS ELECTION. the election last
Saturday S. n. HoILINGswoRTH, the candi-
date of the Opposition party, was elected
Mayor of Nashville. by majority of ~.
This result is justly regarded as signal tri-
umph in as much the Opposition had to
contend not only against the Democracy, but
against members of their own party. and the
Influence of two railroads. The contest was
a spirited one, and the friends of the two
candidates labored faithfully in the cause
they had espoused. But, although the strug-
gle was warm and exciting. we trust that
no unkind feelings were engendcred thereby.
and that our party, unhappiIy divided in the
race, will forget their little differences. and
will once more stand unit, d and prepared TO
rush together into the great contest of 1860.
Some of Mr.. SMITHS personal friends felt
that they would rather suff d feat with him
than share the triumph OF the Opposition
party and its nominee. They had right TO
feel thus, and TO act according to the prompt
ings OF that feeling, aud we, for one. shall
leave uuquestioned their motives for doing
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26
IA y Nv "a - u - a. .
Louisville, Nv.

The PrOprietors OF the GAIT HOUSE, pre-
pairing for Il large Increase OF travel 4, n tie
opening of the Louisville aud Nasl7;il. Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to 1oIo!e its
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The pubic may rely that the well-earned
reputation OF the Gait ii ouse, strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JET
fersonvlle Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
ies, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square of the Hotel.
sEzs- Baggage Check d in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
Ea5- Time from Louisville to New York
IS hours. augl8-6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

A NOVELTY IN FAsHToN.-Among the
novelties recently INTRODUCED in ladies APP
paral, is new article of suspenders. They
bear resemblance to those worn by gentle
mn, except that they are made of delicate
white elastic fabric, with frili"d edge abont
Que inch wide, and are attached to the skirt
hy buttons in like manner. We doubt not
this invention will be generally adopted with
a view to relieve the waist of the unlimited
burden, which such habiiments necessarily
pro luce. Reason and experience teach us
that The old and absurd method, while foi
lowed. impedes locomotion, and tends to i'll
neallh,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

E%-Two young men connected with this
office, On their return from the theatre a
little before II O'clock Saturday night, found
that All attempt had been made to fire the
building In the Job Room on the third
story, they discovered quantity Of pitch
just beginning to blazr up ne,r pile Of
printing paper This they instantly ex-
ting iish,d, and on looking about the room,
found that some scraps oil paper had been
plac, d in empty dry-goods box and
ignited. The ncendiary had not been gone
probably more than five minutes when the
young men entered the room. aud had their
coming been delayed five minutes Longer,
there would have been work Tor the Fire
men.
We had thought that the PATRIOT was at
peace with everybody. We are unconscious
Of having given offence to any, and caunot
conceive what motive could have actuaied
tie perpetraIor Of this attempt to injure us-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

THEATHIcAL--We were glad to- see 30 full
a house at the Gaiety Saturday nighs and TO
witness the strong manifestations Of pleasure
with which the performance Of Haa,la, was re-
received. That principal characters. persona
ted 10y KEEBTE Mrs. WARD. Mrs. HENDERSON,
McCiANSIN HENDERSON. TAYLOR, &c. were
faithfully and skiIliuIly rendered, the hearty
and frequent applause which q, etrd them.
sufficiently proves. kEEBLE plays Hamlet
much better than any other stock actor We
have ever seen attempt il He certainly
possesses hisiriouic talents of a high order,
and we predict for him brilliant future.
He is yet quite young man, and has
scarcely entered upon the threshold of his
career Mrs HENDERSON has never failed in
any character she has attempted; we need
not say. then, that as "Ophelia." she pos
"Ophelis," and nobody else. Mrs. WARD
p aycd the Queen admirably.
The plays for tonight tire SUI Wa'eys Run
Dep, a very entertaining comedy, aud
EeIuay and he BeoS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26
~An amusing ST.

Eg-An amusing story, says u Toledo, Ohio.
COZ correspondent of the KniekerbOcher, Is told OF
the acute sense of smell of a tobacconst OF
our city He, together with his clerk. was
examining some tobacco submitted for his
inspe ,tion. After carefully inhaling the
flavor by three or four protracted snIns' ne
exclaimed TO his clerk: John, can't You
smell old leather in the tobacco" John pre-
sentcd it to his oilactoris, and Thought he
could" The ''chief'' then sm"lled again,
and declared that he could also detect very
slight flavor of maple sugar. This last
aroma John pronounced beyond his powers
Samples Of leaf tobacco. you know, are taken
rom each end OF the hogshead, aud also
from tho center. The samples examined were
from the ends. On taking sample from the
middle, there was found an old boot heel,
full OF maple pegs Judgment on ''tohakker'
from This quarter is now regarded as final!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26
Comfy Sfusaee.

sa- We authorized t. announce HENRY L.
JUSTICE as 4 Candidate Tor County Trustee, the
ensuing March election. seplO-te
ss-Weare authorized - announce rHOS. T. SACN
DEtS as a can Iate for he Oil of County Trustee
of davidson County al the election to be held in
March, 1861. apr2O-ti
az We authorized TO announce SAMUEL
AMEN 4 candidate for County Trustee. the mex
March election. aprl9-td
as- Ts are authorized to announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;iai.t.ta FOR Trustee of Davidson coun
~, at tbs next March election. aug2o-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

SAFE BUsINE-s.-The leading silk and
fancy dry goods suction house in this city,
GAYS tn New York independent, hammered
off, last year on six months credit the en-
ormous amount in value of S3,ODO,OOO of
foreign merchandise. consisting mostly of
silks, ribbpn and printed goods. The total
lossrs of the house during that period, We
are reliably informed, were less than $1,000.
A safe and welI-managed credit business
that, and IL credit .qually TO sellers and buy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

Com FrSu IN THE PoToMAC.-The Al'xan
dria (Va) Gazelte contains the following "A
gentleman ia passing over the Long Bridge
on Wednesday last. saw. he informs US, Il
shoal of about one hundred gold fish in the
Potomac. near the bridge. They were OF
different sizes, some quite largr; and the
question is how came they in our river? 1t
has been suggested that The spawn from the
pool at the capitol, in Washington, has pass
ed into the Potomac, aud thai they were thus
propagated.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-26

SHARP VERY.-A negro man who pur-
chased his freedom went TO New York State,
aud by rigid economy saved 5000. which he
entrusted To an abolition lecturer to go to
Delaware aud buy his oldest daughter. The
l ciurer was overcome on his charitable
errand by iair daughter Of the State Of
Delaware, whom he married and then pocket
ed the 5000 given him by the negro. This is
about as Tar an the prrneiple of an abolition
list extends-as far as it is possible to make
money out of ii.