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, 1859-11-25

CoRREcrIoN.-Last week, in noticing the passage
through this place OF the Hon. A. CAMPmLL, bOunda-
ry commissioner, stated that this gentleman pro-
ceeded down Sound for the purpose of having in
teryew with Gen. Scott. This, we are Informed, is
mistake he being simply his way to rejoin the ex-
pedition which will winter the coming season at Fort
Colville 1t led some to belle that Mr. C. was dis
satisfied with the action of Gen. Scott in the San
Juan embroglo, but which, on the contrary, we are
informed meets his entire appreciation as an ndirid-
udl
, 1859-11-25

EEUPTIoNe-M. J. A. TENANT informs US that Mt.
Baker, situated near the northern boundary was seen
in active state of eruption lately, by citizens resi-
dent at SemiahmoO also by vessels in those local-
ties of the Sound from which the mountain is precep
tible. Two large and bright jeets Of flame were seem
having the appearance as II issuing from separate s-
sures or openings. It was seen bat few days, and
not accompanied by that quantity Of dark smoke usu
ally attendant upon occurrences Of this kind. Erup-
tions Of this mountains told are very unusual
, 1859-11-25
ThurstOn County Races.


E1IRST DAY-SwEEP STAKES FOR TROTTING
Il Horses--mile and repeat, best two In three 90
entrance; half forfeit. Same day sweep stakes for
Saddle Horses, single dash Of one mileSlO entnncs
half forfeit.
Second Day.-Purse for Stalions s1OO-race one
mile-S20 entrance; half forfeit.
Third Day.-Purse SIoO for running horses-race
one mile-Sl0 entrance; half forfeit.
All horses must be named, and entered the day
previous to their running. Hi, =.
Non-subscrbers entering horses will be required 10
pay Eve dollars extra.
The committee reserve the right to rule out should
there be any imported race horses
The committee adopt the rules governing the Yam.
hill Jockey Club, Oregon, with the exception Of
weights which are: Two year old, feather; year
old, IS pounds; year old, 95 pounds; year old,
los pounds; year old, ll5 pounds; year old, l25
pounds EDWARD GIDDlNGS,
3w52 Treasurer.
, 1859-11-25

81 Mr.. JOHS A. TENANT, member Of the house
from Whatcom county, arrived here per last steamer
WilsOH G Hunt. Mr.. T. meets here host of warm
and devoted friends whom he has attached to himself
by the urbanty Of his manners and undertaking hon
esty. He is heartily welcome.
, 1859-11-25
NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE MY WIFE, HARRIET p. sYI-
i VESTER, has left my bed and board without any
cause or provocaton. All persons are forbid to har.
bor or trust her on my account will not pay any
debts Of her contracting
CRowELL II. SYLVESTER.
OLYMPIA Nov. %, 1859. lw
, 1859-11-25

QUERY.-Hew was Adam and Eve goi
out of the garden Of Eden? Ans.-They
were saaked out
, 1859-11-25

a. The steamer JVIson G. Hunt took to Victoria
from this place. her last trip I6 Jeef cattle and
eO3 sheep. ...
, 1859-11-25

~ N, ne best PuniyeT Of the Blood--HaIrs Sarsa.
parhm LeAoE Dock aud Iodine Of Fotass. smS
, 1859-11-25
MEDICAL GARD.
U. G. WarbaSS,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AID AGCOUCHETR

AT THE SOLICITATION OF NUMEROUS
"A friends and acquaintance, | have determined V
locate permanently in Olympia aud resume the prae'
tice Of my profession In all Its branches From an
extensive and successful Surgical and Medical Prae
tice Of over twelve years, offer myself, not as an
experimentor, but as practitioner who has had ex-
perience.
Particular attention will be paid TO all surgical ope-
ntions and diseases Of private nature.
Office at the Pacific House, corner Of Maine and
Third Streets, where patients from distance can %
supplied with comfortable rooms, and charged by ne
week for board and medical attendance.
Consultation fee and charges moderate.
Olympia Oct 81. 1853. 4Su
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOH PRIVATE DISEASES

F$fYsEZeS, DIR. KING formerly of New York for
IA the last four years Of Louisville ZEN.
lucky and who has devoted his attention To the treat
nent of private diseases for over so years haters
himself, having attended to a practice for so many
years, ana cured so many thousands he is enabled 10
cure all diseases of private nature no matter how
bad they may be from Injudicious medical treatment
or from neglect OF their own DR.. Kings Dispensary
Is No 70 Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square, second story where he cures all diseases of
private nature
GoNoERHEA cured without nauseious M dicIne or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old or recent date efectually cured in
lew days, by an operation which causes no pain
where a structure exists health cannot be epioyed
ferhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out oil neglect or bad treatment can be elIectual,
cured in few days.
SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures wing been
given TO this disease and all The consequences grow
ing out of IT, brought on in many cases by the de
structive habits OF incGnsdcrate Youths and ,Xces
sye indulgence of the passions neglect of which viii
undermine the constitution rendering the subject mint
Tor business or society and causing premature Old age
Females who may be laborag with any difficulty of
ire womb may rest assured Of Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed To DR. King
No . frederick street, Nashville, Teun. will have
the necessary meGiCnesen to their address with ne
sessary directions. strict secrecy observed Office
hoursirom o'clock IN tie morning until in the eve
ming mavaG-iud1wlv
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

HARD CAsE.-The Circnit Court Of Lincoln
recently tried the case of the State vs.. Nc
ELYEA, for shooting LAWSON TURLEY, on the
LIST Monday in May, 1855. "MCEIYEA. !" saws
the Lincoln Journal, twas put upon his trial
at the Nov. Term, lS5s-the jury were unable
to agree and were discharged-lO being for
acquittal, and for conviction. Again he
was put upon trial at the March term. with
Ike result, except on the last trial l | were
for acquittal, and for conviction. The jury
received the charge from Judge MARoHBASKs
on Tuesday, remained together until Friday
evening-reporting to the Court from time TO
time their insbiIity 10 agree
Before the jury were discharged the defand-
ant stated 10 the Court, that he would prefer
TO go to the Penitentiary at once rather than
remain longer in Jail, aud, ii permitted would
withdraw his plea of not guilty. and plead
guilty to the indictment, though In fact not
so, and submit to the jury to fix his term OF
imprisonment, that the case might be disposed
Of The jury were then discharged and again
sworn to determine the time for which he
should be confined Ia the penitentiary, which
they fixed at 2 years.
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PENN

MR. DOlBFAR teaches neat. chaste style Of Wri
WI ting free from those rd.c ous afcc atoms that
sUud disgrace Merchants books, and that tend So
much To destroy the steady nOyeDl that produces
a uniform style OF Writing.
His system such that a pupils succass will be in
exact proportion his adherance to the PRINCIPLES
taught; and Mr.. Dolbear docs wish injure his
reputation by having any pupils except such will
ieaI and adhere t. those PRINCIPLES which his long
experience has SHOWN lin viii guide unerringIy to
success.
Mr.. ID VIII never resort to the deceptive course of
cutting "Cdtish and Buzz tTds' to induce pupils TO
Join his class, nor VIII ne hiss prices down
bcow that OF a respectable "shoe black He knows
that Merchants eau only be sustained by living profits
ga their Goods, and that services If competent
Teachers can only be had for "A fair compensation.
Tie IDEA of being taught t0o Sciences for doiIdr
simply ridiculous Those who have recently expert
cnced tire failacy of such prctensOns and are now
ay!ug Mr. ID. for teaching the branches can tell
WINCH is teaching and economy, and which IS worse
than a useless waste OF time.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

FINE STOCK.-Mr. J. c. MCFEERN, on
Nprlh Market street, at the old stand of Mr.
Der Of very line horses, comprising number
Of pairs of match d carriage horses, which
for beauty and elegance in style and motion
are unsurphss'd d. lie has made ample al
raneemrnfs with sIock-rai ers to enable him
to ill all orders Tor any kind of hors s that
may be needed. His stocks of horses aud bug
Gies are large and most excellent, and he has
every facility 10 furnish old and young with
any kind of vehicles they may desire, on the
shortest notice.
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BILLY MOORE,S SALOON,
ELEGANT SALOON.

Ii AYING purchased the Old stand of n
IL MessrS. Kinney & Coleman, Cher M
~ street, near the Traders Bank, the "A
dersIgned has ftted up ~ wv
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

Es- Amongst She prominent men, dele
gates to the State Convention, already ar
rived, We note Col. Joseph R. Mosby, of Fay
cite; Col. r. b. Brabson, of Hamilton; w. Ii.
Wisener, James Mullins, ii. Cooper and 10. II.
Thompson, of Bedford; l. b. Cooke and j. NJ
Henderson of McMinn; John N. Morrill,, OF
Madison; John w. Richardson. of Rutherford;
J. NJ. Fleming. W. G.. BrOwnlOw and w. b.
Reese, Jr., of Knox; G. l.. Holmes, Jere
Clemens and j. III. Mcmahon, of Shelby; 7.
J. Campbell. of Bradley; J. b. Heiskell, OF
Hawkins; J. G. Stark ana W. Woodland: z. J.
Gollady, J. G. Frazer, Dr.. Gleaves. f. j.
Smith, of Wilson; w. B. Stokes, of DcKalb;
W. p. HickersOn. of Coffee. f. c. Cook. W. l..
McConico W. Ewing, of Williamson; A. NJ.
LOOney, \. Il. Wilkes, of Maury.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

EDTToRs IN TUE CrTY.-We are pleased to
see in our city, Col. J. II. McMAHoS, Of the
Memphis Bulletin; W. G.. BgOwXLDw, of the
anon Herald +. A. PARHAM. Of the Chat
trnooga Gazette; Hon. J. CLEMENS, of the
Memphis Etgie and Enquirer; \. II. WILKES, OF
the Columbia Mirror; and Il. S. NoKTHCOTT. OF
the MIrfreesboro' Telegraph. These able and
experienced members of the Editorial prof, s.
sion are here for the purpose OF attending the
State Convention to-day. We invite them,
and all others who may be in Nashville, TO
make our Office their head quarters.
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Children's Carriages.
NASHVILLE, TENN March %, 1889.

And every thing requisite on Funeral occasions
CAIN 4 CORNELIUS
feh-4-u No J. tabureb
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Dp Gflfgrapb.
LATER PROM EUROPE.

i Arrival of the Alps and Niagara.
| Naw YORK March 2s.-The steamers Nj
agara and Alps arrived at Halifax, Sunday
with Liverpool dates of the 18th.
Cotton-Sales of the week. II 200 bales. OF
| which spectators took I6. 900 and exporters
Z 500 bales. The steamers news caused an
advance of I on finer qualities and / on mid
| ding qualities. Sales, Friday, 10000 bales,
| of which spectators and exporters took 1000
bales. Orleans fair, s; middlng. SIG; Mo
bile fair, 7s; middling, SIG; Up
| land fair, e; middling, Z. Stock at Liver
35s,6O0 bales, of which $4,000 are Ameri-
can. Some authorities say the advance was
not fully maintained at the close. Manches-
chester advices favorable. Market firm and
more doing for the Continent.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Cotton Market
steady and firm. Sales to-day, 10000 bales
The Reform question is the uppermost
topic in England. There is strong opposi-
tion. Russell save notice of an amendment
which threatens to upset the ministry.
The treason trials are progressing in Ire
land. n
Cowley has left Vienna. 1t is reported he
bears satisfactory proposition
The latest Paris correspondence il less
pacific. Funds declined one per cent.
Sardinia continues warlike.
HAvRE- -Ae1o Orleans Tres Ordindirs IO4f
Bds, 99f All qualities slightly advanced
Breadstuffs have an advancing tendency.
Market firm. Provisions quiet Consols 961.
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased
e66.O00.
LIVERPOOL Richardson, Spence & Co.
quote breadstuffS very dull. Flour IOC6I2s.
Red wheat IS 6d96s ID; white IS 7dGdI0s
Cd Yellow and mixed corn 6sC96s Sd; white
Is 3dC617s Adj Beef firm; lower qualities de-
clned 23s Pork dull. Bacon quiet Lard
dull. Sugar dull. Coffee firm. Rice firm at
2l9. Common rosin As Sd014s Tod. Spirits
of turpentine 43.
LoNDON.-Wheat dull declined IC92d;
white American 3S6I42; red 5000. Sugar
dull; declined cd. Barring Brothers quote
American stocks-business limited at pre-
viOus rates. Illinois Central Railroad shares
33(G35 discount; bonds 81. Money market
steady.
The Niagara was detained off Halifax 40
hours by dense fogs. She passed the African,
bound for Liverpool, OFF Tuscan.
The steamer Edinburgh arrived at Glas-
Cow en- the 18th.
The steamers Indian and Lebanon arrived
at Liverpool.
The House of Commons rejected the Gov
eminent bill for the partial abolition of the
church rates. by "a large majority
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Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, March 28.-The overland mai
of the fourth has arrived.
VICTORIA, March Ex-Governor Douglas
eflIsed to permet to celebrate Washington's
rbrth day, which caused great Indignation
The u. ;. steamship TOucey was launched al
Mare Island on the Sd. Passengers confirm
the accounts of recent battles, between the
troops and Camanche Indians near Fort Ar
buckle. Upwards of twenty indians were
killed.
The Camanches killed several families in
Denton county, Texas, and run off their
stock.
The Camanches and Apaches are commit
ting depredatious on the Mail Company, all
along lie route.
Lieut.. Reed, of Fort Buchanan, pursu, d
and captured "a band of thieving Papagoes in
the Mexican town of Santa Cruize.
The Mexican authorities were highly indig-
nant and called the people to arms to resist
the invasion.
Very favorable accounts are received from
the AriZonia Silver Mines.
SALT LAKE, March I5.-Tbe Indians in the
vicinity of Santa Clara, and killed several
whites.
Gov. Cumming made arequisition of GenI
Johnston for troops to chastise them.
Seventeen children, captured by the In
dams at the Massacre of the Null emigrantS
eighteen months since, have been recovered
MEMPHIS, March 2S.-The overland mail of
the fourth has arrived.
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BEDFORD COUNTY-The Columns Of the
EtPosifor show that the people of Bedford
are turning their Thoughts to the filling of
their county Offices. Among Others we
notice the name of our friend 10. III. THONP
soS. announced a. a candidate for reelection
to the office Of County Court Clerk. Though
it is not particularly our concern, we
cannot help saying that it would be difficult
for Bedford or any other county in the State
to get better man or better officer than
10. THOMPSON.
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The ssEliXir.ss

Prepared by Or JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure OF DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another coulmn) has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys
clans acquainted with its properties are using them
selves and prescribing to their PATIENTS convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy restoring the
isordered digestive organs to healthy function Nu-
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as incurable by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the use of this
Elixir, been restored to perfect health as attesed Ger
Gates TESTIFY aprl3-ly
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n q n &c Z
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We are selling many articles of HARDWARE,
''being part Of KIREMAS & ELIIss last xPoRrArIoSu
at small advance COST for CASH Our NEW STOCK
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, we
offer at reduced prices for Cash negotiable paper
You can ave money by buying your Hardware at
"a Public Square, KRKMAN & EIIIs's old stand from
ieDzo-u MCCALL & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

TT A considerable number of the dele
gates TO the State Convention. and citizens
of Nashville, assembled at the Court House
last night, and heard number of good
speeches. Col. JOS. II. MOsBY, w. l.. Nc
CoNNCO, A. NJ. LoONEY, and Gov. n. S.
BRowN were the principal speakers; and were
enthusiastically applauded. The old fires
were set TO burning again.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

1FJ- a violent storm OF wind and rain Wis
tied this city last night about s o'clock A
considerable portion of the tin roof of the
Court House was taken of aud thrown across,
striking the front balcony of the City Hotel
1t is possible other damage was done to the
city. but we know not to what extent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29
DOCTOR HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED
q Z II Nj A n BITTER
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHnApE1rH1A, Pa.

DIX C. NJ JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
WILL EFFECTUALY CURE
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Iaundce Chronic or Ner-
vous Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidneys and all diseas
es arising from dsordered Liver or Stomach such as
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness of Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, FulIness Weight the Stomach,
Sour Eructatons Sinking Fluttering at the Pit of
the stomach, Swimming OF the Head Hurried and
Difcult Breathing, Fluttering the Heart Choking
or suhscatng sensations when in lying posture,
Dmness OF Vision Dots or Webs before the sight Fe-
yer and dull pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspra-
ton, feiiowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh Constant Imagining of
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
These Bitters sold at rs cents per bottle by
druggists and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
MARLIN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

ga The performances at the Theatre were
well received I,y moderate crowd last night.
The company were better on this occasion
than any other of their engagement. The
pantOmime of the Green Monster will be
repeated tonight
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29
From Venezuela.

New YORK, March 28.-An arrival from
Curacao on the llth says Venezuela is still
disturbed with political movements
The Province of Coro declared in favor OF
the Federal Government.
revolt at Maricaibo is momentarily ex;
pectcd There are indications of a general
revolution for the purpose of reinstating
Monegas.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29
PHI ON OG r A P H Y

Is so simple and plain that child Of years Of
can learn with ease, and is delighted with IT, 1t
easily read ami learned and should therefore
be taught before common Writing, and common Wr-
ting is much more easily learned alter Pion0g Apply
nls given the habit of accurate observation. For
quIckcnIng the perceptions, and aw dkening all the
.arulties Of the mind, no other branch compare
with 1t, and children who early learn this abor-sav-
ing Art, Will have greatly the advantage III life over
those VINO ignorant Of ii. II has been repeatedly
been practically, tested by able School and Legisla-
i've Committees. The able Superiu teuslent OF the
Philadelphia High school, !. :. Heart, says:
Those who have not entirely mastered the Art
still tar Is at their command: taking
partly IN Photography, and partly m long hand.
there Is lot an hour IA the day, "a class the
school, out Of Divis on H., in which do the
students using this Art, and with practical advan-
tagc"
Il it is useful to the children of Philadelphia,
why should those of Nashville be without il? Tie
making Of a few marks the black board is not
teaching this beautiful Art As well might Music
Geography be attempted to be taught without books,
maps, &c
Mr. d. is amply prepared with books, not only for
instruction, but both English and American Books for
'n extensive course OF Photographic Reading, and
with extensive Panoramic Illustrations tcarhing
Those who wish Ia JON Mr. DIS class will be greatly
benefited by dong 50 Immediately IL will allow
them "a more EXTENDED course OF Reading.
Room over the Store Of j. II. McGIl.
muTZS-u
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DIsCHARGED.--IRA 4. SrOUT. who stabbed
j. W. FEITs on Saturday wss cXumin, d before
E-qures MAXEY, ROBINSON and CoLrARr
yesterday, who were unanimously of opinion
that his course was justhablc, and he was
accordingly discharg d.
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Homo Againt

MIR. LAnCOMRE desires 20 infarm his
WI lrseads aud the public generally that be has
turned froi hts Northern touE .ARd Is ready open
The fail esmTaigB.
Fully posted ia alireeont mprovementEia Photo
grAIhic AAaipe lation-reiytng, heretofore solely
upon hS sserts Of his pacigres, and determined 10
sAre 10 effort 10 please he ean6dsatly taviies those
who have new gtyeE ksal n fair trad, 20 % 80
LADIES' wlhr bis pEesent reoEns The nacsI caase-
silently ans rasasAnuy located Of any Ia the cav
berry sire s.FnsF of unsaa aeHt3i-s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29
The state Convention

To-day bids fair to be the largest and most
interesting held in Nashville for many years
past. II will assemble at the Capitol in the
Representative Hall at 10 o'clock, A. II.
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Coutnterrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

COTTON.-No transactions in cotton yes
terday worthy of note.
TOBACCO.-SaIesa at Fisher, Wheless &
Co.'s yesterday offs bids. at 95,6 80. Z 90, Z,
90, 4 IS; and at A. Hamilton's at so, 725,
90, 80, $40, 6 20, 6 90. S 60, As,
3 40 5 50, 5 80, 5 20, s 90, 4 40, 40, 4
rs, Is, Is, 4 rs, 20, 4 Is, 10, 4 05,
3 80, IS.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-The Navy De-
partment learns that the steamer Metacomet,
OF the Paraguay expedition, arrived at Marian
ham on the 3lst OF January,
Genl. Boroman. superintendent of public
printing. has purchased the Union newspaper
establishment.
1t was rumored at noon to-day that Genl.
Cass was dead; but it is untrue. He is now
at his regular business in the State Depart
ment.
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EzS~ Col. RoTr. HArroN is in the city
having come in yesterday with the delegates
from WisOu.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

7.e~ Hon. Henry s FoorE, - Mississippi,
arrived l. ills city, Sunday night
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CITY Lots for Sale.

I'VE viii sc l. low for cash or on reasonable time
w Tie following unlmproyed Lots IA Nashville
Io-wit Nes- Is and II % Johh irees plaza ~ losA "a
the North east corner 81 College aud Ieanambrane
streets, ffoi ting o. feet and Faene back bali
u Market street. aid No. 40 tsame piaaA on GAefTy
street, between BFosd and neIaambEaBs street, 40
feet .foni sad ranniEg hack haH Nay IA Caiisge a
These lots are trse ffsa taxes, and growing rap
idly IA vaiue.
nlAEl2-lm 4 Il. GGAsoocE 4 co
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-29

ES- Hon. CHARLES READY arrived in our
city yesterday, and is stopping at the City
Hotel.
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LOUISVILLE, March S-Noon.-River fall
ing rapidly with II feet water on the falls.
ST.. Louis, March 2S.-The river is falling
slowly. The upper streams are in good boat
ing order.
The Missouri river is rising rapidly.
MEMPHIS, March 2S.-The river is still
rising.
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New YORK, March est is understood
that Commodore Stewart denies the truth of
the story Of JetlersOn's contemplated attack
on Cuba by gun-boats, recently published.
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ELM Crag for Sale.

L Will ssti, on reasonable terms, shaf beautiful
Il and hghiy improved properly ,aajolnlng Frankin
ana Minerva Colleges, known as ssEIA Gag. Apply
20 c. l.. BARNES
f"hta-u uAAit SeSaEee Hstei