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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
Saturday, the 18th day of February. 1859.
LEV "A TIL A
Livery, Sale & Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET STREET,
j. c. M,FERRIN, Proprietor.

j. &. M'FERRIN, Proprietor.
fTNIIE undersigned having leased the Ubove we'll
L known establishments formerly kept by Nr. JOIN
IL. SLOAN, has thoroughly repaired and rcdted II in
all it. DEPARTMENTS and now challenges competition ia
puiIt of convenience and capacity from any similar
establishment IN the South
LIVERY.
shall keep constantly hand a number Of baud
sImc vehicles of all Sinfs. aud a stud Of horses
unsurpassed in style, speed aud safety.
SALE
am prepared to OH any bill for gentlemen wish
ing To purchase carriage. buggy saddle horses and
Will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers of stock will and 4 my establishment salt
able accommodations for any number OF horses or
mules, at reasonable rates.
BOARDING.
Gent encn wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles ensured that stick Will receive the best
attention, and AT the lowest current rates.
lam also provided with all the facilities for Break
ing, eating, Ncking and Docking horses and will en-
satiSfactog.
viii receive and sell stock OF all kinds on commits
sion and frum thorough acquaintance and constant
familiarity with the market, feel hesitation in
promising satisfaction.
Being determined % give satisfaction 20 all Who
may call, portion OF public p1tronhge IS solicited
j. c. MrFERRTN,
janls-diy Late Of Bowling Green. Ky.
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For Hcnt.
Malt Whisky.

A NEW BRICK DWELLING, on High street, South
n Of Broad Apply TO Mosely Bell second doar
from Broadway House. tanls-tf
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JoHv $. nAT, Prineral Of The HIgh school at Phila

JoHv HAEr, Principal Of the High School at Phila-
delphia. Pa, says;
''Such Of our Students as have made PhoUOgruu bic
reporting a profession have along m life faster BY
al odrs than those ~ any other KIND 4 business and
that without the possession Of any special brllaucy
OF talents
CHOSE who have not entirely mustered the art SIN
IL far II rs At their command, tai ny notes
partly n Phonograihy, and partly 10 long ht d. tn
IL not hour ia the day, n class the schu0l
out Of Division H., IN which to not see the students
using this art, aud with practical adyant lge"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20
PHI NOG ABLY

No branch Of educ ton has higher claims IN
on the friends of cdu"aou than Photography. either
account Of iis and varied advantages or the
with which Il can be learned. There Is no great
aid ia mental cultnrS surer road TO successful
en- 10y mcut, tina facility ~ tl.i-
That h. erSiig learned and Immediately made
dudidbie fOT practical pBT1s,s be shaSun ~ me
mast abundant teinsoHy # Clergyman, Doctors, Lac
y0rS, teachers DC.
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Ci.ancery Sale of House andLot

Be jamn Grooms, Admir-, Virginia Hard ct ais.
DChSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, at November Term, 1855 in above
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ChanceFy Sale Of Lots i'm Buena
Vista. near Nashville.

DTRSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Franz kiln, at its December Term, 1858, in the
case of Joshua W. Owen, Admir-, against james c.
owen AID others, will,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

A NEGRO WOMAN about - years old perrectly
n sound and healthy, al excellent Cook and Wash
er; obcdent, honest and reliable Negro in every
respect IL IL. HAYNES & CO.
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Undivided Interest in Land and
Negroes.

John p. Waller Isaac " Watson ct ais.
DURSUANT To q decree of the Clmncery Court at
l. Nashville, at November Term, 1885 IN above
cause viii sell for cash, the Court house this
city,
saturday, the 18th day of February. 1859.
All tn" rrht, title and hch I.aac ~ Watson
has in the estate of Jrn ihIu r. Watson. deceased
and being undivided twelfth Of the Tract of Two
Hundred nd FiltV Acres 81 Land, more or less on
which Jon tn IA r. Watson resi- !ei at his death and
also 'ndivh7ci twclfIh interest IN the following
named Sll' es belonging Ia sail cStat., to-wit sam.
aged As; Sinda aged -; Tut, aged b years; Tom,
aged - years Essex, aSc - wears, and Lewis aged
10 years.
jinI9-td J. E. GLEAVES, c. * NJ.
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Misfellaaeons.
Peterson,s Magaziue
FOR S ALE.

~ Ia - "A L. Il.
I HAVE on hand three families OF Negroes which
Il wish TO sell to good homes in this adjoining
counties They are all good servants-Ccoks, Wash
ers and Ironers, &c Also, four or five good field
hands. have q good man who is fine house
want; al Of which will sell low for cash. Call and
see for yourselves at No. Is Cedar street.
Z. : HAWKINS,
jan19-tf BS4G Agent
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Saturday, the 18th day of February. 1859,

Certain House and Lot me atined in the picadings
samr being part OF lot No. 80, the second flIn of
college Lots an fronting 10 seet ON FroHt
run ing back 100 feet.
iaIlg-td j. f. GLEAYES, C. & NJ.
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Z. W. 7. nANmls says:

! take much lcasgre IN saying, that l. with many
others of this place awaited self % the opportunity
OF taking lessons the science Of Photography as
taught by Pro-; J. ". pOLnEsk. and In justice bin
cheerfuily and feSressly state that he able
T. impart IN a limited time, o. AM person who viii
give las attention. a thorough knowledge o. the
principles ~ the scicnce. Although prevented by =
than half % his course ezsns yet MY progress
has been such g. enable bath read and
write ma the characters employed with Astonishing
readiness.
not less pleased with the beauty and siuPiiri
- 81 the stem, aud - admirable astaE0n % the
sanLs Of the community, than surprised and del;zht
81 AZ The ease stth which IT, principles CAP De master
ea, by child when accompanied BY the panoram
ie Illustrations and explanations q Mr.. fAolbeAr-
would be II Adopted b. adults and parents would
bot permit their children BE- without tbis lAborsay
tng nvcHtun. especially shea Thea reject thai ~
principles can be mastered 10 few hours
Ro W 7. bASfEI.
Grand Secretary, Grand Ledge. Cbagtar Council and
EIcamPuert o. AississspIa- -.s. 4 -
Ny sOn, twelve years q age was = member q bis
class. and than s1tsdei ~ith The prosress
THAI he has nssde Ane asi.eVe that ali be u
ls-at my thzn twelve Ieeaths q Usual ftady
s1uld be J. n, Bbfn.
Mayer q the eay u Jackson.
Mr. D. has moss admirable f.aor.aic llustFAiOas,
whach greatly ald TIE ie.srneF.
Printefs can easily learn u ~ type frosn Phono-
graphs u2scscrints ard thereby greatly lusssn tAs
lzbssf q fstfs, Asrchaats, ke 10 advertise
aieats, kc., IL fhanosrafty-
fis1rs eto n A N. = - p H. .snd % Is asht
lanl2-d
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Steamboats,.
For MPnDhi,

'hs s,s. SPisnd s1xl faSosafsr '-S&l
s DAsHIEIL, Capt, will leave d
as above THIS DAY, the Goth inst, at IL O'Clock
NJ for freight or passage apply on board or 70
: jan2o-lt - A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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For ReNt.

A SPLENDID FARM, about 5 miles from the city
n containing about 200 Acres, well watered
Terms very liberal. -.
taa.-l f. S. HAWKINS. Agent.
Jan19-u BS&G No is Cedar street
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GOdey's Lady,s Book.
For safe.

ENoR FEBRUARY, just received and for sale by
IL ianig JOHN YORK 90.
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Wilson Spring Property.

McEwen aid others Nance X Matlock
DURSUANT To a decree of the Chancery Conrt at
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1855, in abOy e
cause Will sell 1T the Court house, in tins city,
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Plows.

ptOWs.
nnA aftIERS sfEEL PLDHs. .s.srs-d sisss;
80 Hraiss = slrel ri~xs. assorted sisss;
fne-e ff~s -. zssQaAilse Ana ~ill - ssld II he
iexcss proes ARMSTRONG 4 90.
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Ilshl.t
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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
Upper Iowa University.

The Upper Iowa University, at
Fayette, will open its Commencement
Exercises on the 10Th of July. The
examination of classes will continue
through Tuesday and Wednesday (,he
10Th and 20th) The annual sermon
will be preached on Tuesday evening
Willard Merrill, ESD, will deliver all
Grafton before the Plilomathean Socie-
ty, on Wednesday evening. Thurs
day morning, at 81 o'clock, in the
Grove, Rev. T. M. Eddy, of the North
Western Christian Advocate, will de-
liver the Anniversary Address before
the literary societies, after which the
Inaugural Address will be delivered
by the President, Rev. l.. Ii. Bugbee.
At 2 O'Clock in the afternoon the ora
tons and essays of the students will
be presented.
AS several Of our citizens have stu
dents belonging to this institution
they will undoubtedly endeavor to be
present during these commencement
exercises, which cannot fail to be
highly interesting. The people d
Northern Iowa cannot interest them
selves too much in the encouragement
not only of the common schools, but
of the higher seminaries Of learning
existing in their midst.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

MEssRs. EDlToRs Il noticed in your
paper of last week that l was appoint
ed one of a committee to ascertain
where public bridges were necessary
in the county, and the amount to be
expended on each bridge" Although
it is stated in the proceedings of that
meeting, that Floyd appointed no
delegates" yet it IS stated she "was
represented by several citizens" 1t
is true / called in to that meeting and
stated the reasons why Floyd APP
pointed no delegates but it is not
true that | acted with the committee
appointed by the chair on that occa-
sion. l left the meeting before any
definite action with regard to the sub
ject had been taken. Personally, l
am in favor of any measure that will
give us bridge at Floyd /; and will
cheerfully consent to be taxed, moi
only for that purpose, bnt for the pnr
pose of building them where designat
ed by the committee appointed fol
that purpose. What | wish to be un
derstood is this, ! did not at tina
meeting, neither do | now, assume t,
act for Floyd Township.
II. WILBUR.
| El,,,l Til, 1SSO
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
Balloon NOyaging.

Prof. John Wise, the celebrated
mronaut, accompanied by three gen.
tlemep. made balloon ascension at
St. Louis on Friday afternoon, the LIST
inst These gentlemen embarked up
on their aerial voyage with the full
determination of reaching the Atlantic
coast. The balloon ascended but a
short distance before it took an east
erly course. From St. Louis to Me-
dina, Orleans county, N. Y, the voy-
age was highly successful, the bal
loon working to their entire satlstac-
ton, and gratifying the hopes they
had at starting. At this point, how
ever, they found that they were some
what out of their course and could
not possibly make New York city,
being too far North, and therefore de-
termined to proceed to Boston or Port
land. Before taking that direction, II
was concluded to land two passengers
at Rochester, N. Y. In carrying on
this intention, they dropped dow
gradually, and finally struck hurr'
cane, perfectly frightful in its force
which hurried them along at teIe
rneyh eaeeaA guASF@n1 to ef the leRh14hs'ts
of the water, where the balloon wa
lightened in every possible way, ant
carried with fearful violence towards
the shore, and through a piece o
woods, in which they finally managed
to land. This was in Henderson
township, Jefferson county, N. Y
The entire distance travelled was l, Isl
miles and the time 10 hours and 81
minutes. Prof. Wise says he is nov
willing and anxious to attempt voy
age across the ocean, with an outfi
that will not cost over sc, 900, and HI
will do so as soon as he can raise tn,
means.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

, THE GROWING CRoPs-We do not
remember a season when the promise
of the growing crops was so encourag
ing as they are at the present time
The body of our exchanges from al
parts of the Union, speak in most en-
couraging terms of the prospect for
heavy yield of every description o
grain and vegetables. In our imme
date vicinity the wheat looks very
promising, and the corn promises
quite as well as at any former season
The weather just now is beautiful,
adapted to corn, which has come NJ
regularly and well. We trust the re
mainder of the season will be equally
auspicious, and that the present hopes
of the agricul.urist will be abundant
ly realized.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

Mons. Blondin performed, on the
30th ult., the hazardous feat of walk
ing across the Niagara river on a
tight rope, in presence of some 5000
spectators. He first crossed from the
American side, stopping midway to
refresh himself with a drink Of water,
which he drew up in bottle with IA
rope. from the steamer Maid of the
Mist, which accompanied him, to be
of service in case of accident. lie
crossed over in III minutes, and re-
turned in IL minutes.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

MILArARY.-The "boys" of St. Charles
and vicinity are about to organize a
military company. This will be fine
thing for them and the public gen.
orally, and we hope to see the organi-
cation perfected at once. Go ahead,
gentlemen ; form your company and
elect your officers, and we will guaran-
tee that their commissions shall be
forthcoming. You will also be provi-
dcd with arms by the State as soon as
the State is in possession of some that
can be spared. See the call for a
meeting in another column.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

Among the editors at the State Con-
vention were Jerome, of the Iowa City
Republican, DR.. Beardsley, of the Os-
kaloosa Herald, Norris, of the Ottum-
wa Courier, Dixon, of the Warren Ea-
gle, Sanders, of the Boonsboro News,
Aldricb, of the Hamilton Freeman,
Place, of the Appanoose Republican,
Talbot, of the Winterset Madisonian,
Cowing, of the Montezuma Republi.
can, Durham, of the Burlington Hawk.
eye, Howell, of the Gate City, Ed
wards, of the Charlton Patriot, Hen
derson, of the Marshall county Times;
besides, of course, Teesdale, of the
Citizen, and N. w. and F. NJ. Mills, OF
the Reporter. There were other mem,
bers of the press present. 1t was
universally admitted that they were
the best looking men at the Capital
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
A BELOVED DAUGHTER SAVED BY THE
USE OF TWO BOTTLES OF DR..
WIN HALLS BAISAM.

Camden, Hillsdale Co, Mich, March 2, 1865.
Messrs. o. r. Baker & Co.,--Gents Ny
daughter was confined to her bed all last win
ter with diseased Lungs. Our physician hav-
ing given her up, l was induced to try your
valuable remedy at once procured a bottle
of DR.. VIM Halls Ralsam, and commenced
using it according to directions, and am happy
to state that with the use of tne first bottle,
she was SO much relieved as to be able to dress
herself, and by the use of the second bottle she
was entirely restored to health.
would most heartily recommend all per-
sons who are suffering from diseased lungs, or
any disease of the lungs arising from colds, to
use it at once. The above remedy does not
fail, in any instance, TODD all it is recommend
| ed. So SAMUEL LEMAN. =
Boles, Smith s. Co, Proprietors, l24 Lake
street. Chicago, to whom all orders should be
addressed.
For sale in st. Charles City by Montague &
Co., and by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. 4w
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

There is to be an extraordinary mil
itary display in Massachusetts in the
course of the present year. Gov.
Banks has signified his intention to
call all the organized military compa-
MES of the State into encampmcnt at
a single point, thus exhibiting the
whole militia in a body and furnish
ing them an opportunity for improve
ment in military tactics. 1t is stated
that, besides the Governor and the
military officers of that State, many
distinguished men from abroad will be
invited to be present. Among the
latter, it is said, will be Lieutenant
General Scott, who, it is believed, will
honor the occasion with his presence.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

The fame of this preparation rests upon its
real merit Thousands all over the country
are using it, and it does all that it claims
through the various publications that it can
do. Hair will grow on bald scalp by it's
use hair will be preserved and beautitied BY
its use hair will turn from gray to its origi-
nal color by its use. We do not claim that.a
read headed gentleman or lady can be turned
into individuals with raven locks or auburn
ringlets, but gray hair will be restored to the
original color. Reader, wherever you live. In
any place you reside, Woods Hair Restorative
is sold Inquire for it at all the druggists.
and wherever such articles are usually obtained
and you will find il rs we state.
Caution. Beware of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market. called by
different names. Use none unless the words
Professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot,
St Louis, No, and New York, are blown in
the bottle.) Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toi
let Goods dealers, in the United States aud
Canadas.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

IMPORTANT DEclsIoN.-The Supreme
Court of Iowa has just rendered de-
olson to the effect that in cases Of
foreclosure of mortgages, there is nc
right Of redemption. Although the
statute relating to this subject is am
biguous, it has been generally con
strued to authorize redemption within
one year from the time of sale, and
large numbers of debtors have permit.
ted their lands to be sold under the
belief that this construction would be
sanctioned by the Courts.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

Judge Douglas letter is denounced
as dictatorial by the Administration
and many Democrats, AMI considered
impolitic by his own friends. 1t must
increase the party schism, and if
adopted as the basis for Northern
wing to act upon, will rupture the
Charleston Convention. The OPPOSE
ton is much indebted to Mr. Douglas
for this manifesto. ....
The Washington Constitution re-
viewing Judge Douglas letter, re
CARDS it as declaration of his pur.
pose to oppose the nominee of the
Charleston Convention.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Floyd County will meet
by Delegates, in Convention. at Floyd, on
Saturday, the 18th day of September, at ono
o'clock p. NJ, to nominate candidates for
County Officers, TO be supported at the Octo-
Der election.
Ratio of Representation same as convention
to send delegates 10 Senatorial and Kepresen-
tatiye conventions.
NEWMAN BUTCHER,
CHESTER BuTTERFIELD, County
r. W HUMPHREY, Committee.
ABNER RooT
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

Judge Douglas is reported to have
stated to very prominent Southern
politician in Washington that he In
tends to support the nominee OF the
Charleston Convention but what was
meant by his letter to Mr.. Dorr OF Iowa
was, that he will not himself consent
to run upon a platform he cannot en-
dorse. In any event, it is said, he
will adhere to his party against the
| opposition.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

OBERIlN REscUERs DISCHARGED
trial of Jennings, Lowe, Mitchell and
Davis, for kidnapping, commenced at
Cleveland on the 9th inst. At the In
stance of their counsel arrangements
were made by which a moiis prosequ'
was entered in their case, and those
of the Oberlin rescuers who awaited
trial and the prisoners on both sides
were discharged.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

The Republicans of Floyd County will meet
by Delegates, in Convention. at St. Charles
City, on Saturday, the 10th inst. at l o'clock
T. M. to elect delegates to attend the Senate
rial Convention of the 40th District, and tho
Representative Convention of the 58th Dis
trict to be holden in st. Charles City, July
Goth, 1859, and to transact such other bust
ness AS may come before them. The ratio of
representation will be one delegate for every
20 votes, and fraction over 10 votes, cast for
VIM Vandever for Congress, which gives St.
Charles I; Floyd 5 Cedar Niles Riv-
erton 2; Union 4 Ulster !; Rockford 2 !;
Rock Grove2.
NEWMAN BUTCHER,
CHESTER BUTTERFIELD, County
Il, W. HUMPHREY, Committee
ABEER RooT,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

Mr.. Holt, the Postmaster General ,
is about to save to the treasury many
hundreds of thousands of dollars a
year." according To the New York
Hrrald's Washington correspondent,
by thorough ovcrhaulng of the ma
chincry of his department, and the es'
taLlishment of more rigid system
of accountability. 1t is believed ever
since Congress limited the income q
Postmastcrs to four thousand dollars
IA year, much greater amounts than
the law allows have found their way
in the pockets of many of the Post
masters.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-07-14

MAINE.-The Democratic State Con-
yention Of Maine met at Bangor on
the goth ult., for the nomination OF
State officers, and the choice of Dele
gates to the National Convention at
Charleston. Mcnasseh Ii. Smith, adj
ministration candidate, was nomlna'
ted for Governor, and two Buchanan
men and two Douglas men we've elect
ed delegates to Charleston.