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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-27
DAKOTA CRY.

IL whom this may concern take notice,
~ TINT the stock that was issued calling Tor
ten (lO) lots in Dakota City, N. T., 20 each
share, has drawn nine feG and, Oh prcsonta-
tion Of said Hiock ta jbr rroeidcut or As,
at Dakota City, Che dcod for the aoll hin,
com We obthinCd nc any limo, and the
that was i.suol 20 me, tho padgr.lsbs.
presented vi.iu tbro1 I8l mouth, ffta
J win make decd for tbc Dot locbirE q.
mp Jbo zen Iiol; and r'uin The COS
cate after che 10 Tots have n.n dec.
rui endorsed thereon, Bs evidence
said certificate has been satisfied. rs by m
honor | am holden 20 Cnah aHJ l.H pgf5lH
that holds certificates that have been fiCn0d
or hacked by NE, that tho said stock bee 7utjs.
he'd M tuIi hut if not presented before the
expiration Of sNii time, l will not hold myself
re.punsible for any loss that may be- or may
have been Sustained by the donations " lois
to others by the Company. which, donatiols
wcro bonn ldo transnciiopa, Iy vote Of the
company.
j.. D. NJ. CROCEWELL,
Dat9n City n p.
April lst. 1853.
~ y. Persous wishing tfcir deed af aIa
Company, IL they will forward their ocrud-
cgty- to me, | viii obtain them gratis
uJ28 3m.
I.ytta Kalatss. H.rHJa hrgI.. lt4ntw kaAsks
IkOuNPXH BBOT1Elts,
BANKERS AND REAL E5TiTE AGENTS,
Aud DssIessI" Exchange B. Coin
E)gs@angs soid o. Ge PsjasiH rSa N Europa
Ss-uuy, ssD aud locate Lana W-r1utsVt
ONsu' CRY, d. r. DAKOTA CrI, r. ..
! rpEr'f. attention owen 10 tao collection ~ aaits
| y aru ta she rHymont OF tayc8 Ga NnhrtstH end lowu
Money loaned hr Lostern Capitalize inarr-i rll
| on tluH iopusiU.
Lands au3 town property ioUgltand Fit,
! Lands entered Ou time for ur'uaI H|stl'fs
/ Government lands slrcirI aud located Hi.H .]"f.HH.a
ur .sslI oI commission, or tr o. sbrr. nf thr Tr.a.f. 'H
/ .au OMAHA. DAKOTA, NIHE tthh CITY q NiyH Ne
VILE Districts, iu EehrHEHr GOD ihH COUNCIL
/ bLuIfB and SIOUX CITY IElfir'sIn inFl
lands 10 Omaha, NGit1sE7 city sud Meanwhile UF
| trietguil be Ia market on ana aud a4'm arp..ulsr lI-t
1909. Those IN Council Hluua and sioux Guy uihiriuii
arr nov - UaTtut
Decd rslrsnc.s given ,t 900 laa .rluaysl r.na n
Lr etates. uiUr.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-27

MCNEIL & 70,
BANKERS s. EAND AGENTS,
OMAHA CITY, nebraska.
C. MONFiL. JJ MONELL. Jun
LU.v,N s~osrENNp, ATTORNEY At LAW.
MCNEIL 4 60. WILL ATTEND no THE C1LLEC.
wi tiou Of Ichts and payment oftaNea in the eastern
States, Iowa, Nebraska aud Kansas Lands entered for
each ar on tiue. Land Warrants bought aud sold
NnHav invested on Real Estnts Security.
Reliable Information viii be- mrui.hrd 90 any iuvpst
ing through u.s. in regard 60 Western Lands, coutcm.
plated Railroads. Village Sites, SO.
ANY business entrusted % our care, VIII b. attended
TO with promptgegs aud accuracy,
REFERENCES:
Cbos. A. Macy, President Park Bang, New York.
George Cornweil, President Highland Dluk New
lurEh.
H. W. harrington, President Quassiok Bank, New
urgh
W. a. pnrie., President Merchants Bank rokocpsie
T. }. Oakley, Ce'hirr Merchants Exchange Eauk, Mes
OrE. ElN
AL g. HslFey, Vice President, Bank nf Now York.
y. NJ. Warren, President Bank otrr0y.
II. BUmslol, President H.. E.& Erie Railroad.
Hon. Cyrus r. smith, Brnpklyu. New York.
Allen s Co, Bankers, Fort Dos Moiuos.
~ u Wondover, 80, Louis.
Mark W.. lizard, uoyCrnOr OF Nebraska.
GUlmorc, Receiver Of Land Ouce, Omaha
"a. Parker, Register OF Land OnCc, Omaha.
Jesse lowe, Mayor Of Omaha.
j. 8. Morton, Editor Nebraska city News.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-27

TuAyrs.-"Th "a devil minds his W " is n
saying by some, but whether true or not Of
biz, satanic majesty, We do not know nor care
To- know. This we DO know, however, our
devil Master George Crowther, takes good
care ufus, by bringing us melons. both musk
and water melons, for which he has our thanks
Our mouth watered considerable, after the
receipt Of the oyalg. We hope he got them
L.l...v, we DO.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-27

TersgsAL Col Patrick, &ir. Bates, Tracy,
md others, Who attended the Platts mouth
convention, have returned TO town
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-27

}. D. M. CROCKWELL, III. D.,
Nsnju erin, Eo,oa State N,2.r4 end C1iv-
yjcai Society,
NATOULD say to his Friends aud tho public
w in general, That he will attend calls In
the line Of his professions and that he pledges
to oil afflicted with
rheumatism,
Liver Complaint,
Female Weakness,
Latent Consumption,
And other aeo,ct 1]iscaaes,
An ameliorsti0u Of The complaint, or 90 charge
but the retainer fee, and no constitutional in
jury, as he practices on tho
PRILOSOPHI0 INDTCaTFONIE PEtW.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-27
WANTED.

IAA cattle end Work oxen, for which ! VIII lhH
4 ca l- and the highest market u.le5.
sofa .Itg, August n, 'ts WIN. CARL.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-27
J.. D.. NJ. C~BOCEWELL,
Dat9n City n y.

April Ist, 1903.
~ y. PeFsous wishing thcir iced al no
Company, IL they will forward their ocrud-
caty- to rue, / will obtin them gratis
uJ2B }m.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-08-27

I.ysta Eouatss. H,rHga krgI. itgs,m ka.sks
IkOuNpXN -HHOTHElls,
BANKERS AND REAL EsTiTE AGENTS,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Twelfth Anniversary of the Temple
Honor and Temperance.

The Temples Of Honor, Of this city, will celebrate
the twelfth Anniversary of the Grand Temple, on
Wednes iay the 18th inst, by parade, in which the
independent Order of Good Templers and the Sons Of
Temperance will participate. All members of the
importance ORDERS and al! visiting brethren cor
daily invited To take part in the procession
The Temples of Honor will meet in Temperance Hall,
No. 531l College street. Sons Of Temperance in the
Hall of the Young Mems Christian Association at the
same place. and the Good Templars in the Fireman's
Hail. Public Square.
The procession will be formed at precisely O'Clock,
and will move as follows:
Down College street 10 the Square, around the
Square to Market up Market t. Union, through Union
to College up College 10 Church, up Church TO Cher
nv, up Cherry TO Broad, down Broad TO College, up
College to Franklin, through Franklin to Cherry, down
Cherry TO Demumbrane, up Demumbrane to summer,
down Summer to Church, through Church 10 High,
down High TO Cedar down Cedar to Cherry, and
down Cherry TO the Gaieiy Theatre.
AT the Theatre the exercises will consist % Music
BY the Band and two addresses by eminent speak
After the close Of the speaking the procession will
be reformed and move through Cedar street to the
Hal on College, where It will be disbanded.
The lady members OF the Good Iempiars, all ladies'
and gentlemen friendly TO the caasc, and the public
generally are invited to attend at the Theatre and
hear The addresses.
Addresses Will be delivered at the same place at s
O'Clock at night maylI-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Tribute of Respect to the late DIR.
John shelby.

At a meeting Of the Faculty Of SHELBY MEDICAL
COLLEGE held ON Monday the 10th inst, the decease
of DR.. JoaS SHELBY one of the most venerable mem
hers Of the medical profession in Tennessee, and a
benefactOr the institution, having been suggested
by the Dean, Professors CALENDER, MADDIS and
WRIGHT were appointed to prepare resolutions ex-
pressive of regret.
The following were presented and adopted:
WHEREAS In the iullness Of time the hand OF death
has fallen aBOn DR.. JOHN Shelby one OF the pioneers
the medical profession in this State, citizen long
resident in this vicinity; man marked by many
sterling characteristic whose name is Identified with
the early history and growth Of this city, and familiar
0and honored by his profession 1t is due that record
should be made of the fact Of the general sense
VI loss in consequence of it; the efore,
Resolred That the Faculty of an Institution
which honored with his name, we have heard with
unfeigued the death Of Dr. JoHN SHELBY its
patron anGtDeneCactOr.
HesoIrd That this affective dispensation the med
zeal profession has to mourn one of its most
esteemed and venerable members.
ResoJced That wi attend his funeral at O'Clock
P. NJ from Chris Church, and that this memento be
entered upon the records of the Faculty.
Resolced That copy Of these resolutions be sub
m.ted for publication, and that the Dean transmit
cJIy family OF the deceased, with assurances
of our sympathy in their bereavement
JOHN 2. FORD, Md, Dean, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Annual Celebration of the Fire De-
DarImenI.

The Fire DEPARTMENT OF Nashville will celebrate
their Anniversary THURSDAY, MAY 10TH, 1859.
The different Companies Will take their position as
below and the procession will form broadway, at
O'Clock p. NJ as follows:
Aids-Chef Marshd-Ads.
No l will form on South College street, the right OF
the Company resting on Broad.
No. . VIII form North College street. their right
resting on Broad
No ) Un form South Cherry street, their right
resting ON Broad,
No. will form North Cherry street, their right
resting broad
No will form an South Summer street, their right
resting Broad
Hook and Ladder Company viii form North
Summer street, their right resting on Broad.
The Fire Police will form North High street,
their right resting on Broad.
The procession viii then move up Broadway TO
Vine; up Vine Cedar; down Cedar to High :;
along High to Church down Church TO Summer !;
down Summer To Line along Line TO College; down
College Locust along Locust u Market up Mar
ket u the square; around the Square to College /;
down College to Broad up BROAD TO summer out
Summer to Ash along Ash To Cherry down Cherry
to Broad down Broad To Market up Market to
Church; up Church To Cherry; along Cherry TO Union
along Union To Market up Market - the square, aud
be dismissed.
The Chief MarsSal viii appear citizens dress with
red sash.
The Aids viii appear in citizens dress, with white
sash.
Tue Company Harshals will appear in their respec-
tive Company Uniforms vita blue sash.
W. r. MEACHAM, CHEF Marshal.
MlRsHAI's Alns--No. l, J. P. McAkNtY; No =, J.
y. rHAIruN; No }, A. CANP, No. 4, A. u. CEnGu-
roN; No. S, l.. d wHALRK; Hook and Ladder, -
sA1ERs; rro Police, J. h. HuhE.
NAY I, 1889.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Death of DIR. John Shclby-Another
of the Pioneers Gone.

We yesterday announced the death of DR..
SHELBY, which occurred at his residence, in
EdgeGeld, on the night of Saturday, the 18th
inst He had been in declining health for
many months, and to his immediate friends,
his decease was not sudden event. Ills oe-
mise deserves however, more than passing
notice at our hands. His career was one OF
unusual incident, and was marked through
out by such traits as would naturally be
formed under the circumstances IN whlch ne
was brought up and tutored-integflty,
6rmness. public spirit and devotion to the
canse of his country. His parents migrated
to Tennessee, among the very earliest pa
oneers of the country, and settled in what
is now called Sumner county-decessed
beina the first rlite ehId born IN that county
He was Graded, therefore, in the wilderness
aud in the midst of dangers from the savage
which we of later birth, can scarcely realize
He was early Injured to the hardshlps oil
frontier life. and in extreme youth partlcl-
mated In the repulsion of the Indian attacks
on the white settlers, so far as his physlcai
mower admitted. Afterwards he was engaged
in the wars with the Sdvages, In which JACK
Gov, Lid the foundation of his after glory.
He was in the campaign in the Creek Nation
and nerbans others When the country had
baan relieved from these incursions, be adopt
ed Medicine as a profession, and was lor
MANY years a successful practitioner Ills
intellect was naturally strong, andin spite Oh
the disadvantages of his early life, 1t was
highly and judiciOusly cultivated lie TOOK
much interest in the cause OF medical instruc-
lion. As a substantial evidence OF which, he
contributed literally of his means, to the
successful orga liZation Of the new Medlcai
College in this city; which, as a mark OF the
distinguished rank lie sustained III the pro
fession. beafs his honored name lie was
Postrna .ter in this city for four years during
the administration of Gen. TAYLOR and MI
FILLMORE. He also devoted much OF MS
time 10 farming, devoting himself more espe-
ciaIly TO the branch Ot stockraising. lie
took an active interest in the breeding OF
mules and blood stock, and did a great
deal for the country in that behalf
In all the relations of life he sustained an
unblemished reputation, and dled a. ne h'u
lived respected most by those who knew him
best. His opinions on all subjects were very
decided, and though tolerant OF those oil
others. he never permitted himself to be
divar,ed from the course which he bad
marked out for himself in the approval q LIS
own judgment and conscience. So he lived
a life of usefulness and his death cannot but
be regretted as pubic loss. His remains
were committed to the tomb. yesterday, with
due honors by the Military, the Masonic
fraternity. and large concOurse of citizens.
His memory via long he chen he'd as one
of the most useful and publc-spirited native
sons of Tennessee
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

A RANDOM RUN.-The good steamer Scotland
says the Memphis An'eat--the well-known
New Orleans and Nashville packet, arrived at
this port on "Wednesday lasi, and would have
landed here much earlier. perhaps, bat for
the intervention of an accident, the like Of
which rarely occurs. When the boat arrived
in the vicinity Of Napoleon. il was found ne
cessary 10 wood and with that view a
wood-boat was taken in tow. The wood was
transferred Go the steamer, and the boat was
Strengthened up la the river. The night Was
a very dark one, and the commander made
his usual round from roof 20 hold, 10 satisfy
himself that everything Was ia order, and re-
signing his watch, turned la for the night.
Nothing occurred during the night
TO mar the pleasure Of the trip albeit when
he arose in the morning, the captain was a
little surprised to learn that he bad not yet
passed Napoleon. After duly surveying the
landmarks, he suggested to the pilot that the
boat was running down stream. The pilot
rather thought not, bat the captain maintain
ed that the boat was headed Tor New Orleans.
Finally. yielding DO the higher authority Of
the captain, the pilot very reluctantly tackled
the boat about, and in due time the Scotland
arrived at Napoleon which. the pilot
for the first time. discovered that he had Sefai-
~ rms forty railes dosOa stream, sadsr Tie uTss
sion ltat IL sSas ruanire up.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
City Subscribers 10 the Temperance
MonthIy

Who have not received the February, March,
and April numbers, notified that they can be
procured a the PATRIOT OFFICE.
Hereafter the MONTHLY will be furnished to sub
scribers belonging TO any OF the Temperance Orders
at their respective Lodges. Those not belonging to
any of the orders Will ind at the PATRIOT OFFICE,
No. 10, Deader,ek street, Up stairs. S"bscr bers
requesting have 1t sent to the Post office viii be
accommodated SMITH X WINHAM.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
arlXcIs.

NEW ORLEANS, May l6.--Cotton. sales to
day 90 bales; holders demand an advance
ia is asked. The steamers news caused
greater firmness. Flour has an advancing
tendency. Lard buoyani, advanced t. Mess
Pork sis rs.
NEw York, May 6.-Cotton-nothiug
doing. Flour has an advancing tendency;
sales sc, 900 bbls at 1907 90. Corn firm;
sales Is 900 bushels at 9s(9l 90. Mess pork
Is 1903 90. Bacon firm, sides elIgs3i
shoulders 71as, Muscovado eia64
CrNcNNAri. May l6.--Flour huoyant and
excited sales 5, 900 bbls at 5oa1 65- Tue
Artgo's news checked the buoyaney aud
the market closed unsettled. Provisions
All qualities slightly advanced Lard IL
Mess pork 10 90; 200 bbls sold is so. Whisky
2St. Grain unchanged.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
DIED.

In this city yesterday afternoon, Mrs JANE Tor,
aged "a years.
The frssuds aud Acquaintance Of her sou-in-law,
Rev DR., H,wen, are invited 60 auoud her funeral
this afternoon, al O'Clock. from the fTst Baptist
Church.
NASHVILLE, Nay lTsh, 1889.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
rhe German Language.

We learn that DIR. a W. MEsEcx has
yielded TO the solicitations Of numerous per-
sons In this city, and consented 10 teach a
class the German Language. Those who
may desire TO join his class should make early
application. lie will derote 10 the class an
hour each morning and eveaing. His system
OF teaching Is such that be confidently be-
lleves be can learn any person of ordinary
Intelligence 10 speak the language in three
months. May lf-tL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Tobacco sales at Triee's Landing.

Tobacco sales at Trice's Landing l2s
hhds, as follows: 25, IS, 90, o5, Is,
4 20, SIS, 80, O6, SIS, 55, 5 90, 6 o5,
10, &c, 35, 80, 20, 80, 80, s As,
10, 795, As, IS, Z SIS, 8 90. 8 o., 8 IS,
80, 80; at IS, 5 at 3 IS, at Is,
4 at so, at 4 IS, at 50, at so, at
600, at so, at IS, 2 at 20, 3 at 25,
4 at 80, at 40, 5, Z so, at 65, Z 20,
4 at Z so, 2 at 7 95, at Is, 2 at SO, at
8 SIS, 3 at 60, 8 20, s rs, 8 at 8 IS. at
90, Z Is. Very respectfully,
OLDHAM, H0MAR il Co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

E,p Towv-We had drive out into this
pleasant suburb Saturday, and were pleased
to note the continuation Of Improvement
there. A number Of bOuses have recently
been constructed, and two are now beng
finished for our Deaderick street Reighbor, j.
c. FEHR. In few years that portion OF the
city suburbs will be thiekly settled 1t ls
high. healthy, aud has handsome view OF
the citV-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
River and Steamboat News.
River falling with feet water on Harpeth
Shoals.


River falling with feet water on Harpeth
Shoals.
ARRIVED.
May l5.-Sam Kirkman, Paducah.
r. b. Hamilton, Cincinnati.
Commerce, Carthage.
Minnetonka, Paducah.
l6.-John Gault, Louisville.
Sam Snowden, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED
I5.-Sam Kirkman, Paducah.
X. Stevenson, do.
I6.-Minnctonka, do.
The Cuba arrived last night in disabled
condition, having broken wrist and eyliu-
der head when a short distance below the
city.
For PADreAn The Ella will leave to day
at II o'clock Tor Padncah. in place of tho
CaJa, connecting at that place with regular
mail steamers for Louisville, Memphis and
st. Louis The officers of the Csda will take
charge OF the Ella, and passengers will. find
her in excellent condition for n quick and
pleasant trip.
The r. & Hamiitoa, Capt. DAVIDSON leaves
for Cincinnati to-day ut II o'clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

LOUISVILLE, MAY l6-eyening.--The river
is falling with 81 feet water in the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, May l6.-All the rivers are
rising slowly.
ST. LOUIS, May l6-evening.-The river
has risen inchs in the last "a hours, with
indications If another rise. All the upper
streams are swelling.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-Yhe twelfth Ami
versary of the Temple of Honor and Temper
ance takes place to-day The PROCESSION VIII
form at O'Clock, and pass through several OF
the principal streets to the Gaety Theatre,
when several speeches will he delivered
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

CARPENTERIxG-We have recently examined
some carpenters work done by Messrs
ASHLEY Il WHTrEHAN, and pronounce 1t to be
of superior style. These gentlemen baVe
recently removed To this city, and opened a
shop on South Front street near the Square
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
1T is so FICTION.

We are manufacturing the aeatest Dress
Hat Of the season. Our Gent's Albion Hat
Is becoming very popular. Oar patterns OF
blocks are Of the most improved styles. and
our materials Of the best quality. We solicit
!. call nj the Nashville Hat and Cap Emposi-
am, No. 20 Union street
mayl4-tf HENSON 4 wHERRY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Wharf.-The Pulaski Citizen of the 18Th
inst, says: ave learn by conversation with
our country friends that the wheat was never
known to look better than at the present
time. All of them give cheering accounts
of the grain prospects"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

TRUE, IsN'T T?-PoEteness goes great
ways. HENRY WARD BEEcHER says, an i'm
to his store as the neglect of the proprietor
to advertise his goods" Two undoubted and
significant facts, which every one interested
will please bear in mind.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Gen. QUARLEs and DIR. MENEEs, candidates
fr Congress in this District, will address their
of Nashville and Davidson
county in this city as follows:
On Friday 10th inst. Cat night) at the
corner of Broad and Market streets.
On Saturday, 2lst, at the Court House.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Goululerfial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

NASHVILLE. May IL, 1859
There was nothing done yesterday in either
Cotton or Tobacco. A private despatch from
New Orleans to commercial house in this
city stated that tobacco was unsaleable there,
unless at heavy decline, owing to the war
news from Europe published yesterday
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

TIE FIREyEN's PARADE.-We notice that
the different Fire Companies OF the city are
making extensive arrangements for the ap-
preaching Annual Celebration to come off
Thursday next
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

nze- The atmosphere ycsterday was humid
and hoi--very like that OF a real Summer
day. Vegetation appeared to thrive upon it,
and is looking wonderfully luxuriant
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

~ The Tennessee Spring Fair commences
to-day at the Fair Grounds in this vicinity
Excellent accommodations have been Provid-
ed for the comfort and convenience OF visit
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
c.rn,nPeopIe,s Festival.

New ORLEANS. May l5.--The German Peo-
pies festival came off to-day on the Creole
Course. Twenty thousand people were pres
pnI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

s- Hon. THos. F. MARSHALL delivered a
lecture at Memphis on Friday night, taking
for his subject +" The Giant Intellects of the
Nineteenth Century-CLAY, CALHOUN and
WERSTFR -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Such language as this is but the constant and ma

Such language this is but the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This Lniment is indispensable to planters and own
ers of horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who was raised
from utter uselessness by this Linimeni- Every
family should have it. Be very particular and en-
quire for the Mustang Liniment and take no other
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America Europe, and the Islands of the ocean, for
IS cents, so cents, ann 81 90 per bottle.
BARNES PARK, New York;
dxrtW
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-The Lafayette
Sugar Refinery, with several adjoining build
ings occupying the square, burned this
evening"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

So We ars authorized 10 @aaoaRoe JOHN SHANE
E-ss - candidate Tor rs-s'ee toa - the once q
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