davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11

Greensburg & Latrobe j. G. High.
Kittanning j, Berbridge.
Dayton j. n. Pierce.
.- Elderton j. Shaw and D. II. Wan.
pier
Georgeville VIM. Johnston and J. V.
Yarnall.
New Florence & Bolivar H l.. Chap,
man. " --
fredericksburg j. Weaver and one
to be supplied.
Murraysville NJ j Montgomery.
New Dairy w. Brown.
Cambria James Shaw. and James Nj.
Smith.
Ligoni W. Roup.
Mt. Pleasant & West Newton j. d.
Knox and W. A. Stuart.
Cenemaugh S. Z Babcock.
SaItsburg and Hopewell Il. Jordan.
UNIoNTowN DIsTRIcr. Hopkins,
Uniontown E. B Griffen. s..
Fayette City j. G Brown. a.
Brownsville F. Hingely.
Bridgeport A +. Ward.
Fayette Circuit j. Mclntire. and S.
Y. Show ... --.
Redstone & Connelvile J. Hollings-
head and NJ. Il. Garrett. ....
Youghiogheny j. L. Hill.
Addison Jos Homer
Centcrville c.. w Smith.
Rostraver & Elizabeth S. Wakefield
and T. Hatfield. - -.. .. ..
Carmichaeltown j. p. Saddler and
E H. Wilkinson. ...... ,.. ..
Mt Morris G. W Baker, one to be
supplied.
Newtown To be supplied.
| WASHINGTON DIsTRICr-C. A Holmes
Presiding Elder.
| Washington w. Cox. .
! Claysville D. Rhodes, one to be sup
piled.
Wellsburg T. NJ. Hudson.
Franklin g. G. Waters and w. n.
Foutch.
Florence j. j. Hays and j. w. Rus
sler
Georgetown j. L Stiffey.
!! Shonsetown l.. NJ CLAIM and d. y.
Boyle. .- s. -..
Temperanceville w. W Cranage.
Charters A. Scott and S. Jones.
Cannonsburg r. l.. Miller. fa
Peters Greek j. S Wakefield and G.
Crook ---. ~.
Monongahela City L. r Beacon.
Beallsvile NJ Eaton.
HIlsboro w. x. Brown.
Beutlyvile j. G Sansom.
! Greenfield To be supplied.
Providence do do do
/ Waynesburg j. j. jackson.
GAINESVILLE DIsTRIcT-J. w Baker,
Presiding Elder. ..- -....
Barnesville j. Henderson.
Morristown w. Darby and D. NJ Hol.
lister. -..- ..-s-r -.- .-. ..-.
Fairview ?. G. Edmonds. e..
Barnesville Circuit j. Coen and S.
Franklin. ...-.............o.
Bridgeport r. Hamilton. god"
Bellaire j. L Deans. . ....... 49,.
Morelield j. Cooper and w. Harris.
Woodsfield n. G. Worthington. --
Baresville p X McCue and J. Jones.
Beallsville A. J. Lane and J. Phil.
lips. .. e.fa-
Centerville A. D. Mccormick and H
White. ..,..
St. Clairsville S. Y Kennedy and j
Dillon, supplied.
McCoNNELLsvIILE DIsTRIcT-H. Miller
| Presiding Elder. o."
>. McConne,lsville McKendey and w
c. Hamilton. ~.
Morgan L Petty, one to be suppl
ed.
Beverly J. Grant, E. Ellison and P
Winstanly, supplied. -f>
Sharon & Sarahsville White, one
to be supplied. .- -
!. Cumberland W. Athey, and j. Q. A
, Miller
Senecaville ] Crssman E H Baird
Summerfeld w Long, and A W
Butts.
Stafford W Gamble and w Hoover
Salem j E HolHster and T M Ste
phens. D.
Brownsville J Brady, one to b
supplied. .. ...t 81. -
Newport A. Bell and ]. II. Edwards
CAMBRIDGE DISTRIcT-W. F. Lauck
Presiding Elder. .f }. ..---,
Cambridge w B Watkins. D.
Washington n McAbee an Z Bra
dy. ... --: .-a --
Norwich H. Snyder and A Huston
Adamville Jno Austen and G Nc
Kee. I
Coshocton L Davidson and j Nigh
Cadiz j NJ Bray II Close.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11

O'Ryan, postmaster at Detroit
has been removed and n. Walker appoint
ed in his stead The former was Buch-
anan man and the latter Douglas man.
This docs not look much like war.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11

eg The Noble County Democrat has
departed this life. About the same time
the editor got married. "It never rains
but it pours." He must be happy man
now.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11

,.t:E Gy arIs Mississippi is still very high
Great damage, has, been done to many
plantations.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11
PRIMARY ELECTION.
Proceedings Of the Democratic Cen
81 !'s''' tral Committee.

.'ls AT a. meeting Of the Democratic Gen.
!tral, Committee, of Monroe county, held
q liz W oodsfeld, on the third day of May,
nsdIs59,a EDWARD .ARoHBoLD, Chairman,
AiEcalIed' the meeting to order and A. c.
esq Archbold and i. M. Sinclair were ap-
pointed Secretaries. On motion it was
RESOLVED, That primary election be held
in the several townships of this county
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11

g blaaeR7 COUNTY ORDERS will be taken at
L" paefasd this1 1ofice for subscription. .@s
ssys eaJashnsd 10 1iHI e.. - nm : r.. y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11

Appointments of the Pittsburgh Annual
Conference of the M. Z Church for
1S59,6O.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following are the receipts for sub
scription at this Office, since April ist
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11


Nessely. -
Welsvile A Endsley.
Hanover Il S Weller and j Conner.
Carrollton B F McMahon
Paris H Mccall and G ". Dennis.
= Massillon JAS Beacon
Canton Edward Berkitt.
Landville r Roller, Jos Hollings-
head A Harmount supplied. essa
Leesburg Baker and W. S Black
burn. .. .s-2g goog L oU
New Cumberland B F Sawhili and J
Keagle. Co., .sf i,;b s4a.,r
Smithfeld j Rogers and III Neff.
Richmond College S NJ Hickman,
President. 1-ragoaG
NIB Pugh Agt and Member Gu. Con.
ALLEGHENY DlsrRIcT-D Michell, p f.
Beaver Street John Coil.
South Common j Bracken.sq
Manchester D TurnerueS
Sewickley DA McCready, ~
Allegheny City J McCarty,.
Butler S Grouse and II Mansel,
> New Brighton 7 Higgins
Freedom t Storer and one TO be sup
piled .-.. ..ae -..r2- s-aoBJ
Bridgewater j D DGrann,
Beaver NJ L Weekly,
Enon Valley w II Tibbles and F ~
Fast, ..r r... ..-'. .-. ,t.ars.v
Liverpool II Baker, j NJ Carr and 4
Williams, b. } '2ss "a
Columbiana D Hess and L Reagle,
New Lisbon ID Vail. 6.poG
Salem w Lynch. iroysa IzeT
Alliance d B Campbell and F Kin
dig, ~, -:s.l f1aoaJ
Marlboro r Morrow and A Baker,
Damoscoville G ID Kinnear,
Barker, Pres. Allegheny College,
c Thorn, Agt Pa. Bible Society,
RTTaylor, Principal of Marlboro High
School. .s.. s.g.I IsU5ou
C n Hartshorn, Pres't Mt Union Col
lege. IL ..sa.f r..-'. r.etF sod; ~
NJ Thoburn, Missionary to'lndia,
A Long, Missionary to Bulgaria"
j A Swaney, Chaplain to- Seapans
Friend Sreiety at Calloa, South America.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11


Hogue. -=.--ss--s-sss.s s.ss.s,ss==sssssss
New Philadelphia Aiken.
Uricksville w Devinsy and S Chaney.
Westchester D Gordpn and Il Cart
wright.
MartinsvilIe A J Rich.
New Athens j Mcffit.
Warrenton S Lewis.
Kimbolton II Long.
STEUBENyILLE Jackson
Presiding Elder.
Kramer Chapel w Davidson.
Hamlin Go A L Petty. y -
Richmond HI Ncsbit and r Boyd.
Springfield 7. G. Mcclure and j.
Stevens, E-E NRFTT TnT
New Somerset ] Wright aud ]. F,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-11

PITTSBURGH DIsTR1cr-H. J. Clark,
Presiding Elder. b.
r. Liberty Street 8. P. Woolff. g.
Smithfeld Street II. Senebaugh
Christ Church Jas. E. Wilson.
Wesley Chapel w. Cooper.
Asbury do j. F. Minor.
Trinity Church A. H. Thomas.
City Missions J. M. Thomas.
Bradley J. j. M'Ilyar. ---.
Birmingham j. Mansel.
South Pittsburg II. M'Abee. -.-
East Liberty j. c. Pershing.
Lawrencevile w. M'Cracken.
Sharpsburg To be supplied.
Duquesne J. W. Shire-.
Pine Greek & Evergreen J.Z. Moore.
Braddocks Fields w. Fl Leche.
McKeesport G.. A. Lawman,
Circcville W. P. Blackburn.
Tarentum J. Z. McGaw. ..r-'
Freeport A. g. Williams.
Worthington To be supplied.
j. H. Knowles, Prof. of Pittsburgh Fe-
male College. .- a.--
l. n. Baird Ed P. G. A. Lib. st. GU
Conference. --
j. Dallas Bethel do do do
BLAIRsvILLE DISTRICT d. l.. Dempsey,
Presiding Elder
Blairsvile r. Cunningham.
Indiana S. Burt
Johnstown John Williams.
Somerset j. A Miller.
Greensburg & Latrobe j. G. High.
Kittanning j, Berbridge.
Dayton j. n. Pierce. r-
.- EIderton j. Shaw and D. II. Wan
pier.
Georgegille VIM. Johnston and j, V
/ Yarnall. ~
New Florence & Bolivar II L.. Chap
: man.
Mechanicksburg j. Weaver, and ont
to be supplied.
Murraysville NJ. J Montgomery.
New Dairy w. Brown.
Cambria James Shaw. and James NJ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12

THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
THE CHEAT FAMILY PAPER.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12

correspondence of the Patrio,.l
w.surseros. Dec. S. /,

WAsHISGTON, Dec. D, 1853.
EprroRs OF PATRIOT The first day of the
| Thirty-sixth Congress is over. No election
of Speaker. BococK was in nomination by
the regular Democracy; SHERMAN and Grow
by different wings of the Republican party;
HAsK1xs and other anti-Lecompton Demo-
Gratis were voted for by their school; BorELER,
of Virginia, was nominated by BRIGGs,
(Ameriean, from New York, and voted for by
him and a portion of the Southern Opposi-
ton; whilst NELSON, of Tennessee, GmMeR,
of North Carolila, and HILL, of Georgia,
were also voted for by portion of the
Southern Opposition. 1t was the policy Of
the Southern Opposition to vote within
themselves, but not to concentrate at first.
There is no division of sentiment among
them, as to what they shall do. They have
an influence here which they are DESTROYS of
using for good, IF possibls-the good of our
common country.
The confusion in the House was extreme
so great that il was almost impossible to
hear what was said The music was led by
Mr.. CLARK, OF Missouri, who rose, as he said,
for speech. This was first objected to by
one of bis own party from Kentucky, and
then by others. He insisted on speaking
said he would " decide for himself the ques-
ton of order'' made on him, and speak on.
Did attempt it-but d" the noise aud con-
fusion" was great he made poor speed.
In the midst of his harangue he was fire.
quently interrupted, when a Massachusetts,
Il 6 III nnla ra1 Ia
man has been introduced into the House at
the very opening Of the session. he wanted
Mr. CLARK let alone. aud finish his SPEECH
have full discussion of the Niger, and then
put him out of the House." ''Tbe gentle
man from Missouri" finally subsided-gave
way to motion to adjourn, which, after a
trial or two, succeeded. The Southern OPP
position, amidst the storm, seemed very
| qniet-were sitting to themselves, engaged
| in pleasant conversation. Their careless and
independent manner was the subject of re-
mark.
Tomorrow it is expected that Mr.. CLARK
| will try his hand again. at getting mp - a
Niger debate" The more discreet and
good men of all parties deprecate any such
| thing Nous Veorrns.
| The city is full of people-fast men and
! f. gay women. The galleries were liter
ally filed; men and women packed together
| a close--asd elicacy would permit Thy
| too-those in the galleries--took an active
part in keeping mp a noise. Once put my
| handkerchief Ia ,oLite one--not surprised at
my carrying one ?)--over my eyes to listen.
| know of no earthly noise, to which to COM
pare what heard. Were you ever near one
of our Southern inland lakes, covered with
wild geese and they disturbed by the shoot
ing of gun? If SO, you heard what was
near akin to what heard. The ladies were
up to the occasion--fivaling the men in
spriled conversation and gesture. Devoted as
| am to one in Tennessee, perhaps was not
in condition to do them full justice They
will excuse me, however, for saying, that
they seemed to me sadly out of place
out of manners. But it is time to stop.
More anon. Yours, M.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
DIR. KINGS DisPENsARN
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

c<sff1esk<, DR.. KING formerly OF New York Gar
AkA the last four years Of Louisville, ken-
sho has devoted his attention the treat
aaeur al private diseases Tor so years EATERS
himself, having attended q practice for many
eArs, sna cured many thousands, lac ena5ie 20
care al diseases OF private nature, matter how
Dad they may be from ala1Ieious medical treatment
ron assieSt Of ther DIR. kings iispeGsAry
- No. 25 tcaderek street. betwceh Cherry and The
square second staa ,~aere hee~Tss al asseases ofs
private nature.
Goso@SsEA cured witaoat IA auseou ed.eyn CORN
lerfersL % with Business. t# @aF
STRUCTURES Of old rsce ntsate edeetgalis cured
few days, by operation which causes "a o.
NheFe structure exists ac.1lth cannot be ealsye4
Perhaps &c disease causes more mischief AID Under
mines the consultation ; mach.
SsrHtlfs with ali lhe iiseases Of she skin growing
Dat 81 aeglecs bad Iraatlaest Gan be uestaaliy
cured ia a fcw days.
ssxGx4I Ea1Kxzss-Partlc uia tie beer
given - sais disease and ali he consequences grss
Tag oat OF is, bfought on in mAny By ths de-
straetsye hahits % saeonsAtey Yeathk aud sxcss
ivetndaigeaee efthe Aksis "a asslect of ehcA al
sndersnlae theeonsttatioa ,rees sag the
for eastGessor society and causing age.
Females Nhe may be Iaboriag sltii ANY atty 81
re WeHpb may ass1ree 81 40 Encgt.i reEisf. g
fsssohs ssdtag abfazd ~ writing ana stating
ssiTeass, 4slh sgos eneDsed directed SO Or. = kns
20. % neaAeriek street, AazhFiEse Tsnn ulI1 have
ssssAry -difeesieEs stFlst secrecy observed 0alcs
tsarsfr N o,cioekia asnerniss aafa IL the eve
s#As systematically
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
S Z n A T E
SATURDAY. Dec. 10.

SATURDAY, Dec. 10.
Mr.. Payne presented n memorial from
citizens of Macon Fayette county, praying for
the enactment of a law prohibiting the sale
of liquors ia the vicinity of certain Acade-
mics in Macon.
Mr.. BOYD introduced bill to incorporate
the City Railroad Company at Knoxville.
Passed first reading.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
The bill .'to reform and regulate the bnsi-
ness of Banking" was taken up. and read
section by section and after the amendment
Of various sections the bill passed on its
third and last reading as follows:
AYFs-Nessrs Allen, Boyd, - Bunpass, Horne,
Hunter, Johnson Lane MINIS, Mcclellan, McNeilly
NASH Payne, Richardson, Stanton, stokes and Trim
ble-l6.
NAYs.-Ncssrs Bradford, Hildreth, Mickey Pc
ters, Stokley, Stovall, Thompson and Mr.. Speaker
Newman-s. -s-sa s.-r- "a
The Senate then adjourned to O'Clock
Monday.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
County trustee.

Hs- Weare authorized 10 announce JOIN W. MAR
TIN "A candidate for CoaAty Trustee at the ensuing
March election. octll-td
aS-we are authorized to announce HARDIN P
BOSIICk candidate Tor the Office OF County Trustee
of Davidson couaty at tue ensuing March election.
oct5-Ld. F-Ht .-
sS- We are authorized 70 announce HENRY l..
JUSfCE ctnddate tor COuaty trustee, al the
ensuing March election. sepl0-te
zs-Weare authorized . an nOunce rHOS. 4. SAUS-
DEitS a Candidate Tor The Once Ot CUunty Trustee
OF davidson County at tue election TO be held in
March, 1900. .f- apr2O-tI
60 We authorized to announce SAMUEL. p
AMEN I a Candidate Tor County Trustee at the mex
March election. apTl9-td
s5- Te are authorized TO announce ISHAM
CLARKE a ;tna.!.ts Tor trustee of Davidson coun
ty, At tbs next VIrcn election. aug2O-te
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
G0mmerrial.
DArEr PxrnIor uyFIcE,

( DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
g NASHVILLE. Dec. 81 S59-
I wHEAT-There is an active demand at
81 0o9s1 10.
! sFLOUR-There is fair demand with an
Increased price, and we quote. superfne at
So 90; extra family 81 90.
f LARD-Good Lard in demand at 101(910a
Rb.
1 SEEDS Market dull with a slight decline
in Glover Seed at Sc 50@7 90. Herds
Grass 81 259s1 so; Timothy Seed So ESQ
So so; Clean Blue Grass 81 IS; Stripped
81 80.
BACON--Shoulders are worth S@S2:
Hams IL 90; Clear Sides 10 rs.
CORN MEAL-s1@I 10. Thisrange in
cludes the retail prices.
wHIsKY-Rectifed 25@2s; country
brands 5O(975c.
IRON.-Tennessee-B sic Band 7(973,
Horse Shoe 81, Nail Rod o, Boiler 6a, Sheet
s4994, Hoop sI994. Pittsburg-Bar 81
Band5 zoe. Horse Shoes, Nail Rod Z, Sheet
5a96, Hoop 1911.
NAlLS.-Threes SIS so. Fours s4 SO pei
keg, Skies 81, Fights SO rs, Tens and larger
sizes 50 so.
DRIED FRUIT.--Littie doing : Apples
81 00(@l Is. Demand good. Peaches
none in market
ROPE-Grasf 2a@l4c .Jute 12s; Cotton
Thread 22@92s. TE
LEAD.-7t cents p b.
SHOT--Buck 50 40; Drop 81 80 per Dag
POWDER.-Blasting So 90, and Rifle 81
90 per keg.
GINSENG--In fair demand at an increas
ed price. We quote at 3O(S35 cents.
EATHERS.--Therei is moderatedemand
for this article; price 3SG940c.
. BEESWAX.-In demand at rs cents.
SALT.-Fine sack is worth sl75@s2 90,
Coarse, 81 so. Barrel 40c per busheI.
SUGAR.-We quote, in bbls, S4f994, ]
cent less in hhds. Wy. Coffee Sugars IOd
Il4c; Crushed and powderedl 1(9124e; Loa.
1l9l2. -@S ga
MOLASSES- bbls. (new crop 45@5Oc.
and very scarce.
GOLDEN SYRUP.-In Barrels roc. in
halfbarres IS, in kegs so cents.
C0FFEE.- Stock light, demand fair
Prime Rio is worth I3sC O. l39 cents. Laguyra
IA; Java 1920. 5
CANDLES.-Star, firm at 10 for IA OF;
q for foil weight: Tallow, lie.
HIDES AND LEATHER--We quote green
hides cents, dry II.
Oak Sole Leather soc. p Do. for best quail
ty; Harness 80. lap
RAGS.-FOr Cotton Rags in good order
3 cents is readily paid.
WOOL.-Tub-washed in demand at 80
cents, pulled, 28G93O; unwashed 1920.
OILS-Linse, d ,S5c; Lard S. 10; Tanners
75GGl00; Cod Liver 81.
stock light.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
RHEUMATISM

such Ring bone Gall Scratches, SPAWN, POliEvi,
sweeney HoUf-ail, sc, subdued and cured by
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
Qp Gsisgrayb.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Only proof copy
of the Presidents message has yet been
printed, and that is in the Presidents posses
sion.
1t is said that the Democratic Senators
were in conference this afternoon to arrange
the standing committees. They will be
nearly the same as those of the last session,
and will have to be voted on by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. toulouse proceedings
unimportaut- Hickman. in proposing the
plurality rule. said be wonld vote in favor
of a Republican, rather than an Administra-
ton Speaker
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
French, Porcelain and Bohemian
CUT GLASS

And consnae till all SOLD
The stock consists Of the following articles, via
lining sets. decorated Gold Band and Plain White
Tea sets: Decorated, kDameled, Jold Band and Plain
White Isfe-a Tste Casserslos. CompOters. fruit has
ksts, Card Receivers, Soup TureeBs, Covered Segci
able Dishes; Ice Cream and solid Bowls; sauce and
Sravy Boats; Dining, supper, Tea and Ice Cream
Plates Gold Band and Plain While Pickle dishes al
China Flower Vases, and Motto Coffee Cups, and
Queens Metal Tea Sets Ptehers, Goblels, Tumbers,
Conse and lea Pots. kc., 6E-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12

dece-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
sherin,s Sale.

ny virtue OF a FLA 10 me direcleI, and delivered
I'D from the Honorable CircuN Coart OF Davidson
county tennessee at its September Term, 1859,
viii expose 60 pubic sale, the highest bidder for
cash at the Coar, hSuse Ward gate, "a the CITY Of
SHslsrilie. " SAt CRDAf, The Tfli t,Af OF JANu-
AIN 1854, al abe right, tue clam, Interest, and
estate winch Henry BiSOd thea bad, or nay have
since acquired 10 the following described piece
~ parcel u llnd. lying and b, h.g ~ bASidsoa
County Teunessee, IN Nashville, as foi0ss. IL be-
ng a part 81 CSiiege Lot situated al The corner u
sroAd ana Spruce streets. beginning at The corner
Il Broad aud spruce streets; running thsncc with
.srcad street towards The shelby Medical O"krge,
eighty feet 20 stake ibenee a. fght les one hun
red Sua sxty-nve feet - an alley thence al right
sngles and with said alley eighty feet " spruce
sIIeetr (FrRnklln rGrnl'ke), aud thence a. .righi
sngies oae hundred and sky Ave lest 70 tae begin
llag BeIng Tie sane property tat vas decided -
tl.nry Blood b. J 4. Ford ana Others, which IL re-
gistcred IA tile Register = once OF I-yidson Couuty
n aook No -, anu on page 561, 10 which reference
= hercby made, being levied on ~ the property q
Henry blood % stssy Judgmest RET dered AZ f-vor
Il Eslge aeld aad kehtucky Railroad Company
lgalasi Henry Blood, ihss Iscemoer can, lisa
JAMES n HiNfoS, ShsriH,
81 n4Eilsen co1ury-
BY c. &. nkAks, Depaty shsFsd. dees-sd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
So E: s2: -

A --4z-@@
TT,Wo through Passenger Trains between Nash
vile and Louisville, max ing close injections At
Louisville Tor New York Boston, PM sde lphia Bal
timore, Washington CITY, Buffalo; Niagara Falls,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, II. LOUIS, aud the far West
First tram leaves Nashville At A. NJ. daily, stop
ping at GallltIn, Bowling Green, glasgow function.
thIabethtown and all regular stations south Of Leb-
anon Junction, when sgnalled BY Tag, and aTriV-
ing IN Louisville 2:2o T.. NJ. Returning, leaves
Louisville at $50 A. NJ, stopping above, and ar
irving m Nashville at 3:4o z. NJ. =,
Second train leaves Nashville at 2s25 p. 81. daily
Sundays excepted stopping FIRST train, and
irving in LOUSY Tile a IL atnght. Returning leaves
Louisville at 2:2i 2. NJ, stopping above, aud ar
irving ia Nashville at 1910 a. night.
Gallaiin Accommodation Tram leaves Nash yiile
daily Sundays excepted AZ 4s00 y. A. stepping at
regular Stations when Sc nailed by hg, and arrty
ing Galatin at 6:25 =. NJ Returning leaves Gala
TIA ~ 20 A. NJ, aud arrives IN Nashville at s;{5
A. NJ. So
JAMES +. GAMBLE, SGp't.
Al FIKiD, Gen Ticket Ag't noy7 DIR
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12

E9- We call the attention OF our readers
to the large sale of fine French China, Bohe-
milan Cut Glass. Silver Table Ware. dc. CON-
mencing en- Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
at BRUcE's Auction Rooms, corner Of Cedar
and Cherry streets. The stock being large
and fine, We have no doubt but the ladies
and gentlemen in the housekeeping line will
avail themselves OF this rare chance.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12

The THEArRE.-With more than ordinary
qualification we have seen it announced that
Mr.. ANDERSON will appear tonight in the
great and stirring character of Richard ILL.,,
in which his equals. If there be such, are
very rare. To lose this opportunity, perhaps
the only one that will be offered here for
long time to come, Of witnessing his splendid
representation of the "hnmp back tyrant" of
the English throne, will be to lose the best
entertainment of the season. But il will
hardly be lost to many OF the pli,y-goers OF
the city. There will be but few. il any.
vacant seats in the house. Who is not impa-
tient for the curtain to rise upon ANpEesoS's
Richards
Mr.. KEEBLE will play Richmond, and Mrs
WARD Qaeen Elizabeth. An Object of In
terest is the after-piece.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-12
TERMS:
CLUBBING.

discount OF twenty five per cent from the above
prices will be allowed TO Clubs ordering four more
copies OF any one or more of the above works.
thus: -Four copies of Black wood, or OF one Review
will be sent To address for So four copies Of the
ioUr Reviews and Black VI Cd for $50; and 50 on